Does Gender matter to you?

[Iteru]

I try to get an even share of males or females, though a 4:2 ratio both ways is okay.

 

[qwrqrwqas]

Eh... not really? Right now I managed to get a 1:1 ratio of males and females in my HGSS party, which surprised me.

Male Gardevoir, Roselia and female Machop, however, are hilariously awesome.

 

[Rakarei]

Don't really care all that much, my teams are usually pretty evenly mixed.

 

[Rainbow]

I don't care about gender anymore. The only exception is that I always start with a female starter.

 

[HeshieokFasla]

I usually just go with what I can grab. I care more for abilities than for genders, to be honest.

 

[Gato]

Generally I just catch whatever gender I see first. With an exception of Mr. Mime, Slowking, and Gardevoir, which I'd only get male, male, and female respectivelly.

 

[Reyairia]

I'll usually try to have an equal ratio on my team.
As for regular wild pokemon, I'll usually go on what I first see, unless I like the look of one more - I prefer the white whiskers on female gyarados and the darker female hippopotas.

 

[Bulletproof Scales]

If there's a gender differance like with Hippowdon.

 

[Magmortar123]

Doesn't really matter for me. As long as the nature is good, I'll take it

 

[Selene]

I usually have a female team, but I generally don't care. For the fourth gen, whichever gender difference looks best, I pick. I'm more of a casual gamer, so stats also don't affect me.

 

[Daxdiv]

Depends, usually if a Pokemon looks more masculine than feminie and vice versa, I always go for a male Machop, and a female Ralts, that is unless I'm going for Gallade. Though if a Pokemon has a neat gender difference, like Pikachu's tail or Heracross's horn, I usually go for the female. Though if something that looks the same or has a lame gender difference, like Meditite, I'll go with either gender, as long as it has a nice nature.

 

[Rellik]

I could have sworn I posted in this thread months ago. Weird.

Generally speaking, no. Though, for some reason, I always seem to end up with more male Pokemon than females for some reason. Like alot of people have said though, when dealing with Pokemon like Gardevoir and Machamp that look decidedly like they should be one gender over the other, I'll usually try and catch one that looks like that gender. Also, when dealing with Pokemon that have a low chance of being female like Starters, I'll always prefer a female, simply so I always have breeding stock ready.

 

[Palgia]

Doesn't really matter for me. As long as the nature is good, I'll take it

so it wouldnt bother you if your Charizard was a girl, and it liked shopping and clothes and boys!

 

[evoVIIeevee]

I tend to go with what gender I think suits each pokemon best.

 

[XED]

I don't really mind what type of gender I get when I am trying to catch a Pokemon. Sometimes I might go for a certain gender here and there, but to me it really doesn't matter. If it is a Pokemon that appears many times throughout the game, then it doesn't matter what gender it is knowing that the Pokemon can be found a lot in the game. Which means that I can go back and find a specific gender and catch it if I like.

 

[Hikari10]

I mainly go with an all-female team. Though in Platinum I have a male Lucario on my team.

For Black I'm going with a mixed bag (half male, half female)

 

[.vulpixie]

so it wouldnt bother you if your Charizard was a girl, and it liked shopping and clothes and boys!

I would get along so well with this Charizard!

My main team tends to be mostly male but there's no real reason for it. In my current team there are four male and one female ← I had to turn on my DS just to find that out.

 

[Owain]

i like to keep them as balanced as Possible

 

[proserpina]

It depends on the personality and characteristics I had in mind when I decided I wanted such a Pokemon on my team. Usually there's a fair mix, usually 3/3 or 2/4 at worst. That said, I'll go for what gender suits the Pokemon to an extent, too - just as I won't have a female Machamp, I'll never use a male Gardevoir.

 

[Kamex]

Generally speaking, Gender isn't a very important factor for me, so I'll go with mixed. Although, there are instances when I prefer certain Pokémon to be of specific gender for whatever reason.