PlasmaDavid
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Long time user, the best "FAQ" resource for any video game, ever!
I'd just love to express my joy that many Pokemon Biology segments seem to be getting updated to a more "back to roots" approach.
It's all too easy to enjoy the Pokemon games as games too much, as well as recycle the "kiddie friendly" anime\pokedex material of recent days. But reading up on many of the original pokemon entries on Bulbapedia, I see a lot of the Biology entries harkening back to the good ol' early days when pokemon were depicted a lot more animalistic and less cartoony.
Having been on a somewhat slope, training pokemon hard but more for the gameplays sake, and edging ever closer to the "kiddie friendly" anime side of pokemon, it has been very refreshing to read some poke-material that has thrown me right back to the RBY, GSC era where pokemon were more MONSTEROUS than cuddly-wuddly friends.
Don't get me wrong, I love pokemon wether they be name barking friendly critters, but it's good to be reading as if they were real, studied creatures in the wild.
Keep up the new entries!
I'd just love to express my joy that many Pokemon Biology segments seem to be getting updated to a more "back to roots" approach.
It's all too easy to enjoy the Pokemon games as games too much, as well as recycle the "kiddie friendly" anime\pokedex material of recent days. But reading up on many of the original pokemon entries on Bulbapedia, I see a lot of the Biology entries harkening back to the good ol' early days when pokemon were depicted a lot more animalistic and less cartoony.
Having been on a somewhat slope, training pokemon hard but more for the gameplays sake, and edging ever closer to the "kiddie friendly" anime side of pokemon, it has been very refreshing to read some poke-material that has thrown me right back to the RBY, GSC era where pokemon were more MONSTEROUS than cuddly-wuddly friends.
Don't get me wrong, I love pokemon wether they be name barking friendly critters, but it's good to be reading as if they were real, studied creatures in the wild.
Keep up the new entries!