Exactly. They've done the contest stuff two times already, and it contributed to my growing loss of interest in following the anime, so I was looking forward to seeing Serena end up differently and be another girl that didn't need contests to be an interesting character.
Since May's anime counterpart started with Torchic, I can only assume it would be canon in the games for her game counterpart to have the same starter. Of course, it didn't stop me from making her choose Treecko when I first played Ruby.
You know, all this talk is starting to make me wonder if the anime might have been better if Ash had been a solo character, like Red in Pokémon Origins. No female characters with inconvenient goals that take the focus of the story off of battling and exciting adventure (which I got much of off...
A trainer's goal could be as simple as loving to travel the world, battle with other trainers, and catch Pokémon (and in the case of Ash, Misty, and Brock: wanting to stick together through bonds of friendship). And that's why I like the original series of the anime, because it's core themes...
And again, why do all these female protagonists have to be given this goal? I'd rather have one that's a basic trainer than more of these "I'll put on a spectacle of beauty with my cute Pokémon!" trainers.
I was looking through the screenshots for this episode on Filb.de, and all I can say is "Really, Serena? You're crying cause you screwed up your contest performance?". I don't mean to sound insensitive, but my point is why must almost every new female character in the series since May be forced...
But suppose you weren't satisfied with their default clothes like in X & Y? They could throw in Brendan and May's original clothes from R/S/E to please fans of the original games.
As for hairstyles, I can't help but be curious about what May would look like with different hairstyles, though I...
My wish is for Ash to never get a Greninja, simply because of my grudge against him being announced for the new Smash Bros. game when I wanted Mewtwo instead. If the main character of the anime whom I always enjoyed watching the adventures of now has to have Greninja on his team, I'd probably be...
I'm kind of torn between the two of them actually. I like how X made Charizard part Dragon type and even like it's design, but I like Y for keeping a more consistent skin color with normal Charizard and it's pre-evolutions, as well as for it's Drought ability.
You know, that's actually how I feel about May and Dawn being made Coordinators in the anime. I didn't care for contests in Gen 3, so I guess I felt like it was shoehorned into the anime as part of the storyline when it was just a completely optional thing in the games. Like you said, I probably...
After seeing Mega Swampert, I'm actually rethinking using Blaziken in the remakes (who I usually consider to be the coolest looking of the three fully evolved Hoenn starters) and will probably start the game with Mudkip instead. I just really like Swampert's bulky new Mega Evolution more than...
It was a long time ago, but I just remember losing my save file one day and the only reasonable conclusion I could come to for it was because I knew I was taking advantage of an in-game glitch in that save file. But for all I know that file may have gotten lost for some other reason.
One thing I had to question about the Pokémon series eventually is just how long we would have to collect new species of Pokémon in order to complete the Pokédex, following the "Gotta catch 'em all!" logic of Gen 1, and I guess now that we have Mega Evolution it sort of raises the question of...
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