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Feeling of your first Pokemon cartilage

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#1
Feeling of your first Pokemon cartilage
What was your like emotion/feeling when you got your first Pokemon cartilage?
I was like so happy until... how do you fucking get Ho-Oh mother fucking tower bitch.
#2
Ebisu wrote:
What was your like emotion/feeling when you got your first Pokemon cartilage?
I was like so happy until... how do you fucking get Ho-Oh mother fucking tower bitch.


Cartridge you mean?

And pff, screw dat ho-oh i always like lugia more anyway. On another note, my first pokemon game was on the computer though :X Ive been robbed of my childhood first by a cheap phoney!
#3
Pokemon cartilage?
#4
GAMEchief wrote:
Pokemon cartilage?


He's a pokemon fan straight down to the bones
#5
Got my first Pokemon Cartilage when a Cubone stabbed me, I was rushed to the Pokemon Center and got a Pokemon Cartilage, sorry for the misspelling : ))
#6
Ebisu wrote:
Got my first Pokemon Cartilage when a Cubone stabbed me, I was rushed to the Pokemon Center and got a Pokemon Cartilage, sorry for the misspelling : ))


No need to be sorry. If anyone made fun of you for it, they would have been marowak
#7
PrincessFluttershy wrote:
No need to be sorry. If anyone made fun of you for it, they would have been marowak


#11
I love that sound, GAME.

Also, I loved watching friends play Red and Blue on their Gameboy Colors back when I was younger. After that, I would play on friends' Fire Red and Leaf Green. Only a few of my friends had Silver and Gold. Finally, like three years ago I finally got my first pokemon cartridge, my friend gave me his Pokemon Ruby and Emerald. A few months after that I bought Heart Gold. Before I had gotten my own, I was playing the Pokemon games obsessively at friends' house, and borrowing friends' Diamond and Pearl cartridges and playing them on my DS and stuff haha.
#12
I remember when I dropped my Pokemon Red in the snow...
The game was forever ruined. ):
#13
Ethan wrote:
I remember when I dropped my Pokemon Red in the snow...
The game was forever ruined. ):


Oh man, that stinks! Did you ever get another one? what was your reaction when it happened?
#14
Ebisu wrote:
What was your like emotion/feeling when you got your first Pokemon cartilage?
I was like so happy until... how do you fucking get Ho-Oh mother fucking tower bitch.


Flareboy323 wrote:
I love that sound, GAME.

Also, I loved watching friends play Red and Blue on their Gameboy Colors back when I was younger. After that, I would play on friends' Fire Red and Leaf Green. Only a few of my friends had Silver and Gold. Finally, like three years ago I finally got my first pokemon cartridge, my friend gave me his Pokemon Ruby and Emerald. A few months after that I bought Heart Gold. Before I had gotten my own, I was playing the Pokemon games obsessively at friends' house, and borrowing friends' Diamond and Pearl cartridges and playing them on my DS and stuff haha.



Gold? Gameboy Color?
Kids,we started with red and blue on these sons a bitches.


You would not believe how excited I was to get Red and a gameboy pocket for my birthday.
#15
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Gold? Gameboy Color?
Kids,we started with red and blue on these sons a bitches.


You would not believe how excited I was to get Red and a gameboy pocket for my birthday.


You felt like pissing off the empire state building in glee while doing togepi's metronome?
#16
PrincessFluttershy wrote:
You felt like pissing off the empire state building in glee while doing togepi's metronome?


Clafairy mother fucker, we didn't have no Togepi.
#17
Wasn't Togepi already in the Japanese anime by the time we got the first games?

Just guessing, though.
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GAMEchief wrote:
Wasn't Togepi already in the Japanese anime by the time we got the first games?

Just guessing, though.


Wouldn't surprise me, the Japanese are always ahead in everything haha. I never really watched the Japansese anime though, is it different at all?
#19
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Clafairy mother fucker, we didn't have no Togepi.




GAMEchief wrote:
Wasn't Togepi already in the Japanese anime by the time we got the first games?

Just guessing, though.


I think he was in the anime pretty early, but I don't know if it was definately before red/blue per say. Half of the time in the anime he was an egg, so in theory, you could say that having him in the first 2 games wouldnt have been impossible i think.
#20
There were a lot of hints at the Gold/Silver Pokemon in the Red/Blue anime. Like Ho-oh appears in either the first or second episode. I was never big on the anime, so I can't say with certainty when Togepi appeared. But I wouldn't be surprised if it appeared super early as a teaser.
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GAMEchief wrote:
Wasn't Togepi already in the Japanese anime by the time we got the first games?

Just guessing, though.


Flareboy323 wrote:
Wouldn't surprise me, the Japanese are always ahead in everything haha. I never really watched the Japansese anime though, is it different at all?


PrincessFluttershy wrote:
I think he was in the anime pretty early, but I don't know if it was definately before red/blue per say. Half of the time in the anime he was an egg, so in theory, you could say that having him in the first 2 games wouldnt have been impossible i think.


GAMEchief wrote:
There were a lot of hints at the Gold/Silver Pokemon in the Red/Blue anime. Like Ho-oh appears in either the first or second episode. I was never big on the anime, so I can't say with certainty when Togepi appeared. But I wouldn't be surprised if it appeared super early as a teaser.



Togepi didn't happen early. It happened just over half way through season one and that was just as in a "here is an egg" It hatched several episodes later.
Ho-oh was in the first ep. Though you really had no way to know what it was at the time.
You also got to see an Elekid in the short before the first movie.
I'm sure the japanese show was ahead but we were around seven so I doubt we had a lot of info in that regard. So we had the whispers of strange new pokemon several moths post release of pokemon stff but it was awhile before we had anything official to go by and even then it was just the japanese names of stuff.

On the topic of anime vs games: Orange Islands needs to happen.
#22
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Togepi didn't happen early. It happened just over half way through season one and that was just as in a "here is an egg" It hatched several episodes later.
Ho-oh was in the first ep. Though you really had no way to know what it was at the time.
You also got to see an Elekid in the short before the first movie.
I'm sure the japanese show was ahead but we were around seven so I doubt we had a lot of info in that regard. So we had the whispers of strange new pokemon several moths post release of pokemon stff but it was awhile before we had anything official to go by and even then it was just the japanese names of stuff.

On the topic of anime vs games: Orange Islands needs to happen.



DUDE I thought the orange islands gyms were pretty cool. It's very fuzzy but didn't the island badges have specific tasks you needed to win in versus traditional duking it out battles? Such as a surfing battle or some shit which is the origin of the surfing pikachu?

I might be misremembering but that was funy holy shit
#23
PrincessFluttershy wrote:
DUDE I thought the orange islands gyms were pretty cool. It's very fuzzy but didn't the island badges have specific tasks you needed to win in versus traditional duking it out battles? Such as a surfing battle or some shit which is the origin of the surfing pikachu?

I might be misremembering but that was funy holy shit

They did. They also never concluded the main plot. When season two should have stated they just moved on to the next region. Very disappointing.
GS Ball plot alludes to gold and sliver, Lugia, Slowking, and a bunch of stuff but is never resolved or revisited. That season also had the best writing in my opinion because it seldom followed the typical format and often included interesting characters.