Pokémon

[Martyr]

There was this bull in the hunting range/ranch thing- The one where you had to feed the animals and then try to capture them. Tauros or something.

I never caught it.

But I eventually built a badass team that could whack anybody else's team. My Starting Fish Monster, A Nidoking, Psychomon, and I guess three others. (Those weren't the names of my Pokemon, I just can't remember what the real names of the types were.)

In any event, it was a fun game. And I was able to sell the game, with my work on it, for more than it cost me. (I sold it for $75.00 and bought it from my disenchanted friend for $10.00)

Er, I had Red, and used my friend's blue to get all of 148 or 9 I managed to get.

But it's a pretty old game now. Why bring it up?

[Elite Lord Sigma]

Well, I will admit that Red and Blue will always hold a special place in my heart, as they were one of the first video games I ever played, and they turned me into the gamer I am today. However, I really don't think the second and third generations are as bad as people make them out to be.

I also watched the first season of Pokémon, but I stopped watching it mainly because I had too much to do rather than out of disinterest in the show. If I'm bored, I won't mind catching an episode every now and then.

On an interesting note, according to this article I found on Bulbapedia, Viz Media will release the first season of the anime in its entirety on November 21st in the US.

[RiseToFall]

I was in that Poke'holic frenzy back in the 6th grade, but about a year or two after I mangaed to break the addiction.

[Twilight Edge]

It just got boring. I have tons of cards and I watched every damn movie(yes, I still catch the movies). But lately, it just doesn't appeal to me anymore. Stopped playing cards last year. Now I have no idea where to sell my cards.

[~SapphireStar~]

Now I have no idea where to sell my cards.

Ebay or hold onto them for a few years, then stick them on Ebay. Thats what Im going to do with my Pokemon merchandise.