Undergrizer

New Year is near. As the end of this decade, and the beginning of the eighth generation (and also close to its end - Heisei era in Japan). With which, we will move on to the next decade. And since the current seventh generation will not end with the end of next year, I think it's time to talk about...
HOW 2010s RUINED FAN BASE OF POKEMON ANIME!
I have already spoken earlier about how the anime fan base is now similar to the Star Wars fan base. And today we will talk about how suitable by the end of the 2010s brought it to this. Here we have in mind not the anime itself and its Sagas in this decade, whatever they might be. This refers to the fanbase of the anime itself, and how different parts of this base accepted certain Sagas. And the 2010s are similar to the times of the Star Wars prequels (and The Last Jedi), and Sonic games after the classic era (and especially since the late 2000s). At times, which both fanbases have irrevocably messed up, who now hate each other and fight each o

Here I encounter with option of this person...
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Okay, listen, TheRisenChaos - I know, “Pokémon” is franchise oriented for kids, but every such long-running franchise should not forget about old fans who follow it to this day (which is now gradually recalled by “Power Rangers”). The story can be outwardly childish for a young audience, but it can also have interesting details and entertaining decisions, and balance between a childish and serious tone to attract a sophisticated adult audience. And if you do everything right, to gain momentum, you must promote the characters and reduce them to a powerful climax, then BOOM, two fanbases (children and adults) are combined! The kids are in awe, and the hardcore fans are smitten. Yes, and to the intelligence of children need respectful attitude. And XY(Z) did this great. Same with Ash. If someone finds this Ash boring, and even infuriating because of its advanc