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'''Games'''  
'''Games'''  


I have played most of the portable Pokémon games. My first one was Pokémon Red, and I chose Charmander as my starter. I eventually got ahold of the Blue and Yellow versions.
The Pokémon games are what started my interest in Pokémon. I concentrated mainly on the RPG style games, beginning with Pokémon Red on my Game Boy Pocket. Since then, I have gotten Pokémon Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Firered, Leafgreen, Diamond, and Pearl. Basically, I have played them all. I gave my Crystal, Sapphire, Emerald, and Leafgreen cartridges to a friend, and my Gold and Silver cartridges have dead cell batteries. Today, I am playing Pearl from the beginning, reserving my original Diamond for link battles.


Pokémon Gold was the game where I truly got into. I got it in 2002 and immediately started, choosing Cyandquil as my starter. That would be the first game where I would get a team to level 100, although I used two legendary Pokémon. I played that version until 2005, when I got Pokémon Firered. I did get ahold of Silver and Crystal, but I favored the newer generations after they were released.
For Red, I chose Charmander as my starter. I remember starting out, not knowing how to play the game. I put too much effort on Chairzard, not raising a balanced team. Plus, I had no clue on movesets. Now I learn from it. I remember liking Pokémon Yellow a bit more.


I originally didn't want to try Ruby and Sapphire, so I jumped to Firered while my cousin got Leafgreen. I once again chose Charizard as my starter, and I found Firered much harder, but more rewarding. After switching out my team, I raised my first non-legendary team to level 100: Tyranitar, Machamp, Alakazam, Lapras, Jolteon, and Arcanine. I still have these guys, now on my Diamond card. I did get ahold of Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, using them for Pokémon Diamond.
Pokémon Gold was the game where I truly got into. I got it in 2002 and immediately started, choosing Cyandquil as my starter. That would be the first game where I would get a team to level 100, although I used two legendary Pokémon: Mewtwo and Ho-oh. I played that version until 2005, when I got Pokémon Firered. I did get ahold of Silver and Crystal, but I favored the newer generations after they were released.  


Pokémon Diamond is the current game I play, along with the counterpart Pearl. I raised yet another team to level 100, although Dialga was on the team. I chose Empoleon as my starter, and I raised it to level 100, the first starter I did so with.
I originally didn't want to try Ruby and Sapphire, so I jumped to Firered while my cousin got Leafgreen. I once again chose Charizard as my starter, and I found Firered much harder, but more rewarding. After switching out my team, I raised my first non-legendary team to level 100: Tyranitar, Machamp, Alakazam, Lapras, Jolteon, and Arcanine. I still have these guys, now on my Diamond card. I did get ahold of Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, using them for Pokémon Diamond. I chose Blaziken as my starter for Sapphire.
 
Pokémon Diamond is the current game I play, along with the counterpart Pearl. I raised yet another team to level 100, although Dialga was on the team. I chose Empoleon as my starter, and I raised it to level 100, the first starter I did so with. Luxray, Alakazam, Golem, and Machamp joined. On my Pearl version, I chose Chimchar as my starter.


'''Anime'''
'''Anime'''
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I remember watching most of the anime episodes at least once. I missed out on parts of the first season, so I'll need to watch the DVDs. I have the Orange Islands, both parts of the Battle Frontier, and the first part of Diamond and Pearl on DVD. Since it moved to Cartoon Network, I can't watch it over broadcast.   
I remember watching most of the anime episodes at least once. I missed out on parts of the first season, so I'll need to watch the DVDs. I have the Orange Islands, both parts of the Battle Frontier, and the first part of Diamond and Pearl on DVD. Since it moved to Cartoon Network, I can't watch it over broadcast.   


* His starter Pokémon were Charizard, Typhlosion, Blaziken, and Empoleon.
 
'''Contributions'''
 
My first contribution was the synopsis to the Advanced Challenge episode "the bicker the better."
 
'''Other Key Notes'''
 
* His starter Pokémon were Charizard (Red and Firered), Typhlosion (Gold), Blaziken (Sapphire), and Empoleon (Diamond).
* His favorite Pokémon type is Fire.
* His favorite Pokémon type is Fire.

Revision as of 20:13, 24 October 2008

Games

The Pokémon games are what started my interest in Pokémon. I concentrated mainly on the RPG style games, beginning with Pokémon Red on my Game Boy Pocket. Since then, I have gotten Pokémon Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Firered, Leafgreen, Diamond, and Pearl. Basically, I have played them all. I gave my Crystal, Sapphire, Emerald, and Leafgreen cartridges to a friend, and my Gold and Silver cartridges have dead cell batteries. Today, I am playing Pearl from the beginning, reserving my original Diamond for link battles.

For Red, I chose Charmander as my starter. I remember starting out, not knowing how to play the game. I put too much effort on Chairzard, not raising a balanced team. Plus, I had no clue on movesets. Now I learn from it. I remember liking Pokémon Yellow a bit more.

Pokémon Gold was the game where I truly got into. I got it in 2002 and immediately started, choosing Cyandquil as my starter. That would be the first game where I would get a team to level 100, although I used two legendary Pokémon: Mewtwo and Ho-oh. I played that version until 2005, when I got Pokémon Firered. I did get ahold of Silver and Crystal, but I favored the newer generations after they were released.

I originally didn't want to try Ruby and Sapphire, so I jumped to Firered while my cousin got Leafgreen. I once again chose Charizard as my starter, and I found Firered much harder, but more rewarding. After switching out my team, I raised my first non-legendary team to level 100: Tyranitar, Machamp, Alakazam, Lapras, Jolteon, and Arcanine. I still have these guys, now on my Diamond card. I did get ahold of Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald, using them for Pokémon Diamond. I chose Blaziken as my starter for Sapphire.

Pokémon Diamond is the current game I play, along with the counterpart Pearl. I raised yet another team to level 100, although Dialga was on the team. I chose Empoleon as my starter, and I raised it to level 100, the first starter I did so with. Luxray, Alakazam, Golem, and Machamp joined. On my Pearl version, I chose Chimchar as my starter.

Anime

I remember watching most of the anime episodes at least once. I missed out on parts of the first season, so I'll need to watch the DVDs. I have the Orange Islands, both parts of the Battle Frontier, and the first part of Diamond and Pearl on DVD. Since it moved to Cartoon Network, I can't watch it over broadcast.


Contributions

My first contribution was the synopsis to the Advanced Challenge episode "the bicker the better."

Other Key Notes

  • His starter Pokémon were Charizard (Red and Firered), Typhlosion (Gold), Blaziken (Sapphire), and Empoleon (Diamond).
  • His favorite Pokémon type is Fire.
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