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    Pokemon Advanced Battle

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    One of my fondest memories was coming across a fascinating television show fourteen years ago while reminiscing about my childhood fantasies. I was four years old, watching television, when I came across an exciting show called Pokemon. The show focuses in on a ten year old boy named Ash Ketchum, who makes it his goal to catch every pokemon in the world. Pokemon are groups of monsters that relate to everyday objects, animals, and fictitious creatures. There are pokemon that look like animals, plants

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    The Cultural Politics of Pokemon Capitalism It is fall 1999 and a jet from Japan has just pulled up to its berth at LAX airport in Los Angeles. Immediately a crowd of kids excitedly gathers by the window to view what appears to be a huge flying Pikachu: the yellowy cute, electrically charged mouse-type pocket monster of what was then the biggest kid’s craze of the decade, Pokemon. Even parents recognize this iconic figure, familiar as they are with the basics of the phenomenon. Starting out as a

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    Greed Economics

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    Greed Economics Pokemon, Microsoft and the Economics of Greed Greed Economics: The uplifting or debilitating effect of the excessive desire of gain on the production, consumption and distribution of goods and services. Solid proof that “greed economics” lives and breathes was recently found in Newswek’s Novmber 8th issue in an article entitled “Puffy’s Crowded Orbit”. Sean (Puffy) Combs is founder and CEO of the extremely profitable Bad Boy entertainment. In the billion dollar a year rap

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    Pukimun Levindir Tuwn Sapirstotouns: Myth ur Rieloty? It os yuar borthdey, on Jepen 1996, end Pukimun Griin jast cemi uat. Yua upin yuar forst prisint, e Gemibuy woth Pukimun Griin; yua tarn thi gemi un ixcotidly es Prufissur Oek ixcleoms, “Wilcumi tu thi wurld uf Pukimun…” In thi yiers fulluwong, ramurs hevi sarruandid thos wundirfal gemi uf cetchong, bettlong, end feontong, e gemi uf lugoc end stretigy. Sumi uf thi must ontrogaong ramurs onvulvi Levindir Tuwn, thi greviyerd on Pukimun. Pukimun

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    “I choose you Pikachu!”. A long time ago, I couldn't even imagine counting on Pikachu to help me be the best trainer in all of the Kanto region. I always laugh a little bit when I think about where I began my journey . I had come from Pallet town which is an extremely small town in the Kanto region. In this town it was tradition that in order to start your journey, you must get a pokemon on your 10th birthday. It was my 10th birthday and I was so excited to continue that tradition. All of those

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    Pokemon Red

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    Five Times getting STUCK in Pokemon Red & Blue Becoming a Pokemon Master is not an easy task; everyone stumbles once in a while. So, here are the five times that I got stuck in Pokemon Red and Blue. Number 5: Old man and the coffee The old man in Viridian City needs his Coffee and will not move until you get a certain item, but what could that item be? I remember walking around Viridian city not knowing what to do; I even came back to Pallet town a few times, thinking that I must have missed

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    The two character’s I’ve decided to compare was Johnny Bravo and Brock from Pokémon. These two shows are completely different from each other. One show focuses on a young man who is looking to pick up attractive young women, while the other focuses on a group of friends exploring the world of Pokémon. I never really got into Johnny Bravo when I was a kid, although my cousin adored the show, I have in recent years gone back and watched Johnny Bravo and I highly enjoy the show’s comedic premise. However

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    it's blasted onto the pidgeys and it made them all go away and then my pikachu emerged from the thunder bolt hand fell to the ground. He use his last bit of strength to safe for the pidgeys, then i saw a town i checked my map, it was the next town minits town, i was glad but scared for my pikachu so i ran as fast as i could then aa officer named Janeth came up to me and said ‘’how are you’’, i said ‘ is there a place for my pikachu to rest, the she asked me again ‘’who are you’’, then a little gadget

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    background is made through different shades of brown, gray, and a bit of blue. The use of vibrant yellow for Pikachu makes a huge contrast with the other sections of the art because the young man and the background have more of a dull color. The dull colors on the background and boy set a fairly depressing mood about the seriousness of the problem. This contrast helps to emphasize the focal point, Pikachu. The value assists to produce an illusion of depth utilizing the darker values to make the boy look

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    (Ono 111). Ash’s friendly beast is Pikachu. Ash's first Pokemon the “cutest Pokemon partner Ash could have” (Ono 10). The creature of nightmare is the Haunting (also known as The Black Fog), a ghost Pokemon that “Sucks out the opponent's

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    FartMow's Adventure

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    One day, FartMow the cat was walking down the street. Then, an atomic meatball attacked him. He used his super cat powers to defeat the atomic meatball. FartMow went to the restaurant called Burgers ‘n’ Stuff to get some french fries. They were all out of french fries so FartMow decided to get a burger. It was delicious. Then he went home and watched the movie, Alakanonso, which was based on a book. He went to bed. the next day he ate waffles and pancakes for breakfast. Then he went to work. FartMow

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    Pokemon Research Paper

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    U This is a game about battling your pokemon. It is for the wii U. Pokemon is ⅕ ★☆☆☆☆ Some people think pokemon sucks. It is very common for a person dislike on pokemon. The people that hate it don't play it. They think it should go boom. Pikachu Pikachu is the all famous pokemon. I see no purpose in his fame. He is just a pokemon like the others. He never does anything like talk or move without commanded so he is just another pokemon. He is not special at all. Pokemon Theme Song The pokemon

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    elaborate and amplify the image that the reader is not able to understand why they run away without the words, and vice versa (McCloud, 154). All panels in this page interact with each other and lead to the identical sequence – Lucy runs away for Pikachu, by following this coherent narrative, iconic solidarity as an approach to the hypothesizing linear reading method across all panels (Groensteen, 114). A similar page layout emphasizes the movement of the protagonists in Michael Straczynski’s Thor

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    As a child, I always looked forward to Saturday morning cartoons. My family had the most basic cable package, which consisted of fewer than twenty channels. These did not include popular kid’s channels such as Nickelodeon or Disney Channel. One morning per week cartoons appeared on my TV screen, and I would wake up early, excited and engrossed in the plotlines. As times have changed and more research has been conducted, opinions on the effects of have cartoons changed. Several medical organizations

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    Super Bowl commercials are reputable for being filled with well-known brand names and references the average viewer can understand. However, there are a handful of commercials that have a more specific audience and contain esoteric references meant only for its target group. This year, Nintendo reserved a 30-second commercial slot to commemorate the 20th anniversary of one of its biggest video game franchises, Pokémon. The commercial features a random individual who witnesses an impressive feat,

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    Pokémon

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    Watching them absorb the show makes me laugh and, when I do, they turn to me and tell me, "Shut up! We’re trying to watch the show!" I give them a funny look and proceed to watch the show with them. I find that I also am in love with the little yellow Pikachu and can’t get enough of this darling cartoon series. Our addiction to Pokémon is just as benevolent as the individual Pokémon themselves. "Pokémon started as the brainchild of Japanese creator Satoshi Tajiri, 34, who combined his two childhood

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    guys who steal others' Pokémon in the Pokémon franchise. However, like many other bad guys, these ne'er-do-wells are hardly ever successful and their plots usually get foiled by a small, electric mouse we all know and love as Pikachu. After Team Rocket's plans get ruined, Pikachu sends them flying with its electric powers. We, as Pokémon fans, watch the anime and know that sometimes, not everything shown is physically possible in real life, such as how Team Rocket can withstand such electric shocks

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    Imagine getting one million dollars instantly with no questions asked, Taylor Neal would just save it for keeps. On August 31st I interviewed Taylor Neal, a 19 year old in English 11 period 3, I have know him but never really talked to him for long. He is a senior at Hempfield High School. While interviewing Taylor, I was intrigued by his family history, school activities and personality traits and hobbies. The first topic in the interview was on Taylor’s family life. Taylor Neal, born on January

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    What is the Mandela Effect? How about who is Mandela? Nelson Mandela was a South African anti-apartheid revolutionary, politician, and philanthropist, who served as President of South Africa who died in prison in the 1980’s according to his wiki; or did he? Nelson Mandela actually died on December 5th, 2013 and he wasn't in prison but that's not how you remember it, is it? The Mandela Effect refers to a phenomenon where a large number of people share false memories of past events, referred to as

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    essential background knowledge of what was going on and why. Watching the film could be like watching Pokémon movies without watching the series’. First, you would be confused as to why Ash, the main character has a particular interest in re-catching Pikachu. But like most movies you eventually start to get a feel as to what is going on. Ghost in the Shell takes place in a futuristic Hong Kong, where technology is so advanced that mankind is able to create a whole new species of humans known as cyborgs

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