Pokemon is Better Than Yu-Gi-Oh

Also, I wish to thank him for the very handy abbreviation: YGO (Yu-gi-oh). "[Pokemon] has had over ten successful years" Successful in terms of financial revenue, but in terms of quality? I concede that the first two generations were excellent (despite theirs flaws e. g. mechanics in RBY gen. ), but the quality has dissipated since: "they have no imagination now. Pidove? That's like a gay and retarded version of Pidgey [1]". More evidence of failure – [2], where a consumer complains about the apparently annoying "French horn" whilst "surfing". Failing to satisfy customers is a failure, and reaping profits because of past successes, despite producing rubbish currently is called "cashing-in", and to be honest, this undermines the franchise. "and has appealed to many kids and even adults more so than any other game about anime battling monsters. " Due to having more time to appeal to them than YGO. "Being able to create your own team to what you prefer and able to endure on a long journey that will lead to hours of entertainment. " YGO matches this with the variety of cards. "Really? watching kids play with cards for 30 minutes? Not fun. " You can also listen to them too. "Its goal is that of entertainment for children, not for people in universities and studiers of anchient history. " Citation [3] clearly depicts a young man enthralled at the thought of activating his trap card. Even though YGO is targeted at children, I think it's a success that older people also enjoy it. Also, the man appears to be at university (considering all the library shelves and people doing university things[4]). "And for a comparison between the card game of YGO and Pokemon, YGO is very graphic. " Pokemon is also very graphic. I remember finding and capturing ‘Missigno. ' My game went haywire and the pixels were everywhere. NEW ARGUMENTS: Pokemon endorses cheating In the pokemon generation RBY, ‘the rare candy cheat' was a method used to duplicate masterballs and rarecandies to catch all the pokemon and then speed level them. Pokemon endorses illicit drugs Venturing to ‘Glitch city' (by method of cheating) was possible because the producers wanted to train children for psychedelic drugs. The strange visuals were radical and had multiple subliminal messages encouraging children to do drugs [5] Also, the MART was a drug store, and you could buy non-commercial drugs which could have been infected or not were what the independent seller said they were (second gen). AND, the non-commercial drugs were cheaper! This teaches children to support illegal third-party drug syndicates. Pokemon is anti-Christian Pokemon involves EVOLVING animal like creatures, subconsciously training children to accept evolution. Evolution is a lie because it says so in the Bible, so, the existence of Pokemon is really offensive to Christians. Pokemon gives unreal expectations to children "In the Pokemon trading card game, there is simple things, like discard piles and prize cards, no death and life points and such. " This is true, but not recognising death is very detrimental to children. In fact, there has probably been some study that shows children believe they are immortal if they are not exposed to death constantly. Not expecting to die is awfully detrimental to anyone's mind, most likely. "As for the television series, they say that the so called "heart of the cards" deals with getting emotionally… …a certain risky attack will land or not. " Talking about luck when you're arguing for pokemon? Please! Official guides instructed trainers to save before they tried to catch a rare pokemon in case they fainted it. But there is something more sinister to this. See, this teaches children to give up when things don't go right, therefore, Pokemon accounts for a lot of teen suicides. Also, you can only get Porygon, a really good Pokemon, through going to the slot machines. Talk about luck! And I'm pretty sure you need Porygon to both beat the game and brag to your friends about having one. In conclusion, Pokemon probably causes most of the mental ailments in children and this makes it worse than YGO, which only accounts for the rest of the mental ailements. [1] My twelve-year-old cousin [2] . http://au.gamespot.com... [3] . http://au.images.search.yahoo.com... [4] My own experience [5] Common knowledge