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Death of Pokemon as Plot.
- Thread starter Goldliop
- Start date
BattleFranky~40
Immortal
Yes, the pokemon we worked hours for to level up should be able to die.
Meowth! That's right!
Cat Pokemon Trainer
Noooooo! Not my cute little Pokemon! TT_TT
davidone10
The new tuxedo look!
If that happens then pokemon will become like the digimon game....I despised it when one of my little characters became a useless egg.....I hope a similar fate never happens to my beloved shiny crobat.....
As far as realism goes, it would make the games more realistic..
but Nintendo/Gamefreak would be doomed.
They didn't avoid deaths in the games just to keep that 'E' rating.
Pokemon live forever, because if that level 99 Charizard just up and died 43 Exp. Points away from Level 100, it's trainer would be seriously POed. No one would buy the games anymore once they heard that their hard-trained Pokemon could die at any given moment. Sales would drop dramatically, and soon making the games would cost more money than they're worth.
If you really want your hard-trained Pokemon to die, use your imagination.
Release them, and pretend they died in some horrific battle, or of old age. I did that once.. released my level 50-something Flygon after his offspring hatched, and imagined he died. XD Then I regretted it later..
but Nintendo/Gamefreak would be doomed.
They didn't avoid deaths in the games just to keep that 'E' rating.
Pokemon live forever, because if that level 99 Charizard just up and died 43 Exp. Points away from Level 100, it's trainer would be seriously POed. No one would buy the games anymore once they heard that their hard-trained Pokemon could die at any given moment. Sales would drop dramatically, and soon making the games would cost more money than they're worth.
If you really want your hard-trained Pokemon to die, use your imagination.
Release them, and pretend they died in some horrific battle, or of old age. I did that once.. released my level 50-something Flygon after his offspring hatched, and imagined he died. XD Then I regretted it later..
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shooting star
Leaving SPPF! G'bye!
I wouldn't like it.
Peole takes death too easy.
Peole takes death too easy.
Meowth! That's right!
Cat Pokemon Trainer
Everyone (including me) would react like this guy:
*Shiver*
I can't think of it, my little Latias having an R.I.P. sign above it. I'm scared witless, plz tell me if pokemon can die, and if yes, how do u prevent or postpone it.
The guy from Pireas
Banned
Yes, the pokemon we worked hours for to level up should be able to die.
LOL!
No pokemon shouldn't be able to die.Why?Well lets just say that you caught a shiney chansey.You train it to lv 100.Suddenly,it dies.And that isn't cool.
DarkBlaizeken
Long time no see
No way should they die
i have spent years trainin them!!!!!
i have spent years trainin them!!!!!
JONNO.FRESH
Well-Known Member
No there will never be death as a main plot in a pokemon game
Ho-oh Tamer
Well-Known Member
Pokemon death has been included in the story lines of the games. Team rocket killed cubones' mother (the marowak) in Lavendar tower and as a result it posessed the chanelers to try and protect the tower and its babies. The spirit of the marowak also gave the pokemon in the tower the power to conceal themselves as ghosts and can only be revealed with a special item that can only be obtained by beating the boss of team rocket. To me, that sounds like death is a fairly big part of the game.
As for your party pokemon dieing i doubt it would happen because these games are aimed at a younger audience and think of all the problems it would lead to if a five year old child's beloved meowth suddenly dies. Not to mention the level 100 charizard or blastoise.
As for your party pokemon dieing i doubt it would happen because these games are aimed at a younger audience and think of all the problems it would lead to if a five year old child's beloved meowth suddenly dies. Not to mention the level 100 charizard or blastoise.
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flygonbreloom
The Flygon fanatic
Pokemon technically cant die...technically, Cubones mother was a ghost, not in heavan.
Ho-oh Tamer
Well-Known Member
Pokemon technically cant die...technically, Cubones mother was a ghost, not in heavan.
After you battle it its spirit is at peace.
flygonbreloom
The Flygon fanatic
After you battle it its spirit is at peace.
And whewre do you thik the spirit goes eh? Not many know...
Raunchy_fad
Ooh, maaaan!
He's talking about plot, not if your friggen' Charizard dies, jeez!
And you know what? It wouldn't bother me if say, at the start of the game something got killed. 'Cos taht just adds to the two-dimentional plot of Pokémon, don't you think? And then maybe it'll turn out that that kid on like.. Route 2 who likes shorts did it all along. Oh, you weren't suspecting that one, I got you GOOD.
And you know what? It wouldn't bother me if say, at the start of the game something got killed. 'Cos taht just adds to the two-dimentional plot of Pokémon, don't you think? And then maybe it'll turn out that that kid on like.. Route 2 who likes shorts did it all along. Oh, you weren't suspecting that one, I got you GOOD.
Strawberry.
Strawberry fields.
Pokémon is meant for all ages, and I don't think it's a good idea that its younger audience should have to deal with death in something as innocent as Pokémon. Personally, I wouldn't mind it, but I know that my younger cousin would definitely not like it.
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