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Do you care about your pokemon's genders?

Do you care about gender specifics?

  • Yes, it matters to me.

    Votes: 96 25.8%

  • Nah, I couldn't care less.

    Votes: 53 14.2%

  • Sometimes...depends on circumstances

    Votes: 223 59.9%
  • Total voters
    372
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Mythicalzoe

Badass
I heard Male have attack
Female have defense

WTF:Male Kirlia/Gardevoir
 
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dracoburn

Lance's protege
I just recently did an "all-female" themed team on Heart Gold. It's actually a decent team, though I once had some trouble with a male Luvdisc for obvious reasons..
 
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ShadowScar Knight

Mexican Buddha!
It doesn't matter at all for to me for the most part, as Pokémon can have great potential regardless of gender.

The only time I care about gender is when I'm breeding Pokémon, that's it. Otherwise, I take pride in raising my Pokémon, such as my female Emboar and male Roserade.
 
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SharpedoX

Treinador Áureo
Hm. For me it depends on the occasion. I tend to prefer male pokémon for my team but most of the times, it's irrelevant. For example, sometimes a female Snorunt is much more valuable than a male one should I attempt to train a Froslass.

The pattern on Hippopotas, the absence or not of lipstick on Wobbuffet... it really depends on what I want for my team but most of the time, it doesn't matter.
 
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shiney mew

Marsh Trainer
Only for gender-specific nicknames I really want to use (like Starboy for a Starly or Frank for a Gothorita), or on the occasion I want to get a gender-specific evolution. I don't care if my Pokemon are the opposite genders from how they look; one of my main team members in Sapphire was a male Gardevoir and he was awesome.
 
DrasticPhase

DrasticPhase

Half ded
Well it depends on their evo.
But for like ingame i usually like male but it taunts me that i have a female feraligatr...
 
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DarthMoogle

Forum-Moogle
With me, it all depends. For instance, I always try for female starters. BECAUSE I'M BIASED LIEK DAT. 8D
No, really, it's mostly because I want a bunch of little baby starters running around.
 
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TheWatersGreatGuardian

Legendary Trainer
Same as withdrawn. Altough I prefer female for using attract as it seems that most AI use males.
 
Zoruagible

Zoruagible

Lover of underrated characters
Sometimes I catch male instead of females unless it`s Pidove
 
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Dear Insanity

above average
Usually I'll go for females, and that's probably because I am one myself. However if I feel like a pokemon should be male based on it's appearance, I'll get a male, and vice versa.
 
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Subzerostupid

Walking Pokedex
I don't care about genders. If my tyranitar is female, it's female. If it's male, it's male. In the case of attract, I rely on the probability that the will be a mix of some sort.
 
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