Does a Pokemons' Gender matter for you?

[carboncopy]

Nope. Not at all. Unless the pokes have a gender based evo like burmy.

 

[OshyHikari]

It depends on the Pokemon's looks or its cry.

 

[Fluffyy]

Yup, it matters to me in some cases. For example, if the pokemon looks feminine then I'd like to get a female pokemon and such xP

 

[PrismaticPrincessAnna]

hell yes. Esp when i give nicknames to them. Actually gender is what matters to me most. Not them IV or nature shizz, nya~

 

[nathandg0924]

Usually yes. Especially on my fave Pokes and sometimes, some Pokes don't look right too on gender.

 

[JulySableye]

Only with breeding, otherwise, I don't see the big deal...

 

[destinydude000]

it does matter to me, but the pokemon itself decides it, for example the pokemon that I love and will never leave me and my team are Gengar and Snorlax so they should be male, but for a pokemon like gardevoir,blissey and other girl themed pokemon, they should be definitely female.
also other pokemon like machamp, machoke, hariyama and other dude like pokemon shouldn't be female, imagine a naked body builder girl or a sumo girl!

 

[Lucario95]

I usually try to catch males everytime, but when I'm desperate of getting a rare pokemon, I will catch whatever it appears.

 

[Monster Guy]

I tend to prefer an even mix of both, so I don't care about genders that much.

 

[PokemonNation2000]

Not really, but sometimes I like to keep some male and some female mixed in my team for the sake of it! XD.

 

[ebevan91]

I don't like my party being a sausage-fest so I do intentionally find female Pokemon. Maybe a 2:1 ratio of male:female in the party, 4 males 2 females.

 

[Chewiana Jones]

I don't usually care, unless I only have a good nickname in mind for one gender or my team is already heavily skewed towards one gender (mainly nearly all female; I don't mind nearly all male quite as much). I also sometimes try to catch uncommon-gender pokemon like my female Panpour and Riolu or my male Clefairy and Skitty.

 

[Larry]

The gender doesn't matter to me unless a specific gender is needed for something like breeding or evolution.

 

[wobbanut]

But, I don't care too much, however, when I plan my team, I usually try to have half my team be male and half female. I also had this thing when I was younger where I would nickname my Pokémon if they're names contradict with their genders. Mr. Mime was Mrs. Mime, and Geodude was Geogirl.

What about slowbro and slowking?

 

[IndigoAir]

For the most part I try to have an even split, or more females if I'm including a gender-neutral Pokemon in the team, or all female. Also when I'm filling my pc boxes with one of every Pokemon, if I have a male basic and a female basic I'll evolve the female one (unless the male is at a much higher level). However, as someone else said sometimes I will have a nickname in mind for a Pokemon I want to add to my team and I will search out a Pokemon of the gender that fits the name.

But other than ALL THAT no, I don't care >.>

 

[Chewiana Jones]

What about slowbro and slowking?

I personally have a Slowqueen kicking around one of my PC boxes...

 

[SlowPokeBroKing]

I'm surprised at how sexist certain of us are on here. I could care less about its gender or IV or nature. I like the genders and natures because it makes the Pokemon seem more real. Like they are actually my pets.

 

[Aquarelle]

Only for evolution or breeding purposes.

Otherwise, I couldn't possibly care less.

 

[Pochie ~]

Yes, it does! D:

I have an extreme 'girly' taste for pokémons, so my teams are usually all females. <3

It's hard for me to see some pokémon being male or female, even if their gender rate is 50/50. A male Gardevoir is an iconic example.

 

[emogirl]

It really doesn't. ....but sometimes I'll be in a weird mood. When I first got BW, all my Poke's in W were female (I restarted a million times for a female starter) with my female character, and all in B were male with my male character... xD After awhile though, I stopped being as picky on those, because it's a lot of work sometimes.