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I treat them like slaves.
You get what i mean?
You get what i mean?
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How real do you treat Pokemon
- Thread starter tayetayetv1
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Dragonite77
Member
I do treat my pokemon with love and care 
blackterminator3
Well-Known Member
I treat my Pokemon like I treat my family and friends with care and love.
floatzel98
→ s o a r i n g
I just train them and thats it. It's still just a game to me.
Honeyichigo
The manliest
This is me. They may not be real, but doesn't using a bit of imagination make it more fun?
That said, I tend to laugh instead of worrying if they get beat up in battle or whatever. Ehh, it's not like it's serious damage, right? It's more like slapstick.
Rayquaza Master777
#1 May Fanboy
Well, I always treat my Pokemon like individuals, instead of just pawns like many other people seem to. And I genuinely love my Pokemon teams.
Arcanine724
I am the Batman
I treat them like a dog/cat/sometypeofpet. Their like my buddies! But I don't imagine they're real!
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Silverwynde
My Sweet Guardian
It depends on the Pokemon. Something like a Bidoof, I really don't care about it--it can sit in the PC and rot. A Golett or a Golurk, however...
Every Golett and Golurk I have, whether taken in from GTS or caught in the Dragonspiral Tower, is babied. If they get hurt in battle, they're healed immediately. If they faint, I'll take out whoever hurt them with extreme prejudice. In other words: Golett and Golurk are my in-game "kids", so don't you dare hurt them. (Oh no, I'm totally not crazy over here!)
Every Golett and Golurk I have, whether taken in from GTS or caught in the Dragonspiral Tower, is babied. If they get hurt in battle, they're healed immediately. If they faint, I'll take out whoever hurt them with extreme prejudice. In other words: Golett and Golurk are my in-game "kids", so don't you dare hurt them. (Oh no, I'm totally not crazy over here!)
Oh NO! Not at all 0_0
tayetayetv1
Well-Known Member
this thread turned it to something more then it needed to be
Skribbz1990
Member
I do get a little attached to my main 6. I don't think they're real, or freak out if they're hurt, but I'm kind of proud of them. I just throw all the rest in a box and almost never take them out.
While I would never treat in-game monsters on the same level as, say, my cat, I do get attached to a lot of my teams. I still have my crappy, EV trained Flygon which I trained all those years ago, simply because it was the first one and I consider him a huge milestone in my Pokemon "career".
snowsquirrel
Squirrel Ninja
I do get attached to my pokemon, sometimes I like to imagine them becoming real or put myself in the trainers position, but of course that is just fantasy.
tayetayetv1
Well-Known Member
what do you mean by put your self in the trainers postion if you are the trainer
Flame Mistress
Well-Known Member
Sometimes I get really attached to them. Like in Platinum, I got so attached to my Pokémon, I gave up my Nuzlocke Challenge and just stuck with them throughout the journey because I loved them so much. Every time I saw a Wild Pokémon I was like "Screw it, you're crap compared to my team, guys, kill it. Screw the Pokédex, I don't need any more than I have now."
That's the closest I ever got, actually. I don't think I've treated anyone else the same precious way, save for my Victini.
That's the closest I ever got, actually. I don't think I've treated anyone else the same precious way, save for my Victini.