Seijiro Mafuné
Diogomainardista!
The question is above, the options are below. DP doesn't count because I'd rather wait for some translations.
In many plots and theories, I've noticed that the typical stance is that the Champion is the leader of the Elite Four (as a general rule, that's Lance). Now, while the the idea has its reasoning and all (seeing how the animé keeps making Lance so important and somewhat kills off the others), I have to say that I disagree with it. I mean, they're the Elite FOUR, not the Elite FIVE. Why does the Champion, who does NOT count as a member of the Elite Four (I mean... do you guys think GARY was going to be the leader of the Elite Four back in RBY?), is thought of as being so important?
...yes, I admit it, I'm annoyed at that. Whatever.
So, here's the poll. Who leads the Elite Four? The strongest Elite member (Lance, Karen, Drake)? Or the Champion (Gary, Lance, Steven/Wallace)?
My vote is that the Elite Four is led by the strongest Elite member, but the Champion overrules them in power (but, technically, he doesn't LEADS them like the other one would).
So, here goes.
In many plots and theories, I've noticed that the typical stance is that the Champion is the leader of the Elite Four (as a general rule, that's Lance). Now, while the the idea has its reasoning and all (seeing how the animé keeps making Lance so important and somewhat kills off the others), I have to say that I disagree with it. I mean, they're the Elite FOUR, not the Elite FIVE. Why does the Champion, who does NOT count as a member of the Elite Four (I mean... do you guys think GARY was going to be the leader of the Elite Four back in RBY?), is thought of as being so important?
...yes, I admit it, I'm annoyed at that. Whatever.
So, here's the poll. Who leads the Elite Four? The strongest Elite member (Lance, Karen, Drake)? Or the Champion (Gary, Lance, Steven/Wallace)?
My vote is that the Elite Four is led by the strongest Elite member, but the Champion overrules them in power (but, technically, he doesn't LEADS them like the other one would).
So, here goes.