"POINT BLANK! In broad daylight!"

"Manifest Destiny, suckers! Read about it! It's in the book *we* wrote!"

It began in Gen 2, with the introduction of the Dark-type.

My friends and I talk about this all the time. During the Saiyan/early Freeza Saga, you could actually see Goku's collarbone. As he bulked up, his pecs nearly swallowed up his neck. One friend of mine said he read Toriyama doesn't like to draw bulky dudes and regretted letting it go that far, which is why when he…

I sped-run (speed-ran?) Blue version a long time ago on the Game Boy Color. No glitches, just a lot of running, Digging, Escape Ropes, Repels, and only three Pokemon—Blastoise, Zapdos, and Diglett (I think). It took about 1-2 hours.

"We need to sell more merchandise! Make him cuter!"

Gardevoir. The Fairy-type didn't exist back in the old RSE days, and it stomps over the Elite Four now.

So they can make amiibos AND action figures, making you buy both.

Ever wonder what an anthropomorphic, anatomically correct Tepig looks like? The internet's got you covered there, too!

That's the new DBZ Kai style. Everything's super shiny.

I know a guy who LOVES Vegeta (his left arm and chest are covered in tattoos of Vegeta depicting him from all the Sagas), but even he won't plunk down the cash for DLC based on Dragonball GT.

Ah, good observation on the angle/curve thing.

But then Ice King doesn't have enough badges, so Empoleon just kinda smacks him around.

Wigglytuff is an odd choice, but she's big into twisted science so Porygon fits, as would Ditto. You could even imagine she'd be the one to create Mewtwo.

Looks like Pikachu just Pika-peed in the ocean.

So it's DLC you need to 100% the game, but instead of being digital content, it's something you have to go buy in stores. And because it's a collectible toy, you may not be able to find it in stores, forcing you to pay more on the aftermarket.

Is it ironic that I immediately posted this on my Facebook?

"How disappointing your generation is!"

I noticed that this weekend at the mall. Now you have to buy little clear gem-looking "traps" to play the newest version of Skylanders? What's up with that? And don't get me started on Infinity's "power disc" scam.