>>12495062Covers all of them--and much, much more.
>Aboard the SS Anne in Red, Blue, Yellow, Fire Red, and Leaf Green, there is a Sailor who will say that he "Likes feisty kids like you!". Not necessarily innuendo. It's just another way of saying "I like ya, kid! You got moxie!"
>In Platinum, there's a sign near a bed in Team Galactic's hideout that says "Please make sure the bed is unoccupied before getting into it." Not necessarily innuendo. Entering an unoccupied bed would be startling to all involved, sexual or not.
>Also in FireRed/LeafGreen, there's a female swimmer on Three Island who tells you that her swimsuit is broken so she can't leave the water... This isn't "Radar," in the sense that it goes over kids' heads. It's obvious to everyone, including children, that being seen naked is an embarrassing situation; there's no hidden meaning for childrne not to get.
>Firebreather DickDick is a name. There's no joke at all for anyone to slip past the censors.
>The National Park Warden prohibits ball playing aside from Poke Balls.Clearly meant to refer to sports balls, something commonplaces in a park. There's no reason to assume anything else is implied.
>In FireRed and LeafGreen, the Gym Trainer you battle before battling Brock comments that the player character is hot stuff, but isn't as hot as Brock. Note that this is a male Gym Trainer and that he's of the ''Camper'' class.."Hot stuff" is a way of saying "hotshot"/"top gun"/etc and being a camper but doesn't fucking change the context FUCK
Not even going to bother continuing. It's clear that "Getting crap past the radar" seems to be confused with "I will giggle at anything that could be possibly construed as naughty because I am immature." Which is no surprise coming from people who treat identifying common themes in media as some sort of Linnaean taxonomy.
