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Let's be realistic, pokemon isn't going to leave any time soon, no matter how many low iq shitposters or trolls or haters would like to think otherwise
Pokémon has proven to be a highly enduring and iconic franchise since its creation in the 90s. It continues to be immensely popular across various media, including video games, trading card games, animated series, movies, and merchandise.
Its very fanbase is diverse and spans across age groups and pokemon itself adapts and evolves with new gens and technology, all this contributed to its longevity and that is not going to change any time soon.
Few franchises have maintained such enduring popularity over several decades, so I ask you, do you see yourself playing pokemon in the future when you are in your 40s or 50s or in the year 2050, 2060?
Pokémon has proven to be a highly enduring and iconic franchise since its creation in the 90s. It continues to be immensely popular across various media, including video games, trading card games, animated series, movies, and merchandise.
Its very fanbase is diverse and spans across age groups and pokemon itself adapts and evolves with new gens and technology, all this contributed to its longevity and that is not going to change any time soon.
Few franchises have maintained such enduring popularity over several decades, so I ask you, do you see yourself playing pokemon in the future when you are in your 40s or 50s or in the year 2050, 2060?
