>>55585270The first three are competitive gamers who are not usually interested in anime or games and their stories.
Oh, and the target audience, Japanese preschoolers, probably don't follow the anime on Twitter and don't care about anything outside of that season. That's important publicity for anime fans.
ships Thank you for confirming that you are a faggot.
Misty's preference for Ash remains in multiple episodes even in Japanese. Ash seals Misty is still there. There is no problem to watch it even if the language was Indonesian
Clefairy Pikachu, you seriously stole your father's plot.
When fans and the general Japanese public think of Pokémon, they think of Misty the same way they think of Pikachu.
