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this post was submitted on 16 Oct 2024
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It's funnier now with recent events
...what have I missed?
I can only assume they're referencing the recent hack and subsequent leak of data from Game Freak, including the code for several Pokémon games and some absolutely wild in-universe lore seemingly written by Game Freak employees.
Lore that was scrapped decades ago but is still being treated as canon by some especially loud fans. The whole situation is very strange
Any fandom in a nutshell when something gets scrapped, some actor says something they believe or feel, when something leaks but never made it to the actual material, when they find a fanfic... Doesn't matter, they want their fetish to be real so they force their head-canon as if it was a real thing.
After reading the scrapped lore one can see why it was scrapped, but idiots will yell it must be canon because they like it.
Nothing against head-canons if they treat them as such, the moment they force them, that's when it's a big no.
Just the largest pokemon data leak ever. Turns out Typhlosion was a Minecraft YouTuber all along…
Drag doesn't like the dogfighting game.
Why does Drag speak in the third person?
Drag doesn't. Drag's first person pronoun is drag. Drag's second and third person pronoun is also drag. And drag's pronoun isn't uppercase, so no need to capitalise it. Drag is glad you're willing to capitalise queer people's pronouns, though.
drag doesn't write their comments, they get somebody else to type them for drag
As I’ve gotten older I’m WAY less interested in the violence of the Pokémon world. Games like Pokémon Cafe Remix are much more appealing to me.