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    lost their identity and responsibility in the post-war. Finding out what represent oneself became the most important in the society so that people would not undeserved in the abstract, the utopia which they should not put their hope on the ideal. Satoshi Kon’s works were all released in the context of a Japan in the social, economic and political doldrums: a discursive situation that provides a point of reference for his civic conscience (Napier 2006). His works had been analysis for the nature world

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    I remembered there was a time when “go home and play Nintendo” was a vernacular amongst kids in America. Since its inception in the 1970s, Nintendo has become the generic name for a game console with its easy control, simple plots, and beloved game characters from Pikachu to Mario to Link. And in the last decade, people who had never played games before jumped out of their sofas and threw their arms around to play baseball and bowling on their Wii consoles, proving Nintendo games didn 't hinder kids

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    When looking back at the original Pokemon games, you can see that the games left hints at a gender universe, from Ghosts and spirits wondering around Lavender town to actual Pokemon being able to travel to a different dimension. And, this concept of different dimension in Pokemon becomes the central plot points later on in the Pokemon series. It wasn’t until Generation 2, where we first witness a different dimension and it was in the form of the movie “Spell of Unown”. In the movie the character

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    Pokemon Lavender Town Superstitions: Myth or Reality? It is your birthday, in Japan 1996, and Pokemon Green just came out. You open your first present, a Gameboy with Pokemon Green; you turn the game on excitedly as Professor Oak exclaims, “Welcome to the world of Pokemon…” In the years following, rumors have surrounded this wonderful game of catching, battling, and fainting, a game of logic and strategy. Some of the most intriguing rumors involve Lavender Town, the graveyard in Pokemon. Pokemon

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    No sooner did the new pokemon league champion, Ash, and his partner, Pikachu, get off off their flight in Palot Town that they went to pay a visit to their old friend Professor Oak. It had been a long time since they last spoke to each other. As they neared the house, Ash could see Oak 's lab in the horizon. Whack! Ash was knocked forward by a sprinting figure with spiky hair who was also on his way to Professor Oak’s. The boy looked back and said, “Later, Ash”. It was Gary Oak, the professor’s

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    Simon Research Paper

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    's back to the last seventeen 's century when the idea of Pokémon go is beginning. In Japan specific Tokyo there is a young boy which called Satoshi Tajiri, even when he was a child and autistic he interested in collecting insects presents in the forests, at the last of seventeen 's the forests destroyed to build apartments instead, which this made Satoshi sad because he hasn 't the ability to defend about the insects and the children will not be able to collect insects as he did. After that he

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    Ash Ketchum. Age of seventeen and former Pokémon Trainer of Kanto stood firmly at the front entrance of Kuoh Academy, completely ignoring the strange looks he was receiving from the students around him. He wore a tattered cloak, which was drawing attention. Underneath the cloak, he wore his old Sinnoh outfit, which consists of a black jacket, blue jeans, red and black sneakers, and black fingerless gloves. Secured firmly to his waist was a katana. On his shoulder was his best friend in the world

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    main character of The Electric Tale of Pikachu, Ash and Pikachu and Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl Manga based on the anime. He shares his Japanese name—which can be taken to mean "wisdom" or "reason" (智)—with the creator of the Pokémon franchise, Satoshi Tajiri. His English surname is a pun of the English motto, "Gotta catch 'em

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    Nintendo Switch Essay

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    7 Games that Should Be on Nintendo Switch While the initial hype around the Nintendo Switch has fallen away, there are still many of us who enjoy this neat little console. It is actually a rather portable device and it does make hanging out with friends while playing games an enjoyable experience – well, as long as you keep winning! Now, while there are some great games you can play on the console – yes, we’re talking about Zelda – you still have plenty of titles out there that are not on it. A

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    Pokemon Go Thesis

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    Imagine having a powerful, fantastic creature at your side who will fight for you. This became a dream for many kids with the card game, tv show and video game in the world of Pokemon. Now with Pokemon Go, anyone can join that world for free (Hook). Pokemon Go is an app for smartphones that uses GPS to allow people to go outside and find their own pokemon. No longer are people sitting on a couch inside staring at a screen, dreaming of a different world. Now they can go outside, get some exercise

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