Hoennbabbies and onwards, Do you feel empty knowing that yo

>>25737319
O wow how wrong he was about this being just a craze haha

Hoennbaby. In my a after-school program, Pokèmon was still pretty big: cards, games, toys, etc. At this time, Pokèmon still took up at least half of an aisle in stores, and toys/books were popular at book fairs. At least I got to catch the end of it.

>Are you suicidal?

Yes, but Pokèmon really helps me not think about that.

>>25737319
But I did get to experience Pokemania. With that said, I still like Gen 3 the most. Gen 1 just feels outdated and unplayable nowadays, and none of the Pokémon from that gen interest me.

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Pokémon Emerald was my first Pokémon Game in 2007 when I turned 10, but I did experience the Pokémania, just without the games.

I had a ton of Pokémon toys and Pokémon themed stuff like clothes and posters and shit.
My parents have told me that the Pokémon anime was the first cartoon I ever watched.

Pic related. I have this Pikachu Tamagotchi (It's missing the Start and Select buttons but I got it like this) and these Pokéballs made to carry Tazos or Pogs.

>>25737836
>I did experience the Pokémania

You were 3
You were 6 when it ended.

>>25737920
So? I was still all over that shit and I enjoyed it. I wish I had friends to share that with, though.
13 years later, still no friends

>>25737954
Pokemania isn't referring to the phase we all went through as kids. It's referring to the time when it was a cultural phenomenon.

>>25737984
I KNOW, Jesus. I'm saying that was the period of time where Pokémon was everywhere, I just didn't know any kids who also liked it.

>>25738025
bc you were too little so not really