so what's the meaning/moral/message behind Pokemon anyway?

>>29680000
It's a combination of a generic message about friendship and a generic message about co-existing with nature.

>>29680000
>what did they mean by this?

>>29680000
work together and complement each other

>>29680000

Respect.

>>29680000
checked

>>29680000
Creatures and humans should be treated as equals.

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>>29680000
Gotta fuck 'em all

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>>29680000
That aliens are cooler than weird, bony cat-like fetus-like things and that we should let them invade our world.

Enslave all lesser beings

>>29680000
Bonds of people are the true power

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>>29680000
An action is just and moral in the Pokemon world as long as it brings happiness to the maximum possible number of people and pokemon

Why these are considered immoral:
>Giovanni: Concerned with hoarding happiness amongst him and his followers
>Maxie: Concerned with happiness of only those on land
>Archie: Concerned with happiness of only those in the sea
>Cyrus: Concerned with the eradication of happiness
>Ghetsis: Concerned with his personal happiness over that of everyone else and especially over Pokemon
>Lysandre: Concerned with the happiness of the small select group he deems worthy
>Mewtwo: Concerned with happiness of only the clones

If the action has neutral effect it is also permissible. For example the Deoxys story in Generations when it's perfectly fine to break into a secure research facility as long as the end (freedom of information) justifies the means (illegal access to data).

>>29680091
/thread

>>29680000

Anything is fappable if you try hard enough.

>>29680047
but they're not, they're enslaved and displayed as happy

>>29680019
/thread