What you learning from ass letchup? How repeat the same plot for 10+ years?

@Cirrus Light  
Networking is Magic, est. 2010  
“If we can’t get you hired, nothing can.”

@dt  
Often showing, not telling, can be far more effective.
 
 
@Background Pony #5059  
My Little Pony: Networking is Magic :p

What exactly has Pokemon teached me besides illegal animal cage fighting? Have a boring personality that is equal to sandpaper? Losing every single FUCKING tournament you enter?!
 
FOR FUCK SAKE ASH, GIT GUD AND STOP SUCKING!

+1 For Dust

@Dogman15  
The writers don’t necessarily share opinions of their characters.

Don’t you people watch the news? Pokémon was based on a true story.

>Dont go in the tallgrass

@LuminoZero  
“Here” being derpibooru as a whole? I know the feeling. ^^’ There’s not much under the “dust: an elysian tail” tag. I love the game, though. :)
 
@Kamingon Yū  
In its own special way, yes. People need to appreciate the sentiment~

@Kamingon Yū
 
 
@Dogman15  

 
The comment is on the same page…
 
-Lumino

Technically speaking, those fictional characters were made by people who existed, so does that statement really hold true?

Wasn’t expecting to see a Dust reference here.
 
-Lumino

@the metal bronyhead  

Epic 9gag post

@Nyerguds  
But you have to catch them all

@Dogman15  
And I do, always. But if all that were typed over the image, there wouldn’t be much of the image left to see. ^^ It’s understood.

@Dogman15  
Eh, some writers can be pretty obnoxious in person. Better admire them from afar, through window of books.

@Ren  
Ah, then you must also give credit to not only the writers, but the animators and voice actors.

Pokemon: teaching kids to train their pets for illegal animal cage fights since 1995!

@Dogman15  
@dt  
Yes, yes. But the portrayal of the characters (which I understand are also made possible by real people) is what really drives it home. It’s the principle of the thing. ^^

@dt
 
@Dogman15  
To some people though, those characters have more influence than any set of written words alone ever will.

Meh, two of those shown are ones I actually care about.

I mean, they are written by people who actually do exist. Just sayin’.

You’re actually learning from the writers who wrote the stories and dialogue of those non-existent fictional characters. The writers teach you these things.