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The older Pokémon (and I) get, the more I appreciate its greatest asset -generational brilliance

The older Pokémon (and I) get, the more I appreciate its greatest asset -generational brilliance

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Sitting at my workstation and pondering for something, anything to express regarding Pokémon for its thirtieth anniversary, I found myself oddly challenged. What can one articulate about a franchise like this? With Zelda, there are clear connections to draw as both a mirror and creator of numerous eras’ movements…
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