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Gotta Meme 'em All: A Tale of Two Youngsters (view source)
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blurb=Shorts. Rats. What is it with those darn Youngsters? Find out in the newest edition of Gotta Meme 'em All where we discuss two old and gold Pokémon memes. }} | blurb=Shorts. Rats. What is it with those darn Youngsters? Find out in the newest edition of Gotta Meme 'em All where we discuss two old and gold Pokémon memes. }} | ||
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What do you think of when you hear the word "{{bp|Youngster (Trainer Class)|Youngster}}"? Well, you probably think of a little boy wearing a cap and a t-shirt who uses underleveled Pokémon found in the earliest {{bp|Route|Routes}} of the game. Nothing special, right? If so, how come not one but two members of this Trainer Class were the cause of two of the most prevalent memes in the Pokémon fandom? | What do you think of when you hear the word "{{bp|Youngster (Trainer Class)|Youngster}}"? Well, you probably think of a little boy wearing a cap and a t-shirt who uses underleveled Pokémon found in the earliest {{bp|Route|Routes}} of the game. Nothing special, right? If so, how come not one but two members of this Trainer Class were the cause of two of the most prevalent memes in the Pokémon fandom? | ||