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Diamond, Pearl anime series has become unpredictable (view source)
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[[ | [[File:Ash Gligar.png|thumb|left|Satoshi's Gliger]] | ||
[[ | [[File:Paul's Gliscor X-Scissor.JPG|thumb|left|Shinji's Glion]] | ||
With [[bp:Ash Ketchum|Satoshi]]'s capture of [[bp:Ash's Gligar|Gliger]] this week, it has become apparent that Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl is no longer following the formulas of past series constructions. Fans who complain about the predictability of the series may no longer have the justification to do so. Pokémon have been traded, released and given vibrant, unique personalities. The main characters don't always win, and it often takes several tries to finally do so. | With [[bp:Ash Ketchum|Satoshi]]'s capture of [[bp:Ash's Gligar|Gliger]] this week, it has become apparent that Pocket Monsters Diamond & Pearl is no longer following the formulas of past series constructions. Fans who complain about the predictability of the series may no longer have the justification to do so. Pokémon have been traded, released and given vibrant, unique personalities. The main characters don't always win, and it often takes several tries to finally do so. | ||