PETA Plays Pokemon
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And profit. Entertainment and profit. Afterall, when you are challenged by others like yourself and your Pokemon defeat theirs you do win money.Andy Chalk said:
Daaaah Whoosh said:
teebeeohh said:
Try as they might I think they will never reach their intended goal of 100%.
You, sir or ma'am, have won the internet.Toilet said:
A tip of the hat to you for bringing the lulz to my day.
...I actually beat that game (only 4 trainers). I know you shouldn't feed the trolls, but this is just so tongue in cheek funny I couldn't stop LOL
So trolling well done, PETA. I applaud you without sarcasm.
Oh, the reciept for Pokemon White 2 came to my inbox. Yay, can't wait!
So trolling well done, PETA. I applaud you without sarcasm.
Oh, the reciept for Pokemon White 2 came to my inbox. Yay, can't wait!
gardian06 said:
EvilChameleon said:
It's a parody that wasn't made for monetary gain (That is, they aren't selling it).gigastar said:
Pokemon: Black and Blue is doubly protected. Nintendo can't do nothin'.
Captcha: Fair Play
Very close Captcha, but it's actually 'Fair Use'.
Why are you even bringing this up and giving attention to this? is it really that slow a newsday that you're giving PETA exactly what they want?
...That's not a proper Pokemon card. It's a Trainer card, but it has HP, which means it's a Pokemon. It has three attacks, which only appear on Pokemon, but they all cost the same and all do far too little damage (Pokemon cards do damage in multiples of 10). If it's a Pokemon, it should have more stats across the bottom. If it's a Pokemon, it should have an evolutionary stage. I've seen better bootleg cards than that - ones that can't spell words like "deck".
Oh, and the protest is stupid. But you knew that.
Oh, and the protest is stupid. But you knew that.
It's worse than that. In the game, Ash is weak to water attacks. He can't be an electric type!Regiment said:
Oddly enough, these little parody games that Peta keep making aren't actually that bad, gameplay wise.
If you skip all the story it's not a bad pokemon rip-off.
If you skip all the story it's not a bad pokemon rip-off.
no. Nintendo does have right to sue. because it is using the name of a property that they have trademarked, and using it without authorization. maybe if it was a small viewing, or such, but they are potentially gaining profit from it through page hits, and requesting donations which is still considered profit. the same way that Happy Birthday is still under copyright, and technically the holder of that should receive royalties every time it is sung.Kopikatsu said:
I hate you, I just escaped the Game...el_kabong said:
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OT: While for once, Peta is kind of right, it is dog fighting for children, when the series itself explores this concept, as Pokemon did in Black and White, your criticism is meaningless.
It'd be more poignant and interesting if it hadn't already been pointed out over the course of the last decade by numerous sources to the point where its mundane. This is like making a "batman is gay" joke. It's been done to death.
If they did not do it for Mario, they wont do it here.gardian06 said:
Sadly, the media, for the most part lies. I know, I just "shocked" everyone with that "water-is-wet" idea. Anyway here is how it would go.
Nintendo sues, PETA goes too court, media sides with PETA because that is what liberals will do (Fox will side with no one, but will point out some of the PETA-killing), Nintendo gets bad press, liberals will pay PETA's court costs lawyer fees and however much Nintendo won (because they would win), Nintendo loses all the winning trying to recover from bad pres, and PETA will still be getting more and more donations.
In the end PETA wins because the F***ing wind bags in Hollywood (Paris Hilton, Gorge Clunny, ect) will keep giving too PETA because they never bothered too find out what PETA believes. And when Fox News tells them, well we all know Fox news lies. FYI, no other media outlet will say a D** thing.
And crap like this is why I am losing more and more hope that Americans will wake up and start DEMANDING honesty. Not just from the media, but politicians (ALL politicians), their employers, Banks, Police, Hospitals, Scientists, Everyone in the WORLD.
*steps off soap-box*
It's hilarious because Team Plasma is basically PETA if they had the budget for cool medieval and/or ninja outfits, technologically advanced giant castle super-fortresses, and brooding technicolor-haired leaders.
There's some amusing parallels to draw between PETA and Team Plasma, besides the whole 'animal liberation' thing. Like how they're both a scam.
PETA would sooner kill animals than see them saved. They have no problem with animals getting murdered, so long as humans don't benefit from the murder in some way. Hence why they euthanize the vast majority of animals they get their hands on. They're not actually out to save animals at all.
Likewise, Team Plasma make claims they're going to liberate Pokemon, but, towards the end of Black/White 1, it's revealed that it's all a lie. The pokemon they 'liberate', they actually keep for themselves. And you can see examples of them treating pokemon very poorly throughout the whole game. The only member of Team Plasma who's actually legitimate is N, who bails on the organization at the end.
So, it actually makes perfect sense that PETA would use Team Plasma as heroes in their parody-troll game, and it's amusing to anyone who actually plays the game how much that really says about PETA's own motives.
PETA would sooner kill animals than see them saved. They have no problem with animals getting murdered, so long as humans don't benefit from the murder in some way. Hence why they euthanize the vast majority of animals they get their hands on. They're not actually out to save animals at all.
Likewise, Team Plasma make claims they're going to liberate Pokemon, but, towards the end of Black/White 1, it's revealed that it's all a lie. The pokemon they 'liberate', they actually keep for themselves. And you can see examples of them treating pokemon very poorly throughout the whole game. The only member of Team Plasma who's actually legitimate is N, who bails on the organization at the end.
So, it actually makes perfect sense that PETA would use Team Plasma as heroes in their parody-troll game, and it's amusing to anyone who actually plays the game how much that really says about PETA's own motives.