Pokemon Why does everyone make Red seem evil?
Red is based of the character that YOU play in the Pokemon games (Red/Blue/Yellow/Leaf Green/Fire Red). The reason why he doesn't speak is because you don't speak in the games, correct? Hence he stays quite. Not regarding the manga (Pokemon: Adventures, because Red here is very talkative and assertive) and the anime, fans make Red look evil because he is very quiet, serious and is kind of an introvert. His goal of defeating Green (Gary) is very strong just like Ash in the series (Ash is based of Red and is the more extrovert version of Red in the games). His gaming figure is also very mysterious and this is quite evident when you play the Gen II games (Gold/Silver/Crystal/Heart Gold/Soul Silver) when you verse him in Mt Silver at the end. You could say, Poke fans like to make Red look evil because Green himself looks evil when a few Poke fans draw him. Depending on the art style and scenery Red is drawn, you could feel the epicness of the battle that would come between the fight of Red and Green. Red is also very serious so that also explains why most fans like to draw him looking "evil." Well, this is just MY conclusion from him :) [EDIT] I think the reason why Red is based on Mt. Silver is because Mt. Silver is the CENTER of both the Kanto and Johto Region. And because of this, Red is also on the very top...so one could assume this symbolizes that Red HAS indeed made it to the top for BOTH regions...i guess it is also the reason why he only appears in just the Gen I and II games is because these two regions are linked together. From the 3rd region onwards (Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova) you either play as Brandon or May, Lucas or Dawn, Black or White. Hence I think that is the sole purpose why Red is placed on Mt Silver... If that makes any sense lol He is also the MAIN character so i guess he SHOULD be #1. Oh and DEFINITELY. I would be the most happiest girl alive if that day DOES happen. I would really do feel complete in loving Pokemon, if that ending does come true XDD I WANT TO SEE A FINAL RED vs GREEN (Ash vs Gary) FOR THE LAST BATTLE. Ever :D
Is there any Pokemon ROM hack which follows the Kalos storyline and has all up to gen 6?
There was no 3DS emulator in the market, until now. Citra an in-the-progress emulator can run 3DS games. If you want to download it you can but its in beta right now.Download | CitraAnd with a little more searching you can find the best pokemon ROM you want which is compatible with the 3DS!
How does Ash meet Misty in the Pokemon manga?
Since you mentioned 'manga', I assume you are talking about the manga series, “Pokemon Adventures.”But wait. You'll have to correct your question, for there is no character by the name Ash in the series at all. It is the protagonist “Red” around whom the story revolves.Coming to your question : The first time Red met Misty.It's after Red wins the Boulder badge (after defeating the Pewter Gym leader, Brock) that he moves east towards the Cerulean city, when he finds a trainer struggling with her starmie against a giant Gyarados, that emerged in the middle of the town out of nowhere( Gyarados' were considered rare).Unlike the anime series, in which Ash steals Misty's cycle in a strange encounter (when he didn't even meet Brock), the manga version is written in sync with the actual video game series(where Pewter city comes before Cerulean city) and engages the reader in a better thrilling story.
Why does Ash Ketchum never win the Pokémon League?
Because Ash is just a mediocre pokemon trainer!
Does ash ever fight the original elite four and become pokemon champion?
Ok so please everyone dont list out every episode or season as im already confused. I wanna watch the series as it follows the original red and blue game. I want to watch only until he fights the original elite four and becomes pokemon champion in the original seasons so which seasons do i need to buy? I know indigo league the original 78 episodes but does it end there or are there more to get to the kanto region elite four and where he becomes champion. If so please let me know =) thanks in advance
Why isn't Ash in the Pokemon GAMES?
In all the pokemon games, the player is never Ash. They're either characters that you don't hear from much in the anime or one of the characters that travel with him, or just characters you don't even know at all and don't appear in the anime. In fact, the only character that was close to being Ash was Red from the pokemon Red and Blue series and Lucas and Dawn from Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. And those characters aren't even in the anime! Is there a reason for this?
What is the relationship between Ash and Red?
No relation. While ash is a character based on anime, red is considered to be the game counterpart(only in pokemon Red, blue, firered, leafgreen, basically kanto based game only). Also ash is a character who has traveled to each region from kanto to alola. Red is the champion of kanto and not traveled anywhere else.Also Ash has met all the legendary whilst, Red has not registered mew yet on his pokedex. For more info visit bulbapedia and do watch pokemon origins for it is the only anime where red is shown.
Pokemon Trivia: Is there a reason why people confuse Red with Ash Ketchum?
I used to confuse the two too, but then I went on Bulbapedia. That cleared up a few things. Well, mostly because they look kinda alike, and they have similar Pokemon. And they come from the same place. ...I like the manga better. The anime just makes me feel babyish.
Why isn't Ash in the first Pokemon manga?
The very first Pokémon manga to be released was the gag manga simply titled “Pocket Monsters,” featuring a trainer named Red (based on the player character in the first-generation games, who was also named Red) and his weird Clefairy.Ash wasn’t in it because Ash didn’t exist yet — this manga’s first collected volume was published in November 1996, while the anime didn’t premier until April of 1997!But since that manga isn’t terribly well known outside of Japan, you might be thinking of the second Pokémon manga, titled “Pokémon Adventures” in the US and “Pokémon Special” in Japan. This one also features a trainer named Red, just like the first-generation games, but followed the games’ storyline more seriously (well, with a more serious tone, anyway; the manga definitely takes some liberties with the source material, making some of the Gym Leaders actually Team Rocket members and stuff like that.) The first collected volume of this one was published in August 1997, but the original publication of its chapters in a monthly manga magazine began in March. So once again, Ash wasn’t in this manga because he didn’t exist yet!Ash is (loosely) based on Red from the games as well, but in one of the anime’s many divergences from the games, they chose a different name for its main character rather than calling him Red. The first time a Pokémon manga actually did include Ash, it was the “Electric Tale of Pikachu” manga (first collected and published in October 1997)… which was based on the anime rather than on the original source material of the games, even going as far as basing some chapters directly on stories from anime episodes. This is why its main character is the same one from the anime.