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allie.wag

I think the surfacing of fans caring whether their favorite is popular or not is inevitable with a franchise the size of Pokemon. Within the culture, fans have some sort of pride they build around their views on the games, what's your favorite gen, what that says about you, and so on. Really it shouldn't matter what others think, but it's not surprising that people DO care about something so arbitrary as the average fan's thoughts on your favorite.

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allie.wag

I think the surfacing of fans caring whether their favorite is popular or not is inevitable with a franchise the size of Pokemon. Within the culture, fans have some sort of pride they build around their views on the games, what's your favorite gen, what that says about you, and so on. Really it shouldn't matter what others think, but it's not surprising that people DO care about something so arbitrary as the average fan's thoughts on your favorite.

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