Dope's Pokemon Spin-Off Adventure: Pokemon The Series: Diamond & Pearl - Dope's Pokemon Spin-Off Adventure

(Treasure Town - Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time, Darkness, and Sky)
I made it into the anime.
Yaaay...

When Ash wears the same hat as Hoenn, but this time it's blue.
Some people think The Sinnoh anime was one of the worst Pokemon anime because it started the age when Game Freak didn't come up with new characters like Max and Damian, but recycled old ones like Dawn and Brock.
That...is dumb.
I don't think any of the Pokemon anime is superior to the other, except for the Kalos one, because that was the best one.
Plus, every generation, completely new anime-exclusive characters are added every season.
In the picture above, those are Zoey's Leafeon and Mismagius.
Zoey is one of those characters.
Ther's also Paul, who...is just an asshole.
I get that people like Paul because Ash just thinks he's a rival and doesn't have a burning hatred for him, but I find myself groaning every time I see him on screen.
Anyway, time for the character teams!
Let's start out with the obvious, Ash's team.
He had Pikachu, Infernape, Staraptor, Torterra, Buizel, and Gliscor.
Next is a game character, Dawn.
In the anime, she has Piplup, Buneary, Pachirisu, Mamoswine, Quilava, and Togekiss.
Next we have Brock, in his final journeys with Ash.
Brock has Croagunk, Crobat, and Chansey.
That about does it for the major characters, now lets take a look at the Sinnoh League.
Tobias, Ash, Paul, Conway, Barry, Nando, and Jeffrey all entered the Sinnoh League, or as it was called in the anime, the Lily of the Valley Conference.
But Tobias...is like Hela.
He seems like a pushover at first, but...he has a Darkrai and a Latios.
A Darkrai, and a Latios.
Why.
Tobias, this one character, has made every last bit of strongest trainer debate and blown it out of the water.
It could've been Cynthia, or Ash, or...I don't remember!
Because every time you are asked the question "Who is the strongest Pokemon Anime character?"
You say Tobias without hesitation.
If we knew about Tobias' team before the Sinnoh League started, we wouldn't even bother watching it because we'd know Tobias won.
Anyway, yeah, Tobias won the Sinnoh League.
Now to the movies!
This one has a trilogy.
The first one being Pokemon: The Rise of Darkrai.
I found this one being similar to Megamind.
You may THINK that Darkrai is this totally evil guy at first, but then he totally saves everyone.
Hats off to you, Darkrai!
Second movie: Giratina and the Sky Warrior.
This movie involves Giratina and Shaymin...and Dawn kinda.
Shaymin looks too precious for this world...
Third movie: Arceus and the Jewel of Life!
Somehow, for some reason, Arceus is a Mythical Pokemon and NOT a Legendary Pokemon.
So of course, he's the star of his own movie.
And he's being...unreasonably mad.
*sigh* And of course, the Gen 5 spoils.
Zoroark: Master of Illusions.
Ever since Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, the female protegonist has always been trusted to take care of a cute Pokemon that hates Ash and the other male protagonist.
This movie is no different.
In Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea, May takes care of it.
In Giratina and the Sky Warrior, Dawn was trusted to take care of it.
And tell me, after that Shaymin blooming scene, that you didn't want a Shaymin for yourself.
GOD, that was so cute.
Anyway, Zorua and Zoroark appear in this movie.
But obviously, the only reason people remember this movie, is because the legendary dog trio were all shiny.
Shiny Raikou, Shiny Suicune, Shiny Entei.
All shoved right into your shiny-unlucky face.
That does it for movies, and that does it for this episode.
The Sinnoh Anime was the last "young" Ash.
After that, he went into Unova and Kalos as pretty much a teenager.
At least he seemed matured to me.
In the next episode, we'll be covering Pokemon's representation in Super Smash Bros. Brawl.
This is being the Dopest of Leafeon, and I hope you all have a fabulous day!