The first TV series "Pokémon"After being called and re -edited, he first appeared in North America on September 8, 1998. The series was followed by a 10-year-old boy named Ash Catchum (Veronica Taylor), who dreams of being a master of Pokémon. He lives in a universe that contains not only ordinary animals like dogs and cats, but also managers from Pokémon-Jubo Monsters-which possess human intelligence and eerie superpowers. Thanks to the high-tech miracles of this world, Pokémon can turn into energy and be stored in containers of stasis of baseball, called Pokeroli. Pokémon's owners can free them from their Pokeroli and forcing them to fight in high -standing matches.

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When a child turns 10 in the world of Pokémon, they are allowed to adopt a pokémon on their own, and take on the roads with nothing more than a backpack and bedding. They spend their lives wandering the villages, essentially homeless, causing other Pokémon owners of the duels. Although Pokémon's owners are forcing their animals to fight, the relationship between them and their pets is presented as warm and overwhelmed, glorious collaboration between two creatures inherent in understanding. Ash and his Starwar Pokémon, an electric mouse with three meters called Pikachu (Ikue Otani), are considered inseparable friends.

The lead writer of the Japanese version of Pokémon for the first four seasons was Takeshi, a longtime veteran of anime. In the blog's announcement in 2009 (manually Translated from Lavacutcontent), He has shunned his time working on Pokémon and his ideas for stories. In the Mr Suddo's mind, Pokémon was never intended to work as long as there, and he actually had some fun (if dark) ideas on how the show could end. It seems that one of his ideas was to see that Ash died of old age. Another observed war broke out between people and Pokémon.

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Recall that the initial TV series "Pokémon" was moving in Japan from 1997 to 2023 in its original iteration. It's an impressive 26 seasons. In addition, 25 feature films were released at the timeNot to mention more theater shorts and special special sides. The Pokémon franchise is wild. He not only wrote for the seasons in 1997 to 2000, but also wrote "Pokémon: the first film" (which was called "Mewtwo Strikes Back" in Japan). Once the film came out, he seemed to seem to have climbed the Franchise and would come close shortly afterwards. As such, he began to turn ideas about how the series should end.

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His ideas were pretty wild, especially for fans who are accustomed to the idea of ​​Pokémon continuing for a long time. In one of the visions of the shore, he imagined a flash forward to the end of Ash's life, attracting him to him in a moment of lucid memory. He described his idea similar to Proust: That way:

"They spend months and years. Ash is getting older, then one day he suddenly looks back on his past. He remembers his childhood. The adventures he had with his incredible Pokémon, friendship, coexistence. Maybe Ash was unable to experience these things later in life. A young boy. "

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Then Ash had to hear his mother's voice, telling him to go to bed because his trip to Pokémon was supposed to start in the morning. Ash will wake up as a 10-year-old and live his life over. Only this time, "he goes on trip not to catch Pokémon or become a master of Pokémon, but to discover the meaning of existence, to discover how to coexist with others."

It is a sweet and philosophical way to put an end to the Pokémon series. The world of Pokémon seems to be in fact peaceful and utopian. Most of the high-tech cities have public services for Pokémon trainers and they are powered by renewable energy sources. In such an environment, it is finally possible to travel for self-discovery, improvement. Is Pokémon similar to "Old Trek?"

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Another idea for the end of Pokémon would finally turn to "enslaved animals are forced at the franchise angle. There is an injustice that lurk That would resemble "conquering the planet of the monkeys". As he described:

"Pokémon would organize a rebellion, similar to Spartak in Ancient Rome. Although at first glance Pokémon seems to be a friend of people, they would realize that they were actually used as slaves, which would lead to uprising. Pikachu would become the leader of the revolt and end with a fight with a fight).

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The team rocket - represented by Esses, Jameseims and Meut - has long served as comedy villains of the series. However, the Judo said that if he wrote a story about Pokémon's uprising, it would have to be the end of the series. Woulde opened a can of orthons that could not be revised. But he said, when the mandate was declared that the series could continue indefinitely, he left the story aside and left the franchise.

"Pokémon Horizons: The search for a lace" debuted in 2024.