100 Worst Pokémon Cash-ins
Contents: 100-91 • 90-81 • 80-71 • 70-61 • 60-51 • 50-41 • 40-31 • 30-21 • 20-11 • 10-1 |
Pokémon. Gone underground since the '90s, there were days when this phenomenon was hugely popular with kids all over the world (except in Serbia, mainly because Ex-Commanders of our Army: Gotta Catch 'em All was far more popular over there). Nowadays, due to the rampant commercialization of our favourite little monsters, scene kids have abandoned the franchise. Who are to blame for this? Yes indeed, dear readers, the many attempts by evil corporations to milk this money-cow dry, until she was nothing more than an anorexic skeleton, and a mere shade of the glory she once was. Here follows a list of the terrible miscontraceptions that were born from those malpractices.
Please bear with us.
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- Titanic for "the kids". Main roles are filled in by Pikachu and Squirtle. The first tragically dies when the ship sinks, mainly due to inability to swim. The main reason it never attracted much of a crowd was because of the explicit love scene between the star actors who would have won an emmy (damn woopie). Is still watched by Brock.
- Pokémon-themed Internet navigator featuring the series' worst freak-of-nature, Aipom. It never gained much popularity due to the bias in search results.
- Powerful barbecue with all kinds of nice features missing in the regular assortment. Stances include Charmander (nicely burnt), Charmeleon (burnt to an ash) and Charizard (goodbye, world). Backs up as a flamethrower. Only sold a handful to Pokémon fetishists.
- Wildly expensive chemistry set that includes nuclear gene mutators, hormone injectors, a fist-sized manual and free samples fresh out of Tsjernobyl. Banned from all countries except Japan, with disastrous results. There all still many display websites for the creations of the devout, in which they show their death for their masters.
- Pokémon-themed navigation system. Made of cheap plastic and leftover calculators. Always navigates straight to the nearest Pokémon product selling point, no matter how obscure the goods they sell.
- Ever seen those godawful Boeing 747s with Pokémon images plastered on them? Now imagine the interior. Filled to the brim with all sorts of Pokémon products, ranging from airplane food to hidden episodes of the anime on the plane telly. Now imagine a 12-hour flight on such a plane. Start screaming.
- Ever wanted hair like Jynx? A cute curl like Jigglypuff? Nintendo has hired thousands of unemployed hairdressers just to let you have hair cut in outrageous anime designs. It will even improve your scoring chances with the ladies. If they're into this kind of thing.
- Surgically implants the names of all the Pokémon for the next twelve oncoming decades in your brains. Instant effect. Sells like hot cakes in Iraq. If you survive the first 6 hours with the implants inserted, your brain will enter a surreal realm of dreams on par with a Pink Floyd album.
- All those Pokémad scene kids at school driving you crazy? Had enough of being picked on because you don't collect Pokémon cards and other such childish nonsense? Then buy the Pokémon Homicide Kit to "do a Columbine" and end it all in a strangely ironic manner. AK-47's (bullets not included) don't come in more fashionable styles than Pikachu yellow.
- For catching all those Water Pokémon. Includes a Caterpie mode (lure fishing), a Voltorb mode (electric fishing) and an Electrode mode (dynamite fishing). Comes with a very graphical manual.
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- The multifunctional gadget from the games (or so every toddler believed) and one of the few products in the list to actually be based on the reference material. Millions of kids were ripped off, believing it had the same features as in the game itself. In response to the uproar of angry mums, Nintendo announced that the watches could be traded in for Pikachu Very Special Edition cards at all major selling points.
- A support group for people who become so addicted to Pokémon that even the salespeople at Nintendo start worrying. Her meetings offer Pokémon-addicts a safe and friendly environment to talk about their hentai and exchange tips on how to handle this phenomenon. At the end of the course, participants pay large sums for repackaged Skittles with "Addiction Med" written on the box.
- No, this has nothing to do with leaderboards, score tables or anything at all with the videogames; it's just an honorary list of people who have spend the biggest amount of cash on Pokémon tat, filling the pockets of the Pokémon Company with millions of dollars that could have being spend on feeding hungry African children before they keeled over. A certain B. Gates claims first place, having wasted nearly a billion on the ultra-rare Pokémon: Uncut DVDs.
- This really is a no-brainer. Thery're stuck on the body, so there's no choking hazard, it's shiny and not too expensive and it's all the rage on your kid's favourite web sites. No sane mother would ever turn down the chance to make their child so happy for so little…right?
- PC-game that lets players interbreed their favourite Pokémon specimen, resulting in creatures that go beyond your wildest dreams. Pulled from the shops after the discovery of the notorious Blazing Capuccino mod hidden in the game code. The 10 add-ons that were planned were also canceled. Will Wright later nicked both the add-on idea and the breeding idea for his Sims and Spore games respectively, of course with less successful results.
- Composed of meat banned by the FDA, crystal meth, and Thai chemicals, the packaging claims this comes from "real Pokémon, found in the land beyond the rainbow". It is reported to have an effect similar to Spanish fly, resulting in the eater suddenly seeking certain sexual cravings.
- For all Pokémon trainers who have had enough of artificial action. The guide will tell you how to pick up other Pokémon enthusiasts. Includes all-time classics like "Wanna see my pocket monster?" and "I've run out of Pokéballs, can I have yours?".
- Somehow, a group of middle-aged men with long hair, all dressed up like Ash Ketchum, sorted with the appropriate Pokémon electric guitars and drums, screaming "Gotta catch 'em all" into the mic while molesting their instruments, failed to hold the attention of kids for more than 5 minutes, before they all went back to their cooler Pokémon articles.
- In order to sell better in the Third World, Nintendo created this spin-off, wherein all Pokémon are smugded creatures with countable ribs, and trainers travel to the big city to become Pokémon Master, just to make money for their parents back in their hometown. It never sold well, mainly because prices were still outrageous, with the exception of hentai, which never seems to slow down in sale.
- Really just another name for hentai.
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- For the smallest of producers, Nintendo have created the so-called microlicenses, which allows locals to create their own Pokémon products and distribute them on small scale, without being devoured by Japanese law dogs and having their families become company property. In theory, this means producers from Siberia to Australia can distribute Pokémon-branded vodka and sheep. In practice, this means everybody's homemade Pokémon 'sisters' are now officially licensed.
- In a desperate attempt to cash in on both the Pokémon and pimpin' trends, this TV-program forever burned the images of a Jigglypuff in a pink G-string, Pikachu with an afro and Mew in a latex gimp suit into our retinas. Much to the disappointment of gangsta rappers and eye doctors, the show was canned after 2 airings. The Mew mentioned earlier would later feature in a few movie adaptations.
- Mainly aimed at brain patients, it never became clear what kind of product exactly this was. Experts suggest it had something to do with hentai.
- A bundle of poems focusing on Ash (now dressed entirely in tight black with hair in front of his right eye) and the many hardships he faces as a Pokémon trainer. Widely praised as one of the most sensitive, emotional and non-conformist adaptations of the Pokémon franchise yet, many bands such as Halifax and Fall Out Boy based lyrics of their songs on the poems. Here follows an excerpt:
My life's all about level, level, lev' My Pokéballs are the only balls I have Of this world I grew weary After she dumped me for Gary Pokémon master, like I'd ever get in the Hall My wrists, gotta slit 'em all
- Also, hentai.
- In Soviet Russia, Pokémon pwns YOU!!
- In order to compensate that fact that entry 97 and 76 don't meet certain quality standards, Nintendo released these so-called self-help kits to help compensate the severe shortcomings of their customers.
- In a flash of pure genius, Nintendo released this refreshingly original take on the old racing game. But with a twist! You'll never guess it…they've included comical power-ups, which will completely blow your mind! Also planned are a release of Pokémon Tennis, Pokémon Golf, Pokémon Party, Pokémon Football, Pokémon DDR, Pokémon Platformer, Pokémon Brawl, Pokémon Puzzler, Pokémon Wars, Pokémon Flight and Pokémon: The Original Plan. Oh, and Pokémon hentai.
- Second hand Pokémon products, now for the cheapest of prices! Find the chewing gum stickers, cards with bend edges and other Pokémon products youdon'twant!
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- Otherwise known as Pokémon pot, this is a special brand of drugs which combines cannabis and chips from Pokémon cartridges into a drug that makes the user more relaxed, creative and witty. When consumed in large amounts it can also induce Pokémon-related hallucinations.
- Murder simulator involving a lawyer on drugs that has to save America's youth from displays of blood, OR ELSE! This involves an unending loop lawsuit during which both sides keep shouting 'Hoo-ah' at each other, a deep story about how Japanese try to mass-market Pokémon in order to redo Pearl Harbor, and assaults on hospitals because 'the doctors go inside naked persons while blood is on their hands', which gives a bad example to U.S. youngsters. Features voice acting by former soldier of God Jack Thompson. No actual Pokémon appear in the game, despite proclamations and statistics that there actually are.
- Commissioned by the CIA, not much is know about this product since it is essentially invisible. It could be anything, ranging from innocent children's toys to adult books.
- For the youngest Pokémon fans among us. These tiny, cheap plastic figurines are about the size of a child's throat, making them effectively safe to play with. Will keep your infants occupied until they're old enough for other Pokémon products.
- After the sorry sod lost the presidential elections, Al Gore needed a different source of money other than tax dollars. So, to cash in on the Pokémon trend, he made this movie, which learns us that our mass consumerism of Pokémon products leads to all kinds of nasty things, like depletion of natural resources, rising of the sea level through dumping of surplus in bodies of water, and the rise of temperature due to all those heat ovens which they use to forge Pokémon merchandise.
- "Yay, it's a Mew balloon! Thanks, mommy! But why does it have holes in the face and between the legs?" Time to explain your kid where Pokémon merchandise really comes from.
- No, Americans didn't invent cars. They were invented in Europe. This Pokémon-branded car also comes from Europe. France, to be more specific. Oh no, French? That's seriously the sickest thing I've ever seen, save for a few other things! Never mind this one, like you'd ever trade in your fancy SUV's.
- From the outside, these events look like harmless gathering places for not-so-harmless Pokémon geeks. Insiders know that these conventions are nests of evil where overobsessed psychopaths battle each other to death over mass-produced junk toys, and where Nintendo injects the brains of willing children full of totalitarian ideas and harmful content.
- This Pokémon net game, in which people can create hip trainer avatars, pimp themselves up and walk around the Pokémon world chatting up fellow enthusiasts, without featuring any Pokémon battles whatsoever, is approximately 1% of the share of Pokémon-related internet usage. We all know what the other usage is.
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- "All the Pokémon of the world, finally gathered in one spot for your mom!", boasts the folder. This translates to themed rides that could bore even your gran, rusty robots that would make even the movements of shopping trolley look smooth in cages filled with pot plants that create an exotic atmosphere and…Ah, well, safe to say your better of just looking at the pics in the folder. (Special two for one hentai deal!)
- Batteries with Pokémon prints on them. If you are at such a low level that you even buy your batteries Pokémon branded, you will probably also believe there are real Magnemites and Electabuzz inside these nickel-cadmium thingamajiggums.
- Do you love the smell of Pokémon in the morning? No, not after a nightof ungodlypractices! We mean after using this lovely deodorant of sorts. The only smells currently available are eau de toilet and eau de travaille.
- If a skinny 'lady of the street' with bad make-up and a sweaty Pikachu costume is your thing, then by all means fulfill your fantasies with this, while the snipers put a bullet through your brains to save good taste in general.
- A review magazine of Pokémon products. The name comes from the average quality of the products reviewed. Review panel includes many fired manga artists, since they know their stuff.
- Chinese Title: Suk Mah Balls. See this.
- The Pokémon Company(tm) is not responsible for any financial, physical, spiritual, mental or aesthetic damage which her products may cause. If you find our products offensive, then BY NO MEANS CLICK HERE.
- The memoirs of Satoshi Something-something, the inventor of Pokémon, meandering on about how the franchise really did have the potential for quality, and how much worse we'd be off if all those products had been based on Mushi King.
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The biggest mistakes caused by the Pokémon franchise.
- Sweet Jesus Christ! Another branch of shippers?
- He wants to take over a world that lacks a population to rule over, and smiles (that's right he freaking smiles) when he is finally beaten. He fails so much as a villain that he can't get the expressions shown after defeat right.
- What is worse than this mockery of villains? The fact that some people actually like him.
- Due to a combination of factors, the rest of the list exists only of a brief summary, which ought to be a relief to the reader's tired eyes. Besides, the details would make you gnaw off your leg and use it to pierce your brains.
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- Coming soon to a wall near you! An ad with a portrait of Missingno in the bottom-left corner! No matter what your business, we can help shift your crap. Missingno has proven so popular that people can even be viewed taking pictures of the ad's on which he features.