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    If there was a show that revolutionised cartoons for kids back in the day, it was Pokemon. Sure other shows like Tom & Jerry, Dexter’s Laboratory and Scooby Doo were all great too but for a cartoon to have kids so invested in it that they’d literally buy countless cards and exchange with each other, it definitely had an impact on a whole new level.
    And yet, the show could not resist the urge to slip in numerous jokes and innuendos too “matured” for the majority of their audience to understand. It is now however that an entire generation of Pokemon viewers have grown into adults and realising what they were exposed to in their childhood. 

    Here are five times Pokemon made ‘jokes’ only adults could understand:

    1. Brock’s Jail Baiting Comment © The Pokemon Company
    Now if you’ve been watching the show since the first episode, you’d know how girl-crazy Brock really is but normally, he’d be hitting on adults like Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny. Episode The Double Trouble Header  however shows Brock thinking out loud about a young trainer named Casey. In that he says “She'll be fun in eight years."

    That just took a really dark turn really quickly.
    2. Ash Working In French Hooters © The Pokemon Company
    If you don’t know anything about Hooters, it is a restaurant chain infamous for hiring only attractive young female staff who wear orange shorts and a low-cut vest top as a uniform. 

    In the episode Tanks for the Memories, Dawn and Ash dress up as French maids to work in a local cafe nearby. The reference becomes a lot more prominent when a bunch of male customers “are back” but run away instantly as they see a guy in a maid’s costume.
    3. Team Rocket Has STD… Probably? © The Pokemon Company
    Two of the most known members of Team Rocket namely Jessie and James have been known for sharing an unusual relationship. They are supposed to be colleagues who are bad guys but in numerous episodes they have been shown to be great friends too.

    Episode Hassle in the Castle however blurs the line between their personal and professional lives a bit too much but even has them share a common STD… possibly. The infamous duo barge into a doctor’s clinic and demand treatment for their itchy bits in the typical rhyming monologuing fashion.
    4. WTF Ampharos
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    Episode The Light of Floccesy Ranch shows an Ampharos trying to get the attention of a bunch of Mareeps (sheep pokemon) but the way he does it… is definitely not for the kids to see. 
    Let’s just say “sheepy-style” should not be shown on a children’s cartoon show.
    5. James’ Inflatable Chest © The Pokemon Company
    Much like a lot of other cartoons, there are some episodes from the Pokemon show that didn’t get the approval of being telecast or were aired only once. One such episode was titled Beauty and the Beach in which Misty enters a beauty pageant but finds out that both members of Team Rocket are in it as well.

    James, in a bikini as well, uses an inflatable chest and pumps some extra air in it to win the pageant. There are some not-so-decent gestures being made as well during the scene which certainly shows why the episode was problematic and needed to undergo massive editing before being released.

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    If you’ve never heard of Genshin Impact, it’s probably because you’re still busy playing PUBG mobile or some other battle-royale game. However, a recently released role-playing game has taken over the world and has quickly become one of the highest-grossing games this year. It has overtaken PUBG mobile by making $245 million within its first month of launch. That’s because it is an incredible game that has AAA values featuring anime-like characters, runs on almost every phone, PC and the PlayStation 4. The game is available for free with in-app purchases for a currency called ‘Resin’. 
    © Mihoyo
    The game has taken heavy inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild with a huge and beautiful open-world that can be explored by climbing and gliding. While the basics might be similar, there are quite a few differences between the two games. Genshin Impact offers more loot and mysterious chests that add to your progression. You will have a constant stream of new armours, weapons, and crafting materials for your character which makes the game highly addictive to play. 
    © Mihoyo
    Genshin Impact shines mostly in its combat mechanics where you need to chain offences and use combinations. You also get to use elemental moves such as fire or water to create interesting combat scenarios. You can freeze your enemies with water and then use normal attacks and special moves to bring them down. You can also swap between characters and use a different set of moves to keep yourself engaged and interested with a different approach to attacking bosses and enemies. 
    © Mihoyo
    The game is mostly free to play and you can go about 60 hours without spending any money, however eventually you will be encouraged to spend in the game. The game makes money by implementing the Japanese concept of “gacha” based on gachapon machines where you get randomly selected items; somewhat similar to loot boxes. You can, however, earn the needed currencies by grinding in the game which can take hundreds of hours or simply spend a bit of money and take a chance with what you can get from the loot box system. However, unlike other games, Genshin Impact shows the odds of getting rare characters, which is extremely low most of the time. 
    © Mihoyo
    If you’ve been wanting to play a great role-playing game on your phone without spending too much money, you definitely need to check out Genshin Impact. You don’t need to play this game on a console as it runs on almost every smartphone that has launched in the past three years. The game boasts a beautiful world, a plethora of characters and an engaging storyline for free. Genshin Impact has become one of our favourite games to play this year and we've even used it as a benchmark for smartphone reviews. The game is a great combination of action RPGs and tractional Japanese RPGs with console-level graphics and addictive gameplay.


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