

The sound effects are good like the colision of attacks or something simple like the characters walking.Ĭharacter: Out of all the catergories in this review, the character catergory got the lowest rate. A lot of the battle and travel music returns from the previous shows so if your a fan of those, you're in for a treat. It's not "rock your socks off" good but for its target audience, it gets the job done. Although Ash and Dawn are 10 they very well look like they are at least 13 giving off a more mature appeal. Somthing the recent series have picked up and started doing.

The environment is abosulutely beautiful and the way that some of the attcks look are perfect! It appears as if some of the attacks have texture to them. Of course the original has a nostalgic touch to it and Advance Generation has that sequal value but D&P is very vibrant in color. Like the other series, Ash along with his friends explore the area they are currently in while seeing and capturing new Pokemon, participate in Gym battles, make new friends and rivals, battle Team Rocket all while learning about growing up, friendship and other themes of such nature.Īrt: Compared to the older series, D&P is a step up in the art department. He eventully meets up with his long time traveling friend Takeshi/Brock and a new friend Hikari/Dawn. Story: Satoshi or Ash for us American viewers is traveling by himself as he makes his way to the Sinnoh region.

a "rehash", it still finds it's place amongst the other series.

Its old to a lot of veteran viewers but new to the younger and newer generations. It just so happens that that formula continues to be reused time after time again. That formula is aimed towards kids so there will be a lot childlike situations and themes. At this point it should be noted that Pokemon D&P is apart of the long running Pokemon FRANCHISE. I'm going to start off my review by stating that I will treat Pokemon D&P as a full flege anime and negate from the games and other chilhood influences.
