The failing logic of the pokemon series

[lilsniffs3]

What's weird, in G/S/C you tell police his name, and he never actually corrects you through the game.

And, you can walk in someone's house and they act nicely and say "I love the ocean" instead of "Why the hell are you here? This is my house! I'll call the cops! Magikarp, use HYPER BEAM!"

[fruckert]

That's an RPG rule

14. Garrett's Principle
Let's not mince words: you're a thief. You can walk into just about anybody's house like the door wasn't even locked. You just barge right in and start looking for stuff. Anything you can find that's not nailed down is yours to keep. You will often walk into perfect strangers' houses, lift their precious artifacts, and then chat with them like you were old neighbors as you head back out with their family heirlooms under your arm. Unfortunately, this never works in stores.

I'm personally not against it, just as long as it's not my family heirlooms

[Archem]

Ah, to be called THIEF by Marin once more...

[lilsniffs3]

Also, you can go to stores, and people are looking through the shelves for something, and the counter has no line. You can just go to the counter and POP! You can order something, while the idiots look on the shelves for their items.

[fruckert]

Also, the only items in the world are useful to battle...such as a Lava Cookie...

[Cerebus]

I'm not sure if you did talk about it, I didn't read all your things...

What exactly prevents you from having more than 6 Pokémons? Why do every Pokémons you catch when you have 6 automatically transfer to some random guy's PC. And they all go on this PC only, and only your Pokémons go there.
I think Bill is a pretty cool guy. eh lends his PC to you only and doesnt afraid of anything.
Is there some sort of intelligence in the Pokéballs that says "Bip. 6 Pokéballs detected. Teleporting to someone's PC. Bip."?

Also, what exactly makes a Greatball better than a Pokéball? And Superball better than Greatball? Or well I think that's the order...
Why do they make it so complicated? Why don't they sell only one sort of Pokéball?

Why do they let a 10 years old boy play in the Casino? Shouldn't it be for adult only? Gambling at 10 years old... so wrong.

How do TMs and HMs work? How do Pokémons learn attacks with these? And why can't HMs be unlearned?

Maybe it's actually written somewhere....

[Prpl_Mage]

Part 9 added, about TMs and HMs like requested.

[X_marks_the_ed]

I would be all over number nine.

Hex skills FTW.

[fruckert]

Actually, if you look at the pictures for TM's and HM's, they kind of look like CD players. I always assumed that they had headphones that brainwashed the pokes into learning a move.

[Prpl_Mage]

The pictures for TM and Hms in Emerald are small CDs , the TM case on the other hand looks like a CD player.

[X_marks_the_ed]

Been playing Gold/Crystal again. :/

-Gym leaders, revered for possessing "powerful Pokemon" use Pokemon at the same level range as yours. (Unavoidable, yes, but a bit iffy.)

-On that note, full grown men and women always possess Pokemon at your level as well.

[fruckert]

I'm guessing that's so that you don't get the shite kicked out of ye
But it is a bit nonsensical

[Desimodontidae]

Its also funny how a random weak trainer on later lvls could kick the *** of the first gym leader. I mean, wth. The first gym leaders are so damn weak XD

Yeah, it would suck if you were from a town with a really strong leader and that was the first gym leader you had to fight... especially if they gave you an HM that you needed to continue on.

[lilsniffs3]

If Pokemon were real, and you were Ash, and you knew someone on Cinnabar Island, who wanted to be Pokemon Master with his lvl 5 Pidgey, I'd say "Dude, you're f***ed."

[Archem]

I would have skipped that game. Skipped it across a lake.