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People Used To Marry Pokémon And Other Localization Oddities Lost To Time
Everything you think you know about Pokémon is wrong. You were lied to as a child.
If many of these little details had not been edited out of the Pokémon show and games when they were translated for the U.S., we might look at the series a little differently. Dorkly shows us what we missed. Thankfully, we're still excited for Pokémon Go. Hey, is this about Pokémon? Guess, I should also mention this version of Ash's room that has been recreated in Unreal Engine 4.
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