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I've heard multiple arguments between these two franchises and I was wondering what VGC's opinion was. Would you consider these two similiar? Or are they completely different? Can you even compare the two? Which had better games, television series, toys, etc in your opinion?

I remember when Pokémon came out and I fell in love. Pokémon Red was my first handheld video game and probably one of my favorite ones. I played the TGC (I still do on occasion! :]), I collected the figurines, toys, etc. I even imported some of the japanese toys. xD

 

I remeber when Digimon came out and I watched a few episodes. I didn't like it that much. It honestly felt like a Pokémon clone. And the fact that the monsters or whatever they were could speak English sorta bothered me. Idk. I heard the games and TCG were awful. But yeah. I didn't explore it too much because it didn't pull me in at all.

 

What's your opinion?



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pokemon is better, a lot better...



Pokemon is WAY better.



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I actually liked the digimon anime a bit better than pokemon. The digimon just looked way more badass.

The pokemon games are better though.



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toastboy44562 said:
pokemon is better, a lot better...

 

I agree...



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Anime:
Digimon > Pokemon

Everything else:
Pokemon > Digimon



The digimon anime definitely had more personality, but i agree with the consensus, in all other respects, Pokemon was vastly superior.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

Pokemon Games > Digimon Games

Pokemon anime
They're about on par with manga.

I like Pokemon more though. :P



Pixel Art can be fun.

The later episodes of Digimon (Series 1) were really good. Better then any Pokemon episode imo... but the Pokemon games RULE



                            

I loved the first season of the Digimon series, then hated the rest.
I loved the first season of the Pokemon series, as well as the first few series of games for the GBC, then I kinda grew out of it.