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Pebble Version
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Synopsis:
A Sprite strip based on Pokemon and strange things in Pokeverse
Current synopsis by: Master of Thoughts
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| JTL9000 |
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No offense to Recon but his fans need to get a life if they have nothing better to do than go around insulting me. If you don't like the humor in Pebble Version fine, but that's no reason for name calling. Besides, judging by the amount of readers PV has, quite a lot of people do like it.
For the record:
PV does not copy Pokémon-X in any way. I mean, how the heck can I copy a comic I don't read?
I don't try to make anything look 3D so I've got no idea what you're talking about there.
Yeah, the use motion blurs in the early comics are pretty bad (I said that myself multiple times in the commentary) but that changes. |
| billyboy800 |
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| This comic sucks. The jokes are corny, every comic is predictable, stupid use of Motion blurs, and the crappy attempt at trying to make it look 3-d fails badly. PokemonX is way better than this crap. Recon was right, Josiah is an unoriginal bastard. I don't know why this is a popular comic. It is not hilarious, nor is the grass kid cool. This comic could do better, but it just doesn't. 2 out of 5. Go and read PokemonX instead. |
| lotodame |
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| Pebble Version is really a great comic, and it's hilarious! It's great how it handles all the hard-to-explain things in Pokemon the game. And how Josiah handles the HM's and TM's are so great. Oh, and the grass kid is cool too. |
| Marlfox |
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| This comic is definatley the king of all poke-sprite-comics. It is quite funny and is very true at times |
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