Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Pocket Monsters, Pokémon - Johto League Champions, Pokémon - Master Quest, Pokémon - The Johto Journey, Indigo League Japanese: ポケットモンスター
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Type: TV
Episodes: 276
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Apr 1, 1997 to Jan 21, 1999
Duration:
22 min. per episode Rating:
PG - Children
L represents licensing company
StatisticsScore: 6.871 (scored by 15350 users)
Ranked: #24232
Popularity: #96
Members: 25,854
Favorites: 428 1 indicates a weighted score
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The main characters both have small monsters as partners, who can evolve into bigger, more powerful monsters. In both series, these monsters are used to battle each other and serve as bodyguards for their "owners." Pokemon was always the most popular of the 2 series, but Digimon is definitely not to be underestimated and by many even rated better than Pokemon.
Digimon and Pokemon focus on the friendships and interactions between young kids and their monster companions. Although Digimon has a more developed storyline as opposed to Pokemon's simple 'become the greatest trainer' plotline, they both will provide good entertainment, especially for the younger audiences. Also, both series end in '-mon'.
They are similar because they both have monsters, and they are controlled by their tamers, both live in a world where it has countless monsters.
Both have monsters that battle
though digimon has a superior story to pokemon in every way possible
A good deal of people recomend these two together because they are simular. That is where it ends, they are simular, but one should expect some majorly different senarios between the two. But the simularities... training monsters, traveling, growing up... are the things that might mean if one likes one, they might like the other.
You'll probably also like Digimon if you like Pokemon and the other way around, 'cause it's about monsters and people. Digimon has a better storyline though.
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Both feature fights with monsters who are stored in small balls
Both throw balls out to summon monsters lol
Okay most people have already recommend both of these but it was something else I noticed that was similar again both throw balls that have monsters in them.
Chars fight each other using monsters who they summon using balls.
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They're practically the same show. You throw a ball, monsters come out, you battle.
both main characters are stubborn, both involve battling and monsters.
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One Piece and Pokemon are very much alike. They both are adventure animes both starting with the main character traveling alone. Later on, the main characters from both series encounter with many other friends, and they travel around the world. No characters ever die from either series, and both the series have a talking animal (Meowth and Chopper.) If you're looking for a starters anime that starts off nice and slowly for you and doesn't contain much violence or romance, either of these animes are the right choice for you.
When I first started watching One Piece I thought "wow, this is like a mixture between DragonBall and Pokemon."
- main characters are similar (kinda slow, don't give up, their hats, their hopes & dreams)
- strong theme of friendship, dreams and never giving up
- similar art style and very similar music
- lots of travelling and seeing new places
- each new crew member in One Piece is like a new Pokemon or team mate is Pokemon
If you like Pokemon you will hopefully like One Piece and vice versa
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Both of these feature young ones trying to become the best trainer they can be. Only main differences are that in Pokemon, the main character is a boy, but in Angelic Layer, the main character is a girl. Also, in Pokemon, they fight with little monsters, but in Angelic Layer, they fight with customizable action figure/doll gladiators.
Angelic Layer is far shorter than Pokemon, though.
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They both are animes which based on video games and have monsters which related to children and also they both are rated to children.
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Good anime for elementary school children.
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They both are centered around one kid who becomes the hero and tries to make the world they live in better place.
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Both involve using monsters to fight and have collectable card games and such.
also both based on video games.
Though blue dragon has a more interesting story (not vastly)
and reaches some sort of conclusion rather then just dragging it on and on
for many years.
It also has characters designs by the man who made dragonball
and music from the composer of final fantasy games which should hopefully get you interested
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Kids - heroes of the anime - are collecting magical creatures and fighting a group of bad guys that keep getting in their way. The creatures can either level up or otherwise get stronger and continue fighting each other.
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Both invlove a variety of bizarre creatures that do battle and are based on video games. Monster Rancher's quite a bit darker than Pokemon, but still primarily directed at children.
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Both of them are based off of a video game and they are both about a boy who learns more about his animal type friends and they both have alot of action in them.
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Both feature master's trying to collect and train creatures with special powers, many elementally based, in order to win battles against other masters and become champions.
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Both Pikachu and Hamtaro are cute, fun-loving, adventure-seeking 'rodents' (rat and hamster)~!
Mainly for the 12 and under, both shows feature cute animals that never give up, and always have something to teach you.
I highly recommend them for children, and maybe even a few adults!
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This series has the same form: A boy who wants to be a champion on some leagues, that meets his non human partner on the first episode, some guys who are supporting him, they both live only with their mother, a group of guys who wants to steel Pokemons/medals (such as Robrobo group/team Rocket) and the most important - the leagues.
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