Is james gay in pokemon
On the Subject of Shipping
One cannot move very intense into waters of the Pokémon fandom without revealing the somewhat-disturbing concept of shipping. To those who remain (blissfully) unaware, shipping refers to the process of fans grouping pairs of characters into idealistic relationships based on (generally flimsy) evidence. Those who agree with a given pairing of characters will say they “support” their particular ship. Similar to the Internet’s Rule 34 – if two characters exist within the Pokémon universe, you can be sure someone somewhere has shipped them.
I could disburse some time ranting and raving about the innate creepiness of imagining video game characters or cartoon pre-teens involved in passionate entanglements.
I could.
I probably should.
But I won’t!
What follows is a list of the ships that I undergo strongly about, which should hopefully provide some context for my opinionated ramblings in the anime episode guides.
Anime Shipping:
PokéShipping (aka AAML) – Ash and Misty:
The granddaddy of all ships, this one has it all: action, jealousy, globetrotting, and the almost total obliviousness of one of the principal parties. Halt me if you’ve heard this one be
James is GAY??? (Stupid theory discussion?+sub sat)
O....M......G
Ok ok, this is weird, I just watched a gacha same-sex attracted love story and when someone slap the couple with a chair (i mean I don't know why and how and where they got the chair from but ok)they screamed this out:
"We're blasting off again!"
Is this line a bit familiar? Do you realize it?
Yep something Jessie and James would say after ash hits'em with a thunderbolt
Which reminded me
Oh! Let's go view at my poll!
Oh Pokémon theory, ok!
"Btw today's Substitute Saturday did u notice?"
See, some people believe James is actually Gay for some reason and I don't know what that reason is!
So ya um for those who don't know what "gay" means
According to Wikipedia:
Gay
/ɡeɪ/
adjective
1.
(of a person) gay (used especially of a man).
"the city's gay and female homosexual people"
2.
DATED
light-hearted and carefree.
"Nan had a same-sex attracted disposition and a very pretty face"
But wait, don't move hating on me yet
Gay has two meanings and it could be the second one, same-sex attracted, nice and cheerful
Which is definitely not the point of team rocket,
BUT!!! Theres always a but
Did u see ep 36 season 2 of XYZ?
He actually felt bad for b
Jessie and James from Pokemon...
22 members have voted
1. What do you think Jessie's sexuality is?
Heterosexual/Straight
5
Homosexual/Gay
5
Bi/pan/polysexual
2
Asexual
1
Grey-ace or demisexual
2
Something else (please explain)
0
I have no idea/Who?
7
2. What do you think James's sexuality is?
Heterosexual/Straight
2
Homosexual/Gay
8
Bi/pan/polysexual
4
Asexual
1
Grey-ace or demisexual
1
Something else (please explain)
0
I have no idea/Who?
6
3. What do you th
James Is Gay:
A Treatise
Sexual orientation should not define a person any more than any other single inherent trait, such as race, gender, or ethnicity. However, in the world of one-dimensional television characters, it is often easiest to get economical laughs from the low-hanging fruit of stereotypical comedy. Seize CBS’ The Enormous Bang Theory, for example. Most of the humor in the show is based on pigeonholing the characters into specific subgroups and then repeatedly and effectively bashing the audience over the head with one stereotype after another – Leonard is an awkward nerd (as are all of his friends), Sheldon has Asperger’s, Penny is a dumb blonde, Howard is Jewish, Raj is both Indian AND effeminate, etc. So while it is important to note that in real life, homosexuality is not the be-all-end-all of a gay person’s reality, in the realm of comedy, it can be (and often is) the basis for all of the humor. It is also important to remark that gay-based humor is not the same as queer bashing. While stereotypical humor is often the lowest-common-denominator, it is not the same as using stereotypes to justify prejudice against a particular group of people. The politically