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@XieRH, shhhhh! :P Don't tell Nintendo! I want their pokedex to stay online.

Couldn't you get a .jp domain, host all the images there, and then place links on your .com page? I believe that, if you don't actually host the images on your website, it's not your problem. And seeing as it IS legal to display it in Japan... a .jp domain would fix everything. Right...

Illusion is right, there is no way they can charge any of you for signing a petition. It's not against the law, you won't have to go to court. The only way they could charge you with anything is if you download* or spread ROMs, or other copyrighted material. * Downloading is only dangerous for...

@Chiraami. I can't give you one... the forum changes it to "google". -_- Just type www.poke-jungle.net. But without the "-".

@Timeshift. It IS illegal to make unauthorized copies of copyrighted material. They just condoned it in the past. And unfortunately have decided to no longer condone it. All you can do is express your disappointment at their decision. But I would not try and tell them what they can and can't...

I think that, if you want them to listen to you, you will at least need to give them real names and locations (state or country). One person could own more then one username. And you could just copy the usernames from the forum. So I don't think 1000 usernames will really impress them. p.s...

@Sweet Dawn Berlitz. He would most likely have to pay Nintendo to legally use their images.

@godzilla898. The games are theirs. So exact copies of the games, sprites, characters, etc. are still theirs. ROM's are illegal because they are unauthorized copies of the real games. Posting sprites on your web page is illegal for the same reason. I agree that it's not very constructive for...

Although this is a very lame and unproductive action by Nintendo, they do have the right to take down their own property... They can't do anything about fanart, but ROMs, ripped sprites, etc. are still theirs.

Lol, I love the variation in dittos. :P @Llavaa, it's because WPM got in trouble with Nintendo for showing all the sprites.

"Nice site you got here.... would be a shame if I SHUT IT DOWN! Mwahahaha!"

The fire monkey looks like a little devil or an imp.

Sure, homosexual is correct too. Gay does originally mean happy, bright or vivid, but it's rarely used in that context any more. Now, about the monkey... I don't like it. The grass and fire ones look good, but the water one is meh. I agree that it looks like a hippie/friendly Jamaican.

@ManhattanTheStarr, you do realize both males and females can be gay right? :P

http://www.pokexperto.net/index2.php?seccion=nds/blanco_negro/isshu_pokedex

I think people were discussing how the early games didn't have day and night. And it some misunderstood and thought gen 5 wouldn't have day and night. (Correct me if I'm wrong.)

@PokéMontage, it seems to me that they are a combination of the mace, the medieval weapon, and a thistle.

The sheep is based on the myth of the "Vegetable Lamb" btw. It's not that random at all. ;)

The rolled up Centipede reminds me of this: by M.C. Escher.

Btw: Chinchilla in a fur coat. xD So very very wrong.