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Star Wars represents the strive to more communism and the death of ego in favor of the greater good.

Pokémon represents the Nietzschean adventurous spirit, the path to strength, friends and achievements.

Star Wars and Pokémon are basically the two biggest franchise of the modern world, and it's no coincidence, for they are canonical expression of the spirits of the time.
It is Japan vs USA, but really Japan is doing nothing more than reconnecting us to tales of valor, knights, princesses to be saved, which are IMO the best representative art of the western spirit that achieved so much throughout the centuries.

I believe Star Wars and Pokémon will be used in the centuries to come by Historians, to represent the particular polarity of our times.
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>>25555803
read a fucking book
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>>>/brazil/
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Father Trump would not approve of this post.
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>>25555803
Pokemon fucking sucks. Retards will buy two copies of the same game each generation (same shit as the last generation) over and over again. People make fun of sportsfags for buying FIFA yearly but it's the same with pokegoyim
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I find your thesis somewhat incomplete, Anon.
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>fascist theory in a nutshell



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