Zetetic Elench

Pokemon and Dragon Ball share the  same universe If both franchises are set in the very far future,  Humans could have evolved into the Saiyans before (or after) migrating (or relocating) to  the planet Sadala. The Saiyans then conquered a new planet and named it "Vegeta", before Sadala was destroyed. The original Earth may actually be Sadala. In any case, as far as the inhabitants of the Pokemon World and Dragon World are concerned their world is still Earth. Someone at some point in the past of both franchises used the Dragon Balls to create two worlds filled with humans and magical creatures. Or three: why not the world of A Song of Ice and Fire too?

How To Take Over The: 1. World  This song: "Jigglypuff, Jiggly, yy-puff, puff Jigglypuff, Jiggly Anytime, anyplace, anywhere With trouble brewing or Laughter in the air With a smile, with a sigh With all the right stuff There are so many times when the Song is just enough Magical powers in the lush grass In the shade of Mt. Moon Make the song Soothe you (Jigglypuff, Jiggly, yy-puff) The power of the melody moves you Jigglypuff, Jiggly, Jiggly! When it all seems lost, out of control When the struggle breaks down and Fear takes its toll You can count on a friend who's Just tough enough And the song that's alive in the heart Of Jigglypuff Hours and hours In the lush grass at the base Of Mt. Moon Make the song Soothe you (Jigglypuff, Jiggly, yy-puff) The power of the melody moves you The sing attack grooves you …" I'd love to do a horror film where this happens:  a deaf couple drive into town but everyone has disappeared! Where are they, this is gett...

First comment. If you don't laugh at this  episode of Pokemon, then there is clearly something wrong with you!  https://www.pokemon.com/uk/pokemon-episodes/02_07-clefairy-tales/ # Jigglypuff # Clefairy Second comment. What if Team Rocket's  Pikachu abduction attempt-or something similar-was actually something which regularly happened in the "Space Brother" era of the 1950's (and possibly continues)? 

Pokémon Fan Theories: Sooooooo, big essay or just notes and hopes that people can understand my inane ramblings? Well, I'll try and do both. I think the reason is that a brief comparison requires too many outside references and a large article just seems like rambling on to make one look more intelligent than one actually is.  So, really a comment on society.  Which is what all good (science) fiction really is.  And you can really learn something from it. Honestly. Pokémon bears comparisons with the work of Arthur C. Clarke and Joe Haldeman, particularly the novels "Childhood's End" and "Forever Free". Forever Free  is a direct sequel to Haldeman's war novel  The Forever War . At the end of   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Forever_War   a group entity called "Man" is in charge of Earth.  Forever Free   introduces beings who could, conceivably, actually be Pokémon: a hitherto hidden race ...