Pocket Monster

What Pokémon is called in Japan

American: Hey have You heard of Pokémon?
Japanese: You mean Pocket Monsters

Pocket Monster by Mr.OwO January 29, 2019

Pocket monster

A creature that can fit inside of you f pocket ND used to fight

"Pocket Monster Go" Japanese version of Pokemob

Pocket monster by Raymond Edward Walker July 21, 2021

pocket-monster 

When your penis is erect or you just have a larger than normal flaccid penis and it is placed where your pocket is and is visible from an observer's perspective

Is that a pocket-monster or is that just a roll of quarters.

pocket-monster by spermgun.is.triggered_cumshot July 6, 2017

deep pocket monster 

A pokemon tuber with a big no audience

Some one" hey you know deep pocket monster

Other one no.

deep pocket monster by V1nce good tuber May 1, 2022

Pocket Monsters 

Created by Satoshi Tajiri in February 1995, this Japanese phenomenon is globally popular. Also known outside Asia as Pokémon. There are 388 species currently known as of 2005. And there are currently 8 movies, 22 Hosou specials and over 400 episodes of the Pokémon anime aired.

The Pocket Monsters Anime is widely known for its general audience in Asia. Outside of Asia it is known as a 'Cartoon' series that targets the younger viewers because 4Kids Entertainment constantly eliminates the language in the script, mainly resulting in inconclusive and lightly emotional stories.

The Pocket Monsters GameBoy Series are based on Satoshi's adventures and are mainly plans to lay out for the next season in the Anime series. The games are very complex in nature and attract many people.

Pocket Monsters, in general, has been deemed childish in many countries especially America. Due to 4Kids Entertainment's editing, Pocket Monsters is a dying fad.

Pocket Monsters is more widely known as Pokémon.

Pocket Monsters by Kitoshi April 18, 2006

Pocket Monsters 

little fuckers with small penises, aka pokemon

what the fuck, stop playing with those gay ass pocket monsters!

Pocket Monsters by maa fuckka May 13, 2005