Rhm2768

=Info=

Rhm2768 was born in October 23th, 1989. She currently lives in Seoul, Korea. Her name is Hye Min Rhee (Rhee is the family name). Like most of Koreans her name is two syllabled. She has an older brother.

From the year 1997 to 2002, Hye Min lived with her family in USA at the state of New York. This five-year period influenced her life much, such as giving her an interest of video games and a smoother accent when speaking English. She returned to Korea in November 2002. Due to this change she had a harder time to see Pokemon cartoons with the voice actors she preferred (she somehow prefers English dub than Korean dub).

Currently she is hoping to get the Pearl version later. Also she is waiting for the Pokemon Special 23 (and on) to be released in Korean at her home. She has manga books Speical 19 to 22, and has read all of the Special that were released previously.

=About Pokemon=

(Written in first person perspective for easier explaining)

I first heard the word 'Pokemon' from my older brother when I was in fouth grade, who as a boy was more used to games back then. I started to become intersted in Pokemon as I watched the anime. The first Pokemon episode I ever saw was 'The Song of Jigglypuff'.

My brother owned the Pokemon Red, so I was able to receive the Blue version as a Christmas present. Playing Pokemon games and watching the cartoon made me become interested in Pokemon more. Along with that I developed an interest in games as well, since my parents bought a Nintendo 64 the next year. Super Smash Bros and Pokemon Puzzle League remain as my preferred games, as well as Paper Mario.

Playing games also helped me to start having conversations with classmates, boy or girl (especially boys). I was able to know how other friends spent their time, playing or reading. (From 5th grade I was able to read well.)

Losing the Game Boy Color during the process of moving back to Korea gave a stop on my playing Pokemon games that are played via Game Boy. I was unable to play Pokemon games from then. Thankfully I still have the Pokemon Blue 'chip', since I separated it from the Game Boy Color when I packed them. The real reason for the GBC's disappearance remains a mystery to this day.

I prefer animations dubbed in English better than Korean dub. Likewise when I see English movies in theaters I watch the English captioned version, rather than the dubbed version (Korean actors take part as voice actors in it). Since I was learning about animations and movies while living in USA, I am more used to English when coming in contact with these kinds of media. (Same goes for books)

I keep myself informed about Pokemon now, so I know about that Pokemon 4th Generation was released. I especially like the animation series. I hope the Diamond Pearl season is released in manga soon, too.