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Yup. I like the manga better. misty's hair is cooler, and the hover-cars are coolio. 3nodding

Of course Pokémon have to grow like normal animals (humas included). But, damn, those gotta be some big eggs, coming from a Snorlax! o__O; And why isn't there a pre-evolution of Khangaskhan yet? confused There should have been. It doesn't make sense to get pregnant as soon as you're born.

That's in the manga, if you pay attention enough. 3nodding

crying I want to see this manga you keep talking about, I miss so many interesting things, it's hard enough to find some proper japanese anime. crying

Actually I had a thought that the pokéggs were like pokéballs and were all the same size and when the egg hatches it releases the pokémon at full size, and why pokéballs were invented was because of the study of pokémon eggs and only pokémon can be caught because they came from those special eggs.

Well you could always go with the idea that you can change all the rules inside your own imagination wink that's what imagination is for, filling in the holes that are left in games and movies either deliberately or accidentially. 3nodding

Anyway, I think execute is created as 1 egg and when it finds more ungrouped execute they join together because they are desperate for company, of no more then 5. xd so the execute join up together quickly after they are laid and are rarely seen seperate.

Mr. Ono made a total of 16 comics (at least, going by the American distribution. I'm not sure how the Japanese version of the comic was handled). Each set of four had a different subtitle. They were:
1-4: The Electric Tale of Pikachu
5-8: Pikachu Shocks Back
9-12: Electric Pikachu Boogaloo
13-16: Surf's Up, Pikachu!

Which if I remember correctly, ended when Ash beat the Orange League (his comics were loosely based on the cartoon).

I'm not sure why it ended, though. I've heard a rumor from a friend, and this may be completely false...
What I heard was that people thought his comics were a bit too mature for Pokémon comics (just look at how he draws them women! Epecially Gary's sister in the issue! °_°), since Pokémon is a property that Nintendo aims at children (deny it as much as you want, it's true. But that doesn't me we older folk can't like it, too!). I think the first issue of the English comic went by uncut, but the following wer censored a bit. Women were edited to wear less revealing clothing, their breasts were reduced, and a bathing scene with Misty (nothing private was shown in the Japanese version) was completely cut from the English release. And I guess even in Japan, this was considered a bit risque for a Pokémon comic. So they cancelled it.
Of course... this could be entirely wrong.

The other Pokémon comics (called Pokémon Adventures. Story by Hidenori Kusaka. Art by Mato. Based more on the game than the cartoon) still goes on in Japan, I think. They have issues starring the Ruby and Sapphire characters. I'm not sure if it's still translated, though (I haven't bothered to check).