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[Pokemon] A few questions about Pokemon rights.

So, i have a few questions about Pokemon rights.

1- When a Pokemon is captured, is he obligated to fight? The trainer didn't ask permision to capture the pokemon, he just said: "You belong to me now". If i'm a Pokemon and some jackass human captures me, do i have the choice to not fight for him?

2- Can a trainer and a Pokemon have sexual relations? Like, legally? The Pokemon can consent, so it isn't rape, right?

3- (This is a question about the Anime) Why everybody is so concerned about team rocket? I understand when they try to steal pokemon from other trainers, but there are sereval episodes where Team Rocket is just trying to capture wild Pokemon and everybody thinks it's wrong. Why? Everybody does that, why can't Team Rocket?
gpt
1- No. Pokémon can disobey a trainer that they don't respect. That said, there is a deep bond between trainers and Pokémon that is created by the act of catching the Pokémon. Pokémon appear to trainers in the wild to test them, to see if the trainer is willing to create that relationship. This has been the case since the end of the original war between people and Pokémon.

2- Physically, yes. To what extent a Pokémon can consent is debatable though, since as previously mentioned, captured Pokémon are loyal to their trainers. So, possible? Yes. Exploitative, bestiality, and flat out weird? Yes, yes, and yes. 

3- When Team Rocket goes after wild Pokémon, they generally do so on a larger scale. Scooping up all the Bulbasaur with a giant vacuum, for instance. Removing an entire group from the ecosystem like that is incredibly destructive, and not at all what other trainers do. Some trainers will capture multiple of the same species, but after deciding which one they want as a partner they release the rest. Team Rocket rounds up everything with a giant net, then ships it off to their boss.