When I started Animated Ginger, the focus was on the past and present of the Pokémon anime's stories and characters. While I continue to make this style of content (mostly in short form), I realized there were two main topics I liked talking about the most. The first of these is Pokémon as it exists in Japan. The vast majority of my viewers are English speakers from the Western world, and are only familiar with Pokémon as it is localized for their demographic. I like to use my videos to educate on how Pokémon may be different in its home country compared to the version western fans know, and elements that were changed while localizing.

The other topic I've become fascinated with is the actual production of the show itself. Often the real-life stories about a piece of media's creation can be just as or more interesting than the media itself. Pokémon has had a rich history with over two decades of production on the show, and I want to help longtime fans learn more about just what went into the creation of their favorite series.