#pokemonmastersex Trends As People Do Not Talk About "Pokémon Masters Ex"

Pokemon Masters EX, the Pokémon mobile game in which players can team up with various gym leaders from across the series in the Pasio region, is holding a Twitter campaign in which it encourages fans to vote on which eligible sync pair will get 6★ EX unlocked.

The 6★ EX Sync Pair Poll Rally is live!Vote to decide which eligible sync pair will get 6★ EX unlocked!1. Follow PokemonMasters.
2. Post on Twitter with the two hashtags indicated.

Event ends 9/6 at 10:59 p.m. PDT.

Details:https://t.co/LYvawm6QkT
#PokemonMastersEX pic.twitter.com/VVd9z0yfIZ

— Pokémon Masters EX (PokemonMasters) September 1, 2020

This will likely mean nothing to you if you don't play the game, and for the majority of Twitter users, it was unimportant. What really mattered was the hashtag encouraged by the Pokémon Masters Twitter account: #PokémonMastersEX. Users needed to include that hashtag and a hashtag of a sync pair they wanted to see upgraded to have their vote counted in the poll. Of course, capitalization in hashtags is not universal, and who has time to hit the shift key, anyway? Thus, #PokemonMastersEx became #pokemonmastersex, which to basically everyone, reads "#PokemonMasterSex."

The importance of capitalization. #pokemonmastersex pic.twitter.com/t0JgLYRT3X

— 🔴LIVE on Twitch ✶FiendRiver✶ (@FiendRiver) September 1, 2020

Pokémon Masters inadvertently gave Pokémon fans the green light to be extremely horny on main, and while Pokémon fans, in general, don't really need an excuse to post horny Pokémon content, they embraced the misunderstanding wholeheartedly.

me after some #pokemonmastersex pic.twitter.com/jWjnVyLcYd

— Mari (@stogbulb) September 1, 2020

Finally #pokemonmastersex is trending pic.twitter.com/OUp2XrerhQ

— FlipSide13 (@FlipSide_13) September 1, 2020

I can't believe #pokemonmastersex is really happening pic.twitter.com/8Bj42sZf1Q

— Rex Nobow DCLXVI 🇯🇵☠️🇧🇷 (@rexnobow_dclxvi) September 1, 2020

#pokemonmastersex be like: pic.twitter.com/hVuEac4MRF

— LunarLiv (@LunarLivH) September 1, 2020

Saw #pokemonmastersex trending one of the first things that came to mind. Image speaks for it self. pic.twitter.com/9QY7rAwvgI

— Porgs (@porgs__) September 1, 2020

The people at Pokemon Masters just having a typoThe internet:#pokemonmastersex pic.twitter.com/j3fVMYRTwk

— Zekrom (Yes, I like K-pop. Event?) (@BW_Zekrom) September 1, 2020

While the onslaught of Pokémon hornyposting was almost certainly an unintended consequence of the hashtag campaign, perhaps it's in the game's favor. As Serebii.net founder Joe Merrick opined, the game has improved since its release was met with a lukewarm reception, and this might just be the thing the game needs to get back on peoples' radar.

But hey, any way to get Pokémon Masters back on people's radars. It has heavily improved since last year and I've been finding it really fun lately.Give it a go if you have yet to

— Joe Merrick (@JoeMerrick) September 1, 2020