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* Early chapters of ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' are rather gory, such as when Giovanni freezes a Pokemon before splitting it into pieces. Trainers were frequently bruised up in battles as well. Although the violence generally lightens up after the ''Ruby & Sapphire'' chapters, the series consistently averts BloodlessCarnage in a way the anime and the games never do. Among other examples: Zinnia getting stabbed (non-fatally) by Rayquaza and coughing up BloodFromTheMouth in the ''ORAS'' arc; Guzma [[SelfHarm smashing his head against a wall until his shades shatter and bloody up his forehead in the ''Sun & Moon'' arc; and, in probably the most exceptional case of onscreen human violence in the franchise, Lysandre falling onto sharp rocks and shattering his spine, again in ''very'' bloody detail.
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* Early chapters of ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'' are rather gory, such as when Giovanni freezes a Pokemon before splitting it into pieces. Trainers were frequently bruised up in battles as well. Although the violence generally lightens up after the ''Ruby & Sapphire'' chapters, the series consistently averts BloodlessCarnage in a way the anime and the games never do. Among other examples: Zinnia getting stabbed (non-fatally) by Rayquaza and coughing up BloodFromTheMouth in the ''ORAS'' arc; Guzma [[SelfHarm smashing his head against a wall until his shades shatter and bloody up his forehead forehead]] in the ''Sun & Moon'' arc; and, in probably the most exceptional case of onscreen human violence in the franchise, Lysandre falling onto sharp rocks and shattering his spine, again in ''very'' bloody detail.
