A new forum, "Unofficial Pokemopolis Forum", has been set up for Dodgers to continue to commune and discuss the dodgy revelations of the continuing anime, although Tim has stated that this is not an official continuation of Pokemopolis. The forums were a feature that gained well over 500 members at their peak as of 2014, they have been removed by Tim. Some earlier episodes add a 'highlight' in place of the moral. In addition to a synopsis of the episode with dodgy revelations, each episode has its original Japanese title, a dodgyness rating (out of five), an animation rating (out of five), 'Team Rocketness', the story, a dodgy synopsis, and a 'moral learnt' section. Each episode is given a Pokemopolis-specific title these titles usually refer to dodgy material with the correct English title underneath. The episode guide is largely written by Tim, with occasional contributions by Lex and Brandon it focuses on each episode of the anime in turn. Following the 2003 revamp, some articles were added or removed in April 2014, most of the site was removed in preparation for its closure. The site originally contained many subsections, including fanworks (fan art and fanfics by all three Dodgemasters and site visitors nicknamed Dodgers), anti-RocketShipping claims, quizzes, contests, articles, and even a forum. As a result, Lex and Brandon worked on a revamp of the site, moving it to a domain at, while Tim started to work on updates himself, writing more articles and adding to his popular episode guide. In mid- to late- 2003, the number of active forum users rivalled those of much more well-known Pokémon websites. Over time pageviews and popularity increased.
As a result the modern incarnation of Pokemopolis was born. They began to pick up on alleged innuendo present in the anime, they decided to change the format of the site to one that explored the "dodgyness" and other camp elements of the show. Pageviews remained low when it was a generic site and Dodgemaster Brandon turned the site over to Dodgemaster Tim and Dodgemaster Lex, two friends who were introduced to Pokémon by Brandon. Pokemopolis was originally a generic Pokémon fansite named "Pokémon, Pokémon" run by Dodgemaster Brandon. Their slogan is "Not Dirty, Just Dodgy!". Generally speaking, most of the humour is innuendo and parody that might not be suitable for very young children the site is geared more towards teenage and adult fans. The site is dedicated to the proposition that "Pokémon is NOT a children's cartoon." It is well known for its detailed and humorous anime episode guides, contests, anti- RocketShipping stance - a running theme being that James of Team Rocket is a gay character - dislike of Ritchie and Todd Snap, and its promotion of Koffing as a Pokémon. Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl.
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