Gen 5 gave us seasons too
Gen 5 gave us many new things, such as more items, abilities and moves than any generation has ever given us before. It gave use dream world abilities which has never been done before what so ever. New battle styles in triple and rotation battles were also introduced, which were huge for a pokemon game. It also gaveActually Gen 5 holds the dubious honor of being the first one that didn't add anything that the previous generation couldn't have done.
Gen 2 gave us genders, new types, the special attack/defense split and items.
Gen 3 gave us natures and abilities.
Gen 4 gave us the physical/special split.
Gen 5 didn't add anything that couldn't have been coded in Gen 4.
You can't criticize people for thinking that Pokemon is getting stale, because that's exactly what happened in Gen 5.
Seriously? I look through 4 more pages to find that still nobody has translated the sylveon segment of pokemon smash? We could have pretty solid evidence of sylveon's type if someone just knew japanese...
Lrn 2 internetzBulbagarden on Facebook said:Is a new type confirmed? Well...maybe. During the Eevee-Akiyama friends segment of Pokémon Smash earlier today, it was heavily implied that Sylveon is strong against Ice types, and weak against Poison types. If this is true, and not just the Pokémon Smash team horsing around, then this is an outright confirmation that Sylveon is a brand new type.
For those who haven't seen the segment, it had the team (cosplaying as Eeveelutions) trying to figure out Sylveon's type. First, Shoko (playing Sylveon) pulled out some Nunchucks....but then got shoved inside a drum by a big burly guy, implying Sylveon is not a Fighting type, and in fact is probably weak to them. Next, she broke a block of ice. Akiyama and the others suggested that she may be a Steel type as a result of these two results, and decided to test the idea. The method they came up with? Seeing if she resisted Poison by having her put her head in a box and expose her to some really bad smelling items. That...didn't work out so well for Shoko. Not clear if that was meant to imply Poison was super effective, or that it was just effective, but at least it was clear that Sylveon lacked the Poisin immunity of Steel.
(Yes, crazy stuff like this is typical of Smash)
One more thing to consider. If this is true, it contradicts the "Fairy-type" rumours which have been going around recently. While those did suggest a Poison weakness, they said nothing about Ice at all, and suggested that Sylveon was actually strong against Fighting.
So...new type looking incredibly likely. Your thoughts?
STOP.Fairy will be a new type.
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so did everyone see these? from pokebeach.
Nah, it's going to be "SmellYaLater".Calling it now: The English name for "Parting Remark" will be "Last Word".
Actually, with the single feather as a tail, I feel they will expand upon this detail and make it into some kind of peacock.And with Nitro Charge, that bird is definitely evolving into a roadrunner. Wouldn't be the first time a bird Pokemon changed species (looking at Spearow and Starly).
Yes, I think bouncing back the effect but then forcing the user to switch is the most likely outcome.I just thought of something. About Parting Remark. Since it'll be a Status move, I wonder how it'll work against Magic Bounce Espeon and Xatu? Will using it bounce it back to you and they'll be forced to switch out instead?
Although I reckon it might not work that. I reckon the effect of lowering stats will be bounced back but you will switch out.
Are you sure? Damn... at least there's Smash next week. The official release date is before Sunday at least I hope? So that we can get maybe something new from Smash.@Exbo: The "18 pages" thing was a mistranslation. The scans were on page 18 of the whole magazine.
I think this is it for this month's issue.
I'm sorry, but what. Of course we don't know Sylveon's type, but Pokémon Smash does, and all those weird tryouts for its typing aren't random. If they say it isn't Fighting-type, it's not Fighting-type, as wacky as their presentation is. There's no blind guessing in "well it's not going to have the same typing as other Eeveelutions, it's not Fighting and it appears to be strong to Ice, so Rock", we are working with the current patterns in Pokémon and whatever hints an official source has given us.Alright, guys, cool it with the talk about Sylveon. We have no idea what Sylveon's type is. Japanese shows in general do weird stuff like that, so we can't base anything on it. So shut up.
We really need to focus on the stuff that already exists. There's a reason we had to kill the old thread - it was almost four-hundred pages of utter garbage, talking in circles and speculating on all sorts of things that we legitimately have no clue about.
Have they eliminated Normal-type yet?Yeah, I was just about to say that. We know that sylveon exists and it has an unknown type. Eliminating what it is unlikely to be is not baseless speculation. We certainly take it for granted that its typing is different from that of the other eeveelutions. And the fact that we can't clearly determine its type from its appearance and name (it IS an eeveelution after all) really strengthens the possibility that it's a type that does not currently exist.
Valid.The only ones eliminated were Poison, Steel and fighting. Basically everything was eliminated because she was strong against ice and weak against poison.