I am personally a fan of regal things so the lion is appealing to me. Of course, the over doneness of fire lions is a point against it. That being said, I am going to hate the bat if it is a dark type/remotely evil. The whole dark-night-evil thing is over done to hell in back.I cannot be the only one sold on the Moon version due to the cover legendary. The design I find to be much more interesting than Sun's legendary which just looks...meh.
Whatever it's called, it looks like a vampire. So fitting. And I love it.
Definitely doing a play through utilizing these three together. Their types are pretty complimentary, and Torchic + Piplup are my favorite starters of their respective gens. I'm hoping Rowlet becomes a speedy physical attacker as a counterpart of sorts to Sceptile.So with today's reveals, we now have three avian starters, one per type.
Torchic was first, in Gen 3.
Piplup was second, in Gen 4.
Now we have Rowlet in Gen 7.
And 3 + 4 = 7...
I was just thinking this as well, what with Charmander's metal claw in Fire Red and Chespin's Rollout. I'm guessing the early forest will be chock full of bugs while the mid game features grass types galore. And with it being another island region ala Hoenn, we can probably expect a lot of water types too. Rowlet is shaping up to be quite promising.Considering their main concern is always viability/playability within the game, there may be a lot of water routes, but Rowlet's Grass/Flying typing probably indicates much, much more Grass and Bug types to fight against. It's hell trying to get through forests/jungles with pure Grass so the secondary STAB was probably just deemed necessary (Game Freak could have easily designed/left Rowlet as a pure Grass type without any explanation other than "it stays on the ground").
I was asking myself the same.Why is Lunaala the best thing revealed today?
Excuse my double post, but I kind of have an explanation.Wait, so guys. I might be completely off on this, but in the trailer, does the moon legend change forms? Check this out.
There are definitely distinct physical differences between the legendary in these two images. For instance, the pickaxe-shaped bone thing at the bottom gets horizontally lengthened, considerably so, to make the outline of a circle. Same with the four star-shaped dangly bone bits in the first image. The "horns" in the head area are filled in. Are these changes all attributable to the pokemon just moving around? I don't think so. I think, maybe, the second form here is a mega, or some new forme change à la primal reversion.
Am I just going crazy?
I amI cannot be the only one sold on the Moon version due to the cover legendary. The design I find to be much more interesting than Sun's legendary which just looks...meh.
Whatever it's called, it looks like a vampire. So fitting. And I love it.
That's possible, but don't they look exactly like bone? Bone would fit well with the moonbat aesthetic and bone's not supposed to be flexible.Excuse my double post, but I kind of have an explanation.
I think what is happening is that Lunaala's yellow parts are actually contracting/extending for battle. For example, Litten has these red bits come off the back during an attack. I think what happens is these parts extend to form an awesome circle of death for the attack.
I'm not the only one!Good lord now that I have coffee in me, the only thing I see when I look at the Sun legend (Solgaleo, anyone??) is freaking Liger Zero from Zoids...
We saw only five Pokémon, three of which are the first stage of three, so they can't Mega. Don't make assumptions.Didn't see any proof of Mega Evolutions in the two videos.
Really hope GF didn't ditch them.
Heatran was also in Black 2 and White 2, what's your point?Couple things:
2) I think Heatran being post-game is extremely likely, given Hawaii and Kilauea and all that lava jazz. However, we have seen Heatran in Gen 6 through ORAS post-game captures.
I'm 99% sure it's Luna's signature move.Wait, so guys. I might be completely off on this, but in the trailer, does the moon legend change forms? Check this out.
There are definitely distinct physical differences between the legendary in these two images. For instance, the pickaxe-shaped bone thing at the bottom gets horizontally lengthened, considerably so, to make the outline of a circle. Same with the four star-shaped dangly bone bits in the first image. The "horns" in the head area are filled in. Are these changes all attributable to the pokemon just moving around? (edit: or "flexing" or something like that? They look very much like bone to me so I don't see that as being likely.) I don't think so. I think, maybe, the second form here is a mega, or some new forme change à la primal reversion.
Am I just going crazy?
Lysander literally talked about wanting to commit genocide, and had started up a machine that drained the life of a bunch of pokemon. Also in X, after you beat him for the final time, he tries blowing up the hideout with you in it in an attempt to kill you. Ghetsis ordered Kyurem to kill you, among other things involving N. The villains for the past two gens have been rather evil.I'm 99% sure it's Luna's signature move.
Lunaala (Solgaleo too) has to be the best legendaries I have ever seen. GameFreak really outdid themselves this time and made real quality Pokemon.
I wonder if they're even going to have bad guys in this generation. There's a huge possibility that they've shifted from that possibility and instead the Box legends are the bad guys (in a sense) themselves. For example, what if Lunaala was trying to make night permanent in Moon and Solgaleo trying to make day permanent in Sun? Then the hero(ine) buts in and saves the day by confronting the legend and capturing / beating it into submission. Or maybe they've decided to make the evil villains actually evil? In the last few generations I've found the villains to be very underwhelming, as they just didn't seem to be that scary / evil / lethal. If Gamefreak could possibly make an awesome plot this generation my hope for them will be reignited.
I've also been wondering if they're a trio this go around too. Like Yveltal / Xerneas / Zygarde and Kyurem / Zekrom / Reshiram. I'd find it very weird and suspicious that the two boxart legends are based off the sun & moon, so where is the Star legendary / mythical <- (i'm betting it's a mythical)? Maybe that's something they'll reveal later.