Fun Fact: For my first Gen 6 game i went with a female avatar because I guessed (correctly) that there would be more outfit choices than for the guys.Topic- how will you guys customize?
Do you pick the same or the opposite gender usually?
What clothes do you want there to be?
You'd wear that Rowlet suit wouldn't you
The problem with that is that it's literally impossible to get a dual typing of the same type - Fire/Fire would become pure Fire, for example.So, on the topic of new typings and mega evolutions, there's an idea I want to put out there for a category of typing we've never seen and probably will never happen, but no one ever talks about so I thought I'd bring it up.
The Eeveelutions are, of course, some of the most popular pokemon. They probably will get Megas at somepoin, and the question is what they'll look like after that. Will they keep their typings? Add a normal type? I think mega-eeveelutions would be a perfect way to introduce a new kind of typing: dual-type monotype.
Basically, Mega-flareon for example would become Fire/Fire type. All weaknesses are 4x, yes, but all resistances are too, and the STAB bonus on Fire-type moves would be insane. While maybe not the most competitively viable idea, I think this is an interesting concept that could be used past the mega-eeveelutions (if or when we get those) and would add a new dynamic to some pokemon. Add in some abilities that reduce damage done by moves you are quad-weak to, and it could make things very interesting.
I doubt they'll use that hear, but it could be really cool if they did, and it would be a way to have "monotype" pokemon that don't feel like "oh great, another pure water" but that add something new to the formula.
If I'm not mistaken, some monotype Pokémon are actually dual-types with two identical typings. For example, Mega Aggron is actually Steel/Steel, which automatically translates into just Steel.So, on the topic of new typings and mega evolutions, there's an idea I want to put out there for a category of typing we've never seen and probably will never happen, but no one ever talks about so I thought I'd bring it up.
The Eeveelutions are, of course, some of the most popular pokemon. They probably will get Megas at somepoin, and the question is what they'll look like after that. Will they keep their typings? Add a normal type? I think mega-eeveelutions would be a perfect way to introduce a new kind of typing: dual-type monotype.
Basically, Mega-flareon for example would become Fire/Fire type. All weaknesses are 4x, yes, but all resistances are too, and the STAB bonus on Fire-type moves would be insane. While maybe not the most competitively viable idea, I think this is an interesting concept that could be used past the mega-eeveelutions (if or when we get those) and would add a new dynamic to some pokemon. Add in some abilities that reduce damage done by moves you are quad-weak to, and it could make things very interesting.
I doubt they'll use that hear, but it could be really cool if they did, and it would be a way to have "monotype" pokemon that don't feel like "oh great, another pure water" but that add something new to the formula.
How is it impossible to have dual typing of the same type? Using Fire as an example:The problem with that is that it's literally impossible to get a dual typing of the same type - Fire/Fire would become pure Fire, for example.
On the topic about customization, I will likely not even bother about it.
Yeah, if that's what Siggu was saying and I misunderstood the "that is that it's literally impossible to get a dual typing of the same type" comment, it's a mechanic that doesn't seem to hard to fix.If I'm not mistaken, some monotype Pokémon are actually dual-types with two identical typings. For example, Mega Aggron is actually Steel/Steel, which automatically translates into just Steel.
They could still change how this mechanic works, though.
I understand what you're saying, but what would determine which Pokemon get the duel monotype over just the regular? Or would it be all?How is it impossible to have dual typing of the same type? Using Fire as an example:
Now, most of these guys would then be glass cannons due to the many quad weaknesses, but the super STAB would make them extremely deadly with moves.
- Mono Fire
- 2x weak to Water
- 2x resist to Grass
- Normal STAB on fire-type moves
- Fire/Fire
- 4x weak to water
- 4x resist to grass
- Double the STAB on fire-type moves
Yeah, if that's what Siggu was saying and I misunderstood the "that is that it's literally impossible to get a dual typing of the same type" comment, it's a mechanic that doesn't seem to hard to fix.
The intro to this would probably be Mega-eeveelutions, which would have dual of whatever their type is.I understand what you're saying, but what would determine which Pokemon get the duel monotype over just the regular? Or would it be all?
I see some good things about this and some flaws with this, however, for better or for worse I don't see this ever happening.The intro to this would probably be Mega-eeveelutions, which would have dual of whatever their type is.
Aside from that, they could have Pokemon that are extremely water based or fire based, where it would be water/water or fire/fire. It would just be another potential type combo for pokemon to have, similar to if they introduced an electric/poison or fire/ice. It would just be "oh, hey, Aqualis is a water/water type" but there'd still be regular monotypes.
lopunny can be maleI must be the only person that loves when large amounts of pokemon are introduced at once, so I loved Gen V's roster. But I do agree that a lot of pokemon are being left in the dust as new ones creep up in every new generation. I think they have some options of fixing this, though.
1. Introduce new and better moves and give them to older pokemon. Add older moves to older pokemon as well.
2. New abilities. Replace some old ones or add a new ability slot (though I doubt they'd do this). Add some functionality to seemingly useless abilities. Like give Run Away the ability to escape trapping moves or something.
3. More evolutions and pre-evolutions. Technically this would count as "new pokemon" but they'd be tied to the old ones. Branch and stone evolutions can always be a thing. Male Lopunny? Male Kangaskhan? Miltank and Tauros pre-evo? Farfetch'd evolution? The possibilities are plenty here.
4. Change the BSTs. They've already shown us they can do this with a handful of pokemon getting hidden BST upgrades in Gen VI. With new pokemon growing more powerful each gen, the veterans are getting left behind and unused.
EDIT: 5. If they wanted to get really bold, they could change some older pokemon's designs slightly. We've seen art differences for some pokemon over the years, like how Pikachu has slimmed down to look cuter and more agile. But nothing seriously dramatic. Gender differences exist now, but for older pokemon, they aren't exactly life-changing, and some you even have to squint to see.
EDIT 2: 6. Change some pokemon's typings. A type combination in addition to a good moveset, ability, BST, etc. can make or break a pokemon. Do we need so many Normal/Flying types? Some have already been retyped to Fairy so it isn't like they can't suddenly decide to retcon some other ones.
Obviously I'm not opposed to having more than 100 new mons added, but the designs and abilities of each one can heavily determine whether they're worth it or not. Despite Gen III having a ton of new mons added, overall I wasn't feeling the designs as a whole. Some were cool, yes, but it wasn't enough for me.
I think he meant a different male form, ala gardevoir and gallade.lopunny can be male
Yeah, just be sure to keep your Obsidian Jaguar far away from Water or Ground types, even if it has Filter as the hidden ability!Picture it using its nose to balance and throw it's supposed bubbles, aura spheres and focus blasts , or even unleashing hyper voices from it.
Ugly cute can work, all I see on Popplio speculation is for him to be water psychic or water ice with a big emphasis on being a clown with prankster and encore.
I prefer an elephant seal with focus on it fighting for being the beach master through sphere attacks than the second coming of Kefka psychic seal edition.
Just like litten being dark or poison, I went rock for the obsidian/brimstone coloring. Seriously no one knows of the obsidian jaguar in myths? It's badass as hell if you consider obsidian weapons from the Azteca beheaded horses along gutting their riders in one swipe or broke trough heavy armor. I prefer a rock fire feline over the ultimate fairy counter the Internet is hyping it to be.
Hasn't this been posted already? Twice?Guys! 100% real footage of a fight between Rowlet and Litten has been released. Here it is!
Has it? Ugh... I still think it's worth seeing again nonetheless.Hasn't this been posted already? Twice?
Doesn't matter, gas great offensive typing an nearly every mammal learns GK for wathever weird reason.Yeah, just be sure to keep your Obsidian Jaguar far away from Water or Ground types, even if it has Filter as the hidden ability!
Rowlett used Peck!Guys! 100% real footage of a fight between Rowlet and Litten has been released. Here it is!
Unfortunately, Pikachu has a point. If you don't yet your owlbear, you'll riot. But if they DO an owlbear D&D might riot, unless they can somehow avoid doing any merchandise (good luck on them ignoring the demand if it takes off!!)!reposting here b/c I'm actually dead serious, an owlbear evo chain would be dope
Or a regional wolf. Now THAT would be mixing things up!It'd be funny but I doubt it'll ever actually happen. Most starters tend not to throw a curveball like that, barring a few exceptions like Samurott.
Anyone else think the dog will be the regional rodent replacement? It looks like it'd be normal type.
How is it impossible to have dual typing of the same type? Using Fire as an example:
- Fire/Fire
- 4x weak to Water, Rock, Ground
- 4x resist to Grass, Bug, Fire
- 2x or 2.25x Bonus on fire-type moves (depending on how the mechanic works, if it multiplies by 1.5 twice or just doubles instead)
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