That sounds pretty sweet, although then GF would have to introduce ANOTHER time travel-mon (unless team plasma has their own time machine).Wait a second! Maybe black is set in the future since it has those futuristic buildings, and white is in the past since it has those foresty places. Team plasma could be coming from a far future to stop the future extinction of all pokemon, and brought back a fossil to remind them.
Yeah, we have the Time Travel Pokemon and the Ruler of Time. I think we need the "Time Paradox" Pokemon.That sounds pretty sweet, although then GF would have to introduce ANOTHER time travel-mon (unless team plasma has their own time machine).
They want to free pokemon from Trainers, Dragnoite went "Lapras" and they are paying respect and remembering what they are fighting for.Why would team Plasma need to be looking at a Fossil of Dragonite just wondering.
i love you and i hope more people get that reference.Yeah, we have the Time Travel Pokemon and the Ruler of Time. I think we need the "Time Paradox" Pokemon.
Maybe some douchebag Pokemon that went back in time and killed his grandfather before he met his grandma. Now he's a distorted cluster that shouldn't exist.
(I hope nobody takes me seriously)
Well, I'm not sure, but they are knights, right? And in the Middle Age, the knights "used" to catch and kill dragons. Maybe they are dragon slayers and are showing to their grunts what happened to the last dragon that they saw. Just a theory.Why would team Plasma need to be looking at a Fossil of Dragonite just wondering.
Sounds good to me. Even if it is related to the story, I figure it will happen relatively early in the game and have little meaning to the goal of Team Plasma like the museum incident in RSE or the Valley Windworks in DPPt. (Although, Team Galactic did use the energy from there to make the Red Chain, or so says the anime.) For all we know, the Plasma Boss could just be raving about how the fossil Pokemon is awesome and they are awesome and awesome people deserve awesome Pokemon.How about "that thing is a random, useless fossil which bears no relevance to the story whatsoever".
Cyndaquil is an echidna. It's really the only one of its line that I'm certain about (Quilava's fire spines are placed like a porcupine's but it's elongated like a weasel, Typhlosion is really too generic to guess what it's supposed to be). But the point is that its Pokedex entry calls it as a "Fire Mouse" which IMO lends the Zodiac theory some credence, just kinda stretched a bit. A plain old firey mouse would have been boring in my opinion anyway. If anything, being given a direction as far as designs go is nice.Eh.. technically the zodiac symbol is a rat. I thought of Cyndaquil as a shrew type thing... meh I guess you could argue that Cyndaquil is a mouse, but I don't see Typhlosion as anything close it. He looks more like a wolverine or something.
What do you mean "went Lapras"? ?___?They want to free pokemon from Trainers, Dragnoite went "Lapras" and they are paying respect and remembering what they are fighting for.
Sounds like MissingNo to me.Maybe some douchebag Pokemon that went back in time and killed his grandfather before he met his grandma. Now he's a distorted cluster that shouldn't exist.
O NOEZ! Horn harvesting drove Dragonite to extinction!Oh wow, I am totally seeing the Dragonite resemblance now. That is awesome.
(I apologise for the horrible sketching)
Holy crap please stop this ;_;instinct or almost instinct i guess.
I doubt a video game company, which teaches children to enslave monsters, would have a secret agenda to force everyone into going green. The only green Gamefreak knows of is money. This storyline has me interested, though. Finally in a Pokemon game it's not just some nutjobs who have no (apparent) idea of what would happen when their plan unfolds. Team Plasma actually has a valid reason for their motives. Team Plasma would've probably helped us fight Team Magma and Team Aqua because they were going to create a world in which habitats would be destroyed and many species lost.O NOEZ! Horn harvesting drove Dragonite to extinction!
But really, would it be that shocking? GF did go all "green energy" on us Gen 4. They might be continuing their save the earth campaign.
Holy crap please stop this ;_;
And the pro-enviro market is cash grab. Tell everyone that their bottles are gonna give them cancer, and suddenly everyone's buying steel bottles for $30 a pop and buying water filters instead of bottled water (Those aren't cheap).I doubt a video game company, which teaches children to enslave monsters, would have a secret agenda to force everyone into going green. The only green Gamefreak knows of is money.
Precisely. Gamefreak can feed on the trendy stuff like "recycle" and "go green". If they really want to impress me, make N a vegan.And the pro-enviro market is cash grab. Tell everyone that their bottles are gonna give them cancer, and suddenly everyone's buying steel bottles for $30 a pop and buying water filters instead of bottled water (Those aren't cheap).
On-topic: Where did that pic even come from?? This game needs to come out already, so we can stomp these rumors down... And I can finally see that Miju3 is fake (PLEASEGOD).
Yes, I was referring to the trendy stuff like Valley Windworks and the totally unnecessary personal windmills in New Bark Town. I'm not saying GF has a secret agenda, but they do stick little things like that in there for what I guess are PR purposes.Precisely. Gamefreak can feed on the trendy stuff like "recycle" and "go green". If they really want to impress me, make N a vegan.
Orrrr flavor?Yes, I was referring to the trendy stuff like Valley Windworks and the totally unnecessary personal windmills in New Bark Town. I'm not saying GF has a secret agenda, but they do stick little things like that in there for what I guess are PR purposes.
It even had a giant pile of ore run-off.I think the windmills are a nice visually pleasing element. They give personality to the area. This can be said for any town with additions like this. I wouldn't say it's necessarily for promoting going green; just look are Oreburgh, it's a coal mine.
Like the others have said; it's for flavor. It gives each location a unique quality, and they become identifiable. I doubt it's for PR purposes, simply because it really wouldn't help them. I mean, it's not like environmental agencies are going to give this game a thumbs-up just because they throw in tidbits about the environment; it's just how human society operates. It's one of the things people talk about, and I'd actually find it a bit weird if they didn't mention it in the games.Yes, I was referring to the trendy stuff like Valley Windworks and the totally unnecessary personal windmills in New Bark Town. I'm not saying GF has a secret agenda, but they do stick little things like that in there for what I guess are PR purposes.