Or manly grass monsMan, I am SO tired of girly grass mons... Gimme something gnarly and wicked looking!
I'm not going to saddle this thread with a collage of /vp/ posts asserting Tsareena and/or Lilligant superiority over the latest plant—yes, there are that many already—but I think you're missing the forest for the trees, as it were. Give it 30 days, and they'll pretend to have never heard the name "Dolliv."Nope. I went there to check if there were other people with an early copy.
Did I ever mention I despise that place?
At any rate, it's an incredibly superfluous design. Smoliv was obviously designed to be meme material as is, they didn't need to add another plant humanoid right after Hisuian Lilligant.
I feel you. On one hand, Roserade and Tsareena are precious to me. On the other hand, I am saddened to remember man-eaters like Victreebel and Carnivine are in short supply. It doesn't help that every generation reserves at least one 3-stage line for a Grass-type starter that's strictly an animal with leaves glued on. Instead of creaking branches and snaring vines, we get weedcat. Our last tree monster (and the only one larger than the average NBA player) was Alolan Exeggutor, itself a redesign of one of the original 151.Man, I am SO tired of girly grass mons... Gimme something gnarly and wicked looking!
While Zarude is just a grass monkey (2 in a gen? lol), it's at least pretty inspired and quite vicious looking. I love how it has vines to swing from built-in, that's cleverI feel you. On one hand, Roserade and Tsareena are precious to me. On the other hand, I am saddened to remember man-eaters like Victreebel and Carnivine are in short supply. It doesn't help that every generation reserves at least one 3-stage line for a Grass-type starter that's strictly an animal with leaves glued on. Instead of creaking branches and snaring vines, we get weedcat. Our last tree monster (and the only one larger than the average NBA player) was Alolan Exeggutor, itself a redesign of one of the original 151.
Shout-outs to Gigantamax Rillaboom for at least falling in a grey area such that I'd feel remiss not to mention it.
I did not foresee the gorilla growing into the drum.
Eastern countries are way less prone to arachnophobia. They have a lot more cultural significance over there due to weaving than the west where we just paint them as evil and vemonous (when ours aren't even as venomous as theirs).Well Arachnophobia is the most common phobia and different countries have different age ratings. I know ESRB doesn't do this, but I thought Japan did.
I was going to say something funny about Sprigatito, but since this is the leaks thread I got nothing.Or manly grass mons
Stop reaching and seeing something that isn't there holy moly.Furry bait. Though I'm not sure that's the word since it doesn't have fur. Not willing to look it up for obvious reasons though.
Naming convention for the violet paradoxes doesn't match the leaked "iron xyz" pattern that Japanese/Chinese have, and seems unlikely they'd change that. The types also don't match what's expected (eg, too many dragons). Kaka could have been wrong, and I wouldn't be mad at fairy/dragon jiggly, but this list doesn't look likely.https://pastebin.com/RUc0c9nt
I found a Pastebin that seemingly lists the names of all the Gen 9 Pokemon.
This is a new one, and it seems more legit this time. Of course, take it with a grain of salt as usual.
https://pastebin.com/RUc0c9nt
I found a Pastebin that seemingly lists the names of all the Gen 9 Pokemon.
This is a new one, and it seems more legit this time. Of course, take it with a grain of salt as usual.
I, for one, welcome the plant waifus (Tsareena is my favorite mon)
Embedding again:https://pastebin.com/RUc0c9nt
I found a Pastebin that seemingly lists the names of all the Gen 9 Pokemon.
This is a new one, and it seems more legit this time. Of course, take it with a grain of salt as usual.
The latter 3 are also Waifumons.Virgin human Grass waifus fans like Bellosom, Lilligant and Tsareena.
Chad Grass mascot enjoyers like Leafeon, Meganium and Maractus.