what. That's zoroark hit by a fire attack from the boar.
its all the same, bad quality is bad quality, in the past people used to think trecko was an ass in an walking body before the good quality images show up.
A Grass bird? That's interesting. So far all 4 Grass starters have been reptiles.
A few pages back, someone (I think it was reaverz) talked about this, and made a pretty interesting point.
In the first three generations of Pokemon, there was always one starter which was Dragon-like in the sense that it or its evolutions could use moves like Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, etc, and also in the sense that it was clearly based on some sort of reptile. RBY had Charmander, GSC had Totodile, and RSE had Treecko.
For the last two generations, one of the starter lines has also been based around a flightless bird, and been given access to flying type moves like Brave Bird and Drill Peck. RSE had Torchic (chickens) and DPt had Piplup (penguins). Notice how this pattern goes in the exact same order as the Dragon-based one - first Fire, then Water. Sorry for all the theorymon, but personally I wouldn't be surprised if the Fifth gen Grass starter was some kind of flightless bird. It could be an Ostrich, an Emu, a Peacock, a Kiwi, or even (my personal favorite) a Kakapo! Unfortunately, none of the silhouettes look like birds...that said, the one on the left is so weirdly shaped that it could be anything, so who knows?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakapo
Well, every gen.'s grass starter has been some kind of reptile/dino and with what you say, why can't it be both? Pterodactyl kind of covers both.A few pages back, someone (I think it was reaverz) talked about this, and made a pretty interesting point.
In the first three generations of Pokemon, there was always one starter which was Dragon-like in the sense that it or its evolutions could use moves like Dragon Claw, Dragon Dance, etc, and also in the sense that it was clearly based on some sort of reptile. RBY had Charmander, GSC had Totodile, and RSE had Treecko.
For the last two generations, one of the starter lines has also been based around a flightless bird, and been given access to flying type moves like Brave Bird and Drill Peck. RSE had Torchic (chickens) and DPt had Piplup (penguins). Notice how this pattern goes in the exact same order as the Dragon-based one - first Fire, then Water. Sorry for all the theorymon, but personally I wouldn't be surprised if the Fifth gen Grass starter was some kind of flightless bird. It could be an Ostrich, an Emu, a Peacock, a Kiwi, or even (my personal favorite) a Kakapo! Unfortunately, none of the silhouettes look like birds...that said, the one on the left is so weirdly shaped that it could be anything, so who knows?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kakapo
Yea...so that's why I think Grass is going to stay reptiles. Kakapo...haha. Have you read Last Chance to See? The Kakapo is endangered because it doesn't fight. Instead, it stands there confused and gets hunted.
Well, every gen.'s grass starter has been some kind of reptile/dino and with what you say, why can't it be both? Pterodactyl kind of covers both.
No, I haven't read that. I'm afraid my only knowledge of Kakapos comes from Animal Planet. It sounds interesting though.
Yeah, I guess a Kakapo doesn't sound like a great candidate for a Pokemon. Then again, neither does a toaster or a washing machine! "Doesn't fight", eh? Well then, they could make its final stage Grass/Fighting for a bit of ironic humor. Have it be all angry because its friends have been hunted to extinction.
Damn...now I made myself sad :(
we could also use a better t-rex, t-tar just dont cut it(you really expect a t-rex to lanch ice beams and dark pulses around the goble?), something faster, hit for about the same damage on the physical side, less special defense, no fucking auto-sandstorm or rock typing, a little bit more of defense and hp and low special atack. THIS is a real t-rex, t-tar is a wannabe.
He is a completely different dinosaur who's name escapes me.....Obviously famous for butting heads similar to goats and heavy protection for their skull for obvious reasons. They look like Ramparados and are about the same size, but don't have so many/large spikes.I've always thought Rampardos was a T-rex. Huge body with tiny little arms and it has the T-rex's body shape.
It would probably be a support Pokemon then w/ low attack.Yea...so that's why I think Grass is going to stay reptiles. Kakapo...haha. Have you read Last Chance to See? The Kakapo is endangered because it doesn't fight. Instead, it stands there confused and gets hunted.
Nah, it's based on this:I've always thought Rampardos was a T-rex.
Huge body with tiny little arms and it has the T-rex's body shape.