So trueConsidering it's the world of Pokemon, I assume you could just pick up a Charmander to toast things for you? :D
Tecnically Mythicals are defined by their limited and generally event-wide availability.Now one thing I was going to comment on was how, for a Mythical Pokemon, sounds like Meltan is going to be VERY easy to get a lot of. Kind of defeats the point of it being a Mythical. Unless, of course, Meltan as we know it now isn't the goal.
Honestly I think they gave up with the "poke ball lore" ages ago. The existance of two pokemon lines strictly resembling Pokeballs one of which was already existing before pokeballs got invented (Voltorb/Electrode family) already breaks any possible "lore" behind them :D1:26: Oh, and the ancient box also has a white glowing Poke Ball logo on top. Those nutty ancient civilizations with their tablet writing and electronic wiring.
I'm fine with it having the Poke Ball logo. We've established that somehow the Poke Ball logo had existed a long time before the actual Poke Ball was invented (maybe Arceus inserted the knowledge of the Poke Ball into the human subconscious and it wasn't until modern times were humans finally able to create the Poke Ball, the ultimate tool that bonded people with Pokemon). But, like with the red and blue strips, it's glowing like a LED light.Honestly I think they gave up with the "poke ball lore" ages ago. The existance of two pokemon lines strictly resembling Pokeballs one of which was already existing before pokeballs got invented (Voltorb/Electrode family) already breaks any possible "lore" behind them :D
Aliens bro :DI'm fine with it having the Poke Ball logo. We've established that somehow the Poke Ball logo had existed a long time before the actual Poke Ball was invented (maybe Arceus inserted the knowledge of the Poke Ball into the human subconscious and it wasn't until modern times were humans finally able to create the Poke Ball, the ultimate tool that bonded people with Pokemon). But, like with the red and blue strips, it's glowing like a LED light.
Lockstin: "It all comes together!"I just realized something. The title for these games isn't a strange variant of Pokémon Go's title, as I had assumed ever since it was announced.
Go back to the very beginning of Pokémon. Aaaaaall the way back to RBY. The first thing that greets you after you click "New Game" is Professor Oak giving a short introduction speech It is recorded beautifully here, background music at all. What is the last thing Oak says in this introduction speech?
They had planned this all along...
Damn I didn't even think of mystery gifts or events being in this game since it feels so different and the mythicals were already accounted for. I guess they could release some item packs for pre-order or some event moves or shinies later. Chansey's actually alright as a prize because it's probably going to be hard to find without Go transferring, we've at least seen it as a 1% in route 6.Starting on November 16th, receive a serial code to redeem a Chansey for PLG at Pokemon Centers in Japan during your birthday month. This replaces the current campaign that gives a Pikachu, Eevee, or Comfee for Pokemon SM/USUM, which ends on November 15th.
I am glad to see several animations got updated and fancier versions but....New trailer:
I think it’s Guillotine.I am glad to see several animations got updated and fancier versions but....
The actual fuck is this D:
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I am more on the lines of it being Fissure.I think it’s Guillotine.
I dunno. It sounds like a simplified battle tower if it’s about defeating Pokémon in a row. Though I wonder how challenging it will be.I am more on the lines of it being Fissure.
Guillotine is supposed to "cut the pokemon in half" or something on those lines, while Fissure was about being swallowed to the ground.
Also quoting from serebii:
@ 16:56: In addition to this, the first details have come out from a media tour game director Junichi Masuda held in Frankfurt Germany and in New York. Not much new information was revealed here, but to Polygon, Masuda mentioned that the post-game contains various Master Trainers, some really powerful trainers that you will have to power up your Pokémon to defeat
@ 17:14: The Spanish site, Vandal, elaborates on this further and states that there are 151 Master Trainers, one for each of the original Pokémon. Each of these will focus on the species of Pokémon so you have to defeat them all. So if you find the Squirtle Master Trainer, you will defeat him and gain the title
Poggers, actual postgame? 6 magikarp guy is this you finally getting things done?
It sounds more like simply having "specialists" like the Eevee specialists in USUM than a battle facility.I dunno. It sounds like a simplified battle tower if it’s about defeating Pokémon in a row. Though I wonder how challenging it will be.
To me it sounds like you go around in the world after the game's done and you can find new trainers that have super EV'd mons/movesets, maybe also taking advantage of the candy statboosts. Can't wait for the 6 Mew and Mewtwo trainer fights. Who knows, maybe they'll take the opportunity to have some moveset buffs. I'd say the trainers with pokemon next to them in the videos could be some of these Master Trainers.I dunno. It sounds like a simplified battle tower if it’s about defeating Pokémon in a row. Though I wonder how challenging it will be.
It's Guillotine. Guillotine's Japanese name is "Pincer Guillotine" with the description "A vicious, tearing attack with big pincers". While Gen VII for some reason made the animation giant scissors, older animations looked like this:The actual fuck is this D:
Hmm, I agree with Worldie that 151 trainers are a bit much and they should have just had one trainer for each evolution family (maybe a few extra for the Alolan variants or maybe some other themes). But it does sound like a neat little scavenger hunt, especially if their locations aren't based on where you find their Pokemon so you could encounter any trainer (like the Mewtwo Master is right next to the Caterpie Master). Though still that's more of a side activity than any meaty post game content. I don't think we've yet heard word on their being a post game "Episode" like we had for other recent games.there are 151 Master Trainers, one for each of the original Pokémon. Each of these will focus on the species of Pokémon so you have to defeat them all. So if you find the Squirtle Master Trainer, you will defeat him and gain the title.
Unless they're all Level 100 I still don't see players having much difficulty with Magikarp or Caterpie and the many other basic stages.There’s ways to strengthen your Pokémon, and the reason you wanna do that is, you take on these master trainers, these really powerful trainers that you encounter after the main story.”
Level 15... Misty's weakest Pokemon is her Staryu at Level 18. Brock's Pokemon are only a few levels below 15. Why the nearby wild Pokemon are probably at or above 15! As you said, you'd have to be on purposely either not battling or constantly switching out your Pokemon so none get to Level 15...Also, the requirement to face Misty's gym is... to have at least one Pokemon at level 15 or above in your party. Most pointless requirement ever, as you'd have to be doing it on purpose to not fulfill it in older games.
This.I've never been so uninterested/unexcited about a Pokemon game that I'm still debating whether or not to get it a month before release.