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morrison January 31st, 2015 10:31 AM

urg dont remind me, that would be pretty horrible...

morrison January 31st, 2015 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by BettyNewbie (Post 8601669)
No, they shouldn't. Giovanni is not Giovanni without his Persian, especially in a Yellow remake.



I hate Salamence and Garchomp. They're both ugly, cheap, and generic. They ruined the Dragon Type, IMO. I'd much rather see Dragalge or Noivern on Lance's (rematch) team. Even Serperior would be a better fit, "real" Dragon or not.

I myself love salamence and garchomp. prefer them over dragonite anytime . Dragonite kinda looks like elliott.

BettyNewbie January 31st, 2015 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by morrison (Post 8601678)
I myself love salamence and garchomp. prefer them over dragonite anytime . Dragonite kinda looks like elliott.

I think Dragonite is adorable and beautiful, myself. Heck, that whole family is. Dragonite's softer appearance, as well as friendly, helpful disposition, makes it a far more interesting and unique Pokémon than some generic "badass" like Salamence, Garchomp, and Haxorus, IMO.

None of those "badass" Dragons give off a mythical air like Dragonite does, which was what the Dragon type was supposed to be about in the beginning. It was the original "fairytale" type, or so to speak. (Now, all Dragonite needs is a Dragon/Fairy Mega to seal the deal and make things come full circle.)

morrison January 31st, 2015 11:03 AM

Hm I like dratini and dragonair but dragonite was never my type, Also how does a cool dragonair turn into a fat yellow green mini winged european style dragon. now if dragonair had an alternate evo into something like shenlongmon of digimon i would like it. ahem the names azulongmon of course.

OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire January 31st, 2015 11:43 AM

Hey Dragonite is cute...
Speaking of Dragons who did win the best Dragon type contest anyways?

I'll like for Gf to remake Yellow but to throw most of the anime references aside to make it more like the other games which weren't as impacted as much by extra canon material (Anime,Mangas, etc.) Now that I think about it the Kanto games have the most extra canon stuff, such as FrLg being the first to take Silver being Giovanni's son be canon (first appeared in the GSC arc of Special/Adventures), and before that there is Yellow and it's relationship with the anime.

BettyNewbie January 31st, 2015 5:11 PM

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Originally Posted by OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire (Post 8601762)
I'll like for Gf to remake Yellow but to throw most of the anime references aside to make it more like the other games which weren't as impacted as much by extra canon material (Anime,Mangas, etc.) Now that I think about it the Kanto games have the most extra canon stuff, such as FrLg being the first to take Silver being Giovanni's son be canon (first appeared in the GSC arc of Special/Adventures), and before that there is Yellow and it's relationship with the anime.

Yellow without the anime references is... Red and Blue. Which is exactly what we got in FRLG, and not for the better, IMO.

Out of all the Gens, Gen 1 is the simplest, backstory-wise, so it doesn't surprise me that it's borrowed the most things from other canons. Love them or hate them, both the anime and Adventures fleshed out Kanto far more than the games did.

Plus, at the time Yellow came out, the anime and games were VERY intertwined, marketing-wise. Promotional material for the games often depicted Pokémon with their anime art, and Red/Blue and Ash/Gary were often treated as one-in-the-same (the fact that Ash and Gary so strongly resembled Red and Blue's original designs only helped this). The anime was, more or less, seen as an extension of the games rather than a separate universe.

This changed starting around Gen 3 and the end of Pokémania. Both Ash and Red got drastic redesigns that made them look more like separate characters, and Blue also got a drastic dye job that made him look a lot less like Gary. Many of the Gym Leaders and E4 Members also got redesigns in FRLG and (especially) HGSS that were drastic departures from their older designs (which most of the anime designs were based on... think Sabrina or the Johto Gym Leaders). It also became more common to see Pokémon depicted with game art instead of anime art (helped by the fact that Gen 3's game art was much higher quality than Gen 1 and 2's).

Of course, knowing this, that may lower the chances of Yellow being remade, but on the other hand, the early anime is still VERY nostalgic and iconic for a lot of older fans, so a brand new Yellow would be a real treat for many of them.

OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire January 31st, 2015 7:58 PM

^ On drastic changes between versions don't forget the latest remakes...Tabitha's difference between games make the Red's look identical in comparison (apperantly the Ultimate weapon has some relation to Tabitha being fat...and more character's having tans).

Actually Red's small change in FRLg then Sabrina's bigger change in HGSS then ORAS' more drastic departure should alarm fans for Kanto re-remakes (and Sinnoh remakes)...it's a pattern between remakes who know we may get a short or super tall James...and an older looking Giovanni or even a very sickly looking Giovanni...

So I heard this wacky rumor from a youtuber saying Yellow will be remade next year...but for the Wii U...wonder how that would work (there are equally wacky rumors about Gen VII and the Wii U too).

BettyNewbie February 1st, 2015 9:23 AM

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Originally Posted by OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire (Post 8602319)
^ On drastic changes between versions don't forget the latest remakes...Tabitha's difference between games make the Red's look identical in comparison (apperantly the Ultimate weapon has some relation to Tabitha being fat...and more character's having tans).

Actually Red's small change in FRLg then Sabrina's bigger change in HGSS then ORAS' more drastic departure should alarm fans for Kanto re-remakes (and Sinnoh remakes)...it's a pattern between remakes who know we may get a short or super tall James...and an older looking Giovanni or even a very sickly looking Giovanni...

One thing I've noticed is that the characters who lacked full-body art in the original games tended to get the most drastic redesigns in remakes.

In FRLG, the Kanto Gym Leaders (and Lance, to a lesser extent) changed very little, while Lorelei, Bruno, and Agatha got drastic makeovers... Those three also happened to be the only NPCs who didn't have any official art in Gen 1 (outside of Stadium portraits, which depict drastically different designs than they had in FRLG; Lance, in comparison, is much more recognizable).

Even fewer characters had full-body art in GSC (for whatever reason), so HGSS brought more drastic redesigns. Eusine and Janine were among the few characters to have complete art in Gen 2, so their outfits saw few changes, while the likes of Pryce, Clair, and Karen (who had little to no official art in GSC) got major makeovers.

It's a similar case with ORAS. The Hoenn Gym Leaders and E4 all had complete artwork in RSE, so with a few exceptions, they all looked pretty similar in ORAS. The likes of Courtney, Tabitha, Matt, and Shelly, on the other hand, had zero artwork in RSE, so they all got huge makeovers.

After RSE, there aren't many characters left without official art, so I think we'll see fewer drastic redesigns in future remakes.

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Originally Posted by OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire (Post 8602319)
So I heard this wacky rumor from a youtuber saying Yellow will be remade next year...but for the Wii U...wonder how that would work (there are equally wacky rumors about Gen VII and the Wii U too).

Yeah, not gonna happen. Pokémon's going to remain a handheld game, no matter what. Now, remakes of console spin-offs like Snap, Stadium, and Colosseum/XD could possibly happen on the Wii U, but we have yet to see the first remake of a spin-off, so any of these happening is a long shot.

Megan February 3rd, 2015 1:58 AM

Tbh, I think gen 1 is beyond remake capabilities. There's just too much change that happened during all those generations transitions. What I'd rather like to see is a complete recreation of Kanto. Redesign all the routes, caves and towns, rebalance all the trainers, change all the encounters with wild Pokemon; nobody likes to see Rattata on every route, especially now where we have over 700 other Pokemon to choose from. Recreate the complete story so that you actually see how Team Rocket is doing what they do and add more content to show that they're actually taking actions instead of just being there, waiting to be beat up by a little kid, like in the original games.
Also add exploration elements that are actually explorative; now that there's basically no limit in memory capacities, it gives so many possiblities to hide secrets.

Also Mega Venomoth.

BettyNewbie February 3rd, 2015 1:29 PM

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Originally Posted by R.F. (Post 8604946)
Tbh, I think gen 1 is beyond remake capabilities. There's just too much change that happened during all those generations transitions. What I'd rather like to see is a complete recreation of Kanto. Redesign all the routes, caves and towns, rebalance all the trainers, change all the encounters with wild Pokemon; nobody likes to see Rattata on every route, especially now where we have over 700 other Pokemon to choose from. Recreate the complete story so that you actually see how Team Rocket is doing what they do and add more content to show that they're actually taking actions instead of just being there, waiting to be beat up by a little kid, like in the original games.
Also add exploration elements that are actually explorative; now that there's basically no limit in memory capacities, it gives so many possiblities to hide secrets.

Also Mega Venomoth.

That's actually the kind of Gen 1 remake I'd love to see, something more like a full-scale reboot of the old games rather than a lazy copy/paste (like FRLG was). The same general story could be there, but greatly expanded upon and fleshed out, with a few things changed up and mixed around. Same goes for the region, itself.

And, a big YES to the larger Pokédex. Would it be that hard to, at least, give us all of Gen 2 and all of the later pre/evolutions?

RandomDSdevel February 4th, 2015 8:56 AM

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Originally Posted by BettyNewbie (Post 8605513)
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Originally Posted by R.F. (Post 8604946)
Tbh, I think gen 1 is beyond remake capabilities. There's just too much change that happened during all those generations transitions. What I'd rather like to see is a complete recreation of Kanto. Redesign all the routes, caves and towns, rebalance all the trainers, change all the encounters with wild Pokemon; nobody likes to see Rattata on every route, especially now where we have over 700 other Pokemon to choose from. Recreate the complete story so that you actually see how Team Rocket is doing what they do and add more content to show that they're actually taking actions instead of just being there, waiting to be beat up by a little kid, like in the original games.
Also add exploration elements that are actually explorative; now that there's basically no limit in memory capacities, it gives so many possiblities to hide secrets.

Also Mega Venomoth.

That's actually the kind of Gen 1 remake I'd love to see, something more like a full-scale reboot of the old games rather than a lazy copy/paste (like FRLG was). The same general story could be there, but greatly expanded upon and fleshed out, with a few things changed up and mixed around. Same goes for the region, itself.

And, a big YES to the larger Pokédex. Would it be that hard to, at least, give us all of Gen 2 and all of the later pre/evolutions?

Maybe GameFreak could include some of the anime-exclusive locations in an expanded Kanto? I'd particularly like to see Bill's Lighthouse, but I bet there might be other locations from the anime that could be added to the games.

TheSonicMaster662 February 4th, 2015 9:38 AM

I think they should do Kanto Remakes Because Pokemon's 20th Anniversary is coming up so it would kinda make sense if they did.

Scotash! February 4th, 2015 9:55 AM

Sign me up for that now! Yes!


I'd kill for Kanto remakes in the current format. Imagine what they could do with it, Cerulan Cave, Rocket Headquarters etc...

BettyNewbie February 4th, 2015 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by RandomDSdevel (Post 8606398)
Maybe GameFreak could include some of the anime-exclusive locations in an expanded Kanto? I'd particularly like to see Bill's Lighthouse, but I bet there might be other locations from the anime that could be added to the games.

Oh, I'd love that, especially if it's a Yellow remake. In fact, I wouldn't mind seeing the routes and cities themselves expanded and made over to resemble their anime counterparts more. It'd still be the games' story (you'd still have Red and Blue instead of Ash and Gary, and so on), just with a few more features and shout-outs "borrowed" from the anime.

bobandbill February 4th, 2015 6:48 PM

It would have to be a yellow remake, and even then I'd be sceptical, just because ever since Yellow Game Freak have steered clear of the anime (remember, the anime is based on the games rather than the other way around). Prime case is FRLG where instead of the Orange Islands Game Freak made up their own Sevii Islands.

BettyNewbie February 4th, 2015 7:02 PM

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8606970)
It would have to be a yellow remake, and even then I'd be sceptical, just because ever since Yellow Game Freak have steered clear of the anime (remember, the anime is based on the games rather than the other way around).

I'm not so sure of that, considering that the most recent games included a pretty obvious reference to an anime episode. There are also several other anime references listed here (be warned that spin-off games are mixed in, but the list is mostly main series games). While GF hasn't made a direct anime tribute since Yellow, they haven't exactly ignored it, either.

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8606970)
Prime case is FRLG where instead of the Orange Islands Game Freak made up their own Sevii Islands.

And, the games were probably worse for it. The Sevii Islands had none of the personality and uniqueness that Orange had.

bobandbill February 4th, 2015 8:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BettyNewbie (Post 8606984)
I'm not so sure of that, considering that the most recent games included a pretty obvious reference to an anime episode. There are also several other anime references listed here (be warned that spin-off games are mixed in, but the list is mostly main series games). While GF hasn't made a direct anime tribute since Yellow, they haven't exactly ignored it, either.



And, the games were probably worse for it. The Sevii Islands had none of the personality and uniqueness that Orange had.

Maybe I should have clarified that they haven't made references on the level of Yellow then... because those are significantly different to actively using areas from the anime, the latter which was clearly avoided in FRLG despite the obvious fit it would have provided. (There's a couple anime references in Pokemon XD I believe, but that's Genius Sonority and again pretty much on the same level as the Alain thing.) My point was that since Yellow, nothing of that sort (characters, plot events e.g. getting all starters and starting with Pikachu, or areas) from the anime have shown up to anywhere near that extent. That's significantly different. Given the opportunity in FRLG and the continued lack of any such areas in HGSS and the very recent ORAS (which threw in original sidestory in say Sea Mauville that is completely unique to the anime afaik), I feel confident that Game Freak don't have any intention of borrowing full areas from the anime for other remakes or games.

(And a lot of those listed on bulba are kinda iffy. Clair using a Gyarados included - Lance used one too, and it's not red like in the anime. They have an obvious tie and Gyarados is dragon-like, and I honestly can't say that sounds like an actual reference. Or the cinnabar one. 'GSC said Cinnabar was destroy by a volcano. There's a volcano in the anime!' is... really drawing a long bow there. Pokemon Puzzle League meanwhile is unapologetically based on the anime. And a large list are Smash Bros, which is another category in itself.)

Being ignorant of the anime I can't say if it would have been worse. I wasn't the greatest fan of the Sevii Islands but I'm not sure the Orange Island would have been necessarily better.

Guest123123 February 4th, 2015 9:27 PM

I'm more than fine with remakes because I like seeing earlier regions with updated mechanics, graphics, and music. But remakes of remakes...I feel like it'd be too much. If they did that, there might be more remakes than games with new adventures coming out.

In order for me to want it, there would have to significant changes that set it apart from RBY and FRLG other than the above mentioned updates, because FRLG did that for its time. Especially since Kanto is my second least favorite region. The only big change I can think of that would make me want the game(s) would be a brand new adventure in Kanto (which wouldn't really be a Red/Blue remake anyway), which I've seen suggested occasionally.

BettyNewbie February 4th, 2015 9:33 PM

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8607113)
Maybe I should have clarified that they haven't made references on the level of Yellow then... because those are significantly different to actively using areas from the anime, the latter which was clearly avoided in FRLG despite the obvious fit it would have provided. (There's a couple anime references in Pokemon XD I believe, but that's Genius Sonority and again pretty much on the same level as the Alain thing.) My point was that since Yellow, nothing of that sort (characters, plot events e.g. getting all starters and starting with Pikachu, or areas) from the anime have shown up to anywhere near that extent. That's significantly different. Given the opportunity in FRLG and the continued lack of any such areas in HGSS and the very recent ORAS (which threw in original sidestory in say Sea Mauville that is completely unique to the anime afaik), I feel confident that Game Freak don't have any intention of borrowing full areas from the anime for other remakes or games.

Well, that's because the anime just isn't as popular as it was in 1999. But, the earlier seasons are still pretty nostalgic and iconic for a lot of older fans and are even part of "Gen 1" for them, for better or worse.

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8607113)
Lance used one too, and it's not red like in the anime.

That's because Lance had a Gyarados in the games from Day One, while Clair didn't get hers until HGSS (after she had appeared on the anime). Plus, Lance actually does own a blue Gyarados in the anime (an obvious reference the one he uses in the games).

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8607113)
Or the cinnabar one. 'GSC said Cinnabar was destroy by a volcano. There's a volcano in the anime!' is... really drawing a long bow there.

There was no evidence of a volcano being on Cinnabar Island in RBY. It was only in the anime that we actually saw a volcano there for the first time.

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Originally Posted by bobandbill (Post 8607113)
Being ignorant of the anime I can't say if it would have been worse. I wasn't the greatest fan of the Sevii Islands but I'm not sure the Orange Island would have been necessarily better.

http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Orange_Archipelago

The Orange Islands actually have their own League. That, alone, makes them better.

Orithan February 4th, 2015 9:46 PM

I don't see a Kanto remake coming out any time soon, unless it gets shoehorned into X/Y2 or something like that.
It has been included in four straight generations, in remakes in the case of III and IV. The likely targeted fanbase (which are mostly genwunners, look at the numbers) would revolt anyway like they did with FR/LG. DPPt is now becoming the fan favorite, like how RSE was at the time when they got their remakes. And so on.
I see more reason why they would remake Gen IV next, and then any subsequent gens along the line if Pokemon manages to live that long, than they would remake Gen I again. An all-generation game (if possible) is probably going to be Gamefreak's last project if it is to happen at all.

OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire February 6th, 2015 9:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BettyNewbie (Post 8607190)
Well, that's because the anime just isn't as popular as it was in 1999. But, the earlier seasons are still pretty nostalgic and iconic for a lot of older fans and are even part of "Gen 1" for them, for better or worse.



That's because Lance had a Gyarados in the games from Day One, while Clair didn't get hers until HGSS (after she had appeared on the anime). Plus, Lance actually does own a blue Gyarados in the anime (an obvious reference the one he uses in the games).



There was no evidence of a volcano being on Cinnabar Island in RBY. It was only in the anime that we actually saw a volcano there for the first time.



http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Orange_Archipelago

The Orange Islands actually have their own League. That, alone, makes them better.

Nor in the remakes did a volcano appear (nor GSC...) meanwhile HgSs showed a cooled dome. Given HGSS' depiction I assume that Cinnabar's volcano isn't the stereotypical volcano but more of like volcanos that one just think about as a mountain (btw I think Mt. Moon is based on a mountain that is also a volcano). Actually those tend to be some of the most deadliest as they just explode (think of Mt. St. Helens) and given the destruction of Cinnabar...so they should at least show the mountain.

BettyNewbie February 7th, 2015 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by OmegaRuby and AlphaSapphire (Post 8609576)
Nor in the remakes did a volcano appear (nor GSC...) meanwhile HgSs showed a cooled dome. Given HGSS' depiction I assume that Cinnabar's volcano isn't the stereotypical volcano but more of like volcanos that one just think about as a mountain (btw I think Mt. Moon is based on a mountain that is also a volcano). Actually those tend to be some of the most deadliest as they just explode (think of Mt. St. Helens) and given the destruction of Cinnabar...so they should at least show the mountain.

Well, in GSC, we did see a mountain (with a water-filled crater on top) on Cinnabar, which would presumably be the volcano. HGSS, obviously, had better graphics and more space, so we got a more detailed and obvious volcano there.

A new remake should have some sort of mountain or volcano on Cinnabar. Thanks to the Gen 2 games, we know that one is supposed to be there, so why make it suddenly vanish in Gen 1 remakes?

And, in addition, I think the volcano should be explorable. Maybe, they could stick a Legendary or something deep in it?

Mega_Kris February 7th, 2015 12:28 PM

The only things i want in a Red/Blue remake, and the only things i believe Red/Blue remake will ever need to be enjoyable and still feel fresh, but not distorting of what makes it a remake of the original. After all, the goal is still to introduce new fans and old to the original experience Red/Blue had:

more companionship with your starter Pokemon. Since their on the cover of the games, they should be highlighted more. Just like in Pokemon Yellow, being able to walk with you, see its mood, and perhaps a very small amount of features that help make Pokemon more dynamic.

Surfing Pikachu game. Through some form of event, a Pikachu with the surf ability should be added in.

More references to Pokemon Gold/Silver....perhaps an episode where you reach Mt silver and suddenly battle Gold (of course with a time gap).

If it absolutely needs it, i suppose day/night feature wont hurt. However, i do believe that if their going to put that feature to use, they should add some mini events for it. (i still don't want to see a reshuffled Pokemon roster for each game just for the sake of having nocturnal/diurnal Pokemon, that's not what Pokemon Red/Blue were about).

Above all else, an expansion on Mew/Mewtwo story, and of course an expansion/side quest for the legendary birds of Kanto. Eusine seems to be from Kanto, so why not incorporate him in?

THINGS I DONT WANT TO SEE:
Customization i feel is absolutely unnecessary even for a modern Pokemon game, especially when its about a character who has had a set design and has grown iconic in the Pokemon community. if customization had to be done, i would say that it would be limited to different baseball caps, and shirts.

I don't want to see Mega Evolutions, or any specific game mechanics introduced in current gen....and let me clarify this especially, I don't want to see these things within the single player experience of the game. Obviously the game has to be capable of current gen mechanics in order to battle with friends and others, and it makes no sense to make a whole new network just for the remake. However, i don't want those things to be incorporated into the canon of the story (like what Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire did). it doesn't need to be done.

I don't want to see redesigned Kanto, Generation 1 kanto looked beautiful and have always imagined what it would look like in 3D. again, whats the point of a remake if they redesign completely just because it appears more modern?

Mago Luis February 7th, 2015 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by BettyNewbie (Post 8610115)
Well, in GSC, we did see a mountain (with a water-filled crater on top) on Cinnabar, which would presumably be the volcano. HGSS, obviously, had better graphics and more space, so we got a more detailed and obvious volcano there.

A new remake should have some sort of mountain or volcano on Cinnabar. Thanks to the Gen 2 games, we know that one is supposed to be there, so why make it suddenly vanish in Gen 1 remakes?

And, in addition, I think the volcano should be explorable. Maybe, they could stick a Legendary or something deep in it?

I think Cinnabar Island is actually the volcano's summit, and the crater we see in GSC and their remakes is just new rock formed by the lava that the volcano sent out during its eruption.

If they let us explore it in the time of Gen I, we may need Dive to access its interior.

Orithan February 7th, 2015 1:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Shiny_Unown (Post 8610182)
The only things i want in a Red/Blue remake, and the only things i believe Red/Blue remake will ever need to be enjoyable and still feel fresh, but not distorting of what makes it a remake of the original. After all, the goal is still to introduce new fans and old to the original experience Red/Blue had:

more companionship with your starter Pokemon. Since their on the cover of the games, they should be highlighted more. Just like in Pokemon Yellow, being able to walk with you, see its mood, and perhaps a very small amount of features that help make Pokemon more dynamic.

Surfing Pikachu game. Through some form of event, a Pikachu with the surf ability should be added in.

More references to Pokemon Gold/Silver....perhaps an episode where you reach Mt silver and suddenly battle Gold (of course with a time gap).

If it absolutely needs it, i suppose day/night feature wont hurt. However, i do believe that if their going to put that feature to use, they should add some mini events for it. (i still don't want to see a reshuffled Pokemon roster for each game just for the sake of having nocturnal/diurnal Pokemon, that's not what Pokemon Red/Blue were about).

Above all else, an expansion on Mew/Mewtwo story, and of course an expansion/side quest for the legendary birds of Kanto. Eusine seems to be from Kanto, so why not incorporate him in?

THINGS I DONT WANT TO SEE:
Customization i feel is absolutely unnecessary even for a modern Pokemon game, especially when its about a character who has had a set design and has grown iconic in the Pokemon community. if customization had to be done, i would say that it would be limited to different baseball caps, and shirts.

I don't want to see Mega Evolutions, or any specific game mechanics introduced in current gen....and let me clarify this especially, I don't want to see these things within the single player experience of the game. Obviously the game has to be capable of current gen mechanics in order to battle with friends and others, and it makes no sense to make a whole new network just for the remake. However, i don't want those things to be incorporated into the canon of the story (like what Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire did). it doesn't need to be done.

I don't want to see redesigned Kanto, Generation 1 kanto looked beautiful and have always imagined what it would look like in 3D. again, whats the point of a remake if they redesign completely just because it appears more modern?

I don't think you get quite what a remake is supposed to be. A remake is supposed to modernize the game (including mechanics) as well as fix the flaws and introduce more things. What you described here sounds more like a port with updated graphics, which will be criticized by the fanbase more harshly than ORAS for not being a proper remake and the removal of features from previous generations, the latter of which is what the Gen VI games are also heavily criticized for. That, and the genwunners will still hate it like they did with FR/LG regardless.

Look at Metroid: Zero Mission (if you haven't played it, do so if you like Metroid). MZM not only updated the graphics to modern standards and redesigned everything to make it feel like a completely new game while retaining many of the basic design concepts of the original Metroid (which is very loose at times), but it also fixed whatever flaws the original had and it added plenty of new features and content, mostly to bring it up to modern standards. This new content ranged from series staples that appeared later on in the series like Speed Boost and Super Missiles to expanding many existing areas and the addition of entirely new areas.


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