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I've heard of it, but can't recall the game's exact name, unfortunately. Though, I'm pretty sure there's some good reason behind not releasing it outside Japan, so I trust them on that. If there were to be a Mystery Dungeon game for Wii U, that would be amazing! I've always wondered how it would be to play something like that on a home console, and this would finally give me the chance to actually try.
What would be great is if they could incorporate multiplayer into it. Perhaps they could have secret-base like features, where you get together with your friend to play mini-games, do some battling, and so forth? They could also implement multiplayer missions, which won't be part of the main story; by completing them, however, you'd be able to unlock a variety of prizes, perhaps. |
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That makes sense. Pokémon games are decently popular throughout most part of the world, but for Japan, it's always a little more.
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(Also, Game Freak only deal with the main handheld titles - other companies and to *some* extent the Pokemon Company deal with spinoff titles, which include Stadium and Colosseum and etc). |
Bump. For a change of topic, is there any shiny Pokémon that we wanted for a while, but couldn't get a hold of it due to certain circumstances? If so, what was the Pokémon, and why or how did we fail in capturing it?
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I did find a Shiny Sentret in Pokemon Heartgold a few years back, but had exhausted all my Pokeballs and forgot to stock on enough. Needless to say, it got away, and I'm still sore to this day. Even if it was just a common Sentret. |
I remember something similar happen to a Litleo I've encountered in Pokémon Y. It was shiny, and I really wanted to have it captured. Unfortunately, I had limited amount of Poké Balls with me and did not want to waste any, so I decided to reduce its health a bit before throwing. It wound to be a critical hit, though, and made it faint in an instant.
Luckly, I was able to run into another of these shiny Litleo later throughout the game, which I was able to catch just fine. It doesn't have good nature or ability (or at least one that I would personally prefer), so I don't exactly use it when battling and whatnot. Still keeping it for collection purposes! One shiny that I always wished to get a hold of is Magikarp, because, well, when wouldn't like to have a golden-colored fish? Haha. Too bad that I never managed to find it. |
I recall one day years ago I always wanted a shiny Miltank. It was one of my fave 2nd Gen Pokemon and blue was an interesting color. Come X and my fourth shiny caught in that game was guess what... a Miltank. It was totally unexpected though but I'm glad I finally have a shiny that I wanted for a long time.
One shiny I really do want that I haven't caught yet is Corsola. I love the blue color on that thing, but I'm sure I can easily try and get one by chain fishing. |
I really don't have a shiny preference, because honestly at this point I really just want one that I found randomly, any one will do ;_; I haven't found a shiny since my Poochyena in Emerald! I guess maybe it wold be really cool to have a starter.
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Some in gen 5 (and probably 6 too), due to a lack of an ability to chain shiny Pokemon via the Radar. I never got into rng for various reasons, and just found using the Poke Radar really fun. While it is back in X&Y... I dislike the fact you can't get multiple shiny Pokemon without the chain count restarting. =/
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Personally, I would love to have a shiny Eevee so I can evolve it into an Umbreon. A shiny Charizard would be very nice as well.
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I love the color of shiny Charizard, personally; if you ask me, red and black suits it quite well.
Mega-Charizard X's color scheme is similar, but what I dislike about that is its blue, which seems sort of out-of-place. If it weren't for this, I would have loved it. |
Yeah, shiny Charizard for me too. Though I'd also like to have a shiny Steelix as well, it looks really cool, plus I like Steelix.
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I always thought that Shiny Yveltal looked like a strip of bacon lmao.
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Yeah, you're pretty much spot on with that one. |
Have never seen any shiny form of Yveltal until now, unfortunately, and all I've got to say is... wow. I have to agree, it does sort of look bacon-like! I believe it would have looked much better if it didn't have those whites around its body; dark red, brown, or black would probably have been much more suitable. Then again, though, I've heard that shinies are generated randomly, so maybe it's not completely up to them on how they might wind up looking?
Anyway, another shiny Pokémon I'm personally fond of is Metagross. Its golden cross on its head looks very unique, if you ask me, and its white body color really complements it. Due to similar reasons, I also like shiny version of Ninetales. |
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TOOTHPASTE. oh my god haha.
I've also always wondered why they like to shinylocke Legendaries now - anyone want to offer any suggestions? I mean, what's the point? They didn't want the rarity of some to be upped? But... they kinda do that already with giving out event legendaries (ahem.. Jirachi) to not everybody. |
Wow, just when I thought Yvetal's design couldn't get any worse...
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The shiny lock makes absolutely no sense to me. Everyone wants a shiny Legendary! Well, maybe not, but there of plenty of people that do. |
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It would be nice if there weren't any shiny models for legendary Pokémon, considering that they're only one-of-a-kind.
Though, I'm not exactly sure if this has to do anything with breaking games and whatnot. From what I understand, they seem to have some sort of function within which generates shiny versions of each and every Pokémon; if they wanted to make legendaries an exception, they probably could have, but I'm not exactly sure if they had put much thought into it. Only a minority seem to pay attention to things like this, though (I suppose I could be put into this category), so it's not that big of a deal. |
I just wish that Gamefreak would do something with the shiny sprites, since if they never wanted the to be accessible they could have just made the shiny sprite look exactly the same as the normal one. I doubt that there is something ingame that checks to see if the sprites are different, it just pulls whichever sprite Gamefreak assigned it to be "shiny." However, there haven't been any Shiny Victini events that I know of, so their existence is still a bit disappointing.
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I'm not particularly fond of shiny Victini, sadly, so to me, it's not that much of a huge deal. Though, I'm sure there are many out there who like it, so for them, it'd definitely be nice if such an event had ever existed.
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It's not terrible, but there's something not quite there about Shiny Victini. Like a color is slightly off or something, I'm not sure. |
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I think I may like it if it was more red instead of orange, but I'm not sure. All I know is the white is alright but it doesn't go with the orange at all.
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Yeah, I have to agree with above. Speaking of which, if you were given a chance to alter shiny form of any Pokémon, which would it be and how would you make it look?
Me--it would probably have to be Victini, due to reasons stated above. Aside from that, I'm not so sure, haha. Probably Venusaur, so that it would be looking a little more dark and whatnot. Maybe not dark, but I would likely give it a different shade of green, so that every aspect of its body would seem complementing. |
I'd say I'd alter Tyranitar. Given it's a Dark-type, I'd give its shiny form a look that fits it more. I'm thinking sort of a shiny Haxorus look, but maybe not exactly as to save redundancy.
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Speaking of Haxorus, this is definitely one Pokémon I would change things up with.
When I'd first seen it, I immediately thought as if it was a bug-type (due to its body size and color-combination), and its shiny form looked even more so. If I were given the chance, what I would do is give this Pokémon more bulk, so that it would seem more like a dragon-type. Alongside, I'd also remove its grey coloring, and make it green completely. Same applies for its shiny. |
Feels weird having every legendary ever...I feel kind of godlike. Anyone else feel this way when they got all the legendaries?
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I would have altered Mega Audino's shiny to be pink now that I've discovered it's as lazy of a shiny coloring as Garchomp is. Such a missed opportunity in my opinion, it's basically the same color as normal Mega Audino except having yellow eyes instead of red.
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Yeah, Audino being pink would be pretty adorable. If its body structure were a little more short, though, I feel that it'd wind up looking sort of similar to Clefable, but thanfully, it isn't!
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It is weird to think about, haha. When I have these legendary Pokémon but they usually never come out of the PC, in fact I even read somewhere that someone thought it'd be irresponsible to have said Pokémon in your PC given what they're supposed to do.
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I definitely get plenty of use out of mine. When I'm feeling down, I just sweep through people in free battle with my perfect legends~
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Aside from those that aren't banned to Ubers, I never find myself using any legendary out-of-game, sadly (such as when having matches online).
While using overly-powerful legendaries--Lugia, Groudon, and Mewtwo, for example--when I was younger, it always felt as if I have some upper-hand of sorts, which wound up making me feel guilty and unskilled, so to speak. Due to that, I found myself avoiding most of them whenever possible. Now that I'm into competitive battling and kind of understand how things go, I have more of an actual reason as to why I shouldn't be using some of these Pokémon. |
I was using uber legendaries like Lugia, Ho-Oh, Kyogre, Groudon, Palkia and Dialga fairly regularly in normal plays, but I didn't realize until after a while from a certain YouTube user that they make things not as exciting. So when I first caught Giratina in Platinum I didn't use it, although I have used Ho-Oh and Lugia in HGSS just as filler.
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Yeah, using legendaries does help reduce excitement, considering how powerful they are and how easy these Pokémon make things out to be.
So, for another topic--has any of us ever replaced your starter Pokémon in-game, before completing story? If so, what's your story? For me, last time it's happened was in my second run of Pokémon Platinum, if I remember correctly; wound up choosing Turtwig, but gave it to my friend soon after for Gyarados. It was sort of tough to control the Pokémon at first, thanks to it being high-leveled and me not having sufficient gym badges, but thankfully, that eventually stopped. |
I replaced my Snivy is Pokemon Black, as it wasn't really as useful as I was expecting it to be. I ended up swapping it for a Sandile, which turned out to be a lot more beneficial to my awful Black team. I didn't really like the 5th gen starters, I only picked Snivy because of the Smugleaf meme thing going around at the time. xD
In Black 2 I picked Oshawott, ran with it for about half the game, then went and got myself a Vaporeon instead. I've just never found the 5th gen starters to be very useful...plus they're all ugly as sin =P |
In normal playthroughs, no, I always keep the starter.
But in challenges, I have abandoned my starter before, even if I was able to use it on my final team. One of my more recent plays of X had me leaving behind my Frogadier as I had already used Greninja in two plays in a row, but I had only chosen Froakie because it was of my specific color, so I had to. Likewise with a Pignite I had in Black 2, I had to take it because of typing but dropped it relatively early. |
I never replace any of my starters on my teams. This is because I treat them as the leaders of the teams. To replace them, in my eyes I would feel like I am dishonoring them. I would not want to dishonor Delta (my Blastoise in Blue), Galvatron (my Feraligatr in Soul Silver), Revan (my Swampert in Sapphire), Napoleon (my Empoleon in Platinum), Durendal (my Samurott in White), John Rambo (my Samurott in White 2), or Enterprise (my Greninja in X).
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Dude. That is all kinds of awesome. xD ...watch me call my Latias "Voyager" in Omega Sapphire when I get it now... |
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I keep my starter for the most part. The only time I didn't was when I did a random challenge where people picked a team for me and I didn't have a starter.
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I sort of wish it were easy to abandon starters, but for a lot of people, it doesn't seem to be; thanks to them having unique typing and whatnot, they wind up being very helpful for your in-game team. Plus, since you have them with you from get-go, it becomes very easy to get used to these Pokémon and battle with them.
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Very true. XY had the starters I liked the most, I really love all three of them because their typings, while having been done before, are cool for starters. The only time i've ever abandoned the starter is if, again, i'm doing a challenge that doesn't allow me to. Or if i'm doing a Nuzlocke or Wedlocke and it dies.
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I'm very fond of Kalos' fire-type starter, personally; although it does resemble Zorua, Vulpix, Growlithe, and a lot of other already-existing Pokémon, it evolves into something unique. Unlike final fire-type starter evolution forms in past two to three generations, this one, Delphox, doesn't seem to be a combination of fire-fighting, which is something a lot of fans were getting tired of, I believe.
Didn't like this Pokémon too much at first, to be honest, but I'm glad that's changed! |
I did a few nuzlockes and wonderlockes so I ended up ditching my starter early on - it wasn't a nice experience, personally. After playing through nearly two dozens of Pokemon games with my starter I've became attached to it.
Sure, most of them (excluding the Kanto starters and Greninja) aren't used much competitively, but the fact that you're probably the only in game trainer that has access to it with the exception of your rival(s) makes it unique. It's also your first Pokemon and all, and it has useful offensive typings and moves early on. My favourite would have to be Bulbasaur by far - despite it being weaker than Charmander offensively, it's grown onto me, especially with MVenu being the powerhouse that it is today. |
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And that is another point about starters, that you're one of the very few with them, except in RB/FRLG (but not Yellow as nobody else had Pikachu) and DPPt. Never really thought of it like that. |
I always say that I'm not going to use a starter Pokemon, but for the exception of HeartGold, my starter's always made it with me until the Elite Four on my first playthroughs of the games. Maybe it's because some of the more interesting Pokemon that I want to train don't show up until later, but it always feels like a waste training a starter for the first couple of Gyms, and then just dumping it in the PC in favor of something else.
I'm still debating whether I want to drop my starter when OR/AS comes around, but it wouldn't surprise me if I keep using Sceptile throughout now that it gets its own mega evolution. |
In my first run of ORAS, I definitely won't be dropping my starter, that's for sure, haha. I'll likely be picking Mudkip, and I sort of want to give Swampert's mega-evolution form a run to see how it's like and whatnot. In terms of design, it seems to be very promising; heavy arms and more confident-looking face. Battling-wise, Swampert plays more or less as a tank, and its mega-form could do it even better, I imagine.
I've tried to do some Nuzlocke run before, but wound up stopping mid-way through, as I've lost all my valuable Pokémon and didn't wish to capture new ones and start training again from beginning, which would've been quite a hassle. I might give it another go sometime, but not sure when, exactly. |
On the topic of starters and Nuzlockes, of the four Wedlockes I completed this year, I somehow had my starter make it to the end in all four - Samurott, Serperior, Greninja and Typhlosion between games. Between them, I think the one I was most satisfied to have at the end was Samurott, as I still remember how haywire things got with that one on a few occasions, like Clay and Grimsley. Either that or Greninja, as that nearly died as a Frogadier twice AND was in a no items run. The other two I did feel connections to but not as much as the Water starters.
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I do wonder if your next Wedlocke will continue your "starter lives to the end" trend so I know it'll be surprising if you do lose your starter at some point there. But I surely remember that moment in White where Grimsley killed your Watchog (who you had since the very early stage of the game). I hope your next Wedlocke is something intense because I tend to read your challenge threads on Marriland. |
Is there any difference between Wedlocke and regular Nuzlocke runs? I've heard of the term before, but don't believe I've ever looked into it, haha.
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Since we're talking about challenges, let me say I am bloody horrible at them, except I magically completed a Nuzlocke on SoulSilver. My starter, Meganium, made it all the way to Clair, before it and my Gyarados were knocked out by Clair's Gyarados. Overall, it was very fun, as I even found a shiny Graveler while training in Victory Road. I only went through Johto, as the way things were going, I didn't think I could make it through Kanto, as I had 8 deaths between beating Pryce and Lance. |
I admit that I don't think I have ever done a challenge in any Pokemon games. I don't think I would ever do one in a Pokemon game. If I want a challenge, I would do it in a different video game.
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I was debating trying a full Wedlocke Challenge, just for something to do...although I'd have girl/girl and boy/boy pairings as well, just because...and it'd probably work out that way from what I caught on the routes. xD
I've never tried challenges before, but looking at the section here has piqued my interest. A lot of them don't seem very challenging though, unless you pile restrictions on yourself...which I guess is the point? Ahaha. |
So, in Wedlocke, for each male Pokémon we have, we're supposed to be carrying a female counterpart? That sounds nice. I'll check out its full rules sometime and see how it is; if I feel like doing something extra challenging, I'll be sure to consider giving this a go.
Have any of us tried any mono-type challenges before? I was planning on doing one, and did start, but eventually cancelled, as I found it to be sort of tough to be restricting myself to only a single type. When I started, which was in Pokémon FireRed, I decided to go with electric; they couldn't be found until mid-way through the game. I should've selected either fire, water, or grass, but oh well; not a big deal. |
I did a Fire mono-type on X, which was the only time I've ever used the Fennekin line. A real challenge would be trying a mono-type Nuzlocke, or harder, a mono-type Wedlocke!
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Thanks for that, Hikari; seems interesting! I'm unsure if I'll be able to compete in such a challenge (to me, rules are sounding pretty tough to follow), but it definitely won't hurt to give it a shot.
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Nevertheless, that is nice to know that you've actually checked out what I have to offer on the blue side. I do remember how that Watchog dealt against Grimsley's Krookodile, it may have succumbed to that Bisharp but before then, I was like one Flash and he kept missing so many hits. And of said starters I think Bagpipes had the least close calls, but Lacerta shaved short early on against Cheren and did nearly get cut in by opposing Gurdurr with Sheer Force and DynamicPunch twice. In White there was Clay, and even Bianca on Route 8, those were two pretty tense fights. In X, my Greninja did very well as you mentioned, so there were those. (Fun fact: In my Blue Mono-Color, I had a Modest Froakie as well, which was the same nature as in said Wedlocke, but I dropped Frogadier shortly after the second badge.) Quote:
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No wonder why so many Nuzlockers try to avoid that guy when playing Platinum which is said to be the hardest Pokemon game to Nuzlocke in. Black 2/White 2 from what I've heard is pretty hard to do Wedlockes in especially after seeing all the losses you had in your run. I really cringed when I read the part where your Excadrill died to a duo of wild Zebstrika due to Flame Charge spamming. And I absolutely remember when you lost a Patrat extremely early thanks to a nasty crit from a wild Purrloin, just when it was about to level up. Having a death while training always stinks. |
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In general, I find Zebstrika to be pretty bothersome to go up against; last time I went up against one, which, if I remember correctly, was in Pokémon Black (or was it Black 2?) while battling against Elesa. Due to it constantly using Confuse Ray and whatnot, I was rarely able to attack, causing me to face defeat about three times in a row. When opponents utilize moves like Confuse Ray, their chances of its effect affecting you seem to be raised, for some reason, even though I know that it isn't meant to be the case. |
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Ah, that makes sense! Would have been if there were a way to avoid it all-together, haha.
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Weird question: Anyone else getting an overwhelming desire to replay a Pokemon game right now? I really want to start a new file on HeartGold or Platinum or even Black 2, but with ORAS coming I know I won't finish it, so I'm not bothering...and it's driving me MAD. I get like this every time a new game is on the horizon...I can't be the only one, surely? xD
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Hm... I don't believe I'm in mood to play any Pokémon game right now, sadly. Right now, I'm saving all my excitement for Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
Did start playing through HeartGold again last week, but eventually lost interest couple of hours after, sorry to say. I currently have it installed onto my flash-cart, which allows cheat codes and whatnot, and I sort of wanted to test some of them to see how they all work. Some of them were great; few of my favorites were catching trainers' Pokémon, always-on running shoes (permits you to run from place to place without needing to hold B button, which, I believe, is pretty useful!), and walk-through-walls. Wish there were a code to inflict your team members with PokéRus, but unfortunately, I could not find any. I'm sure there is one out there, though, so I'll have to keep searching around until I run into it. |
I've been seriously contemplating starting a new game of HeartGold recently, but I'm having the same dilemma: I know I'll lose interest in playing it once OR/AS comes out >< Maybe if I do a Locke or something...
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Playing Platinum right now. Went to the Distortion World yesterday and caught Giratina.
Distortion World must be the coolest place in whole Pokemon universe. Such a trippy experience. |
Yeah, I have to agree; Distortion World is one of the most intriguing places in all of main-series Pokémon games. Though, sadly, I don't believe we won't be able to see it again any time soon; am expecting it to make appearance in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum remakes, but they likely won't be announced until their next-generation handheld console is released. This could take some time (around three to five years or so), especially considering that 3DS is still fairly new and whatnot.
If they'd allowed us to visit space, somehow, I could imagine some of its locations to be behaving like Distortion World--such as us flipping upside-down and sideways--but I'm not sure what the chances are of it actually happening. Would be pretty cool, however, surely! |
I'd kind of like to see a Pokémon game where they visit space. I don't know how it would work exactly, but if they could find a way to do it I think it would be pretty cool.
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I'd actually not mind playing another Pokemon game. I'd probably pick up Platinum or Emerald, since those are 2 of my favorite Pokemon games of all time.
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Personally I'd like to play Emerald again, but considering OR/AS are just around the corner, there's no point to it now. |
Honestly I haven't really been in the mood to play Pokemon, either, but I'm sure that will change when I get Alpha Sapphire - I love love love Hoenn games so I don't think there's any reason why I won't like it or want to be motivated to play it. Also another reason is probably because I have a backlog of other games I want to beat before I buy any other games. xD
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I'm planning to watch the film at some point in future, aha. Seeing a Pokémon game based off Interstellar would indeed be very cool! Well, at least in my eyes. So long as they're able to keep the game family-friendly, like how Pokémon has always been, I don't believe many people will be having problem with it. It'll take some time to get used to things, but don't feel anything negative would come from that.
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Personally I just feel like a full-on space Pokémon game would be very difficult to pull off. Maybe they could make it only a certain area of the game, which would make a lot more sense and I think be a lot easier for players to get used to.
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What I believe one of the most interesting parts of visiting space would be is Pokémon themselves.
Unless we take any with us, it's very likely we won't be finding any Pokémon there that usually reside in their world; instead, we'll be getting chance of running into brand new ones, possibly having much, different style and characteristics than most Pokémon we have seen before. Due to them being in an isolated area and whatnot, I could imagine their attacks to be completely new as well, and also ability. Of course, some of them could be resembling, possibly, but they would still likely be different in their own way. Space legendaries could be more fierce-looking if they wish them to, I feel, and perhaps could be even more powerful? |
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Given the Delta episode has an astral, in-space setting, it might provide sights from extraterrestrial Pokémon like Clefairy, Elgyem and Lunatone/Solrock. We're always hearing stuff on how Clefairy came from space, so if they're in the Delta episode it'd make perfect sense, no? Not that they'll be the focus of the adventure but still an interesting speculation, I think.
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I'm interested to know if Pokémon such as Clefairy have a different form of sorts in space. Of course, space likely wouldn't have same atmosphere as the world, so I believe they would have to make changes to their body in order to adapt and whatnot. If its body structure is compatible universally, then that's nice, but it would also be... sort of a bummer, haha. Either way, seeing space will be interesting, without a doubt.
Anyhow, have we pre-ordered ORAS yet? If we have, which version are we getting? If we haven't pre-ordered, when are we planning to get these games? |
I preordered Pokemon Alpha Sapphire at GameStop months ago. Now all I have to do is wait until this Friday to go and pick it up. I plan to pick it up on my way home from work.
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Yep, I too have both games on pre-order, all paid for and everything, so I am indeed ready to pick them up on Friday. I probably won't be getting them until the shuttle to the mall in the afternoon comes, though.
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I've pre-ordered mine as well; I've went with Omega Ruby. I bought myself Pokémon Ruby when generation three was first introduced, so I wanted to live off of that and follow same route for nostalgic purposes. Thankfully, I don't believe I'll have to go to the store and pick at up; they will be delivering the game to my door directly. It's a good thing, because video game store I've ordered from--GameStop--is about two hours away from where I am by driving, so it'd be a bit of hassle to reach.
Have wanted to get a hold of Smash U alongside, but unfortunately, I wasn't able, as I didn't have enough money. It's not a big deal, though; I'll still be purchasing it couple of days after release! |
I'm heading with my friends tomorrow night to get the game (along with Super Smash Bros.). I'm extremely stoked.
Also what exactly is the delta episode? From what I'm hearing, you just fly into space on Rayquaza? |
I'm not getting any of the games for a while, mostly because money. It seems like it'll be a lonely time on my X version until then; at least there's still a week left until Europe is getting it, so some other people still might play X or Y for the time being. Does, by any chance, anybody know, why there's a delayed release?
The only real sad thing, in my opinion, is that X and Y now might become completely obsolete, especially since there's only one year between the games instead of two. It seems like they didn't get as much appreciation as they deserved (from Nintendo, that is). |
Yeah, that is true now that I think about it. I still have a lot of stuff on my main copy of X, which I may just transfer after all's said and done. But I really thought that XY were something Game Freak really wanted to be special, but it just feels like they didn't care for them when the big picture started to roll.
I'll still play them for fun playthroughs, though, as they still have massive Pokémon selection to choose from so there's that. |
X and Y were filled with a ton of features, and of them all, my most favorite is character-customization; always wanted to personalize my own player, and finally doing such a thing was more or less a dream come true. I wish they had given us access to more clothes (or have us download them via DLC onto our memory card), but it's not a big deal; if they're taking this feature into future games, perhaps they could fix.
One thing I disliked about them, though, is story-line. To me, their plot seemed to be rather stale in comparison to some of their previous title releases. It started off nice, but I don't feel that it was able to live up and keep us dragged into the game thoroughly, which sucked. If it weren't for that, X and Y would have been perfect, I believe. Either way, it'd be nice if they were to keep these games up-to-date with ORAS, if you ask me. Perhaps they could release some update of sorts in future, which allows you to install all the new mega-evolutions and have XY become compatible with the new games. |
I seriously feel like the only one who actually likes XY's story. >_>
Or to put it easily, the whole genocide thing that Team Flare goes for, and what with AZ being a king of 3,000 years with the ultimate weapon. Admittedly most of the plot feels short on detail until after the seventh Gym when everything just goes crazy. |
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