Legendary Pokemon

[Skymin]

yupp, im backing up Hotaro, is there a sprite??
hang on, ill google it!

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Regigigas (レジギガス, Rejigigasu?) is one of the 493 fictional species of Pokémon creatures from the multi-billion-dollar[1] Pokémon media franchise — a collection of video games, anime, manga, books, trading cards and other media, created by Satoshi Tajiri. Regigigas is one of the legendary Pokémon that premiers in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. The purpose of Regigigas in the games, anime, and manga, as with all other Pokémon, is to battle both wild Pokémon, untamed creatures encountered while the player passes through various environments, and tamed Pokémon owned by Pokémon trainers.[2]
Regigigas' name comes from Regis, the Latin word for royal or king, and Giant, meaning it is the king of the other Regis.




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Appearance

Regigigas is a tall humanoid golem. Its body is mostly white with yellow plates on its shoulders, arms, and for its faceplate. Instead of a face, Regigigas has a Braille-like pattern. It also has several black markings all around its body. It shares a similar name and body structure with Regirock, Regice, and Registeel. The main difference is that Regigigas isn't based on an element, making it a Normal-type. In the games, there's a legend that says Regigigas could move a full continent with a rope. It is possible that Regigigas may be the guardian of the Regis Regirock, Regice, and Registeel, similar to Lugia and Ho-oh's guardianship of the Legendary Birds and the Legendary beasts respectively. In order to get it you must go to Kissaki Temple and unlock it with Regirock, Regice, and Registeel.

In the video games

Regigigas is one of the legendary Pokémon in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl in which it acts as the leader of the Regi trio. It is encountered late in the game in some sort of ice cavern north of Kisugai City. It can only be found if the player has brought the three other Regi from their third generation game, [3] and has the National Pokédex.
As with the other three "Regi" Pokémon, Regigigas is weak to Fighting attacks due to its Normal type. It is also immune to Ghost attacks.
Regigigas is considered the "Regi King" — lord of all Regis. This is probably due to its Level 70 appearance, as opposed to the others' Level 40 appearance, and the fact that Regigigas has a much higher base stat total (670) than the other Regis (580), which makes him more powerful.
On the other hand, it's ability, Slow Start, halves it's attack and speed for the first few turns of a battle. This provides the challenge of weakening Regigigas without completely KO'ing it. Interestingly, Regigigas is one of the few, if not the only, of the Pokémon that cannot learn defensive TMs such as Rest and Protect, excluding those Pokémon without access to TMs at all (such as Wobbuffet or Magikarp), making it relatively difficult to preserve Regigigas until Slow Start wears off.

Regigigas
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Hydora - Regigigas (#486) - Giratina*link removed*Regigigas*link removed*BasicEvolves fromNoneEvolves toNoneGenerationFourthSpeciesEnormous PokémonTypeNormalHeight12.1 (3.7 m)Weight926 lb (420 kg)AbilitySlow Start
and... tah dah!
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Its in spoilers, for people who dont wanna know... even though this is a spoiler thread hah

 

[Legobricks]

hehe, great info where'd ya get it?

this post will probly never die... lol, now we move onto the regis xD

 

[Skymin]

Info is from Wikipedia..
sprite is from pe2k....
ill try to get another page on Aresus

 

[Captain Arcane]

Thank you for that info.
I dont know about you but that whole move continent with a rope thing is ....I dunno. I just hope its a rope thats like magical, not like a brown rope or something. You know kinda like a glowing whip, hmmmm, now i'm all interested in that. If anyone does know, I'd like to know "what kind" of rope it is, but im pretty sure that it is a magical thing.

 

[Skymin]

what?
what are you talking aboutt?

 

[Captain Arcane]

what?
what are you talking aboutt?

In your wikipedia quote, it said there was a legend that it could move a whole continent with a rope. And I was wondering if it was some sort os magical rope or just a regular brown rope.

 

[miyo]

In your wikipedia quote, it said there was a legend that it could move a whole continent with a rope. And I was wondering if it was some sort os magical rope or just a regular brown rope.

I'm a lil' off topic..
anyways,
speaking of moving a continent with a rope, it just reminds me of an episode in Totally Spies where there was this Feng Shui master and his evil plans to combine continents.. lols.
Okay, I'm way off topic here xD

 

[Captain Arcane]

Hmmmmmmmmmm, what should we talk about next?

 

[Skymin]

regis, i thought thats what we were talking about it...
ill check Wiki for more information

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Regice

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Regice

National
Regirock - Regice (#378) - Registeel
Hoenn
Regirock - Regice (#194) - RegisteelJapanese nameRegiceStageBasicEvolves fromNoneEvolves toNoneGenerationThirdSpeciesIceberg PokémonTypeIceHeight5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)Weight386.0 lb (175.0 kg)AbilityClear BodyRegice (レジアイス, Rejiaisu?) is a fictional character of the Pokémon franchise. It is a Legendary Pokémon, one of "The Three Regis", a triad to which Regirock and Registeel also belong. The name Regice originates from the words Regis, the Latin word for royal or king, and ice. This means its name is Ice King or King of Ice.



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Appearance

Regice looks like a robot consisting entirely of ice. It has a crystalline structure, with an obelisk-shaped, multi-faceted main body, two legs ending on a point, two arms, and icicles protruding from its back. Instead of a face, Regice has a Braille-like pattern of seven yellow dots forming a symmetric horizontal cross.

Biology

According to the Pokédex, the body of Regice was made during an ice age, which makes Regice a very ancient Pokémon indeed. It seems that the substance Regice is made up of is ice similar to the kind found on Antarctica, the coldest region of the planet.
Regice envelops its icy body with intensely cold air whose temperature is -200 degrees Celsius (-328 degrees Fahrenheit). The absolute zero, the lowest limit of temperature according to modern physics, is -273.15 degrees Celsius (-459.67 degrees Fahrenheit). Regice seems to have control over this frigid air current.
Because of the cold atmosphere perpetually enveloping Regice, anyone even approaching it will freeze solid. Regice will not melt even if it is immersed in magma or exposed to the hottest flames.
Rather than walk, Regice hovers a few inches off of the ground. This may be because the feet of Regice are much smaller than those of the other two Regis.
According to in-game information, an ancient people sealed away Regice along with Regirock and Registeel inside caves which they had used to inhabit because they feared the three Pokémon, to which they nevertheless felt indebted.

In the video games

Regice is available in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald. Like with all Legendary Pokémon, only a single Regice exists in each game. It is located in the Island Cave, which is at Sea Route 105. To enter the cave, the player must first unseal its entrance and then reveal the door to the inner chamber by following a complicated process described in braille (refer here for detailed instructions). Regice also appears as a boss in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.
Regice has excellent defence and special attack, and almost the highest special defence in the game. However, its physical attack is low. In this regard, its stats are the exact opposite of Regirock. Like the other Regis, Regice is very slow. It can learn various powerful moves, such as Amnesia, which can boost its special defense even further, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Lock-on and Zap Cannon. It can also learn Icy Wind, which will always lower the opponent's speed and might allow Regice to overtake it in the long run. Players employ Regice as a wall against Pokémon which use special attacks. Also notable is the fact that it is one of the few pure Ice-type Pokémon in the game (Snorunt and Glalie are the others), and the fact that it is a legendary Pokémon with respectable stats makes it the ideal Ice Pokémon in the eyes of many.
Since it can use Ice Beam and Thunderbolt, most people use it as a Special Sweeper/Wall. It's standard moveset is: Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Rest, Thunder Wave/Counter.
In Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, the fourth Regi, Regigigas makes its debut.

In the animé

Regice appeared in the eighth movie, Lucario and the Mystery of Mew. Along with Regirock and Registeel, it is part of the defense system of the mythical Tree of Beginning and attacks Ash and his friends. However, as soon as it is made clear that they pose no threat, Regice and its comrades left them alone. The Regis are portrayed as robots.
Regice appeared in episode 466: "Deciding Match! VS Regice!". In this episode, Ash faced against Pyramid King Brandon in order to get the Bravery Symbol. Ash uses Pikachu and wins the battle

 

[miyo]

The Regis are pretty cool.. they seem strong, but aren't really that strong in battles if you ask me.. ><

 

[Captain Arcane]

The Regis are pretty cool.. they seem strong, but aren't really that strong in battles if you ask me.. ><

I love their super power attack, I thinks thats one of the coolest attacks. Becuase of the way it looks, I think it should be psychic, but pokemon colosseum does a crapy job with affects. Like Aeroblast, that attack was sooooo cool in pokemon stadium 2, the way it had red, yellow, and blue in a gigantic blast. But Colosseum ruined that attck too, it just looks like lugia is spitting out paper cut-outs of spinning blue circles, I was really dissapointed.

But, I think I just went off topic so, carry on.

 

[Skymin]

hrrmmm that was a little off topic...

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Registeel*link removed*
National
Regice - Registeel (#379) - Latias
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Regice - Registeel (#195) - Latias*link removed*Registeel*link removed*BasicEvolves fromNoneEvolves toNoneGenerationThirdSpeciesIron PokémonTypeSteelHeight6 ft 3 in (1.90 m)Weight452.0 lb (205.0 kg)AbilityClear BodyRegisteel (レジスチル, Rejisuchiru?) is a fictional character of the Pokémon franchise. It is a Legendary Pokémon, one of "The Three Regis", a triad to which Regirock and Regice also belong. Like the other "Regis" Pokémon Registeel's name come from Regis (Latin for King) and Steel. So its name is Steel King or The King of Steel.
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Description

Registeel looks like a robot, even more so than Regirock and Regice since it seems to be metallic, with a silver exterior and a darker inner body. Instead of a face, Registeel has a pattern of six pink dots forming a horizontally elongated hexagon, with a seventh dot at its center. Its design also has more than a passing resemblance to the Kapool mobile suit from ZZ and Turn-A Gundam.[1]

Biology

Although it is classified as a Steel-type Pokémon and behaves as one for all intents and purposes in the games, Registeel is actually made of an unidentifiable substance with peculiar properties. Its body is harder than any known metal, while simultaneously being flexible and hollow within. Since no known material displays such extraordinary behaviour, scholars in the Pokémon world theorize that it is of extraterrestrial origins. Another mystery about Registeel concerns its diet; no one has any idea what kind of food Registeel eats or indeed if it has any need of sustenance at all.
According to in-game information, the ancients confined Registeel along with Regirock and Regice into caverns they themselves had used to occupy because they were in fear of the three Pokémon, despite the fact that they felt they were in their debt. It seems that in the time Registeel spent underground, the pressures exercised to its body made it even harder (compare with Steelix).

In the video games

Registeel can be found in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald. Similar to all other Legendary Pokémon, there is just one Registeel in each game. It is found inside the Ancient Tomb, which is at Route 120. To enter it, the player must first unseal its entrance and then reveal the door to the inner chamber by following a complex process described in braille code (follow this link for detailed instructions). Registeel also appears as a boss in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.
While Regirock focuses on physical attack and defense and Regice on special attack and defense, Registeel strikes a balance between the two by having offensive and defensive attributes equal to each other and to the average of the respective stats of the other two Regis. As is the case with the other two, Registeel also has a low speed stat. It can learn both Iron Defense and Amnesia, which can serve to heighten its defenses even further, as well as Curse, which will raise its physical attack and defense while diminishing its otherwise low speed. This is why Registeel is surprisingly better than the other relatives, having high defense and attack.
Since Registeel's offensive stats are only average and its defensive stats are higher and balanced so that they grant it protection against both physical and special attacks, Registeel is often preferred in a stalling strategy, where it raises its defenses as high as possible, inflicts the opponent with annoying moves such as Toxic, and either waits it out using Rest to replenish its health whenever needed, causing the opponent to tire, switch, or succumb to poison, or uses the occasional attack, weakening the opponent even further and eventually outlasting it.
It is interesting to note that Registeel's Pokédex cry sounds identical to the noise made by the Transformers in the original series.

In the anime

Registeel made its first appearance on the eighth movie, Lucario and the Mystery of Mew. It is one of the defensive measures of the fabled Tree of the World's Beginning together with Regirock and Regice. Under this capacity, it hunted Ash and his friends. When it is made apparent that they mean no harm, Registeel and its brethren cease fire and leave them be.
Registeel was the second of the Regi triad to appear in the anime, making an appearance in "Battle Pyramid Again! VS Registeel!", as a partner to the Battle Pyramid King, Brandon. There, it defeated Ash's Torkoal, using the powerful Lock-On/Zap Cannon combo

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Regirock*link removed*
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Metagross - Regirock (#377) - Regice
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Metagross - Regirock (#193) - Regice*link removed*Regirock*link removed*BasicEvolves fromNoneEvolves toNoneGenerationThirdSpeciesRock Peak PokémonTypeRockHeight5 ft 7 in (1.70 m)Weight507.0 lb (230.0 kg)AbilityClear BodyRegirock (レジロック, Rejirokku?) is one of the 493 fictional species of Pokémon creatures from the multi-billion-dollar[1] Pokémon media franchise – a collection of video games, anime, manga, books, trading cards and other media created by Satoshi Tajiri. The purpose of Regirock in the games, anime and manga, as with all other Pokémon, is to battle both wild Pokémon, untamed creatures encountered while the player passes through various environments, and tamed Pokémon owned by Pokémon trainers.[2]
The name Regirock originates from the words Rex (Gen. Regis), the Latin word for royal or king, and rock. Like Rock King or King of Rocks.
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Description

Regirock looks like a robot consisting entirely of rocks. It does not have a uniform appearance - different parts of its body seem to be comprised of rocks of different colours and sizes. Instead of a face, Regirock has a Braille-like pattern of seven brown dots forming the letter "H".

Biology

Regirock's anatomy consists entirely of rocks and stones. There is no sign that Regirock possesses vital organs, such as a heart or a brain.
Another strange thing about Regirock is that besides being made entirely of stone, that stone is not even of a common origin. Instead, the rocks, pebbles and boulders that make up Regirock seem to be indigenous to various different locations. This mystery was solved when it was discovered that whenever Regirock is injured and parts of it get chipped off in battle, it will seek out suitable rocks and repair itself, resulting in its "patchwork" appearance.
According to in-game information, an ancient civilization imprisoned Regirock along with Regice and Registeel within caverns they themselves had used to inhabit because they feared the three Pokémon, to which they nevertheless felt they "owed all".
All three Regis are "Golems" in a way. Regirock is the typical Rock Golem. It should not be confused with the Megaton "Golem" as Golem is a Rock/Ground type and not a true Golem in this respect. The three Regis are also thought to be representative of certain time periods in the history of the Earth, Regirock being the Stone Age representative, Regice representing the Ice Age, and Registeel for the Iron Age.

In the video games

Regirock can be found in Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Pokémon Emerald. As with all Legendary Pokémon, only one Regirock exists in each game. It is located in the Desert Ruins, which are at Route 111. To enter the ruins, the player must first unseal their entrance and then reveal the door to the inner sanctum by following a lengthy process described in braille language (see here for detailed instructions). Regirock also appears as a boss in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon.
Regirock has excellent defence and attack, and nearly the highest defence stat of all Pokémon. On the other hand, its special attack is low. In this regard, its stats are the exact opposite of Regice. Like the other three Regis, Regirock has very low speed. It can learn various powerful moves, such as Iron Defense, which can augment its defense even further, Ancientpower, Superpower, Curse and Explosion. Players use Regirock as a wall against Pokémon which use physical attacks (but not Fighting-type Pokémon, as their attacks are particularly effective against the Rock-type Regirock).

In the anime

Regirock made an appearance in the eighth movie. Together with Regice and Registeel, it guards the legendary Tree of the World's Beginning and assaults Ash and his friends. As soon as it is made clear that they are no threat, Regirock and its companions leave them in peace. The movie also showed how the three talk, in a somewhat robotic voice and when they do the dots light up in various "patterns".
Regirock was the first of the Regi triad to appear in the anime, making an appearance in "Battle Pyramid! VS Regirock!", as a partner to the Battle Pyramid King, Brandon.

 

[Mudkip85]

this is really going off topic

 

[Skymin]

well, my spoilers should put people BACK on topic....
that rope thing, with the regigigas... its just a legend! i guess any old rope could do, or it was just a figure of speech...
anyways, maybe we should talk about the new famous legendaries, maybe Ludicaro? or those 2 on teh front of the D/P packet
lol whats their names again?

 

[Professor Pine]

Definition of a legdendary

This may seem a random place to put it but this is
the Pokemon Union Ledgendary Defintion

A ledgendary must:
Only one can be obtained
Must not be evolveable
No one else on the game can have it

That rules out metagross which is regarded by some
as a ledgeendary.

 

[Legobricks]

speaking of moving a continent with a rope, it just reminds me of an episode in Totally Spies where there was this Feng Shui master and his evil plans to combine continents.. lols.
Okay, I'm way off topic here xD

._. combining continents is evil? i think it'd make everything more convenient and the whole world might possibly just be one country if it's got a single massive island :P

also, according to geographical studies and such, the earth used to have only 1 coninent (i forgot what it's called) xD


erhem, very off-topic. but yes, of the previous post, i don't see how anyone would ever've thought metagross to be a legendary, lolz at whoever thought that :laugh:

 

[miyo]

._. combining continents is evil? i think it'd make everything more convenient and the whole world might possibly just be one country if it's got a single massive island :P

also, according to geographical studies and such, the earth used to have only 1 coninent (i forot what it's called) xD


erhem, very off-topic. but yes, of the previous post, i don't see how anyone would ever've thought metagross to be a legendary, lolz at whoever thought that :laugh:

LOL. yeah.. he wanted to combine the continents, not for good purposes, but really, he just wanted to be the sole ruler of the world. :P

 

[Skymin]

hah i think we should change out legendary chat to different pokemon, any good goss bout lugia?

 

[Captain Arcane]

Hey, sorry for my absence, but I'm back.
Lugia, i don't know if wwe have covered him, but even if we did , I want to do it again. He's just so freak'n awsome.

Lives beneath the waves, in an emmensly strong current.
It is only seen when the three birds are brought together.
Its HUGE, a gentle flap of his wings blows apart houses!!!

I think pokemon should have a max of three types.
Like Lugia, he looks water, flying, and psychic. So many pokemon would be cooler if the had three types.
Also like Gyarados, he should be Flying, Dragon, and Water.

But anyway, Lugia should have three types. But he has that cool aeroblast.

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, hes soooooooo cool

 

[Skymin]

Trueeee.... Lugia seems like 3 types... as he does live under the waves!
i love aeroblast, so awesome... heh heh, but any interesting stuff on him? like hidden legends and "behind the scenes" stuff
ill get a wikipedia update on him soon