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It's in the game's code, but no pokemon can learn it.
My only other thought for this would be a Normal/Dark type to match the Psychic and Fighting setup. Therefore it'll revolve in a perfect balance, because so far Normal/Psychic is still super effective against Normal/Fighting, while Normal/Fighting is neutral given the Normal typing.For those suggesting that the 3rd game should have formes, Black & White basically already do. Meloetta is a legendary with 2 formes and could be considered as a copy of Shaymin. Now we only miss a Pokémon to be the mascot of the 3rd game.
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Voice Forme(Normal/Psychic)
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Step Forme (Normal/Fighting)
It's possible these two moves could show up exclusively for the third version considering Black and White have coding for its existence therefore it wouldn't have any compatibility issues with the moves.Wait, so there actually is code of Freeze Bolt & Cold Flare in BW or is that just random fan speculation.
It's in the game's code, but no pokemon can learn it.
Every one seems to be betting on the Ice/Dragon and also I think it's low stats might be a refrence to how Articuno had lower stats than Zapdos and Moltres during Generation 1 before they changed them in gen 2...Cold Flare and Freeze Bolt are prolly just Hidden attacks that need an event to unlock them for specific Pokemon. Similar to how Vicitini gets V Generate. V Generate cannot be learned by any Pokemon, but exists. You have to do an event to get the attack.
The attacks have the exact same stats, only one if Physical and the other Special. (Hyper/Giga relationship.)
As for Kyuremu, as I stated in another thread, I don't see it. Its 25 points weaker overall, doesn't have a 100% move set match, and lacks interactive Signature attack that the other two have.
I can see the third Genie Randorosu as a third as he has two other versions that play a minor role in the game as version exclusive roamers and as far as I know, he isn't Event. He is also an in game interacting Pokemon, (you have to talk to it to start battle)
I can see the Genies having a more major part in the third game. I mean N basically just catches Zekrom/Reshiram to create his own world or something close to that (Cyrus's Space/Time recreation). I can't see the Ice dragon being a major part in this seeing as, unless they do major changes to the main story, Reshiram/Zekrom join N's side willingly. I don't see him capturing two or even the weaker one while not catching the other two when they apparently hold more power story wise.
So ya, money is on the third Genie over the Ice/Dragon for third Pokemon Mascot.
So you agree with the Genie thing being more logical? I think the Ice/Dragon is more logical than the Gods (the genies are based on japanese gods).My theory is that in the third game the Ice/Dragon will learn those moves, but not in this game.
But that's just a hunch. Based on logic and hard-evidence I'd have to agree with XanderO. But there is something that just makes it seem like the Ice/Dragon will be, just me wanting it to be one really.
Well people left out Giratina in the DP legend so I'm guessing the left out Kyurem as well also I noticed their names are end with M (Rashiram, Zekrom, and Kyurem)Does anyone know what the genie pokemon back story is? I mean the mascots story was that they used to be one pokemon and they broke apart, where does the ice dragon fit in there?
Also this whole ying yang stuff is it stated in the games story or is it people just trying to find the symbolism in it?
Cool you noticed the Ram, Rom and Rem thing too :)Personally, I can understand people not liking Kyurem, but I think it's just delusion to not recognize him as the third mascot. Here's a consolidated list of the evidence pointing to Kyurem as the third mascot:
1. His typing.
* He's a dragon, just like the other two
* He's a unique typing, and one that fans have long wanted, just like the other two.
* Between Ice/Dragon, Fire/Dragon, and Electric/Dragon, none of them have an advantage over the other.
2. His name.
* Just look: ReshiRAM, ZekROM, KyuREM. RAM and ROM are computer terms. Maybe REM is a reference to Rapid Eye Movement (dreaming), since this story focuses so heavily on dreams.
* The only way the name doesn't match up is in that "shiramu" and "kuromu" are Japanese for "turning white" and "turning black" respectively. Unfortunately, if there is a word for "turning gray" in Japanese, I don't know it. It's NOT "yuremu" though.
3. His motif. It's easy to see him as a representation of Wuji, which stands in contrast to Yin and Yang.
4. His moveset
* It's not drastically different from Reshiram/Zekrom. There are definite differences, but they are pretty minor. In general, it follows the same progression.
* The existence of Freeze Bolt and Cold Flare lend credence to the fact that Kyurem will have a bigger role later on.
5. His stats
* 25 in the BST is not a huge gap. It shows that the three are still on the same plane.
6. Alternate form theory
* All of the discrepancies in 4&5 could easily be fixed by giving Kyurem and alternate form, something which there is already a precedent for doing.
Now, let's look at the evidence for that 3rd Genie being the mascot legendary:
1. It's the third of a set
2. It's directly after Reshiram and Zekrom in the pokedex.
I'm sorry, but the evidence seems to point incontrovertibly to Kyurem. I don't really understand how people are still drawing other conclusions.
Personally, I can understand people not liking Kyurem, but I think it's just delusion to not recognize him as the third mascot. Here's a consolidated list of the evidence pointing to Kyurem as the third mascot:
1. His typing.
* He's a dragon, just like the other two
* He's a unique typing, and one that fans have long wanted, just like the other two.
* Between Ice/Dragon, Fire/Dragon, and Electric/Dragon, none of them have an advantage over the other.
2. His name.
* Just look: ReshiRAM, ZekROM, KyuREM. RAM and ROM are computer terms. Maybe REM is a reference to Rapid Eye Movement (dreaming), since this story focuses so heavily on dreams.
* The only way the name doesn't match up is in that "shiramu" and "kuromu" are Japanese for "turning white" and "turning black" respectively. Unfortunately, if there is a word for "turning gray" in Japanese, I don't know it. It's NOT "yuremu" though.
3. His motif. It's easy to see him as a representation of Wuji, which stands in contrast to Yin and Yang.
4. His moveset
* It's not drastically different from Reshiram/Zekrom. There are definite differences, but they are pretty minor. In general, it follows the same progression.
* The existence of Freeze Bolt and Cold Flare lend credence to the fact that Kyurem will have a bigger role later on.
5. His stats
* 25 in the BST is not a huge gap. It shows that the three are still on the same plane.
6. Alternate form theory
* All of the discrepancies in 4&5 could easily be fixed by giving Kyurem and alternate form, something which there is already a precedent for doing.
Now, let's look at the evidence for that 3rd Genie being the mascot legendary:
1. It's the third of a set
2. It's directly after Reshiram and Zekrom in the pokedex.
I'm sorry, but the evidence seems to point incontrovertibly to Kyurem. I don't really understand how people are still drawing other conclusions.
Anyone have any guesses as to what the new Dragon trio will be known as, provided it actually becomes officially classified as a trio in the third version? I'm leaning more towards the title of "Tao Dragon Trio," with Generation 4's Dragon trio being known as either the Reality Dragon Trio or the Dimensional Dragon Trio (preferably the former title).
The folks over at Bulbapedia have taken upon naming the new trio "The Energy Dragon trio". Makes sense when you take into consideration the elemental typing along with the concept of yin and yang.
What element is the ice dragon then?
No one has stated in all of their Kyurem evidence that the primary part of its body is Gray, supporting Gray as the third title. If it was going to be the Genie would it be Pokemon Brown? *Gags