I legitimately thought while watching "a grass type gym leader with a rock type? Well that's a little wie-" before the pun and the Terra mechanic smacked me in my funny bone.
I legitimately thought while watching "a grass type gym leader with a rock type? Well that's a little wie-" before the pun and the Terra mechanic smacked me in my funny bone.
Titans are technically in the same ballpark as SM's/USUM's Totem Pokémon and PLA's Noble Pokémon, they're your bog-standard monster bosses that make a fetch quest interesting.
I actually don't do tournaments--I'm not competitive and don't really care enough to do anything like that. I just make them for fun or for use in the games they're in, and then make sure they're as legal as possible when transferring. Some Pokemon keep turning up with the "you cannot use this Pokemon" in SwSh, which baffles me (they're not even the edited ones, so how), but they work for the most part and I'm not too upset or perturbed.
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After the disappointment of Sword and Shield, I am no longer worried about spoilers...So I looked back in the thread and saw this hasn't been posted:
Take this with a large grain of salt- there's a site made by leakers claiming to have info on the full dex for Scarlet and Violet. So far the stuff listed has been pretty accurate, for example it had listed a new single stage crab pokemon and two seperate fire types that share a pre-evolution, which match Klawf and Armarouge & Cerulegde. Again, this was stated bbefore their official reveal.
Heads up the images posted are artists' interpretations of the pokemon as described by leakers, the only ones to have actual art are the ones to have been officially revealed:
Pokédex Gen 9
Here is the full Pokedex of Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet with all the leaked Pokémon and all information to date!
Assuming this is true (and it's been pretty accurate so far), there are:
109 POKÉMON
-80 new Pokémon + 4 RFakes
-5 Cross-Gen Evolution
-14 Paradox Forms (7 Ancient and 7 Future) + 2 DLC(?)
-4 Regional Forms
According to the Centro Leaks I follow on Twitter, the 4 regional forms are Wooper, no Quagsire, and 3 different Tauros. Good to see the king of Gen 1 OU getting some love and having multiple regional forms of the same Pokemon is interesting.So I looked back in the thread and saw this hasn't been posted:
Take this with a large grain of salt- there's a site made by leakers claiming to have info on the full dex for Scarlet and Violet. So far the stuff listed has been pretty accurate, for example it had listed a new single stage crab pokemon and two seperate fire types that share a pre-evolution, which match Klawf and Armarouge & Cerulegde. Again, this was stated bbefore their official reveal.
Heads up the images posted are artists' interpretations of the pokemon as described by leakers, the only ones to have actual art are the ones to have been officially revealed:
Pokédex Gen 9
Here is the full Pokedex of Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet with all the leaked Pokémon and all information to date!
Assuming this is true (and it's been pretty accurate so far), there are:
109 POKÉMON
-80 new Pokémon + 4 RFakes
-5 Cross-Gen Evolution
-14 Paradox Forms (7 Ancient and 7 Future) + 2 DLC(?)
-4 Regional Forms
Forget Paldean Wooper. Wigglet and Digglet are way better candidates for race jokes.
Gen 10 will introduce Nigglet
To be fair, assuming you're referring to Dexit, there is a shit-ton of filler in the national dex at this point. With so many pokemon being similar to each other (mainly the early game pokemon and pika-clones), it'd be redundant to have them included alongside the new ones.
Well, this is at times by design. Like, BW's roster has a lot of counterparts to gen 1 pokemon because it was basically meant to be a counterpart region, like a Beanbean Kingdom or something, and alternating which ones are in a given regional dex give them a bit of variety and identity.
They don't even have all the classics, they're not just filtering out the 500 different fish and birds.
