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Don't worry, they never give legendaries evolutions.
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Who the hell thought that it would be a good idea to stick a pantyhose on Mewtwo's head? And why didn't anyone on the designing team think "hey that looks pretty ugly" and stop the creation of this abomination?
Lets wait until we get official art out, shall we?
Half his body is covered up by other characters.
ANYWAY, I'm smitten by this if it's real (if it's a fake then someone when through a ton of effort to put it on a plastic bag as well as a poster just to photograph it). Confirms what I have been saying forever now that few people agreed with (Mewtwo getting a new form) AND if Sylveon is a new type then it looks like Mewtwo could be part of that typing.
Gimme the Poké news, not the Mewtwo! (unless you meant something else)
Until now.
They also never did fusions before Black 2/White 2...
Probably not the same but shellder X Slowbro/Slowking?
Wouldn't care either way but Nintendo likes to make money soooo expect more, not less.Would anyone else be happy if they just stopped with legendary pokemon? I mean like, completely stopped, at least for one generation.
Wouldn't care either way but Nintendo likes to make money soooo expect more, not less.
Would anyone else be happy if they just stopped with legendary pokemon? I mean like, completely stopped, at least for one generation.
Same. Two trios seems excessive. I liked the way they did it in Gold/Silver the best.I'd rather them go to around 5-6 legendaries. It would make them feel more special and would help prevent power creep.
-cute Pika-gif-
Your avvie is one of the cutest Pikachu I've ever seen.
It doesn't have to be an evolution, but another experiment.
Would anyone else be happy if they just stopped with legendary pokemon? I mean like, completely stopped, at least for one generation.
I'd rather them go to around 5-6 legendaries. It would make them feel more special and would help prevent power creep.
It doesn't have to be an evolution, but another experiment.
Would anyone else be happy if they just stopped with legendary pokemon? I mean like, completely stopped, at least for one generation.
Same. Two trios seems excessive. I liked the way they did it in Gold/Silver the best.
3x 580 BST Trio Set.
1x 600 BST Pixie.
2x 680 BST Ubers.
The fusions were kinda given though, since it has been hinted in BW. And even then the fusion itself isn't complete since we still don't know the Origin dragon.Until now.
They also never did fusions before Black 2/White 2...
Would anyone else be happy if they just stopped with legendary pokemon? I mean like, completely stopped, at least for one generation.
I'd be super happy.
Perhaps they could take the time to introduce (I'm not even joking) some already existing Legendaries. It's ridiculous. They've created Pokémon for dreams and nightmares and forgot about them. They've made a time-travelling Pokémon that never time-traveled until 10 years later (and even then, barely). And shall we not forget the wish-granting Pokémon that's never even appeared in the games? And while we're into it, what even is a Heatran...?
Yes, they could really stop being so turbo and start adding some content instead of creating more potential.
I thought RSE has the best.
1 non-uber trio, 1 legendary cover trio, 1 legendary cute, 1 legendary event
You forgot Latias and Latios. Dx
I'd be super happy.
Perhaps they could take the time to introduce (I'm not even joking) some already existing Legendaries. It's ridiculous. They've created Pokémon for dreams and nightmares and forgot about them. They've made a time-travelling Pokémon that never time-traveled until 10 years later (and even then, barely). And shall we not forget the wish-granting Pokémon that's never even appeared in the games? And while we're into it, what even is a Heatran...?
Yes, they could really stop being so turbo and start adding some content instead of creating more potential.
Is it bad that I'm hoping to they eventually reboot the series in terms of what Pokémon exist? The whole legendary Pokémon bullshit got ridiculous in gen 3/4/5. I'd much rather have a few really interesting legendary Pokémon with huge back stories instead of a ton if throwaway legendaries.
Is it bad that I'm hoping to they eventually reboot the series in terms of what Pokémon exist? The whole legendary Pokémon bullshit got ridiculous in gen 3/4/5. I'd much rather have a few really interesting legendary Pokémon with huge back stories instead of a ton if throwaway legendaries.
Is it bad that I'm hoping to they eventually reboot the series in terms of what Pokémon exist? The whole legendary Pokémon bullshit got ridiculous in gen 3/4/5. I'd much rather have a few really interesting legendary Pokémon with huge back stories instead of a ton if throwaway legendaries.
The Serebii guys who responded to him are saying it's fake :V
It looks more like a poster
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ugh, less repulsive in this image, but still GOD NO
In the first couple of games legendary pokemon had some weight to them, but now there are just dozens of them and it completely devalues the whole concept. Not to mention they are all terrible designs post gen-III.
In the first couple of games legendary pokemon had some weight to them, but now there are just dozens of them and it completely devalues the whole concept. Not to mention they are all terrible designs post gen-III.
Before people accuse me of nostalgia I think Gen 4 and 5 pokemon are generally great, but the legendaries are just terrible and it's important to recognize that. You can't have more than 10% of all pokemon being legendary mythical creatures. Scarcity is what made them interesting and now they're not scarce at all. Hell I don't even remember all of them I just remember that they are overdesigned nonsense. They should introduce AT MOST 6 in the new games - the two main legendaries, a legendary trio and a Mew equivalent. Seriously after they introduced a pokemon who is literally GOD and creator of the Universe (which was a terrible idea and terrible design anyway), is there a point to adding more of them?
Are there only 6 legends in humanity? Or in one single country? It's logical that we have more legendary Pokémon. Sure, I'd like them to ease up too, but there is logic to it
Jeez way to get passive aggressive over a random comment. I just feel that there are way too many legendaries that are inconsequential or not as fully developed, to the point where it devalues the interesting ones. It's not like I have any say in the matter so I don't understand the whole "just stick to your favorites and leave everyone else's creatures alone".Yes, because the pokemon themselves are the heart of this franchise. You're basically electing to eject several hundred pokemon until the roster reaches a state that pleases you. That's a lot of favorites chucked out of the window, so in addition to reboots being generally unpopular you just pissed off a whole slew of fans.
It's a bad idea any way you slice it. Just stick to your favorites and leave everyone else's creatures alone.
Problem is that most of the time legendaries is just an attributed title. A lot of the legendaries are mostly just "one time Pokemon". Dreams and nightmares forgotten? Gee, what was that sidequest in BW/BW2? Time-traveling Pokemon? Oh yeah, I remember that in BW! Jirachi? Oh that event Pokemon that pretty much reflects on its status as a rare wishing star.
Yeah, wonder where all that content went.
Heatran got plenty of attention (moreso than most non-mascot legendaries). He got a subplot to himself, and a little dedicated event in B2W2 involving Bianca, Crasher Wake, and the Magma Stone.
In the first couple of games legendary pokemon had some weight to them, but now there are just dozens of them and it completely devalues the whole concept. Not to mention they are all terrible designs post gen-III.
Before people accuse me of nostalgia I think Gen 4 and 5 pokemon are generally great, but the legendaries are just terrible and it's important to recognize that. You can't have more than 10% of all pokemon being legendary mythical creatures. Scarcity is what made them interesting and now they're not scarce at all. Hell I don't even remember all of them I just remember that they are overdesigned nonsense. They should introduce AT MOST 6 in the new games - the two main legendaries, a legendary trio and a Mew equivalent. Seriously after they introduced a pokemon who is literally GOD and creator of the Universe (which was a terrible idea and terrible design anyway), is there a point to adding more of them?
I think kids like them and it helps turn Pokemon more "mature" (meaning immature) in the DBZ/Naturo/whatever sense. Like the BW2 anime intro video.
Part of the charm with Pokemon is that it's about exploring nature and finding interesting creatures, and then taking the time to grow them and evolve them until they are strong monsters. Having Pokemon that function as deities (controlling land, oceans, space, time or the entire universe) is a terrible idea in my opinion because a deity would never agree to be put into a tiny ball and get bossed around by a little kid.
I was optimistic because it looked like the XY legendaries were heading more into the mythological creature angle and not master-of-the-universe-jetfighter-pokemon angle, but this Mewtwo nonsense is bad.
Jeez way to get passive aggressive over a random comment. I just feel that there are way too many legendaries that are inconsequential or not as fully developed, to the point where it devalues the interesting ones. It's not like I have any say in the matter so I don't understand the whole "just stick to your favorites and leave everyone else's creatures alone".
Yes, but what purpose did it serve? It was well set up, much like the Manaphy event in Ranger, but it just stayed there.
To be clear, I'm not one of those people that say things like this. In contrary, I wholeheartedly agree that most Pokémon's backgrounds are especially well defined and have infinite potential to break out an amazing story. And heck, they often do. In every Generation, we have evidence for that. All I'm saying is that we have way too many myths gathered staying just around. Six Legendary Pokémon in Gen VI would be a good way to balance out the situation. And no, there aren't "only 6 legends in humanity", or a country -- that's not at all what anyone ever suggested. But for a region of a country? When you look at it, it's a pretty good number.
You can believe that if you want, but fact is it's not "just an attributed title". Celebi can normally time-travel, Jirachi can well grant wishes, Darkrai causes nightmares. We just rarely see their potential actually be realized. And I can talk with examples too.
Remember the Mystri Stage event in HGSS? Yes, that was realizing the potential of a Legendary Pokémon. It was fulfilling, in-line with Arceus's myth, mysterious, and thought inducing. Giratina was also fairly well handled with the Distortion World, and I always liked the (albeit simple) fitting vibe the Eon Duo gave by travelling the world. I'm not about to call out the Mew / Mewtwo deal of Generation I, because I feel like I might be called biased towards the old times, which I don't feel I am.
For the record, an old Legendary Pokémon appearing in a new game doesn't equal to them not forgetting about it. Care to elaborate why Cresselia's B2W2 event was not random? I'm not even asking if it had any concept of dreams behind it (which, heck, would make sense with the Dream World and everything) -- I'm straight out saying it had absolutely no story context behind it. And what do you remember of Celebi in BW? I found the event lovely, but it hardly had anything to do with Celebi. The HGSS event was quite good for a side-quest, I give it that, and its Orre myths were also engaging -- that said, there are still allusions not dealt with even to this day. I don't feel like I have to comment on your Jirachi argument.
I realize you're trying to defend a tradition you genuinely like. I also like Legendary Pokémon, but this goes beyond that. They've set so many great ideas up -- remember how well handled Manaphy was in Ranger (even connecting the main canon to a spin-off for the first time!), only to not even be heard in Diamond/Pearl or Platinum? Can you imagine how grand an event utilizing the Swords of Justice's past would be? And I couldn't be the only one expecting to see what Shaymin was made of when HGSS were coming around, after the Kanto hints. They just need the space and time to get the most out of these ideas before creating even more. No one's saying Legendary Pokémon are stupid -- in contrary, they're just too good to keep on mindlessly growing in number.
What more purpose does it need? It's not a focal point of the game. It's a subplot, nice flavor for the pokemon that's true to its theme and what it represents. It doesn't need to lead anywhere, it just can't be the lazy legendary treatment Gen 1 did.
There's no point deciding on some arbitrary number of legendaries per generation. Some people prefer more, others prefer less. As long as they don't equal or surpass the number of regular pokemon in the game, I don't mind 'em.
What more purpose does it need? It's not a focal point of the game. It's a subplot, nice flavor for the pokemon that's true to its theme and what it represents. It doesn't need to lead anywhere, it just can't be the lazy legendary treatment Gen 1 did.
Oh I agree that some Pokemon needs to be handled properly (I agree with Swords of Justice and Manaphy... oh Manaphy). It's just that you imply that all legendaries are just like that without bearing any much background story.
Some Pokemon are regional. Much like how myths in our world supposedly cover the "whole world" yet are regional, it's the same for Pokemon. That's why stories found in Gen 3 are only apt for Hoenn and so forth. Yeah you can argue that "well, unlike myths they exist!" but at the same time said mons only seem to bother the regions they are known for... much like myths in real life.
Of course that isn't the case for other mons. Cresselia and Darkrai are found everywhere, roaming. Their story is pretty much brought up again in Gen 5 in the abandoned mansion, for instance. Celebi in Gen V is only based from the movie and I tend to avoid anything not mentioned from the games, but it shows that it gets around time-traveling. Heatran is not a legendary but rather a one-time Pokemon seldomly seen that runs around in hot areas and you research about it.
I'm fine with shaking tradition, but sometimes suggestions border on missing the point to outright being head-shaking.
Fuck iOS. I made a massive post and when I changed tabs and went back it reloaded and erased it.Again, you speak as though they aren't developed.
Fuck iOS. I made a massive post and when I changed tabs and went back it reloaded and erased it.
To summarize there are some legendary Pokémon like Meloetta that could easily just be normal Pokémon.
When I was referring to developed I mean backstory and how they're told in game. Some of the older Pokémon and new ones like the Swords of Justice don't have well developed or interesting backstories worthy of a legendary Pokémon. The ones that do (and aren't the main 5 or 6) often get a couple panels of text acknowledging them but never going in depth.
Also there is no longer an "adventure" when collecting all of the legendaries like there used to. I get the appeal of the 1 super Pokémon (eg. New, Celebii, Jirachi, etc) through an event but it seems every one of them that isn't in the main 5-6 legendaries are relegated to event Pokémon. I miss stuff like the adventures to catch the Regis. Sure there's some of that still now, but with all the advances in the series there really needs to be more elaborate adventures for every legendary. Otherwise the other ones become pointless to some people.
Still blows my mind when I realize the ice cream Pokémon are actually icicles covered in snow. The icicle is the Pokémon. Clever design by an American
I never said all of the legendaries had no backstories or adventures (I clearly state that there are some) there are just some others that don't. I feel that those devalue the more interesting legendaries, and ruin the whole concept of legendary Pokémon in general. And personally, some of the more ridiculous legendaries (eg. a lot of the Gen 4 legendaries) are more of a detriment to the series than a positive. Pokémon really did not need a creation theory or a god Pokémon.Two things though - 1) you assume all legendaries are like that, and 2) they're not the main focus (cover legendaries aside) - they're sidequests.
Meloetta for instance is a muse and while it is an event Pokemon it has some legends attributed to it as flavor. But then there's Heatran who has an interesting biological analysis built up to it on the games from Gen IV to Gen V and you get to play it. The trios still have that (Kami and Pixie) backstory and exploration on them. Same with Cresselia and Darkrai. I mean, I am confused since they have what you are looking for (integrating some legendaries in the main plot).
Exactly. I honestly consider that more creative than a fat lizard with wings who has fire at its tip.
Wow, Mewtwo what happened?
After reading this, I'm not so sure. Then again, a lot of it is nit picking.
I've always thought the first gen was clever and it started to lose momentum after that.
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Exactly. I honestly consider that more creative than a fat lizard with wings who has fire at its tip.