The Lamp said:When was the last time Nintendo had terrible grammar mistakes in Pokemon like "I think gotten to know you"?
Speaking of, whoever took those screenshots is using shitty emulator filtering. I already hate them. ;(
The Lamp said:When was the last time Nintendo had terrible grammar mistakes in Pokemon like "I think gotten to know you"?
PounchEnvy said:
Well originally this all started when I explained the origin of the Legendary Pokemon to Gravijah, a topic which spans all of the media.Big One said:No I just ignore anime canon in a thread about the Pokemon games.
To be fair I didn't really use the anime to reference anything on the chart, I'm going off of the movies more than anything.PounchEnvy said:
Haha.Zomba13 said:So... Ruby and Sapphire take place in the Mew timeline?
Yeah maybe for a spinoff. It might shake up the system too much.ZayneH said:I'm probably the only one who thinks something like this could be implemented into the battle system. Like, specific parts of each Pokemon's body would be effected more or less by attacks (physical ones only?).
Sure, Pikachu being effective at all on a Ground/Rock type is stupid, but still.
Remember Thunder Armor from the Tate and Liza fight?PounchEnvy said:
Izayoi said:Well then here you go. Hopefully it will make sense of some of it.
Essentially, Arceus existed before the Universe.
He created the beings of Time, Space, and Anti-matter, who in turn created the Universe. After the Universe was created, they created the beings of Sky, Land, and Sea, falling dormant afterward and observing their creation from their own dimensions.
The Sky Trio created Earth, and the beings who shaped the planet (the Regis and Heatran).
Arceus also created the beings of the intangible. Those who governed over Emotion, Knowledge, Willpower, and Wishes.
From these Pokemon all modern-day Pokemon were born.
Note that the image links Mewtwo and Deoxys but their only real connection is that they're both related to DNA.
Well I stopped watching after the Johto season ended but yeah I saw that clip. :lol789shadow said:Remember Thunder Armor from the Tate and Liza fight?
Pikachu and Swellow used Deus Ex Machina!
You're stealing my idea for this game I've wanted to make!!!! NoooooThe_Technomancer said:Did anyone else find some odd hints in B/W that the fundamental nature of the Pokemon universe is...off somehow?
Like Juniper making the comment about Klink only showing up 100 years ago, or how ridiculous a lot of the legendary lore is, or the fact that this is obviously taking place on an alternate earth. It makes me think of a sci-fi or fantasy story concept with a world shaped by people's perceptions and desires. Where Pokemon spring into being based on cultural memes. Maybe even being passed into the world by the thoughts of a world like ours, hence why so many of them resemble animals.
I'm reading too much into this, but its little niggling comments like that that make me hopeful there's some deeper, meta-story going on.
Unova know.Gravijah said:A few things I'm curious about:
Are they getting rid of Pokemon being in "our" world? Unova is supposed to be based on America, specifically NYC. In past games, places like South America have been mentioned.
Have we seen all of Unova? To the north and west there's nothing but forest. Maybe we'll journey there during Grey or a sequel? Is Unova part of a bigger region, like the prior games?
To be fair, the movies don't even seem to be canon with the anime.Izayoi said:To be fair I didn't really use the anime to reference anything on the chart, I'm going off of the movies more than anything.
son of a bitch-Pyromaniac- said:Unova know.
Gravijah said:A few things I'm curious about:
Are they getting rid of Pokemon being in "our" world? Unova is supposed to be based on America, specifically NYC. In past games, places like South America have been mentioned.
Have we seen all of Unova? To the north and west there's nothing but forest. Maybe we'll journey there during Grey or a sequel? Is Unova part of a bigger region, like the prior games?
Well except for the Mewtwo movie(s?).TheOGB said:To be fair, the movies don't even seem to be canon with the anime.
They do demonstrate, however, that Team Rocket is far more skilled at being good guys than they are at being bad guys.......TheOGB said:To be fair, the movies don't even seem to be canon with the anime.
TheOGB said:To be fair, the movies don't even seem to be canon with the anime.
son of a bitch
Regulus Tera said:So can the move deleter erase HM moves?
ColtraineGF said:http://i.imgur.com/d6r0el.jpg[IMG]
The square is where Unova is. This map was from an early episode of BW.[/QUOTE]
Mmm, look at all those possibilities! That also confirms that Earth (?) in Pokemon isn't based on our Earth, at least in the Anime.
Yes.Regulus Tera said:So can the move deleter erase HM moves?
The movies are already in canon with the anime in their own ways. It isn't that hard to say this cause there is some major discrepancies that the anime episodes have with each other in general, so fitting it all into a single canon isn't very hard in the long run. Even then the movies don't provide a gateway to how the legendary Pokemon are in the games. Lucario and Zoraork certainly aren't legendary or have any real myths behind them in the video games, Mewtwo and Entei supposedly talk (the later has a completely different origin in the movie), Lugia is mistaken as a bird and made leader of the legendary bird trio, etc.Izayoi said:Well originally this all started when I explained the origin of the Legendary Pokemon to Gravijah, a topic which spans all of the media.
It's all over the place. Nobody is really sure, but the only official map we have that shows all of the regions in one image is this:Gravijah said:A few things I'm curious about<b></b>:
Are they getting rid of Pokemon being in "our" world? Unova is supposed to be based on America, specifically NYC. In past games, places like South America have been mentioned.
Have we seen all of Unova? To the north and west there's nothing but forest. Maybe we'll journey there during Grey or a sequel? Is Unova part of a bigger region, like the prior games?
No, but they deal far more heavily with the myths and legends of the universe as opposed to the anime which barely touches on them (with the exception of Best Wishes, it seems like).TheOGB said:To be fair, the movies don't even seem to be canon with the anime.
The movies never state that Lucario or Zoroark are Legendary, do they? I don't think anyone ever calls Lugia a bird, either. At least not in the Japanese version of the movie.Big One said:The movies are already in canon with the anime in their own ways. It isn't that hard to say this cause there is some major discrepancies that the anime episodes have with each other in general, so fitting it all into a single canon isn't very hard in the long run. Even then the movies don't provide a gateway to how the legendary Pokemon are in the games. Lucario and Zoraork certainly aren't legendary or have any real myths behind them in the video games, Mewtwo and Entei supposedly talk (the later has a completely different origin in the movie), Lugia is mistaken as a bird and made leader of the legendary bird trio, etc.
Izayoi said:It's all over the place. Nobody is really sure, but the only official map we have that shows all of the regions in one image is this:
http://i.imgur.com/PD6Qzl.jpg[IMG][/URL]
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What are the reigons located between Hoenn and Johto, and between Johto/Kanto and Sinnoh?
Also Pokemon 2000 and Pokemon 3 had better be canon. So much cool stuff with Lugia and the Unowns.
Wouldn't that be something?PounchEnvy said:Oh man if in Gen VI has you return to Unova I think Gen V and Gen VI might top my love for the first two gens.
Wouldn't THAT be something?Gravijah said:...What if Pokemon Grey is a sequel?
Then Game Freak needs to keep going with this awesome streak of theirs.Gravijah said:...What if Pokemon Grey is a sequel?
Haha, I react the same way, but the games make it pretty clear that this is the way things happened. The idea I always got was that, as "legendary" or "mythical" Pokemon, stories were built up around these guys by old cultures (pre-Trainers), and that they aren't necessarily true (but could be).Dartastic said:What the fuck.
Orre and Fiore, I believe.The_Technomancer said:What are the reigons located between Hoenn and Johto, and between Johto/Kanto and Sinnoh?
Also Pokemon 2000 and Pokemon 3 had better be canon. So much cool stuff with Lugia and the Unowns.
Yes, yes they do.Izayoi said:The movies never state that Lucario or Zoroark are Legendary, do they?
Communication via telepathy =/= human speaking, but I've never seen this dialogue you speak of so I can't really comment on that. The movies being in the same universe as the anime already discredits them for simply having Pokemon that repeatedly say their names over and over again.Izayoi said:We know through dialogue and information in the games that certain Pokemon are capable of communication via telepathy - I don't see how the movies visualizing that aspect discredits them.
No, they aren't. Before the anime was made, a major person at Gamefreak did make rules to what the anime should follow. I forgot his name but I remember reading this is Iwata's Ask about Gamefreak's input on the anime being rather minimal. One of the rules was that Ash/Satoshi was to stay the protagonist forever. After that, the anime just did whatever it want. It's writers aren't the same as the people who write the Pokemon game, and aside from Gamefreak getting credited, they aren't really ordered to do anything from them. Gamefreak is a very small company and has no real big business stature like Nintendo does. The Pokemon anime is there to advertise the games for Nintendo to sell them.Izayoi said:I dunno, it seems like they're fairly accurate. They're obviously sanctioned by Gamefreak so they can't be too far off the mark, right?
You haven't played for very long if you think the story is worse.Amory Blaine said:Pokemon baffles me. I mean, when I was a kid and I bought a game boy color and pokemon red, I played through the game start to finish and I couldn't wait to turn it on and play more. Teachers even took away our game boys when they found us trying to play during class.
Fifteen(?) years later, I just can't do it anymore. I still get the appeal of the game, but I just can't justify grinding 90% of the time and playing through a storyline that refuses to change in any significant way between iterations. I mean in actuality, the story seems to have gotten worse since the first games, since basically everything seems the same, with the only exception being that everyone is nice to the player now, and no one seems remotely interested in defeating you in battles. Having a "rival" instead of "friends" at least was motivating.
I don't regret buying pokemon white, but I know for a fact that it's not for me anymore. And that's alright, but it sort of sucks too. :/
JackEtc said:FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUU
I finally beat the elite four and then, But I can't beatI beat N. I gotta grind more.Ghetsis
You get Battery Cell item. Have no idea what it does thoughZzoram said:What happens if I trade for the other version's pokemon with Charge move and give it to the guy in town 8?
You get a Cell Battery hold item that raises attack when you're hit by an electric attack. I have Black, so if you have White we could trade Blitzles!Zzoram said:What happens if I trade for the other version's pokemon with Charge move and give it to the guy in town 8?
Well compared to Team Rocket, Team Plasma doesn't really seem too threatening. They may have grander scheme but it's not as menacing for obvious reasons. I think it's understandable to feel that the conflict isn't as big of a deal in Black/White than it is in previous generations.Izayoi said:You haven't played for very long if you think the story is worse.
They've also eliminated a lot of the grind with Generation, the level scaling is far better than it has ever been before.
So play a little more, give it a chance.
This is because they don't have a ludicrous plot to reshape the world/universe.PounchEnvy said:Well compared to Team Rocket, Team Plasma doesn't really seem too threatening. They may have grander scheme but it's not as menacing for obvious reasons. I think it's understandable to feel that the conflict isn't as big of a deal in Black/White than it is in previous generations.