tiggerkiddo
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Leafeon is the best Eeveelution. They should let Eevee evolve into every other type, he/she can be the Swiss army knife of the Pokemon world.
Best in what sense? I mean if you are talking about either usability or looks you're wrong but still in what sense?
First three comments on Andriasang.
isotrex22 min. ago
Please let it be on 3DS.
anoop42 min. ago
It is so going to be for 3DS.
HatsuneMiku1hr 9m ago
Please don't be for 3DS.
They are not leaving the first 493 alone until they give me my Farfetch'd evo, dammit.
I failed at the Gen 1 one.*commits seppuku*83
I'm more of a visual learner anyways.
I think I can name all of them by picture, but I'm less successful with just coming up with names on the fly. For anyone who wants to try:
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemon
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen2
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen3
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen4
http://www.sporcle.com/games/BluePikmin/pokemongen5
Edit: What's the best way to level Pokemon up in SS?
Ugh. I guess that's the only way to go. Lucky Eggs sure are handy.other than the elite 4?
Good stuff, overall.Dragoon's post made me ponder what my favourite route theme for each gen is, i'm thinking...
Gen1: Route 4
Definitely my other big favorite, though I dislike how short all of the non-HG/SS arrangements are. A great chord progression, and a memorable one indeed.
Gen2: Route 29
My favorites from G/S and HG/SS are the Lake and Route 47/48 themes. The former is just great for prowling the wilderness, but Hitomi Sato's latter theme does a great job of providing both nostalgia and inner reflection with its great, varied, simply cathartic chords. She's underated, even by my standards.
Gen3: Route 110
Route 113 is closely tied with Route 119 and 120 for this game. The first is both fitting for the ashy foothills around Fallarbor and has a really-cool harmonic sequence that matches perfectly. But the former two are the definition of adventure, with great contrasts and bellowing brass that lets up in all the right moments. Morizaku Aori is one of my least favorite Pokemon composers, but she did 120 herselfa real surprise, though not when you consider how swell Route 101's music is!
Gen4: Route 201
Unfortunately, though, I've yet to give this game's music a comprehensive listen. Being the start of the DS era, the samples are weak and that usually puts me off from giving it a listen.
Gen5: Route 6
Honors here go to Route 1, 10, and 12 for their great musical offerings. Go Ichinose delivered a unique opening route theme, while Shota Kageyama impressed me with a more creative and well-developed offering than usual for him, and Hitomi's style is so adorable and subdued. I love it allB/W has the 2nd-best OST in the whole franchise, after all.
Gen 4 gave me a bit of trouble, there's a bunch of good themes but I never had any one in particular jump out at me, though going through them was pretty nostalgic for a game that isn't even that old.
Today's topic: Best Elite Four
We've argued about Gym Leaders and Champions until we were blue in the face multiple times, but I don't think we've touched on this one before. I don't think there are any obvious fan favourites, so the lists should be interesting.
By Region:
Hoenn > Sinnoh > Unova > Kanto > Johto.
Individually
Phoebe > Drake > Aaron > Bertha > Glacia > Lance > Bruno > *
Also, E4 Lance >>>>> Champion Lance.
I think I can name all of them by picture, but I'm less successful with just coming up with names on the fly. For anyone who wants to try:
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemon
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen2
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen3
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen4
http://www.sporcle.com/games/BluePikmin/pokemongen5
I think I can name all of them by picture, but I'm less successful with just coming up with names on the fly. For anyone who wants to try:
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemon
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen2
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen3
http://www.sporcle.com/games/g/pokemongen4
http://www.sporcle.com/games/BluePikmin/pokemongen5
Today's topic: Best Elite Four
We've argued about Gym Leaders and Champions until we were blue in the face multiple times, but I don't think we've touched on this one before. I don't think there are any obvious fan favourites, so the lists should be interesting.
By Region:
Hoenn > Sinnoh > Unova > Kanto > Johto.
Individually
Phoebe > Drake > Aaron > Bertha > Glacia > Lance > Bruno > *
Also, E4 Lance >>>>> Champion Lance.
Sinnoh pre Platinum was shit, Flint in particular. Steelix, Lopunny and Drifblim, Good God.
Edit: What's the best way to level Pokemon up in SS?
how do you get starters wrong those are basically freebies same with the legendaries and psuedo legendaries .
Spelling :/
And memories of broken pronunciation of the anime because of the foreign language.
ARKEUS
Doctor House knows more about Pokémon than you
Dragoon's post made me ponder what my favourite route theme for each gen is, i'm thinking...
Hmm...I'll give this a shot.
Gen 1: Route 4
Gen 2: Route 38/39
Gen 3: Route 111 - The Desert (I'm not really partial to most of R/S/E's tracks.)
Gen 4: Route 206
Gen 5: Route 10
All of that "pretty bad sound quality" is the reason why the battle themes from Gen 3 are so memorable to begin with, I say. Adding in more clarity to the sound samples really took away the raw edge of those tracks, and even from the rest of the music as well. Treasures like "Dewford Town" and "Fallarbor Town" dot R/S/E's soundtrack, in addition to some amazing route themes and great event BGM. IMO, FR/LG actually suffered more due to the reliance on high-pitched samples that felt more like chiptune-like sound waves than actual mock instruments. R/S/E, on the other hand, had an audiovisual experience that had a mutual symbiosis with the music and sound quality of the soundtrackthe adventure enhanced it, and the music enhanced the adventure. FR/LG did suffer musically, for the most part, but only because the instrumental variation and some of the rearrangement was just lackluster to start!Can't say i'm much of a fan of the R/S/E soundtracks either, but that's mainly down to the GBA having pretty bad sound quality for the most part, even Fire Red didn't leave unscathed. But the battle themes were pretty solid for Hoenn.
It certainly isThe anime music is amazing.
All of that "pretty bad sound quality" is the reason why the battle themes from Gen 3 are so memorable to begin with, I say. Adding in more clarity to the sound samples really took away the raw edge of those tracks, and even from the rest of the music as well. Treasures like "Dewford Town" and "Fallarbor Town" dot R/S/E's soundtrack, in addition to some amazing route themes and great event BGM. IMO, FR/LG actually suffered more due to the reliance on high-pitched samples that felt more like chiptune-like sound waves than actual mock instruments. R/S/E, on the other hand, had an audiovisual experience that had a mutual symbiosis with the music and sound quality of the soundtrackthe adventure enhanced it, and the music enhanced the adventure. FR/LG did suffer musically, for the most part, but only because the instrumental variation and some of the rearrangement was just lackluster to start!
Yes.The anime music is amazing.
How much I enjoy GBA music seems to wildly vary for me, it certainly did give R/S/E a unique musical flavour but i'm kind of hoping for remakes to give the soundtrack a boost, well a boost for me at any rate, each to their own and all.