Is the era of misfortune finally coming to an end…?

It seems I can get the region, not to mention Mega.

I’m glad, second generation.

Getting a Mega would be a relief for the current Meganium.

>>5

Is that so… Won’t the strong Mega just overshadow Mega Meganium?

It seems to lean towards either a dragon or a fairy.

I can seriously see it mega mega now.

If you’re coming to the region, I don’t think there will be a Mega Meganium.

This is the one where Lillie is mega evolving too, right?

Maybe the Kalos starter trio will get really strong megas, and this one will get a totally underwhelming region form.

Is Megameganium coming?

I’m expecting it to become really strong because it’s a region.

>>23

Region = It’s not strong, but we can have expectations.

>>23

I think Kenki and Bakufu have become stronger than before.

It would have been nice to show a little bit of the new Mega Evolution.

Megameganium really seems possible.

Moreover, a battleground where Mega Evolution is likely to continue being used has been created.

It seems that both Pokéchan and Pokécard are heavily promoting it, so a new Mega will probably come.

As expected, Megameganium…

Will it become a region or a mega?

Since it has been clearly stated that it is the Miare region, it seems that there is currently no region.

>>19

But Sinnoh also increased even though it’s not related to regions, so it seems likely that there could be region-like forms in the future, right?

>>30

Is it going to come out… Tetsuonium?

Overbearing man!

Happa

Pressing down

At most, the types might change due to different flower varieties blooming.

The region is not an enhancement.

What it probably has is just the region, but I wonder what type it is…

It was picked up a little bit in PokéSnack.

If we’re going to do it, I want a Mega Evolution.

If it were a region, I can’t come up with a reason why it wouldn’t be the Kalos region from XY.

For that reason, I even set it to Hisui instead of Sinnoh during the Legendary phase.

You’re going to become a Grass Dragon with Mega Evolution anyway, right?

>>33

What are you going to do being completely outshined by Mega Jukaa?

>>33

Character overlap is severe, isn’t it, Sceptile?

You will definitely receive exclusive techniques.

So far, it has been a winter era, and I’m just happy to be taken along by the story.

It’s a region known for Mega Evolutions, so I think it would look better if we could showcase Mega Evolutions.

I mean, since a battle tool with Mega is coming, once it crosses generations, there’s no need for weakening, so it’s fine to get Mega.

The mega additions will probably be the Kalos starters.

I don’t know what will happen to Greninja.

I wonder if it could become about three necks.

The sleeping ancient genes awaken.

Awakening to spiritual power

Adaptation to the urban environment of Miare.

I feel some kind of manipulation in the selection of the Unova starter Rowlet, aside from the Johto starters Snivy.

>>44

Are they being selected preferentially from those who are weak?

Hinoarashi appeared in the previous game, so I understand replacing it with Pokabu.

I didn’t expect the Johto starters to come in double.

As long as you give it a Fairy-type move, you can handle anything with Altaria and Tabunne.

>>46

Don’t bring up things that can’t be helped!

In terms of excitement, Arceus was bigger.

Maybe it’s because it feels like an SV.

>>48

I’m not really drawn to the current stage.

Well, trying this area might change the image.

80 82 100 83 100 80

Hmm…

>>49

If it’s just the numbers, it’s exactly the same as a banana, so it can be anything.

>>49

100 60 80 100 80 105

Let’s keep it to that level.

I want Mega, but these guys feel like they’re from a region.

They probably want to include the three major regions, so they’re releasing it from the same generation as Hisui.

I wonder if the champion will have everything included.

I have a feeling that it will only be a terrible game as a war game.

>>51

Dai-ma is way too strong, it’s almost ridiculous…

At least reduce the power of the diejet, please.

Throw away the naive thought that being chosen as one of the Three Great Families means you’ll get a Mega Evolution.

>>54

The mega region is probably a done deal.

Even if it’s for a boost, it’s funny that they selected two from Johto.

Everyone is in the region, aren’t they?!

If anything goes, I don’t mind if it turns into a terrible game.

After that, please create the regulations.

Grass-type Blastoise-like base stats

Since I’ve been specially selected, I hope to see Mega Evolution in the region as well.

Of all the Flame Noble Families, it’s a pig…

If it’s a water and grass type Chikorita, I wish they had brought in a more popular one.

>>63

If Chikorita is here, there shouldn’t be any problem.

Since it will be a region, the first three Pokémon we receive this time will probably not have Mega Evolutions.

It seems like there are the Kalos starters.

It seems the time has come for the Pokémon, like Mega Gardevoir, that have been sleeping inside the box, to wake up and unleash their sacrifice for certain three hits…

Please bring one from the Sinnoh starters that had no support at all.

>>66

You learned to break out of your shell, didn’t you?

All the existing Mega holders will show up, right…?

I want to see Mega Jupé again.

>>68

I hope the additional Mega Evolutions from ORAS get Mega Evolutions too.

I want to use Mega Lopunny again…

Is grass fairy strong?

>>70

Absolutely not…

>>74

Aren’t you a bit different?

>>70

At least it’s way stronger than now.

Fairies are really strong.

>>70

When thinking from an elf’s perspective, it’s clear that it’s not suited for attacking.

>>70

Masheade is surprisingly strong for its base stats.

>>81

It’s a problem to be pointed out mushrooms that haven’t been used at all since the 7th generation…

I really wonder what it was about Johto skipping and the third generation getting Mega Evolutions.

Mega Croconaw is going to be super cool as usual.

However, there are also three types of crocodile Pokémon, so I wonder how they will differentiate themselves.

>>72

The dorsal fin becomes ridiculously huge.

It becomes quadrupedal as set.

>>72

I thought the changes with Daikenki were kind of subtle, so I’m wondering how it will turn out.

The champion is separate from the original.

I hope they start adjusting the balance with regular updates.

It seems that with this system, leaf cutters and flower petals will end up being overly strong.

There are no traits in the description of Pokémon on the official site, so I guess there will be no traits again.

>>82

A Mega Gardevoir without its ability is just a Normal type!

>>82

It seems to be more action-oriented, so it probably isn’t necessary.

>>82

It’s nice, isn’t it, to receive the favor of the gods all at once like Regigigas?

>>82

What are we going to do about Gardevoir?

>>96

This time the effect is completely different, so they should just give the King Shield a special effect.

>>96

In the first place, Cherimu was properly transforming even in Regi-Al.

>>82

Since it’s a good opportunity, let’s just change the traits of the Sunanochikara group as is.

I remember that there wasn’t a single gym where Chikorita had a type advantage, and that in the early stages, Flying and Bug types would come, making me feel nothing but resentment towards Chikorita.

I’m looking forward to the special techniques too.

The two Johto Pokémon are a bit unbalanced!

It seems that the less favored houses are being chosen and will probably be strengthened.

>>92

The Mega Evolutions of the XY starter Pokémon were taken by the original team…

>>92

They probably didn’t want the new Pokémon to be characters that rely on Mega Evolutions.

Even without Mega Evolution, Greninja became really popular, so I think it was the right decision.

>>143

The popularity of Greninja is also influenced by Satoshi’s Greninja…

That’s basically like a Mega Evolution!

>>146

Even in the time when the previous media was only giving special treatment to Mega Rayquaza X, it was still very popular!

>>143

But, you know…

The subsequent 7th and 8th generations also received Gigantamax forms for their dedicated Pokémon, didn’t they?

>>92

If anything, wasn’t there only one new Pokémon besides the three starters that got a Mega Evolution?

I wonder if they’re prioritizing the one that’s not that strong among the three houses.

Even if it’s strengthened in the region, the original species remains the same…

>>93

So it feels like I’m not getting the mega, right?

Since the champion is coming, there will be no more chances to be taken away.

On the contrary, there is also the possibility of even more bizarre combinations or statuses.

With Meganium, having a dual type is definitely more helpful than just being pure Grass type, after all.

>>95

What kind of situation is worse than this?

>>101

Grass insects and so on.

>>104

Well, it has antennae like an insect…

At this rate, it seems like Hino won’t Mega Evolve.

Maybe not that strong.

The three main families are not Mega additions, but rather regions?

>>102

In ORAS, the starter Pokémon received Mega Evolutions, right?

>>102

There will probably be new megas, so there’s no point in assuming based on the past trends.

XY also received criticism for not being able to Mega Evolve the Three Households.

So which of the three noble families will be the most like a mom? Is it really Meganium?

It seems difficult to implement features because it’s an action.

It’s like none of the Johto starters have any standout strength.

Yeah

Well, just because you get a region or a Mega doesn’t mean you suddenly become strong, as the Hisui folks and Sceptile have already proven.

>>110

When it comes to mega, whether there is potential from the beginning is also important, right?

In that sense, Mega Gardevoir was an outlier.

Huh? The Legends series doesn’t have traits?!

The Grass Fairy type is on the subtle side, I guess…

In the story, the poison becomes four times as powerful, which is a problem.

>>112

Both are not very effective against flame poison steel, so I can’t make up for the attacks.

It’s better to specialize in support like an elf.

Is the game going to start where I misread Mega Rayquaza’s form again and it ends instantly?!

In battles, Meganium felt reasonably strong when used as a partner with Mega Blastoise in a doubles team in a Wetlands setup.

I wish there was a technique that would allow me to hold both the Bakou fruit and the Beer fruit, and also move freely during my free time while Chikasui is active.

Is Arceus’s starter combination a dual-type of Ghost and Dark?

Personally, I feel that the type that feels futuristically interesting is Super Steel Fairy.

>>118

The future paradox of SV is because it’s an esper…

I wonder why it doesn’t use steel with that appearance…

>>118

I hope that’s not the case, since I don’t have any good memories with Kuucho…

>>118

In the future, isn’t it electric? But out of consideration for Pikachu, the starter Pokémon have never had electric types, right?

To be honest, the combat system has changed so much that I can’t say anything until I join the main body…

It might have been fine to use one Pokémon from Johto as a premise for the three works.

The Johto starter Pokémon are all single-type, so it might be easier for them to have regions.

Also, Pokabu is too overlapping with Fire and Fighting types.

>>124

Was it a three-hit combo with Blaziken, Emboar, and Infernape…?

I’m sure there will be various merchandise coming out, and I’m so happy about that.

Will it become a top-tier Pokémon?

Even with enhancements, still the weakest.

It will probably be one or the other.

Being futuristic means we can also bring out the Future Paradox Three Musketeers, right?

To be honest, the XY starters didn’t have Megas, so maybe they can’t be obtained.

Mega Charizard Z

Fire/Steel Ability: Levitate

I’m looking forward to it overall, but I’m really worried about the battle system.

Considering that the previous game, Arceus, had an attack special attack stat that had no significance at all and a balance without abilities, it seems like this game will be the same…

I don’t want to play in a battle environment where Eevee’s Take Down is better than Grimmsnarl’s Cut.

>>135

That was how the original Pokémon worked.

>>137

It’s totally different because it’s close to the current damme (bad) calculation since the first generation.

Arceus has a formula that is completely different from the main series.

So, what will the region motif for Emboar be…

>>136

Like a chef…? Since it’s France.

>>136

In Europe, there are quite a few stories of heroes defeating or killing wild boars, so that might be it.

>>136

Since it has a Chinese warrior flavor, how about a French knight?

I think that if Mega Flygon were implemented, many spirits would find peace.

>>138

Rather, they’ll crawl out of the grave.

Since Whimsicott will have more weaknesses, there are many situations where I feel that if its performance remains the same, it would have been better as a grass-type or fairy-type alone, so it doesn’t feel like a very compatible dual type to me.

The theory that the selection is heavily biased towards Johto and Unova, prioritizing the weak for salvation, is becoming more likely, which is amusing.

But soon, Mega Greninja might come.

It should be a dragon as originally planned.

The appearance of the Hisui starter Pokémon, except for Decidueye, didn’t change much, so I wonder how it will go.

Chikorita has a weird design when you look closely…

>>153

I was surprised to see those strange bumps growing vines in GO.

>>156

It’s a proper setting that has been around since the Gold and Silver era, used in Anipoke and Poké Stadium 2.

>>153

Is it okay to have a design that is a deformed version of a dinosaur, just to be safe?

What motif will come from the hibiscus?

>>154

In terms of the name, it’s a geranium motif…

There’s no synergy between grass and fairy types.

The poison will quadruple.

>>155

In battles, no poison moves other than Toxic come flying at you, right?

In the era when Argoyon swarmed, it was really tough even with double the poison.

There are so many Mega Salamence around that I can only keep one half of the damage reduction berries.

Grass type itself has many weaknesses, making it likely to take quadruple damage from combined types.

The rocks cancel each other out nicely, but the resistance decreases, and there isn’t much of a sense of the future.

>>160

It seems we’ll have to combine steel after all…

Mega Meganium should seriously have its type, traits, moves, and base stats distribution changed either in a regional form or as a Mega Evolution, even if it’s half for fun.

When considering Mega Meganium as a dual-type, I can’t help but be concerned about its Grass-type resistance…

I guess it would be fine to just stick some steel on it roughly…?

This guy is in the cursed realm of Pokémon Sleep, which is an environmental Pokémon.

>>166

Todoroselga is incredibly strong too!

>>166

Well, it definitely seems like it will help me sleep really well…

When it comes to resistance, the Grass type itself is quite decent, you know…

Resistant to types that tend to become mainstream in the environment.

>>169

It’s similar to insects, but if you only look at the resistance, it’s quite excellent; however, it has too many weaknesses and the moves are not very effective…

The other factors are so bad that they completely negate the good resistance.

Even if we receive a region, that doesn’t save the original species.

>>170

Bakfoon Dakenki has a combat style that is almost an upper-level upgrade…

>>170

So it’s better for existing Pokémon to receive Mega Evolution, right?

>>177

Not long ago, I was thinking, “It’s going to be gone in the next generation anyway…” so I was asking for new techniques.

I’m glad… my Blastoise can mega evolve again…

There’s a vegetable called chicory, but it looks like Chinese cabbage.

It’s similar with Gardevoir, but there’s also a lingering feeling with Hoodina that’s somewhat… off.

Dedenne is the strongest Pokémon in the current environment!

Even if we get a really strong Mega Evolution, if Mega Evolutions disappear in Generation 10 or 11, we’ll just go back to the original neglected starter Pokémon.

Please provide cute Chikorita tribe goods.

I’m worried that because I’m not good at boss battles, I might have to move around a lot in normal battles too.

By the way, it’s fine to give Mega Evolution to the original species Typhlosion since it’s currently a downgraded version of Hisuian.

>>183

Since this is the case, I’m going to be a bit extravagant.

Give a Mega Evolution, a special Z-Move, or a Dynamax to all the starter Pokémon from Johto, Hoenn, Unova, Kalos, and Paldea.

I thought Mega Evolution was just a temporary trend… and then the champion was announced.

Mega Evolution is a generation-limited element, and if there are stronger Mega forms, they will be taken, so it truly would be hopeless.

>>185

If you didn’t watch today’s broadcast, please go watch it quickly.

Shall I receive a crazy special move?

>>187

If the SV’s skill range is the same, it should be easy to use.

Even though I understand that we can’t adjust the base stats in the main story, I really want various Pokémon’s stats to be thoroughly adjusted within the Champions.

In traditional battles, S relied on Mega Evolution after all, right?

>>191

It’s been changed so that Mega Evolution applied from the turn in the 7th generation should work as it is.

>>191

The change in specifications has made Mega Grosse easier to use.

Can’t shine without new evolution in AZ’s battle format?

If ranked matches from the next generation feel like they’re going to be done through a dedicated battle app, then Mega Evolution will likely remain for a long time.

Since Mega Evolution often relies on its ability as a strength, many existing Pokémon might become quite lackluster without their abilities.

Will those who had no choice but to live as Megas be able to see the light of day again…?

Grass types can have strong support moves that can deceive about type matchups, and they can also negate powder moves, so you shouldn’t judge their strength solely based on the weaknesses in the type matchup chart.

However, Meganium does not have its strong powder technique.

>>199

I feel like aside from Dané, the Grass starter trio hasn’t really received many good counters.

Everyone thinks the same thing!

I like radishes, so I’m going to choose Chikorita.

It’s only Tubunne for Isshu Mega, isn’t it…