>>1

So, does that mean everyone without a name is a Pokémon Trainer?

It’s a prejudice, but I’d prefer if the anonymous ones stopped with gold and silver.

I returned in BW and quit in ORAS.

I’m back with Sword and Shield.

>>4

You quit with Gold and Silver and returned with Sword and Shield.

Even while I wasn’t playing the main game, I was keeping up with Pokémon content.

I escaped from the Sword and Shield legendary environment and returned in SV.

I’ve been playing for about four seasons since BW up to Master rank.

There were many Pokémon I didn’t know, and it was fun.

I think there are elements that encourage a relatively large number of returning players from all series.

>>8

I don’t think there is any reason to return other than possessing the hardware.

I felt like doing it for the first time in a while, so I gave it a try.

I never thought I would be moved to tears by the story of the Star Team.

The terastal may leave some drawbacks in the next game’s strategic interactions.

>>12

The character’s movements reflecting each person’s actions is the beauty of 3D.

The uncle has been doing all versions of the main story since the green before the anime…

I’m a D/P kid, so I’ve played all generations since D/P.

I haven’t touched VC or the remake.

The penetration rate of hardware and the number of software players are always proportional.

Unless something extraordinary happens, I’m the farthest away in XY and the best at recovering in Sword and Shield.

>>26

What is this favored fairy that has resistance to bugs?

I didn’t see it at all until Sword and Shield, but after that, I started seeing it explosively, so it should be valid.

In the first place, if you were playing XY, there would be no way the word “fairy is favored” would come up.

>>31

I’ve seen a lot of requests to do something about bug types, so it’s impossible…

Pokémon Card Game Anime Goods GO

There are always things that are moving.

I played from Diamond and Pearl to Sun and Moon, but…

I couldn’t get a Switch, so I couldn’t play Sword and Shield and returned to SV.

Isn’t it quite a good age to have been playing since the first generation in real time?

There might be more people who returned from the PV than from SV.

I bought my Switch for the first time along with Monster Hunter, so I returned to Pokémon in a while with SV.

I started watching anime again with Re:Creators.

It’s not that I dislike Satoshi, but once I stepped away from the anime Pokémon, there wasn’t really a moment that made me think, “I want to watch it again!”

I bought the Switch and Sword and Shield with Gotcha, and then I’ve been playing Arceus and the thread images as well.

Pokémon is fun!

I took a break from XY and returned with Sword and Shield.

There are mixed opinions, but I think it’s really impressive how they are actively challenging themselves with the scenario and system every time.

I’m satisfied with the story, so I haven’t played any matches at all.

>>28

First of all, the people who participate in battles are extremely rare compared to the whole, so that’s how it is.

If you have complaints about the current Pokémon.

I want PokéPark and the battle facilities to come back.

The Sword and Shield were just too great.

I want Meloetta in PokéMiku, so I’m aiming to complete my Pokédex now.

If I could change the NN, I would add GUMI.

>>35

Is SVDLC not attached at the time of receipt for HOME during capture?

>>39

The different colored one from HOME, if I remember correctly, couldn’t have its nickname changed this time.

>>39

The blue variant can be changed, but color variations cannot be done.

The color Zeraora was special.

The Fairy type in the 3DS era was quite underwhelming, despite making a big entrance in XY…

It was judged that in SM, only Mimikyu and Tapu Koko were strong.

The term “favoritism type” really emerged after the Switch generation.

The last game I played was Diamond and Pearl, and the next Pokémon game I played was Sword and Shield, so I feel frustrated that I fit the description of the person in the thread without a name.

The Pokémon from the Sinnoh region was introduced by Arceus for the first time.

I haven’t played XY in a while, so I’m really looking forward to Pokémon Legends.

Since Sword and Shield, threads about types on the forums quickly turn into discussions about how strange Fairy’s resistances are and how bugs need to be dealt with.

Now that you mention it, I’ve played all the generations except for USUM.

Maybe now that the Switch has been released, people are thinking, “Should I really go back to the 3DS?”

I saw a long-necked Nassy, bought SM, watched Gacha, bought Sword and Shield, and then for no particular reason, I bought SV now.

Pokémon with a fate flag cannot have their nickname changed.

I wonder why there are restrictions on changing the nickname of other people’s Pokémon.

I know it’s late, but I’ve always thought that was a mess.

For some reason, I went back to Sword and Shield instead of buying SM.

I started playing again in SV because my child started playing.

I’ve only been away from BW2 and XY.

I returned in ORAS.

I wonder which one is more enjoyable for casual players who play until completion, Sword and Shield or Scarlet and Violet.

Is it a SV with a beautiful ending?

>>52

If you’re looking for characters, go for Sword and Shield.

Other than that, they all feel like SV.

Sword and Shield are too linear.

>>55

Aren’t there too few characters in Sword and Shield?

There are hardly any events to begin with.

It’s already evident that the thread progresses normally without mentioning Mega Gengar at all, while only pointing out that Mega Gardevoir is strange, indicating that they haven’t played XY or ORAS.

Since all the anonymous people only talk about Mega Gardevoir’s performance before the nerf, they clearly haven’t played Sun and Moon.

I left with a pearl and returned with a sword.

I would be happy if you could remake it since I haven’t touched the one in between.

Sword and Shield have a weak story and system, so they feel very much like the previous Pokemon games.

Well, it’s probably better to just play the latest SV normally.

To begin with, there are very few people who are seriously competing.

I played SV for the first time in a while, but it was fun to gather with friends in the circle and walk around Area Zero or make sandwiches.

I want that system to be further developed.

Let me earn points with Seven’s rice balls again! The legend is not coming together!

>>59

Go to the pharmacy or the convenience store.

Selling jelly.

I honestly think the story is the best among all the Pokémon games so far.

If you want a color Meloletta that can change its nickname, it’s only through the paid ticket coming to PokéGO next week.

It’s a bit of a drawback that it’s hard to recommend because I’d be in trouble if there were exchange tasks, so let’s do it!

The best story and the worst UI, etc. basic systems.

It’s an amazing Pokémon that achieves both.

>>62

There are ones who say this many times, but…

When it comes to ride Pokémon, it’s not about the operability but rather the “operation” itself that is paramount in SV.

>>74

The maneuverability in the blueberry ring and the narrow caves found here and there in the DLC maps is quite tough.

The fact that it’s filled with fan creations that don’t correspond to any town in Kanto or Hoenn makes me think that a lot of people, not just those anonymous, haven’t played the sixth generation at all.

When I see clusters of buildings that look like nothing but images of jewel beetles or Japanese yellowbells, I can’t help but laugh.

I stopped buying BW and returned from BW2.

The BGM for the Sguri battle is really sharp, huh?

I’ve started to guess the overall play through character fan creations.

>>67

The recognition of Acerola’s partner Pokémon is surprisingly easy to understand based on the gameplay situation…

>>70

Well, it’s also possible that this is just a case of my memory being overwritten by the impression of the anime after clearing the game.

>>70

That’s just about understanding the settings of the characters that the person who drew it has.

There are times when I prioritize what I want to draw, even if I understand it.

To begin with, the operability of the box has improved, and now until clearing the main story of SV, it is truly at the level of the best Pokémon masterpiece.

After playing SV, it feels inconvenient to manage the boxes in Sword and Shield, so if you’re going to play both, it might be better to play Sword and Shield first.

The fan creations of SM show Lillie, Suiren, and Maho as a close trio, making it easy to tell that the creator hasn’t played the game…

>>80

If you say that, it connects to the fact that if there are the Alola three girls, then Yo and Mizuki are not there, and Satoshi is present.

>>72

That’s definitely a fan creation of the Pokémon anime!!!

>>83

I see it usually paired with You…

>>85

If that happens, then it’s just bringing all the characters together anyway.

When talking about fan fiction, Nemo was treated like Hisoka.

I thought that compared to the past, they are recovering and waiting for me, so is it really that bad…?

Maybe from the outside, the protagonists of past generations would look like battle maniacs too.

It’s hard to believe for those who haven’t played that Lillie doesn’t even have a conversation with Mallow and Lana in the game.

I made a comeback with Sword and Shield.

To be precise, I made my comeback with that band’s video.

Right now, playing Regial makes me frustrated because I just have to switch out my ride Pokémon.

The method of operation is crap, not the operability.

I like the characters from Sword and Shield, but I don’t like it when the story progresses in places unrelated to me.

The character’s troubles are being resolved on their own, somehow.

>>78

It’s often praised when adults don’t involve children, but it really just means the protagonist is being left out of the story.

Considering Rose’s suddenness, I think it would have been better to involve her earlier.

Many people online really want the ride feature in ZA to be focused solely on Zygarde.

I’ve only played SM, but Acerola’s partner is Mimikyu, right?

It was interesting to see how an anonymous person got really upset about Dande’s treatment when we talked about anime.

>>86

The anime Dande is simply unpopular, regardless of whether it’s anonymous or not.

I was fired up to make a comeback in XY, but I got bored halfway through.

Pokémon cards also recognize Maos, Suiren, and Lillie as part of the Alola friends set, so it’s safe.

If you’re misunderstanding that the original Pokémon anime comes from the game, then it’s quite laughable to see Serena drawn with the previous protagonists after getting her hair cut.

The adventure in the world of Pokémon is more enjoyable in SV.

As a Pokémon Trainer, my journey in Sword and Shield was more enjoyable.

Isn’t the ride aspect around average? The Pokédex and BOX are at a minimum level.

Despite the differences in energy, it seems that all generations are playing the main game one way or another.

I’m not really that passionate about it since I only complete the Pokédex without battling.

>>95

It’s quite easy to complete the encyclopedia now.

I think that’s quite a lot of energy.

I quit with oras and played for the first time in a while with the thread image.

For now, the symbol encounters are terrible.

I hadn’t played since BW and returned with Sword and Shield.

I regretted a little after listening to Champion Iris later.

Let’s stop entering raid battles, okay?

I really like the storyline of Sword and Shield as “Pokemon Trainer.”

The familiar crisis of the world! It’s seriously not interesting and a nuisance.

>>101

I felt that the incorporation of the story about Mugendaina after arriving at the final shot city was forced, which made me go “hmm,” but overall, I liked it.

I burned out in SM, went ultra through, came back with Sword and Shield, and because I bought Shield, I couldn’t get Clara from the expansion and ended up quitting.

It’s not that symbol encounters are bad, but that the poor visibility of the symbols in symbol encounters is what makes it bad.

I played Ruby and Sapphire, and then I played SV from Arceus.

I’m currently redoing past works from Platinum.

The encounters with symbols in SV are tough, although the Legendary Pokémon in Sword and Shield aren’t as bad.

I think there are many cases where people use Anime Pokémon as a source of information because they haven’t played the game.

When I saw the recognition that Lusamine is a mommy who loves her daughter so much, I felt a bit creeped out.

It has been 9 years since I lost the secret technique.

In the first place, Anipoke is also a big content.

>>111

Is that related to the fact that you’re not playing the game?

>>116

There are definitely people who only watch anime without playing games.

>>119

It makes sense that there are many people in the XY and SM 3DS generation who haven’t played it, and there’s no discrepancy.

I’m anxiously waiting for when the 3DS connection will be cut off.

>>112

I’ve been playing the sub VC that I bought recently.

I saw the Kuchiba truck with my own eyes for the first time.

The action in SV is quite sluggish and the limitations on clothing are a bit frustrating, but apart from that, I really think it’s great.

I complete the main game’s encyclopedia, but I have never filled out the DLC encyclopedia.

Such enthusiasm

Red Green ✕ Gold Silver ◯ Ruby Sapphire ✕ FRLG ✕ Diamond Pearl ◯ HGSS ◯ BW ◯ BW2 ◯ XY ◯ ORAS ◯ SM ◯ USUM ◯ Sword Shield ✕ Let’s Go Pikachu Let’s Go Eevee ✕ Brilliant Diamond Shining Pearl ✕ Scarlet Violet ◯

This is what it was like.

SV can be forgiven for its godlike direction and scenario alone.

In terms of avatar-like elements, SV is a bit tough compared to Sword and Shield.

As long as there are achievements on the home front and Pachirisu transportation, they won’t cut compatibility.

Honestly, we don’t need the competitive element anymore, right?

>>124

Of course, it’s fine to do it only if you really want to.

Don’t you think the graphics in Sword and Shield are a bit better?

I’m back to Sword and Shield.

I couldn’t keep up with Mega Evolution.

In the 3DS generation, you probably played Yokai (Yokai Watch).

It seems like a lot of the 6th and 7th generation are just watching anime.

>>129

If you look at the 3DS now, it might really be the generation in between, and the viewership of anime itself is declining.

The match is rather being officially promoted.

Double battles should be pushed more.

I found this DLC interesting.

Rather, I was heavily into battles until Sword and Shield, but I played a bit of Scarlet and Violet and then moved away from it.

AZ will probably release information about the game screen and such at the end of the month, right?

>>136

If it’s going to be released this year, it can’t be that there’s no information at all, so something should come out, right?

This is from Sword and Shield, but who benefits from this obvious international flair…?

>>137

No one is losing anything, right?

>>140

Maybe it’s Nintendo’s policy, but honestly, I’ve been thinking that they don’t need to push it so much…

>>146

I don’t know, but what is it that you dislike?

>>137

What is international flavor?

>>141

Color hatching…?

>>137

Isn’t it natural since it’s a series that sells overseas?

>>137

From Sword and Shield…?

The French elements of XY and the Hawaiian elements of SM were supposed to be really strong.

When I was doing SV, to be honest, I thought up until halfway through, “Sword and Shield were more interesting.”

Since Homeways started, I’ve completely changed my mind, and I cried during the final boss battle.

I want to battle because I want to show off the cute Pokémon I raised.

It’s a shame that there are people who get foul-mouthed about performance in battles, even when the conversation isn’t about battles.

I didn’t think the doctor would die normally and not come back.

International colors are rather derived from gold and silver.

>>148

Since it’s the first overseas motif region, various races are gathering here.

I will never forgive the story of Sword and Shield.

I don’t understand the meaning at all.

I’ve played all the generations from the first to the third in the DP generation, but I dislike SV because it’s slow.

>>153

The game runs slowly, and when a lot of Pokémon appear, it lags; encountering them is really annoying, and if you play it properly on actual hardware, you can definitely tell that this is unacceptable…

Are you saying we should go to the Shikoku region of Japan before going abroad?

I think so too.

It’s full of elements like the Hawaiian word for SM and the taboo of couples.

Why is there no main story in the Eastern region…?

I love the story in SV, but I’m worried that the UI and other aspects seem to have deteriorated.

But I really like the story.

>>159

I want the option to close everything at once with the X button to be restored, at least.

Since Kitakami was nice, make a film with a landscape like that.

>>160

It’s a Regial!

>>163

Rejeal is just a Japanese-style fantasy, and there was absolutely no rural feel to it.

You don’t have to force yourself to criticize international aspects just because you only have cheap nationalism.

I won’t say give us all the Pokémon, but it’s sad that they weren’t unlocked even with the DLC.

>>164

I told you it’s impossible, so there’s no way I can suddenly do it.

>>164

I really wonder how it’s possible for Pokémon with no withdrawal destination to appear in the sequel…

>>164

It’s troublesome if they release Pokémon like Neolant or Quitalan that no one really wants…

>>173

Neo-Rant is here, isn’t it?

>>162

At first, I took down a pro wrestler, and it was relatively free.

It’s mostly Earth, but I think there are parts that have a nice scale blur thanks to the absence of Northeast China.

>>162

I thought it would be better to have at least that much guidance.

Being completely free sets the bar too high.

I was suddenly shown a street scene that looked just like the real world in Kitakami, and I became unsure about the reality line.

>>168

Paldia might also be a real Spain, you know.

Which setting is it where gym leaders change their Pokémon according to the challengers?

Arceus and Kitakami are different, you know.

It’s fine to forcefully defeat higher-level opponents, but if I do that, the ones below will just become a formality, and it’s fundamentally too much of a mismatch…

I thought there would be level adjustments based on the number of badges before the release, but I was surprised to find that there was nothing at all.

(The three monkeys confined at home)

The route is terrible if SV tries to go in the recommended order.

Well, there might have been a reason to want to stop by school or something.

Table City leaves a bad impression as it feels like it could have done a better job with the design.

>>180

Hakkou and Table City are actually modeled after Spanish cities.

It’s a port town with a market, but it’s only Portugal.

Isn’t “Legend Zerneas” a bit hard to say?

>>182

Such a title doesn’t exist, right?

There were too few sub-events compared to previous generations.

>>183

(So you didn’t attend school…)

It’s a prejudice, but it seems like those who bought USM didn’t buy it on the release date of Sword and Shield.

>>188

Since gold and silver, there is no option other than buying on the release date…

>>188

I bought usum instead of sm on the release day.

The boss is fixed, but my Pokémon has a judgment on whether to obey based on its level at the time of capture, so it feels strange.

The 3DS itself is nearing a dark age.

Sometimes blamed on youkai, but it has mostly nothing to do with it.

If it became a Legendary Rayquaza, would it always be sunny or raining heavily?

Well, it’s understandable if the character design has a different person in charge; I do think that Take’s eyes are a bit big though…

Simply put, it’s not just that mob training isn’t cute; it’s also that the creepy aspects stand out, and the fact that you rarely encounter mob training is a downside.

It’s strange to cram side events into an open world school.

>>193

Moreover, it’s terrible that it doesn’t make me want to go back at all.

That’s not what adventure is about.

If you’re going to make an open world, don’t just focus on appearances. Please thoroughly investigate why open worlds are popular and what makes them interesting before you proceed…

I definitely think the open-world elements were unnecessary.

It’s heavy and there’s nothing there.

The reason for including open world and raids is probably just because they are trendy, without any deeper reasoning.

Due to the collapse of the trio composed of the protagonist, rival, and heroine, Pokémon Special has become strange.

I might be biased, but I think those who won with Scarlet bought shields.