It’s true that there were constraints on the Satoshi anime.

It’s a new series that started without that, so it will likely be improved in a good way.

I first understood the technique of Trick Flower through its portrayal in the anime.

I see you’re not changing the protagonist.

>>3

It’s still just been two years…

I was thinking it would take about 3 years, but since there is only one year left until the release of the 10th generation, it probably means it will take about 2 more years.

The three families have evolved inconsistently even during Satoshi’s era, and the one that really got the short end of the stick is only Raichu!

Raichu has been fighting as Pikachu’s rival in one way or another…

The master Pokémon of the sewer, Swampert.

Juniiper being treated well by Mokuroh.

Arolai is cute, isn’t she?

Satoshi’s starter Pokémon had Charizard playing a big role.

Greninja also becomes Ash-Greninja, so the treatment is probably quite good.

The first generation allows Charizard to evolve, but Venusaur and Blastoise are out of the question; the popularity gap is just too blatant…!!

So far, the fully evolved Nyahoha stands out the most.

Hogeta and Welcamo are both sidekicks of main character class and have evolved, so I have high hopes for them in the future.

>>8

The stop at Chao Boo was…

A girl having a partner who leaves first is the way of the times, isn’t it?

Satoshi’s Bulbasaur will lose its caring personality if it evolves, even if it’s small.

I think it’s reasonable that the burden on the designers in drawing has increased.

It seems the main character will continue for another two years, but I wonder if these three will get Mega Evolution.

I want a power-up related to Terastal.

There were several episodes where it seemed really difficult to live, just because a character touched the stone evolution for a moment.

It seems there won’t be any distribution of the three ZA families.

As expected, this three-body (concept) is popular, isn’t it?

The jump of Hogueta after its actual release was amazing.

Kuass ended up feeling comparatively plain water after Messon…

I was glad that all the Alolan ones evolved.

Rowlet… just sleep.

>>23

I think it wasn’t necessary to force it to evolve since Gengar is already used by Royal Mask…

>>26

I think it’s good that I fought with Nyahito until the end.

If it evolves into something loud, I feel like the image of goofing around and laughing with Roy will disappear.

I understand that it becomes difficult when it gets bigger or more complex in terms of design.

I really hated that Piplup and Rowlet were absorbing the Water Stone.

Poppatcha Mokurow is really strong because it’s regular in both the Mama-targeted Monpoke and the girl-targeted Pokepiece.

I really want to see the moving Weenibar in anime.

>>29

Loud Borne and Weenie Ball seem to have ridiculously high animation costs…

The early anime Pokémon gave a strong impression that evolution only meant becoming stronger, but starting around Advanced Generation, the treatment changed and Satoshi began to think about it more positively.

In terms of evolution, it seems that Mr. Shudo has strong opinions.

It’s nice that the partner evolves and the main characters grow.

I feel like, starting from Greninja, they are designed with the concept of treating one final evolution as a media mix project in reverse.

People say that Raichu is unpopular, but I think if it had evolved into Raichu, it would have been popular in its own way.

Intermediate evolutions tend to be treated ambiguously in games, so depicting them attractively in anime is a good thing.

>>36

Nyarote was too good.

Muskarnya is very affectionate toward its trainer and is also very jealous.

Loudbone has a calm and meddlesome personality.

Weenibal is noisy and a trickster, but a hard worker.

I feel like the character’s personality setting makes them easy to handle.

The Nyaroote period ended up being quite long after all.

It’s the first time I’ve seen so many goods from Evolution 1 with such equality.

Characters like Fukamaru that just sit in a troublemaker role without evolving aren’t really that interesting, to be honest…

This time, the troublemaker was solely handled by Pagogo.

The Achigeta was crawling on all fours and running faster.

The production is quite consciously influenced by Loud Born.

I wonder when it will evolve.

Nyaoha, who became the main character in the anime right from the start, is seriously well-treated.

The Wainibal has such high drawing costs that it will either not evolve until the very end or disappear completely.

>>44

Should we just make the wiener festival a bank…?

It will become Roy’s story from Riko’s story.

It seems like I might main Lucario, and I hope it becomes a round form before I get it.

Wenibaru will probably only spread its tail feathers during battle, so it should be fine.

I wonder if Rico and Todd will also catch new Pokémon.

>>48

I think they’ll be in the Mega Evolution category.

It’s uncertain whether new Mega Evolutions will be added to existing Pokémon or if we will capture new ones.

I think it’s also because people don’t watch as much anime as they used to.

There are more options now, like online anime and Netflix.

In any case, there should still be more than six months until the release of Z-A at this point.

I think the key visual of Mega Voltage can only showcase existing elements.

Perhaps a new element will emerge as a surprise eventually.

In Satoshi’s series, about 70% consists of daily episodes, so characters and Pokémon that stir up the story are necessary.

I don’t even know when the 10th generation will be.

It’s been a while, hasn’t it? It’s been over 3 years, I think.

I think a three-year cycle may be too short to align with the speed of game development.

Not long ago, I felt like it would be finished in three years, but now I have a feeling it will take four years.

>>55

Since we have Legends in between, it seems like there will actually be more flexibility in the schedule.

I really like how Ricoroi, being a novice trainer, feels like they are growing together with their Pokémon as a pair.

Riko-chan is becoming more and more courageous, and her evolution into Mascarena is well linked to that.

I guess there’s going to be a new protagonist with the timing of the new installment.

I suppose growing the Rikoloid dot for two years is based on that assumption as well.

Roi will make friends with a shiny Lucario that looks like it’s for Mega Evolution.

I feel like it’s quite a difficult line to determine whether we can get Loudborn Mega Evolution.

It’s not the type that becomes aloof after evolving.

Nyaoha was the most tsundere, and it’s refreshing to see the dere side increase with Nyarote.

>>60

Because it’s a cat.

When I get a little sister, I’ll be sulking because I won’t be able to get attention… Nyarote is nice, right?

>>62

Nyarote taking care of Pagogo is so cute, no matter what.

I thought Mega Evolution would make a comeback in the 10th generation, but it turns out there will be external games that allow battles including past power-up elements regardless of the generation! That’s why.

I think the lifespan of the 9th generation will be extended since new Mega evolutions will likely increase in ZA.

I wonder if the three starters could do something like a Mega Evolution-like process using the Terastal Orb instead of the Keystone, linked with the new Mega Ring even in toys.

Raichu was too thick…

Pika-sama also went on a diet.

Not only Riko’s hand-held items but also the big sister vibe of the Achigator.

The tag of Mascaraigna and Sableye has such a strong visual… I want to see it again somewhere.

I’m really looking forward to Achigeta facing the inner conflict of having to battle as Loudbrawn on the ground after fulfilling the dream of riding on the back of Taikaiden and longing for Charizard…

>>69

Let’s ride on Rayquaza’s back.

There were some mixed feelings about how Charizard was handled.

I understand that you don’t want to change the character too much through evolution.

It’s a matter of not needing to change your character and just being yourself.