>>2

Even though there are hardly any ice or electric types, it’s not said like this, so the structure of Over is bad.

>>5

Aren’t Denji and Suzuna being made fun of?

Kiri-Fuda, Octane, and Charem.

If you’re a Four Heavenly King, you should be able to use Pokémon from other regions.

>>4

It’s just terrible that the Four Heavenly Kings can only use enemy NPC Pokémon.

>>12

I think it’s fine to have Pokémon that are revealed in the later stages, like Daigo.

>>14

Isn’t it essentially that way?

Fire type

Gallop, Goukazaru

Ice type

Yukinooh, Maneyura

Electric type

Rentorar, Pachirisu, Raichu

For now, let’s put in Steelix.

You have Glaceon, right?

Up until the third one, I was doing my best with fossil Pokémon, Roserade, and Lucario.

The leftover types after deciding with the gym leaders are passed on to the Elite Four, so it’s often like, “This type is too few to make a decent team… well… I guess that’s fine…”

>>16

Isn’t it strange that the gym leader is already at that point in Diamond and Pearl?

>>17

This is my trump card!

>>16

Since there is neither ice nor electricity, the type balance is already disrupted from the very beginning when deciding on the gym leader.

I thought that if Fuwaraido were a heat runaway type, it would still make an effort with the fire element.

>>18

Sucking power, baton touch, ghost fire, becoming smaller.

Out of respect for the first generation… but if that’s the case, at least they could have included two Gallop units or something.

How about the last gym being electric?

Diamond and Pearl unnecessarily take up too many slots with bugs and stuff.

>>23

Korotoc, Minomucchi (Bug-type), Agehanto (Butterfly-type), Bequeen, and Heracross are rather typical numbers for bugs.

The water of Empoleon, Bibarel, Gyarados, Golduck, Floatzel, Gastrodon, Azumarill, Numelgon, Wooper, Pelipper, Marill, Octillery, Neolant, Tentacruel, Milotic, Mantyke, and Palkia is overwhelmingly strange.

It’s much better than the original Kikuko Watari, where there were only the Ghost-type Miniryu and the Dratini.

>>24

Still, those guys seem to have mastered their respective poison and flying subtypes, don’t they?

>>33

No…

Because I can use Ice Fang, it’s the Ice Gym.

Because I can use Thunder Fang, it’s an Electric Gym.

Because I can use the Fiery Fang, I’m one of the Four Heavenly Kings of Fire.

Are you kidding me~~!!

>>25

There are too many Steelixes!

Too many domilers!

Compared to the half-hearted use of Fire Fang and Fire Punch to fill the gaps before the remake, I prefer the direction of the remake after they’ve fully embraced the role of a support for the Fire ace.

I want my enemy to die.

It’s seriously changed too much with the 60 new Pokémon added in Platinum.

The Sinnoh region has an abundance of water, too much water.

Wasn’t there quite a bit of ice itself?

Why is that guy using Charem?

>>32

Aren’t you mistaken for platinum?

>>32

In Diamond and Pearl, there are only the Sneasel family and the Snorunt family.

>>43

Wasn’t Yukimenoko also a Pokémon that gets unlocked after clearing?

It would be strange if there were few water-type Pokémon in Hokkaido, which is surrounded by the sea…

>>37

Hoenn and Alola don’t have such a high ratio.

>>37

The ratio is mostly land like never before over there.

There was talk that Gabumon was originally a Water Dragon and was changed to a Ground Dragon, so it’s really confusing how much water was planned to be released.

>>38

If you think about it, a ground dragon based on a shark is totally confusing…

In the setting, it can fly in the sky and…

>>41

Flying in the sky also includes nose art that depicts the faces of sharks and other creatures on the tips of fighter jets.

>>41

Isn’t it actually pretty normal for sharks to fly?

I thought the thumbnail became gloomy, but it was one of the Four Heavenly Kings.

Well, I understand that there is less fire and more water because it is inspired by the Tohoku region.

>>47

It’s not a reason for the lack of ice!

I feel that the water ratio in Sinnoh is worse due to the wetlands more than the abundance of the sea.

How many Mizujimendons are there, I wonder?

Shark characters that inhabit land aren’t that rare, though.

Usually, it feels like moving through the desert as if swimming in the sea.

>>53

I really enjoy the timid Alakazam that appears around the time when the trills and the last adjustments are done; it gives off a strong sense of accomplishment.

I’m really tired of the overused Dusknoir in the story.

>>54

It just has a weakness that is basically only to fire type…

>>56

Despite that, it’s just something that trainers in the rain zone tend to use…

It looks like a terrible harmful party because of Fuwaraido.

>>55

There’s also a wide-angle lens hypnosis gallop!

Since it’s a setup to fully support Tasu Goukazaru, it’s good!

Steelix and Chimecho are free materials.

As a type balance, it’s really strange even as a single-player RPG.

>>63

Choosing a monkey from the three noble houses clearly makes it easier…

Isn’t your Diamond and Pearl ugly?

>>66

Our ancestors are jade.

Even though BDSP is limited to underground, they added Pokémon like Houndoom, so wouldn’t it have been better if we could have given it items?!

First of all, I don’t understand the meaning of the rule that excludes post-clear.

>>68

Well, you know… the encyclopedia…

Since there are characters like Kikuko who use poison instead of ghosts from the very first generation…

>>70

A hand with too few cards: Gengar, Arbok, Ghost, Golbat, and Gengar.

>>70

The others have a lot of water like Kanna, a lot of rocks like Shiba, and a lot of flying like Wataru.

There is a theory that the original Four Heavenly Kings were 2-type experts.

If you’re going to use Goukazaru, why not also use the other two in the story?

>>74

In DP, weren’t all Pokémon other than legends, not limited to the three main families, used by NPCs?

>>80

I suddenly remembered that there were many nameless players who couldn’t register Fuwante in the Pokédex until Friday when BDSP was released.

>>88

If you don’t make a mistake in arithmetic, you can battle against the trainer who has Fuwante, right?

>>88

(I can do arithmetic…)

>>74

Grass type

Dodaitose, Roserade, Grass Mothim, Cherim, Masquerain, Yukinooh

Ground type

Dodon, Golem, Steelix, Sand Moth Madam, Tritodon, Namazun, Garchomp, Nuoh, Hippowdon

Steel type

Empoleon, Steelix, Torterra, Mismagius, Dusknoir, Lucario, Dialga

Of course, it includes things that NPCs would never use.

If there are this many people, there’s no reason to forcibly bring someone over.

I like how Ryo is understated, but brings a tenacious, false energy with things like wall cling and fireballs, just like Hercules.

>>75

I can feel the determination of a Pokémon like Dokukail that has the concept of durability with wall sticking, being ground down with the moonlight and black sludge, even with its low base stats.

Fuwaraido can be understood at the heat level.

Since there was a Tatara steelworks, it’s understandable for Haganer as well.

What is Mimilopp?

>>76

Shiko Frame

>>76

Hairstyle

>>76

Fire Punch

Kikuko and Wataru are still fine, right?

Even though there are other fighting types like Shiba, it’s still Onix.

I recently started playing the remake.

I was so confident up until that point, but I was seriously wiped out by Cynthia and I’m shocked.

Mimiroup is hot…

You could have put in two of the same Pokémon.

After being inducted into the Hall of Fame, Natane’s Gassa is weak in battles, but I can accept it because it’s an in-game enemy, and I like it.

6V Yoki S252 Remaining HP Attack Spread Toxic Orb Poison Heal

Spirit Punch, Substitute Spore, Mistletoe

>>85

The composition of the trash…!

First of all, before the release of Diamond and Pearl, these guys were saying that they were new evolution Pokémon!!! Why is it that they can only be obtained after clearing the game? What happened?

>>86

I was wondering if you could do a double slot.

Regigigas also assumes that the Regi series will be brought along.

Looking back now, it really felt like the version before the minor change was incomplete.

>>91

The Plasma Gang is too easy.

It’s said that she has even less screen time than Carné, who is teased so much, like Shirona.

Steelix

Steelix (Ground)

Steelix (Fire)

Steelix (Electric)

Steelix (Ice)

Marill (Steel)

I want you to prohibit the opponent in the scenario from holding a Focus Sash.

It’s just a pure hassle, aaah! Don’t you dare Dragon Dance, Ononokus!!!

The ghost and dragon users seem to have a huge problem even in Gold and Silver.

I thought Drapion was just a Bug/Poison type and that Lurantis was a Grass/Bug type.

The Pokémon that are not listed in the Pokédex added in the underground of BDSP.

Actually, they were added with Platinum, so they are actually a bit considerate of Platinum.

>>100

The way of consideration is a mystery…

“Haganeil” is

Possessing the three properties of fire, lightning, and ice ♣︎

It’s a meaningless conversation since there is no remake of Platinum in the first place…

The bias in types and the lack of options is

I wonder if they wanted to create a uniform play experience where most players use Bibarel and Luxray?

I don’t know the type, but if I attack, I can defeat it normally; a nicely balanced Drapion.

Lentlare and Mukuhawk are both strong, but the Intimidate effect is annoying.

>>108

A pinch of Gyarados there.

Since the selection of existing Pokémon is free, we should just consider the distribution to avoid having too few.

>>109

But you know, there can’t be that many Fire-type Pokémon in Hokkaido…

>>112

Well then, increase the number of Ice types.

>>112

What’s up with only having two types of Ice Pokémon?!

It’s not just about the dull effect in Diamond and Pearl…

Sinnoh gave me a valuable experience of having Steel-type become a debuff.

It’s tough that I have to be on guard against the ground even though I’m water, Empe…

In the original, it wasn’t as tough, but in the remake, Empoleon was a bit harsh.

It would be nice if I didn’t have to skimp on the TM.

>>115

Even though it includes elements like egg moves and the latest features, why is the TM system the same as it was back then!

Denji’s too brazen for bringing out a rain pelipper even in a power-up battle.

I am writing a lot of reports (15 seconds).

Matsuba’s additional planned ghost was scrapped…

Well, even so, adding just one kind is a bit difficult…

That memory of Sinnoh is often found in Platinum.

>>119

One of my strongest memories of Diamond and Pearl is that the first thing you do after launching the game is an incredibly slow report.

>>119

From the beginning, I have only valued Platinum.

The gate movements are too sluggish, and there is a lack of variation in the appearing Pokémon.

With many Pokémon in the Elite Four, there will inevitably be a lot of inexplicable Pokémon.

Shirona did a good job.

Empoleon and Torterra are slow and tough to handle; after all, it’s definitely Infernape.

>>122

Dodaitose can handle the problem of the story’s earthquake being too strong in any way…

The black HP bar is stylish… no, is this the memory of platinum…

The handsome international police officer makes his first appearance… this is also a memory of platinum…

Playing the piano at the villa… that’s also platinum… and fighting Momi at the critical moments… that’s also platinum, huh…

It’s fine for us to use intimidation, but it’s really annoying when the enemy uses it; it could be deadly.

Matsuba is lucky to have received Shadow Ball as a new move.

Kikuko’s Gengar is Night Head and Dream Eater, and the Ace’s Gengar doesn’t have Hypnosis, so Dream Eater is useless.

Well, that Shadow Ball is actually a physical move for a while longer, you know? Bwahahaha!

At that time, it was the latest work filled with new experiences, so I was so absorbed in it that I didn’t pay much attention.

I realize that if I do it now, there are so many places where it’s just poorly done, that’s Diamond and Pearl…

I won’t forgive Casey.

>>130

(I was shot by a charge beam from above…)

The Sinnoh Pokédex was restricted to 151 to match the first generation, and the addition of concepts for pre-evolutions and post-evolutions made it more cramped than the original generation.

The map isn’t that interesting either, like Tenganzan.

The roads and background music were good, and I enjoyed it back then.

Dodai is strong in Diamond and Pearl because he is exceptionally fast.

In the My-Change world, where the carrying of frozen beams is drastically increasing, it will become a sad situation.

The reputation changed too much around the time of Platinum.

Even if Empoleon is bad on the ground, within the scope of the story, it can endure earthquakes that are mismatched due to level differences, and it can generally outpace everyone except for Garchomp even in matching situations.

If it’s said that the problem is being overtaken by Gab, then yes.

>>134

Well, if you’re just playing normally, no one can outpace Cynthia’s Garchomp…

Empoleon doesn’t stand out much against its opponents, giving it a somewhat lackluster impression, but it has a consistent feel that lasts.

Rival-kun is just impatient, so he doesn’t really leave a strong impression.

>>138

I only have the image of someone who pays fines…

>>138

I remember being downcast after getting beaten by Team Galactic, but I wonder if I was active afterwards.

>>138

It was really strong in battles with platinum, so it has quite a bit left.

I also like background music.

>>138

I’ve thought about wanting that Gonbe.

Fire, water, and grass don’t balance out at all, right Pokémon?

Onmyon doesn’t really have any particularly painful attacks, so it’s just the right time to use items to buff up.

Even recalling that the specifications of the remake’s learning device couldn’t quite catch up with Shiron’s level makes it absolutely strange that it’s on the same level as the original.

Looking at that leak, it seems like Diamond and Pearl are putting too much effort into world-building and neglecting the essential game elements, right?

Peeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww haha!

Since I’m scared of Gab, I guess I’ll include at least one Ice-type…

Huh? Who was in Sinnoh with Ice types… I hope they’re faster than Garchomp, if possible…

>>149

There’s no one like that in Hokkaido.

>>149

Of all things, the mana that meets the conditions evolves through communication while holding tools.

Well, the appearance of Neuura is already late anyway.

Narrowing it down to 150 Pokémon for the Hall of Fame is a pointless obsession.

>>151

BW thought so too.

It’s fine to mix old and new as usual.

The improvements made in Platinum were unfortunately overshadowed by a remake that returned to the worst aspects, including an unpleasant character portrayal.

>>152

The character design hasn’t changed at all!

Despite being impatient, capturing Heracross and Snorlax from the Sinnoh tree is insane.

>>154

I often forgot to put on the wax, but this guy is really diligent…

The Sinnoh named character is using Lucario too much.

In the remake, the emperor struggled with his own Steel-type.

Why do I have to be passive against the target rock ground in the story…

After burning too bright, all that’s left for Ova is to burn out after losing, right?

There are many people being swayed by the loud voices on the internet saying it’s gloomy and murky.

The reason Denji lost his motivation for the battle was said to be because of Over, and that was no good.

Well, Denji is quite something himself, so it’s no surprise!

I feel like it was sad back then when the contest became awkward.

Kalos is also fixated on 150, but with three regions, each having 150, it ended up being an outrageous volume of 450 Pokémon by the time it was completed.

I wish I had the Battle Frontier… I don’t have many good memories of it, though.

>>165

I wish I could have played Battle Frontier on the Switch.

I prefer the Battle Frontier of Hoenn over Sinnoh.

>>169

It’s sad that there are no more solo play facilities to dive into.

I understand that you might not be motivated, but I think it’s questionable to cause a blackout in the city, Denji.

I think Kalos is rather considerate of past Pokémon.

>>167

What is it? You just gave me a Mega Evolvable Kanto starter trio, Torchic, Lapras, and Lucario along the way, didn’t you?

>>171

If I add the Kalos starter Pokémon, my travel party is already complete.

>>171

On top of that, the balance of the learning device is clearly wrong, so the journey is ridiculously easy.

It’s originally because Fuwaraido can stock up on Baton Pass…

That being said, my hand techniques are definitely getting stronger.

Well, having more options is generally more fun.

If someone wants to use something new, they can just choose the new one and use it normally.

Even though it’s a desperate measure with few options, I like the sense of strength that comes from using the Three Houses.

Most of the people who say they want Frontier are just those who plan to watch the factory’s streams and have no intention of playing it themselves, so it’s not worth listening to.

Frontier liked roulette.

The gallop seems pitiful because the flames are too few, making it look out of place instead.

I wonder how many people actually dedicated themselves to the battle facility.

>>178

I skipped it back when it was real kids, but I became interested and started touching it during the Pokémon Special Frontier arc.

I will never forgive the mob that traded the ghost while holding the unchanged stone.

>>180

Well, Diamond and Pearl can exploit the GTS bug.

Even though there were various comments like “Episode Delta,” it really isn’t fun without new elements.

>>181

ORAS has a lot more events for Team Aqua and Team Magma, as well as the primal Groudon event, even without considering Epider. Plus, there are things like flying in the sky.

It feels like there were so many Mega Stones after clearing that the prior information ended up being a trap.

When making a game, don’t they think about placing at least 5 types of each category?

Actually, Prim is also struggling and is running on two systems.

As expected, I can’t use Ponyta or Monferno for the Elite Four, so it turned out like this.

Well, it would have been nice to include a second Gallop…

Karos is strong because the learning device is also powerful.

Apart from that, the leveling-up facility is incredibly easy to use.

The experience points increase power is transmitted through the radio, so it really was a game where you didn’t struggle with leveling up.

I don’t have any memories of struggling that much with the Platinum Frontier.

Is it noisy enough at the factory…?

>>188

It’s not so much at 100, but at 50, the difference in the quality of the Pokémon on hand becomes significant by the 7th match.

I mean, even if there aren’t many fire types, we could have prepared a fire type for the second gym, so couldn’t we have managed with Ponita and Moukazaru?

When it comes to the story, I definitely think it would have been better to stick to the Platinum version in the Diamond and Pearl remakes.

>>190

Because it would turn into a platinum remake…

Even in just the story part leading up to the ED, Daigo, the neighbor, and Mitsuru have more appearances in ORAS.

But that’s what remakes are all about, right?