Wasn’t the evolution level really high?

Recently, they can sometimes be found at a low level in the wild.

>>1

It’s precisely because evolution is difficult that it creates a sense of attachment, so to speak…

Moreover, it fits really well as the main character’s possession.

I used to use Crobat a lot.

I thought that since I bought Black at that time, this cool Pokémon wouldn’t appear.

I didn’t use it, but was it chosen by many people because it was announced early?

I was using Gigaiath.

SV has wild ones wandering around, and they’ve also started to learn acrobatics, which is impressive.

Breakclaw isn’t particularly strong, but it’s doing its best.

>>8

Without a return of favor, the powerful Break Claw is now the main Normal type move…

I remember that the evolution is slow, but how much is it? When I looked it up, it was Lv.54… Is this a joke?!

>>9

“Look more at Sazandora and Urugamosu.”

>>11

Zygarde is a 600 base stat Pokémon, and Volcarona is rare, so I understand.

This guy clearly looks like he’s meant to be used for travel, doesn’t he?

>>13

This still has relatively usable base stats for a journey, so it’s better.

Look at the defensive-oriented Bargeena that pairs with it.

If the evolution level had been low, it might have been passed down together with Mukho.

>>10

S is somewhat half-hearted and can’t take the initiative, so that’s probably not the case.

The amount of Wasibon that can be obtained in the early game has increased.

However, it does not evolve by the time of completion.

BW is somewhat obtainable, though it’s late, but having it appear at the beginning of later works is just too malicious.

Mukuhawk is a legendary early-game bird, isn’t it?

Armoruga was also quite strong, but…

This guy is so cool that I took an egg and forcibly added him to my team from the very start of my journey in Unova.

This is the only one among my collection that hasn’t reached its final form despite having received eight badges…

Well, since H is high, durability can somehow be secured, and it can also produce some firepower.

There is a slightly ambiguous feeling; I want a strong priority move.

For some reason, they also use characters like Shirona and Adeku.

>>21

“Only the good looks of the face are adopted by the strong competitors everywhere.”

I thought that since its evolution is slow, it might actually be fine to stay as Wasi-bon, but its base stats were indeed disappointing.

Washi-bon looks like it could evolve twice.

I wonder if that level setting is because it’s going to appear in the second half.

Still, it’s late.

>>25

It seems that many Pokémon in BW have unusually high evolution level requirements, which suggests that it is designed with leveling up in mind using Tabunne.

If only memorizing things on my own was not about brute strength but about infighting.

In the remnants of the time when legends soared, I absolutely include a bird in my travel party at the beginning.

In high-level evolution, Noivern was the hardest in my traveling party.

I want you to look at Onbat’s base stats after seeing Washibon.

The distribution is hard to describe, but it also has an attack base stat of 123…

Even without considering that only one entry in the encyclopedia is filled, flamingos are too strong.

Is it a trap to encounter Wimple at the beginning of Sun and Moon?

The design is cool.

I was wondering if there was a demand to use this fixed symbol character from the early stages in the second game, as it was available from the beginning!

I genuinely think that bird Pokémon can be the most handsome.

The early days of Sword and Shield were the best environment for fans of the thread images.

I was attracted to the simplicity of just having to catch a male in the wild, which meant readiness without the hassle and difficulty of going through egg techniques.

The appearance is really good, and the color variations are clear and have nice differences, making it stylish.

>>38

Regular red is nice, but blue Wargle is also cool, isn’t it…?

There are too many Pokémon in BW that evolve slowly.

I have to wait quite a long time even though it’s about a Kojondo and something sexual.

>>41

I mean, doesn’t Kojofoo appear after you’ve progressed quite a bit?

>>43

Dokkenagedage is quite fast, you know…

>>55

When I saw it, I thought it was the return of Dageki… it was a bit more crazy though.

At that time, I thought this would be an early bird in Korokoro… and then this happened.

I never thought that the ability of Makenki, which I felt indifferent about during the BW era, would become an important characteristic that differentiates it from others.

Evolution level of BW.

The new Pokémon in SM are extremely rare encounters (or their habitats are limited).

Physical bias of SV

The surroundings felt kind of strange at the time of the journey, didn’t they…?

In this era, there was no competitiveness and the fighting spirit was still hesitant, so it’s understandable that this guy’s base stats were held back.

There is a recognition of failure, and it seems that low-level individuals are increasingly appearing in the wild.

Wild Pokémon that are excessively considered in the minor change version.

It would be fine if they could just reconsider the evolution levels of BW-born Pokémon.

I think it’s fine for Pokémon to have multiple evolution methods.

It is said that a Pokémon will evolve if it learns a move that can only be taught with a technical machine.

I think it would be a long-term liability if we don’t adjust according to the evolution levels of BW.

I wanted to use it in my travel party, but it’s unfortunate that the evolution level requirement is too high.

I think Zygarde at level 64 is unnecessarily high, but I can still understand it; however, I think Monozu at level 50 for Zweilous is completely absurd.

Isn’t it a trap that there’s a pre-evolution one at the beginning in SM?

The strong Pokémon vibe from its appearance is amazing.

I saw ads for BW everywhere before its release, but it’s taking forever to meet them in the game!