All posts by Plankton5165

Well, it doesn't look like it's gonna happen in 2024, because the Pokemon Presents didn't even mention a Johto remake once.

I have a slither of hope that one happens soon (maybe at some other point of the 2020s for like the Switch 2), and it probably should.

Johto has also gone the longest without a remake. HGSS came out way back in 2010 for the Nintendo DS. All Unova games that have ever been released were also for the Nintendo DS. I've played games that take place in every Pokemon region in the main series. So, if they were to make Johto and Unova remakes soon, the developers could give today's kids a chance to play Pokemon games that take place in every single region as well.

I also remember when Johto has also gone the longest without a remake before HGSS came out, so, you never know.

Never there is a time he uses more Dragon-type Pokemon than Flying-types (except in B2W2, not even in rematch teams from other games).

In Gen I, one of them was a gym leader, another an E4 member, and the last one a champion. In Gen II, ditto, except none of them have the same position.

Koga - Gym Leader -> Elite Four

Lance - Elite Four -> Champion

Blue - Champion -> Gym Leader

This can be Gold, Silver, or Crystal for the GBC, or HeartGold or SoulSilver for the Nintendo DS.

I have. HeartGold.

Not to mention it's probably my favorite Pokemon game. Johto has a lot of cute Pokemon, and very good looking player characters!

In BW remakes, all you can catch might be Pokemon that were introduced in Unova. That's it.

It’s the Gen 7 Grass starter, and Mallow is the Grass Trial Captain. Lana uses the Popplio line.

Except one: Inah Canabarro Lucas! She lives in Brazil.

Here are the 10 oldest living people:

1. Lucile Randon (France, age 118)

2. Maria Branyas Morera (Spain, age 115)

3. Fusa Tatsumi (Japan, age 115)

4. Bessie Hendricks (United States, age 115)

5. Edie Ceccarelli (United States, age 114)

6. Tomiko Itooka (Japan, age 114)

7. Inah Canabarro Lucas (Brazil, age 114)

8. Hazel Plummer (United States, age 114)

9. Kimiko Ono (Japan, age 114)

10. Yasue Okai (Japan, age 114)

The only country that a Pokemon region is based off of that isn't listed is the United Kingdom, which Galar is based off of. The oldest living person from there is Ethel Caterham (age 113), who is also the last living subject of Edward VII. (Shige Mineshiba lives in Canada, but was born in Japan. She'd be another living subject if she was living in Canada at the time Edward VII was ruler.)

I've noticed that Paldea has a lot of Johto Pokemon. There are four Johto Pokemon on my team right now. (Azumarill, Jumpluff, Ampharos, and Clodsire... oh, wait, that's a Paldea Pokemon, but it evolved from Wooper, which is a Johto Pokemon.)

In Johto, though, there were so many Kanto Pokemon! (Falkner used the Pidgey line, that's it. Morty used the Gastly line only. There is only one Johto Pokemon the first five gym leaders used: the infamous Miltank.)

1990s - Gen I, II

2000s - Gen III, IV

2010s - Gen V, VI, VII, VIII

1990s:

1. Ampharos

2. Vileplume

3. Charizard

4. Pikachu

5. Crobat

6. Jumpluff

7. Heracross

8. Skiploom

9. Magnemite

10. Diglett

2000s:

1. Hariyama

2. Arceus

3. Rayquaza

4. Dialga

5. Luxray

6. Heatran

7. Flygon

8. Swampert

9. Gallade

10. Porygon-Z

2010s:

1. Cinderace

2. Ribombee

3. Ferrothorn

4. Genesect

5. Scorbunny

6. Trevenant

7. Shiinotic

8. Emolga

9. Elgyem

10. Kartana

Here's mine:

1. Cinderace

2. Ampharos

3. Vileplume

4. Ribombee

5. Charizard

6. Pikachu

7. Hariyama

8. Arceus

9. Rayquaza

10. Ferrothorn