Id like to know

mine is Kyogre!!! 🔵🐋

For me, I want to see more clothing options other than the standard head, face, torso, pants, and feet

Like I want neck accessories and wrist accessories

I also want to be able to customize my Mega Keystone and put it somewhere other than my wrist

Terrible design, looks like a calculator. Bad data info and bad voice.

The newer model was better, just a bad voice still.

The original Johto Pokedex was just as bad.

The Pokedex's got better after Hoenn like, Galar, Kalos, Sinnoh, and Unova.

Even if you don't have an exacted LEAST fave, you can put one down, you aren't THAT into.

Kanto - Dugtrio

Johto - Unown

Hoenn - Luvdisc

Sinnoh - Lumineon

Unova - Alomomola

Kalos - Klefki

Alola - Bruxish

Galar - Runerigus

Paldea - Wugtrio

Greninja

Little rant post from me since I wanted to speak my mind.

Since gen 6 we've only had perfect type triangles for the secondary types of a starter. I'm getting tired of this. In my personal opinion, this limits the creativity of the design and how unique the starter typing is.

We've had so many dark and ghost type starters in the past few generations, I miss when the typings felt unique. Don't get me wrong, I'm loving the new starters, my favorite starter of all time is Gen 9. It seems Legenda Z-A might fix this, but if the starters get new forms, they might stick to a perfect triangle, or if they don't (highly doubt, but its possible), then Emboar will be the only one with 2 types, which is unfair.

I've been wanting an electric type starter for ages, as well as ice, and I know I'm not the only one that wants a new unused starter type.

TLDR: Perfect type triangles are becoming overused

Ash's Bulbasaur

And

Ash's Torterra

These 2 are similar, both helped other Pokemon and would break-up fights.

That's just what I think.

All 3 are solid, the one to rival is Hoenn, but Empoleon is better then Swampert.

Gen 1 - Pikachu

Gen 2 - Heracross

Gen 3 - Blaziken

Gen 4 - Lucario

Gen 5 - Krookodile

Gen 6 - Greninja

Gen 7 - Incineroar

Gen 8 - Dracovish

Gen 9 - Ceruledge

For some reason i could't make a poll, so instead i made a post

Okay, so after playing a lot of Pokemon Violet, especially running around the Terrarium a bunch, I can confidently say what the best part of either DLC is.

The School Store, in Blueberry Academy.

Why? It is SOOOO convenient!! For one, you can just straight up buy Rare Candies and Large XP Candies. And since BP is ridiculously easy to grind, you'll definitely accumulate a lot of it, which means easy Exp. grinding!!

Secondly, the evolution items. I figured at first the only way to get items like the Magmarizer or Dubious Disc was from the Item Printer, which is purely RNG. But nope!! You can buy them straight up from the School Store for like, 2 quests worth of BP.

And lastly, the TM selection. Swords Dance, Dragon Dance, Body Press, Flip Turn, Calm Mind, Trick Room, my almighty Thunderbolt, all easily obtainable to renewable here! No need to go on a wild goose chase looking for it, then finding the materials to keep crafting it. It's just a click of a button, and you've got em, so good!!

Sorry if I'm spamming a lot of posts, I just have a lot to say is all, you know? I'm very passionate about this

I understand something like Arceus or Appletun or even Biddor, but I would honestly start as a Dreepy. If you aren't unlucky, then you will be part of a Drakloak or Dragapult if you are lucky and get shot out in battle. Then when I evolve into Dragapult, I can own a little baby me! Then as Dragapult, when not battling, would gather Dreepy and I would shoot them out, let them fly

I just cannot believe that you cannot get Alolan Raichu in a Switch Pokemon game (DLC excluded) without having to play Let's Go.

I mean, it's a worthy price to pay for having my number 1 favorite Pokemon of all time, but at the same time, I don't wanna pay $60 for a mid at best game

In the surprisingly wise words of Thanos, "The hardest choices require the strongest wills"

Yes this is another ranting post about Alolan Raichu not being available in S/V, I will never forgive Nintendo for that

Just savoring at Pokemon sword and found this

If it's real I might get my mom to buy it

It does say the seller is nintendo so it might be real

1st Stage

9: Quaxly

8: Sobble

7: Popplio

6: Mudkip

5: Squirtle

4: Totodile

3: Oshawott

2: Piplup

1: Froakie

2nd Stage

9: Brionne

8: Drizzile

7: Quaxwell

6: Prinplup

5: Dewott

4: Wartortle

3: Marshstomp

2: Croconaw

1: Frogadier

Final Stage

9: Primarina

8: Quaquaval

7: Samurott

6: Inteleon

5: Blastoise

4: Swampert

3: Feraligtr

2: Empoleon

1: Greninja

(My Opinion)

1st Stage

9: Chikorita

8: Sprigatito

7: Chespin

6: Snivy

5: Grookey

4: Bulbasaur

3: Turtwig

2: Treecko

1: Rowlet

2nd Stage

9: Dartrix

8: Quilladin

7: Bayleef

6: Servine

5: Ivysaur

4: Thwacky

3: Floragato

2: Grotle

1: Grovyle

Final Stage

9: Meganium

8: Serperior

7: Venasaur

6: Decidueye

5: Meowscarada

4: Chesnaught

3: Rillaboom

2: Torterra

1: Sceptile

(My Opinion)

What do you all think?

So I feel like I have a pretty good grasp of what types are super-effective against what, resist what, so on and so forth.

But there are some matchups that I just cannot remember for the life of me. Like for instance, Ice not being super-effective against Rock. I mean, it makes sense, if you think about it. In the real world, ice is one of the major factors when it comes to erosion, along with water and plants. Water and Grass are strong against Rock, so why not Ice? I can never remember

Strangely enough, despite Electric being my favorite type, I can never remember how the interaction between it and Grass goes. Does Electric resist Grass? Or does Grass resist Electric? I never know until it's too late

Finally, I don't know why, but I swear sometimes I think Bug is strong against Fighting. I think it's because it's strong against the other two parts of the type triangle, Dark and Psychic, so I just assume Bug is strong against Fighting too. But nope, it's not.

And just for a little bit of a bonus, I feel like Electric should be super-effective against Steel. Metal conducts electricity, just like water does, so it makes no sense that Water is weak to Electric, but Steel isn't.

I've been playing these games for over a decade how can I still be forgetting this stuff...