300 pokemon is half the national dex (no duh, sherlock). Another problem is that pokemon are being based off the same animals and other things (like Ekans/Arbok, Dunspare(?), Seviper, Snivy/Servine/Serperior, and now Thunderous are all based off of snakes). It just doesn't mix well when you have so many of the "same" pokemon over and over, especailly in the same region. I have doubts, but who knows?
I have to agree, the repetitiveness was annoying. I would have loved to have Pokemon like Pawinard or Rufflet/Vullaby earlier on.
300 pokemon is half the national dex (no duh, sherlock). Another problem is that pokemon are being based off the same animals and other things (like Ekans/Arbok, Dunspare(?), Seviper, Snivy/Servine/Serperior, and now Thunderous are all based off of snakes). It just doesn't mix well when you have so many of the "same" pokemon over and over, especailly in the same region. I have doubts, but who knows?
Yep, That's mainly why I lost interest in training Pawniard and Deino back in BW... I left them out for these new games hoping they appear much earlier in the game this time...
So, you mean to say that we can't have different birds in this region because it wouldn't mix well?
Biodiversity exists for a reason.
Since when was sacred thundurus a snake? Just because it's measured by length doesn't mean it's a snake. Rayquaza is not a snake last I checked.
300 pokemon is half the national dex (no duh, sherlock). Another problem is that pokemon are being based off the same animals and other things (like Ekans/Arbok, Dunspare(?), Seviper, Snivy/Servine/Serperior, and now Thunderous are all based off of snakes). It just doesn't mix well when you have so many of the "same" pokemon over and over, especailly in the same region. I have doubts, but who knows?
Dunsparce is based on a snake? I just always thought of it as some random thingy. Though I forgot that it's classified as the Land Snake PokémonDunsparce is a Japanese legend snake
Dunsparce is based on a snake? I just always thought of it as some random thingy. Though I forgot that it's classified as the Land Snake Pokémon
Anyway, I thought I should do a poké-count again since the main site included the pokémon from the movie trailer (Grimer & Muk, Zangoose, Seviper). So if we count them, there are now only 97 pokémon left to be added to the pokédex
Yeah nature gets so boring what with all these Gardeners, Cobras, Coral, and Rattles all being based off of snakes...
You might wanna remember that just like nature has different species of the same animal so does Pokemon, heck none of the serpentine pokemon lines are based on the same snake
Ekans and Arbok are Rattlesnakes and Cobras
Dunsparce is a Japanese legend snake
Seviper is a viper
Snivy's line is based on Garden snakes and boas (hence the lack of Poison moves like Poison Fang and Poison Tail)
Do you think Feebas's line will be added because of how generation V introduced the Prism Scale?
I think that's a good possibility.
The Magnezone line (who got Chargestone Cave as a new evolution method) is in, I'd like to think the other lines with new methods of evolution -- like the Nosepass & Feebas lines -- are in too.
Nature's incredibly boring. That's why I play video games insted of bug catching (1 brownie point to anyone (so everyone) who can tell me why I used that as an example). I still would like a little more variation in pokemon. Even if they are based on different species, I assume most people think of the snakes as snakes. Just an opinion.
Do you think Feebas's line will be added because of how generation V introduced the Prism Scale?
Also, just out of curiosity, how many people used Milotic outside of contests if they do add it?
This is actually a really good point... I completely forgot about the Prism Scale... I think Feebas/Milotic may indeed have a high chance of making it into the new Unova Dex...
Another problem is that pokemon are being based off the same animals and other things (like Ekans/Arbok, Dunspare(?), Seviper, Snivy/Servine/Serperior, and now Thunderous are all based off of snakes). It just doesn't mix well when you have so many of the "same" pokemon over and over, especailly in the same region. I have doubts, but who knows?