Well, like I said, I doubt they will reuse the siren theme if Salandit has it. Maybe it loses it's legs entirely and just becomes a snake. But like I said, I think we shouldn't compare them to Salandit.
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Well, like I said, I doubt they will reuse the siren theme if Salandit has it. Maybe it loses it's legs entirely and just becomes a snake. But like I said, I think we shouldn't compare them to Salandit.
roserade the warrior
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Oh, ok thanks for the clarification, I keep messing the 2 myths together xD.
And for the wings part: I didnt too. But the sirens are there.
I thought about that too (the snake evolution), but I dont think they are going to do a "snivy" again. Still, who knows?
The thing that is throwing us off is The Fox, which is a character from: The painted skin 2: Resurrection, which is a chinese movie.
Here is another image of the fox in her demon form, about to kill/attack the princess:
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Maybe it's body will be similar to Scolipede but just more elegant. Sense most of these are mythical, there's a possibility that it's Poison-Fairy. Fire is the secondary type in Salandit. Secondary types are the most likely to change upon evolution.
maskofsanity1998
Rebel
it's highly unlikely to change secondary typings of a pokemon in an evolution line (i know it happens, but its unlikely)
I think that due to the ability - corrosion - it's unlikely to lose fire (since fire is good against steel types, where poison is non-effective, thus the fire lets it poison steel types(something along those lines)) and i doubt it would go from that to especially something like fairy, where it would be weak to steel
XXD17
Draco rex
Does anyone have a screen shot of that post? I would like to take a look at it...as for the creatures depicted, all of them have to do with seduction besides Medusa I think....
Fox: in Chinese, a derogatory term to call women is "Hu li jing", which literally translates into "fox demon", but moreso is implying that the woman is seducing a man who's already in a relationship...
Cleopatra is one of the most famously depicted seductresses in history (as depicted by popular media of course)
Sirens seduce sailors...into crashing to their doom...
Medusa seems to be the exact opposite of these...
Maybe these are traits of salandit's evo? It could be a Gorgon lizard that seduces its prey?
Fox: in Chinese, a derogatory term to call women is "Hu li jing", which literally translates into "fox demon", but moreso is implying that the woman is seducing a man who's already in a relationship...
Cleopatra is one of the most famously depicted seductresses in history (as depicted by popular media of course)
Sirens seduce sailors...into crashing to their doom...
Medusa seems to be the exact opposite of these...
Maybe these are traits of salandit's evo? It could be a Gorgon lizard that seduces its prey?
I'm stumped too on the fox, but they are all feminine. At least they have that in common. But that's the problem. I'm pretty sure only one is the answer, and they seem too close to be able to rule anything out...Even the fox is close to them. Maybe we should come back when we can rule one out or when we can at least have a plausible answer...
Lykouros
Sandslash fan
What does this part mean of the Salandit riddle? "...is not that what the thieves do not fly into it ~" Salandit is a thief. Is he referencing this or is it an expression? Can someone post the pictures from this?
Also, is the heron-like bird in the new Generations short (Episode 5) supposed to be a Pokemon, or is it most likely just a bird?
Also, is the heron-like bird in the new Generations short (Episode 5) supposed to be a Pokemon, or is it most likely just a bird?
2dtyplosion
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It's said as if only one of them is the evolution. So is it safe to rule out medusa? It has less in common with them when you put it like that.
I don't know... The translations are kind of weird. He's using a double negative in a sentence, which makes it difficult to understand. Sometimes, double negatives can work, however, this doesn't seem like one of those times...
LoveMcQueen5683
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But we already have two nine tail foxes...and one of them being new from this gen...plus how would a lizard evolve into a fox?
I think fox is clearly the silly answer to the question.
BlahBlahJr.
Pokemon Scholar
I have this odd feeling that Oricorio is an evolved Pokémon. I am thinking that since it's practically proven that each form lives on a different island. Maybe, it's base form evolved based on which island it is on when it reaches a certain level.
Minior looks to have an evolved form for sure just by its design alone.
Salandit the same.
I am hoping that they round out the Alolan forms to about 20. 10 more would bring it to 21 total.
So far, we have;
Rattata - Dark/Normal
Raticate - Dark/Normal
Sandshrew - Ice/Steel
Sandslash - Ice/Steel
Raichu - Electric/Psychix
Vulpix - Ice
Ninetales - Ice/Fairy
Exeggutor - Grass/Dragon
Meowth - Dark
Persian - Dark
Marowak - Fire/Ghost
We could get, for example;
Butterfree - Bug/Psychic
Growlithe - Water
Arcanine - Water
Ekans - Poison/Dark
Arbok - Poison/Dark
Doduo - Flying/Fighting
Dodrio - Flying/Fighting
Lapras - Rock/Fire
Staryu - Water/Steel
Starmie - Water/Steel
Just some speculation...
Minior looks to have an evolved form for sure just by its design alone.
Salandit the same.
I am hoping that they round out the Alolan forms to about 20. 10 more would bring it to 21 total.
So far, we have;
Rattata - Dark/Normal
Raticate - Dark/Normal
Sandshrew - Ice/Steel
Sandslash - Ice/Steel
Raichu - Electric/Psychix
Vulpix - Ice
Ninetales - Ice/Fairy
Exeggutor - Grass/Dragon
Meowth - Dark
Persian - Dark
Marowak - Fire/Ghost
We could get, for example;
Butterfree - Bug/Psychic
Growlithe - Water
Arcanine - Water
Ekans - Poison/Dark
Arbok - Poison/Dark
Doduo - Flying/Fighting
Dodrio - Flying/Fighting
Lapras - Rock/Fire
Staryu - Water/Steel
Starmie - Water/Steel
Just some speculation...
maskofsanity1998
Rebel
Oh, how did i not even notice that? I don't think pokemon would just put a random bird there (I know they did early in the anime when there werent that many pokemon, but im pretty sure they stopped doing that) and i dont think it looks like a pokemon we already have (swanna would be the closest i think) so it might be a new pokemon (its around seconds 8-12 if someone wants to look at it)
Alolan pelipper? (kidding... probably)
BlahBlahJr.
Pokemon Scholar
It's clearly a Fearow.
Lykouros
Sandslash fan
I looked at it for quite some time and it didn't look like a Fearow, but perhaps I missed the features. Thanks!
future.newyorker
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Alolan Growlithe and Arcanine have already been debunked. And I would rather Alolan Ekans and Arbok be Poison/Water, to tie in with Ekans appearance in Pokémon 2000.
Leviticus20:13
Talonflame Falconer
Gen 7 could be the split evo gen, all kinds of split evos. Time of day, sex, friendship, anything really.
There's not been that many split evos so far. Lots of different forms but not many confirmed split gen evolutions.
BlahBlahJr.
Pokemon Scholar
How has the Growlithe and Arcanine been debunked? Granted it most likely isn't true, but it's all speculation and hope. If you're going to say it is debunked because we see Arcanine in a video, well we see both Meowth and Exeggutor in a video, we even see Meowth as early as the very first video, so anything is possible.
Plus, I like the idea of a Black Mamba like Ekans and Arbok.
It's possible that Oricorio is a split evolved Pokémon. I had the theory that all four forms evolve from a single Pokémon based on the location of when it would evolve.
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XXD17
Draco rex
Ok guys...I've finally got the time to properly look at the salandit post and this is what I got. Again, Italics are what I added in for the sake of clarification.
"The prior "rejected" (technically the characters used means "trashed" or "destroyed", but rejected makes more sense) post mentioned that poison burglar fire lizard's (salandit's) evolution was hinted at in its introductory text. (I think this is referring to a fake post that claimed to know what salandit will evolve into) At least, it was depicted to be a seducer (or a creature that lures things) (which was apparently correct). So then which one of the following is the evolution designed after? Attention (note): This riddle isn't in regards to anything new so it won't appear in any future riddles nor will the answer be revealed in the (chart) updates.
1) [Fox Demon] Nine-tailed fox
2) [Egyptian Queen] Cleopatra
3) [Gorgon] Medusa
4) [Sea Demon] Siren
I'll see you guys next time! Doesn't it seem like that a bandit evolving into any of these doesn't make any sense at all? (smirk)"
I personally think it's either Medusa or Cleopatra....
I also took a quick look at the post under it. Apparently, the "champion" that the backpacker mentions in the XY games is someone that has been revealed and instead of making random assumptions, it would b better to review some of the stuff we already know. Also, he mentions that Kahunas are Kahunas and to not try and connect them with any other relations.
"The prior "rejected" (technically the characters used means "trashed" or "destroyed", but rejected makes more sense) post mentioned that poison burglar fire lizard's (salandit's) evolution was hinted at in its introductory text. (I think this is referring to a fake post that claimed to know what salandit will evolve into) At least, it was depicted to be a seducer (or a creature that lures things) (which was apparently correct). So then which one of the following is the evolution designed after? Attention (note): This riddle isn't in regards to anything new so it won't appear in any future riddles nor will the answer be revealed in the (chart) updates.
1) [Fox Demon] Nine-tailed fox
2) [Egyptian Queen] Cleopatra
3) [Gorgon] Medusa
4) [Sea Demon] Siren
I'll see you guys next time! Doesn't it seem like that a bandit evolving into any of these doesn't make any sense at all? (smirk)"
I personally think it's either Medusa or Cleopatra....
I also took a quick look at the post under it. Apparently, the "champion" that the backpacker mentions in the XY games is someone that has been revealed and instead of making random assumptions, it would b better to review some of the stuff we already know. Also, he mentions that Kahunas are Kahunas and to not try and connect them with any other relations.
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Wow, so even the Riddler thinks that Salandits evolution doesn't really seem close to Salandit...
I hope he doesn't give a hint for the Champion. That'd be an answer I'd try to avoid...
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