Spider-Phoenix
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And my unpopular opinion is Charmeleon looks better than Charizard. And Charizard lost a lot by NOT keeping Charmeleon's red/crimson color
I agree. I don't hate Charizard but Charmeleon has a much cooler color schemeAnd my unpopular opinion is Charmeleon looks better than Charizard. And Charizard lost a lot by NOT keeping Charmeleon's red/crimson color
Spider-Phoenix said:And my unpopular opinion is Charmeleon looks better than Charizard. And Charizard lost a lot by NOT keeping Charmeleon's red/crimson color
I can't say that the thought of Lizardon (Charizard) having a crimson hue sounds appealing to me. I try to envision it, but it just seems wrong. I don't have any particular opinions on Lizardo (Charmeleon) aesthetically speaking, although I remember thinking that its role in the anime during the Kanto saga should've lasted longer.
And my unpopular opinion is Charmeleon looks better than Charizard. And Charizard lost a lot by NOT keeping Charmeleon's red/crimson color
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And should be evolved into Lizardo early in Don't Get Angry, Okorizaru! Episode to Match the Special!Red's Fusshī 2nd evolution that also fought against Okorizaru as well and so Dragon Rage actually do made sense.I can't say that the thought of Lizardon (Charizard) having a crimson hue sounds appealing to me. I try to envision it, but it just seems wrong. I don't have any particular opinions on Lizardo (Charmeleon) aesthetically speaking, although I remember thinking that its role in the anime during the Kanto saga should've lasted longer.
I agree with you 100%. I don’t have as much free time to play Pokémon to try and complete the National Dex like I could 10 years ago. I can’t even complete the various Dexes in XY and the Gen VII games. In XY the only Dex I managed to complete was the Central Dex. And in the Alola games I never finished one, not even the Poni Dex which was th3 smallest one of all even after three years of continuous play sessions everyday. So how am I supposed to complete a National Dex with nearly 900 different Pokémon without it taking so long that Gen IX comes out and I must start over again?There are too many Pokemon.
With every new game, Game Freak introduces roughly 100-120 new Pokemon. There's currently, something like 890- that's not including the few new ones we're getting in the DLC. GF has painted themselves into a corner. With SW/SH they pruned the Pokedex despite some really heated fan-backlash. I believe that's an issue that will get worse, not better. If GF had a problem with the Pokedex because 800 mons were too many, what happens when the number hits 1,000 or 1,200? They release a NEW (not a remake) mainline title about every 3-4 years, so if they continue with this pattern we'll get another game in 2022/2023 with more new mons and probably less Pokedex/Box space. Despite the harsh criticism they've received over the lack of a National Dex this time around I highly doubt we'll ever see it in a mainline Pokemon Game again.
Transfer the old Pokémon from the previous game? That way you only need to catch the new ones.I agree with you 100%. I don’t have as much free time to play Pokémon to try and complete the National Dex like I could 10 years ago. I can’t even complete the various Dexes in XY and the Gen VII games. In XY the only Dex I managed to complete was the Central Dex. And in the Alola games I never finished one, not even the Poni Dex which was th3 smallest one of all even after three years of continuous play sessions everyday. So how am I supposed to complete a National Dex with nearly 900 different Pokémon without it taking so long that Gen IX comes out and I must start over again?
There are too many Pokemon.
With every new game, Game Freak introduces roughly 100-120 new Pokemon. There's currently, something like 890- that's not including the few new ones we're getting in the DLC. GF has painted themselves into a corner. With SW/SH they pruned the Pokedex despite some really heated fan-backlash. I believe that's an issue that will get worse, not better. If GF had a problem with the Pokedex because 800 mons were too many, what happens when the number hits 1,000 or 1,200? They release a NEW (not a remake) mainline title about every 3-4 years, so if they continue with this pattern we'll get another game in 2022/2023 with more new mons and probably less Pokedex/Box space. Despite the harsh criticism they've received over the lack of a National Dex this time around I highly doubt we'll ever see it in a mainline Pokemon Game again.
I was doing that with Gen VI and I still couldn’t complete the Dex.Transfer the old Pokémon from the previous game? That way you only need to catch the new ones.