The world's most popular monster-catching franchise is opening up new frontiers for players this spring. Let's take some time and get to know just what we'll be catching in the land of Unova.
Round 2 - Ishizumai and Ishiparesu
Who Dat Pokemon? - Round Two
The world's most popular monster-catching franchise is opening up new frontiers for players this spring. Let's take some time and get to know just what we'll be catching in the land of Unova.
Round 2 - Ishizumai and Ishiparesu
Lobstrata! I love it.
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Yeah, Gaijin totally wins this round. Those are awesome names.
Now watch the legit names be much less awesome.
I agree, great names. I keep coming up with things like hermidoor and crabmansion. I bet the real names will be better than mine, but not likely better than gaijin's.
I've never had interest in Pokemon, but I love crabs and hermit crabs. These are the coolest looking Pokemon I've ever seen and might just cause me to buy a copy of Pokemon Black/White.
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I most certainly have to agree that Gaijin suggested the best names. Here's hoping someone over at NoA was thinking along the same lines. . .
"The word 'equals' rarely applies when one person's rear in on the other's head."
- Nah, Fire Emblem: Awakening
Man, and here I was wishing I'd been able to come up with something better than Hermite... I liked Ocelot's Reclurock, personally.
Do they still have the 10 character limit on the Western Pokémon names?
I believe so. And a five character limit on the Japanese names.
I wonder if it's a stylistic choice for that at this point, because you'd think they'd have enough memory and screen space by now to fix "Feraligatr".
"The word 'equals' rarely applies when one person's rear in on the other's head."
- Nah, Fire Emblem: Awakening
Hm... there go two possibilities I was considering.
Not the ones I'd planned on using next, though
Gaijin wins this one, yeah.
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