Nintendo of Japan Announces Pokemon Black/White, also Speculation Thread

[Kyle]

Ramping up difficulty doesn't mean they should go against the percentages for effects of attacks.

I do agree that to make the opponents more difficult they should use items during the battle and not use stupid attacks (example: opponent's geodude keeps using defense curl even though I'm attacking with a special move) during the battle. The opponents should even switch pokemon out to get the upper hand during the battle and also have more pokemon in their party that don't go by the 'more pokemon you have the lower all their levels are' rule. I also think if there should be a difficult option, the player shouldn't be told what pokemon the opponent is sending out.

[sevlag]

final forms of starters?

[CN3089]

nice job linking from 4chan /b/tard

[CodeBrain]

lol

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2. Upload them to an image hosting site
3. Post picture(s)
4. ???
5. PROFIT!!!

[DarkHalo003]

And on the hardest difficulty, the computer would use items as often as a player.

And it would say shit like "Biker Jeff pressed BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB"

If that was the case then I would be spending an entire day during one battle.lol.

I'm playing Ruby under my own rules (I call it Ruby Medium Mode) and it's basically all of the rules except:
1.) You don't have to release a fainted Pokemon. You can use Revive's only in-battle, but you have to revive a fainted Pokemon at the Pokemon Center otherwise.
2.) If you catch the first Pokemon you run into in an area, then you can catch more in that area. IF you screw up, then you can't catch anymore in that area.
3.) You're not "disqualified" from the challenge if you fail to nickname a Pokemon. I found this to be an annoying thing since I get attached to my team anyways.

I found Hard mode to be obnoxious and depressing, so I modified it for moderate use.

[sevlag]

well fuck it 404'd besides i was lazy it was a scan of the srtarter's final form in gen 5

[thehoodedsmack]

So it's been said that the Isshu region is based upon the geography and wildlife of the United States of America. Personally I don't think the Pokemon Company of Japan should be the ones tasked with creating an accurate representation of America, but whether or not you agree with that sentiment, the latest reveal from Pokemon Sunday has pretty well confirmed, in my mind at least, that the Isshu region is most definitely a region of America in the Pokemon World. First, the silhouette released on Pokemon Sunday:



And the scan from CoroCoro magazine:



Wooguru (Japanese Name) The Valor Pokemon. A red, white, and blue eagle. Normal/Flying type based heavily on America's national animal.

Oh, also released in the magazine was Minezumi (Japanese Name), a chipmunk-looking thing.

[AAA]

Finally ONE pokemon that doesn't look like a total Plush toy.

Badass Eagle.

[PlasbianX]

That chipmunk looks stoned... just like half of the other pokemon.

[Cortexian]

Does Wooguru have an ultimate attack based on unfounded assumptions the the opponent has WMD's, therefore calling in the full force of the American military to pillage and destroy the entire enemies country?

No seriously, I'm not even going to consider this game. There are only 151 Pokemon in my universe and that shall never change!