Theres a case to be made that Arboliva gets weaker on evolving, at least for normal PvE play, because its speed drops like a rock, and in PvE you want to be constantly faster than your opponent
@@sylvyboi he didn't say there weren't any tho In any case, it is true that newer gens have too many evos being weird Anthros of their preceding form, meanwhile nearly 100% of bipedals in first gen are so from the first form and dont look like furries or scalies or similar (the few that are not, usually become bipedal by gaining limbs, like Golem) Can you imagine what Ninetales would have looked like if it was designed in modern day?
@@mlpfanboy1701 I mean, one of the strongest mons of last gen was literally a fish head somehow fused onto the tip of the tail of the bottom half of another completely unrelated dinosaurs.
@@TheCarbonCreed But gloom turns into vileplume and bellosom. As long as the final evolutions look good most people can generally get past a not so great looking pokemon.
Ohnooonoonoooo! I actually never saw golden dude on any stream and missed it in Fauna's stream... Why did they mean by this? I love Fauna's cute audible cringing in all that!
The balls it must have taken to make the goofy man #1000. I remember when I was a kid during Gen 1 wondering what a thousandth Pokemon would be. Wasn’t expecting the Slim Jim guy.
I am having a same reaction lookin at the galar meowth evolve. He so cute and all, but at 30~ lvl he turnes into the absolutely diff creature - "The myth, the leyend, the Perserker"
I don't really get how it jumped from ballet dancer to Carnival dancer, and as much as I didn't mind the design, the constant dancing forced me to remove it from the team. Too much movement.
For as much as Meowscarada was clearly designed by committee to one day end up on a numbered website, I actually like Floragato. I think its cute, and by that I mean "Oh man, I'ma bout to pay for this munchin's time in the Elite Four" and not once again referencing a numbered website. XD I'd compare it to like Monferno or Dewott to me. A cute little gremlin.
For me, I'm most upset that they went the direction of a masquerade ball for Sprigatito's final evolution instead of bullfighting. We could have gotten MEOWTADOR!
@@legoferrari14 A good pun but I think that'd be more in line with a fighting/grass type than a dark one. All the starters of this gen seem to be based on some form of showmanship. Skeledirge is a singer, Quaquaval is a dancer, so what if the grass starter that seems to be based on tricks in its first 2 forms was based on a stage magician instead?
Gholdengo may look goofy as hell, but getting those 999 Gimmighoul Coins is well worth the effort. In the string cheese man made of coins, you get a Pokemon with: -An excellent type combo, with almost perfect neutral coverage and plenty of resistances and immunities thanks to its Ghost/Steel typing, including resistance to Stealth Rock, immunity to Sandstorm and Toxic Spikes; -The move Make It Rain, a 120 BP, 100% accurate spread move that's basically a Steel-type Overheat but better in that it only drops its user's Special Attack by one stage rather than two; -Access to a great boosting move in Nasty Plot and reliable recovery in Recover; -Excellent 133 base Special Attack and decent defenses of 95 base Defense and 91 base Special Defense; -One of the most insane Abilities in the series in "Good as Gold", which renders Gholdengo immune to all status moves. Gholdengo CAN still be affected by moves with statuses as _secondary_ effects, but have it hold a Covert Cloak to make it immune to status ailments and debuffs from any move. He can still be Intimidated, but since it's a Special Attacker (60 Attack vs 133 Special Attack), it doesn't care. In singles, Gholdengo is the perfect anti-hazard-removal Pokemon. The combination of its typing and its Ability make it immune to the three most common moves that remove entry hazards - its Ghost typing blocks Rapid Spin, its Steel typing blocks Mortal Spin, and Good as Gold blocks Defog, which lowers evasiveness. The only moves that can remove hazards while Gholdengo is present are Tidy Up and Court Change, which are limited to a paltry few Pokemon.
I mean if you don't like pokemon getting bigger in general you'll probably hate everything I'll be honest. I really liked most of the designs in this game
When I looked upon the Golden string cheese whos fashion sense was restricted to a tool belt i thought i could bear it stoically, then he pulled out a fucking skateboard
Honestly that one I kinda like mainly because it’s not immediately obvious that it’s artist bait. I do wish it kept its arms in a circle to help display it being a weird plant creature though.
it might be a string cheese, but its so overpowered. pokemon gave this man A HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE SPECIAL ATTACK BUT ONLY AROUND 80 ATTACK FOR TINKATON
I find it hard to dislike Arboliva since it is the logical progression of the line. It starts as an un-ripe olive and grows into a whole olive tree at the end.
Exactly my reaction to Spheal’s evolution. They decided to make PERFECTION as the first stage, and gave it, well, THAT evo. If they were gonna make him evolve at all then the only acceptable evolution is just to make him bigger. From a chonky boi to a chonkier boi.
@@mathieul4303 Gen 5 had its own style, and most of them were because of the art direction. Creative, just not what Pokémon was seen for at the time. I at least felt like they were deliberate. This gen…I didn’t feel like any of them were really solid on the direction. Like most of these were scrapped ideas from other gens.
The primal and future pokemon variations are a fantastic concept, but the recent legendaries and starters got me incredibly disappointed. Sword dog/ shield dog were incredibly lame and the new legendaries being bikes running on sandwich power was a bit of a let down. As for the starters, the fans making art speculating what the final evolutions could be based on leaks were way better designed than the actual results (except fuecoco, the only cool looking final evolution but the fanarts still had cooler ideas.)
In any case the gen still had W designs such as the Arma and Ceru duo, Skeledirge, Great Tusk, Roaring Moon, Kingambit, and what not. I do agree on it being polarizing at times though.
This has been an ongoing problem since Gen1. Dragonair: OMG you're so beautiful and majestic, I'm happy to have you on the team! Dragonite: My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.
The Meowscarada line is good minus the middle, and Fuecoco's is generally considered good but not outstanding. Gen 8 had 3 terrible starters though. Gay furry bait, Gay Scalie bait, And feels weirdly racist and uncannily human
I completely understand this. Pokémon has started to go in a strange direction for a long time now. They are bizarre, unnatural. You have your Pokémon and you're afraid it's going to evolve into some twisted shit.
Okay, I always liked the weirdo Pokemon. I think string-cheese man is cool, in a weird way. But as an evolution? It did seem kinda odd. Also, the reason Pokemon keep evolving into furries and bipedal versions? I have some... theories on that. Theories which may or may not have to do with the *ahem* tastes some people have for Pokemon.
Or because it's called evolution and evolution tells us that bipedalism is an advantageous trait to have. Humans evolved to be bipeds before we evolved to have large brains. Without bipedalism, our brains would be wasted since we wouldn't be able to create and use the tools and technology that put us above other species.
I honestly wouldn't be so bothered by the anthro evolutions if they didn't make 2/3 starters anthro humanoids. It's just unimaginative. Every furry artist does this stuff, the internet is so inundated with these types of designs that they are very boring now. The anthro designs aren't "animal standing on two legs" either, like Blastoise or Charizard. They're all basically copies of Blaziken's design. Very conventional humanoid proportions type stuff, perfect for... well, you know.
Goldengo looks alot like the cactus stuff from the Final Fantasy series (those things also have a golden variant) so i think thata what it was going for since its pre evolved is already a DnD mimic reference
When they were making Gholdengo, they took all the quality points out of the design and put it into the type pairing and stats. That's why it's so stronk and has a design that looks utterly lazy and moronic.
Honestly I haven't liked a gen of Pokemon in a while like this generation did for me. I feel there's consistently more I liked from this generation compared to prior few generations.
As long as we're saying what gen we think pokemon died after... I would say gen 5. It basically did everything the previous generations did while applying the last bits of polish you could want. If you look at each generation since 1, you'll notice that there was a change to the core mechanics each time, and those changes were ones that stuck to the future games and improved them too. Some major examples: Gen 2 added steel and dark (as a balance to the previously OP psychic.) Gen 3 added abilities and held items. Gen 4 made move types independent of damage types, which made previously useless pokes suddenly viable. (Previously the situation was that, for example, a high attack water type would be pretty useless because you need sp. attack for its entire movelist. Gen 5 just had all the improvements that had built up over the years while doing more minor polish here and there. Gen 6 is when things went completely off the rails. Every game since then has had some flagship feature that gets ignored by the time the next game rolls around. Mega evolutions? That's a gen 6 gimmick. Z-moves? Gen 7. Gigantiwhatever? That's 8. And now with 9 we have these terracrystal whatevers (IDK the name, I haven't played a pokemon game since gen 7) and those are going to be abandoned by 10, I can assure you. Literally the only thing of value from gen 6 onward that has actually stuck around is fairy type, which was added to balance the previously OP dragon type. I don't even care about what the pokemon look like anymore. There's a lot of bad ones, sure, but that's the least of the series' problems nowadays.
If you're talking about how Arboliva is, it's about feeling scammed. You get cute thing, cuter thing... And then a really weird piece of Avant-Garde niche art that only some will find elegant, and zero will find cute
There are 70 pokemon in the human-like egg group, and I'm not even counting the ones that are humanoid but not in that group; 15 in gen 1. I think the most egregious cases are fighting types.
Seems like a her problem, I personally don't see a problem with the designs since I don't complain Plus, my Meowscarada carried my entire team while I was playing, I have no right to complain about him And the other designs look good. If you think it's bad, that's just your opinion but you gotta admit, the designs have some creativity in them but maybe that's just my low-standards talking
"It's a furry..." 😂😂😂😂😂
i would cry too if my cute pet suddenly became a furry
Omg Quick, flush it down the toilet
And a weeb
Then Meowscarada happens. It's now furry R34.
@@CGrascal
As if it wasn't already.
Martini: "Master look! I evolved and got stronger so I can help you more!"
Fauna: "Maybe I don't need you on the team anymore"
Martini: "Oh...."
Theres a case to be made that Arboliva gets weaker on evolving, at least for normal PvE play, because its speed drops like a rock, and in PvE you want to be constantly faster than your opponent
@@weebcraft6829but Arboliva is faster
Even though it is arguably one of the best grass types ever.
@@weebcraft6829 Dolliv base speed: 33
Arboliva base speed: 39
😢
I like it when her initial reaction is negative but she over time warms up.
Not really, she just deals with it, she would definitely prefer another design that's not bipedal or humanoid looking
@@mathieul4303 urgh all the bipedal designs are so weird, there's so many of them in new gen
Cope
@@johnychrist5475 There were literally a lot of them even in Gen 1, tf you mean?
@@sylvyboi he didn't say there weren't any tho
In any case, it is true that newer gens have too many evos being weird Anthros of their preceding form, meanwhile nearly 100% of bipedals in first gen are so from the first form and dont look like furries or scalies or similar (the few that are not, usually become bipedal by gaining limbs, like Golem)
Can you imagine what Ninetales would have looked like if it was designed in modern day?
They way she says “goofy man” gets me every time lmao
She says about arguably one of the strongest pokemon ever.
@@mlpfanboy1701 I mean, one of the strongest mons of last gen was literally a fish head somehow fused onto the tip of the tail of the bottom half of another completely unrelated dinosaurs.
"Look at the top of his head"
I LIKE MY FURRIES AND GOOFY MANS 😂
Her takes are 100% spot on, hahaha. Poor Fauna
Simp!
She's a hater when it comes to the Arboliva evolution. Oddish→Gloom should prepare anyone for that.
@@TheCarbonCreed
But gloom turns into vileplume and bellosom. As long as the final evolutions look good most people can generally get past a not so great looking pokemon.
@@TheCarbonCreed What did Gloom ever do to you man
@@TheCarbonCreed
Gloom is perfect, wdym
I want to be insulted by Fauna like she insulted Gholdengo.
sanest sapling
Average sapling behaviour
@@RaySpartan315 so true
Are you alright?
Ohnooonoonoooo! I actually never saw golden dude on any stream and missed it in Fauna's stream... Why did they mean by this? I love Fauna's cute audible cringing in all that!
collecting 999 gimmie coins takes forever.
That monotone "Yup" she's had enough of this BS 😂😂😂
Subaru: MENTAL!! PHYSICAL!! JUSTIN!!
Bruh That gold on is just cinnemon from the Apple Jacks commercial
The balls it must have taken to make the goofy man #1000. I remember when I was a kid during Gen 1 wondering what a thousandth Pokemon would be. Wasn’t expecting the Slim Jim guy.
I am having a same reaction lookin at the galar meowth evolve. He so cute and all, but at 30~ lvl he turnes into the absolutely diff creature - "The myth, the leyend, the Perserker"
It's my favorite out of the other Meowth regions
that gold noodle dude reminds me of those inflated wavy arms guys they put in front of gas stations.
looks like a scrapped Amazing Digital Circus character
The chest one for me me 90s nostalgic vibes. I was dissatisfied that duck didnt become a sailor.
I wanted Quaxly to become a pirate. My disappointment was immeasurable.
I don't really get how it jumped from ballet dancer to Carnival dancer, and as much as I didn't mind the design, the constant dancing forced me to remove it from the team. Too much movement.
@@Tahanok2 it went full gay, previously it was not full gay
@@khestal I didn't mind the gay. Dude was full on Wallace-fabulous and it was great. I just didn't like the continuous dancing between moves.
@@Tahanok2Lockstin made a video about it. It was actually pretty genius.
I kinda like arboliva, though I would have made the fruit just a bit smaller
Yeah with how huge they are it legit looks like eggplants
Arboliva have big naturals
If the fruits were smaller and it's default pose was arms up like a wreath instead of hanging out, I think more people would like it.
"Noooo it's a furry!" So are a lot of her friends lol
And her name is the scientific term for animals.
@@mcflufferkins that has nothing to do with anything.
Humans are fauna, too.
Furries, on the other hand, are garbage.
Furries are the inevitable combination of Nature and Civilization
This is why Fauna isn’t just a Kirin, she’s also the GOAT.
I’m a simple man. I see Fauna, I click. The clip has amazing editing, I subscribe. Easy as that
For as much as Meowscarada was clearly designed by committee to one day end up on a numbered website, I actually like Floragato. I think its cute, and by that I mean "Oh man, I'ma bout to pay for this munchin's time in the Elite Four" and not once again referencing a numbered website. XD
I'd compare it to like Monferno or Dewott to me. A cute little gremlin.
numbered website 😂
@@lemonl0re588 It makes zero sense out of context, but we all have the context XD
Let's be fair to monfero, infernape was based on Sun Wukong the OG gremlin
For me, I'm most upset that they went the direction of a masquerade ball for Sprigatito's final evolution instead of bullfighting. We could have gotten MEOWTADOR!
@@legoferrari14 A good pun but I think that'd be more in line with a fighting/grass type than a dark one. All the starters of this gen seem to be based on some form of showmanship. Skeledirge is a singer, Quaquaval is a dancer, so what if the grass starter that seems to be based on tricks in its first 2 forms was based on a stage magician instead?
The mimic sacrifice it cuteness to turn into a golden menace to society.
2:46 "Draw me like one of your Kalosian Pokemon."
"OMG so cute~"
*Monke evolve to human*
"Now I just can't love it anymore..."
Gholdengo may look goofy as hell, but getting those 999 Gimmighoul Coins is well worth the effort.
In the string cheese man made of coins, you get a Pokemon with:
-An excellent type combo, with almost perfect neutral coverage and plenty of resistances and immunities thanks to its Ghost/Steel typing, including resistance to Stealth Rock, immunity to Sandstorm and Toxic Spikes;
-The move Make It Rain, a 120 BP, 100% accurate spread move that's basically a Steel-type Overheat but better in that it only drops its user's Special Attack by one stage rather than two;
-Access to a great boosting move in Nasty Plot and reliable recovery in Recover;
-Excellent 133 base Special Attack and decent defenses of 95 base Defense and 91 base Special Defense;
-One of the most insane Abilities in the series in "Good as Gold", which renders Gholdengo immune to all status moves. Gholdengo CAN still be affected by moves with statuses as _secondary_ effects, but have it hold a Covert Cloak to make it immune to status ailments and debuffs from any move. He can still be Intimidated, but since it's a Special Attacker (60 Attack vs 133 Special Attack), it doesn't care.
In singles, Gholdengo is the perfect anti-hazard-removal Pokemon. The combination of its typing and its Ability make it immune to the three most common moves that remove entry hazards - its Ghost typing blocks Rapid Spin, its Steel typing blocks Mortal Spin, and Good as Gold blocks Defog, which lowers evasiveness. The only moves that can remove hazards while Gholdengo is present are Tidy Up and Court Change, which are limited to a paltry few Pokemon.
This is why I look at spoilers for the evolutions, to avoid these situations right here.
That cat is my destiny
I'll pass on the string cheese dude, though, lmfao
I mean if you don't like pokemon getting bigger in general you'll probably hate everything I'll be honest. I really liked most of the designs in this game
Gholdengo was a social experiment conducted by Nintendo to see just how far they could push the fan base.
Considering how it kicks absolute ass in competitive I think it's a sign that the fans are more open to new ideas then they often claim they are.
When I looked upon the Golden string cheese whos fashion sense was restricted to a tool belt i thought i could bear it stoically, then he pulled out a fucking skateboard
@@BJGvideos And that's why he's beloved. If Gholdengo looked like it does _and_ sucked, it would be a legendary shitmon.
@@mung01re Like Dudunsparse?
@@BJGvideos Like Dudunsparse.
(Proffesor Utonium meme)
TYPE THEMING
ANIMAL TRAITS
CUTENESS
*_(glass breaks)_*
HUMANOID EVOLUTION
2:04
In the immortal words of Jonathan Tronley:
*_You're the animal. And I want you OFF this planet._*
Fauna: Cringes at furries.
Also Fauna: Has a fursona named Nemu.
The best kind of furries are the self-aware ones
*perfurson
old gen: small cute turtle -> medium cool turtle -> big mean turtle
new gen: small cute dog -> furry -> storage
That "oh" at Arboliva told everything you need to know her opinion on that evolution :') You could just feel the immediate disappointement.
Anyone would be intimidated by such a sudden display of big balls
Honestly that one I kinda like mainly because it’s not immediately obvious that it’s artist bait. I do wish it kept its arms in a circle to help display it being a weird plant creature though.
Gholdengo sacrificed faunas approval and love for absolute power.
Gholdengo is literally just a string cheese mascot XD
Fauna: *_"You're the cutest, most precious thi-"_*
(EVOLVES)
Fauna: *_"Eww! Get the FAQ outta my party!"_*
her reaction to the gholdengo is *golden*
The pause after Green Beans evolved 😂
Pocket monsters? More like pocket mascots.
it might be a string cheese, but its so overpowered. pokemon gave this man A HUNDRED AND THIRTY-THREE SPECIAL ATTACK BUT ONLY AROUND 80 ATTACK FOR TINKATON
I find it hard to dislike Arboliva since it is the logical progression of the line. It starts as an un-ripe olive and grows into a whole olive tree at the end.
When my water starter evolved to final evo I put it in the box immediately.
Gholdengo is goofy, but I love it.
Exactly my reaction to Spheal’s evolution. They decided to make PERFECTION as the first stage, and gave it, well, THAT evo.
If they were gonna make him evolve at all then the only acceptable evolution is just to make him bigger. From a chonky boi to a chonkier boi.
When I saw the chest evolution for the first time, my first thought was ‘that’s a golden macaroni!’
Never let her cook again 🙏
Arboliva is still adorable though
I don't think I've ever heard Fauna make that noise she did when she saw Quaxwell before or since.
I honestly agree with all of her takes. This gen had some of the most hit or miss designs in my opinion.
Reminds me of gen 5
@@mathieul4303 Gen 5 had its own style, and most of them were because of the art direction. Creative, just not what Pokémon was seen for at the time. I at least felt like they were deliberate.
This gen…I didn’t feel like any of them were really solid on the direction. Like most of these were scrapped ideas from other gens.
The primal and future pokemon variations are a fantastic concept, but the recent legendaries and starters got me incredibly disappointed. Sword dog/ shield dog were incredibly lame and the new legendaries being bikes running on sandwich power was a bit of a let down. As for the starters, the fans making art speculating what the final evolutions could be based on leaks were way better designed than the actual results (except fuecoco, the only cool looking final evolution but the fanarts still had cooler ideas.)
@@asa6am458 i disagree on the future ones as a concept in general. making them just machines was lazy as fuck
@@neekk040 agreed
"he does, he board"
That goofy man serves as a good spin blocker 😅
In any case the gen still had W designs such as the Arma and Ceru duo, Skeledirge, Great Tusk, Roaring Moon, Kingambit, and what not. I do agree on it being polarizing at times though.
The Golden Joseph disrespect is crazy, guy is made of gold and has fat stacks, u can’t do him like this
You picked the cat. You reap what you sow
that ghost pokemon is really good
He's become string cheese, I'm calling him Frigo.
That skater string cheese lol
2:25 a wolfey appearance? in my hololive clips??
Wow, that golden one is weird, I didn't even know that pokemon existed... o.O
Ghouldengo? Yeah, it's a little weird. And you need 999 Gimmighoul Coins for its evolution...
Obviously haven't played gen 9 on smogon
@@stephenkillingback2956yah finding a team without one is rarer then finding a shiny.
I liked when Green beans started Naruto running after it evolved.
GON' GET THAT MONEY!
This has been an ongoing problem since Gen1.
Dragonair: OMG you're so beautiful and majestic, I'm happy to have you on the team!
Dragonite: My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.
What you got against Dragonite!?
Yeah, what do you have against my goofy obese lizard with the smallest wings I've ever seen?
Dragonite is cute though. It's like a huge plushie. Gen 1 to 2 were tamed with their evolutions. Gen 3 started it with Mudkip to Swampert.
Huh? I've never heard of anyone hating on Dragonite when the game came out. All my friends loved them.
God damn lightwieghts.
Gholdengo, the Fido Dido of Pokemon.
Only part missing in this vid is Fauna cringing even harder when Green Beans does the Naruto run.
back in the day people would argue about which starter has the best design, nowadays people argue about which starter has the least shit design
The Meowscarada line is good minus the middle, and Fuecoco's is generally considered good but not outstanding.
Gen 8 had 3 terrible starters though. Gay furry bait, Gay Scalie bait, And feels weirdly racist and uncannily human
“It’s a furry”
And? You say that like it’s a bad thing :3
Fauna noooo don't do them like that 😭
I actually cleared the game with Sprigatito, it's level 100 now
Mother nature abandons her children to buy cigarettes
Huge missed opportunity to give us a huge spooky mimic... but nah we got a string cheese mascot
It would have been better if it stayed a mimic but grew long, hairy, human arms and legs.
@@PenguinLord10 your kink is showing my guy
@@PenguinLord10and yet that pokemon is probably the most broken pokemon ever.
I understand her so much
I completely understand this. Pokémon has started to go in a strange direction for a long time now. They are bizarre, unnatural. You have your Pokémon and you're afraid it's going to evolve into some twisted shit.
Gholdengo looks like something from the Neverhood
He's an artist. He's a performance artist
Damnit Fauna! 🤣🤣🤣 "Look at the top of his head" *meme gets inserted*
Patitas en el suelo!!!
The hater mentality doe 😂😢
Hate to see her reaction to my Haachama-inspired Fakemon, then.
The only good design of this gen is the cinnamon roll doggo
At least Gholdengo got Fauna's love back with is goofiness. Can the furries say the same?
Y'know.
A lot of these look like fan made designs, or even parodies of pokemon designs.
And that's... I dunno how to feel about that.
Bro sprigatito should’ve gotten the meowth evolution where it stays on all 4s I hate that Pokémon now due to its evolution
The meowth evolution? Which one?
Okay, I always liked the weirdo Pokemon. I think string-cheese man is cool, in a weird way. But as an evolution? It did seem kinda odd.
Also, the reason Pokemon keep evolving into furries and bipedal versions? I have some... theories on that. Theories which may or may not have to do with the *ahem* tastes some people have for Pokemon.
They have infiltrated Nintendo
Or because it's called evolution and evolution tells us that bipedalism is an advantageous trait to have. Humans evolved to be bipeds before we evolved to have large brains. Without bipedalism, our brains would be wasted since we wouldn't be able to create and use the tools and technology that put us above other species.
Sex sells.
I honestly wouldn't be so bothered by the anthro evolutions if they didn't make 2/3 starters anthro humanoids. It's just unimaginative. Every furry artist does this stuff, the internet is so inundated with these types of designs that they are very boring now. The anthro designs aren't "animal standing on two legs" either, like Blastoise or Charizard. They're all basically copies of Blaziken's design. Very conventional humanoid proportions type stuff, perfect for... well, you know.
Something something Vaporeon. :P
0:24 XDDD
At least the Paldean starters look better than the Galar ones.
I'm in the minority that loves pretty much all the new pokemon designs apparently
u r so unique and quirky :3
I hate most of the designs this generation like most people do, but my favorites from this generation are the ones everyone else hates the most.
Goldengho is a bottom 2 design of all time with Dragapult by it's side.
Arboliva isn't pleasant either, nor Quaxwell... But the rest are fine.
Oh my gosh
Goldengo looks alot like the cactus stuff from the Final Fantasy series (those things also have a golden variant) so i think thata what it was going for since its pre evolved is already a DnD mimic reference
When they were making Gholdengo, they took all the quality points out of the design and put it into the type pairing and stats. That's why it's so stronk and has a design that looks utterly lazy and moronic.
I get where she's coming from. Most of the designs in this gen were kind of... Not it.
Cringe?? Floragato?? Meowscarada?? What the fu-
Why that golden dude look like cinna-mon the applejacks mascot?
I kinda like Gholdengo, but keeping the DnD Mimic as a DnD mimic would've been nice.
What if a pokemon evolved and it looked like an embryo?
That's just Reuniclus my guy.
@@FlawlessiceVA is it always in the fetal position?
Thats mew.
other then florgatto i agree with all of her opinions
Fauna based as always
Honestly I haven't liked a gen of Pokemon in a while like this generation did for me. I feel there's consistently more I liked from this generation compared to prior few generations.
The newest pokemon are kinda mid, but the game itself is refreshing and (most of) the mechanics are what makes the games good
Pokemon died with emerald ruby and sapphire
@@sirkelendor5429 pokemon is only mid because it's pokemon
@@SonicGold34 I think you mean Gen 2. It got overcomplicated after that.
As long as we're saying what gen we think pokemon died after... I would say gen 5.
It basically did everything the previous generations did while applying the last bits of polish you could want.
If you look at each generation since 1, you'll notice that there was a change to the core mechanics each time, and those changes were ones that stuck to the future games and improved them too.
Some major examples: Gen 2 added steel and dark (as a balance to the previously OP psychic.)
Gen 3 added abilities and held items.
Gen 4 made move types independent of damage types, which made previously useless pokes suddenly viable. (Previously the situation was that, for example, a high attack water type would be pretty useless because you need sp. attack for its entire movelist.
Gen 5 just had all the improvements that had built up over the years while doing more minor polish here and there.
Gen 6 is when things went completely off the rails. Every game since then has had some flagship feature that gets ignored by the time the next game rolls around.
Mega evolutions? That's a gen 6 gimmick. Z-moves? Gen 7. Gigantiwhatever? That's 8. And now with 9 we have these terracrystal whatevers (IDK the name, I haven't played a pokemon game since gen 7) and those are going to be abandoned by 10, I can assure you.
Literally the only thing of value from gen 6 onward that has actually stuck around is fairy type, which was added to balance the previously OP dragon type.
I don't even care about what the pokemon look like anymore. There's a lot of bad ones, sure, but that's the least of the series' problems nowadays.
No one is allowed to disrespect my boy Gholdengo, not even a cute VTuber.
This is why i only use eevee ( plus all the eeveelutions), lucario and zorua( not evolved)
Lucario is one of the most furry based pokemon ever.
Why can't Pokemon be elegant but not be smashable? D:
If you're talking about how Arboliva is, it's about feeling scammed.
You get cute thing, cuter thing... And then a really weird piece of Avant-Garde niche art that only some will find elegant, and zero will find cute
@@1stCallipostleso she goes from a doll to a statue? Not a bad upgrade
As someone who only really interacted with Pokemon in first generation ... are there really that many Pokemon nowadays that look like humanoids?
There are 70 pokemon in the human-like egg group, and I'm not even counting the ones that are humanoid but not in that group; 15 in gen 1. I think the most egregious cases are fighting types.
Seems like a her problem, I personally don't see a problem with the designs since I don't complain
Plus, my Meowscarada carried my entire team while I was playing, I have no right to complain about him
And the other designs look good. If you think it's bad, that's just your opinion but you gotta admit, the designs have some creativity in them but maybe that's just my low-standards talking