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I, for one am seriously digging the design of this pokemon. It's a very prime looking ghost type, being a possessed floating sword and all. The concept has already been done before in other media, but the unsheathing quality of it really makes me praise it alot more.

I'm glad to see the return of Ghetsis and N confronting him. Does this mean that Akuroma isn't the main antagonist? He's so shady looking.

Battling the Battle Tower/Battle Subway's final Pokemon always pumps my adrenaline. On a minor note, I get particularly joyful whenever I get a "free drink" from a vending machine in B/W. Oh, and Shinies! Can't forget about Shinies!

Most Dragon types are reptilian or related to other reptile-like Pokemon, and I agree, Lizards and Snakes don't take the cold very well...

Very creative! The Psychic type has a lot to do with the mind I think, So I theorize that Bug types, Dark Types and Ghost types all have something to do with common phobias which would explain the psychological influence (super effectiveness) on psychic types.

This is an attempt to explain why some things are super effective against others and why other things aren't. Some are easy to explain: Water beats Fire because well... Common Sense = Water puts out Fire. Some are not easy to explain: A good example would be "how is Bug super effective...

Wow, This is really big news! (and it's international!). This announcement goes beyond any of my expectations. I thought we'd have Pokemon Gray... and I'm glad we don't because this looks even sweeter. Excitement aside, I'm still pondering whether this is a direct sequel to B&W or the actual...

Golurk is one of my favorite Gen 5 Pokemon too. Guess I'll just have to nickname it.

I hope they make future generation's regions connected to the Unova region, like how Johto was connected to Kanto, but have it so that It was only Unova and that future region (like how there was only kanto and johto).

^That actually seems plausible. The third games always have little twists and turns in their story-lines, especially with the villainous teams.

It's based this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menger_sponge ("The number of cubes is 20n, with n being the number of iterations performed on the first cube")

It's also a ground type (It's a lifeless body made out of earthy material that is possessed by an otherworldly entity.) Although, you do have a point with your "invisibility" theory

I think you will find that both are pretty much the same... but when you beat the elite four, You'll have to decide whether or not you like black city better than white forest or vice versa.

Now that all of the Gen 5 Pokemon names are out in English (supposedly...), I think the starters were lucky to get such names compared to some of these names... Like, Golurk... It's a 9 feet tall and it weighs almost 730lbs. I think it would be spotted the minute it's in somebody's peripheral...

As much as I get a headache from looking at these names, I can still imagine looking at them in the games, on the cards, in the anime and all other licensed products. My personal favorite is Roggenrola( I think it's better than Geodude IMO)

Wotter's final evo probably will use it's "horn" like a katana, but I feel like it won't come off like Wotter's shell does. I imagine that it'll fight using it's horn very swiftly in battle (mostly in anime?) besides, nobody would of guessed that a SHELL could be used like a SWORD. so why can't...

The Puppy Pokemon looks like Snarf from Thundercats. And the mushroom Pokemon probably has the Pokeball design on its head because if it had the "traditional" red and white spots on it, it would look too much like a Super Mushroom from the Super Mario series. What better way to represent Pokemon...

I always thought that Chillarmy (or Chiramii) was the "Pikachu" of Generation 5. I am wrong and I will sit here in my wrongness and be wrong.

So now we FINALLY have another flying/electric type and it's a flying squirrel. To me, that's AWESOME NEWS!

*Smice gets a puzzled look on his face*