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James86134, I have absolutely no idea what you are trying to say..?

RE: Mega-Evolved Pokémon: What do you think of the revealed Pokémon and what would you like to see? There's no need to ''hope''. The Japanese text is taken from an online translator. Even the region name of Kanto is written in Kanji, whereas it should've been written in Katakana. Plus, the...

Well, that's disappointing.

Well done.. As of generation 5, 48 Fire Pokémon exist, 7.40% of all Pokémon. 15 of them are starter Pokémon, 5 are legendary. 4.31% are regular Fire types, which is below the average (5.88%). Again, Blob55 was talking about the regular gameplay, and so did I.

I was mainly talking about the regular gameplay.

Now? Nothing has changed concerning the Ice type, it's still the same. Making Ice types more common isn't going to make them stronger, it's just going to create.. more Ice types..? Neither is creating more Pokémon that take 4x damage from Ice, you can easily use another Pokémon with, for...

RE: Mega-Evolved Pokémon: What do you think of the revealed Pokémon and what would you like to see? It's fake..

I see, but since the official site is usually quite behind when it comes to the game info (see Orotto for example), I don't think it'll get updated until the official release.

RE: What characterizes Pokemon of each type? Pineco is based on a bagworm, a caterpillar that lives in a ''shell'' made from various objects; leaves, twigs, etc. Pineco, obviously, is supposed to be a bagworm inside a pinecone.

The abilities were revealed in the demo from the Pokémon Game Show, August 18th. The starter Pokémon were shown with three attacks at level 5; Tackle, Growl, and Vine Whip for Chespin, Scratch, Tail Whip, and Ember for Fennekin, and Pound, Growl and Bubble for Froakie. Assuming a Pokémon has to...

RE: What is the Normal type about? I think it's nothing more than a recognition of the ''general'' moves. By giving them a secondary Normal-type, it doesn't add much, except that they have now STAB Normal moves. I thought about the additional weakness to Fighting, but there isn't a reason why...

It is confirmed that Chespin learns Tackle, Fennekin learns Scratch, and Froakie learns Pound at level -. Sylveon has Cute Charm as its ability, Helioptile has Dry Skin, Litleo has Unnerve, and Pangoro gets Mold Breaker as well.

RE: Your views on the Fairy type-distribution and the Fairy type Pokemon Indeed, whilst in theory it gains an immunity to Dragon, and a STAB super-effective Fairy move, it doesn't have the speed, nor the defences to handle the average Dragon.

RE: Your views on the Fairy type-distribution and the Fairy type Pokemon It's the exact opposite of what people think, Fairy won't be overpowered, Dragon will just be less powerful. The Fairy type does exactly what it needs to do, it powers down the Dragons. After a few generations...

Dragon Fang? I'm surprised that isn't a real move yet. Or Metal Fang, it would fit Mawile so well..

Pyroar, looks good, I'm thinking it evolves with a Fire Stone, but that's because it reminds me a little of Ninetales and Arcanine. I don't expect it to be that strong, about Luxray strenght, decent but not spectacular, because Litleo can be caught early on. I'm still wondering, why that...

I thought about it, but since it doesn't deal damage, but rather takes a fixed amound of damage away, I think it's unlikely.

''Strong Jaw'' (がんじょうあご) powers up biting moves: Bite Crunch Hyper Fang Poison Fang Fire Fang Ice Fang Thunder Fang ViceGrip (?) Clamp (unlikely) Something like this. Freeze Skin is another interesting ability. It enlarges the Ice-type movepool greatly, at the cost of losing Normal-type...

Chespin's evolutions reminds me of something out of a Studio Ghibli movie, which is never bad. I like it the most out of the three evolutions. It is an unexpected evolution, yet it makes completely sense.

It walks on all four its legs; thus Typhlosion is a quadruped. It just stands on two legs, that's all.