Hel yeah, that's what I wanted! *---*
Zygarde taking on different forms for different stages of power.
Starting with simple single-cell-like creatures, turning into something common like a dog, then a majestic serpent and then the shadow overlord kaiju-mech-perfect-cell monster! BWAHAHAHAAHA
Nice :>
I figure that Zygardes forms could be inspired by Lokis children...
Loki in norse mythology, had 3 children.
-Fenrir the wolf
-Jormungandr the serpent
-Hel, a female being that is one half alive and one half dead
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"Hel in a reading can represent a time of simultaneous endings and beginnings, the point at which the circle is completed. She can also indicate integrity, as opposites unite to form a stronger whole"
EDIT: My full thoughts: http://pokehype.blogspot.si/2015/09/new-forms-for-zygarde.html
Hel yeah, that's what I wanted! *---*
Zygarde taking on different forms for different stages of power.
Starting with simple single-cell-like creatures, turning into something common like a dog, then a majestic serpent and then the shadow overlord kaiju-mech-perfect-cell monster! BWAHAHAHAAHA
Nice :>
I figure that Zygardes forms could be inspired by Lokis children...
Loki in norse mythology, had 3 children.
-Fenrir the wolf
-Jormungandr the serpent
-Hel, a female being that is one half alive and one half dead
![]()
"Hel in a reading can represent a time of simultaneous endings and beginnings, the point at which the circle is completed. She can also indicate integrity, as opposites unite to form a stronger whole"
EDIT: My full thoughts: http://pokehype.blogspot.si/2015/09/new-forms-for-zygarde.html
I don't mind the blobs, they're like means to an end. The dog is just... why a freakin' dog? Like I said, after reading Mitja's post, it makes sense but for those who don't even suspect or know about such myths, it's like, why not a lizard, an amphibian, maybe even an insectoid... going from dog to serpent is just weird.
Even the Ground-type, I never really understood what makes Zygarde a ground-type...
You know what else this thing doesn't look like? a Z. Although this is just me being picky now.
...the pope hat is actually quite good...
I suppose you make a lot of sense, i still am not feeling the designs though. They look tacky to me.I doubt it'd be called Z. Look at perfect Zygarde. Its design has features akin to Xerneas (quad-symmetrical wings and horns, spectrum of colors on its chest) as well as Yveltal (the wing designs themselves being flat and elongated, along with another one serving as a tail), while still sort of resembling 50% Zygarde.
I'm betting on Pokemon XYZ. If it's a single version.
But putting perfect Zygarde on a game cover? This will be the first time we see something that doesn't even have actual eyes on a box. Interesting.
well.. it's not hard to connect Zygarde with "underworld" symbolism, what with it being a serpent hidden deep in a cave observing the world from there.
And "dog"-creatures are quite popular in such myths. Hellhounds, Cerberus, Garmr...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellhound
so even without the specific connection I was drawing, it's not THAT big of a stretch for a dog-like creature to show up in the progression from single cell to that epic monstrosity I think.
What is the Ground type in general even about in your view? What are at least somewhat distinct/unique aspects of it that it adds to a Pokemon?
the pope hat? do you mean the part above it's head? That's the second "wing" from the backside.
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Here you can see clearly what its head looks like. (ignore the circled hexagons)
Have they used Super Saiyans yet? I know we've got Freeza (Mewtwo) and now Cell (Zygarde), plus Infernape actually resembles the Journey to the West Son Goku, so I am starting to wonder. The sad part is mining DBZ isn't the worst place for Pokémon ideas, other than realizing a lot of said ideas were "inspired" by yet other stories. XD
I doubt it'd be called Z. Look at perfect Zygarde. Its design has features akin to Xerneas (quad-symmetrical wings and horns, spectrum of colors on its chest) as well as Yveltal (the wing designs themselves being flat and elongated, along with another one serving as a tail), while still sort of resembling 50% Zygarde.
I'm betting on Pokemon XYZ. If it's a single version.
I doubt it'd be called Z. Look at perfect Zygarde. Its design has features akin to Xerneas (quad-symmetrical wings and horns, spectrum of colors on its chest) as well as Yveltal (the wing designs themselves being flat and elongated, along with another one serving as a tail), while still sort of resembling 50% Zygarde.
I'm betting on Pokemon XYZ. If it's a single version.
But putting perfect Zygarde on a game cover? This will be the first time we see something that doesn't even have actual eyes on a box. Interesting.
well.. it's not hard to connect Zygarde with "underworld" symbolism, what with it being a serpent hidden deep in a cave observing the world from there.
And "dog"-creatures are quite popular in such myths. Hellhounds, Cerberus, Garmr...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellhound
so even without the specific connection I was drawing, it's not THAT big of a stretch for a dog-like creature to show up in the progression from single cell to that epic monstrosity I think.
What is the Ground type in general even about in your view? What are at least somewhat distinct/unique aspects of it that it adds to a Pokemon?
the pope hat? do you mean the part above it's head? That's the second "wing" from the backside.
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Here you can see clearly what its head looks like. (ignore the circled hexagons)
Actually I think it is more Dusknoir like, in that it has both a clear had and a chest mouth. Still, would've liked it more if its head was at least a bit serpentine.
Actually I think it is more Dusknoir like, in that it has both a clear had and a chest mouth. Still, would've liked it more if its head was at least a bit serpentine.