RE: X/Y Box Art Subtly Reveals Legendaries Typing?
Arguments can be refreshing and saying that it's pointless is ill mannered, especially when there is evidence to back up his argument where as your just saying "Don't because you don't know." There is a picture of DNA in the title. So unless we're getting a huge feature that has to do with pokemon genetics, it could be very likely that the storyline is the reasoning for this. You could be right, but saying someone elses argument is pointless is invalid.
Now what it is pointless is to keep relating the game to past generations. Of course it's pokemon so there will still be a familiar universe, but the games come out on the same date internationally; that's a first. The games are not named after a color or metal or include "version" (that could change); again, first. Also it is very likely that there will be a new element. Which hasn't happened since gen2. GF is obviously planning something grand and I think it's pointless for you to relate the game to something such as gen 3 when we have come so far since then.
I agree. I think some of the theorys are paralleled. For example I think that the creatures themselves are based around Yggdrassil Mytho, while there general part in the universe can lightly stem from that as well. However the whole story itself could be dealing with genetics or science. So really they theories can coexist to make a completely original story.
Pokequaza said:CyberCat5555 said:If the letters have nothing to do with DNA, then how come the Japanese logos have a DNA helix in them? Did the graphic designer just say to his friend "Hey, do you know what would be funny? If we put a helix in the Japanese logos even if DNA has no relevance to the plot at all? The fans will be arguing over it forever! Trololo!"
If the actually represented something else, then this will be the last generation of Pokemon, with is highly unlikely, or the axis theory, but I don't see how you can make an interesting plot based of directions of up and down and left and right.
How did they make an interesting plot based on rubies and sapphires? They did not. They represented the colours of the legendaries, just like the X and Y represent the shapes of the new legendaries. The names have little to do with the actual games.
There could be some DNA related thing contained within the game, but since we have absolutely no idea of what will be in the actual games, it is really pointless to argue that everything has to relate to that DNA logo. Also, if these logos where of such an importance, why did they remove them from the English logos?
Arguments can be refreshing and saying that it's pointless is ill mannered, especially when there is evidence to back up his argument where as your just saying "Don't because you don't know." There is a picture of DNA in the title. So unless we're getting a huge feature that has to do with pokemon genetics, it could be very likely that the storyline is the reasoning for this. You could be right, but saying someone elses argument is pointless is invalid.
Now what it is pointless is to keep relating the game to past generations. Of course it's pokemon so there will still be a familiar universe, but the games come out on the same date internationally; that's a first. The games are not named after a color or metal or include "version" (that could change); again, first. Also it is very likely that there will be a new element. Which hasn't happened since gen2. GF is obviously planning something grand and I think it's pointless for you to relate the game to something such as gen 3 when we have come so far since then.
sohrin305 said:Pokequaza said:How did they make an interesting plot based on rubies and sapphires? They did not. They represented the colours of the legendaries, just like the X and Y represent the shapes of the new legendaries. The names have little to do with the actual games.
There could be some DNA related thing contained within the game, but since we have absolutely no idea of what will be in the actual games, it is really pointless to argue that everything has to relate to that DNA logo. Also, if these logos where of such an importance, why did they remove them from the English logos?
In all honesty though, Ruby and Sapphire were meant to represent Groudon and Kyogre (land and sea). So in a sense, the colors of the stones were still relevant to the plot (the legendaries and the two antagonistic teams). Also it wasn't as if Ruby and Sapphire had as extensive and deep plots compared to Black and White and (BW2) and now X and Y. What I am taking out of this conversation is that the choice of "X and Y" may have MULTIPLE reasonings, one being DNA, another being the shape of the Legendary Pokémon, yet another about the 3D concept. Another for the Yggdrassil theory. DNA does seem to be a big part of Pokémon ever since Black and White (mostly their sequels though). However, we cannot dismiss GF's choice for being arbitrary. There has been a lot of planning and I think that these letters will become more apparently important as time goes on. The only thing I see as slightly unimportant is the color of X and Y which reflect the legendary Pokémon and also pay homage to Red and Blue version. In a way, I feel that GF is trying to use these colors to say "Yeah, it's still the Pokémon you loved for ten years, but now it's deeper, more complex and we have changed things to make the experience better."
But that's just my two cents.
I agree. I think some of the theorys are paralleled. For example I think that the creatures themselves are based around Yggdrassil Mytho, while there general part in the universe can lightly stem from that as well. However the whole story itself could be dealing with genetics or science. So really they theories can coexist to make a completely original story.