MetallicMario
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Dragonite. He can carry two people (in the anime), he's strong as hell, and he is just plain cool.
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MetallicMario
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Where is Mew? And Mewtwo?
Salamence. Favorite Dragon Pokemon and it's big enough to carry people.
****, that's cool.
Mew was mentioned a bunch of times. Mewtwo was created by humans so put it at the end.
Charmander
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Aerodactyl, I freaking love aerodactlyl, Its incredibly fast, its a giant flying reptile made out of rock, need I say more.
also, PREMIUM!!!!
Haha, thanks. Yeah, Nightmare is awesome. I just recently started playing Soul Calibur II again (started a new file and decided to unlock everything this time), and I forgot how awesome the game was.
The opening movie may very well still be my favorite opening movie of any game.
Anyway, I'd choose Tropius, because Tropius is just too good. And he flies using giant leaves as wings.
MetallicMario
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Congrats on Premium, Charmander.
Edit: I really need to wear my glasses. I was wrong.
Edit: I really need to wear my glasses. I was wrong.
PowerBomb
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He got premium though o_O
For a Flying Pokemon... I think I'd choose Pidgeot if size is variable.
Although I'm pretty sure the Speed would kill me.
Haha, thanks!
Nightmare was awesome. Him and Link were the two I mained. Might have to dig that up again.
So freaking epic.
MetallicMario
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UberMario
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Pidgeot was taller than a basketball player in the anime and didn't slow at all with Ash on it, I think Falkner rode his own aswell.
Pidgeot is definitely portrayed as being large in the anime:
But unless people are much smaller than you would assume they'd be, there's no way that thing is 4' 11".
So this basically just confirms that the anime isn't in canon with the games.
I'm pretty bad at the game in general as far as a real person would be concerned, but I'm pretty decent with Nightmare.
But unless people are much smaller than you would assume they'd be, there's no way that thing is 4' 11".
So this basically just confirms that the anime isn't in canon with the games.
He edited the post, he misread and thought Mew wasn't mentioned in that image that was linked to.
Yeah, Nightmare's my main, I guess you'd call Kilik and Link my secondaries. I like playing with both of them, though I'm not very good with either. (Unless you count abusing Link's throw to send people off the edge to be good.)
I'm pretty bad at the game in general as far as a real person would be concerned, but I'm pretty decent with Nightmare.
Totally. It's an amazing movie, and then when it gets to the last part with Nightmare standing on that rock and the trumpet starts playing, it sends chills down my spine.
MetallicMario
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So, is Pidgeot big or small? What im saying is, which is more canon, the games or the anime?Pidgeot is definitely portrayed as being large in the anime:
But unless people are much smaller than you would assume they'd be, there's no way that thing is 4' 11".
So this basically just confirms that the anime isn't in canon with the games.
UberMario
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The games practically aren't even canon with themselves. 0_o You only have to look at pokemon dex-entries like Entei's to see that they conflict with themselves very often, and also: Diglett using Aerial Ace and Seismic Tossing a Wailord.
But yes, the games are more canon than the anime obviously [because the games came first], though imo using thunder as armor makes more sense than a 2ft long beaver throwing a cruise ship sized whale.
But yes, the games are more canon than the anime obviously [because the games came first], though imo using thunder as armor makes more sense than a 2ft long beaver throwing a cruise ship sized whale.
I was just brawling online and the three other brawlers were only going after me. They would just camp next to each other and fight me one at a time. I even checked one game and I was the only one that each of them killed.
I don't even know why. It was pretty annoying.
I don't even know why. It was pretty annoying.
The anime makes mistakes as stupid as calling Pidgeot Pidgeotto, saying Arbok evolves into Seviper, etc.
The anime was made loosely based on the games. If Pidgeot's dex entry says it's 4' 11", it's 4' 11", and the anime interpreted it to be larger than that. Either that or everyone on the show is no taller than 4'.
The anime was made loosely based on the games. If Pidgeot's dex entry says it's 4' 11", it's 4' 11", and the anime interpreted it to be larger than that. Either that or everyone on the show is no taller than 4'.
Stealth Raptor
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or perhaps pokemon height/size can vary like everything in the real world? just saying
also for example the large dragonite in the bill episode first seaso
also for example the large dragonite in the bill episode first seaso
MetallicMario
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So, taking canon into account, Pidgeot is not rideable.
Nintendo doesn't work very hard to make stuff make sense.
Nintendo doesn't work very hard to make stuff make sense.
Charmander
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Enteis pokedex entries
"Volcanoes erupt when it barks. Unable to restrain its extreme power, it races headlong around the land."
"A Pokémon that races across the land. It is said that one is born every time a new volcano appears"
It reproduces by BARKING?
"Volcanoes erupt when it barks. Unable to restrain its extreme power, it races headlong around the land."
"A Pokémon that races across the land. It is said that one is born every time a new volcano appears"
It reproduces by BARKING?
UberMario
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You can fly on it in the games too, but then again you can fly on pidgey and even doduo . . . . . .
MetallicMario
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MetallicMario
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Falconv1.0
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Then again, we're talking about a game where 10-year-olds go out and catch fantastical creatures in little spheres.
It's not really supposed to make sense.
It says a volcano ERUPTS when it barks. Eruption =/= new volcano.
Plus, I still think the "it is said" entries can be taken as myth and not necessarily fact, like Arceus' entry which says that "it is said" that it created the world with it's 1,000 arms, or whatever.
MetallicMario
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Well, Pokémon, Mario, Zelda, Kirby, Metroid, and Star Gox games have stories.
PowerBomb
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Almost all, yeah.
TLoZ and maybe Metroid do.
Pokemon sizes DO vary though. Those fishermen/bug catchers that measure your Barboach/Magikarp/Shroomish/Heracross horns say so.
TLoZ and maybe Metroid do.
Pokemon sizes DO vary though. Those fishermen/bug catchers that measure your Barboach/Magikarp/Shroomish/Heracross horns say so.
UberMario
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I beg to differ, Fire Emblem, Donkey Kong Country, Legend of Zelda, Metroid, and even Super Smash Bros Brawl had good storylines. Kirby's has some twists in it, especially in K64. Mario isn't really that deep though, only the Mario Parties and DDR:Mario Mix have any real significant storyline, but platforming doesn't have to be that deep anyway.True, true.
Also, has anyone noticed that almost all Nintendo games have no story?
Varying sizes is one thing, being a foot or two larger than it's listed as in the dex entry is a little much for anything except some weird situation with a giant Pokémon or something.
And pretty much all Nintendo games have a story, really. Some of them are pretty simple -- Kirby Squeak Squad's entire plot is accidentally saving the world while attempting to find a piece of strawberry shortcake -- but there are some more complex plots as well.
Now, if you're looking for a deep plot, that does narrow it down somewhat, but I still wouldn't say there are that few of them.
And pretty much all Nintendo games have a story, really. Some of them are pretty simple -- Kirby Squeak Squad's entire plot is accidentally saving the world while attempting to find a piece of strawberry shortcake -- but there are some more complex plots as well.
Now, if you're looking for a deep plot, that does narrow it down somewhat, but I still wouldn't say there are that few of them.
MetallicMario
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I guess I should have said GOOD story.
Ah well.
Ah well.
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon.
Zelda's story isn't fanmade at all. Timeline theories are, but there's a timeline out there -- it's just that we don't know what exactly it is.
As I said, pretty much all of Nintendo's games have a story, and again, if you're looking for a deep story that's a slightly different thing, but I still don't think "almost all" applies.
Zelda's story isn't fanmade at all. Timeline theories are, but there's a timeline out there -- it's just that we don't know what exactly it is.
As I said, pretty much all of Nintendo's games have a story, and again, if you're looking for a deep story that's a slightly different thing, but I still don't think "almost all" applies.
MetallicMario
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I suppose I should have said my statement better. I meant games with deep storyline, as Firus said. And yes, I am clueless to Zelda. I've only played one game.
No. Read the dialog. Every 100 years a Gerudo King is born who attempts to enter the Sacred Realm and steal the Triforce and take over Hyrule. At that time a Hero is born to defeat the Gerudo King.
It's not, "fanmade," it's stated in the games.
MetallicMario
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Alright, I get it.
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