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>>28225271
1. Feraligatr
2. Gengar
3. Heracross
4. Toxicroak
4. Arcehops
5. Tyrantrum
6. Venusaur
7. Cofagrigus
8. Ninjask
9. Hitmonlee
10. Krookodile

r8 plz

>>28225313
>Gengar
>Tyrantrum
>Venusaur
>Krookodile

I like you

>>28225271
>46. fire turtle
Whole list fucking dropped.

>>28225190
No thanks

Damn

>>28225230
Too late

Blue Eyes White Dragon

i like it

Someone post the gif.

>>28224953
A christmas ornament

camel

>>28224953
steam generator

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>>28224829
>Wanting to ruin the only water/steel type in the game by giving it shitty ice typing

>>28224880
But it's a penguin and penguins=ice

>>28225001
>penguins=ice
Penguins aren't made of ice, anon.
>THEY AREN'T METAL EITHER!
Empoleon is.

>weavile used beat up!

Do not even THINK about that. Imagine the stall teams.

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>>28224853

What a faggot. But i kinda actually sorta agree with 90% of the stuff you posted.

Cleaver OP...
>This thead I just made

Calling your own thread shit to make a point
Repeckt

tl;dr

You mistook this board for your own personal blog.

Water shuriken is for WATER NINJAS ONLY

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Why is Accelgor so cool? Can this be a cool bug thread?

>>28224613
Honestly, the fact it isn't a Bug/Dark type is a bit strange, considering its counterpart Escavalier gained a new typing when it evolved and Dark is the defacto criminal/thief type (in this case it's a ninja).

Yungoos Trump and Helioliskposting are the worst shit, and prove me wrong

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>>28224609
>Roothoot
>Bad
To be honest, I kek'd a bit over the Roothoot and friends spam back in March and April.

/vp/ whole fake leak season, so many hidden images with ''totally real leaks guys!'', there's at least 5 of those everyday, and they always follow the same formula

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I have a windows phone.

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>>28224725
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>>28224587
Nope. This shitty fad is finally dying.

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>>28224512
Cuburn
Type: Fire
Species: Fire Cub Pokémon
Ability: Blaze
HA: Sheer Force
Stats: 51/68/54/47/50/40

Urseara
Type: Fire
Species: Fire Bear Pokémon
Ability: Blaze
HA: Sheer Force
Stats: 73/95/65/60/65/52

Barbear
Type: Fire/Dark
Species: Savage Pokémon
Ability: Blaze
HA: Sheer Force
Stats: 95/125/84/85/83/62
Theme: Power

>>28224512
can we see the other starters?

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>>28224739

I see what you did there.

>>28224448
Why don't you like him OP? He's not my favorite but I don't think he's the worst either.

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>>28224502
cute

>>28224439
Penguins cant fly

>>28224439
Penguins can't fly you asstard.

>>28224439
Even if penguins COULD fly, look at that steel hunk of bird. That thing isn't ever getting off the ground.

>>28224369
>How do you make them convincing? With humans or animals, you can draw from a model, but how do you draw an imaginary character?

>Yamamoto: [Pulls out his iPad and shows a Pokémon app that displays the characters in different poses] This is a regular application for the iPad; anybody can download it.

>[In addition,] Game Freak, the game company, and the Pokémon company have a style guide available for all of the characters. Even that is still not enough. I think of the animal the Pokémon might have been based off of and look at how they move, perhaps watch Animal Planet or National Geographic, and look at how the Pokémon might move, like a real animal. I also own dogs, and I look at how the dogs move and what kind of facial expressions the dogs make. And then, on top of that, in order to get the emotions across, sometimes I will also use human-like facial expressions to convey that.

>Do you use yourself as a model sometimes?

>Yamamoto: When I draw humans, I take pictures of myself for reference.

>Do you strictly follow the game, or do you get to make up your own stories and add your own details?

>Kusaka: I think these days we have been following pretty close to the game. We have been doing this for 20 years, now. Within that span of time, it has changed a little in each period. In the beginning, for a couple of years, we really did whatever we wanted, but since then — the Pokémon business itself has become worldwide, and now that it is worldwide, we have to really think about different components and different issues. So the amount of freedom we get now is different from the amount of freedom we got in the very beginning.

But at the same time, to have these limitations in place but think about how can we make this the most exciting thing within those [constraints] is also a very interesting thing to think about.

>>28224398
>>You must be doing a good job, because I don’t play any of the games but Pokémon Go, and I can follow the books just fine.

>Kusaka: We are very happy to hear that. We do think about how to make something that everybody can enjoy, whether they have played the game first and then read the comics, or they haven’t played the game at all and they are reading the comics.

>>Did you work on manga before you did Pokémon Adventures?

>Yamamoto: “Kaze no Denshousha,” Denshousha is someone who passes things to the next generation — kind of like Luke Skywalker. From generation to generation, Jedi to Jedi. It was a manga about Japanese martial arts.

>Kusaka: “Pokémon Adventures” was the first manga comic that I was involved in, and that’s the one I have been working on for my entire career.

>>How were you selected to be the artist and writer of the Pokémon manga?

>Kusaka: Before working on “Pokémon Adventures” I was in contact with the people at the publisher Shogakukan for a couple of years. I really wanted to work in the manga industry, but you can’t start doing that just off the bat. There are these magazines for children, and I would work on the columns, the bonus items such as small booklets and craft papers, and the special events in the magazine.

>>Were you writing about Pokémon?

>Kusaka: This was before Pokémon was popular. I was writing about all kinds of things. There was an editor who thought a lot of my ideas were really good and really interesting. Just by chance, the timing of the editor thinking my work was really good and the timing of Pokémon becoming really popular just kind of happened. That editor came to me with this project, saying, “We are going to start doing a manga series of the Pokémon story. Would you like to work on it?” I was really lucky.

>>28224437
>Yamamoto: My previous series, “Kaze no Denshousha,” had just ended, and we were starting to work on a different project that didn’t make it through the initial planning process. Because that project wasn’t going through, my mentor introduced me to an editor at a different magazine and said, “Do you have any jobs?” That was right when the former artist for the “Pokémon Adventures” series was saying she wanted to retire, so I took over.

>>What is the biggest challenge in writing and drawing Pokémon manga?

>Kusaka: When in my mind I think, “OK, we are done, we have really ended this story” — but then someone else says we have to write a continuation of it. That’s hard.

>Yamamoto: I don’t like to draw the exact same kind of facial expression, the same thing twice. To avoid that is hard.

>>What is your favorite part?

>Kusaka: The fact that everything is connected, so we are able to continue working on this story without really getting rid of anything we have built up to this point. I like that. A lot of American comics will reboot and revamp their series. [In America], they like to put all that they have written in the past aside and totally think of a new story, but I like the fact that our story really takes in all that has happened in the past and just continues that.

>Yamamoto: I always think about what the Pokémon are thinking or saying, and then make expressions that would really make the readers think, “Oh, that is exactly how it would look, how it would be.” When that match is made perfectly, I really enjoy it.

Looks like Kusaka doesn't like doing the remake chapters. That explains why HGSS was so meh.

>>28224225
Something something about the type of crab it's based on not going in the water.

>>28224225
it's a fucking coconut crab, why would it be a water type?

>>28224225
Because Boxers can't swim you fucking idiot. They'll drown.