As far as im concerned, there are two types of imaginations, a good imagination, and a 'huge' imagination. Pokemon just isn't like it used to be.
Only if I get a grassy Dragonite...Plurralbles said:so... I could hav ea grassy dragonair?
I don't trust Serebii, that site's been wrong on many occasions and with this art being so out of place I'm calling fake. It's more of a gut feeling than proof, but these starters just don't seem to be real. Looking at them, they don't seem to follow any logical evolution line. Obviously, Smugleafs and Wotters second evolutions are real because of the leaked beta art. But going from Wotter 2 to Wotter 3 seems like too radical a change. Pretty much every evolution shares at least some similarity with it's previous form. You'd probably bring up Dragonair -> Dragonite to rebute this point, but atleast they share a similar head. What do Wotter 2 and Wotter 3 have in common? I barely see anything, except for a slight resemblance of the shells on his legs. Plus, I doubt Wotter 3 could plausibly be water/fighting and I would really like a water/fighting starter so I'm clinging to the idea that it's fake.John Funk said:And yet, credible sources that have previously leaked accurate Pokemon B/W data say they're legit. Obviously we have nothing 100%, but I know which side I'm inclined to trust.ayvee said:http://i350.photobucket.com/albums/q419/Joshidreamwalker/StarterFake.jpg
Some pokemon are "man-made"Cowabungaa said:Nintendo, I am disappoint. I imagined the fire piglet Pokemon evolve in something like this:
But ON FIRE!!!
How awesome would thát be?!Eh I beg to differ. I always found the Pokemon starting to get more and more over-designed after the second generation. Too many bells and whistles, too many patterns and stuff, not animal-like enough.John Funk said:Because the 4th generation was the best generation yet? And 5th looks to be adding some awesome stuff too?
That's not saying the first 2 generations didn't have some absolutely stupid designs. Magnetite...sériously? How does that...thing (can you even call it an animal?) reproduce?
Doduo -> DodrioChase Yojimbo said:As far as im concerned, there are two types of imaginations, a good imagination, and a 'huge' imagination. Pokemon just isn't like it used to be.
They've only had one reptile. Bulbasaur was a plant bulb, Chickorita was a leaf, Treeko was a gecko, and Turtwig was a turtle(amphibian, not a reptile).Ciran said:And why is the grass starter ALWAYS a reptile, can't they get a bit more creative than that?
Um...no, Bulbasaur was a plant lizard (actually more of some generic reptile, but it was most definitely not just a bulb), Chikorita was a plant dinosaur, Treecko was a gecko, and Turtwig was a tortoise not a turtle, therefore a reptile.person427 said:They've only had one reptile. Bulbasaur was a plant bulb, Chickorita was a leaf, Treeko was a gecko, and Turtwig was a turtle(amphibian, not a reptile).Ciran said:And why is the grass starter ALWAYS a reptile, can't they get a bit more creative than that?
You need only look at Mijumaru's final evo to know they're fake. First 2 are 2 legged otters. Suddenly, 4 legged furry rat. It's also Dialga's sprite with a horn.John Funk said:snip
Also, some more gifshttp://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wiki/2ch,_others_leak_heap_of_Black_and_White_info
See the big unconfirmed and rumour things on there? Bulbagarden's staff are mixed in opinion on this one at the moment. We're reporting on it simply because a number of sites have been running it as confirmed, but I'm personally leaning towards false right now.
Here's the low-down on why this is all up in the air.
1. When our staff were discussing this with the staff of other sites, they said they got this info from an inside source. If they got it from someone separate to Melkor of PokExperto, then the question is who, and how reliable they are as a source. They're refusing to reveal exactly who these sources are.
2. Serebii mentioned to RexRacer (the EiC of Bulbanews) that he had a number of the in-game sprites himself, however that Melkor had all the sprites. We've yet to see the sprites ourselves, so we can't confirm or deny if these are legit based on the info we have.
3. Melkor did get a big scoop with the previous generation in getting a full list of the new Pokémon names well before release (apparently from the same source Serebii had, they had a huge fight on the issue back then as I remember), which gives this a bit more credibility than it might have had otherwise.
4. The instant that these got out, multiple people were already claiming that they were fake and that they had been the ones to fake them, including different pictures of inspirations, etc.