What animals has Pokemon not done?

[jaketaz]

I don't know Pokemon inside an out, though I do have good general knowledge. These are all assumptions:

Koala
Panda
Sunfish (the kind with both eyes on one side of their head)
Pig
Sea Cucumber
Tasmanian Devil
Hippo
Pangolin (they're freaky, look it up)
Stingray/manta ray/bat ray
Sloth
Tarsier
Hedgehog

 

[BNguyen]

There has never been a squid pokemon, much to my frustration. I mean come on, you'll make a bunch of different dog pokemon but not one freaking squid? I mean, it's not like it would even be hard to make a giant tentacled creature into a pokemon. It's practically already done for you!

In fact, I don't think there's been a nautilus Pokemon. Cephalopods are tragically underrepresented in Pokemon

Octillery and Tentacruel - close enough.

What? No. Octillery is an octopus and tentacruel is a jellyfish. The last one isn't even in the cephalopod class so I have no clue why you would mention it.

omanyte and omastar from generation 1 should cover that then

 

[BNguyen]

I don't know Pokemon inside an out, though I do have good general knowledge. These are all assumptions:

Koala
Panda
Sunfish (the kind with both eyes on one side of their head)
Pig
Sea Cucumber
Tasmanian Devil
Hippo
Pangolin (they're freaky, look it up)
Stingray/manta ray/bat ray
Sloth
Tarsier
Hedgehog

red pandas have been done - don't know if snorlax is a panda though
sunfish has been done, can't remember the name but it's in Black and White
pig is used for the fire starter in black and white
hippo has been done
the closest to pangolin would be sandslash
manta ray has been done in gold and silver
sloths have been covered in ruby and sapphire
the cloest I can think of to a tarsier would be aipom from gold and silver

 

[Pegghead]

Uh....have they done the Loch Ness monster?

 

[2xDouble]

I know Dolphin hasn't been done yet. Sharks, Whales, and fish are a yes. But no Dolphins or actual representation of Narwals

Gilamonter hasn't been done...

Hm... neither has Platypus.

And if we get into prehistoric animals. That's a long list I could have some fun with. Dilapasaurus (with InGen added poison spitting action for shits and giggles). Anything from the raptor family. I know they did something off Archyterypx (spelling is way off) but nothing more Deinonychus or Velociraptor-like.

Hm... further research shows that there isn't even a T-Rex or a Triceratops Pokemon yet. The fuck is taking them so long? We got to prehistoric plants before the two big hitters? Where the fuck are the priorities here?

The closest thing to a dolphin is Gorebyss [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/368.shtml].

Gila monster: Scraggy [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/559.shtml] and Scrafty [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/560.shtml]

Platypus: many don't count Psyduck, but Golduck [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/055.shtml] certainly is. Ducks have wings, not webbed fingers.

Closest raptor-esque is Gabite [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/444.shtml], Garchomp [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/445.shtml] or Haxorous [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/612.shtml]

T-rex: Tyranitar [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/248.shtml]

Triceratops: Aggron [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/306.shtml], maybe Terrakion [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/639.shtml] (not quite, but close enough)

Uh....have they done the Loch Ness monster?

Yup, Lapras [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/131.shtml]

 

[GenesisCEO]

Would Catgirls be considered animals or people?
If there is going to be a 6th generation, and we all know its only a matter of time until Nintendo reaches far enough up its own ass to make it, I got my bet on a Catgirl pokemon.

 

[2xDouble]

Would Catgirls be considered animals or people?
If there is going to be a 6th generation, and we all know its only a matter of time until Nintendo reaches far enough up its own ass to make it, I got my bet on a Catgirl pokemon.

We already have the furry-friendly Mienshao [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/620.shtml], which sucks because it's one of the best new pokemon from Gen V. Be careful when google searching that one... Gardevior [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/282.shtml] too. Damn you, rule 34!

 

[Heroes and Cons]

Tarantula, a spider that is designed to hunt.

Actually, I don't remember them making an ant. Followed by an ant eater.

Stick insect?

Prey Mantis?

Raptor?

Edit: OK, They've done an ant called Durant. Thanks for that.

Tarantula = Galvantula
Praying Mantis = Scyther
Raptor / Falcon = Staraptor (unless you meant the dinosaur one?)

FAIL No stick insect or anteater though, as far as I remember...

One animal they should definitely do is the T-Rex... EDIT: oh wait, my favourite 2nd gen pokemon is a T-Rex Silly me...

Hmmm... have they done a Gorilla yet? And Slaking doesn't count, since he is a SLOTH, dammit!

 

[Heroes and Cons]

Net is not a defining character. Also Weedle and Catterpie also got net.

Trying to find a spider? Ever heard of Galvantula?

EDIT: Sorry for the double post =/

 

[DirgeNovak]

If they're down to making fucking garbage bag and ice cream cone pokémon, I'm pretty sure they did every animal on Earth.

 

[Tselis]

Deep Sea Angler Fish? Maybe as the Scariest-Mother-Fucker-In-The-Water-amon, or something like that.

 

[Heroes and Cons]

Deep Sea Angler Fish? Maybe as the Scariest-Mother-Fucker-In-The-Water-amon, or something like that.

Lanturn says "Hi". With less teeth, admittedly, but still.

Spinda is based off of the red panda, so as far asa I know, there isn't any pokemon based off of the traditional Giant Panda

Snorlax. Okay, he doesn't have a nose, but he's still based off the Giant Panda.

 

[zerobudgetgamer]

Tarantula = Galvantula
Praying Mantis = Scyther
Raptor / Falcon = Staraptor (unless you meant the dinosaur one?)

FAIL No stick insect or anteater though, as far as I remember...

One animal they should definitely do is the T-Rex... EDIT: oh wait, my favourite 2nd gen pokemon is a T-Rex Silly me...

Hmmm... have they done a Gorilla yet? And Slaking doesn't count, since he is a SLOTH, dammit!

The closest thing to a Gorilla I can see is Darmanitan, but I don't know all the various species of Ape, so it could be based off something else.

As for Anteater, Gen 5 gave us one: Heatmor

 

[Internet Kraken]

Omanyte [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/138.shtml] and Omastar [http://serebii.net/pokedex-bw/139.shtml]? Maybe not close enough...

Well they're ammonites, which are quite different from the modern nautilus, but yeah I guess they sort of count. Visually they're pretty similar. But you can't deny that a nautilus Pokemon that looked like, say, this [http://zoofights.squarespace.com/storage/zoofights-5/round2_fight1/agportrait.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1275901622006] would be pretty badass.

They look the same to me and pokemon with resemblances to animals is what the thread's aimed at. There's no *actual* dog pokemon, last I checked they can't breathe fire so Arcanine isn't a dog.

What on earth are you talking about? Octillery and Tentacruel look nothing like a squid. Octillery is obviously an octopus and tentacruel is litterally called the "jellyfish pokemon". I have no clue what point you're trying to make. There is no squid Pokemon, and there aren't any Pokemon that look like a squid either.

 

[SD-Fiend]

Would Catgirls be considered animals or people?
If there is going to be a 6th generation, and we all know its only a matter of time until Nintendo reaches far enough up its own ass to make it, I got my bet on a Catgirl pokemon.

we have playboy bunnies (lopunny) so far so you might not be that far off

 

[Necromancer1991]

Manticores, Hydras (Hydreigon was more a clone of Ghidorah), I would love to see some sort of Scarab. Maybe some form of hornet, god knows asia has some badass hornets. Some sort of millipede. Not to mention all the Dinosaurs they have to choose from. Somebody made a fake Hammerheadshark Pokemon back when gold & silver came out, might I suggest stealing the concept? Perhaps a water/poison sea-snake?

 

[Suncatcher]

cuttlefish? chambered nautilus? water bear (though that might be OP)?

 

[Suncatcher]

tapeworm!

 

[crudus]

Has human been done? Maybe an eastern dragon?

Sponges. They have never made a sponge Pokemon. They've made a coral Pokemon, but not a Sponge Pokemon.

Corsola from generation 2

I think that one is coral. Although you seem to have an encyclopedic knowledge of pokemon, have Tardigrades (water bears), been done?

 

[ZodiacMaster101]

I believe Pokemon haven't done billy goats yet.