(05-15-2013, 11:39 AM)Koh Wrote: The full art actually looks pretty cool. Let's them show way more detail than the small trainer sprites. I can see Roku's point, in that it sort of diminishes seeing something like that on a boss character of sorts, like a Gym Leader, to let you know business is going down. Maybe they'll make those types of battle intros more dramatic.

I'm hoping this means they'll make some Trainer Classes unique. Like we'll see a dark skinned lass with longer hair or something.

Also, checking various discussion boards, I have to chuckle at how people are really afraid of the existence of the Fairy type. They're just really misunderstanding what "fairy" means to a Japanese viewpoint.

(05-15-2013, 11:03 AM)RokuGurin Wrote:

Now we just need to find a way to rip from the 3DS...

Helioptile's battle animation...

He's hands-down my favorite gen 6 we've seen so far. Here's hoping he gets a good evolution or it otherwise useable.

EDIT:

Virtuaboy a few pages back Wrote:Hopefully they don't make too many pokemon in this game superior to all the other gens.
I was a little mad that Conkeldurr/Meinshao outclassed Machamp. (machamp has such a better design imo)

To be fair, I feel Machamp fills a different niche than Mienshao and Conkeldurr. Conkeldurr usually runs bulkier sets and Mienshao is often a hit and run attacker or mixed. Machamp usually functions best under a substitute or as a lead, and he has access to Dynamicpunch and an accurate Stone Edge because of No Guard.

Not sure if anybody post this but here are the official box-arts for NA



i am so getting Y version

The only worry I have with that is that it probably means that trainer animations are out, meaning we have the silly looking "Pokeballs from nowhere" seen in the Pokemon Stadium games, instead of the trainer throwing their Pokemon out (which um, is kind of one of my favorite animations in the sprite games, honestly).

And this seems pretty likely because there's been absolutely no sign of trainers in any videos or screenshots of battle we've seen. Which is super dumb because even Colosseum, XD and Battle Revolution had the trainers standing on the battlefield. I mean, I can see the reason being that the overworld and battles aren't on the same scale (the Pokemon models have much more detail than the overworld trainer models, and Gogoat's overworld model is visibly different than its in battle model), and to make two models for every trainer is a bit of a hassle but I can't help being a bit disappointed.

Well, there is an animation of your trainer throwing a pokeball, at least when you're going to catch one.



But yeah, as much as I love the idea of bigger portraits, I'm also kinda worried it'll look a tad lazy...but oh well

Can I just ask...where are you guys pulling all of these crisp screenshots from?

There are a bunch on the official site, along with information.

I got some extra ones from here: http://www.siliconera.com/2013/05/15/tak...reenshots/

Oh, well in that case...this one will make moving around less annoying.

Diagonal movement.

The pokemon in the background

Uh... Where? You mean that thing that looks like a plant? Because I think that's a plant.

(05-15-2013, 04:09 PM)Koh Wrote: Oh, well in that case...this one will make moving around less annoying.

You know, taking a look at this again, I just realized something...HeartGold (and SoulSilver) , Gen I and Gen II were the only games to get tallgrass to look like TALL GRASS, instead of a bunch of shrubs hugging each other. What the professors should tell newb trainers in these other games should be "Wild Pokemon will jump out at you if you move around in shrubbery!"

don't go in the ankle high grass, wild pokemon live there and might attack

he's probably talkiing about these guys way in the back:

That's a person though...?