For the last time, because it's redundant and double-naming. They would just call G-Corviknight GCommondori2 in order to have it be a different file name than regular Corviknight. Why would they differentiate it by naming it Commondori3 and then take the extra step of also adding a G, when Commondori3 would already be a unique file name that separates it from Commondori2?
So on this note doesn’t that mean that the three starters will not have a G-form? Which sort of makes sense unless all starters have the ability to use it right off the bat, because I cannot see them doing dynamax raids for starters.
We don't even know if regular Corviknight is Commondori3, you're making that assumption yourself. We just know that its gigantamax form is GCommondori3. Commondori3 would not be enough to differenciate it from a regular evolution. So they further add a G to signal that the 3rd model is a gigantamax form. It's not hard to understand.
If the Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble had a "G" before their code names then that means that the base stages would have Gigantamax forms.
I mean, you're making an assumption too, so I don't see how that argument is any more valid than geebraprint's. At least geebraprint's makes more sense since why would they use two symbols when one would be enough the denominate a different file? They could easily just use a G, having a different model shouldn't really matter, the G would be enough to indicate that it's the Gigantamax model.
The numbers do indicate the specific stage of each pokémon. We know that every single starter have 3 stages, so it's easy to think that Sobble is Chameleon 1, Sizzile is Chameleon 2, and Intelleon is Chameleon 3. Your theory only makes sense if the numbers don't have any meaning about the quantity of stages, what I find strange. We also know that pikachu's clones are pokémon with just one stage, so Morpeko fits in the rule, since it name has not any number.
Exactly.
The "G" alone indicates that the file is a Gigantamax form of Commondori 3.
No, Gigantamax isn’t an evolution. Dynamax isn’t an evolution, and Gigantamax is to Dynamax what exclusive crystals are to z-moves.
Yeah, but the system given by Geebraprint is what looks more probable thanks to precedent and logic.
XD Me too. It's hard to me to explain what I'm thinking.But we do know that gigantamax Corviknight is called Gcommondori3. We don't know what regular Corviknight is called. I'm not saying that I'm right. I'm just trying to point out that there's two ways you could interpret the identification system. Maybe it's just because I'm not a native English speaker and I'm not explaining it properly
What do you mean here? There's nothing that says the starters will not have gigantamax forms. Only that there is no gigantamax forms for the starters in the camera program.
Based on the codenames, the only Pokemon that are confirmed to be single stage are Morpeko and Duraludon, although Cramorant could also be singlem stage, considering that its codename has not been revealed yet.I do hope none of them are single stages, thought! Specially since blueberry Alcremie made me warm up to it so much more
I was trying to mentally figure out the way they would code them. If all forms would have a G, or just the one that was actually the coded gigantamax form.
Dude, we've all acknowledged you're most likely right. I was just trying to understand the other side and theorizing about different possibilities. You don't have to be rude about it.
I would not equate Gigantamax with z-moves. Gigantamax actually has a form change beyond a power change. It is technically an evolution that happens in battle.
