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The truth burns. Something else I found fun is that Cyndaquil has been offered as a starter Pokemon in more main series games than any other, four times (in Gold and Silver, Crystal, Heartgold and Soulsilver, and Legends: Arceus). It's three times for Chikorita, Totodile, Rowlet, Oshawott and...

The choice between Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle at the start of your journey is a classic moment in Pokemon, but no main series game has begun with this choice in almost two decades.

Hey, I'm hoping that somebody could loan me a Dialga that originated in Brilliant Diamond. I'm trying to finish the Pokemon Home research tasks for BDSP, so it can't be a Dialga from any other game. I can return the favour with my Shining Pearl Palkia if somebody else is in the same boat. We can...

Hey, I'm thinking of restarting my Pokemon Shield game, but I'm curious if there's anything I should be saving or even can save from my initial playthrough other than the Pokemon themselves via Home migration. I don't think items can go to Home for example, and I don't have a second Switch or...

Yes, my first ever Pokemon was a Bulbasaur and it remains my favourite starter and one of my favourites overall.

I really didn't like Cradily, but I actively tried to change my opinion of it by using it in a playthrough and it worked - it really grew on me. I tried the same thing recently with Grapploct and it worked again. I've also recently found an appreciation for Timburr, Gurdurr and Conkeldurr, which...

I love Mega Pidgeot's design. It's the only one other than Mega Audino that I feel is an improvement over its base form.

I love Generation 8's designs in general, but Falinks won six separate pieces of my heart, one slightly bigger than the others.

Spectrier. "Ghost Horse" was all they had to say... even though in hindsight I like Glastrier's design more.

My mistake, I thought Volcanion wasn't programmed into Sword/Shield. I'll happily send Eevee and Zygarde over to my Shield game to trade to you. EDIT: All done! Thank you so much!!

That's more than generous, and I'd definitely want to give you something else in return as well. I didn't think Volcanion was possible to trade in Gen 8/Home, though?

Not sure I like my chances with this one, but I'm looking for the mythical Pokemon Marshadow. I am on Generation 8. Mythical Pokemon I can offer in return are: Victini (not a V-Create one) Magearna Genesect Mew Celebi Jirachi Zeraora (shiny) Can also offer shiny Zygarde, Tapu Koko, Solgaleo...

Is it possible to trade mythical Pokemon through the Pokemon Home Friend Trade function?

One thing that interests me from the article is that Game Freak has many more people than they did a few years ago. It makes sense of course with multiple projects happening at once, but it seems to have roughly doubled in size in the last few years? (From 143 two years ago to 'well over 300' now)

I can understand the approachability angle. Someone getting into Pokemon with Sun and Moon is going to have a lot more to come to grips with than someone who got into it with Red and Blue. It likely looks pretty daunting, so an easier entry point like Let's Go is a pretty good idea.

I can't help but wonder if even Mystery Gift would be behind a subscription. Either in these games or future games if these don't have that function. I'm going to be paying for it anyway so it's not a big deal to me but it will be to a lot of people.

Australia might be too big. It'd certainly be larger than any existing region. The topmost New Zealand map could be improved a bit with additional routes joining the cities to be less linear. I don't know a lot about New Zealand geography but there is likely a better balance between those two maps.

Hmm... I'm not sure they will, looking at the lists. Blue had the Meowth, Vulpix and Sandshrew lines as exclusives, all of which have Alolan variants now, while Red had no such exclusive Pokemon. It doesn't balance out as well now.

I believe it was just a certain number of empty slots beyond 151, for the other existing Pokemon plus one more. 808 might not even be its dex number in the end, it might just be the 808th and final Pokemon added to Quest.

Honestly, it kind of makes sense. If Game Freak wants to bring Go Players back into main-series Pokemon with this game, then allowing two people to play with one Switch and one copy of the game improves the product's reach.