Falconwing
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Re: CoroCoro Discussion Thread (Current Issue: July 2010)
Okay, I don't see the ruins.
Okay, I don't see the ruins.
It could be possible that the map they designed is based off of northern Honshu and was edited in such a way that it looked like Manhattan. And anyways, my area is (I believe) much bigger than Manhattan and thus more suitable for a region. Add that to the distance between it and ToJoh, I see no reason why it isn't northern Honshu.
Oh and btw, is that the Sinjoh ruins I see on the map?
Sinjoh ruins? Unlikely...it would be on the southern edge....and the only thing i see is a city.
Sir or Madame, i mean no offense, but have u seen Manhattan? the city and piers are placed PERFECTLY on the map. theres also a small area between it and C park that would make for the desert. im really not sure what else could convince you if a solid map even couldn't...
EDIT: the area you are suggesting is Almia...
That may be them above the mountains in the map.Okay, I don't see the ruins.
Oh, and to answer your question: Proof that there was any mention of New York in a Game Freak-related blog within the last 6 years.
Correct me if Im wrong, but the reason Im preety sure that we get it early is because the magizine is shipped early to subscribers, kinda like shonen jump here. So technicly the mag is already out.
Pokemon sunday almost never shows anything new.....so yah.
Holy crap, I never noticed that. That means Munna has nothing to do with the drowzee line. Munna is a dream eater, drowzee and hypno are hypnosis pokemon. there's no longer any argument for Munna becoming drowzee.
True, but what I mean is that, it wouldn't make sense for something that is the species that eats dreams would turn into evolutions that use hypnosis. To me their just not related enough to be an evo line.
Pokebeach said:Now this is quite interesting. Was Munma referenced in the first generation games? After you defeat a Lass outside of Rock Tunnel in Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, and their remakes, she tells you...
"The POKEMON here are so chunky! There should be a pink one with a floral pattern!"
Quite the random description, with no Pokemon since now ever fitting it. There has been a rumor circulating on the Internet for years and years that Gamefreak originally created more than 1,000 Pokemon designs, and while we know that some Pokemon were delayed a generation (like Shellos and Gastrodon, originally for Ruby and Sapphire), who would think that after almost 15 years they would actually use a concept from that far back? Was Mun'ma a rough idea that long ago or even a near-complete design? Seems like Gamefreak is really scraping the barrel if that's the case. Regardless, it's astounding that Red and Green from 1996 now reference a Pokemon from 2010. Thanks go to Zierant from our forums for notifying us of this
Personally, I don't think so. While I acknowledge there are some similaritires, those aren't as striking as previous regions similarities with their real-life counterparts. That's why I don't eat it and until we get word ofGodGameFreak to confirm it, I'll say it's an original map with no RW counterpart.
How about the pokemon center that was there? Yea its a nintendo store now but if I'm not mistaken its still pretty heavily pokemon themed. And isn't the anime translated in NY?
Not to mention it is literally the biggest city in the world...Its not too shocking to see that GF wanted to use such a popular state.
Not to mention it is literally the biggest city in the world...Its not too shocking to see that GF wanted to use such a popular state.
Those are not handled by Game Freak, shake. Those are handled by Pokemon USA and Nintendo, not Game Freak.
Eh I don't think it is. Don't quote me but I think Tokyo and Beijing might be bigger.
Perhaps these "battle conditions" that are sort of like weather (the rumors at Pokebeach) could be the new mechanic in this generation. I mean, something that affects each and every type is pretty damn in depth. That could change the game drastically. I certainly think it would be neat.
If you're talking about NYC, it's not the biggest city in the world.
No, as Nintendo is not in charge of what the game's region is based off of. They produce the games but do not "own" Satoshi Tajiri. Satoshi makes the decisions on what the games are going to be like as well as make all the Pokemon ideas. Nintendo mass-produces the games and merchandise because, if Satoshi still created the anime, then it would most likely be closer to what Pokemon Special is than what it currently is. Then again, I don't know what could be on Satoshi's mind. It could be that he wanted to use New York but made it a part of Japan. Who knows as of yet?Eh I don't think it is. Don't quote me but I think Tokyo and Beijing might be bigger.
Eh its all the same thing. Pokemon is more or less all one company under Game Freak or at least nintendo. I'd bet everything ties in together as far as pokemon goes.
No, as Nintendo is not in charge of what the game's region is based off of. They produce the games but do not "own" Satoshi Tajiri. Satoshi makes the decisions on what the games are going to be like as well as make all the Pokemon ideas. Nintendo mass-produces the games and merchandise because, if Satoshi still created the anime, then it would most likely be closer to what Pokemon Special is than what it currently is.
I truly believe Nintendo doesn't care as long as it's not to violent to violate its predetermined rating and makes money. Alot of money since Pokemon is Nintendo's second-biggest cash-cow (maybe soon-to-be first?).
How about an interview?Oh, and to answer your question: Proof that there was any mention of New York in a Game Freak-related blog within the last 6 years.
G4: Masuda-san, I read on your blog that you're excited to see the Golden Gate Bridge. Why are you fascinated with bridges?
JM: [Laughs and shows me a photo that he took of the Golden Gate Bridge.] I love bridges and seeing different types of bridges. Each element of a bridge is very simple, but they all come together to become this huge and strong thing. That's why I'm fascinated with bridges like the Golden Gate Bridge. Bridges like that have to be strong to hold all the iron, concrete, cars, but at the same time they have to be flexible so that they can withstand heavy winds or an earthquake. The Golden Gate Bridge is very beautiful with its bright-red coloring. Just thinking about all the different components that go into building this one beautiful bridge -- that fascinates me.
Bridges look very simple, but if you look closely and see all the different elements -- it's a very complicated matter.
G4: And really, that's the perfect metaphor for Pokemon, isn't it?
JM: Yes, I agree.
Read more: http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/6...e-physics-bridges-and-more.html#ixzz0qcG7i0j0