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Another 4chan leaker came out... -_- Apparently tomorrow we're getting a game announced. It's not Z, X2, Y2, XZ or YZ. Takes place in Southern Kalos with a new Prof. and new PC's.
28 new Pokémon. Flubber is one of them. It's Ground-type.
No new starters. New legendary trio. 50 new Mega's, mostly from Johto, Sinnoh and Unova, with some Kalos (but none of the 28 new Pokémon). Flowers will be reflected in many of the Mega's, so maybe Grass-type Mega's?
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47xvl2K7R3E
I don't buy this for a second, but hopefully it's true. It'd be cool if it was.
Take it with a grain of salt, we'll see tomorrow. Personally I do see the announcement happening within the next week so he probably thought the same and predicted it would be announced on the 7/8th like x/y and or/as was.
Here's an interesting thought that I seen on another forum:
X/Y Third Version Speculation Thread - Page 24 - The PokéCommunity Forums
Pokémon "Z" as some sort of finale(but yet not quite the complete end) for the main series? It would definitely be something completely unexpected. If it was supposed to be though, wouldn't have we heard something like that by now? Or would that be the whole point of the entire surprise? I don't think they(in the forum link) are talking about the absolute end of the main series, but more like a major reboot. A reboot that would surpass what Gen V has brought about, maybe?
Yeah, I agree with Bolt the Cat; we are coming to a point where there are just too many successive reboots. Ideally, if you are going to do a reboot at all, you only need to do one. But as stated, Gen III was a reboot (a bit retroactively, but still), and then Gen V was a pseudo-reboot, and then Gen VI was a continuity reboot by way of setting everything in a new universe... I mean, don't get me wrong; I am happy that my crazy, pants-on-my-head prediction about Gen VI being a reboot turned out to be correct, but it is getting a little exhausting... they can "revert to simplicity" all they want in far more meaningful/substantial, and less tiresome ways.
People keep going on about these reboots but its not truely a reboot. Gen III offered no such reboot the only thing it did was step away from kanto for a bit. Gen V was the only gen to truly step away from kanto. If they really wanted to reboot the series they'd have to start over from scratch and that means removing some pokemon. (which they would never do) but if they did they'd have to get rid of the crappy useless ones (dunspsrace) aswell as some of the moves.
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