Maybe I should add the "comments"-rumors too?
I'd say go for it.
Maybe I should add the "comments"-rumors too?
Moving on, LegendaryPokemonDotnet has posted unconfirmed leaks of three songs from black/white(subway theme, team plasma theme and wild pokemon theme).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3umPzWQAhgs&feature=sub
Except it's in no way apparent that it can do that though--if anything, it would seem to be impossible. After all, it's final evo is a quadruped, with flippers. Just look at its legs--there's no way it can support its weight on its hind legs. Similar is true of its forelimbs--nothing about them suggests the ability to grab onto objects and if anything they appear totally unable to. In addition, it's forearms seem to small to be able to actually grab the horn, especially not without twisting in some unnatural way--it would basically have to toss the horn off of its head and then pick it up in order to use it and that's not getting into how it would put it back on afterward--it just doesn't seem possible with that design.Mijimaru 3 = Samurai sea lion. He's already got the helmet and armor. The sword is right there on it's head. It removes it and reals back on hind legs when it needs to fight. Think of it's helmet as a storage space, like what Cubone and Marrowak would have if you needed to design it with it's arms free/they needed a place to keep their bones.
I don't get it either. It seems to match up perfectly.
Don't see how you can use that argument against me, since I didn't specifically ask why Tsutarja's supposed final evolution wasn't a dragon type Pokemon. I simply asked why it was pure grass, when the examples you think you gave me as proof against my argument are in fact dual typed unlike the supposed Tsutarja final evolution.Charizard and Gyarados are both dragons, but not Dragon-types.
Cubone uses a bone as a club, but is not part Fighting.
That reminds me, no one thought Mijumaru's shell was detachable till we saw the merchandise and anime art.The most important aspect though is that nothing about the horn suggests a sword at all. It just appears to be a horn. As evidence of this, until this interview came out, no one had the idea of Miju3 detaching the horn and using it as a sword (due to a combination of the first two factors, and it just appearing to be a horn, with no sword-like attributes to it (which is why people were so skeptical of it when it was first revealed--it's lack of the "samurai"-type attributes that Miju2 had))--it just doesn't look possible, and nothing about the design suggests that the horn is detachable or that Miju3 can use it in that way. It just seems to be a horn.
Except it's in no way apparent that it can do that though--if anything, it would seem to be impossible. After all, it's final evo is a quadruped, with flippers. Just look at its legs--there's no way it can support its weight on its hind legs. Similar is true of its forelimbs--nothing about them suggests the ability to grab onto objects and if anything they appear totally unable to.
The most important aspect though is that nothing about the horn suggests a sword at all. It just appears to be a horn. As evidence of this, until this interview came out, no one had the idea of Miju3 detaching the horn and using it as a sword (due to a combination of the first two factors, and it just appearing to be a horn, with no sword-like attributes to it (which is why people were so skeptical of it when it was first revealed--it's lack of the "samurai"-type attributes that Miju2 had))--it just doesn't look possible, and nothing about the design suggests that the horn is detachable or that Miju3 can use it in that way. It just seems to be a horn.
I honestly can't see why "Gamefreak" decided to choose to reveal Pokemon that are in the latter half of the Isshu dex.
That reminds me, no one thought Mijumaru's shell was detachable till we saw the merchandise and anime art.
Yeah about that I got confused, the list with all confirmed Pokemon is half of the apparent Pokemon, but take away and it isn't half.We're not in the latter half really.
We're only in like the 60's...all of these Pokemon are probably around the same level. Geodude was #74 in RBY, and he was still an early common Pokemon.
Eh, that one was tossed around a bit, I believe--people were divided on it. It was there though.That reminds me, no one thought Mijumaru's shell was detachable till we saw the merchandise and anime art.
I have no doubt a Pokemon can be part fighting and quadruped
It really wasn't. Before Shell Blade was revealed, people thought it was simply part of the design (y'know, otters and their shells on their bellies). After Shell Blade, people started wondering how it could be accomplished. Some people thought Wotter would be belly-flopping into other Pokemon or some weird combination of it, because it was never obvious that the shell came off.Eh, that one was tossed around a bit, I believe--people were divided on it. It was there though.
Either way however, at least Mijumaru's shell being detachable makes anatomical sense and works just fine. There's simply no way Miju3 can feasibly grab its horn with its forelimbs though--they seem to short, and at the very least would have to do some real unnatural twisting. And that's not to mention how it's supposed to get its horn back onto its head after that. I'm just not seeing how that thing could be used as a sword in any feasible sense.
Either way however, at least Mijumaru's shell being detachable makes anatomical sense and works just fine. There's simply no way Miju3 can feasibly grab its horn with its forelimbs though--they seem to short, and at the very least would have to do some real unnatural twisting. And that's not to mention how it's supposed to get its horn back onto its head after that. I'm just not seeing how that thing could be used as a sword in any feasible sense.