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Okay, okay, this might sound like it'd be really annoying after a while and it probably would, but I like to think certain Pokemon appear more often in a Horde (or maybe they ONLY appear in Hordes).
For example, Miltank and Tauros are the Pokemon world's answer to cows and bulls. And cows and bulls travel in herds. We have a lot of dog-based Pokemon, and most canines travel in packs. Therefore, it would make a lot of sense to me if we encountered lone Tauros or Houndour very rarely, while running into Hordes of them much more frequently. And then obviously for other Pokemon, the opposite could be true. Most felines in the world are solitary, so it might be rare to find a cat Pokemon in a Horde, but much more common for them to be lone Pokemon (except in the case of Litleo and Shinx, as lions live in prides).
Like I said, that sort of thing might get annoying after a while, or maybe not considering iirc Hordes give a pretty decent amount of experience (or was that just speculated?).
i dont know if houndour have the pack mentality, it seems like kind of a loner pokemon. poochyena and electrike and such are certainly likely though. as well as they need llamalpaca thing.
I am not sure if I believe in stuff written in the Pokédex, though.RSE Houndour's Pokédex entry said:Houndour hunt as a coordinated pack. They communicate with each other using a variety of cries to corner their prey. This Pokémon's remarkable teamwork is unparalleled.
huh. learn something new every day. houndour never struck me as a 'pack' pokemon.
thanks for that.
i look forward ot seeing herds, packs, flocks, murders, flamboyances, and whatever else we call groups of animals. gunna be interesting.
I am not sure if I believe in stuff written in the Pokédex, though.RSE Houndour's Pokédex entry said:Houndour hunt as a coordinated pack. They communicate with each other using a variety of cries to corner their prey. This Pokémon's remarkable teamwork is unparalleled.
After a while of thinking I finally realized that Talonflame isn't Fletchling's first evolved form but it is its final evolved form.
I think Talonflame is Fletchling's first and final evolved form.
Sure, that's definitely been speculated, but only time will tell for sure. Take that Pokedex screenshot: There are two empty spaces between Fletchling and ... whatever else the next entry is. This could mean that either Fletchling is part of a three-stage line (and the obscured sprite is the first form of something else), or Fletchling is part of a two-stage line and there's a new Pokemon (a prevo?) before that obscured sprite.
I think the more likely answer is that Fletchling has a three-stage evolutionary line because:
1 - The Pokedex shot is intended to be a glimpse of the listing as it might appear in the early game
2 - Early game meaning the the player hasn't seen many species yet (let alone fully evolved forms, like a Hariyama)
3 - Therefore, the obscured sprite is more likely to be something unevolved and found in early routes (just like Zigzagoon, Pidgey, and Fletchling).
Kind of like how Banette is supposed to a vengeful doll but actually evolves from another Pokemon? Or Wailord being as huge as it is but only weighing like, what was it, a little over 800 lbs?
We've seen the image for months. However it in such high res that you can actually harbor a guess at the obscured pokemon, not to my knowledge.Isn't that like really old? And if it was Talonflame it'd be right in front of Fletchling?