Yesterday, while I was riding my skateboard to the skateboard store to get some skateboard supplies, I happened to see a Japanese man walking down the road. He looked up and noticed me skateboarding toward him, so he waved at me and said, “You are very attractive. I had to stop your skateboarding to tell you.”
I coolly responded, “Thank you. Do you know Junichi Masuda?”
“Obviously,” he replied sensually. “All Japanese people obviously know each other.”
“Obviously. So, can you tell me any new information about Pokémon Sun and/or Pokémon Moon—the newest Pokémon games coming out soon?” I rhymed.
“Of course,” he said, winking his eyeball, “My friend Junichi told me just yesterday, while I was riding my skateboard to the skateboard store to get some skateboard supplies, that there was a new Alola form for Oddish. I’ll show it to you now.”
He pulled out a picture—the very one you see above. I snatched it and bicycled home as quickly as possible. I’ve now scanned it to share it with the world. It’s a Poison/Grass type and has a new ability called Arms. Thank you.
There are several upcoming changes to Pokémon from the fifth generation of Pokémon in the upcoming Pokémon games: Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon.
I was alerted to these upcoming Pokémon changes by an employee of the Pokémon Company (株式会社ポケモン Kabushiki Kaisha Pokémon) who emailed me because of my extreme interest in Pokémon and the upcoming Pokémon games and all Pokémon news about the upcoming Pokémon games.
The employee claims that because Unova is often criticized for its overly complicated designs, some of the Pokémon from that region will be simplified from this point on. Pictured above are the new simplified versions of Oshawott, Stoutland, and Gurdurr. These are not Alola forms—they are the permanent designs that will be used in all upcoming Pokémon games for all eternity. Pokémon.
I’ve been watching a Sonic Adventure DX playthrough and the cutscenes are so slowly choreographed that Sonic may as well be giving Eggman all of the chaos emeralds
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