I think Spoink and Grumpig have their black pearls because black pearls are seen as incredibly rare (dispite just being the type of pearl produced by black lipped clams) and black is the color associated with dark magic thus making spoink and grumpig with black pearls rare and powerful dark forces.
yo buddy. i think plusle and minun's colors are based on a magnet. at least, on the magnet i own the positive end is painted red and the negative end is painted blue
"There's no reason for Plusle's and Minun's original colors" Aren't they blue and red because those are commonly the colors of the positive and negative ends of magnets?
Also "Azurill is green now. It really has no reason to be blue in the first place beside it being water type, I guess" Azurill was normal type in gen 3 though and is now normal/fairy 🤔
I always thought Plusle and Minun were blue and red because of positive and negative battery terminals but I guess magnets work too like the Magnemite line.
Fun fact : the aggron line could be blue cuz in oxygen poor environments, rust instead of being, well, rust colored, like red/ orange/ brown, it becomes this light blue/ teel color Edit : could also work for registeel
I'm sure that many people who worked on the spirtes might not have known that Azurill wasn't water or might have forgotten. And even then, while it's type isn't water, design wise, it'd be counted as one...
I’ve never got why Azurill is a normal (or normal fairy in later gens) instead of a water type. Also, Mega Gardevoir somewhat looks like it’s wearing a wedding dress, and Mega Shiny Gardevior wears a black dress to reference a funeral dress to contrast this. Swan Lake, though I’ve never seen it or even heard of it, could be another possible inspiration (I say another because most Pokemon have multiple inspirations).
Oh! Also! Interestingly, castform's forms didn't have a shiny until literally a couple months back when they were added in Pokémon home, so they were probably designed in 3d like the other newer shinies
As I've seen somewhere: Gardevoir: *goes Mega* Hydreigon: Nice dress! Mega Gardevoir: It's a funeral dress Hydreigon: Wait, who's fun... Mega Gardevoir: YOURS
My favorite thing about this is learning that I’ve been seeing some completely wrong. I’m colorblind and hearing some of them being completely different then what I see is just weird
I'm not even colorblind but in the 4th gen video he said croagunk is similar to its original and i'm thinking how are cyan and dark purple similar at all🤔
touma a lot of blue to purple or to pink ones I either see the other way around or more grayish. And like green and red things. I would have to rewatch to tell you exactly which ones
True, but positive charges are associated with orange and *red* wires while negative (ground) wires are usually black, but can also be blue or *green* .
@@timwoods2852 negative(/cold) wires are not the same as ground wires! "positive" (hot) wire: typically red, sometimes brown (old) "negative" (cold) wire: typically blue or black, sometimes grey (old) Ground wire, when present: green or green & yellow, rarely just yellow. If their shiny colors hadn't been picked at random or by an algorithm, Plusle should have gotten brown and Minun either black or grey as their secondary color.
A theory I’ve heard for Deoxys: its normal and shiny colors are connected to the base pairs in DNA. Artist depictions of the base pairs vary, of course, but the most common colors for them are blue, green, red, and yellow. Normal Deoxys is blue and red, while its shiny is green and yellow.
3:44 personally I thought it was a reference to scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) often associated with that sickly green that was common in sailors and sea gulls and sailing is self explanatory
Trupon I was rewatching his videos, and Azurill was in the normal type one. Im pretty sure he couldnt have forgotten that unless it was just a tiny mistake.
TBF a lot of shines are gold and green because they represent wealth and luck (at least in Japan) respectively; and you'd be very lucky to find gold or... Well the other one's the colour of luck so there's that
@@theramendutchman well yes but that’s not what I’m talking about, sure a green espeon makes sense but looks like trash, a golden espeon would have the same origins and look a lot better. I’m saying if gamefreak actually cared about most of their Pokemon, they’d go back and patch up the shinies to match the newer mon. It would also reinvigorate the interest in shinies if they looked better.
I always thought that shiny Lunatone has a blue eye in reference to a blue moon, which is quite rare just like getting a shiny. I might be wrong but it would make sense
I still love the concept of Zangoose and Seviper covered in eachother's blood. To kids it just looks like colorful patterns; but tracing were the colors go on both you can see the Red and the Purple are the two rival's wounds. Until they changed Zangoose's claws to grey. Guess he washed his hands.
For a second i didn't recognize those where speakers and i thought it was a phone so when he split it in half i was like,"What The F*** Did You Just Do Lockstin Have You No Digni- Oh Wait Nevermind My Bad"
If I could throw out a suggestion, I think the green on Baltoy could represent corroded copper (edit: as pointed out with Registeel), which some dogū are made of.
It might be worth nothing, but I did notice a small detail with Plusle and Minun. Gen 3 introduced both Plusle and Minun, as well as natures. Natures will increase one stat, and decrease one stat (sometimes the same stat, hence neutral natures). Well, in later generations, if a stat was boosted by nature, it was red, like Plusle (the plus Pokemon). If a stat was lowered by nature, it was blue, like Minun (the minus Pokemon). I question whether or not there's some greater significance to this, or if it's just coincidence.
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Their colors are Red and Blue because those colors are commonly associated with + and -, positive and negative, one end of a magnet and the other end of the magnet. The nature colors are the same as them for the same reasons
Azurill is my favourite water type pokemon! I love how you can it is a pro swimmer based on it's blue coloration. I always use one to deal with pesky ground types like Furret.
Love your videos, can't wait for the next Kaskade video. On the topic of shiny pokemon. Will you make shiny versions of the pokemon you've created this far? Will you also maybe collaborate with a programmer in order to bring the Kaskade region to life?
Shiny Sableye is roughly the inverted colors of normal Sableye. Can you imagine how terrifying it would be if real animals had a genetic mutation where their colors could invert?
@@timwoods2852 So? Thats a great reasoning for why they have their normal colors, but they are primarily pokemon that go together. Part of their design philosophy is to show off double battles. Swapping colors fits well with that theme.
When red vs blue appear together on a single pokemon or in pairings as an opposing/complimentary element, they seem to always turn yellow vs green. Except in Minun and Plusle because the yellow was already present, so the red lingers in that instance. It reminds me very much of the color scheme in Korean temples, and also references the original Pokemon games and starters. Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow.
Whismur was actually my very first wild shiny. I didn't even know what a shiny was at the time. I did play Gold and had caught the red Gyarados, but that was a story event and I hadn't seen any others. So I had no idea why the Whismur had green-tipped ears. I still have him in my Ultra Moon game. He is now a level 100 Exploud named Green Ears.
If you ask me, the Beldum line has the best shiny coloration of any Pokemon ever. There are some close runners-up, but Beldum and its evolutions are just so cool looking and appropriate.
Clamperl is a fish egg, which appear pink~red normally. The Evolution Items change the ACTUAL Biology of the Evolutions: - With the "Deep Sea Tooth", the egg hatches and the fish is given LONG TEETH, and the sheel-like bits are left over from the Pre-Evolution. - With "Deep Sea Scale" however, the Egg doesn't grow/gain teeth, so it grows a PROBOSCIS-like mouth (like a butterfly or mosquito). It's shell-like bits become like a "bra", and the ACTUAL Deep Sea Scale becomes the tail fin!
Might be a stretch but in France there’s a children’s song called “Une Souris Verte” with translates to “A Green Mouse” Could be the inspiration for azurill and marill
Plusle and Minun's colours reference the usual coloured ends of magnets - red and blue, as well as the colours of the original Gen III games - Ruby and Sapphire. Given they were made to show off the new Double Battle mechanics this works perfectly for them.
True Fact: The reason why most of the water types are pink is because of sunburn, Wailord and Wailmer being based on the Blue Whale actually has light skin which is tanned during their summer sojourns before migrating back to their northern feeding grounds. The Spheal line mainly because walrus spend most of their lives out in the sun. For Sharpedo, sharks have tan lines as to why sharks evolved the ability to tan. To other fish, sunburns can cause skin cancer which could mean why Sharpedo doesn't have it's other half.
Interesting observation about Deoxys’ shiny colours: DNA is made up of combinations of four distinct chemicals called nucleobases. The four nucleobases are Guanine, Cytosine, Thymine, and Adenine. In many diagrams and illustrations, the four nucleobases are each given a colour to identify them. Though which particular colour is associated with which nucleobase can vary, the colours used are almost always the same - red, blue, green, and yellow. Normal Deoxys is red and blue, to match two of the nucleobases, and shiny Deoxys is yellow and green to match the other two!
I always figured Torkoal's shiny colours were to make it look more like a clay furnace. Torkoal itself is based on a tortoise mixes with a stone furnace (despite not being Fire/Rock), which is a common type of furnace in media. The other common type is a clay furnace and clay is kind of yellow-y brown. The pink rock colour on Torkoal's shell could be to reference the brick reinforcement some clay furnaces have, with red bricks being chosen to divert from the original grey. I think this is clearer in the gen3 sprites, as the current colours are desaturated. But that might just be me.
>Lockstin trying to explain why normally copper colored Skarmory wings are green in its shiny form< - "I have no idea." >Lockstin explaining why shiny Registeel is green< - "It must be made of copper which turn green when rust."
Hey, this is awesome! More shiny Pokemon videos is more fun after stressful online classes and all, so I've got time to just chill out! Ps: You shown the list of Hoenn Pokemon?! Awesome! #HoennForever #ShinyPokemon
Funny story about Swablu: My friend and I were playing Pokemon GO together and he started singing “Swablu, why are you Swa-blue, you should be Swa-gold!” And just then, I found a shiny Swablu in my game! He was pissed! “No Swablu! Wrong game!” It was hilarious! 😂
13:11 From Costa Rica here. We call them "guapote", never made the connection. Always thought it was just a name "guapote", but yeah in spanish "handsome" is guapo Guapote would come to be "very/really handsome"
Interesting tidbit about Regice : that color seems to resemble blue ice, which is the strongest natural form of ice that you can find on the poles. So, possibly, shiny Regice is simply more resistant as it's composed more of blue ice
Mega Latias and Latios' shiny, if you look at them carefully, does follow the color mixing lead of the default colours! Warm yellow overtakes and brightens the seafoam green, and the mega looks more summery for it
I am LOVING this series of videos! My fav gen 3 shinies have got to be Treecko’s line, Swablu and Altaria, mainly because I was able to successfully hunt one in horde encounters in a recent ORAS playthrough. 🙌🙌
Plusle and Minun did have a reason for being the colors they originally were. Thats because the positive end of a magnet is often depicted as red and the negative end is often depicted as blue
Fun fact with the Walrein line: Walrus' will come out and sunbathe as the seasons change and the arctic warms up. When they get too hot, their skin pushes blood to their skins' surface to cool them down. As a result, their bodies turn a bright pink!
1:29 But Crested Geckos aren't naturally blue, they only get this way due to a color mutation, which isn't exclusive to crested gecko, as many Geckos have blue color morphs. I'd argue the Shiny treecko take inspiration from Tokay geckos, which are normally blue with red spots(Which can explain the red highlights)
@@seandewar47 I think he brought the crested part up more for Treeko's eye bumps, thus it's shiny trying to give an extra nod to a possible inspiration.
@@seandewar47 Probably, but if he didn't mention it, someone would argue that they are based on the crested lizard. Since pokemon are so often amalgamations, there will always be opinions both ways, and until Game Freak releases a confirmation (there'll be snow in Hell first) nobody can be right.
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I think Spoink and Grumpig have their black pearls because black pearls are seen as incredibly rare (dispite just being the type of pearl produced by black lipped clams) and black is the color associated with dark magic thus making spoink and grumpig with black pearls rare and powerful dark forces.
13:40 CAN I GET A HAIL YEAH!
Uknown is a uknown Pokémon
yo buddy. i think plusle and minun's colors are based on a magnet. at least, on the magnet i own the positive end is painted red and the negative end is painted blue
"There's no reason for Plusle's and Minun's original colors"
Aren't they blue and red because those are commonly the colors of the positive and negative ends of magnets?
Well... Yes. But why that? Plus and minus, red and blue... I wonder...
Came here to comment this
Also "Azurill is green now. It really has no reason to be blue in the first place beside it being water type, I guess"
Azurill was normal type in gen 3 though and is now normal/fairy 🤔
@@ElodieCunningham But why?
I always thought Plusle and Minun were blue and red because of positive and negative battery terminals but I guess magnets work too like the Magnemite line.
I figured Shiny Luvdisc was a play on the phrase "heart of gold".
I think you are right on the money with that idea.
I think lockstin also did mention this on his other videos but forgot to included this phrase in this episode.
I stopped the video to make this comment. And I agree. It definitely has to be a play on the "Heart of Gold."
Fun fact : the aggron line could be blue cuz in oxygen poor environments, rust instead of being, well, rust colored, like red/ orange/ brown, it becomes this light blue/ teel color
Edit : could also work for registeel
Device could be blue ice, that's a thing.
Regice it autocorrect to device
@@ewansouthern9008 what? I know blue ice is a thing, I'm talking about registeel
Mega Gardevoir is probably based on the black swan from „swan lake“
Also azurill is not a water type it only evolves into one.
Gallade is gen 4 right?
@@choccymilkking
Yes
@@choccymilkking Yah, but I think the inspiration for it stayed the same... same colors as well...
I'm sure that many people who worked on the spirtes might not have known that Azurill wasn't water or might have forgotten. And even then, while it's type isn't water, design wise, it'd be counted as one...
I’ve never got why Azurill is a normal (or normal fairy in later gens) instead of a water type. Also, Mega Gardevoir somewhat looks like it’s wearing a wedding dress, and Mega Shiny Gardevior wears a black dress to reference a funeral dress to contrast this. Swan Lake, though I’ve never seen it or even heard of it, could be another possible inspiration (I say another because most Pokemon have multiple inspirations).
I’d like to note that the green for wingull and peliper is “seafoam green”.
Actually it's more of a lakefoam green.
I thought seafoam green was more blue than that
Oh! Also! Interestingly, castform's forms didn't have a shiny until literally a couple months back when they were added in Pokémon home, so they were probably designed in 3d like the other newer shinies
Wait, really? I didn't know that, that's cool
What really? That seems like a pretty big oversight. You’d think they would put it in ORAS because people are really into soft resetting nowadays
Me: *sweating profusely* no don’t say it, don’t say it.
Also Me: *inhales* CAN I GET A HAIL YEAH!
[insert name Here] HAIL YEAH YOU CAN!!!
Oh, they have them now?
Mega Gardevoir: 'Til death do us part
Shiny Mega Gardevoir: Death is inevitable
As I've seen somewhere:
Gardevoir: *goes Mega*
Hydreigon: Nice dress!
Mega Gardevoir: It's a funeral dress
Hydreigon: Wait, who's fun...
Mega Gardevoir: YOURS
*BREASTU FIYAH!*
*Moon blast sounds*
Unless you’re immortal, which none of us are.
@@L00t00wii or Draining Kiss. Draining Kiss/Stored Power/Calm Mind sets work fairly well usually.
Me when i see shiny lotad:
A platypus?
Me when i see normal lotad:
PERRY THE PLATYPUS?!
Mimikyu Studios CURSE YOU PERRY THE PLATIPUSSSS!!!!1!!!11!!!1!!!!!1
you misspelled platypus both times lol
I heard the voice right away from "A platypus"? Well done.
It’s PEEERRRYYY
The nostalgia you have induced in me is immeasurable and my day is better thank you
“You know who has 2 ears? Most human beings”. Ah yes how do you do fellow human? I too was born on Earth
Why yes with my two human ears
I see you, human being, with my definitely human eyes.
I too am hu-man
Greetings concomitant homosapiens, what is currently happening?
Are you sure cuzz I wasent
I just noticed Deoxys has the same colors as Latias and Latios and the shiny does the same really interesting
the Shiny is Dioxys
Doesn't the deoxys original color more like orange rather than red?
@@weetme1613 yeah but aren't the arms (tentacles?) red and blue or am i forgetting it?
@@Unknownfrencghost orange
My favorite thing about this is learning that I’ve been seeing some completely wrong. I’m colorblind and hearing some of them being completely different then what I see is just weird
That must be an interesting expeirnce!
Same man, I thought clampearl was yellow when he said it was pink!
I'm not even colorblind but in the 4th gen video he said croagunk is similar to its original and i'm thinking how are cyan and dark purple similar at all🤔
@@sinnersvirtue5745 the pearl or the shell? Cus the pearl is yellow but the shell is pink.
touma a lot of blue to purple or to pink ones I either see the other way around or more grayish. And like green and red things. I would have to rewatch to tell you exactly which ones
Wouldn’t it be cool if Plusle and Minun just swapped colours in their shinies? That would make it a lot more interesting.
True, but positive charges are associated with orange and *red* wires while negative (ground) wires are usually black, but can also be blue or *green* .
@@timwoods2852 An oange Plusle and a black Minun would've SOOOO COOOL!!!
@@timwoods2852 negative(/cold) wires are not the same as ground wires!
"positive" (hot) wire: typically red, sometimes brown (old)
"negative" (cold) wire: typically blue or black, sometimes grey (old)
Ground wire, when present: green or green & yellow, rarely just yellow.
If their shiny colors hadn't been picked at random or by an algorithm, Plusle should have gotten brown and Minun either black or grey as their secondary color.
“Pretty water proof” implies it’s either just water resistant... or it’s waterproof on *most* occasions
It's waterproof on all occasions when not in water
It's resistant to pretty water
SilverStarOfSootClan would “waterproof” speakers need to imply air resistance then 🤔
Did you mean... MOIST occasions???
@@thebrunosupreme1 Thank you
15:50 - “Bedlum” - this error will likely cause bedlam in other comments.
Not sorry for the pun.
17:10 - Lime is still between yellow and aqua.
It also says Clampearl instead of Clamperl 15:09
A theory I’ve heard for Deoxys: its normal and shiny colors are connected to the base pairs in DNA. Artist depictions of the base pairs vary, of course, but the most common colors for them are blue, green, red, and yellow. Normal Deoxys is blue and red, while its shiny is green and yellow.
4:35 she wears a funeral dress because she prepares for her enemy's funural
NadaV ZiV ahhhh makes sense now
I remember that from a comic online.
Azuril, I guess his name comes from the word "azul" that means Blue. So it has a reason tô be blue.
Or azure, for same reasons.
That’s the English name, what’s the Japanese one though
ruriri
@@jamby01 Apparently it's name Ruriri likely comes from "ruri" which is the Japanese word for lapis lazuli, a blue gemstone.
You guys are saviors, it finally makes sense
15:38
Says Metagross line.
Zooms in to Bedlum line to show what he should have said.
Still spelt Beldum wrong.
It was just zoomed up to show the wrong spelling when they noticed it in post-post-production AKA a minute before uploading the video
Its like in pokerap
I'm actually concerned about Loudred eating that poor Sableye in the thumbnail.
It's not cannibalism if they're not the same species
I wouldn't call it cannibalism. Pokemon like cherubi and blipbub are eaten by other Pokemon.
Nah Loudred is just choking so Sableye is being a bro and getting the berry dislodged from his throat.
3:44 personally I thought it was a reference to scurvy (vitamin C deficiency) often associated with that sickly green that was common in sailors and sea gulls and sailing is self explanatory
Lockstin: Mentions Shiny Castform
My Brain: HAIL YEAH!!!
HAIL YEAH!
MandJTV will be sooo Hail Yeah
Hail yeah
Hail no
HAIL YEAH!
"Dancers can be any colour" So progressive I'm so proud of you
"Azurill has no reason for being blue, other than being water type."
Azurill is water type?- I thought it was Normal type.
Normal fairy yeah he must’ve thought it was beca it’s evos are
Trupon I was rewatching his videos, and Azurill was in the normal type one. Im pretty sure he couldnt have forgotten that unless it was just a tiny mistake.
xNobleStarx
Then it was a tiny mistake
Yeah, Lockstin makes mistakes all the time, you get used to it
@ isn't he supposed to be informational though?
When is the next kaskade region vid love the concept and want more!
@@glacbear *2020 wants to speak with you*
I just wish that they’d go back and patch up some shinies that make no sense, but we can only wish
TBF a lot of shines are gold and green because they represent wealth and luck (at least in Japan) respectively; and you'd be very lucky to find gold or... Well the other one's the colour of luck so there's that
@@theramendutchman well yes but that’s not what I’m talking about, sure a green espeon makes sense but looks like trash, a golden espeon would have the same origins and look a lot better. I’m saying if gamefreak actually cared about most of their Pokemon, they’d go back and patch up the shinies to match the newer mon. It would also reinvigorate the interest in shinies if they looked better.
@@banbanthebandit4002 hey they updated combuskens shiny!
@@UltimateDailga12 yeah I saw that, it’s great news for the future of shinies. I hope they change espeon because I hate it’s shiny so much.
I always thought that shiny Lunatone has a blue eye in reference to a blue moon, which is quite rare just like getting a shiny. I might be wrong but it would make sense
I still love the concept of Zangoose and Seviper covered in eachother's blood. To kids it just looks like colorful patterns; but tracing were the colors go on both you can see the Red and the Purple are the two rival's wounds.
Until they changed Zangoose's claws to grey. Guess he washed his hands.
I don't like how the Pokemon in the background look like they want to steal my soul.
haunter on a fat pikachu
*ghost type pokemon have entered the chat*
Natu
The black dress for mega Gardevoir may be a reference to the Black Swan in the Swan Lake ballet, one of the most well known ballet
For a second i didn't recognize those where speakers and i thought it was a phone so when he split it in half i was like,"What The F*** Did You Just Do Lockstin Have You No Digni- Oh Wait Nevermind My Bad"
Plusle and Minun’s colors could have been a reference to the colors usually used to show Electrons and Protons
If I could throw out a suggestion, I think the green on Baltoy could represent corroded copper (edit: as pointed out with Registeel), which some dogū are made of.
It might be worth nothing, but I did notice a small detail with Plusle and Minun. Gen 3 introduced both Plusle and Minun, as well as natures. Natures will increase one stat, and decrease one stat (sometimes the same stat, hence neutral natures). Well, in later generations, if a stat was boosted by nature, it was red, like Plusle (the plus Pokemon). If a stat was lowered by nature, it was blue, like Minun (the minus Pokemon).
I question whether or not there's some greater significance to this, or if it's just coincidence.
Their colors are Red and Blue because those colors are commonly associated with + and -, positive and negative, one end of a magnet and the other end of the magnet. The nature colors are the same as them for the same reasons
5:43 Loudred toy conveniently gets knocked over when he mentions Loudred’s evolution line
Azurill is my favourite water type pokemon! I love how you can it is a pro swimmer based on it's blue coloration.
I always use one to deal with pesky ground types like Furret.
Love your videos, can't wait for the next Kaskade video. On the topic of shiny pokemon. Will you make shiny versions of the pokemon you've created this far? Will you also maybe collaborate with a programmer in order to bring the Kaskade region to life?
0:52 stop hitting me with that nostalgia
Sun and Moon my favorite generation
that timing of the loudred figure falling was kinda spooky not going to lie
15:28 it’s Heart Gold. Now all we need is a silver shiny ghost type.
6:40
Give the goblin some gold, GIVE THE GOBLIN SOME GOLD!
Shiny Sableye is roughly the inverted colors of normal Sableye. Can you imagine how terrifying it would be if real animals had a genetic mutation where their colors could invert?
Plusle and Minun should have had their colors swap, change my mind
Positive charges are hot and come in orange and *red* wire. While negative (ground) charges are usually black wire, but can be blue or *green* .
@@timwoods2852 So? Thats a great reasoning for why they have their normal colors, but they are primarily pokemon that go together. Part of their design philosophy is to show off double battles. Swapping colors fits well with that theme.
do you mean for their shiny (because I'd agree)
or for their normal (because I wouldn't agree)
@@skele8961 Shiny definitely.
@@brutusthebear9050 ok then I completely agree
Arron’s shiny could be references to oxidized iron/steel that turns green I was thinking that was the route you would take
7:57 There is a real reason for the non shiny colors. Plus and minus pole, like stereotype magnet colors. Blue and Red.
11:22 Honestly, I didn't even know until today that the 'M' on Zangoose and 'S' and half color on Seviper were even scars. Am I the only one?
17:00 light green is actually exactly the color you would get
Plusle and Minun (original) make sense when you look at magnets. Typically the positive end of the magnet is red and the negative usually blue.
64% off!
In Minecraft terms that’s a stack of discount
The Garchomp Boss *HELL YEA BOI*
Holy hell I haven't noticed that I haven't played Minecraft in a while
Kitsune Lynchwood that was confusing for me to read.
Ye I almost had a seizure trying to read that
Oh the Luvdisc one is cool I just thought it was a heart of gold. But friendship makes it even better with the heart of gold thing.
Castform’s shiny snow form must be a reference to MandJTV
Hail yeah❄️
When red vs blue appear together on a single pokemon or in pairings as an opposing/complimentary element, they seem to always turn yellow vs green. Except in Minun and Plusle because the yellow was already present, so the red lingers in that instance.
It reminds me very much of the color scheme in Korean temples, and also references the original Pokemon games and starters. Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow.
Why is his background music so GOOD, and where can I find it?!
In his room
No need to thank me
Whismur was actually my very first wild shiny. I didn't even know what a shiny was at the time. I did play Gold and had caught the red Gyarados, but that was a story event and I hadn't seen any others. So I had no idea why the Whismur had green-tipped ears. I still have him in my Ultra Moon game. He is now a level 100 Exploud named Green Ears.
Plushy: *falls*
Me: Lockstin's house is haunted...
If you ask me, the Beldum line has the best shiny coloration of any Pokemon ever. There are some close runners-up, but Beldum and its evolutions are just so cool looking and appropriate.
I seriously need to know this outro song, it’s SO GOOD!!!
Clamperl is a fish egg, which appear pink~red normally.
The Evolution Items change the ACTUAL Biology of the Evolutions:
- With the "Deep Sea Tooth", the egg hatches and the fish is given LONG TEETH, and the sheel-like bits are left over from the Pre-Evolution.
- With "Deep Sea Scale" however, the Egg doesn't grow/gain teeth, so it grows a PROBOSCIS-like mouth (like a butterfly or mosquito). It's shell-like bits become like a "bra", and the ACTUAL Deep Sea Scale becomes the tail fin!
Sableye's shiny turns into Golden Eye
Might be a stretch but in France there’s a children’s song called
“Une Souris Verte”
with translates to “A Green Mouse”
Could be the inspiration for azurill and marill
13:30 hail yeah!!
Hail yeah
I AM
*YAVELTAL*
HAIL YEAH!
The floor tentacles!!
Plusle and Minun's colours reference the usual coloured ends of magnets - red and blue, as well as the colours of the original Gen III games - Ruby and Sapphire. Given they were made to show off the new Double Battle mechanics this works perfectly for them.
Azurill’s shiny is water with added algae XD
True Fact: The reason why most of the water types are pink is because of sunburn, Wailord and Wailmer being based on the Blue Whale actually has light skin which is tanned during their summer sojourns before migrating back to their northern feeding grounds. The Spheal line mainly because walrus spend most of their lives out in the sun. For Sharpedo, sharks have tan lines as to why sharks evolved the ability to tan. To other fish, sunburns can cause skin cancer which could mean why Sharpedo doesn't have it's other half.
I’ll buy your sponsored product as long as I never have to see that Loudred ever again.
“Give me your bones” says loudred loudly
The transitions are super clean, really pulls the whole video together imo.
13:28
*can I get a hail yeah?*
there it is
Hail Yeah!
03:18 a reference to the angry birds Hal, I think
5:22 "pink panther species"
That's what you use Google for?
With deoxys, red, blue, green, and yellow could also be referencing the 4 bases atcg, as those colors are also used commonly in text books for those.
17:58 Or just to match as it's master.
Interesting observation about Deoxys’ shiny colours:
DNA is made up of combinations of four distinct chemicals called nucleobases. The four nucleobases are Guanine, Cytosine, Thymine, and Adenine.
In many diagrams and illustrations, the four nucleobases are each given a colour to identify them. Though which particular colour is associated with which nucleobase can vary, the colours used are almost always the same - red, blue, green, and yellow. Normal Deoxys is red and blue, to match two of the nucleobases, and shiny Deoxys is yellow and green to match the other two!
Everytime he makes shiny videos I keep playing Shiny for Moana
Lil Mariko+Full Tac's new song Shiny is my new unofficial Shiny Pokémon theme now
I always figured Torkoal's shiny colours were to make it look more like a clay furnace. Torkoal itself is based on a tortoise mixes with a stone furnace (despite not being Fire/Rock), which is a common type of furnace in media. The other common type is a clay furnace and clay is kind of yellow-y brown. The pink rock colour on Torkoal's shell could be to reference the brick reinforcement some clay furnaces have, with red bricks being chosen to divert from the original grey. I think this is clearer in the gen3 sprites, as the current colours are desaturated. But that might just be me.
13:30 why is rain form Castform having a seizure?
>Lockstin trying to explain why normally copper colored Skarmory wings are green in its shiny form<
- "I have no idea."
>Lockstin explaining why shiny Registeel is green<
- "It must be made of copper which turn green when rust."
What happen to the cascade region I NEED MORE LORE
‘Do you have 2 ears? So do most human beings!’
People with 1 or no ears: Am I a joke to you?
That’s why he said *most* human beings.
See’s the thumbnail
“Oh I get it! Because the anime and the Gameboy”
I feel like I've seen these shiny videos before, but I'll watch
Shin shine, shone shun. Here’s a bunch of Pokémun!
Plusle and Minun "There's no real reason for their original colors either"
Except there is... Positive and Negative poles on a magent are red and blue
Hey, this is awesome! More shiny Pokemon videos is more fun after stressful online classes and all, so I've got time to just chill out!
Ps: You shown the list of Hoenn Pokemon?! Awesome!
#HoennForever #ShinyPokemon
Funny story about Swablu:
My friend and I were playing Pokemon GO together and he started singing “Swablu, why are you Swa-blue, you should be Swa-gold!” And just then, I found a shiny Swablu in my game! He was pissed! “No Swablu! Wrong game!” It was hilarious! 😂
As someone hunting shinies in gen 3, I have one thing to say
Did you have to taunt me with Pokémon that take forever to obtain?
Gabriel Mota I had just loaded up the game when this video came out, and I’ve spent 4+ hours hatching ralts hoping to get the shiny
13:11
From Costa Rica here. We call them "guapote", never made the connection. Always thought it was just a name "guapote", but yeah in spanish "handsome" is guapo
Guapote would come to be "very/really handsome"
Goblins love gold. Sableye's shiny is gold.
Do you know what purple is!? (Or magenta at least?)
Shiny Swablu and Altaria are just a cloud covered chicken nugget and chicken tender respectively. I wonder if they taste like chicken?
Ahhh yes, the *BEDLUM* line
I saw that reference. “Pink panther species.” 5:23
The Gardevoir line, Beldum line, and Mawile are my favorite shinys from this generation.
Interesting tidbit about Regice : that color seems to resemble blue ice, which is the strongest natural form of ice that you can find on the poles. So, possibly, shiny Regice is simply more resistant as it's composed more of blue ice
Mega Latias and Latios' shiny, if you look at them carefully, does follow the color mixing lead of the default colours! Warm yellow overtakes and brightens the seafoam green, and the mega looks more summery for it
I am LOVING this series of videos! My fav gen 3 shinies have got to be Treecko’s line, Swablu and Altaria, mainly because I was able to successfully hunt one in horde encounters in a recent ORAS playthrough. 🙌🙌
Plusle and Minun did have a reason for being the colors they originally were. Thats because the positive end of a magnet is often depicted as red and the negative end is often depicted as blue
Fun fact with the Walrein line: Walrus' will come out and sunbathe as the seasons change and the arctic warms up. When they get too hot, their skin pushes blood to their skins' surface to cool them down. As a result, their bodies turn a bright pink!
"Pink panther species" everybody.
I always appreciate subtle jokes when people do the Google thing xD
1:29 But Crested Geckos aren't naturally blue, they only get this way due to a color mutation, which isn't exclusive to crested gecko, as many Geckos have blue color morphs.
I'd argue the Shiny treecko take inspiration from Tokay geckos, which are normally blue with red spots(Which can explain the red highlights)
But shinies could be seen as a genetic mutation/defect. Like albinism or somesuch.
@@timwoods2852 I get that but my point is that he should have just said geckos in general are known to turn blue, and not specifically crested geckos
@@seandewar47 I think he brought the crested part up more for Treeko's eye bumps, thus it's shiny trying to give an extra nod to a possible inspiration.
@@timwoods2852 And to that I say, the "Crests" on Treecko are simply stylized eyebrow ridges, which most geckos have
@@seandewar47 Probably, but if he didn't mention it, someone would argue that they are based on the crested lizard. Since pokemon are so often amalgamations, there will always be opinions both ways, and until Game Freak releases a confirmation (there'll be snow in Hell first) nobody can be right.
I like that when he said "Metagross line" and it's shown to be bad, but when he says "Salamence line" then it's normal
13:30
rain castform be vibing