For real? Like normal and baby was kinda easy to guess Ditto and Riolu. Legendary I guessed arceus but never tought about ultra necrozma, starters I chooses swampert and dynamax I had no clue.
@rickbill06 i went into 2 of these with a guess. (Thats 3 total cuz this one wasnt a guess) the starters and the ultrabeasts. I got those wrong and i didnt guess for the rest.
For regular pokemon i didn't guess My legendary guess was Arceus (obviously) didn't guess for baby my mega guess was Rayquaza (again, obviously) my G-max guess was Gengar my Ultra Beast guess was Kartana my Paradox guess was Miraidon
(Ancient Paradox Pokemon) - Great Tusk (Donphan, Ground/Fighting): It's so bulky that it foregoes any rolling for its massive tusks. - Scream Tail (Jigglypuff, Fairy/Psychic): This thing is even bigger than Wigglytuff! - Brute Bonnet (Amoonguss, Grass/Dark): It even has dino tail and legs, hehe. - Flutter Mane (Misdreavus, Ghost/Fairy): Speculated to be a pterosaur ghost - hence the feathers. - Slither Wing (Volcarona, Bug/Fighting): Yes, it can stand upright on its hind legs. - Sandy Shocks (Magneton, Electric/Ground): All that "hair" is actually clumps of iron sand (like Probopass's "mustache"). - Roaring Moon (Mega Salamence, Dragon/Dark): The only Ancient Paradox themed after a Pokemon's specific form - which gives me some theories regarding its version counterpart, Iron Valiant... - Walking Wake (Suicune, Water/Dragon): Velociraptor. - Gouging Fire (Entei, Fire/Dragon): Ceratopsian. - Raging Bolt (Raikou, Electric/Dragon): Brachiosaurus (which means "thunder lizard"). - Koraidon (Cyclizar, Fighting/Dragon): As it's all organic, its "wheels" are actually a throat sac and a curled-up tail (much like the regular Cyclizar, but feathery). (Future Paradox Pokemon) - Iron Treads (Donphan, Ground/Steel): Its trunk and tail are actually a tread belt that loops around its whole body while rolling. - Iron Bundle (Delibird, Ice/Water): The tail is a water cannon that lets it jet around. It and its head are connected by an extendable hose. - Iron Hands (Hariyama, Fighting/Electric): It seems to operate entirely by electromagnetic levitation. - Iron Jugulis (Hydreigon, Dark/Flying): Something that's often overlooked about it: while other Future Paradoxes' eyes are LED screens, Iron Jugulis's entire faces are LEDs. - Iron Moth (Volcarona, Fire/Poison): Yes, its tiny limbs are actually reloadable bullets. - Iron Thorns (Tyranitar, Rock/Electric): According to the Occulture articles, it's actually more docile and cautious than Tyranitar. - Iron Valiant (Gardevoir/Gallade fusion, Fairy/Fighting): Perhaps this fused appearance is a hint on what the next regional gimmick will be in Gen-10 (just as Mega Evolution is an older gimmick). - Iron Leaves (Virizion, Grass/Psychic): Blades extend from its neck-leaves and forehead. - Iron Boulder (Terrakion, Rock/Psychic): Its horns expand into a sharp hard-light battering ram. - Iron Crown (Cobalion, Steel/Psychic): Its horns turn into long hard-light whip blades. - Miraidon (Cyclizar, Electric/Dragon): Being a modular machine, of course its throat sac and tail can turn into actual wheels.
Paradox Pokémon are Pokémon from an Alternate reality Past(Scarlet) or an Alternate Universe reality Future(Violet) They’re all counterparts to existing Pokémon. Even the 2 cover Legendaries are counterparts to a DRAGON-type introduced in ScVi: Cyclizar.
STAB means same type attack boost. It's recommended to use moves that are the same type as the pokemon for extra boosted damage. Also Uber is like the top tier for competitive pokemon, as you see in the pyramid. The only tier above that is the banned tier where certain pokemon are so broken that they aren't allowed to used competitively.
Phantom Force is a move a ton of Ghost Pokémon can learn where you dip into the Spirit World for a turn and pop back out for a big surprise attack, like Dig or Fly or Dive
Paradox Pokemon are pokemon that are from the past and made from the future. The two main legendaries are evolved form of a normal pokemon in gen 9. And the rest are either ancestors or robot versions of the pokemon we have currently. Which is why a bunch of them look so familiar.
It’s a bit more complicated than that They aren’t literally the ancestors and robotic descendants of our modern day Pokémon, the two groups of paradoxes come from alternate parallel timelines where in one timeline everything is dinosaur themed and in another everything is robot themed. They’re not in the literal future or past, they just look like they are because of the infinite Pokémon multiverse making them that way and so when they cross into our timeline using the “Time Machine” or Terapagos’s timeline shifting shenanigans we perceive them as ancient or futuristic. This is why there are paradox versions of Entei, Suicune, and Raikou. They aren’t ancestors of our Entei, Suicune, and Raikou, they are alternate timeline equivalents of them that went through similar events, they’re just dinosaurs. Also Koraidon and Miraidon don’t evolve from Cyclizar, they just are the Dino and Robo equivalent to Cyclizar and are weirdly strong
@@itsturniptime3699 oh, guess I didn't know the gen 9 lore as much as I thought. I just don't remember that part of the lore, weird. I meant that Koraidon and Miraidon aren't pokemon evolutions of Cyclizar, they are actual real life slow evolution. But either way I guess I'm wrong
My only complaint about the battle roayle was that it felt like great tusks was robbed very early in this video. I mean, its essentially a fighting lando t and it just gets run over like a caterpie on the road.
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This is honestly the first time where i was perfectly aware of who would win
For real? Like normal and baby was kinda easy to guess Ditto and Riolu. Legendary I guessed arceus but never tought about ultra necrozma, starters I chooses swampert and dynamax I had no clue.
@rickbill06 i went into 2 of these with a guess. (Thats 3 total cuz this one wasnt a guess) the starters and the ultrabeasts. I got those wrong and i didnt guess for the rest.
For regular pokemon i didn't guess
My legendary guess was Arceus (obviously)
didn't guess for baby
my mega guess was Rayquaza (again, obviously)
my G-max guess was Gengar
my Ultra Beast guess was Kartana
my Paradox guess was Miraidon
@browking8161 guessing miraidon when it loses to both of the uber paradoxes? I guess it does have discharge, which just hits everything
(Ancient Paradox Pokemon)
- Great Tusk (Donphan, Ground/Fighting): It's so bulky that it foregoes any rolling for its massive tusks.
- Scream Tail (Jigglypuff, Fairy/Psychic): This thing is even bigger than Wigglytuff!
- Brute Bonnet (Amoonguss, Grass/Dark): It even has dino tail and legs, hehe.
- Flutter Mane (Misdreavus, Ghost/Fairy): Speculated to be a pterosaur ghost - hence the feathers.
- Slither Wing (Volcarona, Bug/Fighting): Yes, it can stand upright on its hind legs.
- Sandy Shocks (Magneton, Electric/Ground): All that "hair" is actually clumps of iron sand (like Probopass's "mustache").
- Roaring Moon (Mega Salamence, Dragon/Dark): The only Ancient Paradox themed after a Pokemon's specific form - which gives me some theories regarding its version counterpart, Iron Valiant...
- Walking Wake (Suicune, Water/Dragon): Velociraptor.
- Gouging Fire (Entei, Fire/Dragon): Ceratopsian.
- Raging Bolt (Raikou, Electric/Dragon): Brachiosaurus (which means "thunder lizard").
- Koraidon (Cyclizar, Fighting/Dragon): As it's all organic, its "wheels" are actually a throat sac and a curled-up tail (much like the regular Cyclizar, but feathery).
(Future Paradox Pokemon)
- Iron Treads (Donphan, Ground/Steel): Its trunk and tail are actually a tread belt that loops around its whole body while rolling.
- Iron Bundle (Delibird, Ice/Water): The tail is a water cannon that lets it jet around. It and its head are connected by an extendable hose.
- Iron Hands (Hariyama, Fighting/Electric): It seems to operate entirely by electromagnetic levitation.
- Iron Jugulis (Hydreigon, Dark/Flying): Something that's often overlooked about it: while other Future Paradoxes' eyes are LED screens, Iron Jugulis's entire faces are LEDs.
- Iron Moth (Volcarona, Fire/Poison): Yes, its tiny limbs are actually reloadable bullets.
- Iron Thorns (Tyranitar, Rock/Electric): According to the Occulture articles, it's actually more docile and cautious than Tyranitar.
- Iron Valiant (Gardevoir/Gallade fusion, Fairy/Fighting): Perhaps this fused appearance is a hint on what the next regional gimmick will be in Gen-10 (just as Mega Evolution is an older gimmick).
- Iron Leaves (Virizion, Grass/Psychic): Blades extend from its neck-leaves and forehead.
- Iron Boulder (Terrakion, Rock/Psychic): Its horns expand into a sharp hard-light battering ram.
- Iron Crown (Cobalion, Steel/Psychic): Its horns turn into long hard-light whip blades.
- Miraidon (Cyclizar, Electric/Dragon): Being a modular machine, of course its throat sac and tail can turn into actual wheels.
Paradox Pokémon are Pokémon from an Alternate reality Past(Scarlet) or an Alternate Universe reality Future(Violet)
They’re all counterparts to existing Pokémon.
Even the 2 cover Legendaries are counterparts to a DRAGON-type introduced in ScVi: Cyclizar.
17:15 everyday, the Terminator becomes more likely
STAB means same type attack boost. It's recommended to use moves that are the same type as the pokemon for extra boosted damage. Also Uber is like the top tier for competitive pokemon, as you see in the pyramid. The only tier above that is the banned tier where certain pokemon are so broken that they aren't allowed to used competitively.
Phantom Force is a move a ton of Ghost Pokémon can learn where you dip into the Spirit World for a turn and pop back out for a big surprise attack, like Dig or Fly or Dive
Paradox Pokemon are pokemon that are from the past and made from the future. The two main legendaries are evolved form of a normal pokemon in gen 9. And the rest are either ancestors or robot versions of the pokemon we have currently. Which is why a bunch of them look so familiar.
It’s a bit more complicated than that
They aren’t literally the ancestors and robotic descendants of our modern day Pokémon, the two groups of paradoxes come from alternate parallel timelines where in one timeline everything is dinosaur themed and in another everything is robot themed. They’re not in the literal future or past, they just look like they are because of the infinite Pokémon multiverse making them that way and so when they cross into our timeline using the “Time Machine” or Terapagos’s timeline shifting shenanigans we perceive them as ancient or futuristic.
This is why there are paradox versions of Entei, Suicune, and Raikou. They aren’t ancestors of our Entei, Suicune, and Raikou, they are alternate timeline equivalents of them that went through similar events, they’re just dinosaurs.
Also Koraidon and Miraidon don’t evolve from Cyclizar, they just are the Dino and Robo equivalent to Cyclizar and are weirdly strong
@@itsturniptime3699 oh, guess I didn't know the gen 9 lore as much as I thought. I just don't remember that part of the lore, weird. I meant that Koraidon and Miraidon aren't pokemon evolutions of Cyclizar, they are actual real life slow evolution. But either way I guess I'm wrong
My only complaint about the battle roayle was that it felt like great tusks was robbed very early in this video. I mean, its essentially a fighting lando t and it just gets run over like a caterpie on the road.
Flutter mane is one of the strongest pokemon in gen 9 (and of all time)
Hahahahahahaahahahahahahhahaha
Nice vids!
can you react to evolution of mecha anime or Brave series Opening
W reaction. When are you gonna react to more history of Ash's pokemon? I think I asked before but sorry if I forgot.
Can you please react to digimon frontier review?
Hello