Okay, I'm going to try to explain the post credit scene. I might ramble a bit, so bear with me. Banette, Mawile, and baby Kangaskhan were part of the Mega Pokemon Battle Royale (which came before this one) and were sent to the Gigantamax Battle Royale during theirs. It's also why they don't appear Mega when they meet up with Bim (the once-rumored evolution of Alakazam). The Sudowoodo belongs to Oak (as you see the simulation PC is in his lab), which is why you see him noticing Pokemon out of their simulation. Geez, this is the longest comment I ever made...
I actually rally l love it personally. I’ve always liked the old goofy Godzilla movies with the rubber suits and picturing two giant Pokémon slapping each other is funny. Plus I think most of the GMax forms do what Megas didn’t, and that’s honour the design philosophy of adding more. Example being Jigglypuff to Wigglytuff, there’s clear differences rather than just Jigglypuff getting more mature looking. GMax Centiskorch becomes a radiator coil, Orbeetle becomes a UFO, Duraludon turns into an actual building, I really like it.
@@DemiCape I’m moderately certain they didn’t Want to make more just because making Megas wasn’t worth it anymore. It idea was cool, some are awesome, but a grand majority of them were ignored and forgotten which sucks because actually designing a Mega Pokémon is really hard for the design team. You take a Pokémon made years ago that’s already a compete concept that’s finished and clean and good, and now you have to make it big and scary somehow, exaggerate features and make it look more battle focused which ends up with extremely edgy designs like Garchomp, Tyranitar, Lucario, bunch of others, etc. It just wasn’t fun to make edgy OC versions of a Pokémon, and anytime they didn’t do that like Slowbro and Camerupt they were quickly pushed aside for Salamence by the fan base. Flygon was going to get a Megas in ORAS but it got cancelled due to major art block and no one being able to decide on a suitable and respectful design for one of Hoenn’s most beloved Pokémon. They didn’t want to ruin it like they did Charizard and Mewtwo initially since the X forms for both only exist because of backlash on the originally shown ones. People don’t want new concepts or extensions of things that are logical, they want spikes and cool buff things that fight good and Flygon just didn’t fit those wants cause it’s cute.
I've seen a comment once that said the Mega evolve gimmick was removed bcz "some" of the Dev didn't like it. Image removing one of the best features that ever exist bcz of some peoples arguing instead of hearing what their customer want
Oh yea, Charizard cards are pretty valuable. I have a Mega-X Charizard EX that, when I first price-checked it with the TCGplayer phone app, it came up as being $95. Then I realized that I didn't have the standard version but the Secret golden version which made its value jump up to about $312. For about a month, it was the most valuable card in my collection until my cousin gave me an Umbreon EX card for my birthday that turned out to be worth a whopping $485.
Yes my suggestion is from Disney you can do it but try to be careful others have done reactions so try to take notes from them but if it’s too risky that’s understandable
Okay, I'm going to try to explain the post credit scene. I might ramble a bit, so bear with me.
Banette, Mawile, and baby Kangaskhan were part of the Mega Pokemon Battle Royale (which came before this one) and were sent to the Gigantamax Battle Royale during theirs. It's also why they don't appear Mega when they meet up with Bim (the once-rumored evolution of Alakazam). The Sudowoodo belongs to Oak (as you see the simulation PC is in his lab), which is why you see him noticing Pokemon out of their simulation.
Geez, this is the longest comment I ever made...
I wonder if this also means Charizard, Eevee, and Garbodor ended up...somewhere...as well? Eh, who knows.
While Gigantamax isn’t the most creative gimmick Pokémon has made but it has grown on me.
I actually rally l love it personally. I’ve always liked the old goofy Godzilla movies with the rubber suits and picturing two giant Pokémon slapping each other is funny. Plus I think most of the GMax forms do what Megas didn’t, and that’s honour the design philosophy of adding more. Example being Jigglypuff to Wigglytuff, there’s clear differences rather than just Jigglypuff getting more mature looking. GMax Centiskorch becomes a radiator coil, Orbeetle becomes a UFO, Duraludon turns into an actual building, I really like it.
I always liked mega more than gmax, I am sad they got rid of mega evolution and did not add more.
@@DemiCape I’m moderately certain they didn’t Want to make more just because making Megas wasn’t worth it anymore. It idea was cool, some are awesome, but a grand majority of them were ignored and forgotten which sucks because actually designing a Mega Pokémon is really hard for the design team. You take a Pokémon made years ago that’s already a compete concept that’s finished and clean and good, and now you have to make it big and scary somehow, exaggerate features and make it look more battle focused which ends up with extremely edgy designs like Garchomp, Tyranitar, Lucario, bunch of others, etc. It just wasn’t fun to make edgy OC versions of a Pokémon, and anytime they didn’t do that like Slowbro and Camerupt they were quickly pushed aside for Salamence by the fan base.
Flygon was going to get a Megas in ORAS but it got cancelled due to major art block and no one being able to decide on a suitable and respectful design for one of Hoenn’s most beloved Pokémon. They didn’t want to ruin it like they did Charizard and Mewtwo initially since the X forms for both only exist because of backlash on the originally shown ones. People don’t want new concepts or extensions of things that are logical, they want spikes and cool buff things that fight good and Flygon just didn’t fit those wants cause it’s cute.
I've seen a comment once that said the Mega evolve gimmick was removed bcz "some" of the Dev didn't like it. Image removing one of the best features that ever exist bcz of some peoples arguing instead of hearing what their customer want
Btw the end credits was something from the mega pokemon video, so thats why it was confusing
Oh yea, Charizard cards are pretty valuable. I have a Mega-X Charizard EX that, when I first price-checked it with the TCGplayer phone app, it came up as being $95. Then I realized that I didn't have the standard version but the Secret golden version which made its value jump up to about $312. For about a month, it was the most valuable card in my collection until my cousin gave me an Umbreon EX card for my birthday that turned out to be worth a whopping $485.
Yes my suggestion is from Disney you can do it but try to be careful others have done reactions so try to take notes from them but if it’s too risky that’s understandable
Gotcha. I'm not in the position to take that risk right now, but hopefully in a few weeks that will all change
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