Pokemon General

[SirthOsiris]

... Wonder traded a number of extra eevees. Got a larvesta back with... Pokerus.

What do I do to keep this until I need it?

[Ninten]

I'm pretty close to the Pokémon League now. I suppose I will finish the game tonight (since I'm bedridden anyway).

[Snowdome]

[Liferake]

Still have to get spore from shroomish first, but if you forget spore while its a breloom you'll be able to re-obatin it through the move relearner.

AKA get your Vulpix/Starmie/etc. moves BEFORE you evolve them.

[Weeaboolits]

[SirthOsiris]

Unlocked super singles.

...The hell is Lumineon? That thing kept showing up to kill my Noivern with Ice Beam.

I definitely want to expand my list, though.

[Liferake]

4th Generation Fishing Pokemon only available in one city in the far west of the Sinnoh Region (At least, I think that's where they're from.)

Seaking of Generation 4 essentially.

[Ninten]

What an amazing game.

[Liferake]

[WillowWolf]

Best pokemon (in my opinion) since the 3rd gen games :'D. I'm split between it being better than Gen 3 or not, though... I like how open the third gen's world felt, and diving! I know a lot of people didn't like how much ocean there was- Tentacool, anyone?- but I loved how much of that there was to explore.

[Yoonah]

Yeah I think this is probably the best entry in the series by just how much of a leap it was from Gen V just like how Gen III was from II

Some people complain that there isn't a lot of post game content as compared to Gen V but I'd rather explore the entire region during the main game rather than have 1/3 of the region locked until post game like BW

[Fluffernuff]

Gen 2 (the original... something about it just...aged better than the remake could do)
Gen 6
Gen 2-4 and Gen 5-2
Gen 3
Gen 1-3
Gen 5
Gen 1 (has aged quite poorly) and Gen 4

thats just my personal ranking

[WillowWolf]

Gen 3 / 6 - I have a hard Time deciding, but both are great ~<3
Gen 2 - Both remake and original. Original because after the end of the main game, there was like another half of the game to go through and you didn't know it
Gen 1 - I agree, it hasn't aged well... at all. But it is fun to glitch the hell out of. Plus, the remakes are quite fun! Especially if you're into modding the older Pokemon games and allowing yourself to catch all 350+ pokemon of the first three gens in one game.
Gen 4 - Haven't played it, basing my opinion on the Pokemon design.
Gen 5 - Played it. I liked about ... between 10 and 15 of the pokemon designs. Out of over 100. That's not very good. Also, it was meh overall, and very forgettable in my books :\.

[Yoonah]

Gen VI: Felt very polished and against my first impressions the models are pretty dang decent and the region is really pretty. Friend Safaris >>> Safari Zone. Bummer that the new pokemon aren't really stellar and it was pretty hard to have an almost new poketeam
Gen III: The coolest and most creative towns imo. I played it again the other day and it really hasn't aged that much
Gen V: Refined a lot of the problems in Gen IV and after playing Gen VI, I really appreciate that they decided to try and reboot the pokedex for the maingame. Also the Gym leaders have a purpose besides sitting in the gym all day
Gen IV: Had a lot of pacing issues with levels and game speed. Fortunately the latter was rectified with Platinum.
Gen II: Felt more like Gen 1.5 rather than its own game. It's still better than Gen I though
Gen I: Has not aged well at all despite all the genwunners' claims. Really the main reason I dislike gen I is because of the fanbase

[Fluffernuff]

GEN TWO SO LOW!?!?!? YOURE DEAD TO ME!!! DEAD!!!!!














.........ok no... youre entitled to your opinion xD