I dont agree he made a really great character out of Mewtwo. He just had a somewhat different vision of it. A lot of people at gamefreak also dont care about the lore. If you ask masuda things about lore or even just characters at times he says he doesnt even remember them.
That's because the lore questions they get asked ignore they specifically keep it vague because the audience is children and unless they actually implement it somewhere, they don't see it important enough to want to ensure kids know.
Although it's obviously not true if you have eyes to see because otherwise every generation after the 2 would be immensely different and dumbed down than it was, and even the unown would only stay funny letters, the remakes would be nothing like they are or reference anything of the originals, something like legend arceus would be inexistent
I do believe masuda resets his little brain, but not the actual guys that make the games and the lore and the designs and the plots... everything. Thats why he doesnt even remember when people ask him about the lore or characters or pokemon and gives vague answers; he didnt make them.
>in no uncertain terms masuda is outright stating these games are not made with anyone past middle school in mind >people still b***h about the games being babby games anyways
love or hate masuda you can't really deny this is major tier homosexualry
I';m surprised you're so arseraped over this turn of events still. It's like you had absolutely zero contextual awareness of the presentation of the universe by the various associated media.
its their self defense mechanism. drugballs force this mechanism onto them so imagine how stressful it must be each time you take in and out them from balls
It's a reflex. Was it stressful to you when the doc tested your reflexes to make sure you weren't growing up spastic? Because I was rather entertained seeing my legs kick autonomously.
My first pediatrician somehow nearly every time managed to hit a nerve while doing so, so it almost always was like my ulnar nerve got hit, except for my leg. It was not fun.
In RGBY that shrinking/growing animation is ONLY for trainers' pokémon coming in and out of pokéballs, wild pokémon never do it and fainting pokémon don't do it. Get better evidence.
Tajiri based the idea of capsule monsters off the dragonball bag-of-holding/hammerspace capsules initially. No surprise when he'd then scrubbed the project of any potential TM infringements, he kept the shrinking bit as being perfect to carry pokémon around with.
Please don't tell me the younger generation is actually interpreting the sprite size reductions, used simply as visual flair to indicate withdrawing, as the Pokémon literally shrinking.
Oh, who am I kidding? The younger generation is autistic and mentally stunted as frick, of course they probably are. Probably the same dumbasses who thought "Population: Growing!" was the subtitle of GC Animal Crossing.
Can't be any worse than 2 decade old afterbirths insisting the creator's original vision isn't the actual canon, despite Japan knowing that since before the afterbirths were buns in the oven.
No, this implies all pokémon can shrink, but only a few learned to weaponise that in-battle.
What use has a Garchomp of Minimise? It's an apex predator and doesn't hunt by ambush. So wasting energy learning how to shrink down doesn't help it, unlike Sandaconda, which can learn it, likely to help with its hunting as it can stay undetected until the strike.
Design tenets also cover movelists, because again "does it make sense for this thing to get minimise?".
Please don't tell me the younger generation is actually interpreting the sprite size reductions, used simply as visual flair to indicate withdrawing, as the Pokémon literally shrinking.
Oh, who am I kidding? The younger generation is autistic and mentally stunted as frick, of course they probably are. Probably the same dumbasses who thought "Population: Growing!" was the subtitle of GC Animal Crossing.
The anime showed Pokémon turning into an amorphous red flash that got collected by the Pokéball
Not canon
Maybe so but it's better than shrink shit
The light makes them shrink
Shudo didn't care about the lore.
Go back to your Shudo seethe thread please
I dont agree he made a really great character out of Mewtwo. He just had a somewhat different vision of it. A lot of people at gamefreak also dont care about the lore. If you ask masuda things about lore or even just characters at times he says he doesnt even remember them.
That's because the lore questions they get asked ignore they specifically keep it vague because the audience is children and unless they actually implement it somewhere, they don't see it important enough to want to ensure kids know.
Although it's obviously not true if you have eyes to see because otherwise every generation after the 2 would be immensely different and dumbed down than it was, and even the unown would only stay funny letters, the remakes would be nothing like they are or reference anything of the originals, something like legend arceus would be inexistent
I do believe masuda resets his little brain, but not the actual guys that make the games and the lore and the designs and the plots... everything. Thats why he doesnt even remember when people ask him about the lore or characters or pokemon and gives vague answers; he didnt make them.
>in no uncertain terms masuda is outright stating these games are not made with anyone past middle school in mind
>people still b***h about the games being babby games anyways
love or hate masuda you can't really deny this is major tier homosexualry
So why didn't Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf just shrink to escape Team Galactic?
Funny how shrinkgays ignore your question.
Uhhhh
They can only shrink when recalled, captured in a ball or defeated in battle?
What about the move shrink
umm because you heccin natzee chud stop asking such bjgoted questions reeeee!
I';m surprised you're so arseraped over this turn of events still. It's like you had absolutely zero contextual awareness of the presentation of the universe by the various associated media.
its their self defense mechanism. drugballs force this mechanism onto them so imagine how stressful it must be each time you take in and out them from balls
It's a reflex. Was it stressful to you when the doc tested your reflexes to make sure you weren't growing up spastic? Because I was rather entertained seeing my legs kick autonomously.
My first pediatrician somehow nearly every time managed to hit a nerve while doing so, so it almost always was like my ulnar nerve got hit, except for my leg. It was not fun.
>muh lore
how many times do we need to have this discussion?
>muh
Not an argument.
>how many times do we need to have this discussion?
1000 times and you lose all of them, secondary homosexual.
No, it's not, illiterate homosexual.
It is as moronic as claiming superman can only use his heat vision to warm coffee
Shrink ruins the series so I'll go with early anime
Shrinking is troony
In RGBY that shrinking/growing animation is ONLY for trainers' pokémon coming in and out of pokéballs, wild pokémon never do it and fainting pokémon don't do it. Get better evidence.
>In RGBY that shrinking/growing animation
So, it WAS canon back then.
BASED.
Tajiri based the idea of capsule monsters off the dragonball bag-of-holding/hammerspace capsules initially. No surprise when he'd then scrubbed the project of any potential TM infringements, he kept the shrinking bit as being perfect to carry pokémon around with.
Can't be any worse than 2 decade old afterbirths insisting the creator's original vision isn't the actual canon, despite Japan knowing that since before the afterbirths were buns in the oven.
Tajiri had the objectively worst take I've ever seen on Pokemon and other writers diluting it might be the best thing that ever happened to it.
so moronic
this implies all pokemon know minimize, but only some of them can use it in battle
No, this implies all pokémon can shrink, but only a few learned to weaponise that in-battle.
What use has a Garchomp of Minimise? It's an apex predator and doesn't hunt by ambush. So wasting energy learning how to shrink down doesn't help it, unlike Sandaconda, which can learn it, likely to help with its hunting as it can stay undetected until the strike.
Design tenets also cover movelists, because again "does it make sense for this thing to get minimise?".
Please don't tell me the younger generation is actually interpreting the sprite size reductions, used simply as visual flair to indicate withdrawing, as the Pokémon literally shrinking.
Oh, who am I kidding? The younger generation is autistic and mentally stunted as frick, of course they probably are. Probably the same dumbasses who thought "Population: Growing!" was the subtitle of GC Animal Crossing.