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I PROTECC

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Waiting on the third one

2 (3.8%)

Waiting on the third AND fourth one

1 (1.9%)

GET WELL SOON ZYGARDE

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I am a concientous objector and abstain from taking up arms

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Total Members Voted: 51

[freeformschooler]

Eh, just pickup a PAR like everyone did with the older DS pokemons if you're worried about missing out on something.

[Aklyon]

...PAR? I know what the AR is for probably, but whats the p there for?

[timferius]

...PAR? I know what the AR is for probably, but whats the p there for?

Pokemon?

[Tsuchigumo550]

Personally I use fake GTS servers to do my dirty work.

[neotemplar]

Pro Action Replay?

[Culise]

Well, though it had already been rather likely, we know now for certain that the first six revealed aren't an exhaustive list.  Mega Kangaskhan was revealed at the Vancouver World Championships, and also has a confirmed new ability called Parental Bond, which lets it attack twice.  Looks like, apart from fan favourites, this may well be a way for them to boost Pokemon that fell by the wayside.  Also, EV-boosting minigames, in addition to the older training methods, should hopefully make EVs a bit more transparent, especially with a screen that actually shows your EVs in a way similar to the Gen3 contest stats.  It's never sat well with me that you need to use out-of-game knowledge to know what Pokemon boost EVs by how much, or even to know that EVs and IVs exist. 

Lucarionite, Blazikenite...

So we also have Ampharonite, Absolnite, Mawilite and Mewtwonite.
I wish there's Weavilenite, though.

And Dragonite gets to hold another Dragonite. Cue fanfics.

And then there's the naming wackiness if they make a Mega Meganium, or a Mega Yanmega

MegaMantine.  Special ability: Adaptability.

[Furtuka]

Well, though it had already been rather likely, we know now for certain that the first six revealed aren't an exhaustive list.  Mega Kangaskhan was revealed at the Vancouver World Championships, and also has a confirmed new ability called Parental Bond, which lets it attack twice.  Looks like, apart from fan favourites, this may well be a way for them to boost Pokemon that fell by the wayside.  Also, EV-boosting minigames, in addition to the older training methods, should hopefully make EVs a bit more transparent, especially with a screen that actually shows your EVs in a way similar to the Gen3 contest stats.  It's never sat well with me that you need to use out-of-game knowledge to know what Pokemon boost EVs by how much, or even to know that EVs and IVs

Also todays news showed you can only have one mega evolution capable mon with you at a time.

Heres Mega Khangaskhan for those wondering whats with its ability. Yes, it is amazing isn't it.

[Sirus]

Wait, where's the long, flowing locks of hair?

[RedWarrior0]

Someone give me a picture of the baby Kangaskhan being used as Kangaskhan's hair, stat.

[Aklyon]

Wait, where's the long, flowing locks of hair?

The baby kangaskhan ate them.

[penguinofhonor]

Mega Kangaskhan is definitely the cleverest use of the mega form so far, though I'm still waiting to see what separates these from normal additional evolutions.

Right now it just seems like it's "Evolve your Pokemon, but they lose their hold item slot" as well as a way for them to dance around the idea of fourth stage evolutions with a technicality.

[Mr Space Cat]

There's probably stat buffs and stuff. I remember reading there's possibly type changes too? It could vary from pokemon to pokemon too, it seems like a reasonable feature for making megalutions more diverse.

[Alkhemia]

I hope they make the game harder or have hard mode available at the start was silly to make you beat the game just to get it, Pretty much the main reason I love Blaze Black and Volt White 2.

[penguinofhonor]

There's probably stat buffs and stuff. I remember reading there's possibly type changes too? It could vary from pokemon to pokemon too, it seems like a reasonable feature for making megalutions more diverse.

How do stat increases and type changes make these different from normal evolutions?

[RedWarrior0]

It's a temporary thing and you can only have one at a time, meaning more decisions to make?