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ERMAHGERD ERGEBRAH

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Lugion
, 8th January 2013 at 06:11 PM (147 Views)
So, X and Y. Not sure what to think of the names, but HOLY CRAP YOU GUYS 3D.

I'm at a loss as to which starter I'll be choosing, but I'm sure I'll come to favor one of them. Right now, I think Froakie is my least favorite, but I don't dislike it. I probably favor Fennekin right now, but I think Chespin is pretty cool.

Apparently, the region is based on Europe, and the legendaries they showed are based on Norse myth. Cool. See, three animals lived in Yggdrasil: a stag (X), an eagle (Y), and a dragon. Do you know what this means.

Pokémon Z will have a dragon as its cover legendary.

Okay, IF they make a Z version. Game Freak have screwed the system so much in Gen 5.

But whatever I'm excited asdfghjkl

(also, title translation: Oh my God, Algebra)
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Updated 8th January 2013 at 06:17 PM by Lugion

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  1. gaara sword's Avatar
    They would screw it even more if it was the original dragon.
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  2. Lugion's Avatar
    The original dragon? You mean Nidhogg?
  3. gaara sword's Avatar
    the one that split into three in the unova legend. It would make little sense for them to do that at this point.
  4. Green Zubat's Avatar
    Quote Originally Posted by gaara sword
    the one that split into three in the unova legend. It would make little sense for them to do that at this point.
    It would be hilarious watching the fandom implode trying to make sense of it all, though :3
    gaara sword likes this.
  5. Lugion's Avatar
    Oh lol.

    Well, in Norse mythology, Nidhogg is the dragon that gnaws on the roots of the great world tree Yggdrasil.

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