Thread: The most unoriginal nicknames ever.

Gastly the Gengar, basically my brother think he was being funny.
And at least around here, Stalin the Probopass, all my friends have one, it used to be funny.

Panties on the Ruby version (Now on Heart Gold). I could have named my Bellossom "Furil."

Red the Charizard
Blue the Blastoise

i wish i knew japanese names back then.

As a child, I added "Y" to everything so my Pokemon would be "cute".

Bulby the Bulbasaur!
Squirty the Squirtle!
Nidy the Nidoqueen!
IceyArty the Articuno!
Zappy the Zapdos!
Mewey Twoey the Mewtwo!
Lugie the Lugia!

...

I only recently realized the sadness of "Lugie"...

I usually name my pokemon something WAY to obvious:
I named my Chikorita Chika even though its a Meganium now, My Ho-oh Rainbow, and my Gyarados SuperRawr. I kinda like SuperRawr though XD

Well, I dunno about unoriginal, but one of my friends used to give the best Nicknames ever... Including CRY BABY the Weepinbell, and BATTER UP the Zubat...

I imagine I'm not the first person whose named their Pikachu "Shockrat". And I'm definitely not the first person to name my Bidoof "HM Slave."

Ash, The Pikachu.
Misty, The Togepi.
Brock, The Geodude.

Well, I was only 6 years old back those times.

Is this nickname for my Dunsparce original?


OVERLORD


My other pokemon names:

Clefable: FATTEH
Staraptor: PUNK?!
Empoleon: PointyHead

Originally Posted by sv_Gravity 000

SpacePenis

I... love you. I'd be denying my own homosexuality, be you a man.

Let's see what else I've got... Cannon for a Blastoise.

Maybe a Mrs. or Ms.Mime

A Garchomp named Chomp and a Gyarados named Gyara.

Some of the nicknames the NPCs give. Like Muscle the Machop or Volty the Voltorb.

I named my Swampert 'Murloc' after a man-fish species from warcraft. I bet thats not unoriginal.

I guess I'm not the first person to call my Ditto Whore?
I actually called it Hore, the Norwegian name, it's shorter so I could call it BigFatHore :P

Am I the only person who hates it when a Gastly (and its evos) is called Gaspar? Seriously, why don't people just call it Sherlock, like I did?