Official Pokémon Sun and Moon (S&M) Thread

[Garmr]

Rowlet and it's a girl that's like 15% chance.

[Parama]

my mudkip in omega ruby was female and shiny, i still find that kind of unreal tbh

[SleepyKrew]

DOWNLOADING

[RadiantCowbells]

I was convinced to wait in line. Zzz

[Davsto]

And I still have to wait because Europe release dates

[SleepyKrew]

...I thought it was all at once internationally

[Davsto]

Nope, everywhere gets it 18th except Europe, hence why I said I have to wait until the 23rd

[SleepyKrew]

haha

[Annadog40]

Regonlocking suxs

[Glork]

I'm waiting because Christmas present.

[Annadog40]

I get it as a birthday gift.

[animorpherv1]

I'm getting it after work! Much hype.

[Annadog40]

I heared two month wait before you can transfer past gen folks. That is fine with me.

[Annadog40]

Just got pokemon Moon!

[Spiffeh]

I hope this one isn't as disappointing as X and Y

I want it to have at least SOME challenge to it

(not getting it til I'm home for Thanksgiving break tho)

[Annadog40]

I got popplio names it bloopy, Nuzlocke gonna happen.

[Felissan]

And I still have to wait because Europe release dates

[Annadog40]

Moral of the story, everyone move to America.

[SleepyKrew]

It's been over a decade since any Pokemon game made me feel this way. I've gotten used to my thoughts upon starting a new game being "What are my rules for this challenge? What are the ideal catches for certain locations? Alright, hope I don't die."

But playing Sun, I feel like a kid in a candy store. I'm exploring areas for the fun of it instead of trying to find items. Whenever I see a Pokemon, I immediately want to catch it and become giddy upon doing so, even when I have no desire to use that Pokemon in my party. I'm in awe of how far Pokemon games have come. My primary goals are to explore and learn. I haven't felt this way since Colosseum (or Ruby/Sapphire if you want to stick with core games).

So glad I decided against a Nuzlocke first run

[Annadog40]

I'm doing Nuzlocke and I feel so happy about this game.

[SleepyKrew]

no shut up

[Sudo_Nym]

It's been over a decade since any Pokemon game made me feel this way. I've gotten used to my thoughts upon starting a new game being "What are my rules for this challenge? What are the ideal catches for certain locations? Alright, hope I don't die."

But playing Sun, I feel like a kid in a candy store. I'm exploring areas for the fun of it instead of trying to find items. Whenever I see a Pokemon, I immediately want to catch it and become giddy upon doing so, even when I have no desire to use that Pokemon in my party. I'm in awe of how far Pokemon games have come. My primary goals are to explore and learn. I haven't felt this way since Colosseum (or Ruby/Sapphire if you want to stick with core games).

So glad I decided against a Nuzlocke first run

I think that's what I'm most looking forward to when I get off work and get to pick up my copy. I remember being a little kid playing red and teaming up with other kids in the neighborhood to get our pokedexs completed, and it was fun. Now I'm basically aiming to do the same thing as an adult, even if I'm doing so through the internet friend codes instead of the old connector cable. I remember getting a big nostalgia hit off Pokémon go when that first came out; I'm hoping this turns out to be a better version of that.

[Psyche]

would you guys like me more if i got this game or like the same

[xRECKONERx]

anyone know of a resource listing all potential pokes on each route/area? cuz i keep spending like an hour in each route then leaving then Grimm is like "I caught a Pichu!" and I'm like "where the FUCK did you catch a Pichu"

[xRECKONERx]

would you guys like me more if i got this game or like the same

more tbh