@Yousef- That explains it then, I thought they were from Palworld but since Palworld borrowed from Pokemon, they probably took that one too. Is starter sort of like how in a game like Elden Ring there are starter classes and then as you grow/get XP you can adapt to a more custom character/build? And fire as in Pokemon follow the elements? Pals do, but that's mainly for hard labor. Water Pals tend to the crops, fire Pals cook, there was an elements system in Yakauza too. It had a mode called Sujimon, I didn't understand that element system and instead maxed them all out, it worked. I can't imagine Pokemon are used for labor, that seems more of a Palworld thing. I often wonder how so many people know about Pokemon, it's so specific and yet every gamer seems to know them. Probably because of the games which you've probably played.
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@Yousef- You know your Pokemon's, thanks for explaining. I suppose the game never really ends if you have to keep catching new ones, and by the same token that's probably a big part of the charm. I liked catching different Pals in Palworld but Pokemon is much older and there are probably endless amounts to catch. If you could have only ten Pokemon for the rest of your life, what would they be? In-game/as offline models too. Meaning you wake-up every day and see them on your shelf too, but you can't catch any new ones.
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@Yousef- I didn't expect them to look so strong, Glaceon I've seen in Build a Bear. It's a Toy Store that builds customized bears/plush, that blue one and a purple one comes with a cape. I recognized them straight away. Some of the others look like their Palworld counterparts like Lucario. That yellow man is holding a spoon? most of them look a lot more buff than I expected. Pangoro especially.
I too have made a team. My knowledge of Pokemon might not be vast but I know which is the best one.
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@Yousef- I have to ask, what game is the girl with the blue-bird from? I recognize Zelda on the far right, also at the back Tekken, and Mario? looking like Zelda, the red pointy one is a Transformer? the man with the grey stitches is Anime? does that girl have a green gag in her mouth? (sorry my mind sees one thing and I can't unsee what I think I see) or is. What does the Transformer turn into? I forgot also the name of that little yellow fox.
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@GirlVersusGame the girl with the blue bird is Zelda from skyward sword.
The guy from Tekken is also Kazuya, and yes, that’s a Luigi and nabbit from Mario.
Yes, the transformer is called Elita-1 and yes, he can transform into a jet
The guy with the gray stitches is called Mahito and he’s from jujutsu Kaisen
Nope She doesn’t have a gag in her mouth. She has a scroll. Hahahaha
The yellow foxes Fennekin from Pokémon
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Fiora - lvl5
@Yousef- I think the Zelda Skyward Sword one is my favorite, I really like the colours, the expression and the sense of movement. I think I saw those models or something really similar in that pop-up store that Nintendo briefly opened in London. You'd have loved it, plush, models and things I have no names for. The one with a scroll in their mouth and that was pretty funny because I didn't expect you to say that. Then I thought it was a sushi roll. I've watched a couple of Transformers movies but found it hard to go further than that, it wasn't a case of so much lore to catch up on. Maybe it's a robot thing, I do think it's a great design for a toy, really clever. I think like a lot of things I didn't know about them until recently and for a lot of people they find that spark of interest a lot earlier, they grow with that franchise and find it easier to appreciate it as adults. Nostalgia is the word I'm looking for, it helps shift a lot of toys unless you always had Elita-1. I had a quick look at a book about them, the toys.
It's called 'The Unofficial Guide to Transformers 1980s to 1990s'. It's one hundred and sixty pages so there's a lot of them, probably older given the years.
These I didn't expect, a Gorilla called Optimus Primal and Dinosaur Transformers.
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An extensive redeco of the Transmetal 2 Maximal Cybershark, Sky-Byte transforms into a large monstrous bio-mechanical great white shark. His tail has a gear-system that spins the fins like a propeller when a wheel in his side is turned (this system becomes his left arm, forming a spinning claw weapon).
The people who created and designed those characters and toys really knew what they were doing. I watched a couple on Youtube yesterday, to see them transforming. The collector market seems to be huge, I think I saw them on The Toys That Made Us, the Netflix show. It's odd that they never made a PS5 game, you'd think it would do really well. Other than Legos I haven't seen many modern games based on toy lines. Or they do and they don't stand-out on the PSN. Do you like sharks in general or is it more the character themselves?
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