Game Freak Says Don’t Expect A Pokemon RPG On Wii U Or Smartphones

Yet you are wasting your time on here when you could be doing something else.

So inorder to be a troll you need to have no life outside of the computer… well it looks like I can’t be one :(

Are you Stupid or some shit?

I think Pokemon is a series that benefits from limitations though (if that makes sense). They made the transition work well with X and Y but once hardware gets better, im curious to see how they handle it.
You can’t have a massive pokemon game, it would mess up the balance, something GF’s director said himself.

Put spin off’s on WiiU though, like the concept 2D fighting game. Or maybe a crossover series. Or that Pikachu spin off, which i hope is the long rumoured Mario/Zelda style adventure game

Oh and X and Y are fucking great xD

True Shit they Act Like Angry Cats.

Pokemon Coliseum was a good game.

Wii u is shitty console that got no games after 1 year Fact.Try to Damage control That you Stupid Assholes.

What did you think about Pokemon Battle Revolution?

Yes The Hardcore Nintendrones That come to Me complain about Ps4 while Wii u got Barely any games.

#WiiDelaygamesforU

They can do another PokePark or Pokemon: Battle Revolution.

Pokemon is best on hand held,and Fuck for sake its called pocket monsters for a damn reason.

Thats true this website is becoming N4G i’m thinking to stop visiting this website if it continues like this and go to purenintendo for news.

Gimmicks? Nintendo doesn’t run on gimmicks but original and creative ideas.

Can you be quiet. Your opinion sucks. That is my opinion.

Hahah their you go fucking trolls(bad) now you can eat big Sony Cock.

JAPAN IS GOING ON A RAMPAGE FOR POKEMON!!!!

$100? For a Wii U game?? o.o

Like Stadium/Battle Revolution? If they’re going to do one of those again, they either need to drop the price (to around $10-$20) or expand the gameplay so it has comparable length and depth to the main games. That gameplay style is a complete cash grab, you’re paying full price for a glorified add on that offers little more than battle tournaments with prettier graphics. This is the kind of thing that’s better as DLC, it’s not really something that’s built to be a standalone game. Add to that the fact that XY has moved the main series into 3D, there’s even less of an advantage. Sure, they could move the console games into HD, but HD graphics aren’t really as much of an improvement as they’re hyped up to be, the graphics themselves don’t look much better, they’re just more detailed. In general, graphics are hitting a point of diminishing returns, where each new graphical improvement is less and less noticeable each time (just look at PS4/One games, and then try and tell me they look like a significant improvement over PS3/360), so relying on graphics for the console games becomes more and more worthless each time. They’re going to need a bigger hook to keep selling these games, if they’re not going to make an RPG, they at least need to do something that the main games aren’t doing.

It’s like you didn’t even read the article. Pokemon works best as a portable title because of the spontaneity of meeting people and interacting with them on the go AS WELL as interacting with people around the world from home.

Smash CAN work as a portable title in a similar way so the 3DS version is an experiment. It’s success as a console title for three generations warrants the dual investment.

Luigi’s Mansion was a console title and Dark Moon proved that it CAN work as a portable title. It’s handheld exclusivity comes from the developers always wanting the game to have stereoscopic 3D as well as them wanting to provide an exclusive title to help sell the 3DS. Plus, scaled down, exclusive adventure games on handhelds aren’t new to the industry. Look at God of War on PSP.

Before you go calling a multi-billion dollar company stupid for making a statement that actually makes sense, take stock of yourself and figure out what decisions YOU’RE making to try to make HALF the money Nintendo currently has.

Game Freak is NOT simply too narrow minded, it really is ARROGANT MINDED. They only ruined Pokémon gaming experience by making too many bullshitty choices such these ones:

In Pokémon Red, Blue and Yellow Versions there are some mistakes which should never have happened:

-Just before challenging Female Gym Leaders Misty, Erika and Sabrina, the Female Trainer appearance theme should have played at the end of their speeches.

-If Psychic-type Pokémon really were weak against Ghost-type Pokémon (besides to Bug-type ones) since the 1st generation, then even the Ghost-type move LICK should have been super effective against them; this doesn’t happen before the 2nd generation.

-The Ghost-type move LICK either should have depended on the user Pokémon’s Special Abilities, or at least should have minimum damage power 30, instead of 20.

-LICKITUNG should have known LICK since its first experience levels from 1st generation already: then, by training, it anyways could have learnt the following moves it actually learns, but at slightly different levels.

-CHARIZARD, after learning FLAMETHROWER at level 46, should have learnt FIRE SPIN at level 57, NOT at level 55. Its not evolved form CHARMELEON should have learnt the move at level 51, NOT at level 56.

-The 1st generation “suicide” moves (both SELFDESTRUCT and EXPLOSION) and the following generations’ ones (FINAL GAMBIT, HEALING WISH and MEMENTO) all should have had one single, not upgradeable, Power Point, instead of five (even SMEARGLE’s 2nd generation move SKETCH does have one single PP); besides, they should have allowed the user who used them and got fainted, only if it knocked down the target as well, after using them.

-Both Grass and Bug types, actually as resistant to Ground type as Ice type, should both have been capable to erase Poison type’s weakness to Ground-type attacks, as regards Grass/Poison-type and Bug/Poison-type Pokémon (such as BULBASAUR, ODDISH, BELLSPROUT, WEEDLE and VENONAT).

-Poison, Bug and Ghost types ALL should have belonged to the “special” typologies (like Fire, Water, Electric, Grass, Ice, Psychic and Dragon types), instead to the “physical” ones (like Normal, Fighting, Ground, Flying and Rock types).

-As KABUTO learns LEER at level 44 and HYDRO PUMP at level 49 and its evolution KABUTOPS learns them at levels 46 and 53 respectfully, so should have done OMANYTE and its evolution OMASTAR (by learning SPIKE CANNON and HYDRO PUMP at levels 44 and 49 the first one and at levels 46 and 53 the second one, NOT the contrary concerning both of them!).

-Just like at Seafom Islands, whose four rocks block the water stream in both its sides, both to ARTICUNO’s tiny island and to the exit, and stay there for all the rest of the game, so it should have happened on Victory Road, whose rocks needed to activate the platform which open the various passages should have permanently stay there for all the rest of the game.

In Pokémon Yellow Version there should have been some differences than to Red and Blue Versions:

-Every time you face both Jessie and James during your adventure, they were supposed to be called JESJAM, not ROCKET, as they are not like the other anonymous Team Rocket members!

-After the second battle, as you face them at Lavender Town’s Pokémon Tower and at Saffron City’s Silph Co.’s last floors, they both should have the following Pokémon order:

a1)VICTREEBEL Lev 29
b1)LICKITUNG Lev 29
c1)MEOWTH Lev 30
d1)ARBOK Lev 30
e1)WEEZING Lev 30,

instead of:

MEOWTH Lev 27
ARBOK Lev 27
WEEZING Lev 27

in the Pokémon Tower; and:

a2)LICKITUNG Lev 33
b2)VICTREEBEL Lev 33
c2)WEEZING Lev 35
d2)ARBOK Lev 35
e2)MEOWTH Lev 36,

instead of:

WEEZING Lev 31
ARBOK Lev 31
MEOWTH Lev 31

in Silph Co.

-They also should have appeared at Pokémon League as you defeat your Rival for the last time, only in order to challenge you because you ruined Team Rocket criminal organization by defeating three times their boss Giovanni (including Viridian City’s Gym Leader battle) and they should have the following Pokémon team:

HYPNO Lev 61
LICKITUNG Lev 62
VICTREEBEL Lev 62
ARBOK Lev 64
WEEZING Lev 64
MEOWTH Lev 65.

-Just like in Red and Blue Versions, in the mandatory Rival battles no. 5 and 6 (both inside the Silph Co. and on Route 21 as you get all the eight Pokémon League badges), the Rival’s battle theme should have been as the same as the Gym Leaders and the Elite Four Leader Lance’s one, NOT any other Pokémon trainer and Elite Four Lorerei, Bruno and Agatha’s one! The same should have been for Jessie and James Silph Co.’s fourth battle, too.

-The Rival and Jessie and James’ appearance themes (concerning Rival’s mandatory battles no. 5 and 6 and Jessie and James Silph Co. and Pokémon League’s battle) should have played at speeded up rhythm. Only Rival’s mandatory battle no. 6 satisfied this condition.

-Even the extra battle against Jessie and James, which should have come after winning the final battle against your Rival, should have the final battle’s theme.

-At the beginning and at the end of the Pokémon League’s Special Battle against Jessie and James, these latter’s sprite should have been different from the one in the previous battles (this has been respected as concerns the Rival, since his mandatory battle no. 3 on the S.S. Anne).

-As the super-evil Team Rocket members Jessie and James appeared at Pokémon League, Pikachu, if not fainted yet, should have reacted furiously against them (there should have been its picture showing its very angry face as it uses THUNDER BOLT in lieu of THUNDER SHOCK, after a bubble with a skull appeared on its head together with the one with an exclamation mark appearing on the player’s head), although it cannot minimally scare them.

-Differently from Red and Blue Versions, the Bicycle’s theme should only have been played in the Bicycle Road (Routes 16, 17 and 18) in Yellow Version: only in Route 23, Victory Road and Indigo Plateau this condition has been satisfied.

Pokémon League’s Battles in Pokémon Yellow Version

LOREREI (ROUND 1)

DEWGONG Lev 54: BUBBLE BEAM, AURORA BEAM, REST and TAKEDOWN
CLOYSTER Lev 53: SUPERSONIC, CLAMP, ICE BEAM and SPIKE CANNON
SLOWBRO Lev 54: SURF, PSYCHIC, WITHDRAW and AMNESIA
JYNX Lev 56: DOUBLESLAP, ICE PUNCH, LOVELY KISS and THRASH
LAPRAS Lev 56: BODYSLAM, CONFUSE RAY, HYDRO PUMP and BLIZZARD

BRUNO (ROUND 2)

ONIX Lev 53: ROCK SLIDE, DIG, SCREECH and SLAM
HITMONCHAN Lev 55: ICE PUNCH, THUNDER PUNCH, FIRE PUNCH and DOUBLETEAM
HITMONLEE Lev 55: DOUBLEKICK, DOUBLETEAM, HI JUMP KICK and MEGA KICK
ONIX Lev 56: EARTHQUAKE, SCREECH, SLAM and ROCK SLIDE
MACHAMP Lev 58: KARATE-CHOP, STRENGTH, LEER and SUBMISSION

AGATHA (ROUND 3)

GENGAR Lev 56: LICK, CONFUSE RAY, SUBSTITUTE and MEGA DRAIN
GOLBAT Lev 56: SUPERSONIC, LEECH LIFE, WING ATTACK and TOXIC
HAUNTER Lev 55: CONFUSE RAY, LICK, HYPNOSIS and DREAM EATER
ARBOK Lev 58: WRAP, GLARE, SCREECH and ACID
GENGAR Lev 60: HYPNOSIS, PSYCHIC, CONFUSE RAY and DREAM EATER

LANCE (ROUND 4)

GYARADOS Lev 58: DRAGON RAGE, LEER, HYDRO PUMP and HYPER-BEAM
DRAGONAIR Lev 56: THUNDERBOLT, SLAM, THUNDER WAVE and HYPER-BEAM
DRAGONAIR Lev 56: WRAP, BUBBLE BEAM, ICE BEAM and HYPER-BEAM
AERODACTYL Lev 60: WING ATTACK, FLY, SWIFT and HYPER-BEAM
DRAGONITE Lev 62: THUNDER, FIRE BLAST, BLIZZARD and HYPER-BEAM

GARY, or the CHAMPION RIVAL (FINAL BATTLE)

Regular Pokémon:

SANDSLASH Lev 61: POISON STING, SLASH, FURY SWIPES and EARTHQUAKE
ALAKAZAM Lev 59: PSYCHIC, PSYBEAM, KINESIS and RECOVER
EXEGGUTOR Lev 61: BARRAGE, HYPNOSIS, STOMP and LEECH SEED

If he has got VAPOREON:

NINETALES Lev 61: QUICK ATTACK, TAIL WHIP, CONFUSE RAY and FIRE SPIN
MAGNETON Lev 63: THUNDERBOLT, SCREECH, SWIFT and THUNDER WAVE
VAPOREON Lev 65: QUICK ATTACK, HYDRO PUMP, AURORA BEAM and MIST

If he has got FLAREON:

MAGNETON Lev 61: THUNDERBOLT, SCREECH, SWIFT and THUNDER WAVE
CLOYSTER Lev 63: CLAMP, ICE BEAM, SPIKE CANNON and AURORA BEAM
FLAREON Lev 65: QUICK ATTACK, REFLECT, FIRE SPIN and FLAMETHROWER

If he has got JOLTEON:

CLOYSTER Lev 61: CLAMP, ICE BEAM, SPIKE CANNON and AURORA BEAM
NINETALES Lev 63: QUICK ATTACK, TAIL WHIP, CONFUSE RAY and FIRE SPIN
JOLTEON Lev 65: QUICK ATTACK, THUNDER WAVE, PIN MISSLE and THUNDER

JESSIE and JAMES, called “JESJAM”, not “ROCKET”! (SPECIAL BATTLE)

HYPNO Lev 61: HYPNOSIS, DREAM EATER, PSYCHIC and FLASH
LICKITUNG Lev 62: LICK, DISABLE, SLAM and CUT
VICTREEBEL Lev 62: RAZOR LEAF, ACID, STUN POWDER and SOLAR BEAM
ARBOK Lev 64: ACID, POISON STING, GLARE and BITE
WEEZING Lev 64: SLUDGE, SMOG, EXPLOSION and SMOKE-SCREEN
MEOWTH Lev 65: FURY SWIPES, SLASH, BODYSLAM and DOUBLE EDGE

MISSINGNO. bug should have been a fake Pokémon with the following stats:

Level 100;

Health Points: 500;

Attack: 300;

Defense: 300;

Speed: 300;

Specials: 300;

-It should have been introduced as a evil smiling M shaped pixel mass;

-It ONLY should have had the legendary Pokémon ZAPDOS altered cry;

-Its ‘M alternate form shouldn’t have existed;

-And it should have had the following moves:

SKY ATTACK, BLIZZARD, FIRE BLAST and HYDRO PUMP

For the rest, it however causes as the same problems regularly contested in the videogames, such as:

1)Ruining the savings if directly sent to Bill’s PC;
2)Ruining the Pokémon League Hall of Fame’s Champion Pokémon List;
3)Compromising the battle graphics, if used in battle until it doesn’t win one battle at least and transforms, via evolution, in any other officially recognized Pokémon (ex. KANGASKHAN), although keeping its original cry;
4)Busting both its general stats and moves, if you teach any move which is different from the ones it should have had;
5)Also altering them if you trade or clone it after it transformed into another official Pokémon.

General Mistakes on the Type Affinity (as pure) in every Pokémon Videogame from Second Generation on (including the Anime):

1)Poison Type should STRICTLY have remained super-effective against Bug-type Pokémon, not only against the Grass-type ones; it also should have been weak against Steel-type Pokémon, not only against the Ground and Psychic-type ones (because Poison attacks don’t affect at all Steel-type Pokémon!).

2)Besides having been super-effective against Poison, Ice and Rock-type Pokémon, Steel-type Pokémon should STRICTLY have been weak against Electric-type attacks (the Steel Type isn’t very effective against Electric Type either), not only against Fire, Fighting and Ground-type attacks.

3)Water Type should NEVER have been very effective against Electric-type Pokémon, since it never was against itself, Grass-Type and Dragon-Type.

4)If during the 1st Generation Ghost-type moves had no effect on Psychic-type Pokémon, they FORCELY were supposed to have no effect on BOTH Fighting and Normal-Type Pokémon, from 2nd Generation on (but also Normal and Fighting-type moves don’t affect Ghost-type Pokémon).

5)If strong and weak at the same time to Poison-type Pokémon in the 1st Generation, Bug-type Pokémon, from 2nd Generation on, should FORCELY have remain only weak to Poison-type attacks; they also should have been weak against Ice-type attacks, not only against Fire, Flying, Poison and Rock-type ones.

6)The Dark Type, by being weak against both Bug and Fighting-type attacks, should NEVER have been very effective on Bug-type Pokémon, just like it isn’t on the Fighting-type ones.

The type compatibility table from Second to Fifth Generation was supposed to be this one:

× Normal Fire Water Electric Grass Ice Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Steel
Normal ½ 0 ½
Fire ½ ½ 2 2 2 ½ ½ 2
Water 2 ½ ½ ½ 2 2 ½
Electric 2 ½ ½ 0 2 ½ 2
Grass ½ 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½
Ice ½ ½ 2 ½ 2 2 2 2 ½
Fighting 2 2 ½ ½ ½ ½ 2 0 2 2
Poison 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½ 0
Ground 2 2 ½ ½ 2 0 ½ 2 2
Flying ½ 2 2 2 ½ ½
Psychic 2 2 ½ 0 ½
Bug ½ 2 ½ ½ ½ ½ 2 ½ 2 ½
Rock 2 2 ½ ½ 2 2 ½
Ghost 0 0 2 2 ½ ½
Dragon 2 ½
Dark ½ 2 ½ 2 ½ ½
Steel ½ ½ ½ 2 2 2 ½

“2” means “Super-effective
“½” means “Not very effective”
“0” means “Doesn’t affect”

The gross mistake concerning the Second Generation Pokémon Umbreon:

Eevee’s Dark-type evolution Umbreon should have been independently able, just like many other Dark-type Pokémon, to learn Crunch, not Screech, at levels 47 (from 2nd to 3rd Generation), 64 (from 4th to 5th Generation) and 29 (Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 Versions); it wasn’t only supposed to inherit Bite from Eevee, nor only to learn all the other Dark-type moves it is able to learn, via TM or the Move Tutors!

The other mistakes which are on Pokémon Gold, Silver and Crystal Versions (Including their remakes):

1)The so-called Rival, by default Silver, was nothing but a despicable Pokémon thief who only enslaved and badly treated every Pokémon he stole, in order to arrogantly become the strongest Pokémon Trainer in the world: during the main story, he actually was supposed to have his final punishment, like being sent forever to prison, after his last challenge against the player, instead of getting away! Such a villain like him should have been better labeled as an Antagonist, just like all the Other Villains of all the games of this series, despite his role of Rival. Then, if he was a much more reasonable and smarter rival, he should have challenged the player at least twice more, in Kanto region, not at Mt. Moon only (after the end of the main story’s “first part” in Jotho as you win the first time in the Indigo Plateau’s Pokémon League).

2)Those games’ wild Kanto Pokémon had to appear, not at low levels such as from about 10 to 30, but from about level 40 to level 60. As for the ones you find in Route 28 and Mt. Silver, they should have levels between around 65 and 75. Finally, the legendary Pokémon Raikou, Entei and Suicune, should have been at level 60 each one: the legendary Lugia and Ho-oh, on the other hand, should have been at level 80 each one!

Gross Mistakes concerning determined Starting Pokémon’s classification in both the videogames and the anime:

1)Third Generation Starter Pokémon MUDKIP was FORCELY supposed to be classified as a Water/Ground-type Pokémon since its basic form (NOT as a pure Water-type Pokémon!), because the Pokédex describes it as a Mud Fish and because it already learns MUD-SLAP, as first Ground-type move, at level 6 and WATER GUN, as first Water-type move, at level 10. So it should NEVER have been classified as a Water/Ground-type Pokémon only from as it evolves into MARSHTOMP (who learns MUD SHOT at level 16 just after evolving).

2)Fourth Generation Starter Pokémon CHIMCHAR, differently from both Third and Fifth Generation Starter Pokémon TORCHIC and TEPIG, was FORCELY supposed to be classified as a Fire/Fighting-type Pokémon since its basic form (NOT as a pure Fire-type Pokémon!): clearly described as a Chimp from the Pokédex, it STRICTLY could and had to learn, as first move of its second type, the Fighting-type move LOW KICK, not the Dark-type move TAUNT, at level 9. So it should NEVER have been classified as a Fire/Fighting-type Pokémon only from as it evolves into MONFERNO (who learns MACH PUNCH at level 14 just after evolving).

3)First Generation Starter Pokémon BULBASAUR (the only one among these three Pokémon who correctly was classified as a Grass/Poison-type Pokémon since its basic form) and its evolution family (IVYSAUR and VENUSAUR) should STRICTLY have been able to independently learn, besides to POISON POWDER, other Poison-type moves during every generation, although very few. This was supposed to happen not only via TM (such as TOXIC, SLUDGE BOMB and VENOSHOCK) or if it’s born with moves inherited from the father (such as SLUDGE), but also from the Move Tutors (concerning a move like GASTRO ACID).

Mistakes about some moves Pokémon can learn and use:

1)Every suicide move (Selfdestruct, Explosion, Heal Wish, Memento and Final Gambit) were supposed to have one single, not upgradeable Power Point and to let the user gain experience, only if this latter defeated the opponent by using them.

2)The moves which can rise, with a 10% probabilities, all the user’s statistics by one (AncientPower, Silver Wind and Ominous Wind), were supposed to have Power 120, not 60.

3)The Feint move, if hitting through both Protect and Detect, was supposed to inflict a triple damage to the one it normally inflicts.

4)The three Elemental Pledges (Grass, Fire and Water), since they can be taught to their relative Starting Pokémon and evolutions (only if ALL of them are very happy) and they double their power for each combination and related secondary effects which last four turns each during a Double Battle (Grass+Fire Pledges, Water+Grass Pledges and Fire+Water Pledges), were also supposed to be combined all together during a Triple Battle (so Grass+Fire+Water Pledges), by tripling their combined power and creating, for six turns, a devastating secondary super effect for all the opponents (such as a total eclipses granting at 100% the secondary effects success, a wide field of thorns damaging every opponent except for the Rock and Steel-type ones and an ice pack minimizing their speed, all of the effects together). Besides, every Elemental Pledge had to be a multi-enemy target move, instead of a single-target move.

5)The Razor Wind move had to remain classified as a Flying-type move, not to become a Normal-type one.

6)The Brick Break move, if hitting targets who used either Reflect or Light-Screen, had both to break their barriers and inflict double damage.

7)The Fighting-type move Focus Punch with power 150, despite it is scarcely dependable, because of the user to be forced acting last and highly risk to take even the minimal damage and to completely fail it, was supposed to have got only five PPs, instead of twenty, otherwise it seems you can use it lots of times (vainly) during a battle. No matter if it has low priority (-3) than many other moves.

8)The One-hit K.O. move Guillotine had to become a Steel-type move.

9)Reshiram and White Kyurem’s exclusive move Fusion Flare and Zekrom and Black Kyurem’s exclusive move Fusion Bolt BOTH should have been multi-enemy target moves, instead of single-target moves, just like the three Elemental Pledges.

10)Keldeo’s exclusive move Secret Sword and Meloetta’s exclusive move Relic Song were supposed to have Power 100 and 90 respectfully, not Power 85 and 75.

11)The Extreme Speed move, if twice more powerful (Power 80) and with double action priority (+2) than Quick Attack, should have had 15 PP, instead of 5.

Mistakes concerning Ash Ketchum’s Pokémon in the anime:

1)During all Kanto’s saga, after his male Charmander maxed his evolution to Charizard (despite he disobeyed his young trainer as Charmeleon and as Charizard himself until the episode with Poliwrath endowed with Ice Beam), also his male Bulbasaur and Squirtle had to evolve at least into Ivysaur and Wartortle, no matter if they were left to Prof. Oak’s laboratory (as regards the first of them, even after the first saga) and were in foster care to other trainers (as regards the second of them), although the righteously keep the moves they actually would have learnt.

2)During all Jotho’s saga (or the Sinnoh’s saga), as his female Chikorita and Cyndaquil evolved respectfully into Bayleef and Quilava (each one with their own moves), so his male Totodile had to evolve at least into Croconaw and learn some new Water-type or Ice-type moves (such as Hydropump, Aqua Tail or Ice Fang).

3)During Hoenn’s saga his Swellow had to learn Sky Attack.

4)During Sinnoh’s saga, his male Torterra, besides having learnt Leaf Storm after just evolving from Grotle, had to learn at least a new Ground-type move (ex. Earthquake or Earth Power). His male Buizel had to evolve into Floatzel, too!

5)During Unova’s saga, after his male Tepig evolved into Pignite, also his male Oshawott and his female Snivy had to evolve, at least, into Dewott and Servine respectfully; besides, the first one had to learn Water Pledge after evolving, whereas the second one had to learn Leaf Tornado before evolving and Grass Pledge after her evolution. As for his female Unfezant, she had to learn other two moves, Steel Wing (maybe taught by Ash) and Sky Attack (alone): plus, his male Scraggy should have evolved into Scrafty and learn both Fire Punch and Foul Play, whereas his Boldore had to learn Earth Power first and to evolve into Gigalith then. Finally, Ash could and had to take the occasion to officially catch, at least, a new Steel-type and a new Psychic-type Pokémon (ex. Durant and Shiny Reuniclus).

6)From the Second Generation (Jotho’s saga) on, ALL OF THE POKéMON he had got should have been revealed either male or female ones (male ones such as Bulbasaur/Ivysaur, Charzard and Sceptile, or female ones such as Bayleef and Aipom/Ambipom).

7)In the anime’s Anglophone versions (and all the others), Ash himself had to pay attention to the actual gender of each of his Pokémon (except for the eventual genderless ones he had): for example, during two episodes of Season 15, Black and White: Rival Destinies, told his Snivy and Unfezant something like: “Are you ready for battle, Snivy?” and “Very good, Unfezant, great job!”, he always should have called them females when he speaks to them, just like he did with the legendary Meloetta (although she actually is a Genderless Pokémon!).

Conclusion: All of Ash’s Water-type Starter Pokémon should have evolved at least once out of twice, just like Brock’s Mudkip, who evolved into Marshtomp, and May’s (maybe female) Squirtle, who evolved into Wartortle: his Oshawott, besides evolving into Dewott, should have had the occasion to evolve, at the end of Unova’s saga, into Samurott as well (by learning Revenge just before his evolution, Hydro Cannon just after it and finally Megahorn, too), because Ash’s rival Cameron has got a female exemplar. So had to evolve the rest of the Pokémon previously named, during Ash & co.’s adventures, but avoiding to alter the anime’s general plot. Finally, from Second Generation on, both Ash, most of his travel companions, their rivals and the other trainers had to learn distinguishing their Pokémon’s real gender and talking to them in the appropriate gender (except for the genderless Pokémon, to whom it is possible to talk with “it” only).

Important: All of the reported mistakes were supposed to be corrected in the various Pokémon movies too (including Pikachu’s adventures’ shorts).

The big mistake concerning Fourth Generation’s legendary Pokémon Heatran:

Since Heatran really belongs to every legendary Pokémon’s list too, there absolutely is no comprehensible reason for which, differently for the others, it should be either a male or a female Pokémon with a probability of 50%. The most reasonable thing was that legendary Pokémon EXCLUSIVELY was a single-gendered Pokémon, or a genderless one!

The mistake which concerns two items improving the holder Pokémon’s statistics:

Both the Light Ball, which doubles both Pikachu’s Normal and Special Attacks, and Lucky Punch, which increases by two Chansey’s chances to make critical hits (plus the first item’s secondary effect), should have instead worked on EVERY member of their evolution families, not only on the two of the Pokémon!

And this is the Type Compatibility Table how should necessary be for 6th Generation:

× Normal Fire Water Electric Grass Ice Fighting Poison Ground Flying Psychic Bug Rock Ghost Dragon Dark Steel Fairy
Normal ½ 0 ½
Fire ½ ½ 2 2 2 ½ ½ 2
Water 2 ½ ½ ½ 2 2 ½
Electric 2 ½ ½ 0 2 ½ 2
Grass ½ 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½
Ice ½ ½ 2 ½ 2 2 2 2 ½
Fighting 2 2 ½ ½ ½ ½ 2 0 2 2 ½
Poison 2 ½ ½ 2 ½ ½ 0 2
Ground 2 2 ½ ½ 2 0 ½ 2 2
Flying ½ 2 2 2 ½ ½
Psychic 2 2 ½ 0 ½ 2
Bug ½ 2 ½ ½ ½ ½ 2 ½ 2 ½ ½
Rock 2 2 ½ ½ 2 2 ½
Ghost 0 0 2 2 ½
Dragon 2 ½ 0
Dark ½ 2 ½ 2 ½ ½
Steel ½ ½ ½ 2 2 2 ½ 2
Fairy ½ 2 2 ½ ½ 2 2 ½

“2” means “Super-effective”
“½” means “Not very effective”
“0” means “Doesn’t affect”

Other mistakes:

The Global Trade Station, among its research criteria (at least from the fifth Generation), was supposed to establish the one in which you could decide what instrument has got the Pokémon you look for: for example, it was supposed to be this if you are looking for a Magmar who holds a Magmarizer, an Electabuzz who holds an Electirizer, or a Porygon2 who holds a Dubious Disc!

And they ruined that gaming experience by making even wrose bullshits such these ones:

1) first of all, you shouldn’t have decreased the Basic Power of such moves as Flamethrower, Ice Beam, Fire Blast, Hydro Pump, Over Heat, Etc. (not even for a single move’s Basic Power unit!), because reducing their Basic Power only means to ruin their own effectiveness in battle;
2) secondly, Fennekin and its evolution family had the full right to learn alone (or by TM or by Move Tutor) an Electric-type move such as Spark or Discharge, a Fairy-type move such as Dazzling Gleam or Fairy Wind, or a Bug-type move such as Signal Beam;
3) in third place, I heard that some of the series’ fans were complaining about the lack of putting the Rhyhorn race competition in the videogames from the anime as a minigame in Santalune City as well;
4) as fourth complain, the number of the Mega Evolutions was NOT enough in the videogames and it did NOT cover all of the previous generations to this one (also Venusaur and Blastoise had the full right to have got an X Mega Evolution and a Y Mega Evolution, just like Charizard and Mewtwo);
5) concerning Ash Ketchum’s Pokémon in the anime, I ABSOLUTELY expect his (male) Froakie to evolve into Frogadier at least and perhaps into Greninja as well, with a bit of luck, because I am deadly tired of the fact nobody allowed his previous Water-type Starters (Squirtle, Totodile and Oshawott) to evolve once at least;
6) the Pokémon Transfer Service had to allow transferring to the Pokémon Bank (or to Pokémon X and Y versions) BOTH all of your Pokémon AND the items assigned to them coming from Pokémon Black, White, Black 2 and White 2 Versions;
7) finally, in Pokémon X and Y, if Pikachu is voiced by an official voice actor such as Ikue Ohtani, so should have been the other members of its evolution family, Pichu and Raichu!

Who is saying all this IS NOT an insane bastard who doesn’t know what to say, but someone who had CONCRETE PROOFS about his extremely frustrating experiences about it, GOT IT? End of the story!