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I too have had no problems with Super Training, as you can EV train your Pokemon without leveling them up. It would be a disappointment if that doesn't come back, because having to hunt for the Pokemon who have the EV yields that you want can be a pain at times.
Wasn't it confirmed to return when the IV training thing was announced?
In regards to Hyper Training, I still don't like how your Pokemon needs to be at level 100 in order to use that service. That's a very painful process if you're raising a Pokemon who uses the slower level-up formulas, such as Slow and Fluctuating.
At the very least its a way to control the IV's of your pokemon without breeding and hatching dozens of eggs...that in and of itself can be a fairly painful process, now you just need to breed for moves and natures which isn't as bad...
Like I said before, the level up process can either be fast or painfully slow. For instance, it'll take a lot less time to raise Zangoose to level 100 (600,000 exp.) than it is to raise Seviper to level 100 (1,640,000 exp.).
There are much easier workarounds to this than to IV train as before though.
Either created by Team Skull or stolen....
It's always possible that Type: Null was originally designed by the Aether Foundation, but Team Skull stole the plans, and made huge adjustments to Type: Null for their own selfish ambitions. My best guess is that the Aether Foundation planned to design Type: Null to be a "defense" against mythical entities that could pose a threat to the Pokemon world, such as the mysterious UB-01.
Type: Null doesn't get the Multitype ability though, and that ability is exclusive to Arceus.
It's not in the same method as Arceus but something similar to Rotom the only difference is the type changes with masks and type: Null doesn't take control of something..
Its possible they aren't revealing hidden abilities until release or later.
I don't think it is a Legendary pokemon seeing as a team Skull member has it and there has never been a Legendary pokemon held by an evil team member not counting the Shadow pokemon of XD and Colosseum..
N had Reshiram/Zekrom beeteedubs...
wasn't there a Picture of Gladeon having a Type: Null? I remember seeing it but I can't find it.. Forgot about him because G5
You can see him use it in the Japanese reveal trailer...wasn't there a Picture of Gladeon having a Type: Null? I remember seeing it but I can't find it.. Forgot about him because G5
I'm very certain that Multitype will continue to be restricted to Arceus.
Ah I checked the English trailer and that other trailer that was released a few days after but didn't see it. But the English trailer did show Type: Null without a Trainer while Gladeon had one in the trailer you posted.. if it was a legendary there shouldn't be one in the wild and one with a trainer.. my assumption is that it's going to be like Porygon but more evenly balanced with its stats minus its speed because the mask is said to hinder it's speed..
Odds are, Type: Null may actually be a fast Pokemon with a base speed value of 120 or higher, since it did attack before Alakazam in the trailer. Of course, what we don't know is if it used an increased priority attack or not.
Topu koko or w/e was shown with a trainer and it's legendary
It might be priority since the information on the site says that the mask reduces Type: Null's speed but the only way we will find out is in November..
The circumstances of the battle is different since Topukoko wanted to test the trainer at the time iirc I don't think it was "owned" by the Kahuna because of their traditions but could have followed his instructions just for that battle..
For all we know, the helmet may reduce Type: Null's speed, but not by too much. There have been some unusual Pokedex entries, such as with Escavalier, where its Black version entry states that it moves at a high speed when it's actually a very slow Pokemon with a base speed value of only 20.
The midday version looks better than the night version imoSerebii said:
So, is it just me, or are these two really similar like UB-01 and Lillie seem to be?
This probably causes another angry reaction from the fanbase.
I personally find the day version boring... I'm not sure will I use either.COROCORO HAS FINALLY BEEN LEAKED
The midday version looks better than the night version imo
To add to this, Ash will apparently be going to school, which ends the typical challenge gym leaders and compete in the Pokemon League routine. This further proves that the Alola region does not have gyms, and instead, you'll have to conquer the island challenges. What we don't know is what will happen after you've managed to complete all of the island challenges.
I have a feeling this school thing will mean another reset to him.
Team Rocket does come back though, most likely continuing their goal of stealing Ash's Pikachu, along with some other rare Pokemon.
Saw it right away, like UB-01 to Lillie the similarities are rather uncanny...the thing literally has the same pose as her too...
Serena's dream of becoming the next Kalos Queen is still up in the air at the moment. Palermo gave Serena her business card so that if she ever decided to pursue her dream of becoming Kalos Queen, she can contact Palermo to train with her. Her main reason why she didn't accept the offer right away is because she wants to travel with Ash. There's a chance that she might still want to travel with Ash for the Alola region because of how she turned down Palermo's offer, and maybe Alola will have its version of Showcases for her to get interested in once she explores the region.
