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Which was your favorite new Pokémon revealed from the Scarlet and Violet trailer?

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Speed Weed

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I found an excuse for them to play Burning Rangers music in the concert
you know what to do now, sanic hegehog orchestra
 
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Wademan94 Wademan94 osby osby
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Image Comics vs Namco Bandai!!!!!!
I imagine this as a 3D translation of the Marvel vs Capcom series. An experiment to see if the fast combos, tag system, extreme areal combos, and screen filling supers can work in a 3D setting akin to Tekken and Soulcalibur (the fighting games Namco is known for primarily). As for the story... there’s not much of one. The Namco and Image universes get crossed when Spawn brings Soul Edge back to Malebolgia (his mission in his Soulcalibur 2 guest appearance. What about the fact that most Namco franchises existing in the same universe together doesn’t make any sense? Or the fact that Walking Dead and Spawn existing in the same universe also doesn’t make any sense? That’s the joke. It’s funny. And it’s not taking itself seriously at all.
Now for the roster
  • Spawn (Spawn)
  • Redeemer (Spawn)
  • Officer Dragon (The Savage Dragon)
  • Dart (The Savage Dragon)
  • Overlord (The Savage Dragon)
  • Invincible (Invincible)
  • Atom Eve (Invincible)
  • Omni-Man (Invincible)
  • Shaft (Youngblood)
  • Badrock (Youngblood)
  • Diehard (Youngblood)
  • Photon (Youngblood)
  • Vogue (Youngblood)
  • Chapel (Youngblood)
  • Stryker (Cyberforce)
  • Cyblade (Cyberforce)
  • Heatwave (Cyberforce)
  • Impact (Cyberforce)
  • Ripclaw (Cyberforce)
  • Velocity (Cyberforce)
  • Sara Pezzini (Witchblade)
  • Jackie Estacado (The Darkness)
  • Shadowhawk (Shadowhawk)
  • Fortress (Whilce Portacio’s substitute creation for the Image United crossover since DC took Wetworks from him when they bought WildStorm from Jim Lee)
  • Rick Grimes (The Walking Dead)
  • Michonne Hawthorne (The Walking Dead)
  • Negan Smith (The Walking Dead)
  • Haunt (Haunt)
  • Alana (Saga)
  • Marko (Saga)
  • Bomb Queen (Bomb Queen)
  • The Maxx (The Maxx)
  • Chloe Sampson (Jupiter’s Legacy)
  • The Paragon (Jupiter’s Legacy)
  • Pac-Man (with his Mokujin Mech from SFxT)
  • Pac-Ghosts (Possessing Charade from SC2, original moveset though)
  • Heihachi Mishima (Tekken)
  • Kazuya Mishima (Tekken)
  • Nina Williams (Tekken)
  • King (Tekken)
  • Ancient Ogre (Tekken)
  • Yoshimitsu (Tekken/Soulcalibur)
  • Heishiro Mitsurugi (Soulcalibur)
  • Sophitia Alexandra (Soulcalibur)
  • Ivy Valentine (Soulcalibur)
  • Nightmare (Soulcalibur)
  • Lloyd Irving (Tales of Symphonia)
  • Yuri Lowell (Tales of Vesperia)
  • Velvet Crowe (Tales of Berseria)
  • Dig Dug (Dig Dug)
  • Kissy (Baraduke)
  • Wonder Momo (Wonder Momo)
  • WarGreymon (Digimon)
  • Renamon (Digimon)
  • Beelzemon (Digimon)
  • Klonoa (Klonoa)
  • Rick Taylor (Splatterhouse)
  • Valkyrie (Valkyrie)
  • Gilgamesh (Babylonian Castle Saga)
  • Amul (Dragon Spirit)
  • Mappy (Mappy)
  • Kasane Randall (Scarlet Nexus)
  • KOS-MOS (Xenosaga)
  • Luca Pennywort (God Eater)
  • Bravoman (Bravoman)
  • Kite (.hack)
  • Soul of Cider (Dark Souls)
  • Knight Artorias (Dark Souls)
And yeah, the final boss is Inferno-Malebolgia.
 
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SnakeFighter64

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Wademan94 said:
I’m just confused on this
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In Street Fighter x Tekken, Pac-Man was put in control of a Mokujin mech to give him the proper stature to fight. Mokujin is Tekken’s mimic character, but when Pac controlled it his moveset was 100% unique. I wanted to do something similar for the Ghosts, and Charade is Namco’s mimic character, an animated fragment of the shapeshifting Soul Edge blade. Like Pac-Man, they are controlling him and forcing him into a configuration that allows them to fight in their own unique way.
 
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