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But the three starters are the essentials. They represent the Pokemon Trainer best, because no matter what, EVERY player of Blue/Red/Fire Red/Leaf Green had one of them.Yes. Potential for another trainer? Who knows.
True but Im just saying, what if he had another or a few that could help him? Like the flying pokemon gets him on the stage?But the three starters are the essentials. They represent the Pokemon Trainer best, because no matter what, EVERY player of Blue/Red/Fire Red/Leaf Green had one of them.
There isn't really a democratic way of picking the other three, since none of the other pokemon are as specific to PT as the three we've seen.
EDIT: That said, I could very easily envision him hoping on a pidgeotto/pidgeot to either enter the stage or fly around on a moving stage in the background. I don't see anything odd about him only having three pokemon in total with him though.
I see your point. But since there isn't really a quintessential flying pokemon that the trainer uses (I think many would say something in the Pidgey family due to how soon you're able to acquire one, but under that principle, every trainer should probably have a Ratatta too. . . .), it's not really possible to think of a flying pokemon that would work best. This wouldn't really end up being speculation, it would pretty much be people shouting out their favorite flying pokemon.True but Im just saying, what if he had another or a few that could help him? Like the flying pokemon gets him on the stage?
Well, they are by the time 3 years have passed. I'm sure he had other pokemon in those slots before he caught them (though he could've caught the Pikachu pretty early on. Or, arguably, Pikachu could be Red's starter if we were to look at it from a Yellow stand point, but if that were the case, then the Red we see in Brawl should already have one. And I doubt he does for obvious reasons).If you have played Pokemon Gold/ Silver you would know they are Pikachu, Snorlax and Eevee/ Espeon
Yeah, I assumed it was younger Pokemon Trainer...Well, they are by the time 3 years have passed. I'm sure he had other pokemon in those slots before he caught them (though he could've caught the Pikachu pretty early on).
Besides, the Red we see in Gold/Silver has a Venasaur and a Blastoise. Technically, we could consider the Red we see in Brawl to be a younger version since those pokemon haven't evolved completely yet. So it's reasonable to think his other pokemon could and probably would be different now then they will be in the future.
Just to be nit-picky about it. . . .
Eh, Snorlax is easy to catch, but going out of the way to get a Pokeflute is a little. . . well, out of the way. But with Eevee you have a point.Yeah, I assumed it was younger Pokemon Trainer...
The Pikachu is probably from Yellow (I think it's suppose to represent) and that very well have been his starter.
Snorlax is easy to catch and eevee is just given to you. Nothing too hard to find
Another trainer means six additional Pokémon...your logic doesn't work. Not only that, but the idea of a second Pokémon Trainer is a terrible one.Yes. Potential for another trainer? Who knows.
He could use a flying type to get on the stage or something if he had the other 3 or so.
I don't know. The entrances are very quick. My guess is that the Pokémon Trainer will already be in position, and he'll toss out Squirtle. Squirtle is the actual player, so it's his/its entrance.I bet the PT's entrance will be him Flying onto the stage, but it'll just be the silhouette of a bird Pokemon, like in the more recent Pokemon games. Then he'll throw the pokeball out and Squirtle will pop out.
Well he's got like 3 seconds, right? The Flying part would be very quick, just like in the games. He could even throw the ball as he's falling to the ground, to save time. Then the pokeball opens and the pokemon does a little roar or something, and that's the entrance.I don't know. The entrances are very quick. My guess is that the Pokémon Trainer will already be in position, and he'll toss out Squirtle. Squirtle is the actual player, so it's his/its entrance.
Wait what? Logically, Samus should be the only one surviving that stage, but that never stopped any of the other characters.And for the last...
Maybe for Lylat Cruise, he could be atop a Porygon.
How would Pokemon Trainer survive in space?
He'd be wearing an Olimar helmet.
DECONFIRM'D!!!
Yea, I could see it going either way. The flying Pokémon idea sounds impressive.Well he's got like 3 seconds, right? The Flying part would be very quick, just like in the games. He could even throw the ball as he's falling to the ground, to save time. Then the pokeball opens and the pokemon does a little roar or something, and that's the entrance.
I think there's enough time for that.
DUH! lolGeno, Waluigi, and Sheik.
Derf.
Your ways are bad and you should feel bad. Do not compare Red to Ash.Butterfree was pretty popular with Ash Ketchum, but I guess PT isn't supposed to represent Ash exactly...