We've gone from Magnets to Gears. From Pokeballs to Ice cream. Are there any inanimate objects that you want to see made into a Pokemon? Or do you dislike object Pokemon?
XY What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokémon based on?
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RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I love object Pokemon. I was actually thinking about this on the way to the bank today, and I saw a chunk of the road, and I thought: Tar. We need a really cool tar monster Pokemon. Either modern (based on roads/highways and such), or ancient (something to do with those old tar pits we keep finding fossils in? Good idea for a fossil Mon.)
I would also love a Pokemon based on a sprite. Like, maybe it has a concrete base, but the actual form of it is a 2-dimensional blocky projection. The base form would look like primitive Atari graphics, then the next evolution would be 8-bit, then 16-bit. Or even polygonal.
Those are just my ideas so far; I'll probably come up with more d:
I love object Pokemon. I was actually thinking about this on the way to the bank today, and I saw a chunk of the road, and I thought: Tar. We need a really cool tar monster Pokemon. Either modern (based on roads/highways and such), or ancient (something to do with those old tar pits we keep finding fossils in? Good idea for a fossil Mon.)
I would also love a Pokemon based on a sprite. Like, maybe it has a concrete base, but the actual form of it is a 2-dimensional blocky projection. The base form would look like primitive Atari graphics, then the next evolution would be 8-bit, then 16-bit. Or even polygonal.
Those are just my ideas so far; I'll probably come up with more d:
Re: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I had the thought of having some sort of pot or pan that was fire/water type. Would be weird, but definitely interesting to see xD
I had the thought of having some sort of pot or pan that was fire/water type. Would be weird, but definitely interesting to see xD
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I've actually created a tar monster Pokemon of my own. It looked a bit like Muk. I would assume the type would be either pure Poison or Poison/Dark
frezgle said:
I've actually created a tar monster Pokemon of my own. It looked a bit like Muk. I would assume the type would be either pure Poison or Poison/Dark
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
A tar pit would be an awesome area to find a few prehistoric pokemon as well as this new proposed tar pokemon and maybe even the region fossils. I am all about this idea! Maybe post national dex, you could excavate an area in it and find old fossil pokemon...
A tar pit would be an awesome area to find a few prehistoric pokemon as well as this new proposed tar pokemon and maybe even the region fossils. I am all about this idea! Maybe post national dex, you could excavate an area in it and find old fossil pokemon...
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I really want a mirror based Pokemon. I can see it being the 'Bronzong/Claydol' of this generation, with it being a Psychic/Steel.
Or have two mirrors as a duo and have one Psychic/Steel and one Psychic/Water.
A grandfather clock would be good as well.
Also, I want a croissant Pokemon. I don't care if food based Pokemon are 'uncreative'. They are cool. I can kind of see a croissant being used in a Parisian bakery styled Gym.
I really want a mirror based Pokemon. I can see it being the 'Bronzong/Claydol' of this generation, with it being a Psychic/Steel.
Or have two mirrors as a duo and have one Psychic/Steel and one Psychic/Water.
A grandfather clock would be good as well.
Also, I want a croissant Pokemon. I don't care if food based Pokemon are 'uncreative'. They are cool. I can kind of see a croissant being used in a Parisian bakery styled Gym.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
In the spirit of Paris, France and related things I have a few
*Perfume Bottle poison/water -poison/normal
*stuffed animal (different from banette) psychic/dark or psychic/normal
*beret normal
*coffee pokemon water/dark
*fashion pokemon (may not necessarily be inanimate, but you never know)
In the spirit of Paris, France and related things I have a few
*Perfume Bottle poison/water -poison/normal
*stuffed animal (different from banette) psychic/dark or psychic/normal
*beret normal
*coffee pokemon water/dark
*fashion pokemon (may not necessarily be inanimate, but you never know)
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I know it's probably too weird to actually happen, but I'd love a Crane pokemon, I think that'd be pretty awesome.
I know it's probably too weird to actually happen, but I'd love a Crane pokemon, I think that'd be pretty awesome.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I can see a fashion Pokemon as being veryyy creative.although every genwunner would label it as lazy and uncreative because genwunner logic
One idea for it:
-Pure Normal type mannequin
-We get type themed outfits for each type (eg Poison Suit, Grass Dress etc)
-When attached to the mannequin Pokemon, its appearance changes to include the clothes its wearing.
-It becomes a dual type, with the first being Normal and the second being the type of its outfit (eg. a Poison Suit mannequinmon would make it a Normal/Poison type). It could have a signature move ala Judgement where its type changes depending on the held item.
edit: added sentence onto last point about signature move
A coffee Pokemon would make my life completeThief said:
I can see a fashion Pokemon as being veryyy creative.
One idea for it:
-Pure Normal type mannequin
-We get type themed outfits for each type (eg Poison Suit, Grass Dress etc)
-When attached to the mannequin Pokemon, its appearance changes to include the clothes its wearing.
-It becomes a dual type, with the first being Normal and the second being the type of its outfit (eg. a Poison Suit mannequinmon would make it a Normal/Poison type). It could have a signature move ala Judgement where its type changes depending on the held item.
edit: added sentence onto last point about signature move
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
A chair Pokemon. There was another thread somewhere here that was "New pokemon you want to see in X and Y", and I remember someone posting a picture of a pretty badass chair pokemon.
A chair Pokemon. There was another thread somewhere here that was "New pokemon you want to see in X and Y", and I remember someone posting a picture of a pretty badass chair pokemon.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
a baguette
Object Pokemon are a bit odd to me...they don't really feel like much of anything. But I'd like to see something involving food in some way, considering that France is pretty well-known for its cuisine.
Object Pokemon are a bit odd to me...they don't really feel like much of anything. But I'd like to see something involving food in some way, considering that France is pretty well-known for its cuisine.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I mean an actual line(s) that you can look at and say 'mirror'. Before I Bulbapedia'd it, I thought Bronzor was a plate or something.
And its not like we can have different Pokemon with similar basis (see: all the Fire canines).
They could have different frames as a thing similar to gender differences, but not actually have genders. (eg. you have a 50% chance of finding a circular one, and a 50% chance of finding a rectangular one)
And I never really saw Cryogonal as a mirror, just arubbish ugly snowflake.
A tree Pokemon would be nice too. It could even branch off into different evolutions:
-basic one has purpley smokey stuffs coming out of it, pure Grass
-use a Fire Stone and you get a Grass/Fire burning tree, with purple flames.
-Use a Dusk Stone and you get a Grass/Ghost haunted tree, with purple smoke forming a creepy face.
Also, the same typings but on different Pokemon
-jack o'lantern, seems like a good candidate for either: a) a pumpkin with a huge flame coming out of its head, or b) a possesed pumpkin which looks like a classic halloween pumpkin
iTeruri said:
I mean an actual line(s) that you can look at and say 'mirror'. Before I Bulbapedia'd it, I thought Bronzor was a plate or something.
And its not like we can have different Pokemon with similar basis (see: all the Fire canines).
They could have different frames as a thing similar to gender differences, but not actually have genders. (eg. you have a 50% chance of finding a circular one, and a 50% chance of finding a rectangular one)
And I never really saw Cryogonal as a mirror, just a
A tree Pokemon would be nice too. It could even branch off into different evolutions:
-basic one has purpley smokey stuffs coming out of it, pure Grass
-use a Fire Stone and you get a Grass/Fire burning tree, with purple flames.
-Use a Dusk Stone and you get a Grass/Ghost haunted tree, with purple smoke forming a creepy face.
Also, the same typings but on different Pokemon
-jack o'lantern, seems like a good candidate for either: a) a pumpkin with a huge flame coming out of its head, or b) a possesed pumpkin which looks like a classic halloween pumpkin
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I'd like to see some sort of origami based pokemon. Maybe it could start as a simple paper and then evolve to differently colored origami animals? They could keep some of the papery look and gain some type specific extras.
I'd like to see some sort of origami based pokemon. Maybe it could start as a simple paper and then evolve to differently colored origami animals? They could keep some of the papery look and gain some type specific extras.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
An electric-type or electric-steel tesla coil Pokemon. 2 stage would be cool
I would also love to see a Pokemon based on an incandescent light bulb that evolves into a neon light, and its last stage is based off LEDs (looks like a robot covered in LEDs or something? I don't know) for a pretty powerful pure-electric line and to show off how lighting has evolved through time.
Last but not least, I think a Pokemon based off old-school vector graphics that would be interesting, it should have two stages of evolution. Electric type, of course. Why should Porygon be the only digital Pokemon?
Can you tell that I like the electric type? I just think that there is so much you can do with that type...
An electric-type or electric-steel tesla coil Pokemon. 2 stage would be cool
I would also love to see a Pokemon based on an incandescent light bulb that evolves into a neon light, and its last stage is based off LEDs (looks like a robot covered in LEDs or something? I don't know) for a pretty powerful pure-electric line and to show off how lighting has evolved through time.
Last but not least, I think a Pokemon based off old-school vector graphics that would be interesting, it should have two stages of evolution. Electric type, of course. Why should Porygon be the only digital Pokemon?
Can you tell that I like the electric type? I just think that there is so much you can do with that type...
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
I'd love to see some sort of Mirror-like Pokemon, an Incubator (the things that keep eggs or something warm), and a Christmas Tree Pokemon.
I'd love to see some sort of Mirror-like Pokemon, an Incubator (the things that keep eggs or something warm), and a Christmas Tree Pokemon.
RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on?
As posted by CyberCat, Electric type has a lot of potential. I'd love to see them make an electricity generator Pokemon (think Helioptile but a LOT more robotic), which evolves into something looking like a small living power plant. It would be the perfect candidate for Electric/Steel, a typing which I think hasn't had its true potential out yet.
An origami mon would be cool. I remember seeing a Fakemon somewhere of an origami paper swan line. If I find it, I'll put it here.Nightingirle said:
As posted by CyberCat, Electric type has a lot of potential. I'd love to see them make an electricity generator Pokemon (think Helioptile but a LOT more robotic), which evolves into something looking like a small living power plant. It would be the perfect candidate for Electric/Steel, a typing which I think hasn't had its true potential out yet.