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How about a steel/electric based off the 3ds?
A fire/ice based off a pinwheel?
Grass/flying based off the
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turaco, assuming we don't use it as reference for the starter.
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I don't know, why would a pinwheel be Fire/Ice?
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Are my water suggestions up there? I'm not seeing them.
Instead of you going back, my suggestions were:
For the Regional Aquatic Pokemon, A Dolphin (Water) evolving to an Orca (Water/Ice).
The other idea, (Not for the regional pokemon) is a Whale Shark, that has a trident for it's tail fin. (psychospacecow suggested this be a Water/Steel type, we can add Atlantis style armor on it).
I've got three more fossil ideas.
A Rock/Grass type based on Parasaurolophus
The other is a Rock/Water type based on Sarcosuchus or Dinosuchus.
The last one is the Spinosaurus from the last project, but maybe updated, Type: Rock/
Are we picking 3 fossils, or just two, I don't remember if we decided on this or not.
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(12-31-2013, 04:01 AM)Koopaul Wrote: I don't know, why would a pinwheel be Fire/Ice?
Partly due to coloration and patterns, the other part being that wind is usually from the differences in areas' pressure and temperature assuming I remember this correctly. It couldn't fly but it could control the wind.
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Sabertooth?
Tatou?
Both ice age creatures
Id really like if there was japanese mythological animals in there,
Wasnt there a bear with a leaf on its head that stood on a baloon?
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Well, if we're going to go with this tropical thing, we might want to draw from tropical places and their culture and myths.
Anyone know someone that lives in a jungle-covered country?
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Like I mentioned before, that's not really something to worry about. Black & White took place in the USA but the legendaries were based on the Yin and Yang.
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Still, might be cool for referencing.