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How do I come up with Fakemon ideas?

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How do I come up with Fakemon ideas?

A list of ideas and concepts that might make interesting fakemon, free for you to use as inspiration whenever you like….Aquatic/Marine

  1. Beluga whale.
  2. Elephant seal (literally?)
  3. Leopard seal (literally?)
  4. Pack-hunting whales/dolphins (e.g. orcas; more than one creature as a single pokémon?)
  5. Sea lion (literally?)

Where will the next Pokemon region be based on?

The new region appearing in Gen 9 and Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is based on Spain in Europe, and there are several hints pointing it out in the reveal trailer.

What is Pokemon past and future?

Pokémon Past and Pokémon Future are the first games in Generation VIII and are set on the Auzea region. They were announced through a Nintendo Direct on March 1st, 2019, and were released on November 17th, 2019 worldwide.

How do you name Fakemon?

III. Summarize the Good Stuff

  1. Think about your Fakemon’s concept.
  2. Think of its type.
  3. Translate the words you’ve come up with in different languages!
  4. Make sure the name rolls of the tongue pretty easily.
  5. Consider using puns, phrases, or even palindromes on some occasions if it works with the Fakemon!

What is the newest Pokémon region?

Unova. The Unova region is the setting of the fifth generation of Pokémon games, which encompasses the setting of Pokémon Black and White and their sequels Pokémon Black 2 and White 2.

Will there be a Pokemon game based in Australia?

G’DAY. With the hype of #PokemonSwordShield right around the corner, care to have a look at an Aussie Pokemon game, Pokemon Yeah and Pokemon Nah? Set in the region of Straya, players will experience the unique land of down unda.

Is there a generation 9 Pokémon?

Pokemon Gen 9 is officially coming with two games- Pokemon Scarlet and Violet releasing in 2022. Pokemon fans have already had a busy year with the launch of Pokemon Legends Arceus, a brand new game set in the ancient Hisui region.

Will Pokémon ever end?

It seems like the Pokémon anime will go on forever, but head writer Shudo Takeshi once planned for a surprisingly downbeat ending. The Pokémon anime has been running since 1997, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight.