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RE: What cool new Pokemon/evolution do you want to see in the 6th generation? Either way, though; frilled lizards are unique, interesting animals and favorites of many people. It'd be a shame if it evolved into something so different. Like, I enjoy Slaking, sure, but it looks nothing like a...

RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on? If they ever have a clock I hope it's half melted as a Salvador Dali reference.

I get confused when people talk favorite and least favorite generations because I only define them by the pokemon that came out....I honestly never care about the features added to the games, or their storylines. I lost interest even playing them long ago. Gen 5 is my favorite of all time, but I...

Star Wars, Star Trek, Spider-man, Looney Tunes, Hello Kitty, Godzilla, Ultraman, Mario, Zelda, Final Fantasy, Dungeons and Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, Lord of the Rings, Doctor Who, Sherlock Holmes, Transformers... Virtually no best-selling franchise, not in film, not in comics, not in...

RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on? I've seen a fishing lure fakemon I thought was awesome. A cake-like creature would also be fun, it could be another ice type, really made of snow and not literally food...or a grass type, some sort of mold or fungus that...

RE: What cool new Pokemon/evolution do you want to see in the 6th generation? I once came up with branching Sableye evolutions into a Flatwoods Monster or Mothman, one of the only times I ever tried drawing fakemon: I would give anything for a Flatwoods or Mothman pokemon in any...

RE: What cool new Pokemon/evolution do you want to see in the 6th generation? ....Does the addition of fairy type mean that dark/ghost will no longer be devoid of weaknesses? D:

I'd like to see a team for once that's anti-pokemon, some sort of ancient order that fears them and considers them enemies of humans. They could battle with remotely controlled, totally mindless machines.

RE: What are some inanimate objects that you want a Pokemon based on? I'm amazed we don't yet have an umbrella, since umbrella monsters or Kasa-obake are one of Japan's most prominent mythological creatures. Could be water/electric to represent an association with thunderstorms, though they're...

Gay men aren't generally more "feminine," and who cares whether a cartoon monster looks masculine or feminine anyway? You're going by human standards, and they aren't humans. Gardevoir can be male or female, you know, and there's no reason it should be entirely female.

I'm missing where a pun should go. My pungoggles might have broken :( I actually don't mind Zoroark nearly as much as Lucario. An anthro fox still isn't my thing, but at least Zoroark has a really fluid and organic design compared to Lucario. Yes, I like a lot of inorganic-looking pokemon, but...

Let's see.... -I think Garbodor is the coolest concept and most endearing design in the series. I had been wanting a garbage creature like it since the first generation. It is literally my dream pokemon. I wrote a whole bloated article explaining why in further detail. -In general I like the...

Are you thinking of camel spiders and whip spiders? They're actually their own special arachnid groups, like scorpions. Either way I have always wanted pokemon of them too :p I also really, really want more deep sea pokemon. So far we have an anglerfish (lanturn) a gulper eel (huntail) and a...

We've already got one pseudo-legendary giant moth, and the poison/dark Drapion. I too would love a HUUUGE spider, though. In Japanese mythology, giant spiders are some of the most powerful and deadly of all monsters. One, the Tsuchigumo, is supposed to be immortal, able to shape-shift, and...

I've always wanted more amorphous creatures. The Muk, Ditto, Garbodor and Magcargo lines aren't nearly enough; I want to fill a whole team with slime and sludge. Why don't we have a ground-type mud creature yet? And ever since Gen 1, I've wanted more symbiotic and parasitic pokemon. It's...

RE: Are there any Pokémon that you want to gain a new form? Is there really a point to responding at all just to say "why should I?" Because it can be fun, duh. Lots of people might like some new forms for certain things. It wouldn't happen and it would break up the relationship it has with...

ThatPokemonCollector, the most common monsters in Japanese myth are objects, like furniture, umbrellas and weapons, that come to life as ghosts, which is why we have Drifblim, Lampent, Rotom, Banette, etc. :D