Showing posts with label Pokémon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pokémon. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

The Best Trade Fodder in Pokémon Home

 


Here are Pokémon species that have some of the lowest trade volume in Pokémon Home's GTS.


Aipom
Alomomola
Ambipom
Anorith
Appletun
Araquanid
Arboliva
Armaldo
Arrokuda
Baltoy
Barboach
Barraskewda
Bastiodon
Beheeyem
Bellossom
Blitzle
Boltund
Bombirdier
Bonsly
Bounsweet
Bramblin
Burmy
Cacnea
Capsakid
Carkol
Carracosta
Cetitan
Charjabug
Chatot
Cherubi
Chingling
Cinccino
Clawitzer
Claydol
Clobbopus
Comfey
Copperajah
Crabominable
Crustle
Cryogonal
Cufant
Delcatty
Dewgong
Dewott
Dolliv
Donphan
Dottler
Ducklett
Duosion
Eelektrik
Eiscue
Eldegoss
Elekid
Elgyem
Empoleon
Finneon
Fomantis
Forretress
Furret
Gigalith
Gothita
Grapploct
Grovyle
Hakamo-o
Happiny
Hattrem
Heliolisk
Herdier
Honchkrow
Illumise
Jellicent
Kabutops
Kecleon
Klang
Klink
Klinklang
Kricketot
Kricketune
Leavanny
Ledian
Ledyba
Liepard
Lokix
Lombre
Lotad
Ludicolo
Lumineon
Lunatone
Mabosstiff
Magby
Mantine
Mantyke
Maractus
Maschiff
Masquerain
Mienshao
Mismagius
Morelull
Mothim
Nacli
Naclstack
Nincada
Ninjask
Nuzleaf
Octillery
Overqwil
Pachirisu
Palossand
Palpitoad
Passimian
Petilil
Piloswine
Pincurchin
Pineco
Pupitar
Purrloin
Purugly
Pyukumuku
Quilava
Rabsca
Relicanth
Rellor
Remoraid
Revavroom
Ribombee
Rolycoly
Sandygast
Sawsbuck
Sealeo
Sentret
Servine
Shedinja
Shiinotic
Sigilyph
Simipour
Skiploom
Skitty
Skorupi
Slakoth
Slugma
Smoochum
Solosis
Spewpa
Spidops
Steenee
Stoutland
Sunkern
Surskit
Swadloon
Swalot
Swanna
Swellow
Swoobat
Taillow
Thievul
Tirtouga
Toedscool
Toedscruel
Torterra
Toucannon
Tsareena
Unfezant
Vanilluxe
Varoom
Veluza
Vibrava
Vigoroth
Volbeat
Whirlipede
Whismur
Wiglett
Wormadam
Wugtrio
Wynaut
Zebstrika

Saturday, January 25, 2025

Unobtainable Pokémon in Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald

Generation III of Pokémon holds a special place in my heart. Although I didn't start playing Gen III until roughly a month before Gen IV's western release, it advanced the series in so many ways, when going from the Game Boy Color to the Game Boy Advance. Gen III introduced a lot of features, such as running shoes, abilities, natures and double battles. The user interfaces were also redefined, with all the Pokémon now having their own menu icons.

A thing that felt weird to me, was that a lot of the Pokémon from previous generations couldn't be obtained in Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald without trading with other Gen III games. These include Fire Red, Leaf Green, Colosseum and XD: Gale of Darkness.

There's something about the shading style and poses on the sprites in RSE, that I don't know how to describe them. I like most of the Kanto Pokémon sprites in RSE better than the ones in FRLG which often had more generic poses, although FRLG did have some better back sprites such as Alakzam's. Most returning Pokémon's back sprites in RSE were revamps of their Gen II back sprites.

Back in 2009, I used to spend countless hours trading Pokémon from my copies of Sapphire, FRLG and Colosseum onto Emerald.

All Pokémon Sprite Animations

Thursday, December 8, 2022

Pokémon Dream World


The Dream World was a feature that was available during Generation V of Pokémon (Black, White, Black 2 & White 2). It featured a lot of SWF assets. Players could send one of their Pokémon into the Dream World and play various Mini Games.


Download Pelipper Mini Game

Download Dream World OST

Download Dream World Assets