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Pokemon Go is the cool thing to play right now so everyone wants to be in on it. I'll stick to the regular game and Showdown, thanks. lol
 

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The Japanese magazine, V Jump, has posted some new footage that showcases a new part of Pokémon Sun & Moon, this is a special side quest where you find a load of Pyukumuku on the beach and are paid to throw them back into the ocean, calling back the description from the official site about this Pokémon
 

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I bet this is their way of making up for the lack of gyms. Maybe having like a bunch of mini games that reward you. I mean, I am fine with that so long as they aren't repetitive.
 

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This was also shown in the magazine apparently

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As long as the minigames aren't really boring or tedious I guess they're okay.

Not having gyms is still kinda odd to me, but I guess they'll make it work somehow. I still think you're gonna have to battle someone else important from each island before you battle the leader, so you'll still have technically 8 boss battles, but who knows?
 

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"Alola Arcanine can be ridden on hot waters. Arcanine’s zig-zags get replaced with wavy patterns and the tufts of fur on it’s paws look like waves"

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I just want this to be real! :angry: :please: :upset:

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I know it is fan made tho :okay:
 

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Why wasn't I getting notifications for this chat? BAD SITE!


So to make it Pokemon related....here is a gif.


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Pokémon Go on decline -

Pokémon Go stories stopped being funny some time ago.

Perhaps it was the day in July when a man in Florida man opened fire on two teenagers at 1:30 a.m. while they were sitting in a car playing the game. Neither was injured.

Or maybe it was when two men fell off a cliff overlooking the Pacific near San Diego while chasing Pokémon monsters, suffering only moderate injuries despite falling between 75 and 50 feet.

Now comes a report, via the Post’s Anna Fifield in Japan, of a truck driver who, distracted while playing Pokémon Go, crashed into two pedestrians, Sachiko Nakanishi, 72, and Kayoko Ikawa, 60, killing the first and severely injuring the second on Tuesday. As Fifield reported:

Keiji Goo, a 39-year-old farmer, was playing the game while driving a small truck in Tokushima prefecture on the island of Shikoku.

He struck two women while they were crossing the road, killing 72-year-old Sachiko Nakanishi and breaking the hip of 60-year-old Kayoko Ikawa. Goo told Tokushima police that he had been playing the game while driving, the Kyodo news agency reported.

“I was playing Pokémon Go while driving, so I didn’t really see what was in front of me,” the public broadcaster NHK quoted the driver as telling police when he was arrested.

Pokémon Go on decline, reports say, as Japan has first death related to game

Stupid app. Stupid, stupid app.
 

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Pokémon Go on decline -

Pokémon Go stories stopped being funny some time ago.

Perhaps it was the day in July when a man in Florida man opened fire on two teenagers at 1:30 a.m. while they were sitting in a car playing the game. Neither was injured.

Or maybe it was when two men fell off a cliff overlooking the Pacific near San Diego while chasing Pokémon monsters, suffering only moderate injuries despite falling between 75 and 50 feet.

Now comes a report, via the Post’s Anna Fifield in Japan, of a truck driver who, distracted while playing Pokémon Go, crashed into two pedestrians, Sachiko Nakanishi, 72, and Kayoko Ikawa, 60, killing the first and severely injuring the second on Tuesday. As Fifield reported:

Keiji Goo, a 39-year-old farmer, was playing the game while driving a small truck in Tokushima prefecture on the island of Shikoku.

He struck two women while they were crossing the road, killing 72-year-old Sachiko Nakanishi and breaking the hip of 60-year-old Kayoko Ikawa. Goo told Tokushima police that he had been playing the game while driving, the Kyodo news agency reported.

“I was playing Pokémon Go while driving, so I didn’t really see what was in front of me,” the public broadcaster NHK quoted the driver as telling police when he was arrested.
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