As for the Pokemon itself, yeah it's pretty good. Obstagoon: You've probably seen the thousands of KISS references with this one, so we won't mention any here. From what was once a forgettable Pokemon, Galarian Linoone really brought Linoone back into the spotlight. Linoone: It's not as cute as Linoone, but instead looks much cooler. We feel the same towards this guy as we do Corsola, a very subtle, yet effective change. Zigzagoon: This one started it all, the first regional variant revealed that didn't belong to Kanto. We really love this one, but it's in game model doesn't do it justice since the colors are so washed out. This is definitely a favorite of ours, and we don't know why it wasn't revealed pre-releaseĬursola: Corsola evolves into Cursola (a subtle, yet clever name change), keeping the Ghost type, and becoming a more expansive dead-coral-ghost-thing. Corsola becomes a Ghost type and resembles dying coral, and still looks very cute despite being sad. The design is very cute, but we don't like the awkward tap dancing movements.Ĭorsola: This is a Galar form done right - a basic recolor with a few design tweaks here and there, but nothing too drastic. Rime: We like this one a lot better, but it's not a favorite or anything. It seems like they were going for a puppet/marionette vibe, but the body proportions just seem off. Mime: We like the typing, we like the concept, but the execution just doesn't sit well with us. We just wish Koffing received a Regional form to go with it's counterpart, Grimer. We think the design is decent at best, but really like the Poison/Fairy typing. Weezing became very loved and meme worthy (much like Alolan Exeggutor) when it was first revealed, but we don't really see the appeal. Weezing: The very first Galar form that was revealed to us, showing that the concept of Regional Forms would live on. This guy has a lot of personality just from looking at him, and instantly became a fan favorite when he got revealed Though 19 years later, GameFreak decided to revisit the concept and gave us the new and improved Sirfetch'd. Sirfetch'd: Pokemon fans have wanted to see an evolution to Farfetch'd for years, and were teased with what could have been during the Gold and Silver Spaceworld 2000 demo leak. Oh, and he changed to a pure Fighting type. He just got angrier, a little darker, and carries around a much bigger leek. It's still a good design, but if they changed the mane it'd certainly improve its look!įarfetch'd: There really isn't much to say here. They went form nice and fluffy on Ponyta, to very tentacle looking. Rapidash: It's a nice design, but we're not a fan of the changes to its manes texture. The mystery of the tailless Ponyta still remains though, so it's possible this was just a rendering glitch when making the livestream. At the time, people seemed annoyed that it wasn't a Fairy type, or at least Psychic/Fairy, but that all changes when it evolves. Ponyta: This one is probably most well known due to the infamous 24-hour livestream. It now has more of a viking theme to it which we really like, though most folks on the internet seem indifferent to this one. Perrserker: Meowth evolves into Perrserker, who still retains the Steel typing. He already got an Alolan Form, and now has a Galar form, a Galar evolution, AND a Gigantamax form, and we're definitely not going to complain! His new form makes him a pure Steel type, and we must say we prefer it over his Alolan variant. Meowth: We don't know what's been going on with Meowth recently.
This time around they've heard fan feedback and given Galar forms (and evolutions!) to Pokemon outside of the first generation. The Seventh Generation was the first to introduce us with regional variants with Sun and Moon, though at the time the forms were exclusive to the first generation of Pokemon.
Again, this post will contain spoilers, so if you want to go into the games spoiler-free, it might be best to come back later. Last time, we reviewed all the new Pokemon introduced in Sword and Shield, and now it's time to share our thoughts on all the new forms introduced, including both Galar forms and Giganatmax forms.
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