Pokémon Sword and Shield have some of the best monster design in the series

For a time, Pokémon's longtime fans have been opposed to it nothing can surpass the old original game drawings – especially not with the growing number of Pokémon made after inanimate objects. Developer Gameak for developer didn't help with that problem, often logging in to install or create new types of Red and Blue the last one within the latest installations of games.

Still, in time, some people arrived to welcome and even thank the bag of garbage and ice cream Pokémon, more creative than monsters based on amazing ideas such as "bird" and "gold."

I'm here to take this progress one step further and say that with the latest addition of Pokémon, Game Freak is fully committed. Pokémon The sword once A shoe have no designs for amazing creatures – monsters that are complex, multi-faceted, and fun, have a huge responsibility to get started.

In order for a compendium to work, we need the usual normal monsters, and in this case, The sword and A shoe release. I'm arguing that Wooloo, a tough sheep, Yamper, a corgi-looking dog, and Snom, good bug, fix the bill here completely. Unfortunately, all three of these creatures have complete drawings given to them, and these are some of the most basic creatures on the list! Simple, of course, doesn't mean it's bad. All these beautiful monsters in the form of Round Energy you can find in chonky animals, or baby fat. He sees them, and he wants to kiss them.

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That's one thing The sword and A shoe it does very well with the monstrous variants of the central battle. Cramorant, for example, can burst with Pikachu with its mouth. Eiscue has a barrier that protects its head that can be broken to expose a hairy penguin to its own hair on its head. Morpeko may be a liability instead of Pikachu which covers the entire game, but its unique forms, allowing you to look hangry, do just that for you.

On that note, while most games feature "newborns" or expansion from the front, Toxel is the first companion to look and feel like a real baby. Toxel crawls, cries, throws dances, and looks like he's wearing a diaper. And, of course, when Toxel switched to Toxtricity, both types looked like new, youthful rebels – guitar collisions and everything.

I also wish to applaud both Grimnarl and Hatterene, both monsters who use their "hair" for a different performance. Grimsnarl takes the path of Bayonetta, with her hair covered all over her body making an unpleasant beef visa. Hatterene, on the other hand, secretly realizes that it is actually a small alien beast that controls the machine.

The sword and A shoe continue the tradition of having inanimate, living animals, but I would argue that Stonjourner – based in the real-world Sonehenge – lives in 3020 while we are all in 2020. Runerigus, currently a cursed painting containing the spirit of Yamask. Yamask, for those who don't know me, is a Pokémon that is like the shadow of a former person who wants his face. So basically, Runerigus is a cursed drawing that contains the person inside it. Me.

The latest Pokémon games even add to the refuge of monsters that could be eaten. We have Alcremie, a huge mass of whipped cream with strawberries in it that can temporarily turn a big cake. Applin and its origins are the technology of the dragon hidden inside the apple … later which can turn into a pie.

A Polteageist can be listed as a food animal, but it has to come in all on its own because of how good it is. The set adjective present within the game in British mythology is smart enough, especially if the "tea" is actually an organ. But what really sets the Polteageist apart is that the first Pokémon can be deceptive. You see, the clay set that forms the basis of the Polyteageist is much sought after, which makes people do the trick of tea. The only way to know if you have a fake or a real set is to look down on the beast to see if it has any true adherence. And the "true" Polteageist is rarely found.

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Then we find fossil Pokémon based on a real-world event of people mixing together the remains of completely different creatures, a custom made for them England is very famous. Not to mention The sword and A shoe, technology is advanced enough that scientists can replace these poor Frankenstein monsters. The inspiration behind these monsters is creative enough, but what sets them apart The sword

and A shoe fossil remains in another world that the Pokéexes are actually trying to justify as to how these ancient dinosaurs should have been. In doing so, The sword and A shoe has revealed that every scientific community in the world does not know what it is talking about. Pokedex is bullshit, which makes sense, given that it all depends on the perception of 11-year-olds entering the world. The mind is blown.

We do have a compelling return of fan favorites too, though The sword and A shoe re-measure yourself. We also have Cursola and, except this time, this poor beast has died. Surprise! Climate change is present in the world of Pokémon, too. No wonder we find a creature that is a large number of coal.

Sirfetch & # 39; d, the new emergence of Farfetch & # 39; d, takes its leek-based combat so seriously that it now has a sword and vegetable-based shield. Sirfetch's eyebrows are nice enough, but we also have a number to consider. "When Pokémon's leek withers, it will unleash a fight," reads Pokedex. Indeed, a noble knight.

And then we have the brilliant new version of Mr. Mime, and his new appearance, Mr. Rime. What else can I say, except:

As for the monsters who have never been renamed, they still stand out in appreciation of the beautiful, beautiful images that I have never imagined before. Classical designs feel it new.

My last argument for The sword and A shoeThe genius of Gigantamax forms, which extend Pokémon's massive forms. Our Lord and our savior Pikachu is back. Meowth is a tall cat. Eevee is smarter than ever. Garbodor is becoming a freakin & # 39; landfill. Gengar it swallows you down to the depths of hell. Never mind that the upcoming expansion of Nintendo Switch games will give Pokémon a shot.

I rest my case.