RUMOR: All English 5th Gen Names (+ Italian SPECIES)

I put absolutely NO FAITH in these and NEITHER SHOULD YOU.  After saying that, will I still be mentioned at forums across the world for providing shitty and unreliable information?  Absolutely.  While we wait I’m sure my readers want to entertain themselves :p  This was actually sent to me by an Italian source who I know nothing about. UPD: As commentors have pointed out the Italian stuff is the SUPPOSED “species”.  I incorrectly believed they were the Italian names.  Oops.  (I studied Spanish and Japanese, sorry guys)

If you saw the list… guess you were lucky.

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68 thoughts on “RUMOR: All English 5th Gen Names (+ Italian SPECIES)”

  1. I guess they would be less than 99.999999999% not the names considering some of them are confirmed 😛

    But hey, it gets us something to talk about! 😀

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  2. Lol I kinda like some of them, and even though there’s no source I thought they may be real or close to it, until…

    “Foongus Fungo 0,2 m 1,0 kg
    Amoonguss Fungo 0,6 m 10,5 kg”

    these names are so fake
    THERE’S A FUNGUS AMONG US
    XDDD

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  3. I don’t believe that these are real……… Well, some of them might be, but I’m pretty sure that the majority of them aren’t. There are too many letters in some of the names. I wouldn’t get your hopes up if I were you.

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  4. Even though most of those names are atrocious (seriously, what is Desukan’s name even supposed to be? It looks and sounds like a bunch of letters thrown together), I can’t help but like some of them.
    i.e. Klink, Klang, Klinklang

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  5. these all sound like scientific names!

    Petilil Radice? Sounds like something out of a science book, not the English-then-Italian name(s) of a Pokemon!

    Some of these are still creative though- I think they are all fake though, like Darumaka is the same in English as in Japanese? Makes no sense!
    I think that the people who created these should confess!

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  6. How do people come up with some of these names????? Some of these names, such as snivy’s line, are alright, but some of these names are just TERRIBLE (a.k.a. the fungus line)

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  7. Some of them sound a bit too weird to be true, like Krookodile. However nothing really seemed too much out of place until Emolga. It’s going to be Emonga, same as the japanese. All of the other Pikachu’s have kept their names up until this point, and I believe that Emonga will as well.

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  8. I gotta say, some of these are pretty good. I really like: Purrloin, Litwick, Chandelure, and the Klink, Klang, Klinklang line

    I think these are fake though because Nintendo really aims for easy pronunciation and some of these are pretty impossible to say.

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  9. I don’t know why, but I really like these names. I really like Klink, Samurott, Unfezent, Gurdurr, Dwebble, and Trubble. These really aren’t bad names, but to be honest, I don’t think these are the names Nintendo came up with. I mean, Cofagrigus, seriously? No. It needs Sarcafoghost. Or something like that.

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  10. The thing is, there are no Italian Pokémon names. They have the English names just like with other countries/languages, such as Spanish.

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  11. This is incredibly strange, considering, in the Italian games, all of the Pokemon have traditionally kept their American given names. It makes no sense to me why they would start giving them Italian names (although the many of the other European countries that have the games in the past have done so). Molto pazzo!

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  12. i like sigilyph, vanilluxe, galvantula, ferrothorn, and i like that the power rangers are based off chess… but that’s about it. good thing these are 99.99999999% fake

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  13. It’s probably a good thing to note that these italian names conflict with what’s on the official Italian website, all the pokemons names are the english versions. While these ones were changed…

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