I do think any article that didn’t include a picture of the pokemon was quite an oversight. It’s nice to get a quick initial visual cue of what the article is about.

The Kecleon article was nice too, although it was sorely missing an image of Kecleon and an overview of it’s stats would have been good to see.

I found the Deerling article started to become difficult about halfway through. I felt that it was probably a bit too far on the serious side as an article.

I did like the Plusle/Minun one even if it was a little short. There’s potential there for sure.

Are you serious?
That is not right!
I hope there is not other people like you.
I have never thought anything like that, I hope others too.
This is not a voting about your favourite gimmick pokemon Why would it change your vote?

Well, when we’re on the subject of ‘constructive criticism’…

😉

Well actually, Spiritomb does or at least did have gimmick when it was introduced- the way you catch it. It was there to introduce the idea of connecting with loads of friends in the Sinnoh underground, only after meeting loads of friends could you encounter it- that was the gimmick. That is what i was getting at with the last article when i gave my feedback, that part wasn’t really explained at all.

Spiritomb is awesome D:
but then again, it doesn’t have any actual gimmick game mechanic wise..

And Smeargle is useful by definition.

They were assigned. That’s about as much as we can say.

Deerling/Sawsbuck don’t really deserve to be classed as gimmick Pokémon, it makes them sound pretty bad, when really they’re half decent Pokémon, with uses. Pretty much every other Pokémon on the “gimmick list” is useful for very little.

Did they pick a gimmick pokemon or were they given to them randomly?