Pokémon Art Academy Releases in North America

The spin-off game, Pokémon Art Academy, is now available for purchase for those living in North America. The game is available through download from the Nintendo 3DS e-shop or physically for $29.99, and teaches players how to draw Pokémon and illustrate different art concepts!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1s7YrF68m4

 

Now go draw Altaria!

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1,562 thoughts on “Pokémon Art Academy Releases in North America”

  1. As a competitive battler, inner focus isn’t that good. Most teams you’ll face don’t use flinch hax. Sure there’s togekiss, but gallade won’t even survive an air slash and its typing is bad against it.

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  2. Urrgghh…when you set up a Metagross perfectly to sweep the opponent and then you miss 2 Meteor Mash’s.

    *sigh* Please make Meteor Mash and 100 Accuracy, 100 BP move with a 30% chance to raise attack…so Metagross can be OP

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  3. OK about those replays. I’ve never seen LO Togekiss…especially not on the ParaFlinch set where you want to Flinch the opponent to death. Dunno how your going to manage that when life Orb will kill you before you manage anything.

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  4. With ORAS being a fresh start basically with all of the new megas to choose from, I think I might actually get into competitive battling. It’s always sounded so fun the way you guys talk about it, but I’ve never wanted to try it out because there wasn’t enough of a push for me. Also, still no luck with this secret option. I don’t even know what part I’m supposed to SR at XD.

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  5. Playing the ORAS ladder…The biggest issue I’ve had so far is Mega Sceptile….that speed stat really makes it quite difficult to handle without priority. Plus I don’t have anything to take special hits.

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  6. So
    megas I thought that would be really amazing but betrayed me terribly
    Mega Gallade
    Mega Pidgeot (no forgiveness for this one)
    Mega Steelix ( no mega can fix that horrid hp)

    Megas that are better than I thought
    Mega Salamence
    Mega Slowbro
    Mega Rayquaza (hehueheuhe)

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  7. Satoshi Tajiri apparently had the idea to input Braille during RS’s development… Very interesting. I hope Regigigas gets his own little chamber or something like the Regis do in Hoenn somewhere in the post-game… That would be fun. New Braille mystery to solve. Lol.

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  8. “Hello 4chan, I work for Game Freak and I helped develop the coding for the Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire demo. I work on a team that is no part in developing the full game, and was working separately to develop the demo, apart from the team that is still developing the full game.
    I’ll start with what most of you probably want to hear. The removed Mega Evolutions were Flygon, Zangoose, Seviper, Slaking, Milotic, Butterfree, Ledian, Regigigas, Xatu, Sandslash, Krookodile, Bisharp, Mandibuzz, and Braviary. Game Freak executives were aware of data mining in video games, so I guess they wanted us to hide their biggest surprises.

    The Battle Frontier is also returning, and is featuring the Pokémon World Tournament. Also, you have actually battle against Scott, the owner of the Battle Frontier, to advance the story. This is near the end of the game, and his signature Pokémon is a Mega Slowbro.

    The last thing we removed was Team Magma/Aqua sidequests at the end of the game, with battles against admins from the two teams and even a battle with Team Flare grunts. We removed this because they use some of the hidden mega evolving Pokémon.

    So like I said, Game Freak is trying to keep as much of the full game they are developing as secret as possible. If they added anything new or took anything from what we coded, I am completely unaware. If I hear anything new or something changes, I will come back as soon as possible.”

    this is obviously bull shit but I want

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  9. It’s very interesting to note that Team Magma/Aqua Grunts are programmed in during the post-game supposedly with Level 51 Pokemon. And Slippery Sceptile made a good point earlier, this person named “Zinnia” in the coding has Dragon type Pokemon in her party and the Trainer Class title of “Lorekeeper”. She could be protecting Rayquaza and the Sky Pillar from harm or even after Rayquaza, in a similar capacity to Teams Magma and Aqua. What are your guys thoughts?

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