New Trailers Released for Pokkén Tournament DX

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Two new Japanese trailers for Pokkén Tournament DX has been released and showcases more footage of the game which will be released September 22nd for the Nintendo Switch. In addition to the characters from the Wii U version, DX also includes brand new characters such as Decidueye from last year’s Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon.

The game also features new support Pokémon and new battle modes!

Are you planning on picking up DX and did you buy the original Pokkén Tournament? Personally I’m looking forward to purchasing it when it launches!

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  2. The Midna mask in BotW makes me very happy. I now have stuff from all of my favorite Zelda characters! Sheiks mask for Zelda/SHeik and Midna’s Mask for… midna

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  6. At this point, I just want Nintendo to do a third DLC for BotW where we can solve big dungeons with classical items, since I don’t know if any sequel will be able to top this.

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  8. Maybe I should go to bed. But I went to sleep at 9.30 and woke up at 12.30 and couldn’t sleep anymore. But now it’s 3am and I have to wake really early so I don’t know if it’s useful I go back to sleep.

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    • Ehhh. Its about luck of the draw. If you wake up mid deep sleep (which is likely based on timing) youre gonna feel super groggy. Idk what time you wake up, so I cant tell you. But I wish you luck! I mean if you dont get any then you got something to talk about lol…
      Answer my question on water types before you go!

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      • Yeah, but I’ve been suffering from insomnia the past weeks and this won’t help. My days are both empty with interactions and full of stress for other things, which sucks a lot I guess.

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  9. I dont have any fluid segways… sooooo
    Water Types…
    They are the most common type!
    Favorite Water Type Pokemon/Leader
    Least Favorite Water Type Pokemon/Leader

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    • Favorite: it is so hard to pick….either Feraligatr/Swampert/Quagsire, and Crasher Wake
      Least: all of them and Cress
      Thoughts: Water and Earthen don’t mix

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    • I like a lot of Water types. Not sure what my favorite is. Starmie/Wash Rotom/Cloyster are the best ones. Favorite leader is HGSS Misty.

      Least favorite Pokémon is either Bibarel, although that has some love in it due to HM slave so I’ll go with Volcanion. That dude is really ugly. Cress is also the least interesting leader, didn’t really like the triplet thingie.

      Overall, I give water type a 7.8/10.

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    • FP: Politoed- Man I had so many options, but I gotta go with Politoed. I love how silly this Pokemon is (in the anime) and the Swirl on its stomach and Belly. Though I used to think this pokemon was Water/Grass, but nonetheless I love it, and with its new found Drizzle ability this Pokemon was top tier in gen 5! Loved the Politoed Appreciation
      FL: Juan. A lot of people hate Juan because ‘replaced’ Wallace. You guys dont understand Juan trained Wallace! Wallace being a gym leader was just part of the training. Juan is better than Wallace. Wallace might have ‘became’ champ, but he definitely didnt deserve it.

      LP: Pelliper. It may be nice have you top drizzle user like Politoed, BUT I will never forget all the annoying Pellipers in emerald. With Protect that always worked. Im so glad roost wasnt introduced then. (This was a stretch pick I like almost all water types)
      LL: Cress. What was his personality? They should have been latergym wise, and used Triple/Rotation battle! It would have been perfect.

      Thoughts: Like I said, I like water types. They are such an amazing type. Definitely Top 5 Pokemon types. There barely is a water type I dislike, and they are good in battle too! Good Type/18

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    • You…. You… YOU!!!!!!!! JUST MADE MY FREAKING NIGHT WITH ALL THIS RAZOR CLAW BUSINESS!

      Favorite: Samurott, Lana and Marlon

      Least: Toxapex (only one I legit don’t like), Cress (he ain’t a true water specialist)

      … Do you have to ask? This is my Favorite type! I love all the Water Pokemon and strive to be a true master of Water!

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  10. I have not felt the pure thrill of stumbling upon a post game legendary Pokemon absolutely blind in SO LONG.
    Now that I’m experiencing it again (Despite the game it is in) it feels pretty incredible

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  11. So why the actual fuck is Pokemon Clover more quality of a romhack than literally a fair 90% of other romhacks? Dead serious when I say this, even if its immature, it has custom cries and soundtracks, unique route models, and an extensive aftergame….. like wtf

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  14. I really want to erase Hakamo-o from existance

    In pursuit of Razor Claws I’ve at least struck 200 with not one holding one! Almost out of healing items and such

    I really hope the idea of rant here and you get what you want faster happens to me

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  18. ATTENTION POKEJUNGLERS
    I am planning on starting a taglocke of a romhack for the site!
    A taglocke is a nuzlocke but multiple people play.
    A person plays the game up until they get their first badge before tossing it off to someone else. The process repeats each badge until the group wins or loses
    The two game choices are

    Pokemon Sweet
    Or
    Pokemon Vega!
    VOTE NOW

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  19. mORE ARMS DLC CONFIRMED
    Below the slot for Brass’s arms is another three slots, implying another character

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  22. God damn it………Fuck you Clair! I beat you fair and square. Then I went to the Dragon’s Den and took a freaking test and she STILL doesn’t want to give a badge? What a total asshole. What’s with the gym leaders in Johto not wanting to hand out badges? Whitney was like this too. lol

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  23. Does everyone have a state ID? I read that not every American has a ID he/she can always use and the types of valid ID someone has can differ a lot from person to person.

    Always found it be a weird practice, here we all have a nationwide electronic ID, which has the size of a credit card and features a chip with data on it. It’s used to verify your identity online (like doing taxes online, applying for a scholarship), the doctor uses it to check your insurance and medical history and your address is on the chip so it can be changed easily when you move.

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      • But what do you do when someone doesn’t believe you’re 21 when ordering a beer? Or the police takes you along for interogation, how do they know who you are?

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        • Well if you’re driving without a license then you’re in trouble. Ina very simple sense you don’t need to have an id, BUT if you want to do things like drive and buy alcohol then yes you do. There’s no law saying that you NEED it, but being able to do things require it.

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    • Most people use their Driver’s license as their ID in the US (and most people in US have a license, its pretty much needed), but if you dont have a liscense then an ID is needed

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        • Yea exact opposite (depending on place), but things in US are much more spaced out, and public transportation is very limited people get their liscense the day they turn 16 usually

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          • We only can get one from age of 18 but need an ID from age 12. Also, most people fail once or twice on their driving exams.

          • Why would it be strict? You’re in ten government databases anyway since they need it for education and healthcare purposes and to know where you live. Having an ID from age 12 helps identifying kids when something goes wrong or when they want to order a beer at age 16.

          • Eh when you put it that way I suppose…The things going wrong healthcare part anyway. Here most place card anyway so it doesn’t make too much difference if kids have ids or not. If a restaurant/store don’t think yo’re old enough just by looking at you then they ask for id anyway. Some ask regardless of what age you look.

          • 18? I wish it were 18 here. 16 is too young for driving IMO, but but besides permit (sbasically a mini license obtained at 15) there is no identification for people under 16. Parents have to go out and do those “If my child gets lost” cards that is not required at all.

          • It’s surprisingly hard to fail a driving test here… I did so poorly on my first one — hit a cone while parking, messed up my 3 point turn, etc. The passing criteria allowed you to get like 20 points deducted out of 40 or 50 I think? And keep in mind we’re tested on stupid easy things like how you handle turning a corner.

          • Not to brag, but I only got 5 points off my score. And it was for driving TOO safely……..Well I think it was mostly for driving too sluggishly, but I disagree with that lol

          • I think test difficulty are the same, most people do fail their first time. It also depends on location since it is common that on of the driving facilities is much easier to pass than other. But Driver’s test are usually ‘easy’ they test on the basics. I passed with flying colors, but I still was obviously bad at some aspects (like turning). Plus you need to miss 30 points which is a lot. Personally the permit test wwas much harder

          • Permit test was definitely harder. That was more about like the rules of the road (which can be super specific), and signs (which are generally easy because the picture tells you what it’s for). I was way more nervous about it than my driving test. Given that I was 15 for my permit and 18 for my license, had a lot of driving practice. Cones are just my worst enemy — I do much better with actual cars. And I can parallel park perfectly, but they don’t test you on that!
            I looked up the criteria again for Florida’s driving test, and there’s a lot of easy stuff on there (like backing up, starting and stopping, etc.). And there’s definitely differences. I did my test on one of the practice course things they had, my brother did his on an actual road. In Florida we don’t have to park uphill, because there aren’t hills. We just say how we would park verbally (also got points deducted there because I didn’t start by saying “put the car in park”…I assumed it would be already).

          • Don’t you need to do a firearms test in Florida in case you get caught up in a road rage incident? 😉

          • Hitting a cone while parking would mean your test immediately stops and you’ve failed. Hell, speeding 2 miles is a big error and one more strike and it’s also over.

          • In most test in the US if you kit the curb you fail immediately. Parallel parking is no joke lol

    • No, those of us in the US don’t have anything like that. The closest thing is your Social Security number, maybe even your driver’s licence. The problem is that not everyone has a form of ID.
      I know when I go to the doctor, they ask for my driver’s licence (because pretty much everyone has one) and my health insurance card. Then on the paperwork they usually ask for the last 4 digits of my Social Security.

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      • Even with your SSN tho you prolly don’t need it in every day life. Most of the time it’s for banking and other very specific things lol

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        • No, it’s definitely not for everyday life. And it’s not something you’re really supposed to give out loosely (even I’m uncomfortable giving out the last four digits). But that’s like a sure-fire guaranteed way of identifying someone, so I gave it as an example of identification that one could use. I really only use it for doctor’s appointments (I go to a lot of doctors, and they all need it on your first visit).

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    • most people when they reach the legal age to drive get a drivers license which first requires a learning permit. then you get your license which serves as your ID. for those who do not drive and are of legal age (to receive an id not like drinking etc.), you can get a state issued ID. it does not allow you to drive but it is valid id required for things such as going to a bar when you are of legal age (21)

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      • just to clarify driving age is based on state and i believe starts as early as 16 years of age. then legal age (being considered an adult) is 18 and then drinking age is 21. just to make sure there is no confusion. of course it is based on location

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          • its completely idiotic. but think about it this way. guns and drinking kill people. i have a strong dislike of guns but wont get into that. But 18 year olds arent necessarily responsible enough for either. i do get the joke however.

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