Happy New Year! Giveaway Winners and More!

Happy 2018 from the entire PokéJungle Team!

2017 was… a… year. We’re sad to see it go, but also extremely excited to see what great, new things 2018 brings us. We hope you all stick around for it!

Here’s to a great 2018! We’re expecting some amazing things in the Pokémon World, including the new Pokémon movie, exciting new merchandise, a possible look at the Switch Pokémon title and much, much more!


Giveaway 2017 Winners

To kick off the start of a the New Year, we’re finally going to announce the winners of our 2017 Giveaway! The give away has three prizes: one Grand Prize and two Runner-up prizes.   All winners were randomly picked, then randomly assigned to either the Grand Prize or Runner-Up Prize.

Before we announce winners some quick information:

  • We will contact winners within 48 hours of this article being published
  • Winners have 48 hours after initial contact to respond to us, if we do not receive a response within this time we will send a final point of contact which winners have 24 hours to respond to
  • Unclaimed prizes will be redrawn and new winners contacted following the same system as above

Without further delay, we’re happy to announce the winners of the PokéJungle 2017 Giveaway are…

Grand Prize Winner: ZeroCetus (@ZeroCetus on Twitter)

Runner-Up 1: Menacing Cascoon (@MenacingCascoon on Twitter)

Runner-Up 2: MandJTV (@MandJTVPokevids on Twitter)

Congratulations to our winners and thank you to everyone who took part! Winners, please be sure to check your provided contact information, we will be in contact soon! Prize breakdowns can be found below.

Grand Prize

• ONE Rockruff Pokémon Doll
• ONE choice of Lycanroc Pokémon Doll
• Japanese Pokémon Candy
• Japanese Chocolate

Runner-Up 1

• One choice of Lycanroc Pokémon Doll
• Japanese Pokémon Candy

Stay tuned for another giveaway soon!


Holiday Fan-Art Submissions

Better late than never, we’re excited to share the submission we got for our Fan-Art call! Sadly we only got two submission, likely due to the busy holiday period, but they are beautiful pieces.

The first titled “Dawn in the Snow” was submitted by StarStorm and features Dawn from the Fourth Generation games. Second was submitted by Softmonkeychains and feature Silvally, Zoroark and Lucario in some festive antics. Thank you to both artists and we look forward to sharing more of your artwork in the future!

Once again we wish everybody a very Happy New Year and we look forward to another great year of Pokémon madness! See you all very soon for our Showdown final!

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1,546 thoughts on “Happy New Year! Giveaway Winners and More!”

  1. I was an idiot and never signed up…..Every time I saw I thought “I’ll do it in a little bit” Whelp…..Oh well congratulations winners!!!

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  2. So my project was this
    A tournament based on evil teams. All players start as grunts for a team they choose teams and work their way up. There is a catch, however.
    You can ONLY use mons from that team. That’s right, from that team. And your rank decides what you can use. For example, a team Rocket Grunt isn’t just busting out a crobat.
    It’s a little restrictive but the point is to get creative :3
    Anyways, all players for each team accumulate points as they win, for themselves to spend and for the overall team
    The team with the most overall points wins.

    Bam!
    Let’s see if someone cares

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  3. Holy Crap I actually won! Nice!! I never really expected for me to win! I guess good things happen to good people ;). Anyway Just pm me on twitter whenever you are ready. Also everyone else go follow me on twitter I just became active again!
    Thanks for this giveaway! I’m happy you guys did it! I appreciate you guys! this will be my first Pokemon Plush! (Also if there is anyway can you keep it in the box it came in)

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    • These things don’t come in boxes! I’m either going to go to the Pokémon Center and pick them up for you (in which case I’ll give everyone a Pokémon Center bag) or order them online, which might give some special packaging.

      Will be in contact soon!

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  4. Lol these leakers getting desperate asf

    The individual parts of the UK would either get their own region or would work like Kalos/Alola with Republic of Ireland as a Post-Game area, the two pieces of Ireland would probably be named the same but with distinctions made like irl, and ‘Kuing’? Literally my mom’s word for a male monarch with a U thrown in

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/8609cc93f80bf0cf768cf114aa191f759311f6fb1e34bf8c430602f1e21c9539.png
    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/24643f860bcdfab558decff5dc37f8cab03320197686ad68a6231c2b82d4119d.png

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  5. 6 hours into XC2 and i can comfortably say its a lot better than XCX. Very happy i bought it, im having so much fun 🙂

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  6. I think remakes should bring the older games up to par with the newer ones ya know? Which is why FRLG has nice pretty improved graphics, and HGSS has so much new added including series staple (for 2 gens) a battle frontier!

    So since X and Y had jackshit, so did ORAS! 😀

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  7. I think the part of the reason why the post-game episodes of the 3DS games are so dissatisfying is that they reuse locations you already went through in the games. I understand why they did this for the UB Episode in SuMo, but they could’ve made that more immersive than just ‘cutscene catch cutscene repeat’, for example having the UBs as Totem-like bosses causing problems rather than just being in the wild.

    Delta Episode is boring besides the Climax because you just fly around places you’ve already been too and either do really easy fights or have dialogue, or both.

    Looker Episode in XY could’ve taken place in a small Southern Kalosian town or something for a new breath of air rather than Lumiose again, or at least a new part of Lysandre Labs or something.

    RR has boss fights which can be fun, and it’s a new twist on an old area. But they made it tedious with the (imo) unfun puzzles and restricting grunts to one Kanto Pokemon each when they should’ve had a variety of Pokemon per grunt and have them use Johto Pokemon as well because Johto has no representative. Also, everyone should’ve had a Mega to make the fight harder, whilst Ghetsis, Archie, and Maxie should’ve been in their latest incarnations and made harder. Ghetsis should’ve had Reshiram/Zekrom and Black/White Kyurem depending on version, whilst Archie and Maxie should’ve at least had Mega Camerupt and Sharpedo, if not their Primals as well. It’s just boring because there’s so much they could’ve done with it but they restricted it to one place and paced it badly. Imagine if the dimensional distortion that effected Aether Paradise effected other areas too for you to explore and encounter new Pokemon from other regions? Like Maxie distorts Wela Volcano Park, Archie distorts Brooklet Hill, etc. And you can travel to these distorted areas after you beat the episode by Wormhole. Or something. This level of effort would’ve been fine if USUM had more major post-game but as the sole major post-game feature of USUM it’s disappointing.

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    • it also doesn’t help that the Delta Episode is like being a dog on a leash. You’re just dragged around from place to place following an incomprehensible plot line that they probably wrote in an afternoon

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      • I really don’t understand how ignorant, assaholic bitch Zinnia figured out the risks of shipping the meteor off to another universe before the top scientists did

        Regardless of your opinion on Pokemon having a multiverse, it’s just so stupid. Like seriously, Delta Episode is whack.

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        • I think teleporting the meteor to another universe when you have that machine up and running and ready to go is a much better plan than summoning a dragon god to send an 11 year old child with to blow it up

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          • I think the better question is how there was no security strong enough to prevent zinnia from just waltzing in and destroying the device

          • Phrased it poorly. Like, what I mean is that why can Zinnia see that as a risk whilst the scientists deny it? If anything, they’d accept it as a possibility but do it anyway because that meteor isn’t guaranteed to even hit the planet in the other universe. Whereas Zinnia just lucked out that you just so happened to have the meteor Rayquaza needed, because if it wasn’t for you she would’ve ended the world.

    • Uh I agree, Delta episode and the UB hunt from SM were pretty lazily done and mostly of all, boring by pretty much the reasons you listed. If they want to make another episode (which I’m not very fond of that idea) hopefully they make it more interesting and not full of confusing exposition >_>

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    • Delta episode should’ve been a new thing that brought back in the Gym Leaders or something. If they are doing something new there’s so much more they could’ve done.

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  8. wrote a little thing about earthbound for a reddit post about favorite nintendo games

    Earthbound is everything you want in a game. It’s surprising, it’s silly, it’s happy, it’s sad, it’s bizarre, it’s scary, it’s a good damn game. It’s really sort of a personal game too. The first half of the game is weird stuff going on in small American towns. And you’re just a small kid with a couple of friends. The spin is that everything wants to kill you.

    Birds, dogs, snakes, skaters, hippies, middle aged women, robots, aliens, mushrooms, Salvador Dali Paintings, clocks, cars, exploding trees, eldritch abominations, ants… this game has alot of weird enemies dude

    And this wackyness never feels forced. It just feels right. Like “yeah, that makes sense to be fighting a walking noose with eyes” because it builds up this personality and world. The game never lingers on anything.

    Anything is possible, and with that, some truly creepy stuff slips in. It isn’t afraid to dip the player into uncomfortable waters before yanking them back out to some new thing.

    The simplistic art style with the vibrant colorful areas that all are consistently varied and memorable all form together to create a truly unique world. It’s like being in a cartoon while still giving an air of very real nostalgia for being a kid growing up. Just.. ya know… with psychic powers

    Earthbound is my favorite game ever and I’m glad the audience for it continues to grow through the years. Now, come on Reggie… give us Mother 3

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  9. I haven’t done a fakemon in a while and I’m low on ideas

    I could tweak my Water/Dark deep sea fangily fish that becomes a grotesque bioluminescent goblin shark or should it be a Water/Ghost type

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