Emerald pitted both Team Aqua and Magma against the player and introduced the most popular post-game area ever in the Battle Frontier. Crystal incorporated the story of Eusine and Suicune into the plot and brought us a "never-ending" trainer challenge in the form of the Battle Tower. Yellow brought us Pikachu as a starter, with him dutifully following you around. Each third game has added something new and exciting to the world where we originally played. While the original games set us up with a plot and a world, those were never utilized to their full degree until the third game came along. Third versions of Pokémon games are what many of us would term, the "complete" version. So what happened to Pokémon Z version? I am going to look at the evidence that I have noticed that may hint to Pokémon Z having existed and had enough to build on going forwards from X and Y.
XY left us with many clues towards these, but with the announcement of Sun and Moon, these hopes were dashed. Typically third versions (like Emerald and Platinum) have expanded on the stories and areas from the default games, as well as giving us entirely new areas and, more importantly for many people, new battle facilities. However, there was still no news of a third version of Pokémon X and Y. Most of us toiled away and were excited when ORAS was teased and then launched. Pokémon X and Y set a new standard for Pokémon games, with 3D battles and models, as well as moving away from grid-based movements. This new region was one of the largest we have ever seen, had the largest city we have ever seen, and brought more Pokémon than ever before.
Pokémon X and Y introduced a new region, Kalos, for players to explore. Or, you can try finding it by using the search form below.As we near the end of the 6th Generation of Pokémon, there has been a niggling feeling for some of us of what could have been. Perhaps you can return back to the site's homepage and see if you can find what you are looking for. The page you are looking for no longer exists.
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