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Published: 2019-12-20 04:53:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 28451; Favourites: 556; Downloads: 0
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Since several people have been bugging me that the Arcto one is supposed to be an aquatic dinosaur. Keep in mind that when I made the original, I had no idea about the actual fossil names. After some thinking, there were several other things I wanted to touch up anyways. I know the game says that Zolt is a bird that flew but the snout and arms are still very clearly velociraptor-like to me and winged raptors are technically a thing.Based on:
Velociraptors
Winged raptors
Stegosaurids
Dunkleosteus
Plesiosaurs
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Do you plan on giving them Gigantamax forms?
Here's some inspiration (By PatricktheHenchman):
Gigantamax Dracozolt:
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Gigantamax Arctovish:
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Gigantamax Dracovish:
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Gigantamax Arctozolt:
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Probably not. The mix and match gimmick is already complicated enough, don't you think?
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At least with me, I took the approach of taking one of the halves with each of the creatures, and magnifying them over their other halves
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Well, for the Galar fossils, I'd imagine that only these, the official combinations, and Chimerex can Gigantamax.
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That's how they should look. May they appear in future games, restored by more competent scientists.
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To be fair, Galar fossils are based on early paleontology, so a the Fossilized Dino might actually be some kind of walrus Pokemon. No person in the right mind would trust Cara Liss, and possibly any Galarian paleontologist, at that, with reviving Fossil Pokemon. I suggest you take the fossils and revive them in another region. Kanto, Kalos, Alola, pretty much anywhere away from Cara.
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I'm gonna be real, I like the old ones better.
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i love to see you to make your own set of mix&match fossils i have 2 a fire pterodactyl and a grass brontosaurus
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There is a theory that says this:
The names of the halfs are actually
Zolt, Vish, Drac and Arct
(they all are 4 letters long, and the "O" is a common thing to make the names 1)
and not
Zolt, Vish, Draco and Arcto
The names you used follow this theory, weird coincidence xd
except Dunklovish, it would have to be Dunovish
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A lot of people in this comment section are saying that they like the old ones better. Also, do you think Chimerex should be revamped, or do you already like it the way it is?
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Don't feel like changing it right now tbh. All the parts it uses still work anyways
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Ugh, I can't wait until I can put these bad boys together the right way.
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I'm still in the opinion that there will be a third game/sequel that'll give up the proper versions of these pokemon.
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woah you actually fixed them
good job, they are the worst pokemon fossils ever in my opinion.
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I like the older versions of the complete forms better. Arctosaur is pretty ugly in my opinion, and the rest look bland.
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I agree, the older versions were amazing, especially Arctophoca, it was so badass.
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Youβre right
like te new one...they had one job, Nessie. They fucked up the fossils and some other design.
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well a seal can STILL work
most people probably took "ARCTO" as to mean Arctic but it COULD still fit a seal like thing because Enaliarctos is an ancient Seal relative that used to exist back in the Oligocene
still awesome depictions here
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Yeah, but the Arcto fossils come from the Fossilized Dino. Seals are nowhere close to being dinosaurs.
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