Leon's just so....aggressively english accented.
Marnie's voice is nice though.
Probably just to separate it from the core games. Core games use Rotom, Masters uses Porygon. Also prevents Masters from making a Rotom device that GF could have used later (or accidently link them to a generation); heck, Pokemon Masters came out a few months before Sword & Shield and both games digital Pokemon take the form of a mobile phone. Now, even when Pokemon goes onto Gen 9 and create a new Rotom device (I'm betting on Smart Glasses), Pokemon Masters can still use the Porygon Phone since and not directly be connected to Gen 8.I don't like Gloria's voice. She sounds like Peppa Pig.
Also, I wonder if the reason why they based the game's diegetic interface on Porygon instead of Rotom was to emphasise the fact that this isn't based on the anime?
Team Yell was just a bunch of super enthusiastic fanboys and girls, they never did anything illegal besides maybe a few cases of obstruction.Oh, and Giovanni, where's Piers? Is the Dark-type Gym Leader who controls an antagonistic team not "villainous" enough for you?
It doesn't look much like a beach dress to me, it's more....well, just a fancy dress. Very magical girl; she matches Erika's new sygna suit as well.So in-depth trailer for the start of Kanto Villain Arc:
Also not sure how I feel about Misty's Sygna Suit. Not saying she doesn't look good, but at the same time she is the "Tomboy Mermaid" so would have thought of something more tougher or reminiscent of a mermaid. She's just in a fancy beach dress essentially which, and this could just be the anime fan in me, feels a bit off for her. It's a similar feeling with Marnie's beachwear.![]()
Lol, yeah, it's a funny coincidence that Diantha got the Gen 5 mythic and Hilda got the gen 6. However they wanted to dress Diantha as a knight and, unless they made it out of pink diamonds, it make more sense for her to have Keldeo to match. As for Hilda, I dunno, guess it was her turn to get a pretty & elaborate dress....I think they mixed up who got Keldeo and who got Diancie
Pokémon Masters had the potential to be one of the greatest fan-service games on the 8th Generation gaming market. Pokémon itself has such a dynasty of history that, in theory, a game like Masters could even give veteran-friendly titles like Smash Ultimate a run for its money. This game was so close to perfection, but it just falls short in my eyes because of the smaller issues. We all have our own opinions on gacha games, yes, but even if Masters wasn't a mobile gacha with micro-transactions, there's several things that I would fix if I had the chance. It makes me sad to harp on Masters like this knowing how much it gets right in a gaming era dominated by "new material or bust", but the general gameplay loop doesn't change at all (I'd even argue the Ranger trilogy on DS has more diverse gameplay, and that's saying something) between limited time events, surprisingly cheap A.I. opponents, and "story content" that a player could probably get through by the time I'm finished with this paragraph. Waiting months at a time for new story content, only to finish all of it within the span of 20 minutes or whatever... I'm sorry, that's not good game design.I used to play Pokemon Masters a couple of years back, but got bored of it after a couple of months. I found the gameplay got repetetive very quickly and found it too basic.
It's an alright game, especially for casual gamers. But I think there are better spin-off Pokemon games out there.