What Does Every Pokemon Region Do BEST?

[@JPRPokeTrainer98]

What’s your favorite region??

[@DXUnlimitedGamer]

Orre

[@user-vp8nr6xt3f]

Kalos

[@ray0064]

Sinnoh and johto

[@The_Psycho_Red_Ranger]

Sinnoh and Unova are my two favorite regions.

[@NewbieNikki]

Still Hoenn, baby! ✌️

[@Stinkoman87]

Another thing I feel Hoenn does best is town theming. Other regions have interesting things IN the towns, but Hoenn is the only region where there is something interesting ABOUT the towns. Towns in treetops, towns floating on the water, towns in inactive volcanos, and in the remakes, a town that's a giant mall.

[@ginonunes843]

And let's not forget the amazing track for the magma/aqua leaders

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

My fav is the town with the hot spring connected to the Pokemon center. I would spent so much time just chilling in the water, even though it doesn’t really do anything (as a kid, I thought it would help the Wynaut egg hatch faster lol) The aesthetic of it is just so calming. Same with Vertanturf (I hope that’s right) with all the flowers billowing in the wind and everyone talking about how clean the air is. It has such a chill atmosphere to it :)

[@silveryote1]

Thats because Hoenn is themed around relationships in nature

[@kylespevak6781]

My favorite region/gen. I'm probably biased since they were my first new gen

[@eclipses3131]

Bruh literally not hating on gen 3 buttttttt…… gen 5 does this too. Even gen 4 does this as well. The town themeing in these gens are incredible. Dont think it was just gen 3 because it’s nostalgic to you.

[@reesecarlton]

So funny thing about Gen 1. Regarding the "interconnectedness" of the region, it's surprisingly loose with gow you can do the gyms. You just need to do Brock first, Misty second, Giovonni last, and Koga before Blaine (so you can use surf to reach Cinnabar). You can just do Sabrina third and Surge seventh if you really want to

[@honeycrisp808]

These kinds of things would be cool if Pokemon didn't have locked levels for gym leaders. It's one thing for gen one, but even scarlet and violet have gyms you can do in "any order" but you're still forced to go along the level curse

[@Dw7freak]

Last time I played my physical copy of Blue, I actually did do Surge second to last. I completely forgot to fight him and when I went back to Veridian Gym and it was closed, I got confused.

[@jrlaps521]

Blaine is also able to be done before Koga and as early as the third in Let’s Go since you don’t need to beat Koga to use Sea Skim

[@emblemblade9245]

The main reason any of this is even possible is because you can fly to pallet town and then surf south, right?

[@Dw7freak]

@@emblemblade9245 After you get Cut, you can go back to Pallet. If you have Surf, you can go south to Cinnabar. Since you don't need Strength to get there, you only need 3 badges, Brock, Misty, and Koga, to get to Cinnabar.

[@snakeman830]

I'm surprised you didn't mention that Alola FINALLY killed off the HM slave and HMs as a whole. It's still my favorite region for a number of reasons, and that's near the top of the list.

[@wesleyowens4089]

I agree then in gen 9 you only use one pokemon to do all the hm things which could be good or bad depending on your preferences

[@snakeman830]

@Wesley Owens Still preferable to having the HM slave loaded with worthless moves in combat (aside from Surf and Waterfall) a d eat up a party slot.

[@wesleyowens4089]

@@snakeman830 that's true for sure

[@cuck1ngfunt]

I think Alola had so much unfulfilled potential. It looks beautiful, as it should being based off Hawaii, but the routes and caves are so basic to explore compared to previous generations. Though I’d say X/Y was the start of this negative trend.

[@kylespevak6781]

Eh, It took away any chance of difficulty. Needing to have certain moves in your party and balance them out with effective moves actually made the games a little difficult.

[@MarcMagma]

Personally, I like many things about Alola. But what I like most is the design and feel of the region. It's all just so calm and relaxing.

[@cfunited6885]

I hated the design of the region so much the aloha games were so hard for me to finish

[@agentdon1760]

As with Hawaii itself. The whole region just feels so inviting. I feel like its a good place to just relax.

[@melorrahmat9741]

Hoenn is my favourite they have a nice trio, raquaza is up of my list though.🎉🎉🎉

[@Bowzer2025]

My favorite part of Unova is the seasons. Something that will never get old is reopening my DS after a few months and seeing what route I was on look completely different

[@Poke_Doodle_Dude]

I honestly think gen 5 has some of the best route designs. They’re incredibly compact and complex and have a lot of hidden areas that you need to backtrack to later. On top of finding hidden grottos. There’s just so much to find as you progress through the game. And yes the music is amazing too haha

[@SageSea1]

Unova had best pretty much everything other than customization

[@Poke_Doodle_Dude]

@@SageSea1 damn straight. The customization in xy was crazy. They need to make a gen 5 game with the mechanics and features of gen 6 lol

[@justjoannak]

@@Poke_Doodle_Dude Agreed

[@loi11037]

​@Poke_Doodle_Dude amen brother, clothes and whatever that bottom screen thing was to trade/battle in x/y was the best. Not to forget the battle maison where you can work your way up to a title

[@MidwestArtMan]

Wulfric is actually one of my favorite gym leader designs. He's so used to the cold, he doesn't need to wear his jacket, but uses it as a cape because it's cool.

[@robertlupa8273]

I agree. Wulfric is cool. Shame he's so easy.

[@ediakin4993]

​@@robertlupa8273its just ice type the weakest in deffence.

[@noahthecrazy1632]

@@ediakin4993he has 3 pokemon and they only each have 3 moves. Ice being bad is one thing, an easy 8th gym leader is another

[@XParasiteOctoling]

Paldea’s best accomplishment is the creation of Slither Wing

[@Void_Echoes]

truer words have never been spoken

[@korpionkingdeacon4577]

I think you mean... Roaring Wake?

[@robertlupa8273]

@@korpionkingdeacon4577 I think you mean Crasher Wake :P

[@logicmagic6965]

True

[@Palasid11]

He so fluffy and lovable.

[@jwanie366]

5:32 Go Ichinose’s absence was definitely felt in Gen 6. He worked on some of the best battle themes in Unova

[@1grapefruit]

Best thing about Paldea is Area Zero. I was beyond excited to find out what was in it and it really felt awesome to finally go in.

[@starmovies5523]

I think the region design for Diamond, Pearl & Platinum is one of the best. It also gave me those Kanto vibes, since there where these many paths en passes through mount Coronet. Also many different random optional things to explore. Routes felt like ACTUAL routes. And different each time. Not just another patch of grass, or 5 steps and you’re at the next town. But the routes themselves where actually explorable and felt like wilderness where trainers would go out and train. It didn’t feel like “roads” like in more recent gens, where it would be weird for people to just stand around and wait for a trainer to pass all day. It felt like they where training there. But yeah the region. Like how you need to back track sometimes to explore a different part where you couldn’t go to before and stuf. As a kid I had to figure that stuf out all on my own. Since I didn’t speak English back than yet (cause it’s not my mother language), it was quite a challenge figuring out where to go or what to do sometimes. Which is why it reminds me of Kanto and Johto. That combined with the sometimes actual difficult battles that proved to be a real challenge, was engaging to play, train and try again. Cause I wanted to progress and explore the rest of the region. Don’t even get me started on Cynthia and the post game with a WHOLE NEW island. Or the actual world ending threat of Team Galactic and how sinister and serious they felt. Or the awesome Pokémon designs. Only flaw I personally had with it where the so many Hm’s. Which either held your team back in terms of moves, or you needed to leave one Pokémon out of the team most of the time to progress with an Hm slave. So yeah, might also be the nostalgia, but that’s why I think Gen 4 is still the best till this day. (Than I mean the improved Pokémon Platinum version.)

[@josephcirrincone9596]

My biggest issues with Johto is how bad the level scaling is and how weak the new Pokemon are on average

[@pragun8204]

As a person who is currently playing heartgold , i can agree

[@friedpotato851]

also a big proportion of the new pokemon aren't even available early on, plus the gym leaders use more gen 1 pokemon than gen 2 😭

[@Ja79X]

Currently playing Heartgold. I would add that all the new pokemon are hanging around Kanto too, so I cannot use a houndour or houndoom.

[@josephcirrincone9596]

@@Ja79X that too

[@goldmemberpb]

Beat part of gen 1 is probably its level design. It feels very interconnected and simple to pick up and play. best part of gen 2 is that postgame and just expanding the pokemon world. It is the only big sequel that is not the same gen and Gamefreak made sure to add as much as they can for gen 2 and more for HGSS. Best part about gen 3 is that even though it is probably one of my least favorite gens on the account of not playing everything but firered and emerald, it is the only gen to be 60 fps all the way through. So, the gameplay feels super smooth. gen 5 is 60 fps in battle but not anywhere else. Best part of gen 4 is just expanding the moveset and the special/physical split. DP were very rough but Platinum smooths out lot of the rougher edges. I think expanding the world lore to include god tier pokemon is also up there. Best part of gen 5 is the story. it is probably the only gen to actually have a proper RPG styled story with twists and turns you expect out of it. For BW2, postgame easily. It is right there with HGSS for giving you bang for your buck with what you can do past the main story. Best part of gen 6 would be the expanded shiny hunting methods. You got pokeradar back, friend safari, masuda method, chain fishing, dexnav etc. It is what led me to be a shiny hunter and a big reason as to what kept me a pokemon fan to this day. Honorable mention goes to the customization, especially outfits for Serena. She gets 5x as much outfit choices with way more variety. I so fully regret playing as Calem for my main Y file that I chose the female avatar for every other game and even non-pokemon games since. Although, it seems Gamefreak has decided to pretty much homogenize the outfits in later gens. Best part of gen 7 is just atmosphere of the Alola region and the Pokemon designs. It feels like a tropical paradise and probably one of the top region I would like to either visit or live in if I could go to the pokemon world. UBs and regional variants breath so much creativity in the region than megas ever could. I love mega but they are definitely artistically limiting. You can only make these fully evolved mons so much more extreme before they become overdesigned or break the game balance. Best part of gen 8 might be all of the small quality of stuff they added to make raising mons and just general navigation way easier. You can now just change moves on the fly. You got PC boxes on the go. You can use vitamins for all of the Evs instead of just 100 per type. Exp candies and exp share for really fast level ups postgame etc. Best part of gen 9 are probably the rivals honestly. By splitting the game story into three parts, you get decent amount of screentime to all of them and they don't feel cookie cutter. it also makes the finale one of the best in the series next to BW1. Of course, the giant seamless open world would be the best part if not for the technical issues.

[@TheIrvman08]

I’m glad you mentioned music, it’s such an underrated part of Pokémon games. I need a JPR Pokémon music series now!

[@eljordinio7647]

Music in Gen 5 definitely slaps. And the story is like nothing we've ever seen

[@ChromeApollo]

I’m surprised when talking about Unova was the sprite designs because that was like the pinnacle of Pokémon sprites ! Obviously the other things are still very true but the battle sprites add so much

[@tk24life]

Another factor that adds to Kanto's replay value is the ability to take on most gyms and other challenges in any order. This makes each play-through feel unique, especially since this means you can fit almost any Pokemon onto your team, depending on which order you take gyms and other challenges on. In Generation 1, it seems like every Pokemon is viable for a casual play-through, compared to other generations where you have Pokemon like Shuckle that are unusable in play-throughs. I don't think we've seen these qualities in any other region.

[@wikiuser92]

You technically missed Hisui, but since it's Sinnoh in the past, that's no big deal. It's hard to say which region is my favorite, but I think I'll say Kanto, since it was my first one with LeafGreen.

[@justinterry2926]

Sp8n off game

[@wikiuser92]

@@justinterry2926 No. Legends is a core game.

[@justinterry2926]

@wikiuser92 no its not at all Not much different than pokemon go

[@Hakudoshiii]

​@@wikiuser92 can't take the L lmao

[@wikiuser92]

​@@justinterry2926 I can assure you, it's been officially confirmed to be a core game.

[@AmberLB93]

I 100% agree that Unova are peak music and story for Pokemon. Those are my exact highlights for Gen 5 as well.

[@rogue3724]

i agree, but gen 9 is a close second for story and things to do

[@purpleclaws202]

​@@rogue3724 meh

[@exodosthesoulbanish]

Kanto: Team Rocket Johto: Gym leader/Elite 4/Champion theme and returning to Kanto Hoenn: the map and box legendaries Sinnioh: the lore and culture Unova: the story Kalos: fairy types Alola: makes me want to live there Galar: ... Paldaea: the pokedex, the totem and team star story as well as the events in area zero.

[@Amelia4111]

There should be only one I in Sinnoh!

[@RODRIGOWOLF37]

you dont like galar????

[@mazharsiddiqi7288]

Awesome video Agree with all of the points Did you consider adding Hisui here as well? Maybe do one for spinoff game regions like Orre, too

[@MewsHeart151]

What i loved about scarlet and violet is that if you catch pokemon under level 10 at the beginning of your adventure and raised them to higher levels without a badge they would still obey you its like they grew with you as you wondered the land tho it took some of the pressures of raising them to high between gyms it gave freedom at the start and control too because if you catch over your level cap they wouldn't obey you😂

[@kylespevak6781]

Actually paldea is designed in such a way that it is still linear. Higher leveled Pokémon are kept behind obstacles that you need upgrades to get first. The only way around this was reverse long jumping up hills and even then there was few places you could get into early

[@PagNSlay]

We really do focus on the negative to much and forget to appreciate what’s great about the games loved this video

[@jbcatz5]

If, and very likely in the next few years, the gyms in any order thing continues then it needs to use level scaling based on the number of badges you can already.

[@wesleyowens4089]

Agreed. I went a weird way and had the water gym be my second followed by the electric gym and had great tusks as my second titan. When I went to do the other quests I was highly over leveled and it was quiet boring

[@mcihay246]

Eh. I honestly prefer how it's done now. However, make it so the player knows the recommended level for the battle. Preferably on the map. If you're a noob, gradually level up with the challengers displayed. If you're a veteran, you can have the choice to battle higher levelled trainers. You can't be put in a position to battle trainers many levels above yours if they scale.

[@Bruno-jj2oi]

Another thing Sinnoh does best is the aesthetic of the region. I think it was the first generation where all the cities looks beatiful, especially on Platinum with all the snowing and cold climate. I don't think there's a single area on the game that looks boring to explore (except maybe the Safari), places like Mt. Coronet, Lake Verity, Hearthrome and Canalave looks amazing because of all the lore and mythology involving them

[@evilgoose6768]

I love Scarlet and Violet's open-ness because it felt like you could truly carve your own adventure out of it. Like, unintentionally, I fought the first gym last because I completely missed it by mistake, you couldn't do that in any other pokemon game

[@kazzykaioken8873]

Bro how is the game open when you cant even go into buildings..

[@evilgoose6768]

@@kazzykaioken8873 I do agree it is very disappointing that buildings are now just menus, but the outdoor routes are pretty open

[@komladzigbede4184]

Glass half empty. Let the guy enjoy himself. We all have our own opinions, but there is no reason to impose it on others. That is why this debate has been going on for so long. The new games are good. The old games are good. Can we all just agree that pokemon is good. Pokemon has never been going down Hill or Up Hill. It is just how we have been perceiving it. After all, we're here because pokemon and the childhood it brought us. Not to review, bomb it. Good or bad. Review bombs will always be biased.

[@evilgoose6768]

@@komladzigbede4184 thank you, I think a lot of people need to hear this

[@kamatari1220]

"Can we all just agree that pokemon is good?"- It's interesting you made your point and completely downplayed the opinion of those who would disagree with you. The very fact you made this ridiculous statement shows the answer is no. It's people like you downplaying the bad things the developers of these games are doing that is continuing the crap they're giving us. You may be satisfied with it, that's your valid opinion, but others who complain also have valid opinions.

[@claythompson1944]

I loved the Mantine surfing in Alola.

[@RaynmanPlays]

I actually like the ledge outside of Mt. Moon. It represents a "no turning back" point. It forces you to grow. The next time you come home, you're a far cry from the last time you could have gone home before the ledge. Your Pokemon will have evolved, you'll have faced dozens of battles, fought off Team Rocket more than once, earned a number of badges. You'll have gone from a little kid playing with Pokemon to a full-fledged Pokemon trainer. And, after seeing so many sights on your journey, Pallet Town will seem... small. It also divides the world, in a way. Viridian City and Pewter City seem so big compared to Pallet Town, but Lavender Town is about the same size and is considered small by the standards of those past Mt. Moon. The world before Mt. Moon has much different standards for what constitutes a "city" than the world after.

[@jericho86]

Every pokemon region is an adventure, but johto is home.

[@PainCausingSamurai]

I'll be honest, Paldea's open region is one of the things I like least about it. Not that I don't appreciate the freedom it gives the player, but they didn't implement it well; there is no level scaling, so you're either over or under leveled depending on where you go, large areas of the map feel empty and uninteresting, The Team Star bases aren't worth exploring once the boss is taken down, and so on.

[@savajesus8614]

I freaking love how gen 3 looks and how smooth/fast the gameplay is

[@timelink3315]

Gen 2 is still my favorite gen, not only does it have fun puzzles with the Ruins of Alph, cool legendaries, and great lore but its still the only Gen where you can explore two regions. Which IMO should be done way more! Lastly Heart Gold and Soul Silver, while technically gen 4, has the Pokeathlon, you can walk with all of the pokemon in the game and fight in the battle frontier.

[@genndybyrd]

The topics you use for your videos are some of the most refreshing to listen through, top notch quality channel right here.

[@AceChampElite]

You forgot the Hoenn trumpets and horns! 🎺📯🔊🔊🔊

[@ArceusRules]

I love all your videos man. This one was great. Thank you for letting me learn more and more about my favorite game franchise. Can't wait till next Friday for the next video. See ya then bro

[@cyberooski]

i would also say gen 6, despite having the smallest pokedex, does have some of the BEST designs and intricate inspirations out there.

[@cyberooski]

say all you want about klefki, i think it goes absolutely hard.

[@GumCow]

Gen 6 and 7 have some of my favorite designs

[@c0mpu73rguy]

Keychain pokemon

[@spookysunglasses4004]

Klefki is cool Lmao

[@feraligatriscool5509]

Agree,say all you want about trevenant,i love him

[@NintendoFan---481]

Kalos is best at all things but most importantly kalos is best at Trainer customization

[@MidoriOfTheShuinsen]

I want a Pokémon game with Paldea's openness, Kalos's love of the drip, Alola's adherence to a rich culture, and Unova's excellent music

[@Amelia4111]

OPENNESS IS NOT A REAL WORD!

[@girlwithamic8021]

Scarlet was actually my first ever Pokémon game and I accidentally ended up going to one of the hardest gyms third. Like, I went straight from Katy and Brassius to Grusha. I hadn’t even done any titan battles yet and had only done one team star raid. Somehow still managed to beat him after, like, 4 tries

[@lr15overwatch62]

Unovas soundtrack is insane it feels like it tells the story of growing up in the world once you leave home and are by yourself for the first time. Best region 😤

[@minuner]

100% agree with every point you made about Unova’s soundtrack

[@KirbyStarAnimation]

Alola would be my favorite region due to having my favorite Pokémon In the Litten evolutionary line, but Paldea has the best game for me

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

good opinion

[@kittensolder8818]

Imagine the Treasures of Ruin sidequest in a world with no internet. Where you're completely BLIND as to what these stakes are until you take History class and/or wake up one of the legendaries by accident.

[@Nico_rod23]

I liked that intro with the sound effect!

[@Evie0133]

Johto feels incredibly cozy, the visuals and the music from the cities perfectly blend together, and it's just so soothing and comfy :)

[@ollek111]

yea i loved unova's music especially N's battle music

[@notasimplesponge]

one of my favourite things about unova is that in b&w2 each gym has it’s own music like you mentioned but also that all the pokemon in gen 5 had animated 2D sprites

[@Amelia4111]

WE DON'T USE THE WORD ITS AS A PRONOUN IF THERE'S AN APOSTROPHE IN IT!

[@Hydraas]

The Academy Ace Tournament is the randomised battles you wanted from Galar

[@cron1807]

Kanto is my least favourite region because in my experience, you need to talk to everyone fifty times to progress anywhere. Imo, Johto does the interconnection better

[@backpack_hermit25]

I'll be honest... I really don't like Black and White in any way. I don't like any of the pokemon or starters that were introduced enough, I'm not a big fan of the designs... Story... I mean yeah, it's okay but... I didn't get attached a whole lot... Then you have my dumb brain sobbing over Koraidon and crying my eyes out over how precious the main 4 in SV were. Nemona representing all the expert players who are relatively bored with being so good. Penny's bullying storyline made me cry a bunch from how relatable it was. Arven is... Jesus christ my boy. And koraidon... Having your legendary from the start is the best creative choice they made.

[@dbzmaster1213]

TBH no matter my issue with any of the games - pretty much all of the Pokemon OST is really good

[@lloydirving6209]

1:33 damn, not gen 1? why not? they are great games. I replay them once every few years and always have a blast

[@purpleclaws202]

Because they....kind of suck. Technically FireRed and Let's Go aren't Gen 1 so I don't count those. Gen 1 while it started the entire game and franchise I don't think it's super worth it to replay it. It has many bugs and glitches and not much to do.

[@lloydirving6209]

@@purpleclaws202 nah they are still fantastic

[@purpleclaws202]

@@lloydirving6209 maybe for nostalgia but they're technicality and functionality is pretty bad

[@lloydirving6209]

@@purpleclaws202 I think the functionality is just fine... If you go out of your way to use glitches that's one thing, but every video game ever made has glitches, you can just play the game normally and pretty much avoid all glitches/bugs. The 1/256 miss happens so infrequently that it is a non-issue, and that is the only thing you are likely to encounter.

[@purpleclaws202]

@Lloyd Irving I suppose so but there is limited things to do. It's just not as fun

[@SandraMendozaRivera-v4e]

What if The Powerpuff Girls had a favorite Pokémon region Blossom - Johto

[@sherlockhomeless4928]

Gen 7 and it's characters are just perfection at it's finest. If any of you try to tell me, that you dont like Team Skull: Then Y'all stupid

[@Amelia4111]

AGAIN, WE DON'T USE THE WORD ITS AS A PRONOUN IF THERE'S AN APOSTROPHE IN IT! STOP DOING THAT!

[@sherlockhomeless4928]

@@Amelia4111 y'all

[@immortallegacy100]

It's a shame people diss Gen 1 so much. I won't call it my favorite, but I think it has about as much replayability as FRLG.

[@mmlkshake]

4:25 "i guarantee you the first thing that came to your mind with sinmoh was the underground" me who is just a pokemon contest freak: sweating

[@SunriseRss]

Gen 1 map definitely feels small yet big. Johto lore is awesome... Legends game would be perfect and its such a shame Pokémon company didn't continue with the stadium theme!

[@tommymaxey2665]

For me i would go for the ones i know best Kanto: I love how open ended it is. On my last FR play through i just skipped surge and did the gyms in a completely different order Johto: i know people dont like it but back tracking in Johto is fun. Dark cave, union cave, and surfing all get better the more you progress in the game. Hoenn: Ah the best reigon, everything you do is incredible. Hoenn design for the first 5 gym part of the story is great. So many routes making movement increadbly easy to go through Thats all i got im not really interested in the later stuff, not right now

[@VoermanIdiot]

Personally, I feel that Unova had the best new additions of Pokémon to the growing roster. A lot of them are straight up well designed and has stood the test of time in terms of viability. If I'm not mistaken, the Gen 5 iteration of mons has the highest amount of competitively viable mons if we only include non-regional gimmick bases (dynamax/mega/z-moves) and legendaries. If we include those, that's pretty obviously Galar or Kalos if we include all the megas.

[@DeathLeprecon]

Best thing about Sinnoh... Game Freak eventually pulled a 180 and turned the worst region into one of the best with Hisui.

[@deep_cover1879]

The open world of Paldea also comes with the drawback of trainer battles no longer being an obstacle you need to navigate taking supplies into account for. At any point you can just fly to the nearest pokemon center and heal up. It would have been nice if there were some dungeons to delve into like the old cave, forest, or ocean route. You just never get the desperate "If I path around the grass like this and avoid this trainer I can make it to the next town" feeling which was a shame.

[@kalosianporygon]

I also give credit to Unova for being the first region where every town and city has its own, unique, theme.

[@HatsuneChiYu]

I've played enough Zelda I can watch this one on normal speed now, thanks Mr. JPR

[@nathanh2523]

nobody on planet earth is gonna contest unova's superiority in the soundtrack department

[@Tommy-gm7uo]

Gen 4 is the physical-special split. Not unique to the region but single-handedly what makes gen 4 games the most replayable

[@Shaunmizer]

Holy crap that great tusk was Level 45?!

[@bulborb8756]

it is cause it's one of the titan's your supposed to fight later on, because the intended order for the Titan's are: Klawf> Bombirdier> Orthworm> Great Tusk/Iron Treads> Dondozo & Tatsugiri it's kind of the same with the Team Star Bases and the Gym's as they do have an intended order: Gyms: Bug> Grass> Electric> Water> Normal> Ghost> Psychic> Ice Star Bases: Dark> Fire> Poison> Fairy> Fighting

[@brendiesel386]

Another awesome video idea could be where are all the regions?

[@konnakiru7401]

Something fun I found out about Pokémon Shield is that during the Elite 4 matches, Melony could actually be your final opponent beating Rihan.

[@Amelia4111]

There should be 2 A's in Raihan!

[@juliojuarez4033]

One thing i wanted to see in Pokémon FR & LG is being able to to travel to jhoto & get a gen 2 starter & challenge the jhoto gyms & explore the jhoto region

[@Amelia4111]

The H in Johto should be after the first O!

[@jaegerwhatifs4679]

I feel that Galar has the most options for teambuilding right at the beginning. Say what you will about Dexit, the amount of choices you had just when you entered the wild area after like 15 minutes of gameplay was amazing. You could easily build any type of team and use all types before even the first gym. Like, no region has had this many choices and this early.

[@savannahmyers2197]

I like Galar honestly, a whole lot more with the DLC, but I enjoy it. I enjoy the music the most.

[@BJGvideos]

No Hisui? I know it's Sinnoh but the feel was completely different. Also I'd love to see side games because honestly, you think Kalos has good fashion you should see Ransei.

[@mikerodrigo6464]

Max lair from SnS dlc was awesome wish they would bring a similar feature back

[@k2basior]

Galar would be more complete with the Minor League appearing outside the lore.

[@-originalLemon-]

The thing with kalos is, they didn't give you the option to use the clothing assets from GTA, which would be cooler since I can give my sableye gang clothing.

[@ZebNyan96]

The use of music in Unova is very varied and ambitious and Celestial Tower and Elite Four battle themes are imo masterpieces! That being said I don't think Unova (as entirety) has a better soundtrack than for example Hoenn and Johto games where I feel like every single boss battle theme is incredible! I feel that Sinnoh music is often very overlooked while it contains such brilliant tracks like Global terminal, Team Galactic Battle themes for grunts, commanders and Cyrus, Mt. Coronet (upper), Giratina theme, Lakefront and Lake cave themes, Dialga/Palkia theme, Frontier Brain battle theme, Lake guardians battle theme etc. But there is no Pokémon soundtrack I've heard that I dislike. If we were to include spin-offs the best soundtrack would have to go probably to Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Explorers Of Time/Darkness/Sky. Just phenomenal musical work in that game!

[@MrAdub97]

I swear I’m the only one who WANT to battle every trainer every run through

[@elianna4754]

Oh I love this idea!! I like positivity in a landscape that is usually so negative xD

[@josephcirrincone9596]

Everything you said about Unova is 100% correct

[@wienerschnitzel1739]

Just cause Legends Arceus wasn’t a mainline game doesn’t mean it’s not the first official open world Pokémon game. And it’s way more fun, too 👍

[@Dad_Shoes]

I honestly believe that every region has something that it does better than every other region, plus has something it does worse than every other region. I appreciate this video.

[@mizusenshisongs]

Johto has always been my favorite though at first I wasn't sure why. I think Gen 2 was when I really got serious about the games (it was the first game I bought a strategy guide for) plus I like a lot of the Pokémon. Also more recently when I started playing Gold and then Crystal on 3DS for the first time (I had only played Silver before) it just felt incredibly nostalgic. Also I think it was around Gen 2 that I got seriously into gaming in general, since I really only became a proper gamer with the N64, largely by playing Pokémon games like Snap and Stadium. Second place would probably be Sinnoh. The Gen 4 games got me back into the series after a brief period between Gens 2 and 4 where I fell out of love with both Pokémon and just anime in general (meaning I never played Gen 3, though I'd like to remedy that now after playing Alpha Sapphire and also hearing how cool Gen 3 is from all the Hoenn baby Pokétubers). Gen 4 was the first time I really participated in Mystery Gift events too, so it's memorable for that. Also the spin-off games like Ranger and Conquest. It's funny you mention the roller skates in Kalos cause I kinda hated those things TBH. Like, they were cool, but unlike the bike you couldn't TAKE THEM OFF. Having the option to take them off would have been nice. Also I don't feel like they implemented customization ENOUGH honestly - sure you could buy clothes, but aside from Lumiose City's shops, there weren't that many boutiques, unlike later gens where basically every city has places to customize your character (heck, Paldea lets you change your outfit even out in the field). Of course being on 3DS they may have had some limitations. I will also say they did better with the 3D models than some other 3DS games I've seen (granted, some of the Pokémon models are odd, but the ones of human characters are well done). The Kalos games also have good lore I think, and the best designed Pokémon League IMO (I mean come on, it's a freaking CASTLE). I'm also a Francophile, so I think I enjoyed Kalos a lot for that reason.

[@cinnamoone3553]

the only thing that could have made gen 6 character customization better was actually introduced in gen 7, and that's the ability to have just about any article of clothing in just about any color.

[@_DewGaming]

Even though it's technically Sinnoh, I'm surprised Hisui wasn't here

[@spartandud3]

One thing that should be said about Unova/Gen5 is pacing. You're constantly moving forward and the challenge constantly moves along with you. I never felt like I had to back track for no reason or that there was a lul in the story. The only over region that does this is Kanto but Unova does it better. Although I love Kanto's almost Metroidvania style layout.

[@GamerGeek1422]

Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh are the best regions and always will be.

[@purpleclaws202]

Bro chill. Kalos, Unova and Alola ain't bad

[@GamerGeek1422]

@@purpleclaws202 Never said they were bad.

[@Prinny_god]

Honestly galar has a few other really good points, the overall writing of the main story might not be good but the individual character writing really brings a lot of characters to life and makes the gym leaders and rivals memorable, it's also interesting how in the end, none of the rivals actually got what they set out to do but in the way the found something there passionate about, hop quiting the trainer life to become Sonia's assistant, bede becoming successor to the fairy gym and Marnie pulling an uraraka and not wining the literal legue but making a big enough splash she whon what she wanted. also the side drama with the gyms was great, Nessa being on a tight rope between modeling and losing gym battles, Leon and ryhan having a rivalry, also its the game that i feel visually captures the essence pokemon the best being stialised and magical instead of trying to be realistic. The character animation was great, people talk a lot of sht about hop and how using the same animation for cutscenes but no one talks about the subtle animation tweaks for hops pokeball and battle animation trough his character ark, every gym all the important trainers had lively animations to react to things in battle and sometimes they changed to reflect the character.

[@alexohkay]

The other good reason is that talking about what's wrong will hopefully get people to listen and fix the problems.

[@smaybius]

Speedrunning: Kanto: Puzzle aspects Johto: Cultural representation Hoenn: Puzzles, legendary quests, mazes, secret bases Sinnoh: Underground, super contests, Wi-Fi connectivity Unova: Soundtrack, seasons, and seasonal and environmental changes to the overworld music Kalos: The drip Alola: The break in league tradition by replacing gyms, and representations of Hawaiian culture Galar: Gym challenges, and in a way that resembles the UK's soccer culture Paldea: Exploration

[@purpleclaws202]

Love how you say "UK's soccer culture" yet you call it Soccer lmao it's FOOTBALL

[@FlygonkingVGC]

The best music is from the orre region in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness

[@philosopherkingzant2037]

9:36 Standing split ♡

[@k2basior]

Mentioning Sky Battles but not Inverse Battles is a crime on your end.

[@natsud.ragneel5812]

The best thing in Unova is undeniably the Pokemon World Tournament

[@AGATHA_PIedrsa]

What i like about Hoenn it's its weather, it reminds me of my own country

[@Bigparr43]

Kinda shocked you didn't include Hisui. I know it isn't technically a mainline game, but it's as much a mainline series in gameplay as the Let's Go series was. Legends Arceus somehow ended up outdoing the mainline series in terms of performance and freedom

[@BJGvideos]

Actually it *is* a mainline game

[@purpleclaws202]

I think Hisui is a great region but I don't think the story is interesting enough compared to Johto or Unova

[@ljmax8693]

also XY had the best gimmick

[@derekrichardson7853]

I still love Hoenn the most. The region is so….primal. A volcano area with ash covered plants, all the tiny islands, the desert with crazy sand buildings that pop up, and the best part to me was the rainforest route 119.

[@pokefanwes_astral_productions]

kalos i started in gen 6

[@tktyga77]

It seems like this helped people realize that Gen 6 changed more about the series than many realize despite its large sacrifices made, even if the gens before did better overall

[@VeranaXS]

I think enough time has passed and enough games have come out for people to get a different view on gen 6. It happens with every gen, it's hated until it's loved. The problem gen 6 had was that unlike other gen which had the normal 2 version releases (which let's be honest are always kind of meh) they also had a 3rd that the game actually great, alot of people seem to forget how big a difference there always is between the first and 3rd versions. Sadly gen 6 never got the chance to get a truly great game