In French, they're officially called "chromatic pokemon", that's weird ! :)
To be expected with a 1/8 female ratioSo...
Last night, while playing X, I went out on Route 10 and caught an Eevee. Intending to turn it into a Sylveon, I named it Sylvie. I played with it on Pokémon-Amie until I got the two hearts, then levelled it up.
Then I noticed Sylvie was a male. FML.
tl;dr: I am now the proud owner of a male Sylveon named Sylvie.
So...
Last night, while playing X, I went out on Route 10 and caught an Eevee. Intending to turn it into a Sylveon, I named it Sylvie. I played with it on Pokémon-Amie until I got the two hearts, then levelled it up.
Then I noticed Sylvie was a male. FML.
tl;dr: I am now the proud owner of a male Sylveon named Sylvie.
So...
Last night, while playing X, I went out on Route 10 and caught an Eevee. Intending to turn it into a Sylveon, I named it Sylvie. I played with it on Pokémon-Amie until I got the two hearts, then levelled it up.
Then I noticed Sylvie was a male. FML.
tl;dr: I am now the proud owner of a male Sylveon named Sylvie.
It's now my highest-levelled Pokémon on my team at Lv. 44 after Valerie. I almost named it Sylvia, which would have been more awkward.Debated whether to post all the feminine looking Pokemon which has a possibility of being male.
But hey, Sylvie sounds gender neutral and can't guys be allowed to be fabulous? :P
I just saw the connection.That reminds me of when I first played Alpha Sapphire, and I picked Mudkip, as I had never used one. I thought my noob days were over, but they really weren't when I decided to name the Mudkip MuddyMudkip. Yes, it was named MuddyMudkip (cue facepalms). I wasn't until about half an hour later that I realised it evolved. Now I have a Swampert called MuddyMudkip. I've never changed the name as a reminder of my own stupidity. MuddyMudkip still cracks me up every time I send it out in battle.
ALSO there are those moments im sure we've all had when you're close too the end of a cave or dungeon and you accidently work your way back to the beginning..
Specifically in gen 1, on Cinnibar island, the pokemon mansion, where theres all the switches on the statues and holes you fell down... that was a bitch for me at that age, and yes I accidentally fell down to the beginning and proceeded to mess up all the damn switches x.x
Seafoam Island for me. I got lost in there, thought I found my way out, realized I'm actually back at the entrance, and decided to down from Pallet Town to Cinnabar Island.
But but but Cut down all the trees. Completionism :-)Because of the way HMs were structured in FireRed, I never found Fly.
I covered enough miles to go around the earth in that game as a result.
I can relate to this. Emerald was my first game and because of how hidden it was, I thought that the Master Ball was a myth even though it was mentioned the instruction booklet that came with the game. (Yes some people actually read those.) That lead me to thinking that the Premier Ball was guarantee to catch any Pokemon, which is why I threw it at a full health Swablu when I was struggling against the Flying Type Gym Leader's Altaria.Because of the way HMs were structured in FireRed, I never found Fly.
I covered enough miles to go around the earth in that game as a result.
My face-palm worthy moment is freaking out about not knowing ''the boy's'' name in HearthGold after the professor asks for it, I was literally freaking out about having it wrong not realizing his name was never shown and I was giving him one. I remember literally asking my brother in despair if he knew how he was called after which I just put a random name in and it worked.
Does it count if you do it ironically though?At least you didn't call him ????? like pretty much every kid that owned the english versions of Gold and Silver.