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Although only up to 21 Shards of a same type is still a pathetic drop rate for an event boss. You need to defeat at least three for just one type change.

Well, he's 10 years old...

I strongly agree up to this point - although at least LGPE Koga has an excuse in that catching is the main leveling up method. There, you catch because it's useful, not because the story suddenly wants to make Pokédex completion mandatory. I personally don't really care about the plot, and I...

I mean, out of context it really sounds weird, not gonna lie. I didn't know Schezo from Puyo Puyo was a Biker.

That can be very easily solved by using floating text instead of message prompts. "MISSED", "IMMUNE" "NOT EFFECTIVE", "SUPER-EFFECTIVE", "CRITICAL HIT"... and the such.

For some reason I thought it was a Gen V move. Guess I got mixed up with Struggle Bug.

I'm really not a fan of how Gen VI, save for Korrina's Power-Up Punch and Valerie's Dazzling Gleam, does not give TMs for any move introduced in its own generation.

It's a fun fight until you face Pelipper and remember Gen III AI's hair-tearingly annoying tendency to use Protect every other turn.

I'm not going to say it has among the best visuals for the console, or deny the (probably deliberate) performance issues of the Gen VII games, especially on an Old 3DS, but I never understood that idea that Pokémon has always looked bad. For the resolution, for the hardware specs, the 3DS games...

So Ultra Beasts all over again. Typings that intentionally don't match their looks.

Sometimes I wonder if The Pokémon Company tells the games testers to try to evolve the same species of Pokémon more than once. I cannot imagine them not knowing that these evolution methods are absolutely horrible from a gameplay standpoint, and are very discouraging to do them multiple times.

But that's kind of counteracted by the fact his Staraptor has no coverage whatsoever. Staraptor is a species strongly associated with Close Combat, being a move that it has always been able to learn the moment it evolves (and now it's outright labeled as an Evolution move), making it the first...

As much as I don't mind Iron Jugulis design... I think it was a missed opportunity design-wise. It would have been cool for them to go back to Hydreigon's original concept and make it more like a cyborg tank... but oh well, I guess it would have been too different from the other future Paradoxes.

Not to mention there is NO way to know the exact order in-game other than going and checking personally (with the waste of time that entails).

This entirely. They insist on making Ice look defensive when it's the most Glass Cannon of all types. The only offensive boost Ice-types get from Snow is an always-accurate Blizzard.

I just wish you could completely skip the Mega Evolution tutorial (or let you use a different Pokémon). My hands felt dirty when you were forced to use a Lucario.

Regarding the matter of how abilities are described, that's one of the reasons Pokémon needs some sort of glossary. With that, they could do something like give a very general-effect description for the Ability in the summary screen, and add a link to a Glossary entry where you give a flavorful...

Now that they got rid of the real-time clock, it is finally a good time to make rotating groups of wild Pokémon in which everyone (or almost everyone) is fairly common. (But only if you also get a way to skip time)

Uhm... wouldn't a Hatenna be kind of useless given their reactions towards strong emotions? At least it's not evolved, though...

Heck, Hawlucha was barred from Sky Battles.