I think I can summarise my opinions on the new Pokemon in a sentence or two, which I hope comes across reasonably:"I like the concept; possessed sacred sword is inventive and interesting. The issue I have is the execution of the design; IMO it looks like just a sword... Not a possessed sword with a 'soul' or consciousness of its own." If it had some semblance of "possession", akin to Cofagrigus, hell even Garbodor to an extent, I would like the design even more (even love it).

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EDIT: moved this post from Gen 8 Discussion threadLet's see, we're about 12 hours post announcement, and now that the hype has died down a little bit more in me, I guess I'll share more thoughts. I really do like how this game is a real way to help bridge the gap between Pokemon Go fans, and normal Pokemon fans. Yes, this game is still very similar to Pokemon Go, with Pokemon in the overworld, the fact that we only catch wild Pokemon, and its CPs apparently, not levels (which I did not notice yesterday).

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