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I know that reading into the flavour too much is bad, but blue-green flames sound a lot like Mega Gallade (RespectTheBlade), and it would be strange to include that specific detail arbitrarily. Any defence, RespectTheBlade?
To the contrary, this drawing by Ken Sugimori depicts Gallade with blue-green flames. Of course, that's very specific and I'm not sure if Metallica Fanboy would have gone out of his way to find that detail, but on the other hand, it would be strange to use that detail with any other Pokémon, seeing as no other Pokémon that I know of are confirmed to have flames of that colour.Blue-green flames... I have no idea how Mega Gallade could make flames. Gallade doesn't, period. In fact, a dragon would be more suited for that. And seeing how Winona went down yesterday... It seems we have an aerial attacker on our hands, friends.
This bit of flavor puzzles me a bit. It sounds like a singular entity rather than a group. Unless it was just poetic flavor?A dark shadow is confirmed hanging over Hoenn, but its identity eludes all thus far.
To the contrary, this drawing by Ken Sugimori depicts Gallade with blue-green flames.
Superbird was almost certainly a serial killer, if Metallica Fanboy's using the same system message conventions he was for trainer class pokechoice mafia. Multiple serial killers would definitely be consistent with so many kills, although for whatever reason last game all the killers just sat around and did nothing, so having actual deaths is a switch.Yikes that is a lot of deaths :( Perhaps there really are serial killers in this game?
The only reason I brought it up again is because the colour of the flames is a really weird detail to add for no reason; it would have sufficed perfectly just to say that the hills were wreathed in flames, but apparently the colour was important enough to mention. Meanwhile, things like mentioning that the other Pokémon got away safely is clearly just superficial flavour, because it isn't especially descriptive or even likely to be pertinent.Again, I really, really don't think the flavor text means anything, and discussing it is likely to be a waste of time.
I don't remember how alien flips and not sure if I want to go researching considering I'm on mobile.
The only reason I brought it up again is because the colour of the flames is a really weird detail to add for no reason; it would have sufficed perfectly just to say that the hills were wreathed in flames, but apparently the colour was important enough to mention. Meanwhile, things like mentioning that the other Pokémon got away safely is clearly just superficial flavour, because it isn't especially descriptive or even likely to be pertinent.
Except we're not really writing a novel, here. It just seems like a really weird detail to include arbitrarily. Flames are not naturally blue-green, so it must have been suggesting something.There are lots of random details added for no reason, though. Isn't that how writing like, works? I kind of like entertaining stuff about flavour just for things to talk about but I'm pretty sure none of it means anything here. Not that MF ever actually gives clear answers about all flavour in general >:(
Metallica Fanboy's post (please don't modkill me) said:The fields of Route 116, just outside Rustboro City, are wreathed in blue-green flames. The cause seems clear -- a large Salamence lies collapsed against the side of the mountains.
Except we're not really writing a novel, here. It just seems like a really weird detail to include arbitrarily. Flames are not naturally blue-green, so it must have been suggesting something.