[Meta thread] Iron's PokeRole Adventure: The Skull Ruins

[Spiritmon]

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Well, Melmetall its...a complicated one. You cant expected me to believe a Screw Pokemon exist in the Pokemon ancient history and who evolution becomes a motor Pokemon. Its more easy to believe Gyarados or Aegislash to be Legendary Pokemon, instead of this and this be mythicals. And here I thinking Arial was the guy with the loose screws.

Sometimes, I wondering if Nintendo and Gamefreak really know what they doing with their Lore. I think after XY they decided to "screw" lore and history and lets make Pokemon who doesnt make sense. But thinking better Pokemon never really care vey much in history. Only in game mechanics.

Yeah, Melmetal is kind of a weird case.  It's partially because we still don't know a great deal about it, though.

What we do know is that Melmetal has a habit of dissolving and absorbing raw metals, supposedly so it can evolve.  Melmetal, meanwhile, is apparently able to create metal out of seemingly nothing.

And thats it. Its all we know about Melmetal and Meltan. Its basically all his Lore. *Sigh* I miss the times Gamefreak make better work in making the Lore of Legendary more interesting. This is the same case of Magearna and Zerahora. They make a little more interesting Lore when have come to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, but still lacks from something interesting. And Zerahora its only a Pokemon who absorb eletricity...and thats it. Its a living battery. 


I remember you tell me I have some bias about Pokemon, but its kinda hardy not have when there is a lot of wasted potential in the main franchise. I study administration and marketing in my college, and I can see thousands of ways of Nintendo and Gamefreak increase the potential of the franchise. But if I would go outside, I would problably suffer from bias of other people saying more or less: "Brazileans are lazy and lack in work and job." Or: "They not someone you cant trust, beware!" along with other expressions. Or even "Go back back to Mexico!" Its true, I have some brazileans friends who suffer from that kind of treatment outside of the country. But I guess this is our own fault. The people of my country indeed make many mistakes and, well, we are now paying for that. No wonder we are consider a country of third world...