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| − | '''Generation VI''' (Japanese: '''第6世代''' ''Dai Roku-sedai'') is the first generation of the [[Pokémon (Franchise)|Pokémon]] series to be exclusively 3D and overall sixth generation of main series game. It was announced on |
+ | '''Generation VI''' (Japanese: '''第6世代''' ''Dai Roku-sedai'') is the first generation of the [[Pokémon (Franchise)|Pokémon]] series to be exclusively 3D and overall sixth generation of main series game. It was announced on January 8, 2013 with announcement of [[Pokémon X and Y]]. This generation started with Pokémon X and Y in 2013, following with [[Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire]] in 2014. This generation features a new region called [[Kalos]], inspired by France, and the return of the [[Hoenn]] region. |
This generation bring 72 new kinds of Pokémon in the Kalos region with a possible of 8 new [[Legendary Pokémon|legendaries]]. |
This generation bring 72 new kinds of Pokémon in the Kalos region with a possible of 8 new [[Legendary Pokémon|legendaries]]. |
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===[[Legendary Pokémon]]=== |
===[[Legendary Pokémon]]=== |
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+ | Generation VI owns seven new legendary Pokémon including [[Xerneas]], [[Yveltal]], [[Diancie]], [[Zygarde]], [[Hoopa]], and Volcanion that has yet to be confirmed officially. |
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This is the first time since [[Generation II]] that a new type is introduced. In this case, it is the {{Type|Fairy}} type. [[Xerneas]] holds the record of being first fairy-type legendary Pokémon. |
This is the first time since [[Generation II]] that a new type is introduced. In this case, it is the {{Type|Fairy}} type. [[Xerneas]] holds the record of being first fairy-type legendary Pokémon. |
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==Games== |
==Games== |
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File:Pokemon X Version Boxart.png|[[Pokémon X and Y|Pokémon X]] |
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**A Department Store |
**A Department Store |
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**A trio of Legendary Pokémon that aren't [[Version Mascot]] Pokémon |
**A trio of Legendary Pokémon that aren't [[Version Mascot]] Pokémon |
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+ | *This is the first generation to have games made for mobile devices. This includes "[[Pokémon TCG Online]]" and "[[Camp Pokémon]]". |
*This is the first generation to drop the name "Version" from the name of its games. |
*This is the first generation to drop the name "Version" from the name of its games. |
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+ | *This is the first generation to have all starter Pokemon. In [[Pokémon X and Y]], you get the [[Kalos]] starters and the [[Kanto]] ([[Pokémon Red|Red]], [[Pokémon Blue|Blue]]) starters. In [[Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire]], you get the [[Hoenn]], [[Sinnoh]] ([[Pokémon Red|Diamond]], [[Pokémon Blue|Pearl]]), [[Johto]] ([[Pokémon Red|Gold]], [[Pokémon Blue|Silver]]), and [[Unova]] ([[Pokémon Red|Black]], [[Pokémon Blue|White]]). |
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Revision as of 14:13, 9 December 2015
Template:GenerationInfoBox Generation VI (Japanese: 第6世代 Dai Roku-sedai) is the first generation of the Pokémon series to be exclusively 3D and overall sixth generation of main series game. It was announced on January 8, 2013 with announcement of Pokémon X and Y. This generation started with Pokémon X and Y in 2013, following with Pokémon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire in 2014. This generation features a new region called Kalos, inspired by France, and the return of the Hoenn region.
This generation bring 72 new kinds of Pokémon in the Kalos region with a possible of 8 new legendaries.
Chronologically, X, Y, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire take place in a different timeline due to Mega Evolution existing in these games.
Features
Mega Evolution
Generation VI comes with a new way of evolving known as Mega Evolution, which grants some Pokémon an extra stage of evolution. A special stone and item is required for this purpose. Several Pokémon from each generation can have this as evolution.
3D Movement
Pokémon games followed 2D movement with 4 directions up to Generation V. In generation VI, this feature is expanded to 8 directions of up, down, left, right, upper left, upper right, lower left, and lower right.
Pokémon
Generation VI comes with total of 71 new Pokémon thus expanding the Pokédex to total of 720 Pokémon. The National Pokédex now ends with Hoopa.
Legendary Pokémon
Generation VI owns seven new legendary Pokémon including Xerneas, Yveltal, Diancie, Zygarde, Hoopa, and Volcanion that has yet to be confirmed officially.
Fairy-type
This is the first time since Generation II that a new type is introduced. In this case, it is the Fairy type. Xerneas holds the record of being first fairy-type legendary Pokémon.
Games
Main series
Pokémon
Promotional Pictures
Trivia
- It is the first generation to feature remakes in 3D.
- Generation VI introduced the least Pokémon than any other generation with only 70 Pokémon.
- Along with Generation V, it also has the least amount of Pokémon with a Mega Evolution at 1, which is ironic as this generation brought Mega Evolution.
- Generation VI is the only generation that does not have:
- A new bug/poison Pokémon
- A Gym Leader or Elite Four member specializing in ghost Pokémon
- A new type of Poké Ball
- A Department Store
- A trio of Legendary Pokémon that aren't Version Mascot Pokémon
- This is the first generation to have games made for mobile devices. This includes "Pokémon TCG Online" and "Camp Pokémon".
- This is the first generation to drop the name "Version" from the name of its games.
- This is the first generation to have all starter Pokemon. In Pokémon X and Y, you get the Kalos starters and the Kanto (Red, Blue) starters. In Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, you get the Hoenn, Sinnoh (Diamond, Pearl), Johto (Gold, Silver), and Unova (Black, White).
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