This way, even in parties and signatures for those that use the Platform display, it'll clearly show it's a fancy Delta and you'll know right away what the typing is! This effect would be unique to Delta Pokemon and would only require 18 different sprites/art (one for each type) for the platform that the Delta Pokemon is standing atop of, so this would greatly relieve that 'bajillion sprites for every Pokemon problem!'

Since the Delta Pokemon seem to be closely related to advertising PFQ in social media, why not have some sort of effect on the platform the advertised Pokemon are standing on (if users choose to use that display, of course)? _ I was just thinking if we can somehow have a way to depict the different typings through some ground-level 'aura' that doesn't affect the sprite, per se, but the area surrounding the Pokemon? So that way, artists only have to make 18 total things (one for each type), and this would allow people to easily differentiate what type that Pokemon is. Idk how do-able this is, and sorry if I am not explaining myself properly. For fire-Delta, maybe embers/some flames that surrounds them? Not to mention, think of all the battling opportunities!! Turtwig being dragon instead of grass? That's pretty cool, I think owoĭelta electric Pokemon could have a 'static-y' thing around their ground/slightly above the platform area. Apologies for that, I don't mean it to sound abrasive, but the idea of them being made to look different, when they don't with the cards seems silly in my opinion. Doesn't that seem a little insane to you?Įdit, gosh that comes off a little roughly. So now there's 18 types right? so 4k x 18 = 72,000 sprites. Do you know what that means? That means that one or all of us have to go through over 1k normal sprites (oh wait, there's S/A/M too, so now that's 4,000!) and make sure the overlays aren't eye-bleeding and the colors are still somewhat visible. not every overlay will work the same for every pokemon.

In my opinion, the pokemon with the outlines are best suited for signatures and templates, and overlays are well. I dunno about the others, but I don't have the time to make this happen, and I feel that using code to 'make an overlay' or 'make an outline' will make the sprites look cheap and like we're not trying our best. oh and the revamping of colors, plus the mega look back. :/ Believe me, I know I'm in agreement with Sciana, I'd love to find a way to make the types look like their type, but well, let's see. Now, I will agree, some look rather nice, but most will either look off or, as has been said prior, cheap.

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