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| November card set is “Triumphant” Sunday, Sep 05, 2010 @ 03:47 PM By: LionHeart 
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| The newest set of the HeartGold SouSilver series TCG, also the final set in the series, will be entitled: HS Triumphant. The new set is slated for a Nov. 3rd North American release, which means prereleases will take place on October 23rd, 24th, 30th, and 31st. The set is going to contain over a 100 cards and is a combination of Lost Link and Clash at the Summit, which means the pokemon prime will be: Absol, Gengar, Magnezone, and Mew from Lost Links; along with Celebi, Electrode, Machamp, and Yanmega from Clash at the Summit. Triumphant will also include Darkrai & Cresselia LEGEND from LL and Palkia & Dialga LEGEND from Clash at the Summit. Since HS Triumphant is the last HG&SS set that means the first Black and White set should arrive in February. Credit: Pokebeach |
| New Scenes Reveal Pokemon Black &White details Sunday, Sep 05, 2010 @ 03:45 PM By: LionHeart
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| Some new scenes from commercials that aired in Japan have revealed some new details about the upcoming pokemon game editions. The most obvious of which are pseudo-3D style graphics that add depth and contour to the games. In one of the commercials it is also stated that there will be over 100 new pokemon. A surprise that was spotted in the videos is the appearance of a character named Ivy, whom was originally thought to be anime exclusive, which may mean a special role for her (gym leader maybe?). Credit: Pokebeach.com |
| Combo attacks revealed in Pokemon Black & White Wednesday, Sep 01, 2010 @ 12:00 AM By: LionHeart
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| A CoroCoro, CoroCoro Special, which was released in Japan on Monday (Aug.30th), revealed that new combination attacks can be used in double or triple battles in Black and White. These new attacks are triggered when you use two or more specific attacks in a specific order, which then produces a new effect. The leaked scan revealed three new attacks that can produce these combos: Fire Oath, Water Oath, and Grass Oath. A few examples are: using Grass Oath followed by Fire Oath will create a field of fire which damages your opponents; If you combine Fire Oath and Water Oath it will produce steam which then forms a rainbow that strengthens the secondary effects of your teammates attacks; and if you combine Water Oath with Grass Oath a wetland will be created which lowers your enemies speed. The extent of this new combo feature is unknown, but we’ll find that out when the games are released in a few weeks. 
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| Refresh for the new Pokemon Anime Friday, Aug 27, 2010 @ 04:14 PM By: LionHeart
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The new pokemon anime has been decidedly refreshed, evidenced by a new preview of “Best Wishes”, and it will premier on September 23rd on TV Tokyo. One of the big changes is in the art style of the show, one of the most notable differences is the size of the characters eyes, not only that but the show also promises to be much faster paced then the old shows. Another large change is that Brock will be leaving the anime along with Dawn, both of whom will depart in separate episodes. The new replacements are Dento (brocks replacement) a grass type gym leader, and Iris (dawns replacement) who’s pokemon companion will be Kibago. All in all the show seems to be getting a welcome refreshment. For more details hit up the link here.
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| Canadian takes world title Thursday, Aug 26, 2010 @ 03:18 AM By: LionHeart
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| Jake Lesage, a 14 year old Barrie, Ontario resident, took home a championship trophy from the pokemon world tournament this year. The tournament, which took place in Hawaii, had more than 800 competitors from all over the world looking to claim the titles. In the senior championship bracket, Jake Lesage beat American opponent Michael Bryant and won the 2010 senior championship, his prizes for winning included $7,500 and a 25 pound crystal trophy. He had a perfect season on the Canadian circuit and is the reigning national champion. Jake got into pokemon after becoming bored with chess because he wanted something more challenging. This year also marked his last year playing in the senior bracket due to his age, but he says he’s not done with pokemon yet and plans to compete in the masters bracket next year. His thoughts on the subject are best said by him “I’m definitely going to go for it again. I want to take down the best.” |
| TV Tokyo aired new Pokemon 'Best Wishes' Preview and new characters Friday, Aug 20, 2010 @ 07:10 AM By: LionHeart
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Yesterday TV Tokyo had aired a new 'Best Wishes' preview at the end of Wednesday's Pokemon episode. Two female characters are introduced that looks just like Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny. Another character - a Pokemon trainer - by the name of Shooti is also introduced. He is both a Pokemon photographer and trainer that takes part in the Isshu League. Previews show Mijumaru fighting Dento in his Gym, but no one (at least for now) knows who owns Mijumaru. Head over to check out the trailer at Pokebeach.com
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| This Fall: HeartGold and SoulSilver Series Collection Box Release Friday, Aug 20, 2010 @ 07:09 AM By: LionHeart
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| Pokemon fans in the United States can rejoice for this moment! The new "HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Collection Box" will be released this fall and will include five HeartGold & SoulSilver booster packs, three promotional versions of Meganium, Typhlosion and Feraligatr, as well as a new Entei figure. Credit: Pokebeach |
| Pokemon Center Reveals Two New Pokemons In Ad Friday, Aug 20, 2010 @ 07:07 AM By: LionHeart
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| Two days ago, the Pokemon Center in Yokohama, Japan has aired a short ad for the new and upcoming "Black and White" Pokemon game that hinted on the two new Pokemons introduced. One of them seems to look like a blue octopus and the other is in green and yellow. Sasuga Pokemon Brothers blog have provided few images of the new Pokemon in the game, even if they are unclear. |
| Pokemon world championship, score one for NJ Tuesday, Aug 17, 2010 @ 12:32 AM By: LionHeart
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| The Pokemon world championship concluded this weekend, players from 25 different countries attended the Pokemon WC, which was held in Kona, Hawaii. The competitors duked it out in both the video game and card game, 5 champions were awarded the titles for their specific category. One of the winners was Ray Rizzo, a Marlton, New Jersey resident, he defeated Yasuki Tochigi in the senior video game category to claim the title. Japan, who was favored to win the competition, claimed victories in both the junior division video game and junior division card game competitions. The senior card game division was won by Jacob Lesage, and Yuta Komatsuda claimed the crown in the masters division of the trading card game. The prizes the winners will receive include scholarships and travel expenses to pay for next years championships so that they can defend their title. Congratulations to the winners! Photo Credit: Pokémon World Championships Click for source 
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| Pokemon Championships Held in Hawaii's Big Island This Weekend! Sunday, Aug 15, 2010 @ 04:36 AM By: LionHeart
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Anyone here from Hawaii? This weekend, the Pokemon World Championships are being held on Hawaii's Big Island, Kona. Expect hundreds of competitors from around the world attending who will be playing the championship tournament. The championship will include competitions in Pokemon's trading card and video games, as the Associated Press reported. To read the original article, head over here Image credit: |
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