What Happened to Hisuian Voltorb? 

I love Hisuian Voltorb it's cute and it doesn't mean any harm. Gyarados and Gastrodon won't like it though. 😈😂

Hisuian voltorb would get along with a creeper

@@shadelightss aww man

@@THGMR-ox7sd it does look lazy, and with low quality. If you are enjoying it so far though, you should buy it if you got the money. I think it's better to get the message across that we want this new gameplay first, and once they start making less comfortable zone games, we can demand for better development.

@@cryofigment4949 Maybe it is a little bit on the lazy side, sure, but let's be honest: what were they going to do with it while still keeping it recognizable as a Voltorb?

@@matthewkuscienko4616 No, not Voltorb, I love this Voltorb, it's just silly enough. What looks lazy is the game, making people sceptical about it, which they should be.

@@THGMR-ox7sd Dude, read the whole fucking thing. I actually am supporting buying the game if you like the concept and gameplay of what's going on so far. The game still needs improvements, a lot of them, but I'm willing to give them a chance to see this is what we want, and support the new gameply style. It's more important to get the new gamestyle over graphics, yes. But I also don't understand people that don't want the most out of their game from a multi million dollar company.

@@cryofigment4949 the Switch isn’t the PS5 dude

Camouflage!

@@Psydkik except a pokeball is a terrible camouflage The best I can think is the pokeball pattern is there to _lure in_ humans for some reason, the question then is why?

There is one Pokeball patterned Pokémon among us

@@MoldiestCheese sus

Instead of why wondering a creature of nature can look like man made object, why not the argument being turned around? Voltorb are creatures that said to hang around in power plants to siphon energy. If people rarely seen them to the point of their sighting are first recorded after Pokeball factories, that means that their evolution was tied to these industrial complex where people rarely be in except to work and wont focus on them. Hisuian Voltorb evolved to its current metalic form as industrialization caused increase in electrical output. They slowly abandon their seed dispersal method and rely on their electrical ability to function. This turn them more metalic to better conduct electricity. Maybe pokeball design AND Voltorb was designed/ evolved like that because thats the optimal design to store Pokemon DNA in data form. In Voltorb this comes naturally since they are shaped like that, and maybe early poke ball designers would have more opportunity to meet and observed them since Voltorb are attracted to their high energy location. tl;dr - Voltorb evolved naturally to be more electically conductive to better suit the industrialization. The shape and coloration of Voltorb is optimal for storage. This form can be adapted by engineers who would've often seen them into the optimal design for modern Pokeballs.

@Ik Potentially. Electrode is certainly more powerful (55 special attack to 80), which could be explained by the more effective output method. That might just be due to the additional size and raw power though, so nothing's certain.

I didn't like Hisuian Voltorb at first but it MASSIVELY grew on me. At first it looked too happy/adorable (growing up seeing how angry Voltorb looks) but now I absolutely love the Hisuian form

imagine flip voltorb electrode has a stash confirmed

And I bet that person wanted another popular mon to have a new form instead of Voltorb.

That one person was Verlis, wasn't it?

For real. Some of the most creative designs to come out of the franchise in over a decade.

finally, Rotom isn't alone anymore!

@@lordkermit4657 tbh I forgot about rotom mow, the monster that pops up when I think rotom is always rotom wash.

Because it's the internet and people are often stupid, like it or not. But in this guy's case, I think he figured he could make a funny joke out of it

I keep that flashback to Laventon saying “Pokémon are dangerous creatures,” in the trailer. This was the final piece, haha.

@@THGMR-ox7sd It was because of what you mentioned that caused people to regard it's design as lazy, especially when you consider that for it's evolved form, Electrode, it doesn't change that much other than having it's colors reversed