Love how the two fire-types have two handhelds each so they can trade with themselves.

the paper under squirtle is obviously nerv but im not sure what the paper underneath the grass pokemon on the right is.

Zekana said:

the paper under squirtle is obviously nerv but im not sure what the paper underneath the grass pokemon on the right is.

That would be the trainee emblem from Shingeki no Kyojin: two swords crossed over a modern French shield party per cross.

Zekana said:

the paper under squirtle is obviously nerv but im not sure what the paper underneath the grass pokemon on the right is.

I'm going to guess its one of the logos from Attack on Titan. the two crossed swords give it away for me.

At first I thought it might've been Elucidator/Dark Repulsor, but after looking up the Shingeki no Kyojin emblem, it's definitely that one.

Lower right: http://i.imgur.com/nyrP0oY.jpg

Bulbasaur is playing SNES. Shouldn't it be playing N64? While Pokemon did come out before the N64, it was only by about four months, and most of g1 was spent on the N64 (Which also had the g1 console games...)

HaroldRowsdower said:

Bulbasaur is playing SNES. Shouldn't it be playing N64? While Pokemon did come out before the N64, it was only by about four months, and most of g1 was spent on the N64 (Which also had the g1 console games...)

That's not a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. That's a Super Family Computer.

asia_catdog_blue said:

That's not a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. That's a Super Family Computer.

I stand corrected. Ahem.

Bulbasaur is playing Super Famicom. Shouldn't it be playing N64? While Pokemon did come out before the N64, it was only by about four months, and most of g1 was spent on the N64 (Which also had the g1 console games...)

asia_catdog_blue said:

That's not a Super Nintendo Entertainment System. That's a Super Family Computer.

They're actually the same thing.

game2009 said:

They're actually the same thing.

Not quite. Design is different and I think the hardware had some subtle changes when ported to the west.

HaroldRowsdower said:

I stand corrected. Ahem.

Bulbasaur is playing Super Famicom. Shouldn't it be playing N64? While Pokemon did come out before the N64, it was only by about four months, and most of g1 was spent on the N64 (Which also had the g1 console games...)

In RBGY, the console in the trainer's home is a SNES. That's why.

What I'm more curious about is why the hell the XY starters have a Wii instead of a WiiU. Pretty much guaranteed at this point that they'll have a WiiU in the home instead of a Wii...