Anonymous
11/1/2025, 7:06:23 PM
No.724721572
>>724719596
Original catch date goes as far back as Gen 4, since 3 didn't track date, it only tracked time. Ribbons are consistent across generations with the exception of Gen 3/4 contest and Battle Tower, which got replaced by "Contest Memory Ribbon" and "Battle Memory Ribbon" which consolidate those to a single ribbon with a number for how many it relates to. OT are still valid all the way from gen 3. Notably, if you transferred to Legends Arceus very early, some old gen mons unintentionally defaulted to the smallest possible size, which in later games also nets them a mark.
My Gardevoirs full list of ribbons/marks is
>Kalos Champion (Gen 6 Hall of Fame)
>Champion (Gen 3 HoF)
>Sinnoh Champion (Gen 4 HoF)
>Hoenn Champion (Gen 6 Hoenn remakes HoF)
>Alola Champion (Gen 7 HoF)
>Galar Champion (Gen 8 HoF)
>Best Friends (Max friendship)
>Training (Achieve target times in all Secret Super-Training Regimens, Gen 6 only)
>Skillful Battler (Gen 6 Battle Maison)
>Effort (Max EVs)
>Alert/Shock/Downcast/Careless/Relax/Snooze/Smile (Daily rewards)
>Gorgeous/Royal/Gorgeous Royal (Paid)
>Footprint (Max friendship)
>Legend (Defeat Red in HGSS)
>Contest Memory/Battle Memory (Gen 3/4 Contests/Battle Towers)
>Contest Star/Coolness/Beauty/Cuteness/Cleverness/Toughness/Twinkling Star Ribbon (BDSP Master Rank in all Contest types)
>Battle Royal Master (Win Master rank Battle Royal in Gen 7)
>Battle Tree Master/Battle Tree Great (Gen 7 Battle Tower equivalent)
>Tower Master (Gen 8 Battle Tower)
>Master Rank (Achieved Master Rank in Online multiplayer)
>Teeny (Smallest Size)
>Itemfinder (chance when finding items in Gen 9)
>Partner (chance when walking with them in Gen 9)
>Gourmand (chance when eating with them in Gen 9)
>>724719714
I enjoy the gameplay and despite what people like to say, even at its worst Pokemon is still a relatively unique and compelling gameplay concept for me, especially since it has aspects not typically seen in the JRPG genre (online PvP and raids, co-op etc.)
Original catch date goes as far back as Gen 4, since 3 didn't track date, it only tracked time. Ribbons are consistent across generations with the exception of Gen 3/4 contest and Battle Tower, which got replaced by "Contest Memory Ribbon" and "Battle Memory Ribbon" which consolidate those to a single ribbon with a number for how many it relates to. OT are still valid all the way from gen 3. Notably, if you transferred to Legends Arceus very early, some old gen mons unintentionally defaulted to the smallest possible size, which in later games also nets them a mark.
My Gardevoirs full list of ribbons/marks is
>Kalos Champion (Gen 6 Hall of Fame)
>Champion (Gen 3 HoF)
>Sinnoh Champion (Gen 4 HoF)
>Hoenn Champion (Gen 6 Hoenn remakes HoF)
>Alola Champion (Gen 7 HoF)
>Galar Champion (Gen 8 HoF)
>Best Friends (Max friendship)
>Training (Achieve target times in all Secret Super-Training Regimens, Gen 6 only)
>Skillful Battler (Gen 6 Battle Maison)
>Effort (Max EVs)
>Alert/Shock/Downcast/Careless/Relax/Snooze/Smile (Daily rewards)
>Gorgeous/Royal/Gorgeous Royal (Paid)
>Footprint (Max friendship)
>Legend (Defeat Red in HGSS)
>Contest Memory/Battle Memory (Gen 3/4 Contests/Battle Towers)
>Contest Star/Coolness/Beauty/Cuteness/Cleverness/Toughness/Twinkling Star Ribbon (BDSP Master Rank in all Contest types)
>Battle Royal Master (Win Master rank Battle Royal in Gen 7)
>Battle Tree Master/Battle Tree Great (Gen 7 Battle Tower equivalent)
>Tower Master (Gen 8 Battle Tower)
>Master Rank (Achieved Master Rank in Online multiplayer)
>Teeny (Smallest Size)
>Itemfinder (chance when finding items in Gen 9)
>Partner (chance when walking with them in Gen 9)
>Gourmand (chance when eating with them in Gen 9)
>>724719714
I enjoy the gameplay and despite what people like to say, even at its worst Pokemon is still a relatively unique and compelling gameplay concept for me, especially since it has aspects not typically seen in the JRPG genre (online PvP and raids, co-op etc.)