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you could hatch infinite eggs or soft reset infinite times and statistically you would never be guaranteed to get one

nah, this is something i've learned in statistics

When dealing with two or more possible outcomes, there's a process called statistical inevitability that essentially guarantees that both outcomes will manifest if you're given infinite time to do it.

it's conceivable that you could hatch a billion eggs and never receive a shiny, or a trillion, or a googolplex, but once you start playing with infinity, then you basically guarantee that you'll receive the desired outcome, because you literally have all the time in the world to get it.

Obviously, we can't live forever, so it's technically not guaranteed, but assuming you sat there and hatched 10,000 eggs in search of a shiny, it's very unlikely that you wouldn't receive one. You can essentially boost your odds to 99.99%, especially with all this Masuda method shit, Shiny Charms, chain-fishing and whatnot.

so you say "nah" and then write a book that essentially says I'm right

99.99 isn't 100

have you ever taken a statistics class

yes and I guarantee I've taken more than you or verb

See he admited I'm right

ive never taken one so youre right there

I swear, if the next Alolan form reveal is anotherGen 1 Pokemon...

New trailer lads!

English:

Japanese:

Null is an interesting idea though, not sure on the name. I wonder how Zygarde is actually going to play into the story.

“My wishes for Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon...”
The comments below come from GAME FREAK’s Shigeru Ohmori, the director of these games, to express the wishes that poured into the creation of Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon.
- Why I chose “Sun” and “Moon” for the titles
We live on a planet overflowing with life. This earth of ours revolves around the sun, and in turn, the moon revolves around the earth. When you look at the sun and the moon from Earth, they appear to be traveling through the sky in similar orbits, but when you change your perspective, you come to realize that their orbits are completely different. Yet the Earth and the sun and moon are all tied to one another, and life grows and flourishes as they work their influence upon one another.
Humans also interact with people of all different kinds. They influence one another, and in turn, are influenced by others. It is only through this miraculous balance that we can live here as we do.
In these titles, what I wanted to express is the brilliance of life and of the relationships between humans and Pokémon as they influence one another. That is why I chose to name them after the sun and moon, which have so much influence over our own Earth.
- Why the two titles take place in different worlds
Between Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon, there is a time difference of 12 hours. This was our first attempt at making such a great difference between two game versions. In the Alola region, the Pokémon that you might encounter on the same route can vary between day and night, and so this time difference allows players to have a completely different experience.
And it doesn’t stop at Pokémon—some events are also different from one version to the other, so I hope you all can enjoy both worlds to the fullest.
- Why we’re so particular about expressing night and evening
To show the Alola region’s rich nature and beautiful towns, we were very particular about the lighting. Thanks to that, the same location can have a completely different appearance depending on the time—sometimes wrapped in the gentle glow of moonlight, sometimes illuminated by the crimson of the sun setting over the sea.
At times, the same event will feature different natural phenomena in the two versions, which can only be seen in either Pokémon Sun or Pokémon Moon, so I hope it will be fun for players to compare the two and find these differences.
We’ve poured ourselves into our work so that you can feel an atmosphere and sense of closeness that makes it seem as though you are in the Alola region yourself.

So I went out to Watford today (which is over an hour away) to pick up the shiny Yveltal event but they were out of codes, but customer support was nice enough to give me one



I would have got multiples if I could to share, but I just couldn't

Also it's cool that Sina and Dexio are back, and do they have mega rings?

I am still in full on Zygarde hype mode


Funny cause the guy who gives you the item in the trailer looks a bit like me

I really love the Kalos trio

I love type: null. The name is retarded but it only makes me want to learn more about it.

DEEP LORE

One of the few things I found captivating in X/Y

So are the UBs catchable pokemon or some eldritch horror?

DEEPEST LORE

Reminds me of Missingno.

Maybe if you try transferring Missingno. to S/N, it'll turn into a Type: Null.