>dragonitenite
>mega yanmega
>>24936114
hehe ye :^)
>>24936114
>mega dragonite will never exist because they can't name the fucking stone
>not Draconite
Yamega is fucked though, its JP name is Megayanma.
Considering we already have a Sirknightnite I don't think this will be a problem
(You know... Sirknight... Gardevoir's Japanese name)
>>24936114
>Mega Meganium
>>24936114
Dragonitite?
>>24937069
Dragonite aight?
>>24937098
More like Dragoni-tite
>>24936114
>>24936133
Only a problem to English-speaking countries, Italy and Spain.
Don't some mega stones end in -cite? Dragonicite.
>>24936737
I came here to post this, it's already a thing.
>>24936133
I think they would just say fuck it and call it dragoniteite
>>24936252
I don't think they had mega in front of their names in ORAS. Just the little symbol.
>>24936114
>Mega Yanmega would be Mega Megayanma in Japanese
I found this way too funny
>>24937200
Nighty-night, sir knight, you'll have your Sirknightnite
>>24936114
In Japanese, they add 'nite' to the end of the name. eg. Absolnite, Latiasnite, Denryunite. So it will be Kairyunite.
In English, they add 'nite' if it end with a vowel sound. eg. Slowbronite, Altarianite, Lucarionite.
In almost every other case, they use 'ite' following the last consonant. eg. Absolite, Gengarite, Banettite.
It will be Dragonitite. It's not hard people.
>>24936114
>mega meganium
>>24937196
Oh, you mean where they sell the vast majority of their products?
if only
if only
>>24936133
They should call it Bag of Dragonite.
dragonite why not dragoday tss tss
>>24941384
good reference my friend let's share a cup of meme together
>>24936133
>what is Glalitite
>>24937840
The "Mega" in MegaYadoran (Mega Slowbro) is the same as the "Mega" in Megayanma (Yanmega)
