>FormE
>SunNE
>MoonE
Why the absolute fuck do they insist on this autistic shit? Just spell it the way it's supposed to be spelled.
>>26759307
I hope you realize you're the autist considering you're asking for unnecessary correctness.
>>26759328
>unnecessary correctness
What's so necessary about special snowflake spellings that look like a butchered attempt at French or old English? Literally adds nothing, and only comes off as being pretentious and uninformed.
Congratulations. You'd such a blind idiot that you actually fell for their marketing hook.
>>26759307
Sunne and Moone are the Old English spellings of Sun and Moon, which ties into the whole Alchemy theme with the two.
Form and Forme are actually different things. In Japanese they are different words: The first is "すがた", which is the Japanese word for form/appearance used for most Pokemon (like Unown, Burmy, Shellos, Gastrodon, Rotom, etc.). The second is "フォルム", "forumu", the English word in romaji. This is used for "special" forms, including all the legendary and mythical ones (Deoxys, Giratina, Shaymin, Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus, Meloetta, Aegislash, Zygarde, Hoopa... and Cherrim for some reason). Keldeo is not a Forme, for some reason.
In the French, German, Italian and Spanish games, they just use the same word for both. Only the English, Japanese and Korean versions distinguish (Forme is likewise the English word rendered in Korean).
>>26759307
Because volcarona is already the sun pokemon and they had to think of something else but if they only added the extra 'ne' to sun then it would look weird
>>26760871
Lunatone and Solrock too
>>26759307
This way of spelling "forme" is fucking old you moron. They use only with legendaries and mythicals, while ordinary Pokémon have it spelled "forms".
>>26761629
Anon, they're the "Meteorite Pokemon"
>>26760835
>Hoopa
I don't think this one uses "forme" though, they're just called "Hoopa Confined" and "Hoopa Unbound"
>>26760835
>an interesting and informative post in a shitty thread
Thank you
>>26760835
>In the French, German, Italian and Spanish games, they just use the same word for both.
Sounds like they know what they're doing, then. Before you know it, all Pokemon related to the past will be called "Pokemone" at this rate.
they had to use the e they took from 'battle royal'
