[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Paladin

Still stuck team building. I know I want to use these four:

*Greninja
*Talonflame
*Tyrantrum
*Venusaur.

What to put in the last two spots? Something that can MegaEvolve would be a good idea but most of the best stones don't come until after the Elite 4. also was hoping to include Gliscor but I can't get a Razor Fang until postgame either.

Perhaps you could consider Magneton/Magnezone?
You remember that Gyrados people were complaining about being really tough to beat a few pages ago?
Magnezone one shot it

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Originally Posted by losondro

Have you thought of using Blaziken?

He already has a Fire type.

[algo448]

Probably late news, but it's nice to see the boxart for pokepla Xerneas and Yveltal.

[Electric Turahk]

I actually kind of want the Yveltal...

[Bigrich71]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paladin

Still stuck team building. I know I want to use these four:

*Greninja
*Talonflame
*Tyrantrum
*Venusaur.

What to put in the last two spots? Something that can MegaEvolve would be a good idea but most of the best stones don't come until after the Elite 4. also was hoping to include Gliscor but I can't get a Razor Fang until postgame either.

Heliolisk with Dry Skin is a nice addition
Gengar and you can get its mega stone prior to the Elite 4

I mean these worked for me.

[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by algo448

Probably late news, but it's nice to see the boxart for pokepla Xerneas and Yveltal.

They look great! I remember Charizard and Genesect were released in English-speaking countries, weren't they? Do you need to paint/assemble them?

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

They look great! I remember Charizard and Genesect were released in English-speaking countries, weren't they? Do you need to paint/assemble them?

They are model kits so yeah you have to build them, no glue or paint required though, stickers are used for details.

*Edit: I don't know if the kits were released in the USA but if they were Charizard should come with Charmeleon and Charmander too.

[PkmnMstr]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

They look great! I remember Charizard and Genesect were released in English-speaking countries, weren't they? Do you need to paint/assemble them?

No, those are called "Model Kits" but they're not really. They're really badly gimmicked toys. Different from the PokéPla kits.

[ComicGuy89]

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Originally Posted by PkmnMstr

No, those are called "Model Kits" but they're not really. They're really badly gimmicked toys. Different from the PokéPla kits.

Oh I didn't know they were different. This is a bit confusing. From this review, I thought they were the same.

So these require stickers then? Because the "Plamon" ones didn't.

[algo448]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Oh I didn't know they were different. This is a bit confusing. From this review, I thought they were the same.

Oh no, not at all, those are gimmick figures like PkmnMstr said.

These are the Pokepla Charizard and Genesect.
More in line with gundam kits and the like, and yes stickers are required, the amount varies depending on which pokemon.

[PkmnMstr]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Oh I didn't know they were different. This is a bit confusing. From this review, I thought they were the same.

So these require stickers then? Because the "Plamon" ones didn't.

The Plamon Neo "kits" are fully painted and have a battery powered gimmick.

The much cheaper Poképla model kits feature some articulation and sometimes a movement mechanic. For example Pikachu(the only one I own) has a mechanism where the ears wiggle when you turn its head. It's super adorable.

And yes the actual build kits have stickers for some details.