Though it does seem there is some emphasis on status effects and to boost or decrease stats. Of course, each Coromon have their own typing, weaknesses, and advantages with skills having their own typing as well.
You’ll then get into a turn-based battle where you can run, use items if needed (like to restore health), or fight and choose a skill. The color is determined by their Potential (or is it the other way around?) with Standard being standard, Potent being a bit better, and Perfect being perfect. For anyone that’s into shiny hunting, there are three different color variations that Coromon can come in. Walking in tall grass will give you a chance to encounter the Coromon in that area (which you can actually go to the map and click to see what Coromons appear in that area). So you’re off to collect Titan Essences and catch Coromon. And well, there may also be a mysterious villain team that will get in your way as well. You’re put on your way to get to the first one, but it won’t be as easy as just walking down an empty, straightforward path and just asking them. In addition, you get added to the TItan Taskforce where you’ll help the research of Titan Essences by gathering them from the six Titans that reside in Velua. Although, it was a hard choice between the others (which is a first for me). For me, I matched with Toruga the fire turtle and picked it. Don’t worry, it won’t determine who you get, but just tell you which one will most likely match your battle style. After getting outfitted with gear that will let you carry Coromon and send data to the Lux Solis scientists, you’ll be taking a little quiz to help you pick your starter. After picking how your character will look, you wake up to the exciting news that today is the day you’ll be traveling to the Lux Solis Campus and starting out as a Battle Researcher. If you’ve played Pokemon, Coromon will be pretty familiar (and I’m not saying this as a bad thing). Since the release has been pushed, as getting a publisher is letting them improve the game even more, why not check it out now. When I came across it, I really liked the monster designs that were showcased (which I know I’m not the only one that finds monster designs important) and the art both for attacks and the environment. So I turned to find other monster taming games after Sword/Shield and while that meant getting a Digimon game that I haven’t touched yet, it also meant eying some newly released/upcoming monster taming games.Īnd one of those monster taming games I’ve been eying has been Coromon. However, Pokemon Sword/Shield was a huge letdown and showed how stagnated it’s become. And it’s a real shame that the first Pokemon in your party walking alongside you hasn’t returned after being in Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver (and Amity Square) other than Pokemon Let’s Go (which I haven’t played it, so can’t give any opinions on it). It was just so fun training up my Pokemon, exploring the world, fighting against other trainers, finding Pokemon that became my favorite, finding my favorite Pokemon again when I went to the next game so they can be on my team again, and any other side activities (my favorites being the underground, the Super Contest, baking Poffins, and Pokemon Amie). I’m not sure why I got into it, possibly because I thought it looked fun, but I’ve gotten and played each (mainline) Pokemon game ever since I played Pokemon Diamond/Pearl.
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