First Update

So it's Coballz here, and we're back with a grand batch of updates. This includes the reveal of our grand project, a few tidbits of information and leaks, as well as the grand scheme of things. You'll get that in a bit.

But without further ado, we're going to get into the stuff here. First off, we're making Moképon a thing.

"Don't you mean Pokémon?"

No, we don't. We mean Moképon. Moképon is an adaptation on Pokémon, fair enough. But in Moképon, we're centering the battle part of the Pokémon franchise, and making it into an all-new experience for players young and aged. Whether it's mythical creatures or furry little bastards, Moképon has the creature for you. Which is, incidentally, a great time to show off some concept art:

Our first in line of concept arts, stemming from our wonderful arts department, this evolutionary line does not really fit the 'cute furry little bastard' line of thought, but does feature a lizard-looking line of Moképon, ready to pounce.

Second in line is one of our other concepted evolutionary lines, featuring a pupa-like Moképon, as well as her evolution. Seems a bit strange, huh? How a fox evolves from a pupa? Well, don't ask me. Ask our art department. They'll have the answers.



This one is the third in our pupa evolutionary line. Keep in mind that these are purely concepted, but you'll have to admit. They do look pretty bad-ass.








Another revelation is the one involving our Moképon typing. Basing Moképon off of the retro Pokémon Red and Green versions, there were no Steel-types, nor Dark-types in the age. Similar to those games, we decided not to include those. All in all, we made a few changes that are bound to drop yer jaws. Take a look:

As you can see, this table is much smaller than the one crafted from the original Pokémon series. We've decided upon a few things:

-    The Ground-type was stupid.
-    The Ghost and Psychic types had to be recombined into one type. Hence the Spirit type.
-    Normal-type was stupidly broken early game but stupidly underpowered late game. Had to go.
-    Ice had too many weaknesses. Had to go since we couldn't figure out what its niche would be.

Then there was a number of rules of thumb that went into crafting this here table:

-    Any given type should only be super-effective against two other types.

-    You can't punch a spirit. That's disrespectful.
-    You can't electrify a Rock. Plz.
-    Anything is less effective against itself, other than Fighting. They know eachother's weak spots as well as each other's strengths, so they're basically equals.

So that's just about it for this here update. Coballz signing off.~