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Palworld was announced in a trailer released three years ago. That was a full year before the AI boom, so I don't think they used AI (except maybe to add a few final touches at the very most). However, that doesn't excuse how virtually all Pals were built with assets that were stolen directly from Pokemon. To be frank,…

Maybe a pair of games (one for Johto and one for Unova). But there may still be nothing for Furfrou. It's dying for a Switch debut, but I'll have to bet on negative odds to pray for such a return.

I'm neutral to shiny Leafeon, but I love shiny Glaceon. Of all the shinies that are almost the same colors as their regular counterparts, shiny Glaceon is one of my faves (alongside shiny Blaziken).

I get what you're saying, but it's one of the few subtle shinies I prefer (but not as much as I love shiny Blaziken, of course).

But really, only time will tell. And normally it isn't loose-lipped when it comes to telling the future.

Maybe, maybe not. On the one hand, Galarian Pokemon are underutilized, and Dracovish is quite popular (both because Fishious Rend chewed the SwSh the metagame into pieces and because Ash had one in Journeys), and it could use a Masters appearance. On the other hand, certain side characters have bad track records when it…

My first game was Emerald (via emulator), followed by White.

Also, about the Kalos connection to Paldea: Initially, I thought that the big return of all the Kalos Pokemon that missed out on SwSh (except Furfrou, for some reason) would mean that Paldea would have a substantial tie-in to Kalos that would be widely explored. But then, the Kalos legendaries were debunked and I still…

There were plans to implement all 18 Gems (including the Fairy Gem) in X and Y, but in the end, only the Normal Gem was implemented.

I didn't grow up on the Trading Cards, so I don't know the point (or even if there is still a point to this). However, there are some questions that only the original asker may be able to answer. If that's the case with your question, then I suggest you find the answer (or at least a means to contemplate it).