Pokémon Fan Discovers What Happens When They Evolve Their Starter Before Officially Choosing It In Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon
A player has evolved from Litten into Incineroar before meeting their rival, Hau, and creates hilarious interactions with Hau, Mom, and others in the early portions of the game. The fact that the camera changes angles during the interactions to accommodate the hulking size of Incineroar demonstrates the level of detail in games.
In a recent Reddit thread, one player known as Ichigoat_Joeshared a few screenshots of interactions with Hau and Mom and stated,
The idea that a player would take the time to complete a starter's evolutionary chain before meeting their rival in is unconventional, to say the least. However, The Company took it as a possibility and ensured early game interactions with fully evolved starters play out the same as if they were the unevolved starters.
The screenshots that accompany the Reddit post demonstrate the level of detail that The Company included in . They show a zoomed-out camera that allows Incineroar to be viewed fully and shots of Incineroar interacting with Mom by saying
The 3DS is a wonderful console filled to the brim with phenomenal games, but it comes with a small and sad caveat that makes playing on it difficult.
This is not the first time that players have experimented with evolving starter Pokémon before major early game plot points. As Redditor DrogoOmega points out about Those kinds of details are endearing to fans and help establish immersion in the Pokémon world early in the game and keep players hooked throughout.
video games were largely unchanged, except for the setting and which Pokémon you can catch, for two decades. That all changed in 2018 with the release of remakes for in the form of and for the Nintendo Switch that took the player back to Pallet Town, this time in 3D. doubled down on the concept of a 3D Pokémon world and introduced a third-person view that completely changed the look and feel of the mainline games. This allowed players to experience the thrill of battling and catching Pokémon like never before.
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