The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2 Could Learn from Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's Legendaries

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As Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's releases draw closer, gamers have gotten a glimpse of some of the new Pokemon that they will discover in Paldea. This includes the starters, Quaxly, Fuecoco, and Sprigatito, who have already garnered themselves legions of fans. The upcoming legendaries have also been revealed, and it appears that they will be unlike any legendary Pokemon that have come before. Players will be able to ride the legendary Pokemon, making exploration convenient while avoiding other mechanics that may have broken immersion.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet's shake-up of its usual formula is welcome, and it is something that other games should pay attention to, especially The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild's upcoming sequel. With the upcoming game's map including the skies, it would be nice for Link to have an all-terrain vehicle that lets him zip across the land, water, and sky with ease. Perhaps the best way to do this would be to improve the Master Cycle Zero, giving it more abilities.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Should Feature a Character Like Pokemon GO's Rhi

With every new Pokemon generation, gamers discover new legendary Pokemon. These are usually extremely powerful Pokemon, which has led to them being banned from many competitive tournaments. Typically, there will be a legendary pair that shows up on the covers of the games, and there will also be an additional legendary Pokemon trio or quartet for gamers to find and catch. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet have revealed their two main legendaries, and they are named Koraidon and Miraidon. However, the usual legendary formula has been switched up.

Unlike prior games, players will discover the legendary Pokemon quite early in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, and this is