In this weekās Trainer Class Tuesday, something new. Channeler from the most recent āMiracle Twinā TCG set in Japan. Card illustration by TOKIYA. One of Kantoās most memorable Trainer Classes, arenāt I right?

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In this weekās Trainer Class Tuesday, something new. Channeler from the most recent āMiracle Twinā TCG set in Japan. Card illustration by TOKIYA. One of Kantoās most memorable Trainer Classes, arenāt I right?

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Trainer Class Tuesday, Lass (FR/LG design), as shown in the āPokemon Mastersā animated trailer.
Never had any expectations about that gacha app but that trailer has sure fueled the hype train.
Back to normal posting, Back to Trainer Class Tuesdays. Coach Trainers (AKA ārecolored Ace Trainersā), as represented in the recently released āGG Endā set in Japan. Card illustrated by Nagimiso.
Warden Baoba, model from āPokemon Letās Go: Pikachu/Eeveeā. When I think about things that LGPE did right (not much of this stuff, indeed), Baobaās design is definitely one of them. I was afraid theyād just use a generic model for him but fortunately, GF did remember that they gave the Warden his one-off overworld sprite back in Generation I and decided to give him a full design for the new Kanto remakes. The design came out as quite memorable and even somewhat reminiscent of his original RGBY sprite (though I guess itās just my imagination, considering what Gen I overworld sprites look like). Although itās a pity that they didnāt acknowledge his name, which they established in HGSS. And that they never released a complete artbook for LGPE (like the one for USUM). Iād definitely want to see some concept sketches for characters such as LGPE Baoba, Bill, Jessie & James, Officer Jenny, Mr. Fuji and the like. Picture courtesy of The Models Resource.

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This could technically belong to āTrainer Class Tuesdayā, but since itās one of those Trainer Classes with special plot role (such as Kimono Girls or villain team Grunts), I post this picture outside of this segment. Ultra Forest Kartenvoy - a nice, unexpected Trainer Card from the most recent TCG expansion in Japan, āFull Metal Wallā. Illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda.
In this weekās Trainer Class Tuesday... Firefighter, a Trainer Class from Alola that was apparently planned as early as in the Generation I beta, ultimately replaced with Psychic (a good change to be honest - we had just enough Water-type specialists like Swimmers and Fishermen). But itās cool how the class reemerged after so many years, though sure it may just be a pure coincidence. But thatās past anyway. The future is coming and weāre going to learn something about it tomorrow. Probably not much for the start, but Iām excited anyway. This upcoming gen seems much more awaited than the previous one, at least to me.
[FEATURE POST, a bit wordy] Top picture: Game Director from OmegaRuby/AlphaSapphire (based on Shigeru Ohmori), in-game model picture. Bottom picture: GAME FREAK Iwao from UltraSun/UltraMoon (based on Kazumasa Iwao, the gameās director), in-game VS portrait. As you probably noticed, all mainline Pokemon games feature Game Freakās staff appearing in some location of the game. They make various remarks about the gameās features, some of them also battle the player (since BW) and the Game Director typically gives you the Diploma if you complete your Pokedex. But why am I singling out these two? Well, thatās because they are the only staff cameos so far that have their designs modelled after their real-life counterparts, rather than using generic imagery (for example, Morimoto, who battles the player in most games since BW, always uses the design of Veteran Trainer Class). But while they are based on real-life Game Freak developers, they both have traits of certain Trainer Classes (Ohmori wears Pokemaniac costume, while Iwao has a Blackbelt robe). I wonder... what are your opinions about the game authors putting themselves into the game in such straightforward way? Do you like it, or did you prefer the times when their appearances were less overt and more subtle? Nevertheless, Iām wondering how will Game Freak cameos look like in future games... Images courtesy of VG Resources.