The presence of these two shades of yellow then makes more sense, especially given how a handful of Kanto Pokémon from Ruby and Sapphire were visibly designed after old Generation I artwork, as seen by Machamp lacking its belt, or by Nidoqueen having fangs. This is, however, explained by the fact that its Generation I artwork depicts it with yellow spots on the back of its wings, a design revision which was even originally planned to appear in Generation II. Rather interestingly, Venomoth has unused shades of yellow in its palette, despite its design lacking this color entirely.
9 Unused and Region-Exclusive Decorations.This game has hidden development-related text.
We've added some more great details about Ruby and Sapphire that fans missed their first time around in the Hoenn region.Pokémon Ruby Version and Sapphire VersionĪlso known as: Pokémon Version Rubis et Version Saphir (FR), Pokémon Rubin-Edition und Saphir-Edition (DE), Pokémon Edición Rubí y Edición Zafiro (ES), Pokémon Versione Rubino e Versione Zaffiro (IT), Pocket Monsters Ruby & Sapphire (JP/KR) Updated November 28th, 2020 by Hayley Mullen: Just when you think you've discovered all of a video game's secrets, there always seems to be one more thing that other players have found and are excited to share. Pokémon games always seem to have one more secret up their sleeves, so these are the top 15 things players completely missed in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. This list will give some insight into what most players just walked by or never got the chance to finish while playing the game. RELATED: Pokémon: 10 Things You Never Knew About Hoenn But although the games are looked back on fondly, some players don't know everything they missed while playing the games for the first time, whether back in 2002 or closer to today. They introduced some new mechanics that are standard in all Pokémon games today, such as double battles. Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire are two of the most memorable Pokémon games in the series.
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