Pokemonfans are pretty notorious for constantly daydreaming about the next games, even when titles are on the horizon.
As such, one Pokemon game concept is currently doing numbers, perhaps aided by the fact it combines several popular fan theories and requests into one giant mish-mash that just might work. If it was ever real, that is.
Johto and Unova unite in this Pokemon fan’s new game concept
Asshared to Twitter(X)by content creator@_EliteRobo, they posted the idea of Pokemon titles named ‘Black Gold’ and ‘Silver White’ that fuse both Johto and Unova, two generations defined by their links to the past and the future.
Gen 2 remakes, Gen 5 remakes- Screw that! Let’s just merge them together!Here’s a concept for “Pokemon Black Gold and Silver White”!It would be a 2DHD game with both Johto and Unova, and some twists(1/3)#pokemon#PokemonScarletViolet#pokemonfanart#PokemonScarletandvioletpic.twitter.com/BFpRuXzu9T
Continuing with their idea, heavy on wish fulfillment, EliteRobo suggests the titles would be an HD2D entry much like recent RPGs Triangle Strategy or Octopath Traveller, and that players could travel between Johto and Unova as the story progresses.
There are a few more ideas in there, so check out the original post to see more, but needless to say, some other Pokemon players love the idea.
One Pokemon fan in the comments responds, by saying, “love this idea” before another person adds, “I’d play tf outta this.”
Among the support, there is quite a lot of skepticism, with many people pointing out that this sort of drastic change is unlikely. One comment supports this line of thinking, saying, “This would be amazing but it will never happen.”
Finally, a few people remain cool on the idea and remain unconvinced. A comment from one person adds, “I don’t hate this, but I don’t love it either. It would really need a story reason to put them together.”
Nathan Ellingsworth was a Senior Writer on Dexerto’s UK team, specializing in Pokemon coverage – including Pokemon Go, Pokemon Sword & Shield, Pokemon Sleep, and the Trading Card Game. On top of that, Nathan is an expert in mobile gaming and Nintendo franchises. They have bylines at The Gamer, Nintendo Life, Pocket Tactics.