![]() Instead of Cyndaquil, players would have had the choice of a fire-type bear which evolved from a cub to lion-like creature over its two evolutions. Two of the game's starter Pokémon were also different. These never made it into later games at all. Pinsir would have also gained an evolution, which looks similar to the Mega Evolution it finally gained in Gen 6.Įvolutions for Ditto, Weepinbell, Farfetch'd, and Qwilfish are also in the code. all of which eventually turned up in Generation 4 - can be seen. Mime.Įarly versions of Tangela and Likitung evolutions Tangrowth and Lickilicky, and Mr. From left to right, Baby designs for Vulpix, Tangela, Goldeen, Paras, Meowth, Grimer, Growlithe and Mr. Notably, Pokémon's second generation of games would have boasted many more baby Pokémon, including unevolved forms of Generation 1 creatures such as Meowth, Vulpix, Ponyta, Tangela, Goldeen, Grimer, Growlithe, Paras and Doduo. The build includes alternate, unfinished versions of familiar locations and work-in-progress Pokémon designs kept under wraps for more than two decades by the famously secretive Pokémon Company. The leak has astonished many Pokémon fans. Fans over at the The Cutting Room Floor have been poring over the discovery, and have found numerous unused designs still lingering in its code. ![]() The build comes from Nintendo's Space World promotional event all the way back in November 1997. An early version of Pokémon Gold and Silver, featuring dozens of Pokémon cut from the final release, has been found by fans and posted online.
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