Why thank you, good denizen of the internet. :) Never knew about this Wallis! You learn something new everyday!

That would actually be really neat! I second this idea although the odds would be stacked against me regardless.

Different Wallace, but always nice to read new info!

So since starters usually have a low Female percentage chance, I’ll be naming Popplio “Wallace” when I receive him. If by chance I DO receive a female Popplio out the gate then I will have to think of a good female name. :)

Agreed. I would love notifications on my Pebble watch about Pokemon GO.

Of course, makes sense.

I wonder if they’ll bring support to the other smart watches like Android Wear and the Pebble Watches. I won’t mind having the sprite based mini versions instead of the full 3D images. :)

Gankutsuou is the best. A few years back I found the entire series on DVD. I still have it to this day and it has encouraged me to read the actual Monte Cristo novel, although I have not done so. XD The anime is great though! :D Such stunning visuals!

For being a fan of minimalist style with pixels, I do love some Retro City Rampage. Sometimes I just like to wall through the city or drive a car like a normal citizen. :P

I’m actually super excited about this. It reminds me of the Pokémon TCG series that I missed out on, the Holon related stuff. http://www.serebii.net/card/exholonph…

Oh man, that last section was fantastically worded. Bravo, good sir. :)

Yes, please. I’ll take 3.

So awesome that you two were guest editing this weekend! I can’t wait to see you both around! :D Fantastic work!

Oh man, this article is so well written. I’m glad you were able to talk to the actual people of Normal Boots.

Shiba Inu Pokémon?

Here’s my contribution to #TeamPopplio

#TeamPopplio for LIFE. #WaterPokemon FOREVER!

Oh man! I need both the d120 and this d5! I collect dice! I love them! But I don’t play any games that utilize them. XD

My favorite, go to cereal is the 1st one listed on God Tier (if reading left to right). :D

Thank you for sharing, Patricia. This was a thoughtful read. I, too, have Hispanic background in me.