Their early names were also lackluster: Rai, En, and Sui. The early legendary beasts looked more like scrapped Eeveelution designs. Game Freak via theSLAYERĪnother big revelation is that early Remoraid and early Octillery looked like a gun and a tank respectively, which makes infinitely more sense. While the original Cyndaquil line doesn’t look familiar (and they were called Honōguma, Volbear, and Dynabear), the Totodile line (Kurusu, Aqua, and Aquaria) looked vaguely reminiscent of Sun and Moon’s Popplio line. The Cyndaquil line appears to have originally been bear-inspired. Game Freak via theSLAYERīoth the Cyndaquil and Totodile lines were vastly different from their final versions. Apparently, instead of being a cute giraffe Pokémon, Girafarig was supposed to have this vaguely creepy second shadow head. There was also this vaguely terrifying pre-evolution of Girafarig, which only makes sense considering the original Girafarig design. Game Freak via The Shadow KnightĪmong the originally planned pre-evolutions were baby Vulpix, Paras, Meowth, Doduo, Grimer, and Mr.
#The cutting room floor pokemon full
The full line-up features some never-before-seen designs, including pre-evolutions and evolutions. While some look like they were reused in later games, others just never quite made it. But arguably the best content to come out of this leak is the early, trashed designs of some of our favorite Pokémon. The demo includes the original region map, some unseen story elements (the protagonist’s big brother is named Ken, apparently), removed moves, and other details that didn’t make it into the final cut. Now, over 20 years later, the Space World demo has surfaced online after being uploaded by an anonymous user. But before the games’ official release, a demo version debuted at Space World ‘97, Nintendo’s trade show. Pokémon Gold and Silver was released in 1999, introducing us to the Johto region and a new set of lovable pocket monsters and trainers.
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