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Decidueye may be inspired by Santa Muerte, a Mexican deity thought to watch over those who are are vulnerable to violence and death - police officers, prostitutes, LGBT individuals ect - and is often portrayed as a skeleton in female clothing accompanied by an owl. Hence the ghost typing.
 
Drawets Rednaxela said:
Decidueye may be inspired by Santa Muerte, a Mexican deity thought to watch over those who are are vulnerable to violence and death - police officers, prostitutes, LGBT individuals ect - and is often portrayed as a skeleton in female clothing accompanied by an owl. Hence the ghost typing.
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That's possible. I think it's based on the stilt owl, though, which was native to Hawaii and is now extinct.
 
Owls have been associated with death in many places around the world. Depending on the culture owls could be spirits of the dead, guides who carried the souls of the deceased to the underworld, messengers of the god(s) of the dead, or evil omens signaling impending death. In Hawaii, the owl was one of the various animal forms an ancestor's spirit could take on to protect and guide their family after death.

There's also the stilt owl thing mentioned earlier, and part of its name comes from "deciduous." The leaves of deciduous trees die and fall off during the fall season and the trees themselves look dead throughout the winter season.
 
To get an idea of how far back compatibility goes, here is a list of all of the games or accessories you can get Pokemon from that can all eventually end up in Sun and Moon

-Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire - Gameboy Advance
-Pokemon Fire Red & Leaf Green - Gameboy Advance
-Pokemon Emerald - Gameboy Advance
-Pokemon Colosseum - Nintendo Gamecube
-Pokemon XD: Gales of Darkness - Nintendo Gamecube
-Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire - Nintendo Gamecube
-Wishmaker Jirachi Bonus Disc - Nintendo Gamecube (International Only)
-Agetto Celebi Bonus Disc - Nintendo Gamecube (Japan Only)
-e-Reader: Eon Ticket - Gameboy Advance Accessory
-e-Reader: Colosseum series (Japan Only) - Gameboy Advance Accessory
-Pokemon Diamond & Pearl - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Platinum - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Heart Gold & Soul Silver -Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Battle Revolution - Nintendo Wii
-My Pokemon Ranch - Nintendo Wiiware
-Pokemon Ranger - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Signs - Nintendo DS
-Pokewalker - Standalone Virtual Pet (Bundled with Pokemon Heart Gold & Soul Silver)
-Pokemon Black & White - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Black 2 & White 2 - Nintendo DS
-Pokemon Dream World - Browser (Now Defunct)
-Pokemon Dream Radar - Nintendo 3DS Download
-Pokemon X & Y - Nintendo 3DS
-Pokemon Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire - Nintendo 3DS
-Pokemon Red & Green (Japan Only) - 3DS Virtual Console
-Pokemon Blue (Japan Only) - 3DS Virtual Console
-Pokemon Red & Blue (International Only) - 3DS Virtual Console
-Pokemon Yellow Version - 3DS Virtual Console
 
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I never plan out my team in advance, I'd rather go with the flow, with what I discover, and what I feel like raising.

That being said, I definitely do want Decidueye (final evo of favorite starter did not disappoint, especially with the Type), Vulpix (because I love Alolan Vulpix to death), and Sandalit (why does this guy get hate? I think he and his typing is cool).

The following three will be whatever.
 
Salandit is getting hate? Color me surprised, I personally haven't seen any.

I want to say I'd kinda go with the flow of things but I tend to latch onto certain Poke'mon pretty easily and therefore want to keep them on the team. Decidueye, Midnight-Form Lycanroc, Kommo-o, and Salandit are four that I'm currently feeling I'll be like that with. But I do keep bouncing around with what I'd want for the final two members of the team; with Decidueye being part Ghost, I'm now hesitant to use Mimikyu because I'm a sperg who doesn't like repeat types on my team, even when their primary typings are different.

I'll likely have to wait and see what types all these leaked Poke'mon are before I really settle on a team. Cosmog is likely to be on, though, but mostly because in the Japanese trailer they show it off as being important since it's the Poke'mon Lillie keeps in her bag, and I'm curious to see how it works into the storyline of the game.

Who knows though I'm an indecisive fuck when it comes to picking a solid working team. On the plus side only 17 more days until I get to play the fuck outta the game.
 
Personally, Russian Golem, Luchacat, Drampa, and that sandcastle are what my team will be until more pokes are discovered. Something about Golem having a beard and that cat just intrigue me. The blue Shenron wannabe is so cute, and sandcastles are sandcastles. Sandcastles are fun.

However, if the option's available (Aside from Pokebank) I will always go for Braviary.
 
I've found that I make my best in-game teams when I partially plan them (i.e. pick 2-3, then fill everything else out as I play). I'm 99% sure that I'm going to use Decidueye and Slowbro; I was torn between Rowlet and Litten, but the former has grown on me a lot more over the past week or so, and Slowbro is one of my favorites, it appears to be available reasonably early on, and I've never used it on my in-game team before.
 
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Personally, Russian Golem, Luchacat, Drampa, and that sandcastle are what my team will be until more pokes are discovered.
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Not happening, the Dataminers found the National Dex and all Pokemon are accounted for. We get 81 Pokemon this gen, 71 normal Pokemon, 8 Ultra Beasts, and 2 Event Pokemon. The "missing models" are all the Totem Pokemon that are larger than normal specimens of their kind. On top of that we have 18 Alola regional variant Pokemon. Ash Greninja, even in it's base form, counts as a seperate form to Greninja(Rather than adding Battle Bond as a third ability option, instead it is coded as an alternate form that can only have Battle Bond, meaning it will probably be unbreedable like Spiky-Earred Pichu/Cosplay Pikachu/Eternal Flower Floette)

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I've found that I make my best in-game teams when I partially plan them (i.e. pick 2-3, then fill everything else out as I play). I'm 99% sure that I'm going to use Decidueye and Slowbro; I was torn between Rowlet and Litten, but the former has grown on me a lot more over the past week or so, and Slowbro is one of my favorites, it appears to be available reasonably early on, and I've never used it on my in-game team before.
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For some reason I always seem to keep around a couple really early game mon in my teams, I've always done this for some reason. My latest one was a double deal with both Beedrill and Raticate in the Virtual Console Blue Version. The Former has the only usable Bug Type move in Gen I, Twineedle, and the latter Is the best Pokemon for catching things since it has Super Fang(False Swipe didn't exist yet)
 
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For those that Want it, here's a compiled list of all of the new Pokemon and forms in Gen VII:

724-Decidueye, Grass/Ghost, Overgrow/Long Reach (78/107/70/105/105/70)
725-Litten, Fire, Blaze/Intimidate (45/65/40/60/40/70)
726-Torracat, Fire, Blaze/Intimidate (65/85/50/80/50/90)
727-Incineroar, Fire/Dark, Blaze/Intimidate (95/115/90/80/90/60)
728-Popplio, Water, Torrent/Liquid Voice (50/54/54/66/56/40)
729-Brionne, Water, Torrent/Liquid Voice (60/69/69/91/81/50)
730-Primarina, Water/Fairy, Torrent/Liquid Voice (80/74/74/126/116/60)
731-Pikipek, Normal/Flying, Keen Eye/Skill Link/Pickup (35/75/30/30/30/65)
732-Trumbeak, Normal/Flying, Keen Eye/Skill Link/Pickup (55/85/50/40/50/75)
733-Toucannon, Normal/Flying, Keen Eye/Skill Link/Sheer Force (80/120/75/75/75/60)
734-Yungoos, Normal, Stakeout/Strong Jaw/Adaptability (48/70/30/30/30/45)
735-Gumshoos, Normal, Stakeout/Strong Jaw/Adaptabiity (88/110/60/55/60/45)
736-Grubbin, Bug, Swarm (47/62/45/55/45/46)
737-Charjabug, Bug/Electric, Battery (57/82/95/55/75/36)
738-Vikavolt, Bug/Electric, Levitate (77/70/90/145/75/43)
739-Crabrawler, Fighting, Hyper Cutter/Iron Fist/Anger Point (47/82/57/42/47/63)
740-Crabominable, Fighting/Ice, Hyper Cutter/Iron Fist/Anger Point (97/132/77/62/67/43)
741-Oricorio Baile Style, Fire/Flying, Dancer (75/70/70/98/70/93)
-Oricorio Pom-Pom Style, Electric/Flying, Dancer (75/70/70/98/70/93)
-Oricorio Pa'u Style, Psychic/Flying, Dancer (75/70/70/98/70/93)
-Oricorio Sensu Style, Ghost/Flying, Dancer (75/70/70/98/70/93)
742-Cutiefly, Bug/Fairy, Honey Gather/Shield Dust/Sweet Veil (40/45/40/55/40/84)
743-Ribombee, Bug/Fairy, Honey Gather/Shield Dust/Sweet Veil (60/55/60/95/70/124)
744-Rockruff, Rock, Keen Eye/Vital Spirit/Steadfast (45/65/40/30/40/60)
745-Lycanroc Midday Form, Rock, Keen Eye/Sand Rush/Steadfast (75/115/65/55/65/112)
-Lycanroc Midnight Form, Rock, Keen Eye/Vital Spirit/No Guard (85/115/75/55/75/82)
746-Wishiwashi, Water, Schooling (45/20/20/25/25/40)
-Wishiwashi School Form, Water, Schooling (45/140/130/140/135/30)
747-Mareanie, Poison/Water, Merciless/Limber/Regenerator (50/53/62/43/52/45)
748-Toxapex, Poison/Water, Merciless/Limber/Regenerator (50/63/152/53/142/35)
749-Mudbray, Ground, Own Tempo/Stamina/Inner Focus (70/100/70/45/55/45)
750-Mudsdale, Ground, Own Tempo/Stamina/Inner Focus (100/125/100/55/85/35)
751-Dewpider, Water/Bug, Water Bubble/Water Absorb (38/40/52/40/72/27)
752-Araquanid, Water/Bug, Water Bubble/Water Absorb (68/70/92/50/132/42)
753-Fomantis, Grass, Leaf Guard/Contrary (40/55/35/50/35/35)
754-Lurantis, Grass, Leaf Guard/Contrary (70/105/90/80/90/45)
755-Morelull, Grass/Fairy, Illuminate/Effect Spore/Rain Dish (40/35/55/65/75/15)
756-Shiinotic, Grass/Fairy, Illuminate/Effect Spore/Rain Dish (60/45/80/90/100/30)
757-Salandit, Poison/Fire, Corrosion/Oblivious (48/44/40/71/40/77) -Only females, who make up only 12.5% of Salandit, can evolve, similar to Combee in Gen IV.
758-Salazzle, Poison/Fire, Corrosion/Oblivious (68/64/60/111/60/117)
759-Stufful, Normal/Fighting, Fluffy/Klutz/Cute Charm (70/75/50/45/50/50)
760-Bewear, Normal/Fighting, Fluffy/Klutz/Unnerve (120/125/80/55/60/60)
761-Bounsweet, Grass, Leaf Guard/Oblivious/Sweet Veil (42/30/38/30/38/32)
762-Steenee, Grass, Leaf Guard/Oblivious/Sweet Veil (52/40/48/40/48/62)
763-Tsareena, Grass, Leaf Guard/Queenly Majesty/Sweet Veil (72/120/98/50/98/72)
764-Comfey, Fairy, Flower Veil/Triage/Natural Cure (51/52/90/82/110/100)
765-Oranguru, Normal/Psychic, Inner Focus/Telepathy/Symbiosis (90/60/80/90/110/60)
766-Passimian, Fighting, Receiver/Defiant (100/120/90/40/60/80)
767-Wimpod, Bug/Water, Wimp Out (25/35/40/20/30/80)
768-Golisopod, Bug/Water, Emergency Exit (75/125/140/60/90/40)
769-Sandygast, Ghost/Ground, Water Compaction/Sand Veil (55/55/80/70/45/15)
770-Palossand, Ghost/Ground, Water Compaction/Sand Veil (85/75/110/100/75/35)
771-Pyukumuku, Water, Innards Out/Unaware (55/60/130/30/130/5)
772-Type: Null, Normal, Battle Armor (95/95/95/95/95/59)
773-Silvally, Normal, RKS System (95/95/95/95/95/95) -Can Change Type by holding Memory items similar to Arceus and Plates
774-Minior [Shelled Form], Rock/Flying, Shields Down (60/60/100/60/100/60)
-Minior [Unshelled Form], Rock/Flying, Shields Down (60/100/60/100/60/120) -Comes in seven different colors
775-Komala, Normal, Comatose (65/115/65/75/95/65)
776-Turtonator, Fire/Dragon, Shell Armor (60/78/135/91/85/36)
777-Togedemaru, Electric/Steel, Iron Barbs/Lightning Rod/Sturdy (65/98/63/40/73/96)
778-Mimikyu, Ghost/Fairy, Disguise (55/90/80/50/105/96)
779-Bruxish, Water/Psychic, Dazzling/Strong Jaw/Wonder Skin (68/105/70/70/70/92)
780-Drampa, Normal/Dragon, Frenzy/Sap Sipper/Cloud Nine (78/60/85/135/91/36)
781-Dhelmise, Ghost/Grass, Steelworker (70/131/100/86/90/40)
782-Jangmo-o, Dragon, Bulletproof/Soundproof/Overcoat (45/55/65/45/45/45)
783-Hakamo-o, Dragon/Fighting, Bulletproof/Soundproof/Overcoat (55/75/90/65/70/65)
784-Kommo-o, Dragon/Fighting, Bulletproof/Soundproof/Overcoat (75/110/125/100/105/85)
785-Tapu Koko, Electric/Fairy, Electric Surge/Telepathy (70/115/85/95/75/130)
786-Tapu Lele, Psychic/Fairy, Psychic Surge/Telepathy (70/85/75/130/115/95)
787-Tapu Bulu, Grass/Fairy, Grassy Surge/Telepathy (70/130/115/85/95/75)
788-Tapu Fini, Water/Fairy, Misty Surge/Telepathy (70/75/115/95/130/85)
789-Cosmog, Psychic, Unaware (43/29/31/29/31/37)
790-Cosmoem, Psychic, Sturdy (43/29/131/29/131/37)
791-Solgaleo, Psychic/Steel, Full Metal Body (137/137/107/113/89/97)
792-Lunala, Psychic/Ghost, Shadow Shield (137/113/89/137/107/97)
793-Nihilego, Rock/Poison, Beast Boost (109/53/47/127/131/103) -Also known as UB-01
794-Buzzwole, Bug/Fighting, Beast Boost (107/139/139/53/53/79) -Also known as UB-02 Absorption
795-Pheromosa, Bug/Fighting, Beast Boost (71/137/37/137/37/151) -Also known as UB-02 Beauty
796-Xurkitree, Electic, Beast Boost (83/89/71/173/71/83) - Also known as UB-03 Lightning
797-Celesteela, Steel/Flying, Beast Boost (97/101/103/107/101/61) -Also known as UB-04 Blaster
798-Kartana, Grass/Steel, Beast Boost (59/181/131/59/31/109) -Also known as UB-04 Blade
799-Guzzlord, Dark/Dragon, Beast Boost (223/101/53/97/53/43) -Also known as UB-05 Glutton
800-Necrozma, Psychic, Prism Armor, (97/107/101/127/89/79)
801-Magearna, Steel/Fairy, Soul Heart (80/95/115/130/115/65)
802-Marshadow, Fighting/Ghost, Technician (90/125/80/90/90/125)

Regional Variants of Old Pokemon:
019-Alolan Rattata, Dark/Normal, Gluttony/Hustle/Thick Fat (30/56/35/25/35/72)
020-Alolan Raticate, Dark/Normal, Gluttony/Hustle/Thick Fat (75/71/70/40/80/77)
026-Alolan Raichu, Electric/Psychic, Surge Surfer (60/85/50/95/85/110)
027-Alolan Sandshrew, Ice/Steel, Snow Cloak/Slush Rush (50/75/90/10/35/40)
028-Alolan Sandslash, Ice/Steel, Snow Cloak/Slush Rush (75/100/120/25/65/65)
037-Alolan Vulpix, Ice, Snow Cloak/Snow Warning (38/41/40/50/65/65)
038-Alolan Ninetales, Ice/Fairy, Snow Cloak/Snow Warning (73/67/75/81/100/109)
050-Alolan Diglett, Ground/Steel, Sand Veil/Tangling Hair/Sand Force (10/55/30/35/45/90)
051-Alolan Dugtrio, Ground/Steel, Sand Veil/Tangling Hair/Sand Force (35/100/50/50/70/120)
052-Alolan Meowth, Dark, Pickup/Technician/Rattled (40/35/35/50/40/90)
053-Alolan Persian, Dark, Fur Coat/Technician/Rattled (65/60/60/75/65/115)
074-Alolan Geodude, Rock/Electric, Magnet Pull/Sturdy/Galvanize (40/80/100/30/30/20)
075-Alolan Graveler, Rock/Electric, Magnet Pull/Sturdy/Galvanize (55/95/115/45/45/35)
076-Alolan Golem, Rock/Electric, Magnet Pull/Sturdy/Galvanize (80/120/130/55/65/45)
088-Alolan Grimer, Poison/Dark, Poison Touch/Gluttony/Power of Alchemy (80/80/50/40/50/25)
089-Alolan Muk, Poison/Dark, Poison Touch/Gluttony/Power of Alchemy (105/105/75/65/100/50)
103-Alolan Exeggutor, Grass/Dragon, Frisk/Harvest (95/105/85/125/75/45)
105-Alolan Marowak, Fire/Ghost, Cursed Body/Lightning Rod/Rock Head (60/80/110/50/80/45)

Other New Forms of older Pokemon:
025-[Ash Pikachu] Electric, Static/Lightning Rod (35/55/40/50/50/90) -Has six different forms, wearing each of the hats Ash has used throughout the Anime's History. Incapable of breeding or evolving and always Male.
658-[Battle Bonded Greninja], Water/Dark, Battle Bond (72/95/67/103/71/122) -Treated as a separate form in the coding from Torrent/Protean Greninja. Incapable of breeding and always Male.
-Ash-Greninja, Water/Dark, Battle Bond (72/145/67/153/71/132)
718-Zygarde 10% Forme, Dragon/Ground, Aura Break (54/100/71/61/85/115)
-Zygarde 10% Forme, Dragon/Ground, Power Construct (54/100/71/61/85/115) -Treated as a seperate form in the coding from Aura Break Zygarde 10%
-Zygarde 50% Forme, Dragon/Ground, Power Construct (108/100/121/81/95/95) -Treated as a seperate form in the coding from Aura Break Zygarde 50%
-Zygarde Complete Forme, Dragon/Ground, Power Construct (216/100/121/91/95/85)
 
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Can't believe Komala didn't get an evolution. I guess, though, there wasn't much it could have evolved into.
 
As more leaks come out I'll update the list I posted earlier.

On another, unrelated note, Accidental TCG spoilers prove that Cosmog's Evolution evolves into both of the version mascots.
 
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Organic Fapcup said:
Some guy leaked gameplay on /vp/. Rowlet and Dartrix are slow jacks of all trades.
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Same guy that leaked the game also leaked Pikipek's first evolution.
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