Pokemon X

I have the assumption that the Pokemon Z legendary must be a long serpent or dragon similar to dragonair (due to the shape of the letter Z) and since Yveltal is airborne and Xerneas is a land legendary, I would assume this dragon legendary would be a water type of some sort from the sea. Agree? Different ideas?
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Agreed
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There is no Z chromosome.
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Catcher_Freeman posted...

There is no Z chromosome.

Wanna bet?
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Sephirotht posted...

Catcher_Freeman posted...

There is no Z chromosome.

Wanna bet?

Um...
Chromosomes were named by scientists. They discovered 23 pairs of chromosomes plus an additional 2 which they called X and Y chromosomes. They didn't name a Z chromosome.

But there could still be a Z version, because IMO, Pokemon X and Y are named after coordinate geometry planes, and there IS a Z-plane.
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sumuthergamer posted...

Sephirotht posted...

Catcher_Freeman posted...

There is no Z chromosome.

Wanna bet?

Um...
Chromosomes were named by scientists. They discovered 23 pairs of chromosomes plus an additional 2 which they called X and Y chromosomes. They didn't name a Z chromosome.

But there could still be a Z version, because IMO, Pokemon X and Y are named after coordinate geometry planes, and there IS a Z-plane.

*facepalm*
XY isn't the only chromosome system. There's also a ZW system mainly used by birds and reptiles (and more).
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sumuthergamer posted...

Um...
Chromosomes were named by scientists. They discovered 23 pairs of chromosomes plus an additional 2 which they called X and Y chromosomes. They didn't name a Z chromosome.

Birds, some fish and crustaceans, some insects, and some reptiles use a different system consisting of Z and W chromosomes.

But it'd still be weird if they were referencing chromosomes and we got a Pokemon Z but not a Pokemon W.

But there could still be a Z version, because IMO, Pokemon X and Y are named after coordinate geometry planes, and there IS a Z-plane.

It doesn't really matter what your opinion is. The games have DNA strands in the logos.
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sumuthergamer posted...

Sephirotht posted...

Catcher_Freeman posted...

There is no Z chromosome.

Wanna bet?

Um...
Chromosomes were named by scientists. They discovered 23 pairs of chromosomes plus an additional 2 which they called X and Y chromosomes. They didn't name a Z chromosome.

But there could still be a Z version, because IMO, Pokemon X and Y are named after coordinate geometry planes, and there IS a Z-plane.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-g6zCGLF9ZyY/UOwBLhvBo8I/AAAAAAAAp8E/UpcYhxEBKY0/s1600/pokemon-x-y.jpg

You were saying?
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I think a third legendary as a dragon-serpent of the sea would be cool. I think it would be even better if the sequels (name Pokemon Z and W) would have two seperate legendaries (the sea-serpent and a fire based beastie so we would have an air-earth-fire-water theme going on.)

Oh... K, my mistake.
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