Generation 2!
Now I did generation 1 Pokémon as rock climbing holds. Now we are going to generation 2 so the next ones to come out, still on the original older side just not the original ones you know. Now associating these to rock climbing holds can be definitely up for interpretation and maybe not fit like you think. But here we go:
GEN 2 POKÉMON AS ROCK CLIMBING HOLDS!
Jug: Blissey — Its large, rounded body fits a big, comfortable hold that’s easy to grab.
Crimp: Sneasel — Its sharp claws and nimble build suit a small, precise edge.
Pinch: Heracross — Its powerful arms and horn fit a hold that requires squeezing strength.
Sloper: Suicune — Its sleek, smooth design matches a rounded hold that relies on friction.
Pocket: Smoochum — Its small, rounded shape fits a recessed hold for a few fingers.
Edge: Skarmory — Its sharp, metallic wings resemble a thin, defined edge for gripping.
Undercling: Octillery — Its tentacles and rounded body suit a hold pulled upward from underneath.
Side Pull: Raikou — Its powerful build fits a hold designed for strong sideways pulling.
Foot Chip: Sunkern — Its tiny seed-like body suits a small foothold requiring precise foot placement.
Mega Jug: Tyranitar — Its massive, sturdy build fits an oversized hold with a powerful, secure grip.
For those of you that don’t know the difference between Generation 1 and Generation 2 here’s a brief on some of the key differences:
GEN 1 vs GEN 2 POKÉMON
GENERATION 1:
- Games: Pokémon Red, Blue & Yellow
- Region: Kanto
- Pokémon: #001–#151
- Starters: Bulbasaur, Charmander & Squirtle
- Introduced the original 151 Pokémon, including Pikachu, Charizard, Mewtwo and Mew.
GENERATION 2:
- Games: Pokémon Gold, Silver & Crystal
- Region: Johto
- Pokémon: #152–#251
- Starters: Chikorita, Cyndaquil & Totodile
- Added 100 new Pokémon, including Lugia, Ho-Oh and Celebi.
- Introduced the Dark and Steel types.
- Added held items, Pokémon breeding, day-and-night cycles and friendship-based evolutions.
- Allowed players to return to the Kanto region after completing the Johto adventure.
MAIN DIFFERENCE:
Generation 1 introduced the original 151 Pokémon, while Generation 2 added 100 new Pokémon and introduced new types, breeding, held items and additional gameplay features.
You should definitely go look at the photos of some of these Pokémon because did an interesting group. I’ll be honest I’m enjoying these so much I’m probably going to go and do it for each generation of Pokémon so I hope you are ready!
