Rather vague in places, but Iām definitely intrigued.
Week 3ās mixing of regionals is what got my attention. Not to mention which Mythical will be raidable on week 2.
This sounds funā¦
I know itās vague, but it probably means Johto regionals in eggs (finally a chance to get Heracross!), Deoxys in normal raids for a week, which is not very long but considering the EX raid fatigue it was to be expected. Not sure how they are going to do it with the 4 forms, maybe itās just randomā¦ I still need that speed formā¦ 
They could also take us by surprise and let loose some Unownā¦ But that probably will never happenā¦
I donāt know what to expect from week 3 though.
And after those 3 weeks we might finally get the Jirachi quest with a matching eventā¦
While we canāt share all the details yet,
They spelled āwonātā wrong.
Thatās a good decoding, would be very good if your rightā¦
Someone on my Discord noticed that as well, and itās a fascinating ācoincidence.ā
ā. . . add some PokĆ©mon to your Kanto PokĆ©dex that previously eluded you in your part of the world.ā
A seemingly-annual rite for new players or others who missed it. Will they be released in the wild (like in 2017) or hatched from 7km eggs (like in 2018)?
It would be a week to take a vacation from daily play, if not for the prospect of encountering the next generationās release.
Nice job spotting the acrostic (or ānull cipherā).
@vorgriff3 ā¦, as in other cases, I need to search in Google to understand what you are saying. 
Please take in account Iām not a native english speaker 
Am I recalling correctly that your first language is EspaƱol?
Maybe weāll be seeing a Shiny release of all the Gen 1 regional mons if they lose their regional status
If Niantic plans to release the regionals worldwide they should not just only do the Gen I ones. (There am I again with my Mr. Mime.) Mr. Mime is our only āspecialā regional. With āspecialā regionals I exclude Volbeat, Illumise, Solrock, Lunatone, Zangoose and Seviper. There are also places with two or even three special regionals. Why do we have to lose our only one when there are also places that will keep their three regionals and get our one for free too? Not that Mr. Mime is something I really want, though, but it just sounds a bitā¦ unfairā¦ I would not be unhappy either, though.
screams in hype
No, itās german, but Iām living now for 30 years in Spain.
I learned not much German in grade school, and I retain even less now (40 years later). I vaguely recall some of the figures of speech made me smile:
Encountering something thatās totally confusing might make us say in English, āItās all Greek to me!ā Am I recalling correctly that the German equivalent would be to say it looks like Spanish to them? (Something like, āAch, das kommit mir wie Spanish vor!ā)
I keep wondering: when you first learned Spanish, did you ever lament (whether sarcastically or just reflexively) that it looked like Spanish to you?
Hihi, yes, you said it completely correct. I never learned why the germans use this saying, but really I had a similar feeling.
All the sentences are constructed in a reverse way, and you may know that we have three words for ātheā.
Der - the masculine form
Die - the feminine form and
Das - the neutral form
The first two are existing in spanish, but nearly allways they use them the contrary way.
I needed 2 years to put my mental rubbish in orden.
I wish I could give this several likes. Thanks for indulging my nostalgic musing over languageās tendency to defy reason in so many ways, and for the durable smile your own recollections about these particular languages gave to me!
A lot of the west European languages are similar to eachotger, Some to a greater degree than others, because of the Romans. The languages in Europe derive from Greek and/or Russian (Eastern Europe), Viking language (Scandinavian languages and Frisian), Latin (west European languages)
Spanish and German look totally different, but they are more similar than one might think.
For example, I had Latin in school for three years (dropped it), and Spanish, french and Latin really are very similar. German and Dutch are similar, but Dutch and Latin are a bit similar, Dutch and french are a bit similar, English and German and Dutch are a bit similar, English and french are similar.
Blame the Romans