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Though Dark could be fun, you may want to hold off on that since the next update should include gen 7 Pokemon, including Litten, which will give you a Dark Type starter. But if you're okay with not being able to use your starter, then I'd say Dark type would be fun to do.

I don't dislike any generation necessarily, but... 1. Gen III - Nostalgia honestly... I started with Emerald, so my Pokemon impressions were created by the Hoenn region, which ORAS helped me love even more. Also, the Battle Frontier was great. I played some of Ruby and Sapphire, but mostly just Emerald. 2. Gen VII - Yeah, I know... but the previous two generations had really bogged me a little when it comes to my Pokemon spirit, and Alola really lifted me back up. I've played Sun, but plan to start playing Moon soon. 3. Gen IV - I really liked Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, and so even though I'm not the biggest fan of the region nor all of the forgettable characters, the memorable characters and the new Pokemon added (which I loved all of with a few rare exceptions) really helped, along with the story and after-game. I played Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, and I am really hoping they do a remake of these games. 4. Gen II - I played Silver between Emerald and Diamond/Pearl, and I really enjoyed the generation, even with it's poorer graphics. Looking back, I like how the goal wasn't to stop the evil people, but was to actually become a great pokemon trainer. Obviously the after game of this generation is the most immense to date as well, which helps out. However, my memories of playing this generation are often overshadowed with the memories of later pokemon generations, and so it doesn't hold as high of a spot as might be expected. I only played Pokemon Silver version. 5. Gen V - I didn't dislike the generation, but I was always more meh about it. I liked the new pokemon, and the region and people were okay to me, but it really bogged me more than made me excited about pokemon. The only reason it is higher than Gen VI is because of Black/White II (which I feel helped fixed up the region and characters a lot, along with incorporated the much needed previous generation pokemon) and the story of the generation. 6. Gen VI - Though I like the idea of Mega evolution and the new pokemon added, the region was still kind of meh (I blame mostly the graphics, which were good for being the starting points of 3D Pokemon, but really shoty in spots), not to mention the horrible "story", which is basically non-existent. Also, the game didn't make any of the characters memorable (I had forgotten about Team Flare by the time Sun and Moon were announced...), and the pacing of the story was really poorly done. I played both X and Y. 7. Gen I - I never played much, so I don't have much backing for this, nor the nostalgia to help it out. I only played through Pokemon Yellow. For Remakes, I never played Leafgreen or Firered, I played some of Heartgold and Soulsilver (but never finished), and I played through ORAS, which I loved a lot, and I think added so much more to the region than was there previously. For spin offs, I played Mystery Dungeon Red, Explorers of Time, Infinity Gates, and Super. I probably liked Super the best, with Explorers of Time coming in second, Red being next, and Infinity Gates coming in last (I didn't really like it, and I was worried the series was shot...) I also played Pokemon Conquest (I like it quite a bit), along with Pokemon Rangers, Shadows of Almia, and Guardian Signs. I easily liked Shadows of Almia better, with the other two being okay, but nothing to get too crazed about.

I love the color scheme (and yellow is a very hard color for me to like). I feel that the golden yellow, red, and dark green grass fit quite nicely with the Ward, yet make the place someplace you're not necessarily afraid to call home. I also love the little market area. I can tell the wait will be worth the while.