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Pokken Tournament’s Chandelure Trailer Isn’t Scary

Chandelure was recently revealed as the newest Pokemon to be competing in Pokken Tournament. As a ghost type, it’s battle style and moves are appropriately…

Matt EschbachBy Matt EschbachJanuary 31, 20162 Mins Read
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Chandelure was recently revealed as the newest Pokemon to be competing in Pokken Tournament. As a ghost type, it’s battle style and moves are appropriately frightening… except they aren’t. Chandelure’s voice actor and the music playing during the video feel more like a circus act than anything else. The trailer is for the Japanese version, so it’s possible the western release will feature different voices.

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As a contender, Chandelure fights mostly with the flames on its arms, wheeling them around and jabbing with them for combo hits. It also appears to be quite dodgy, swaying back and forth and using Minimize to make itself harder to hit. It also comes with a few ranged moves to zap retreating enemies. Basically, what it lacks in fear factor, it makes up for with sneaky tricks.

Ghost types have always been more or less the “dark side” of the Pokemon universe. The Chandelure line is just as wicked, stealing the life force of other living things as Litwick before eventually burning away their spirit in its fully evolved form. If Nintendo wanted to add a fun, silly character to the game, Drifblim would have made a far better choice. As a balloon, it fits the fun house/circus theme very well and is probably the least scary ghost type there is.

Drifblim and Chandelure look very similar. Maybe Nintendo mistook one for the other and added the wrong Pokemon?
Drifblim and Chandelure look very similar. Maybe Nintendo mistook one for the other and added the wrong Pokemon?
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Matt Eschbach is a PC, Mac and Android indie game developer and fiction writer. His works have won multiple monetary awards from various contests. Graduating college in 2012 with a major in Game Design, Matt spends his time making stuff up and then building it. His favorite hobby... is sleeping.

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