A Pokemon fan calculated how many Pokemon Home accounts needed to hold a Pokemon fan calculated all Spinda variations. Surprisingly, the fan succeeded!
According to Game Rant's latest report, was the fan was able to identify how many Pokemon Home subscriptions will be needed to store all of the Gen-3 normal-type Pokemon Spinda.
Caught this drunk Spinda on the way home! この酔っ払ってパッチールを捕まえて️
。#東京 #日本 #ポケモン #ポケモンgo #ar #augmentedreality #黄色 #teaminstinct #pokemon #pokemongo #tokyo #japan #酔っ払ってる #パッチール #drunk #spinda #yoga #用賀 #dizzy #めまい pic.twitter.com/PeQM3lFmof — Brandon Lamb (@starry_b_eats) October 13, 2018
One of the factors that made Pokemon famous is by providing different kinds of Pokemon monsters, which players can collect by playing different version-exclusive Pokemon in each title. Game Rant previously reported that Pokemon Sword and Shield Event allows the players to have a chance to catch version-exclusives Pokemon.
Previously, Pokemon Sword and Shield launched an in-game event called "The Wild Area Event," which opens up a new Max Raid Battles where players can capture and hunt down new types of Pokemon. TechTimes reported that Pokemon Sword and Shield just got a new update called "New Ability Capsule" on its Crown Tundra DLC. For more information about the exciting update, visit TechTimes' website. You can also check other Pokemon news as well.
Some of the most iconic version-exclusive Pokemon includes:
Unown, a Pokemon with different versions shaped like a letter of the alphabet, Vivillon, a monster with wing designs based on each console's geographical region, and Spinda, a cute Pokemon that has four billion randomized patterns based on its hidden characteristic called "personality value."
How the dedicated fan calculated the needed number of Pokemon Home accounts?
A Reddit user under the name of "ZoroeArc" spent his time calculating how many accounts need to hold all Spindas in Pokemon Home. He said that it would take 715,828 Pokemon Home accounts, with each having 6,000 free space to house every variation of Spinda.
Go home spinda, your drunk. #pokemongo #pokemon #android #iphone #ios #spinda #arplus https://t.co/OZZfIDbwHy pic.twitter.com/gHmZdm50l3 — PKMNTrainer JhakxPyro (@jhakxpyro) October 7, 2018
He also explained that if the user is using a premium account, which costs $18.47, the player will have to pay $13,222,937 every year to hold all the Spindas. However, the Reddit user didn't recommend doing this because it is too expensive, and it is impossible to encounter all the Spindas without any duplicates.
"Since a premium Pokémon Home account costs £14.39 a year, it would cost £10,300,764.92 a year to maintain all of these accounts," wrote ZoroeArc.
"I don't recommend attempting this, not only for financial reasons but also because it is unlikely that every possible Spinda has ever actually been encountered," he added.
You can check his post by visiting his Reddit account "u/ZoroeArc." The report also stated that Niantic recognized how ridiculous it is to have so many Spinda, which is why they only released eight variants in its AR mobile game Pokemon GO in 2018.
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