>>44777236I liked this concept in the first Monster Farm games, as there was little variety of monsters, the combinations were a simple resource to expand the game, and they also gave a personalized touch to your gameplay.
But in a game like pokemon, being used by several generations to new elements, occupying space with a recycled monster only feels like a waste of space, as happens with fighting games where a new character is just a recolored version of another.
