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Let's take the whole Sword and Shield clusterfuck off the table for a moment.
Could Dynamaxing have been a good or fun mechanic had it been introduced in a different context?
What we know:
>Accessible to every pokemon, even unevolved ones
>does not seem to require a held item
>lasts only 3 turns
>transforms every move into something like a Z Move
>probably boosts stats in some way
So it seems like it's 3 turns where your moveset becomes 4 Z moves, and you can use it on any Pokemon at any time once per battle. Had it been introduced into a previous generation, you most certainly would have not been able to access Mega forms or normal Z Moves while Dynamaxed. Some of the moves seem to set terrains as well.
Could Dynamaxing have been a good or fun mechanic had it been introduced in a different context?
What we know:
>Accessible to every pokemon, even unevolved ones
>does not seem to require a held item
>lasts only 3 turns
>transforms every move into something like a Z Move
>probably boosts stats in some way
So it seems like it's 3 turns where your moveset becomes 4 Z moves, and you can use it on any Pokemon at any time once per battle. Had it been introduced into a previous generation, you most certainly would have not been able to access Mega forms or normal Z Moves while Dynamaxed. Some of the moves seem to set terrains as well.
