There are far too many Pokemon nowadays. More than seven hundred is a good mile or so on the wrong side of ridiculous. Do bear in mind that I say that as someone who grew up with the franchise and still fosters an enduring fondness for it. Although, for anyone who has the slightest interest in the games, I have to admit that I pretty much lost interest after Sapphire. After the game makers insisted on introducing a fresh onslaught of new arrivals with every release, the old favourites lost something of their charm and individuality.
Maybe I’m getting old (please do not chime in and agree, I’m very much not past it just yet thank you very much) or perhaps I don’t really care any more (of course it’s this one. This is a franchise for children, there’s a very good reason why I stopped paying attention to it quite so long ago) but it’s all just too much for me to keep up with. How on earth did they get as far as thirteen plus movies? I still remember when the first one was rather a big deal. They used to show them in the cinema I’ll have you know. Oh dear lord, this is rapidly approaching ‘in my day’ territory, we’ll all be in trouble if we manage to reach those dangerous waters.
But back to the matter in hand and dear sweet fluffy little Zigzagoon. It’s impressive really quite how much information there is on every single last Pokemon on Wikipedia. Someone actually took the time to fill it all out. It was probably more than just the one person. At least, for the sake of their sanity, I really hope it was multiple people. Anyway, my extensive research (ha) tells me that Zigzagoon is extremely curious and so ends up walking in a zigzag path between things that interest it. Fascinating.