HI ! As many people I too am enjoying and playing Sun and Moon , but it ' s unbearable for me to play without knowing what my team is supposed to look like ! I would love to watch at the full pokedex , but don ' t want to spoiler myself by seeing all the new gen pokimen ! Can somebody send me a list of Pokemon that appear outside the SM ones ? <| sep |> It ' s kind of baffling to me that this debate is still even happening . I ' m in the same boat . I make sure to maintain Python 2 compatibility for any OSS work I do , but honestly , it ' s a drain on time and more importantly , it makes code less maintainable and I ' m not sure I ' m anyone is benefiting from it enough to justify the work any more . Yes , two or three years ago third party library support was still sketchy enough that there was an argument for continuing to use Python 2 , but it ' s simply not the case anymore . At this point , any halfwell maintained projects support Python 3 , and most of those that don ' t are already well along the path to bitrot . Every one of those projects is now doing extra work to maintain backwards compatibility , and the only people benefiting are large companies with large codebases who have too much inertia to make the transition to Python 3 internally . At least from an OSS standpoint , I ' m not sure it makes sense for the community to keep supporting Python 2 for the sake of those companies .