BigShotJoe

Just so you're aware, you're replying to a quote from almost three years ago. This thread is dead. You should try the discord.

Vendor Name : @HUEnd Requested Pokemon : Slowpoke/Slowking IV Spread : HP Electric Shiny would be cool but not really a priority Offered Pokemon : Any Pokemon or item you want Gender : Ability : Nature : IV Spread : EV Spread : Pokerus : Shininess : Egg Moves : Item : Online ID & Time with timezone : BigShotJoe - GMT+9 - Availability varies but we can work something out P.S. I'd also like to battle as many of the 8th Street dealers as possible

I'd be happy to donate some perfect IV level 1 Pokemon or I can trade you something you want for that Dragonite.

Username: BigShotJoe Timezone: GMT+9 Availability: It varies. Hit me up and we'll figure something out. Rules/Field: We can do whatever field you want.

Yes, I think everyone understands that. However, this isn't a law of the universe and can be changed. Hence why I'm asking if there's a mod to do so.

Is there a mod that allows the player to change the Hidden Power type of an existing Pokemon? If so, could someone please point me towards it?

I'm not sure where to put this thread but this seems as good a place as any. Is there a way to change a Pokemon's Hidden Power type without rebreeding it? I'm trying to get HP Electric on a Slowking but really don't want to have raise another up to 90 and EV it.

Very true. I hadn't thought of that. Maybe Blastoise can actually be good again. Thanks for the ideas.

I hadn't thought of the Murkwater risk. Ferrothorn would fit really well and would pair well with Seismitoad and Quagsire. Maybe throw in an Assault Vest Slowking to tank Focus Blast and Aura Spheres? Lapras is a good idea but I don't think it has the stats to be much use unless using something similar to Amaria's build. Or maybe Whirlpool with a Binding Band and Rest to stall.

As the title says, I'm looking for ideas for an Underwater team. I have a few Pokemon I'd like to try but can't decide on what to put in the team with them. Sliggoo - Hydration with max HP and Sp. Def, Eviolite, Rest, Toxic, Infestation, and maybe Rain Dance in case someone tries to change the field. Lanturn - Volt Absorb with max HP and Sp. Att, Assault Vest, Thunderbolt/Discharge, Scald, Electro Ball, and Signal Beam/Dazzling Gleam Vaporeon - Hydration, max HP and Sp. Def with Wish, Scald, Rest, and Toxic/Rain Dance with Leftovers or Damp Rock depending on the final move. Any ideas, thoughts, or advice is appreciated.

Username: BigShotJoe Timezone EST (GMT -5) Field can be determined before the battle

Cain and Cal used to be gym leaders and Julia, Florinia, Aya, Radomus, Luna, and Serra are current gym leaders. One or two Pokemon that don't fit the monotype mold are necessary to keep the rivals from being more than a minor speed bump. Changing their entire team from the beginning of the game is something else.

Those two examples make a lot of sense and I hadn't thought of it that way. However, that's still only two examples. Maybe I'll see more when I come across those characters but so far I haven't seen any noticeable themes. Victoria especially throws a wrench in that idea.

I forgot about Sigmund and Cal but my current playthrough isn't far enough to battle any of the others. It's a shame that they all moved away from using a set type. That added an interesting bit to their characters. I wonder why Ame decided to do that?

Cain used the water starter that he rescued but other than that, both he and Victoria stuck to a monotype team. This was the case in episodes 1-17. Victoria doesn't even have a fighting starter now.

Cain and Victoria no longer use a specific type of Pokemon (with the exception of Oshawott/Popplio) which was a great part of their character before Episode 18. It irks me that they were changed considering they'd used a monotype team for the first eight or so years of production only to change so close to the end.

Oh wow, you're right. No reflection in that whole section.

Aw, but you're forgetting that the one on the left is to the left of the one on the right. And seeing as this is a mirror, it matches perfectly.

I tried that, but the bookshelves don't line up with the hole so it can't be right.

So I sat here and stared at this room for far too long before deciding to break every wall in the place until I found the right one (break enough stuff and you'll eventually get through, right?). Well, after finding the correct mirror (and a lifetime of bad luck), I'm still unable to spot the difference that's supposed to help us avoid millions of glass shards in our faces. Maybe someone sees something I don't?

I'll battle you. I'm mostly available on the weekends and will battle on any field.

More or less, yeah. Is it your story team or one designed for PvP? Or somewhere in the middle?

I'll battle you. How competitive is your team? I'll try to match it.

I'll battle you guys. Any field is fine with me and I'll give you a Pokemon of your choice if you win.