Magus

Ame is good at ripping your soul out of your eyelids, breaking it like twig and handing it back to you. I think that is why I find this game so much fun because It isn't about me saving Reborn from team Meteor, or beating the League, it is a 1V1 war with my patience, and sanity on the line, against a sadistic game designer. Oh Ame how I love this game.

No wonder my pick up team was full of slackers, they somehow lost the ability to work. Also the dismounting glitch has been fixed, and I stole a tauros out of the wild, now the fun can really begin, as now I can get off whenever I want to now.

Flying gem might be in, I know that the normal gem is as I have one.

PO, but once it get's in the game, I run it with Talon Flame, also choice band Brave bird is what I run on WIFI

Lead: Glizcor Nature: Jolly Item: Toxic Orb Ability: Poison Heal EV: 252 Speed, 200HP, 58 Attack, Moves: Taunt, S-Dance, Earthquake, Toxic Yup in gen 6 Glizcor is still a great lead, and scout. Personally, I prefer to run taunt on mine, because I can stop rocks and light screens from annoyances like Skarmary, and Carbink, but late game, anyone trying to set up leach seed will be forced out. However all Glizcor is, is a stall breaker, as Earthquake is his only attack, but Toxic is good if you force swap someone into something that will take residual damage. Swords Dance is there to amplify earthquake's power and you might be able to pull of a mini sweep. I invest High in speed in order to stop pokemon that might be faster then me so I can taunt them. Also this build checks Ageis slash, as taunt will force you into attack mode and then earthquake will take it out, or it will be forced to swap. Revenge Killer: Talon Flame Nature: Adamant Item: Flying Gem Ability: Gale Wings EV: 252 Attack, 252 HP Moves: Brave Bird, Acrobatics, Roost, S-Dance I love Gale Wings, as +1 priority to all flying moves is nice. His attack is a bit lack luster, but sword dance fixes that. Flying Gem and Acrobatics is great for causing a bunch of shenanigans, and Roost is good if you need to heal up after a brave bird, or rocks damage. Speaking of rocks, they will be your bane so be careful there. Spinner: Blastoise Item: Assault Vest Ability: Torrent Nature: Impish EV: 252 HP 200 Defense 52 Special Defense Moves: Rapid Spin, Power Up Punch, Waterfall, Earthquake Yup a set design to support your team, not to sweep, but it can still be used to hit hard once enough power up punches are built up. Rapid spin gets rid of unwanted entry hazards, and earthquake coves electric typing. Waterfall is a good STAB, and Power Up Punch builds up his attack. Core Sweeper: Aggron Item: Aggronite Nature: Jolly EV: 252 speed, 100 Attack, 152, HP Moves: Power Up Punch, Earthquake, Automatize, Iron Head Ability: Filter Say hello to every Garchomps, Mawile, and any physical attacker's worst nightmare. With a massive defense stat, and good power, all you need is one power up punch to sweep, and one automatize to out speed everything. Iron head is good stab, while earthquake becomes a good coverage move. If you are feeling a little ballsy, you can use head smash over earthquake, but I like earthquake, because you don't take massive recoil. If you can set up long enough, then you have a threat that will bring down everything. However his special defense is just bad, but I have a fix for that. Dual Screens, and General Annoyance:Rotom-W Item: Light Clay Ability: Levitate Nature: Timid Moves: Reflect, Light Screen, Will-o-wisp, Volt Switch EV: 252 HP, 126 Special Defense, 126 Defense Hipster Magus says "rest chesto is WAY to mainstream for me", but in seriousness Rotom is an amazing support player, with access to dual screens and a good burning move, he is very annoying to take out. Also, another perk to will-o-wisp is that it will go through king's shield causing a burn on Aegis Slash, which will break the physical set. Volt Switch keeps the momentum of the battle in your favor, allowing you to set up, hit and then run. I generally do not lead with this set, as Glizcor will stall break, and entry hazard break too. Rotom can set up light screens, which is specially good with Aggron due to his low special defense. Rocks Please: Mamoswine Nature: Jolly Ability: Thick Fat Item: Life Orb EV: 252 Attack 252 Speed Moves: Ice Shard, Stealth Rocks, Earthquake, Icicle Crash Say hello to every dragon's worst nightmare, boasting a healthy base attack of 130, and access to ice shard, Mamoswine can force out dragons and set up rocks while doing so. This build is made to set up rocks and revenge kill dragons. While it isn't the main revenge killer, you can force out pokemon, and with rocks on your side, switch in to revenge kill, if Talon Flame is dead, or close to dead. Well that's all I got. This team s a bit of an odd ball, using pokemon how they were not generally used, which is good, because it gives you the element of surprise. This team is by no means perfect in any way or fashion, but very good no the less. As a competitive team, I only have loss 3 games out of 50 with this team, and those 3 were from passerby's using Ubers like power herb Xerneus and Mega Mewtwo Y. But on a level field this team never ceases to surprise. But naturally, you must anticipate your opponent's move, as that is the key behind victory. Well that's all, please tell what you think and any suggestions are much appreciated.

Well with episode 10 done, I was wondering if anyone made any changes to their teams. As for me.. nope, I'm too lazy to go looking for new pokemon.

You should really get someone to rapid spin away entry hazards, as they will break sturdy and be your nightmare late game.

When?

Mega Ampharos (appropriately name Beethoven) used Thunder, It's super effective.

Actually I'll link you the info how to do it, It is not a hack or anything like that, but 100% legit http://www.pokemonreborn.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=5877

Well Ame GG, you have successfully broken my hopes of beating this game, as I am a complete retard and can not get pass the third chess puzzle. EDIT: I guess smashing my head against my table enabled me to think better, Ame you haven't broken me yet

Actually this is my favorite episode because you can do this

Well I guess this is insta karma, because I am literally smashing my face into my table over that chess puzzle later in the gym.

I just use FEAR ratatta, and destroyed Arceus with him

well just for giggles They see me rolling they hating.

Can't beat that Arceus, well come ratatta, and cotonee, it is time to slay a god.

Meh just comes down to preference in the end.

Meh I've heard bad things from it. I for one moved to battle field after BLOPS 2

Happy birthday to you good ma'am, today was also my great grandma's 105 birthday too so that is cool.

Yup there is indeed a way to ride Tauros in places where you can not. So in 2 simple steps you too can cause mayhem with your wild bull 1) grab a Tauros from the jungle 2) Kill all your pokemon and black out. This will cause you to spawn back where you last healed, and if it was in Noel's house, you have access to most of Reborn with Tauros. * After finding out some more things about this glitch, I have made a conclusion - You DO NOT need to have the "z" button glitch, the one that won't let you off the Tauros. If you do have the glitch, this is good because you can complete episode 10 from this point. just be careful where you heal, and you will have to black out to get back. - If you do have the "z" glitch, then the next time you ride a Taros, then you will still be unable to dismount. **Back up your save before trying this, as you might get stuck and will not be able to get off using "z" or the shift key.

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