Chim

Starters: Gen 1: Bulbasaur or Squirtle. I still can't decide. Gen 2: Totodile Gen 3: Mudkip. Seriously I never liked Torchic and maybe used it once. It's just a chickenhead on legs. Chicken nuggets. Gen 4: Chimchar. Gen 5: I don't care. Probably Snivy. Gen 6: Never played. I would choose Froakie. Tendencies: - Gen 1 and 4 are the hardest for me to decide on a starter since I like them all. - Gen 5 is the only time I bank my starter. (Might keep Snivy from time to time) - I never had a gameboy or anything. The first time I played Pokémon it was a rom on the pc. It took me literally an hour to decide between Charmander / Bulbasaur / Squirtle. I restarted every single time because I changed my mind. In the end I went with Venusaur. - I never played X/Y or BW2. I refuse to play Yellow because Pikachu sucks. - I ALWAYS have room for Vaporeon. I don't care if I already have a water type or not. - Eeveelutions are awesome. I try to switch between them but I have a hard time not to use a water stone. - I don't care about shinies. I will kill them. - I never traded a Pokémon to evolve it. If I can't have it evolved I won't catch it. Until I discovered the randomizer. When I had the option to let those Pokémon evolve normally, I had a full team with them. - I waste spots with HM and TM moves because I don't care. - I tend to take on the elite four and champion with only 5 Pokémon because I'm too lazy to train the sixth - My team always has these types: water, fire, dark, fighting, ground, dragon, steel or psychic. I will rarely use one that isn't one of these types. - Grass types (unless starters) or Flying types almost never make the team. - I always look at the Pokédex to plan a team, only to find out most of them are late in the game and I use others anyway. (Hence why I only use 5 Pokémon. - I never uses a Legendary. I either ignore them or bank them. Only exception was Cobalion because I was too lazy to grind. It was completely useless. - My lowest 6th Pokémon that was in the hall of fame was a lvl 36 Tyrogue. - I never EV train. But since I can see them in Reborn I try to do it. Unfortunately I don't have the patience for it. - I used to don't care about abilities / nature. Now I look for neutral / positive ones. - I never do post game. - Gen 5 made me feel the bad guy. N is friggin right! - Gyarados sweeps, Water types are awesome and Togekiss sucks. It's annoying as hell. (especially paraflinch competitively) - Once I tried competitive and got annoyed by a certain Pokémon (usually Togekiss), I completely ignore them in game or enjoy it way too much when I kill it. I guess that's about it.

Btw what happened to Enyo? Is she already transferred or not? And Kenny: isn't it a bit much you also trapped the spy? For all you know he and his Hypno are separated for the moment.

Scorpio munched the Oran Berry down. He was grateful or it, but again, thanking someone wasn’t in his nature. After all, he didn’t ask for it. If he thought about it he hadn’t really thought things through. When he received his assignment he just rushed to the Crystal Cave without thinking about items he might need. He just assumed he would find treasure in here but so far he only managed to find an apple. When Scorpio reached the next floor he was on guard. He raised his stinger while looking through the, as far as he could tell, empty room. In the far corner he spotted some Silver Spikes; the way they stood against the wall looked like someone had put them there. An new enemy perhaps?

“I’ll go with Sid,” Logan said. He figured it would be smarter for now to stay with someone since one of his GAO’s refused to listen. He released Ace and Flora and followed Sid’s lead.

Trystane sighed at yet another argument. If this group had to work together to stop this Rossephus guy they were screwed. He didn’t agree with Aaron’s way of doing things, but all of this was pointless. “Why don’t we stop the arguing and keep going? We’re wasting precious time.”

Logan watched with interest at Ryu and Kenny’s weird behavior. Apparently the GAO had found something interesting. Logan, who was bored anyway, decided to follow the boy scout and his GAO to see what was going on.

Sigurd didn’t like this city. It was gloomy and had a ‘everyone for themselves’ feeling, unlike back home. He kept silent while walking to their destination. They were greeted by a weird looking creature he heard about before. What were they called? Illi-somethings? Illithids? It was something like that and it was rather unpleasant when the Illithid started talking directly into his mind. Sigurd stepped forward to answer the question. “We’re here to look for someone. So how about letting us in?”

((Disco what? xD)) Scorpio was hurt badly and crashed hard on the ground. He limbed a bit when he tried to escape towards the stairs. Fighting rock types never was a good idea, but the Graveler seemed to be in a similar state as him. “I’m getting out of here,” he said to the Espurr when reaching the stairs. He was unsure why she helped him but it wasn’t in his nature to thank anyone. Without waiting for an answer he ascended the staircase, hoping he wouldn’t run into too many rock types along the way. And maybe, just maybe, it would be smart to keep Pulse around.

Enyo's Gyarados ate him?

The Graveler turned his attention towards the attacking Espurr, after glancing at Scorpio. Apparently it decided Scorpio was done for or it could easily take him down afterwards. Nothing pissed the Skorupi more off then others thinking he’s not worth their time. Instead of doing the smart thing and retreating, he raised his speed and jumped on Graveler’s back, while it was being hit by the telekinetic wave. Scorpio’s tail started dripping with poison while he stung his enemy multiple times. It didn’t do much damage, but the poison took effect. Graveler started to get annoyed when he couldn’t throw the bug-type of his back, so it formed a ball and started rolling violently, launching Scorpio into the ground.

When Scorpio reached the next room he immediately spotted the Espurr from before. She appeared to be in a hurry to reach the stairs. Scorpio started to pursuit her, remembering she took something from the Cranidos, when he heard something rumble around. The Skorupi hesitated for a moment to see what caused the noise, only to be hit in the face by a rock. “WHO THE F*CK DID THAT?” he asked angry. The rock had done a reasonable amount of damage. Blood sipped through a wound above his right eye. Scorpio only heard a smirk and was about to retaliate when he saw a Graveler blocking the path to the stairs. (Yeah, Scorpio could use some help right now)

You got a point. I'll get a post up later today catching up with Pulse.

Yeah well I'm not quite sure what to do at this point. Should we wait for Grass to catch up or just go through the dungeon?

Fern.

INTP 27% Introverted 24% Intuitive 6% Thinking 31% Prospecting 15% Turbulent

Trystane whistled an admiring tone. His plan to let non-combatants escape, if there were any at this point, and regroup at a point where they would’ve the advantage was completely useless. He hadn’t thought about Aaron’s power and to be honest he wouldn’t expect this to happen. “Nice technique! As long as you don’t use it on us,” He turned back to listen to Matrim’s song. “Oh and I agree with the others. Don’t keep them for too long.” “Matrim, was it? Why don’t you just play you favorite song?”

Now you mention it, I completely forgot that Erick used Gible already. Oops.

Scorpio raised his speed barely in time to dodge another tackle from the Wormadam. He retaliated with covering his stinger in poison and trying to hit it, when he noticed it had a sandy-cloak. Not that his poison tail did much damage since he ran into a protective barrier head first. “You’re going to regret that. Your species is useless to begin with,” Scorpio said in an attempt to anger his opponent. The Wormadam didn’t fell for it and only glanced at something at its right, before going for another tackle. Scorpio, who followed the glance, was sent flying but now he knew at least why he was being attacked. Two apples and a persim band were waiting for him. Scorpio raised his speed once again and easily outran the Wormadam, but he was sloppy and only managed to grab one apple. When he turned around for a second try, the Wormadam was covering the remaining items and put up a barrier again. Scorpio sighed. This was taking too much trouble for an item he wasn’t really interested in, so he ran for the exit to reach the next room.

Logan wasn’t really in the mood to party. The last battle with Crush replayed in his mind over and over again. He tried to get through the turtle when the others held their contest, but to no avail. “Battle fanatics,” he mumbled when he noticed a few of his fellow soldiers agree on a two on two battle. “Oh yeah, that reminds me; I haven’t seen your new catch yet Erick, what is it?”

Apparently I forgot to reply last time I checked this thread... Count me in.

Trystane continued exploring Ko’luki’s house. It was his first time visiting an alchemist and he was curious about the inventions, like that strange key. But the object he was studying right now belonged to the Ekarder that was digging outside. Trystane wanted to help the man, but in the end decided against it and let Maximus deal with his grief. Thus the young hunter was now studying the Drake Lance. It was a very interesting weapon since he heard stories about it back home. And even though the spears he was wielding were made with the highest quality, they looked like firewood compared to Maximus’s weapon. He made a mental note to ask the man if he could try it once. “RUN!!! GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE!” The loud voice startled Trystane for a moment; he looked outside to see the Ekarder running away from what looked like creatures from nightmares. “Here, catch!” he yelled at Maximus, throwing man’s spear. He then turned back into the house. “C’mon! We got trouble, more monsters!” He held the door open so whoever was still left in the house could escape quickly.

Emolga 4 Ubers! Btw Stratos, you said earlier Ralts evo line isn't allowed, but what about Gothitelle? They can predict the future from the placement and movement of the stars. They can see Trainers' life spans. That first part can be a bit OP in a war.

Trystane drew his spear. “His previous actions showed him to be human,” he said to whatever that thing in front of them was. “Even if he acted like a brat, it told me he has doubts about this and doesn’t take this lightly. And that’s why I’ll follow him. Yet here you are claiming you are, or know someone, we should follow and knows what the hell he’s supposed to do with all those powers. That makes you even more suspicious…” Trystane walked over, eyeing the thing carefully. “Now how do you know all of us and what’s in that pot?” he asked while taking a peek in it.