Rycast

Correct @rustytengo, If I was allergic to dogs, I wouldn't have been able to volunteer at my local PetCo. Can't really think of anything else at the moment, so I'll take a break.

I mainly did work, community service, or tutor this summer, but I did have fun times as well. The one I can remember from the top of my head was the wedding of two of my dear friends. They only just graduated from college, but they've been dating since high school. Seeing them happy together like that really makes me happy and also gives me hope that someday I could be in a relationship like theirs.

Gallant.

Infect Base Power: -- PP: 15 Accuracy: 90 Type: Poison Status Move Status: Changes opponent's type to Poison. Description: Spreads a virus that can sicken the opposing pokemon. If a pokemon has fainted after it has been infected, affects the next pokemon switching in as well. Will only affect one pokemon after the initially infected pokemon Ignores type Immunities. Weather Tribute Base Power: -- PP: 5 Accuracy: -- Type: Flying Description: User faints. In return, the field is cleared of weather, and any weather inducing abilities/moves are negated for the rest of the battle.

That feel when your teacher is bad at pronouncing names and completely derps when he calls you up for attendance -.- Seriously, how do you get Yorkie from Ryoko?

Always Get Apples In Norway. CLASS

Even if it does do well, Nintendo has always focused their attention on what the younger kids want. If they can realize that there are older fans that are looking for something to fill their nostalgic desires, then maybe we could get a fully new anime based on the games/manga.

I think there's a lot of people who have been on here for a while but have been too shy to actually post in the forums. All it takes is the initial step and to take bigger steps from there. Nice to meet you and hope to see more of you here!

Hey man, welcome to Reborn! At least the forums anyway =P Seeing as you like anime, I think we'll get along just fine =D Enjoy your time here!

^Two Nope, Linkin Park was my first concert (Live in Texas 2003), it was a few days before my B-Day and I loved it =D The lie was 2, math is my favorite subject, but if I had to pick a least favorite it would probably be history. 1) I'm shy in real life 2) I am a whovian 3) I am allergic to dogs

Nope, I am allergic to shrimp, which is ironic since my job involves me serving it. The lie was 3, my first pet fish died the same day I got it because my little sister likes knocking things over and the fishbowl was one of them... 1) The first concert I went to was Linkin Park 2) Math is my least favorite subject 3) I like when it rains

please tell me i'm not the only one here who listens to kpop

That feel when you're about to take a shower and see a cockroach in the bathroom...

Granted! However, when you do choose to become groggy, you never want to stop and stay that way forever. I wish I wake up in time for the first day of junior year this monday.

Thanks for the feedback Cowtao, I've been considering taunt over Psychic on Thundurus since I almost never use it. I'll be sure to see if it works better for the team.

My friend spoiled the ending for me too, but I watched it anyways and it was still good, so I'll recommend you to watch it too. I just finished with this rom-com, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru, and it was surprisingly enjoyable. I have to say, the MC had a unique view of life that changed the way I viewed it as well. Also he's completely different compared to all the other cookie-cutter MCs of the romantic-comedy genre out there, so it's nice to see something new after a while.

Who needs weather anyways? Hey guys, I'm Rycast or Ry for short, and this is my first RMT so I apologize in advance for all the mistakes I'll make and things I leave out. In my short time here at Reborn, I've developed a love/hate relationship with the different tiers. All the weather abusers available in OU, damn that's gonna increase the number of rain teams I run into. However, there are some other pokes that dropped from ubers, which in my opinion, helps balance the metagame. I laddered with this team for a bit, and wow so much weather. Not that I'm complaining since I tend to run a sun team myself, but I wanted to keep weatherless offense a thing. Without further ado, let's get to the team. At a glance The Team @ Focus Sash Trait: Pressure EVs: 4 Def / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk) - Magic Coat - Stealth Rock - Psychic - Taunt Zoom. The first of the two ubers on this team is Deoxy-S, one of the best suicide leads in the meta. Standard Taunt and Stealth Rocks, Psychic so I can hit anything except dark types, and Magic Coat for all the pranksters out there, Sash so it can last a hit. Honestly, I wanna change this set but I can't decide what moves to swap for. I've been fine with it so far, except for the fact that it can't do anything to offensive Tyranitar leads except maybe taunt if it wants to set rocks/Dragon Dance/Rock Polish. @ Air Balloon Trait: Flame Body EVs: 4 SAtk / 252 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Roar - Earth Power - Hidden Power [ice] - Lava Plume I still laugh when people see BalloonTran and proceed to EQ it anyways. This Heatran set is built to tank a hit and phaze things trying to set up. It also forms a part of my Fire/Water/Grass core with Gyarados and Breloom. I've seen it survive at least one hit from many variants of Politoeds minus the Specs. Most of the physical hitters that attack this thing with priority usually end up getting burned, thanks to Flame Body. While Heatran still has a balloon on, it can switch in to an expected EQ and proceed to phaze it out to scout the opposing team, kill things weak to one of its attacks, or leave it as fodder to a physical attacker, hoping to get the burn. @ Leftovers Trait: Moxie EVs: 20 HP / 56 Atk / 180 Def / 252 Spd Jolly Nature (+Spd, -SAtk) - Dragon Dance - Earthquake - Waterfall - Ice Fang This is what I usually end up sweeping with. The second part of the core, Moxie Gyarados can wreck unprepared teams. Most times, I switch in on a resisted scarfed move, DDance once or twice and that's game. I originally had Bounce over Ice Fang, but it kept missing in the most important situations, and Ice always helps against Dragons. The EVs are so it get an extra point of Leftovers, Atk is at an even 300 which is still pretty good, Def so it can tank more hits, and max speed. This EV spread is has definitely been important, after all the close calls I've had. There were moments that Gyarados was my last mon standing, close to death and it looks like one more priority move can finish it off, but nope, It tanks the Ice Shard/Mach Punch/ESpeed and proceeds to turn the battle around and win =D @ Life Orb Trait: Technician EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spd Adamant Nature (+Atk, -SAtk) - Spore - Mach Punch - Focus Punch - Bullet Seed Idk what to say about this Breloom set. It finishes my Gyara/Tran/Loom? core and carries a surprise for the opponent. Focus Punch>Swords Dance because I already had MoxieDos as my set up sweeper. Basically, this thing switches in on something slower like a Ferrothorn, Spore it, and then Falcoooo... Erm, Focus Punch something not a ghost type to death! People usually expect a Swords Dance after the spore, so they switch in something that can take a +2 Mach Punch and kill it. However, that's not the case here. Whatever comes next, provided it's not a ghost type, is smashed by a wrecking ball. If the switched in pokemon does not die, then it's probably near death thanks to having rocks up and can be finished off with one more Mach Punch. @ Expert Belt Trait: Prankster EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk) - Thunder Wave - Volt Switch - Hidden Power [ice] - Psychic The second uber of the team, Thundurus performs a crucial role on this team - Prankster T-Wave. It basically shut's down weather abusers other than Excadrill, which Breloom says hi to with Mach Punch. Volt Switch for momentum, and part of the VoltTurn core with Mienshao, HP Ice for things that switch in to absorb the Volt Switch (I'm looking at you Garchomp), and Psychic for coverage. I had Focus Blast before but it tends to live up to the second part of it's nickname Focus Miss, especially when I need it the most. I changed it to HP Fighting for a bit but that barely did anything to max SpD Tyranitar in sand, so I just switched to Psychic seeing as I already had two fighting types. Expert Belt > Life Orb since it's already got a weakness to rocks and it's gonna be switching a lot so let's not add to the poison. @ Choice Scarf Trait: Reckless EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SAtk / 252 Spd Naive Nature (+Spd, -SDef) - Hi Jump Kick - U-turn - Hidden Power [ice] - Stone Edge Mienshao has to be one of my favorite pokemon. It reminds me of a killer kung fu lady that I've seen somewhere before, maybe because that's what it is. Most people run the other set consisting of Fake Out / U-turn / Regenerator Mienshao, but I needed something that hits hard and fast. Reckless Choice Scarf Mienshao fit perfectly. Outspeeding AND Ohko'ing Scarfed Genesects, plus a lot of others with Hi Jump Kick, this Mienshao has a similar role as Spore / Focus Punch Breloom. Stone Edge for fire types like Chandelure and Flying types like Gyarados. Yet another HP Ice, but this is so I can hit other scarfed/DDance dragons because I don't have Ice Shard on this team. As always, U-Turn helps with scouting and dealing with fast psychics like Espeon and Alakazam. Well, I'm done with that so time for a conclusion. I've had a lot fun times and close calls with this team, it's too bad this is probably the only place I can use it. I'd appreciate some constructive criticism and your opinions on this, so feel free to reply! Once again, I apologize for the terribad quality of this RMT since it is my first one and I'm doing this at 2:00 in the morning. Why? No idea, but thanks for reading! Peak Exportable