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If you do go back and do this though, just know that it'll be hard. It's a 1% chance of getting them.

I agree with this so much. I loved her interview of Radomus and Samson. But yeah, whenever the issue came up in a double battle, I just try to put my partner's pokemon to sleep.

Oh, this looks interesting. Gen 1: Squirtle, the Squirtle Squad on the anime won my heart. Gen 2: Chikorita, I always thought it was adorable. Gen 3: Mudkip, I liked the idea of a Water/Ground typing. Gen 4: I stopped playing the actual games at this point, but I'd choose Turtwig. Turtles are nice. Gen 5: I originally chose Snivy for Pokemon Reborn, but I kind of regret it. I ended up swapping it out for an adorable Mincinno. Gen 6: Fennekin all the way. I mean, it has a wand! How can I not? Now for some tidbits about me: - I never use potions or things like them. I hoard them through Pickup and say I'll use them, but in the end, they're always just sitting there untouched. It's like when you save an item to beat a final boss but end up beating the boss without it anyways. Kind of disappointing.. - I've only nicknamed my two pokemon in my entire time playing pokemon, except when I tried a nuzlocke. One was by mistake and he was named ccccc. The other was my Magikarp. I will forever miss you, Timmy the Gyarados. - Before Pokemon Reborn, I never used a pokemon specifically as my HM mule. I would distribute them throughout my team on the pokemon I thought was best. but now, Bibarel is my bestie. It learns almost everything, I swear. One day, it'll fly. - Actually, I guess in Gen II that wasn't quite so true, as I used Furret to learn most of the HM needed. However, I always considered it an equal part of the team. I loved having Ice Punch on it to punch out Lance's Dragonites, and I probably enjoyed it a bit too much. But picturing a little Furrest punching dragons is just hilarious. -About teams, I dislike having one pokemon far outstrip the rest in terms of levels. I try my best to keep them evenly leveled except when it happens in big story-related battles. It's your team after all; shouldn't they work together? - I have never gotten a pokemon to level 100. Post game, I just liked to explore and look around, so I was never one for grinding them on those under-leveled wild pokemon. - Also, before Pokemon Reborn, I never really bothered with a pokemon's IVs, EVs, or nature. Then, with Reborn, it kind of started to matter. - I kill shiny pokemon on sight. - I don't really favor any type, but I try to have a diverse team. However, whenever they're available, I do my best to get some favorites, such as Ampharos. So much love for my cuddly hairless sheep. - Until 3rd gen, I always thought that boosting moves sucked. I never realized how good setting up was when I was a kid, but even now, I try to avoid those types of strategies like Shell Smash Cloyster and such.

The hardest for me was Aya because her team spamming sludge wave just did not work out well for me. The easiest one for me was Charlotte, but I have to admit that I went a little overboard there. I basically had out my Flygon and a flying type and proceeded to spam Earthquake to absolutely wreck her team.

I didn't find Charlotte that difficult myself actually. I pretty much just swept through her team using my Flygon (with Earthquake) and a Flying type.

I chose Snivy, but I kind of regret it. Its movepool is poor, and I resorted to teaching it Strength for lack of a better move. Eventually, I just swapped it out for a Cincinno, and I have never looked back.

I would add in that the places where Woobats drop down on you are pretty much the best place to train for Speed EVs in the game. Just walk into that one spot constantly, and you'll only get woobats. I particularly favor the Railnet Entrance from the Obsidia Ward.

I believe that this was asked in the forums sometimes earlier, but no, Ame just put that in for fun. What he says is just a fun thing to say and holds no significance whatsoever.

I do like the idea of changing the shiny sprites. I've seen so many ugly Geodudes that seeing them look differently might be nice. However, I think the shiny appearance should definitely take into account what locations the pokemon can be found at. For example, Machop is found at the cave near Apophyll Academy, and I have no clue what relevance zombies have to the area. If we happened to find zombies by the Beryl graveyard, that might be cool, but in the cave by a volcano, it just seems a bit off. As for the Kabuto, go Red!

Will there be any way to attain fossils that failed before? My cover fossil failed, and as far as I know, there's only one chance to get it.

I'm a bit surprised that it hasn't been found yet, but Shuckle is available. I found mine smashing rocks at the training grounds.

So, I went to Spinel Museum and got a Cover Fossil from someone. However, when I went to pick it up after getting it revived, the person told me that although he managed to revive it, it didn't live long. Is there normally a chance for fossil revivals to mess up like this?

Budew is now an event pokemon. I caught it at night in the upper Peridot ward, near the gates. It was walking on the railing between Peridot and Lapis wards.