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A witch broom perhaps? Make it Fairy/Flying or Fairy/Dark (with Levitate). Would be fun to play with encounters in the game. A burning tree/forest. You can make it Grass/Fire or change form when burned/hit by a fire-type attack. I'd say go for a physical attacker (maybe give it an ability that adds fire-type damage to physical attacks) Basing a mon on corroding metal would be cool, too. Maybe Steel/Poison, or give it Weak Armor.

Oh, I must've missed that. But there are some event mons you don't see coming (like Misdreavus) unless you've already played the game, and then you're forced to either accept the mon or redo some long/difficult stuff. But I agree, it perhaps isn't much of a deal if that note is already there

I've been thinking about keeping a team of six. Although you are better prepared that way, holding a free spot can save you a lot of needless back-and-forth for event mons, if you care about IVs, natures, and/or Egg moves. Risky, but can save you a lot of time and maybe give you great benefits. Never do it when the situation is poignant (like, something is about to blow up, hostage stuations, Gym leaders...), unless you've already played the game and know what you're doing.

Don't expect too much, most of the stronger TMs would give us a big advantage to future leaders, perhaps too much. I might expect some dazzling memes from Adrienn but not much more...

Could I make a case for Diggersby? You get it pretty early, access to EQ, Quick attack and Strength, overall pretty powerful. Plus, unlike Azumarril, you don't have to be lucky to get it. (Although Azu is a flatout monster. Solaris ain't got shit on him) Mamo is great, too, but you'll have to breed Icicle Crash from a Beartic (level 37, iirc) for optimal results. For Roserade, you'll have to do some serious breeding to get the best results. You might want to consider Archeop, too. That thing is very strong (Healing items work around Defeatist), although EQ requires episode hopping. If you do the Spinel museum sidequest in time, you can get it before facing Serra, iirc. Flygon is noticeably weaker, but has a stronger EQ and learns proper coverage through level-up. (Superpower/EQ/Rock Slide/Dragon Claw e.g.) You can get it around the same time. Crobat can be nice, too, plus you can choose between a physical or a special set (I prefer the former). Besides Acrobatics gets boosted in some future fields for you. I'm not sure how well Cofagrigus does after Serra (a particular boss completely counters it), but it is a fine tank, in particular to physical behemoths. This game made me really like him, seeing how easily it can shrug off hits, cripple the opponent, and then just beat it to pulp. Prankster mons can always be helpful, especially Murkrow (Rain Dance, Perish Song...), so kepping one for emergencies can be recommended. Out of your suggestions, Noivern, Staraptor and Crawdaunt seem the better options to me. (Noivern gets Super Fang, too. Could be handy)

A month is rather optimistic, but I think the biggest obstacles are done (mapping, animations). What's left is Story (which shouldn't take too long, I think), Eventing and Sidequests, and some misc. updates. Added to that the beta-testing, I guess we could see the next episode launched somewhere throughout June-July.

If someone uses Rain dance to grow the field, does sunny day next grow the field again, or create a Rainbow Field?

Happy birthday! Have some lemon tart.

Maybe do something funky with Leech Seed (combined with Rototiller)?

Please catch a Bold/Relaxed Yamask, that thing is going to save you in a future fight (plus it's incredible). Will-O-Wisp, Power Split and Curse combined can take down one incredibly strong physical attacker if it threatens you one-for-one, but for more overworld usage there are some better moves (always keep Will-o, though). Prankster Murkrow with Perish Song can be handy at times, too. You should look for some more offensive capabilities, though. Options are Roserade (moveset hard to get right, but powerful if so...very early Budew event), Mamoswine (you can catch Swinub in the icy cave at the gym), Sucker Punch Honchcrow (+Moxie, really hurts), Diggersby (Bunnelby wild at cemetary), Manectric (Elektrike event at 1st gym)...and I might have missed some others.

I wonder how Ame's supposed to fit this in the library. I mean, it was pretty full already, now add technically five fields to that (plus Dragons Den)... But yeah, looks like Florges is qoing to be OP on this field. Exeggutor is going to have nice plays, too (both abilities profit), so the typical rose family (Roserade) could get hindered. This field would be perfect for Mega Beedrill, although Scizor gets greatly strengthened, too.

Maybe not funny in the direct way, but I liked it.

Are you at the end of the episode, are are you just starting the game? If not, regard below. Well, I'm not sure where/if you can get Clawitzer, so you'll probably have to wait for a long time to get it. The first four you can get rather quickly. Eevee is for when you leave the city, so takes a while, too. It's certainly not a great team, but I can see some merits. Prankster can really help out, Arcanine can change some fields (but hard to train, since all its good moves are learnt pre-evo), Glaceon would be funny against Serra. Klutz doesn't do a lot, since you can't a lot of items to make good use of it. I've never used Chesnaught nor Clawitzer, so I don't know how good they are in Reborn. Your suggested team consists of a lot of monotypes, which can hamper you coverage. You miss a solid Ground-type, and you'll have a hard time against Flying, Ghost, Poison (Toxic in particular) and strong Fairies like Clefable as far as I can see. If you're really creative, and studious towards learning the details of each field, it might be possible but really difficult. I'd suggest to have extra members to cover up those weaknesses or substituting some, but feel free to tackle the game as you like. Be sure to check out the Reborn Viability Thread for suggestions.

Some of those natures are really painful to see. But since you're just at Aya, you can't change them yet. You can get Ralts now, so you now can have Gallade/Gardevoir. For the next gym, you might want to overlevel Diggersby to lvl 56, when it learns Earthquake (makes Serra pissed, tho). You can grab yourself a Magnemite, two gyms until you can evolve it into Magnezone. Fire types will help you very soon, so you might want to consider getting one. Arcanine is one, but is difficult to train.

Well, Plates are hard to get all of them, so if you're not planning anything with those, that might be nice to access in easier ways. Or just, you know, more stones to mine.

It depends on where you are atm. I liked Roserade a lot, but you'll have to breed Extrasensory on it, and hope you get a good HP perhaps. It hits like a truck, but it has 90 base speed. for the rest, read Viri's post.

First game ever was Pokeom Pinball - RS. Got it with a gameboy for christmas.

This. It's probably going to have effect on your relation to them in E16, just like completely smashing Serra's mirrors. But since that system isn't implemented in E15, it doesn't affect anything.

A mix between B2W2 and Platinum, you mean? Could be nice. You could couple some events to those places so you don't have to put more of those on the streets.

Can't you get Binacle on Apophyll Beach? Water/Rock with Shell Smash is apparently not bad. And there is also the Mighty (Unaware) Quagsire! (a little hint of sarcasm, but Amnesia'll do wonders on a certain field) Once you'll get to spinel, be sure to complete the Museum Quest asap, 'cause Archeops is destructive as hell.

Well yeah, this will contain spoilers...I'll keep it by naming my favourite of each series I've watched fully. (even though as a kid the very first episode of pokemon felt awesome) FMA Brotherhood - Episode 57, Eternal Leave Frankly a toss-up between this one and The Oath in the Tunnel, but I think that the series doesn't really have one that really stands out amongst the others to me. One Punch Man - Episode 12, The Strongest Hero "Collapsing Star, Roaring Cannon!" (+resolve) (But to be fair, that anime has too many funny/cool moments to name...) Cowboy Bebop - Episode 26, The Real Folk Blues (Part 2)

Does the patterns you can find depend on where you are/your copy is registered or where you are? Just curious.