laggless01

Decent, but I think this one would be even better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ But tbh, it will likely be a remix of a theme in the pokemon games. Maybe based on the Arceus-theme? Or perhaps like the one for Angie in Rejuvenation?

New characters will likely be coming from companies with some connections to Nintendo as well, I think (licensing agreements have to be made). But if we're just going to speculate Japanese-company properties...Dark Souls-protagonists, anyone? (just imagine it)

The more hoods, the merrier. Don't need to alter me, I'm already in costume ;)

To be fair, characters from Danganronpa could work as well. Spike Chunsoft worked with nintendo on some pokemon spinoffs (Mystery Dungeon series), and if Monokuma appears, there's such a variety of horrible cartoony violence to choose from as well. If the characters would be related to Danganronpa V3's ending, though, it could have narrative significance to that game. However movesets would be trickier (unless sushi is used, but that might be a bit generic).

You know what would be funny to put in Smash? 2B (or 9S) from NieR:Automata. Plenty of moves to choose from, but just imagine the existentialism.

Whoopsie, I had it written in reverse before posting. Apologies for that. Reborn is fair, but tough initially (given the additional mechanics of its fields).

Well, there has been this diddly-doo the last couple of years. It was called "Dark Souls" or something. Apparently a lot of people liked it for some reason. Lot of people have their own reasons for playing stuff, I guess. (But seriously, there's a difference between fair and unfair difficulty, and Reborn nudges far more to the latter. One is a rewarding challenge, the other is just infuriating.) That is if Hardy doesn't use a field that makes him dump on Scizor in that scenario. A lot of leaders turned out to be surprisingly tough, even when people used mons that would counter them. (A lot of people have bad memories about Charlotte. Or Titania. Or...) You really don't think Ame would just give up on difficulty so far into the game, now?

Well, there was that one time long ago, when starting off Wonder Trade, that some "Gym leaders" "traded away" pokemon (a starting catalog to start the system off). One of those mons was a Scizor iirc. By that, someone should be able to trade you a Scyther/Scizor without messing with the game itself. It's not quite the same as being obtainable, but if you're desperate, it is an option.

Keep in mind that the fixes themselves combined could also lead to (finding) new bugs, so don't get too hyped for an early release.

E19 will be the last episode iirc, so by that logic everything that wasn't in E18 will be obtainable in some way then. Unless Ame really wants to pull a sadistic move and make one mon unobtainable. Can't be budew anymore, tho.

Well, take your pick. Screens, status, (field moves?) etc. Whatever supports your team best. You can also go for Prankster set up as well (e.g. with Calm Mind) if you like, though. Not sure if that works that well, however. There is a thread in the 'on the hunt'-section that lists where you can find items. If you need to find anything in-game, that subforum will likely have answers.

You can technically run trick room with gardevoir (with that relaxed nature, or better Quiet), but that mon is rather frail to wield it. Plus, you would have to build your entire team around it (not helpful if you have to deal with wild pokes). If you're going to run Trick Room (priority -7), it is more advised to put the move on a more bulky mon, like Reuniclus, Slowbro etc. Minimal IVs and speed-lowering natures woul be nice as well in that case. You can relearn Dive and waterfall over each other in this game, so switch around if you feel it works better on the field. Some of the natures are...peculiar. If some of the odd mixed sets (like Rash Clefable) work surprisingly well in Reborn, I'd like to know about it (If Belly Drum+Salac Berry, that could be funny). Timid Drudiggon is a bit...unfortunate. Klefki is an annoyer pokemon. It might help you more if you give it support moves instead of full attacking coverage (Foul play can work, though. Just don't combine it with Will-o-wisp). Thunder Wave could help, since your team isn't very fast overall. Choose what would help you out the most. You could add an ice-type for coverage, perhaps. If you don't mind putting a swinub and a beartic in the daycare together (for Icicle Crash), Mist Mamoswine is a personal recommendation of mine (Ice Shard, Icicle Crash, Eartquake, Mist). Gives you a priority user (Aqua Jet on Floatzel does so, too. Strong priority can prevent you from being swept sometimes) and a field disruptor as well as a strong attacker in one.

Are you planning to go more offensive or defensive? It might also be interesting to have a field disruptor on your team as well besides having strong members. For example, Mist Mamoswine (with Amplifield Rock) can "clean" the field so your team won't be destroyed by stacked boosts against your favour. That way, you won't have to adapt too much to those fields, making you less pressed to deal with them and have to swap out mons for that reason.

Well, plenty of Pink Floyd, so... (in particular Sorrow, Us and Them, Wish you were here, High Hopes...) (It's perhaps advised to put the links for the video's in spoiler tags, so you don't have to see a massive screenshot of the video...)

@DarkFighter15The whole point was that I made ample preparations just for her, but that I was stuck with mostly undeleveled, poor match-ups against her. I would've pummeled her into oblivion If I could have switched around members. That team made the Zekrom-fight pretty hard, too. Dragon-electric vs Water-types. (I eventually switched around items to beat it, tho. Choice Scarf instead of Amplifield Rock made Mamo win the day again.)

Titania. But it requires a little backstory. You see, I was training mons for a possible Amaria fight, so I had an underleveled Gastrodon, Lanturn and Ludicolo on my team (all between 70 and 80, mostly on the lower side), plus an HM-slave (linoone I think). The only real team members I had were Metagross and Mist Mamoswine. (Okay, Ludicolo could take a small hit, use rain dance and, if lucky, take out one weaker mon before perishing). I did not know where I could access a PC to change my team (I found out later). I had trained three fire types (Blaziken, Chandelure, Volcarona) and four ground-types (Mamo, Diggersby, Flygon and Excadrill) for this fight. (only the first in each was on my standard team). Now, imagine trying to beat her with that. It took ages to get through her first three mons. Then Mega Scizor happened. Adjustments had to be made, and many tries to figure out which. Then Aegislash happened, and Mamo was gone. Metagross was left. For the first time, I used a revive in a gym match, sacrificing Metagross, hoping Mamo could take her out before it did himself. (Mamo had Ice shard.) And it somehow did. Shortly after I beat her (when I exited her realm), I found out where I could have changed teams. Those weaklings I was raising stomped Amaria, tho. Storm Drain and Volt Absorb in that field is hilarious if you take out her Ludicolo first. So it was maybe worth it a little.

Don't forget to mention while the 2/2-line was said, all of the scenarios took place except Lin's. Amaria survived the event, the other two didn't. That suggests that Lin's...erm...disassembly... still has to take place, and that it won't kill her. That suggests that her body isn't what it seems indeed. Or El really should keep his Ditto to himself.

Since those plates are allegedly formed at the beginning of the universe's (or world's) existence, crafting them seems a bit...odd. And there have been NPC's that 'transformed' items (e.g. Fuego Ironworks in gen 4). What you propose is to have a more expansive system while also make it independent of NPC's? Or are you perhaps thinking of making such things possible through purchaseable Secret Base-items (e.g. a furnace), imitating Minecraft slightly?