Lost Lore

Those little hints about the rock puzzle helped me quite a good deal~ And Samson wasn't too bad, but when you've got Noivern and Gardevoir on your team... yeah. (I really liked the Loud and clear! for when you use Boomburst, though.) Also Terra has killed me entirely too many times in this episode. I think she stole Cain's crown for having more innuendos in her introduction than he has in the entirety of the game. Nope, it's still 70, methinks. So I wouldn't do any grinding unless you're really behind.

Much excitement on my account. Gonna go download and dive in. And watch Terra thoroughly destroy the laws of physics (Y'all dropping little tidbits? Thank you, I'll keep them in mind for later~)

Audino's Psyshock. Making sense is for losers, I already told you

Actually you get Sunny Day after Radomus regardless of what gang you joined- you have to go to 7th Street first. I'm sure there's a way to breed Sunny Day onto a Roserade, but being honest, I don't know the chain off the top of my head. (Well, if you want Sludge Bomb or Venoshock too, I mean...)

I always back up my saves after making some progress, but the reminder is nice~ (Yeah I would hate to lose the 160 ridiculous hours I put into my main... OTL)

Welcome to the insanity that is Reborn. You are very fortunate to have done away with most of your sanity- that saves us a lot of trouble isn't really needed here. I'm supposed to tell you to come on the Pokemon Online server, I believe. And to hang onto your hat (or hats, as the case may be) because you're in for quite a wild ride. Well, I'm not supposed to tell you the latter, per-say, but I feel the need to. ...I'm a bit late, it seems, but welcome regardless. Pffffbt.

Skuntank's Fire Blast. Kricketune is my favourite Bug-type, and thus deserves all of my love. And fiery abuse.

Reborn's swarming with Poison-types. I guess they, at least, can find some use for the toxic lake and the filth of the city. I did a Dark mono-type (...I'm actually caught up with that but never updated my topic) and I want to do a Psychic one once Episode 12 comes out. (I'm asking for trouble, I know.) Probably won't do any more after that, though. Two is enough for me. ...That's assuming I can complete the Psychic one because I've done a bit of planning, and I have no idea how I'm going to get past Shade. >>;

I'm 12 and what is this I want to be able to buy Great Balls. Yes, that sounds silly, but really, you either have to throw Poke Balls at everything or you have to adapt to the very situational specialty balls, of which the only really useful one at any given time is the Level Ball, and only when you're late in the game. Granted Great Balls even are going to be largely redundant at this point, but still. I'm baffled as to why they weren't in with Mid-Tier General Needs in the Department Store- it's not like they're overpowered. I would very much perhaps like move tutors (really late in the game is fair, like in episode 795.7, and a steep price is fine if necessary) that teach custom moves to lay down the field effects that don't have moves for them. Namely the Pitch Black field, but that's my bias showing. I kind of possibly maybe might want the chess field as well so I can have fun hurling chess pieces at my opponents, too... You don't get much use out of them at the time unless you're specifically using the beneficial moves that they boost (Signal Beam is the only one I can think of) so being able to actually put them to use in your own strategies at your whim would be nice. I have one more thing, but I'll keep it to myself because it's silly and not at all relevant. uwu P.S. If I don't get my Dratini by the Elite Four I'm starting a riot. ~xoxo, Espy

I'm starting to dislike Charizard, Mewtwo and Lucario, if only because they're shoved in my face at every turn. Yeah, they all have neat designs, and they're pretty cool (heck, Mewtwo is even a cat, and I love cats) but really. Get some new poster childs, GF. There are those few Pokemon from every generation that I just can't warm up to. I suppose if I'd bothered to use them it would help, but... yeah. -I don't like Probopass, but I think about everyone agrees with me on that one. I've never liked Nosepass either, so, nothing for that. -I have yet to warm up to Conkeldurr- sorry, there are better looking Fighting-types out there for me, and I'll be sticking with them. Amoonguss is a similar case. (Timburr, Gurdurr and Foongus I'm okay with, though.) -I don't know why, but I really don't like Qwilfish, either. And the fact that it has Intimidate cracks me up. It looks like it'd try to be scary but fall flat on its face. And, for some of those that other people dislike, lemme get my opinion in here: -Luvdisc is adorables. Everyone hates it because its stats are terrible, don't they? -I'll admit I didn't like Trubbish or Garbodor very much (...despite finding Garbodor's cry weirdly adorable) but I've warmed up to them after using the former in Reborn. Now if only I can convince myself to let one stick around long enough to at least evolve. -Stunfisk is derp, but that's what makes it endearing. Okay I think it's an endearing quality, anyway. -Oh yeah, and the inanimate object Pokemon get a lot of hate, but come on. This gen has some great ones. Sentient ghost swords and keys that jingle at the opponent threateningly to try to intimidate it. Come on, people. Oh, and this isn't a specific Pokemon, but the fact that Fairy types are all girly/foofy/pink gets on my nerves like no tomorrow. Can we have an intimidating looking Fairy, at least? Xerneas is the closest we've come and I wouldn't call that intimidating. (Before you bring up Granbull literally having Intimidate, I have a hard time taking its pre-evo- a pink bulldog in a dress- seriously in the first place. No. Ilu still Granbull, don't hate me... ;A;) That was a whole lot of rambling and only partially relevant I am so sorry

The story you have going here has me interested, I can say. It's pretty impressive that you figured out how to do all of this. Lord only knows my head would explode trying even if I had a story to work in. I'll keep checkin' back, I think~ Curious to see where this ends up going.

Mach Punch is not an egg move for Mienfoo, nor is it a TM that it can learn (or a TM at all), so... it can't be bred onto it. With Gen VI breeding mechanics, though, you'd just need Mienfoo for Drain Punch, breed that onto a Timburr, then breed that with Hitmonchan to get both. (...Right? I'm not really familiar with Gen VI mechanics OTL) As we're not on Gen VI mechanics, however, that's not gonna work. Besides the normal way... I think double battles would work as well? But I don't know where you'd find noteworthy ones of those that you could use... unless there are some in with the daily trainers in the Grand Hall? (You could try vs. Gym Leaders if you're feeling particularly masochistic... no that's a bad idea even then, forget that.)

One does not simply Luna. It goes a little something like this: You've gotta talk to one of the members of whichever gang you joined (I don't remember who for which I'm sorry, just talk to people standing around that aren't vendors? OTL), then talk to the junk dealer, then to the guy in the white robe, then another member of the gang you joined, and then go to the watering hole. You should be able to figure it out from there. ...If that's even the proper order. It's something like that. If you get different dialogue from normal/that points you in the right direction, you'll know you're on the right track.

Welcome to the insanity that is Reborn. Not the game, mind you- you seem familiar with the insanity that encompasses. I'll tell you to hang onto your hat(s) regardless, though, the ride doesn't get any less wild even once you're used to it. You're going to challenge the League, then? Good luck- you're going to need it. You're a lot braver than I am

Added in Episode 12. Was wondering where it and the Meditite lines have been, but I guess it makes sense that they're in an area near the mountains... In an area specifically called Tanzan Mountain West. There's a little cave off to the side, but you've gotta progress the storyline a tiny bit more to get that one rock blocking your way to turn into a Rock Smash rock. And be sure to bring Strength, too.

Electric porcupine/rabbit/cat/fox thing Jolteon

Here's the chain for you, if you're curious: ...Well, that's what I got, anyway- there's probably others. Still not worth the strain, in my honest opinion. Sludge Wave and Frost Breath are the two most poorly distributed TMs available right now. Barely anything gets the former, and the latter is only Ice-types. Which is lousy because a lot of Water-types could benefit from a nice Ice move.