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  1. inflatable monkeys that...
  2. Lo siento, no soy Mikzal. Back to English, like the next post from Rosesong?
  3. Mega Slaking is the easiest thing to implement: the only thing worth changing is its ability.

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    2. Vinny

      Vinny

      Give Slaking 30 in Attack, 20 in Speed, 50 in the rest and Moxie. Bam

    3. Raindrop Valkyrie

      Raindrop Valkyrie

      His Spread. 150/160/100/95/65/100 his stats are bloody insane. both his attacking stats are nothing to sneeze at. He can pull off Mixed attacking if needed. (for reference Tyranitar has 134 attack, and 95 SPacial attack.)and he is pretty damn bulky, even on the special side due to his health. Mega Slaking would be insane......

    4. Ojama Yellow

      Ojama Yellow

      KILL EVERYTHING SLAKING! TAKE REVENGE FOR THE TIMES THEY PUSHED YOU IN A CORNER AND REFUSED TO NOTICE YOU.

  4. Yep, gone and replaced by me. Let's guess PWB.
  5. Well, evolutions are tied to the story, in a sense. Hopefully, nobody has a Swampert when facing Julia, they would most likely have a Marshtop, which is why I was suggesting talking about when certain evolutions are viable. --- Slakoth -> Vigoroth -> Slaking Tier: A or B Availability: Early (headbutt required) Stats: Highest of available Pokemon Movepool: Excellent Slakoth is found around the level that it evolves into Vigoroth, so most players will not have it long. Because of its attack stat and normal STAB, Slakoth's Scratch (or Facade if you have the TM) should KO most Pokemon around it's level in 2-3 hits. Of course, due to Truant, this will take 4 turns minimum. Vigoroth is a blessing in disguise. Coupled with Facade (or Slash), Slack Off and Faint Attack, this Pokemon is capable of doing decent damage to almost every Pokemon in or around its level while being able to heal itself upon taking damage. Vital Spirit prevents it from being put to sleep and trolled, making it helpful against Pokemon with Sleep Powder, Spore, Hypnosis, etc. Slaking is a Pokemon that can be a savage when used properly. While unable to sweep teams due to Truant, Slaking establishes its worth as a revenge killer and Cofagrigus' worst nightmare (acquiring Mummy if Slaking hits it or it hits Slaking.) In Double Battles, the player's Cofagrigus can give Slaking its ability, making Slaking a force to be reckoned with on the battlefield. Because of its vast movepool, Slaking's type coverage is excellent, making it dangerous when switching into battle. On that note, due to Slaking's bulk, it should have no problems switching in unless it is underleveled or hit by a Focus Blast. Overall, Slaking lacks the potential to sweep, which hinders its usefulness slightly. However, because the player can switch freely in single battles after knocking out a Pokemon (which should happen in 1-2 hits due to Slaking's monstrous attack stat), this problem goes mostly unnoticed until double/triple battles occur. For these reasons, I believe Slaking deserves an A or B rating, but does not merit a C or lower.
  6. in Suzie's purse. New sentence.
  7. I'm just curious: do Smogon's suggestions for competitive movesets and EV spreads help in the Reborn League?

    1. Neo

      Neo

      Yes and No. They're a good starting point, but they don't account for the fact that the same team has to do doubles and triples.

    2. Raindrop Valkyrie

      Raindrop Valkyrie

      yea, you need to be able to a little of everything, so Rock SLide > over Stone Edge, and mostly trying to take multi-hit moves when you can. it is a much different team building experience.

    3. Notus

      Notus

      Not to mention you'll be changing EVs and Items for almost every battle in order to match your strategy. But yeah, as a base Smogon does help.

  8. I apologize if someone already recommended this, but shouldn't we do tiers for every Pokemon as opposed to evolutionary chains? That way, players can get a sense of what is viable at which points in the game. That being said, the placement of each pre-evolution should be relative to where they would be commonly used in the game. For example, a player would have a Marshtomp from gyms 1-3 (assuming they don't over-level and evolve it) and the tier Marshtomp would be in is relative to how useful it is during those parts of the game (I'd personally say B or C). Hopefully that makes sense, otherwise I just look silly. x) Also, I am working on a tier placement for Slaking, so DIBS!
  9. because he's hawt. Short sentence combo!
  10. enjoy very much. Promixo oracion, por favor!
  11. Did Ame just beat Duncan on his livestream or is that another Amethyst?

  12. Nope, not this time. I'm pretty sure Vinny will be next.
  13. Twilight are amazing...
  14. Shout out to everyone who did the starter Pokemon poll! I really appreciate it. :)

  15. I'm doing some informal research and would like to see which starter you all chose. You don't have to say why if you don't want to. EDIT: Please try to get as many people to vote as possible.
  16. Updated my signature to match my current Nuzlocke team in Reborn. Let me know what you think! ;)

  17. perfectly fresh pastas...
  18. Miley flippin' Cyrus...
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