Quattro Staravia

One the I (and perhaps many others) have noticed when nicknaming pokemon in Reborn is that in the naming screen, there is no way to tell what gender the pokemon is. Now, obviously, when one catches a pokemon in reborn, they can see the gender before the Pokedex screen/nicknaming screen. However, with gift pokemon, this is not the case. Hence my suggestion. Now, I am well aware that when one tries to suggest implementing ideas from Zeta/Omicron, they are ridiculed for potentially making Reborn easier than the offical games. However, this has nothing to do with difficulty. In recent versions of Zeta/Omicron, they have added a gender symbol to the Nicknaming Screen to make nicknaming pokemon a little easier. Perhaps the same should be done here. Any thoughts?

Been there done that with the Aqua Jet Situation. I had planned for Zuzu (the traded Azurill) to breed with the Golduck Duckman, but Zuzu became Male, So, after a few other breedings I got a Huge Power Aqua Jet Marill. (The Reason why one of my Marills is 46, is because I wondered if Play Rough could be passed on, it couldn't.) I think I mined all where I can mine at this point, so does anyone know where there is any blast powder? (For Heart Scales)

I have heard many a legend of how Aya, the Tsundere sister of Cain, is perhaps one of the toughest (if not THE toughest) gym challenge in Reborn. So, after facing her twice and getting bodied, I would like some team advice. THE TEAM: Tsubaki the Zangoose (40) Adamant, Immunity False Swipe, Detect, X-Scissor, Taunt Kitty Pryde the Female Meowstic (38) Modest, Keen Eye Psyshock, Shadow Ball, Covet, Extrasensory Emeraldas the Fearow (41) Hasty, Sniper Peck, Aerial Ace, Roost, Fury Attack Haruto the Blaiken (43) Adamant, Speed Boost High Jump Kick, Blaze Kick, Bulk Up, Ember Makoto the Diggersby (26) Gentle, Huge Power Mud Slap, Takedown, Mud Shot, Double Kick Zanzibar the Phanphy (22) Naive, Sand Veil Flail, Takedown, Rollout, Natural Gift Obviously I'm training the Diggersby and Phanphy. ON DECK: Whismur (5) Budew (5) Skitty (15) 2 Poochyenas (9, 15) Pachirisu (3) Littleo (16) Hoppip (10) Ekans (12) Happiny (10) Mareep (10) Driftloon (20) Kricketune (21) Ponyta (25) Geodude (22) Scraggy (15) Porygon (20) Chingling (23) Heatmor (40) Phanpy (26) Krabby (33) Houndor (20) Swinub (32) Koffing (15) Pansear (5) Vulpix (31) Azumarill (40) Growlithe (1) Zoroark (38) 3 Plussles (15) Zigzagoon (15) 2 Minnun (15) Trubbish (16) Diggersby (36) Skorupi (31) Lillipup (15) Pancham (22) Croagunk (32) Cacturne (34) Sharpedo (42) Persian (37) Granbull (28) Murkrow (40) 2 Golducks (33, 38) Ditto (27) 2 Marills (46, 18) Manectric (39) Doduo (24) Diglett (25) The Digglett Mentioned in the On Deck section has Low Attack IVs and Sand Veil, so I am thinking of catching another one. Also, the Diggersby on deck is Modest.

You have to go to the end of Pyrorus Mountain and face Former Fire Gym Leader Cal (The most whipped man in existence). Bring some flying and/or Fairy types.

Absolutely, but it is vital to update it with stuff added/changed in newer episodes (Such as the Ralts/Gothita/Espurr in that one house)

Nighttime did the trick. Apparently I had to catch Murkrow first??? Also, it was indeed raining the day I first saw Zorua. Had to revert back to today to catch it.

In the Official Pokemon list, it said that Zorua is to be found Hiding and seeking around Reborn City's Alleyways. I later found in the weather exclusive list that the first encounter with Zorua is during a Windy day. So, I go set my computer clock to last Monday (Since it was windy that day) and searched for the elusive dark beast. ANd what did I get for it? A Zigzagoon and Multiple Plusles and Minuns. So I am wondering if there is anything else nessesary for Zorua to appear. Extra Info: It was raining as well as windy that monday. PS. Also while searching I saw the Pokesnax seller, am I supposed to?

Bitch, I see your Clefairy and show you FEARow. Sniper+Attack EVs for most of Early game+Physical Bird=Motherfuckers DIE.

Speaking of Gamers Tree, is there any reason why they didn't show when Fern join Team Meteor?

Does anyone know where to find Rose Insence? I know it's needed to get Budew, but I'm hearing jack squat on where the incense is itself.

Anything that can learn High Jump Kick: Kamen Rider Reference (Which makes me mad that Heracross dosen't know it... but that's another story.) Local Normal Bird : Quattro (see my avatar)

No, I was thinking about how a Ghost Type Pokemon is able to hit Normal types. Something that shouldn't even be possible.

How is that even possible.

Updated first post with an update on my example.

I'm saying it's evolution takes hits like a motherfucker well the same way Gyrados kills Motherfuckers well. :Kappa: That and Feebas is an ugly fish. :Kappa:

Hate to say this, but from what I heard, Milotic is about as much a defensive powerhouse as Gyrados is an offensive one. So unless Tanking is considered a National Pastime in Reborn, then Febass will debut in Episode Number Cake.

Yeah. A Gothita's at it's old spot.

As many of us know, when a pokemon used in Reborn is considered OP, in the next Episode it is either: A. Moved to a later point in the game (Zubat, Ralts, Abra) B.Removed Entirely (Magikarp) Some may feel discouraged at the power wielded by their opponents, and the (Supposed) butter knives wielded by you (As in, they can't hurt, but they can poke real hard.) Therefore, inspired by http://www.smogon.com/forums/threads/dont-use-that-use-this-xy-ou-edition.3499671/ from over at Smogon, I'd like to talk some strategy. First of all, mention a pokemon that fits the descriptions mentioned at the beginning of the thread (such as Zubat) Then, mention a possible alternative to use for that point (Such as Spearow). Explain your reasoning. For example, a post could look like this (Note: this is going on my most recent play through, where I just beat Julia, so this is merely untested theory) : CONFIRMED: Only used my Combusken against Florina's Cradilly and Ferroseed. Can't use Golbat during the 2nd Fern/Florinia battle? Use Spearow! Reason: Spearow is a very good reason to grind a bidoof to level 15, and trade it for a Littleo. The reason being, is that it knows headbutt. You can get a Spearow by headbutting trees at Opal. Among the birds that one can get early in the game, Spearow/Fearow is the only purely physical one. Since Attack EVs are more prosperous than Special Attack EVs Early Game, Fearow could possibly be an early sweeper. If you want, you can quote the post and say your opinion, or add your own!