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Well, not what I had in mind, but those are actually better and never getting into a pokemon game Notes 1) The curly hair changes direction in the last pictures, indicating the use of hair product (or wig) 2) Picture1: It's seen some shit 3) Picture2: Pikachu-fication? 4) Was any of those pictures inspired by either Parasite or Berserk? 5) I can almost see Umbreown struggle with the decision of using one of those as a profile picture

Will the battles be in OU format?

And stop at GenIX? You do understand that GenX is something everyone will wait no matter how many pokemon there are. If they make an absolute total of 1000 pokemon I will be satisfied and pokemon will die for me then. The next generations will no longer exist. At least after Hoehn they had the decency not to include the "Gotta catch 'em all" on the package.

Alright, I'll ask a few more questions. Feel free to give me a number of correct guesses. I'll throw in a few unreasonable ones and randoms too, so you won't feel as if you were spoiling things when you answer. Does it gain eyes? Does the tail keep the blue colour? Does the tail transform into another limb? Do things attach to the pokemon? Do things extend from the already existing picture? Does blood run out of the eyes as if they were crying? Does a mouth appear on its belly?

Does the typing change? That's all I need to know.

Do not worry Bibs, Normal cannot function without a mega (and imo needs Meloetta), so it's probably higher up. Normally you'll see types without legendaries (like Poison) or without the need for a mega (like Water, Ground and Dark) in the first places, especially if you want to make this hard. At the same time you have one-dimentional types like Electric, which may be in the first spots as well, since they can't make use of legends either. Even with Electivire they still have a long way to go. However, I stay a bit skeptical since M-Ampharos is a thing that would benefit the electrics and is a shame not to be in the team. Grass is going to be way too easy to start with, being deprived of megas (yes even with Cradily, Ludicolo, Roserade and Ferrothorn), so they'd probably want to buff it up to the positions where you can use a mega (M-Venu or M-Sceptile are very good options) as things like Celebi and Shaymin aren't allowed. For the same reasons with Normal I would exclude Fire, Ice, Fighting, Bug, Fairy, and Rock I do not think they would go so far as to remove Dragon's potential early on (aka M-Altaria), so my guesses are: edit: Right now I am very curious about the pokemon the Psychic leader will use.

Does a series of cutscenes that transcend the actual gameplay time count as a movie?

Challenge accepted

So the evolution uses this as a puppet? (klinklang-klinklang-klinklang)

But this time... it's got a TAIL!!! (...mention only because I dislike the tail; a clown has all he needs to be terrifying) And it's going to evolve into IT Personally it reminded me of the porcellain dolls from "Another" I just got a flashback from Pan's Labyrinth Please tell me that once it evolves it either loses the tail or it becomes the main focus of the pokemon. Both work.

Since everyone has essentially 3 challenges per week, if someone is unable to connect one of the 3 days due to rl stuff, can they use their chance on the next day, provided of course it's still Fri-Sun.

My suggestion for 1 extra team was meant for it to be registered along with the player. Instead, an improvement to that is registering 8 mons which will be used in rotation. Given that about 50% of the OU tier is either legendaries or pokemon whose main use is a Mega form, it's almost certain that people will resort to BL, UU and lower tier pokemon in their fights. As you see on the ladder (and the RCBA matches) some do this quite frequently. Therefore being restricted to UU and below will not change anything as people will make sure the UU pokemon they were going to use anyway are put in the last 2 slots. I suppose the leaders are free to make any switch they like so, in recap, the organising team should consider the 2 extra slots.

This guide is meant to help people get started with the game. Given it's based on ORAS, the only change in the meta is the release of Hoopa forms. If you mean additions of viability and threat lists, that should be a completely different thread.

You will need it for something even bigger. Just keep the leech seed (and prankster) For Kiki, you can always use the various Poison types to wall the Fighting moves, and use Swoobat's speed and Calm Mind to deal with the big threats. Even if you have to switch around, you should have no problems.

You should probably also post which types are in each bracket. Also, it would be nice if challengers could register 1-3 different teams for the league for the following reasons: a) Avoid counter-teaming Avoid having someone unable to progress simply because their team gets devastated by a certain pick of pokemon. By the way, why register the moves too? What's the point except for the leaders knowing exactly the fighting style of the challenger? Allowing them to switch moves will also help the players improve over time, and it also gives an element of surprise if one decides to play an unusual set. However, if the leader already has knowledge of that, the element of surprise is gone, and the player (who did not switch their pokemon around) is left without many options.

Now that the quarter finals are about to start, we should get interviews from the final 4 guys.

Strap-on Vileplume I'm waiting for Tomas to appear with his usual hashtag #thisusedtobeaseriousproject

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