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Not necessarily 200... but since you asked for it, here's my suggestion. Keep Guts as its ability Current stats: 105 HP / 140 Atk / 95 Def / 55 SpA / 65 SpD / 45 Spe --- BST 505 New stats: 105 HP / 165 Atk / 110 Def / 65 SpA / 95 SpD / 65 Spe --- BST 605 Not too OP, and probably not so much better than the normal form. Alternatively... New stats: 105 HP / 180 Atk / 115 Def / 65 SpA / 85 SpD / 55 Spe --- BST 605

Now you only have to wait for Gamefreak to give Conkeldurr a mega evolution (straight to ubers)

And then all trainers rushed to the Day-Care to bring Magikarp to lvl19 and then fought wildlife for that 1 extra level.

Explanation: Gratteras is based on Oceania. Australia is in Oceania. Aboriginal australian tribes used to worship the Uluru, which is a giant rock in the the desert. There are multiple waterfalls, springs, rock caves and ancient paintings in the area surrounding it. Temples being in the surrounding area or on top of the rock is something expected from a game. Not so much from a pokemon game, but still possible. Therefore, types connected with worshiping and astral or devine presences are of Psychic and Ghost type. Just because it says nature, it doesn't mean that this nature needs to be an alive one. It can be a force of nature that build this area, or the world of Gratteras. A dead nature that does not obey the rules of "mother nature". However, a place of worship, like a temple, that's frequently visited and is connected to creation and not destruction is not a typical home for a ghost gym. The surrounding area can be, but not the temple itself. Therefore, psychic.

In I guess. Again if internet lets me do so. edit: Seems my internet connection is staggering. I'll have to quit.

This goes back to the basics. You should check Slant's and Skitty's guide which is pinned in this very subforum. Make sure you use pokemon you like, depending on the tier. Then focus on offensive and defensive synergy. The easiest team archetype to use is balanced, so go for that now that you begin your career in competitive battling. Try to find roles for your pokemon. A team is not just 6 individually strong pokemon grouped together. Good things to have when making a team are: 1) A hazard controller - this pokemon puts hazards on the field or removes them from your side or both sides, or both. Essential in most teams, as chip damage can be proved detrimental for the outcome of the battle mid-game. It's also harsh to see your fire, bug, ice, flying pokemon to lose huge chunks of their HP from Stealth Rock, so Rapid Spinners or Defoggers are your best bet. A pokemon with Magic Bounce can also fit the role, but if rocks make it to your side, magic bounce cannot account for much. 2) A WALLBREAKER - this pokemon has the ability to dish huge damage, often without setting up. Great to deal with Walls that focus on outstalling you, getting your life bit by bit, while healing themselves with Recover, Softboiled, Synthesis or even with Wish (dangerous as it can be passed around). 3) A Wall - this guy can be physical, special or both. It focuses on stopping the opponent's attacks on one spectrum at least, so you can stop their momentum and build yours. Remember that when playing, you want to establish your rules on the field and make the opponent play your game, not the other way around. 4) The Speed - if not playing stall, this one is in every single team. It's a pokemon that either has great base speed, has priority, or is scarfed. Works if you need something that got too fast too soon gone, or to scout for moves. Usually those carry U-turn or Volt-Switch, to be able to deal some damage, while almost certain that their speed guarantees they hit first, and go away so something bulkier can take the hit. Hit-N-Run. More roles are there. You might want to check smogon's lists of roles too. What I like to have in teams that are more balanced is 1 or 2 pokemon that work as support for the rest of the team, crippling the major threats and allowing the sweepers and wallbreakers to do their job without much resistance. Usually paired with a pokemon that can set up in terms of speed.

Can we remove the notifications that regard the Messenger? Basically we get two notifications of the same thing, since the messenger already notifies you if someone has replied to you, added you to a conversation or left one. edit: it doesn't if they leave one, but it could be modified to show if they did.

9/10 no teeth

Does this terminate the weather effects? If it doesn't, then Thunder already has Acc boosted to 100% due to rain, and if Sunny Day were to be used, the Rainbow field appears.

Psychic

Is life in the army that boring that you felt like 700+ hours had passed?

6.9/10 Points deducted for Titania not looking badass enough.

Or it will miss a KO that a 2 Atk would get, and then the legendary you wanted to catch will stay with 1HP.

SPOILERS

It's quite complicated to describe, so here's a that instructs step by step how to get it.

Ashes remind me to kill you sometime in the future...

For the sake of the argument, one would say that since it's for 1 day only, it doesn't have that much of an impact that makes it tiring. I acknowledge that, and the fact that some people just want their favorite or a certain pokemon to appear for a day in every battle. In my opinion, this whole thing is going to be forgotten quickly and things will return to their previous pace. Therefore even if the final decision is against it, it will eventually fade out and disappear.

Or something else..