NickCrash

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That's already done. Now SAURON (Space and Aeronautics United Rings OrganizatioN) is in charge of travelling to space. (especially timeless space) I wish I had a way to survive a nuclear blast

Sadly Volcarona is in BL and thus not picked frequently enough. Either way, Serperior boasts a nice speed and its ability will definitely find its uses in the metagame. I don't think it's enough for OU, but time will tell. Sadly it can only use the moveset proposed in the above tea

You are correct in many ways, but anyone older than... say 15-16 who still enjoys pokemon (meaning the majority here) would be shy and not participate in local events or tournaments, because the age group at which the franchise is targeted is below that. Our protagonist is a 10-yo

Growing old is inevitable. Growing up is optional.

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Smooth...

Farewell Zippo.

I'm so tough I can change the bicycle chain on the move and shave my head with a toothpick and a fairy duster.

Granted. All this ionized gas was compressed and formed a tiny cube, not visible to the human eye. It retains its heat, so every time we step on it, we burn ourselves. I wish I could learn anything I wanted in a second and not forget it.

Lake

Rock Slide was the last option from (yet another) EQ and Crunch. I mentioned it having things like Arceops, Articuno, Mantine, Xatu and Camerupt in mind. You can hurt the last two with similar ease and damage with Crunch too. Since it is not offensively invested, it could even work with Seismic toss. You'll see and judge if those moves suit you or not. I am just throwing ideas on the table.

Initially the point was about roar, as the scarfer is definitely going to get locked, so you will have to switch either way. In this case, roar has no use. When you are going to use it, the other pokemon should either get locked to a move that does no damage, so they switch and you force a second switch, or they use another move that can cause harm. If they don't switch, you'll have to endure the damage and then roar to switch them, which I find less productive, as you already have a similar move on Steelix.

Welcome to the forum. If this volcano is what I think, you'd better leave your "status" at the door. You are about to get your soul taken away. Feel free to wander around and find stuff to discuss with the whole lot of us. If you need help with the game in terms of where to find things or need your team fixed and upgraded go to the "Reborn" section. Come play games at the Wasteland and if you have an interest in writing, Creative Writing & Roleplay is the place to go.

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All forms in route 3, with Staraptor having a 1% of appearing.

Don Corleone always had a Roserade in his pocket. But, yes it was a mistake. It will be fixed in the next episode release. Reborn is not tough because of stupid luck. It's tough because it's logical.

The disney villain

^you really did those things... I'm so tough that I don't have to avoid bullets. I collect them and turn them into grenades.

Granted. There is a catch though. The first time you do it, you will have to jump into the same hole that Nez created. I wish I didn't have to sleep

I suppose he has pokemon he uses, but changes them around and wants a standard 6th for the team to be competitive. My suggestions are the following: A defensive Cofagrigus with WoW, Hex, D-bond and a move of your choice If you have the patience, raise a Clefable to deal easier with Dragons. You will meet Saphira, Heather and Ciel after all. A Frozlass is always nice. Scrafty is always a choice. Great coverage and nice defence.

I am concerned with Granbull's set. I don't see a reason it should carry both roar and protect. I suppose you will bet on a setup or resisting a hit and switching the foe around, hoping that something that does nothing to Granbull comes in and takes rock damage, but that usually ends in you getting damage that could have been avoided if you switched to one of your walls. In my opinion you should change one of those moves for an attacking move to wear down an opponent not able to cause you much trouble. Since you already have enough of EQ, my suggestions are either Crunch or Rockslide (for awesome coverage and surprise kills). If you are skeptical about the damage they'd make, you can always pack the ever trustworthy Seismic toss. Happy to see that you changed your views on the tank by the name of Mantine and now consider it more than "just another guy".

Well, I did the teambuilding first in showdown to ensure they learn the moves I give them. Even if water goes through the cracks, what good is it if you still lose your footing? I didn't realize we were considering the battle also in anime style. If we put it in more real-like scenarios, then one slot will go for pound or scratch for both.