NickCrash

dragon116 Just saw BlueMoon is watching this. Come forth!!!

We saw that move in the original trailer, didn't we? It smashed an Exeggute.

Labradora=Calcenon.p2 The two used to be one city until Silph and Yureyu bought different parts to compete with each other effectively dividing the city into two.

You're better than that. Make a killing game with the anime's producers and writers.

I didn't even have to click. kek I just hope the gif we saw in the train station didn't lead only to Spinel Town and we could see up-close part of the desert, since its size could take the mapping of an entire episode. Don't forget we also haven't seen Calcenon.p2 and Agate Town, and the latter appeared pretty when we had our sleepover with Cain and Terra. However, will it also include a bridge over water? We can only wait and see.

It was a bad move to stay in when so many Tornadus-T carry Heat Wave, Superpower or both. As for the rain team, you could switch back and forth with Toxicroak when you expect Waterfall, just to stop the rain faster. I believe Keldeo checks M-Swampert, as it survives an EQ and kills with Sacred Sword. If you keep Zam and Tornadus, you have the upper hand no matter if Weavile, Excadrill and Toxicroak end up dying.

The important thing is, will we see part of the desert or not?

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~ ~ ~ Hello and welcome to another RMT of mine. This time we have a team that began as a mock but the offense core of M-Metagross and Talonflame ended up being pretty good in regular OU, so I decided to casually build upon that with pokemon that I don't use very often, such as Kyurem-B and Zapdos. Naturally it went through various stages, at first also including Gallade (part of the original three-way core), but here we are, bulky enough to take a couple of hits, yet deadly enough to punch holes in opposing teams. They work well with each other, and they hope to prove their worth to you. Without further ado... The Members Breloom @ Life Orb Ability: Technician EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Mach Punch - Bullet Seed - Spore - Rock Tomb Pretty standard LO set with nice STAB priority and utility in Spore, which allows me to defeat Stall and remove worrisome opponents from active play, either on the switch or by outspeeding them. If I put a key threat to sleep the game becomes much easier. Rock Tomb is there instead of the (now) common Swords Dance to deal with Fliers on the switch or simply stop a sweep by making something slow enough. Really cool guy and sometimes underestimated due to its multiple weaknesses. Metagross-Mega @ Metagrossite Ability: Clear Body EVs: 252 Atk / 4 Def / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Meteor Mash - Zen Headbutt - Ice Punch - Hammer Arm The mega of the team, and main killing machine. Metagross's ability skyrockets my damage input and manages to completely destroy unprepared teams. Usually you see it have Thunder Punch instead of Ice, but given the moves the other members have, I believe it's much better to OHKO threats like Garchomp, Landorus-T and Gliscor than have something else weaken them first, since they can punch holes in my team. The rest is pretty standard, with dual STAB and Hammer Arm to punch through Ferrothorn and the occasional Chansey that think they can come in and wall moi. Talonflame Ability: Gale Wings EVs: 248 HP / 48 Atk / 212 Spe Jolly Nature - Acrobatics - Roost - Swords Dance - Will-O-Wisp I like having a fat monster that can dish damage. Call me weird. Talonflame's EV spread allows it to outspeed all 115 base speed mons, meaning that only Tornadus-I, Weavile and other Talons can outspeed it. It does not care much, truth be told, since those pokemon don't pose much threat. It can burn up its foes and proceed to setup in front of them, as with 1 SD it reaches 420 Atk. Combine that with a 110 attack shot with priority and you have a bulky fast killing machine that can return some life once in a while. Sure it doesn't like rocks much, but that's why we got Zapdos in the team. Not so standard set, but gets the job done. Kyurem-Black @ Life Orb Ability: Teravolt Shiny: Yes EVs: 20 Atk / 252 SpA / 236 Spe Mild Nature - Ice Beam - Earth Power - Fusion Bolt - Roost Once you go Kyurem-Black, you... better give it a nice mixed set that can bring any foe to their knees. Its absurd high Atk allows me to throw all EVs (and nature) into SpA and still have ~375 in both. Speed EVs allow me to outspeed every jolly thing with 80 base Spe and lower, all uninvested 110s and the Life Orb increases the damage dealt to levels high enough to level the whole opponent team. After all, its destructive power is on a whole new level (ok I stop here). Mainly special to deal with all physical tanks that wall my previously introduced pokemon, yet has Fusion Bolt to dent all fat Water pokemon easily. It's natural bulk gives me plenty of opportunities to recover some LO damage with Roost, and that's why I keep it instead of Dragon Claw / Outrage. I already have Metagross, so Iron Head would be redundant anyway. Did I mention that Teravolt doesn't give a shit about Rotom-W's Levitate? Even though it wasn't in the team from the start, it quickly rose to stardom. Can you believe I didn't use it till now? Clefable @ Leftovers Ability: Magic Guard EVs: 252 HP / 172 Def / 84 SpD Calm Nature IVs: 0 Atk - Stealth Rock / Knock Off - Moonblast - Soft-Boiled - Thunder Wave Clefable became an incredible pokemon when it turned into Fairy type. The main set may be one, but it has so many variations, it's so fun to use to cater for your team's needs. Right now the 3 moves are set, as T-wave provides invaluable support for my other relatively slow damage dealers, Breloom and Kyurem-B, making sweeping much easier when the game is set. Moonblast destroys quite a few regular walls like M-Sableye and Altaria, while Soft-boiled keeps me healthy. The last spot 8/10 has SR as I need to apply a bit of pressure into my opponents, but sometimes I experiment with Knock Off to surprise people who rely on their items to deal damage. I haven't decided yet, inclined towards SR, but time will tell. You can also tell me your preference. Zapdos @ Leftovers Ability: Pressure EVs: 248 HP / 196 Def / 48 SpA / 16 Spe Bold Nature IVs: 0 Atk - Discharge - Roost - Defog - Heat Wave When it was in UU, it was one of my favorite pokemon to use, and for good reason. Good bulk, more than average SpA which can do serious damage even with minimal investment, a nice speed tier, and a very interesting movepool that helps Zapdos work as a glue for many teams. I have to admit I was salty when it rose to OU, but till recently I wasn't letting go of my pride to use it in its new home. Right now it has become a crucial member of the team, providing hazard control, as it's much more important to keep them off my side than throw them to the other one, as both Talonflame and Kyurem-B suffer from those pesky rocks. Zapdos doesn't care much, as it can sponge a few hits and Roost up the damage, while inducing parahax with Discharge. Well, it's not that reliable, and appears that Scald burns happen a lot more, but it's there when I need it and has saved my butt more times than I remember. Heat wave is ironically my only Fire coverage move, and works nicely in tandem with talonflame, as people expect me to run the more offensive set so they enter with Scizor or Serperior, just to feel the Bern. Hot stuff. - - - Long introduction is done. The team, even though it doesn't have the top used pokemon like Lando-T or Heatran, stands its ground pretty well so far. I hope to improve it, and use those guys a little more now that I found interesting ways to combine them, and I also hope that you help me improve upon the team. I don't mind changes, as they could be compiled in order for the new creation to become a v2 (so to speak) of the team, so feel free to shoot me with your suggestions. At some point I'll try Keldeo, so if you were going to propose it, just give me a set you like best. If you are reading this far, you are awesome. Good luck in your games, and as always... ~Thank You~

We have the same system here, although we don't pay for the exam. I personally ask them to fail me if the grade is below 7 (or 8 sometimes), since I'm not fine with it and it motivates me to work harder next time. Right now I have to retake 3 exams, but I'm fine with it, since I can always make time to study them further. Don't worry. Your case is complete and utter BS, so bother them as much as you can. Maybe they'll realise their mistake. Come back here and comment.

It's-a-me, Nick! Back when the facial hair didn't make me look like a hobo that much Aaand obviously something distracted me...

One could look at the NG codes and make a wild guess that Tengan wanted to indirectly cleanse the Future Foundation from all those he deemed unworthy or incapable to understand and accept his way of doing things. By making himself a player, he removes part of the suspicion, however not everyone was at the same risk of dying. Ryota is being forced not to use his talent, unless it's an altruistic act of what he considers to be the way to bring back hope, while others constantly risk their lives. Some people had it much better than others. Put 15 people into a room, and inform them that one of them may kill the others one at a time, every night. Certainly, acts of violence are bound to happen, due to mistrust and certain people's character. Lock a master boxer, a wrestler, a swordsmaster, a ninja blacksmith and a pharmacist on steroids together, and expect them not to maul each other but drink tea (sarcasm). When you give someone a code like "Don't witness acts of violence", "Don't get hit by a kick or punch" or even worse "Don't open your left hand" you are effectively dooming them. Asahina was hit several times during the series, but was lucky enough not to be specifically punched (even if hit by Juzo's metal pole, and Seiko's backhand). It's not evident, but it hints that Tengan wanted those individuals gone, and perhaps with this game, he thought he would have an easier time convincing the remaining people that his way of doing things is the most effective one.

Nyu's house. I have left some berries there that need to be watered.

You can play the whole game without needing to use a Grass type, but they certainly have moments when they can shine. As for the Dept. Store, it allows you to get the following mons, since their items cannot be found in the wild: Electivire, Magmortar, Weavile, Gliscor as well as those you needed to search a bit more to find: Porygon2 and Z, Dusknoir, Gallade, Roserade, Froslass and Honchkrow As for the Fire types, I believe only Charizard, Blaziken, Infernape, Magmortar, Volcarona, Talonflame and the legendaries are inobtainable.

He finally found a way he believes will benefit the side of Hope, and since he's been useless or even harmful till now, he is going to stand by his decision till he realises the irony in his actions. We just entered a LoTR parallel, as brainwashing videos cannot be used for good. The brainwashing only serves one master; despair. Mitarai is creating his own type of dispair, by labeling it 'hope'. I'd like some help understanding his thinking process. Mitarai was the first to witness the results of a successful brainwashing in Mikan. He was still unaware of Junko's final objective by that point, which should have shown him that using any medium to brainwash people leads to madness, unless when the 'subject' is directly controlled by their 'master'. He had established that. Back when he was drafting his 'hope anime', he used techniques to inspire people, not force certain thoughts and ideals into them. Before Junko used his technology for her own purposes, he was ignorant of this potential, as he seemed shocked they could have been used in such a way. In terms of character development I deduce two possible scenarios from that point on: He either pretty much liked the idea of brainwashing, but he's just going to use it for his own benefit, or he is still naive and thinks this is the way to liberate people from despair. Either case, it's going to take more than a pep-talk from Makoto before he... changes his mind. @Tacos, I meant that people everywhere are bashing at Juzo and even here he first became the meme of the "local man who destroys everything". He is even seen blaming himself, as if the writers of the show really want us to hate him.

Everyone makes their appearance in this thread. When you are new, you enjoy playing in the Arcade. Then, you find your place in the other parts of the forum. Usually those who end up in the Troubleshooting section take more responsibility. They come and go, but the thread remains. Some return to remember the feeling of when we were newbies here, others never return or do so just to take a quick glance and leave. With that, I'll guess Spineblade.

Technically it all begins with Ryota's videos, so it would be poetic justice if he ends up dying trying to broadcast a third video aimed just to undo the effects of the others. Also, give Juzo a break. He didn't know about Mitarai's NG code. At least now Hina can take a hit, and Munakata open the bathroom door. He's probably going to die after this, but w/e, he served his purpose. Chisa and Junko casually watching the events from the afterlife, yet the other dead are not present. Also Hajime still killing people that rush at him.

^goes on to set a new record. Ame, will we get our long lost Togepi in ep16?

He's a cool guy. He sells TMs from time to time, likes baseball, his favorite colour is Grey, and does not get along with Gary, the main assistant whom you ask for directions everytime you get lost trying to find the next gym.