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King Lycaon?

It has been stuck in my head all day. It is glorious.

Many will still probably use Mega Sabelye just because it's such a good Pokemon, but it is great to have Cerberus back. 

Oh, also I guess this was Mega Hera's release as well. I thought it had been distributed before, but I guess not.

I can't really fault them for that since I am too. 

Colorless units are the scariest to me atm. Azura can handle the Reds, Lucina the Greens, and Julia the blues, but even Takumi can struggle against colorless foes like Kagero. Particularly frightening is the dancer+Kagero combo. I have a backup calvary team (spearheaded by Reinhardt and Eliwood) in case it ever gets too bad, but for now I like using my Julia team. 

I really enjoy Aria too, but I do feel like Pirouette is somewhat better than Mega Lop in one particular way (and noticeably worse in others). The main perk of Pirouette over Mega Lop is its ability to lure in Special walls and obliterate them, making it a really good partner for special sweepers. 

I just so happened to be looking up the specific mechanics of Transform earlier today, funny how that works out. Basically, like Arkhi said, it will fail if used on Ditto or a Pokemon already transformed- with the notable exception of Gen I. In Gen I, if you are in a trainer battle where both you and your opponent only have a Ditto left, the battle will never end because Ditto continually transforms into itself, restoring its PP every time it does so. Since you can't run from trainer battles and Ditto can only learn Transform, you will be forced to soft reset your way out of the battle unless you have an infinity to kill. 

Yep, although it is incredibly important to note that the Z Crystal does not change the type of Judgement, so Z Crystal sets work better with physically attacking Arceus builds. 

Frollo is hella (haha) scary, particularly because he is an easily recognizable character who exists in our world as well, as in the sanctimonious hypocrites who gain power and then actively betray the values they supposedly uphold. Not to mention that he embodies the idea of entitlement to another's body, which is always a scary subject. 

Definitely my favorite Disney villain because he is extraordinarily natural and plain old menacing. Hellfire is probably one of my favorite Disney songs of all time too. 

Tbh, the overall structure of that sentence is appalling to me. Like, I understand that it is intentionally written to be ambiguous and allow for different interpretations, but frankly, it still bothers me a little bit. 

Hoothoot goes insane: Cootcoot

Hoothoot gets trapped on an ice puzzle: Scootscoot

I didn't say that you should switch your Xern in on the thing, I'm simply stating that it can set-up on Phero and handle it, a task which would be ill advised for say, Genesect.

For reference, 252+ Atk Choice Band Pheromosa Poison Jab vs. 0 HP / 0 Def Xerneas: 312-368 (79.3 - 93.6%) -- guaranteed 2HKO

Completely uninvested Xern (something that is highly unlikely to see) lives Banded Adamant 252 Phero's Poison Jab unless Xern is poisoned and even then Xern will survive if it was a low roll. Obviously don't switch Xerneas in on Pheromosa, as there are incredibly few Pokemon in existence who can safely do that, but Xerneas is a Pokemon that should always be brought in safely anyways so it can survive the turn it needs to set up a Geomancy. 

I will admit, however, that Poison Jab Pheromasa slipped my mind when I wrote my previous post. Your point on scouting out the set before safely switching is still a valid one, but I do feel that it will still be outclassed in Ubers as the vast majority of teams run some form of priority to handle dangerous Pokemon that have already set up or would be normally impossible to outspeed, like Deoxys-S, for instance. 

Well the biggest problems for Phero I see are Xerneas, which can set up on it as it resists both stabs, E-Killer Arceus, Giritina, Deoxys-S, and Aegislash, in addition to any other Pokemon running strong STAB priority, like Yveltal or Mega Lucario. Not to even mention the threat speed boosters pose to it as both Blaziken and Scoliopede (the two most common Speed Passers) can handle it fairly well.

I mean, it isn't that far fetched. The time from XY to ORAS was a year and even from ORAS to SuMo, that was only two years there. Suffice to say, there will be another main series game in either 2017 or 2018, although if it is to be released this year we will likely see the first teasers in a month or two. Maybe a Switch side game will come out in the mean time. 

There could be event Z-crystals later on (as in either after a major update or after the next game releases), they still have old mega stones to slowly give out rip both Mega Ralts , there's a few more HA Pokemon to be released, such as the starters, oh, and a few other little things like Custap Berry. 

I don't really use hands products that often, but when I do I too enjoy the soft feeling of my hands. The reason I don't do it often is because, similar to Mael, I don't like the oily texture it leaves behind. I'm a very tactile person, so having anything on my hands is extremely distracting.

well yeah, but Lodestar is just kinda a poor magical class, so it might not live up to expectations and another sword wielding class would likely work better. Lodestar is also very similar to a dodge tank, so once again, another class might function a little better there. granted, these are children units, so given enough seals and investment, they can basically do anything. just my two cents on the matter. 

Why Lodestar? Their Magic cap (26) is a lower than even some other sword using classes. Swordmaster/Hoshido Noble cap at 28, and Dark Knight/Nohr Noble at 31. While the noble classes are a little tricky to get many of units into because their parent must have married Corrin, Swordmaster and Dark Knight should be easily obtainable goals for most through Partner and Friendship Seals. 

And that is why you keep everyone out of Ike's range in 3-13 (or put him to sleep and charge on in). 

the hour a new episode/new spotlight on Reborn on a relevant website comes outs 

all I'm trying to say is it's a silly thing to have the option to check a rating that doesn't exist. 

well yeah, but then why is there an option to check the ladder? there is no ladder there. 

Hmm. What is the average level that someone's Pokemon is by the time they face Garchomp? like, 35-40? because a 0 IV, non-invested Garchomp at level 75 has almost twice the HP of a 31 IV, 252 HP EV Pyukumuku at level 40. 

So in summary, two, maybe three Pyukumukus can pull it off. Pretty similar deal with Arceus, although 2 Pyukumukus have a higher chance of pulling that one off. 

Ally units that are recruitable characters or guard requirements are just the worst. FE6 has several instances of that two in the same chapter, even. FE4's annoying requirement that all of Lachesis' Paladins survive to obtain the Knight Ring is so bothersome if you want to actually use the chapter to train her that I just let them die every time. 

FE9/10 handles allied units really well, I feel. They had competent stats, you wouldn't get harshly punished if you lost a few (like say, lose a couple incredibly valuable promotional items looking at you, Hero of the Western Isles/Caught in the Middle), and their efforts would reward you with valuable BEXP to increase your units with, so it's not like you need to worry about kill stealing. 

Although I do agree Beak Blast is a better name in general.