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My character may not have been recruited yet, but that also means he won't have any opportunities for dying in the first few chapters, so gotta look on the bright side :]

The Danganronpa game you would be thinking of is Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls. It's a side game that features Makoto's little sister.

Search on your pc for Game.rxdata Right click and "go to file location" Rename the file Game.rxdata into something else, but make sure you keep the .rxdata on the end (for example, you might try renaming it to "Game1.rxdata" Open Reborn. Select New Game, since Reborn no longer sees your save. If you want to change it back at any point, just go back there and do it again, except you'll need to rename whatever game save you want to use into Game.rxdata That's everything. It is very easy.

How about Golett/Golurk, as they are based upon the concept of golems created by mages and used to do their bidding? Baltoy/Claydol also could fit that theme for the same reasons. You could also do Zorua/Zoroark, as they are based on the concept of illusions and subterfuge, a common trend among stage magicians also means you won't just die every time a dark type comes out. Riolu/Lucario exist as options due to their manipulation of Aura, which is a strange magical substance in the Pokemon world. Yamask and Cofagrigus for the concept of reanimation (like zombies).

I would strongly recommend rescuing the police officers in the Jasper Ward and grabbing the rewards for that quest: a Growlithe, and, in exchange for a Growlithe egg, you receive a mystery egg that contains a very strong Pokemon that might not be obtainable otherwise, like Axew or Larvesta. I found Ludicolo to be a solid option, but it does take some understanding of its learnsets to make it not terrible. For starters, you can't evolve Lotad until level 30 or 36 so you can get Giga Drain or Energy Ball respectively for Grass STAB moves. Otherwise, it's kinda screwed Grass-moves wise. And then you must keep your new Lombre from evolution until level 44 for Hydro Pump to give yourself a more powerful Water move until Surf much later on.

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Ludicolo is an excellent choice for fighting Amaria due to type matchup alone. Make sure you keep it as a Lotad until level 30 for Giga Drain or level 36 for Energy Ball, though, because otherwise it will lack any powerful grass move, with Grass Knot and Mega Drain being the best options without that. But yeah, the Grass/Water typing will be invaluable against her, since it can handle field boosted Electric and Water attacks, as well as have the speed boost from Swift Swim, and also be able to tank a strong Ice coverage move or two. You might want HP Psychic or another teammate with Psychic coverage to handle the potential Tentacruel, however.

Personally, I find Toxic+Double Team+Sludge Wave Dragalge to be a fun option to solo Noel with. You just need to fish for a Skrelp in the polluted waters in the city with a Good Rod (which is obtainable before Noel). Toxic and Double Team are both learned via level up and with Adaptability boosted Sludge Wave, Dragalge doesn't need to worry about the bothersome Clefable. On every other pokemon, you can whittle them down with Toxic while you quickly become harder and harder to even damage. Noel's team doesn't hold back, so I don't see a reason to not go full scum mode.

To be honest, my biggest gripe with Generations is the length. They episodes are short and interesting, but I was left wanting more- which, to be clear, isn't a bad thing, since that means it effectively executed its intended purpose. It just means that the short format worked and I would love to see more. The idea of Looker and his investigators busting down suspected criminal hideouts with the help of Pokemon is exciting and a nice change of pace from the anime, which has been targeted towards children from day one. I would be interested in seeing a nice little miniseries, similar to Origins, where it's Looker and his team continually attempting to put an end to Giovanni and others' criminal activities in the world of Pokemon.

http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/monotype-437193608 I don't care what anyone says, mono-Normal is the best monotype.

By the way, here's the aforementioned "Allepo" clip that is the reason Johnson is being repeatedly called incompetent: The MSNBC host certainly did seem to be talking about an acronym, just based on my understanding of English pronunciation and if you truly want someone to know that you are talking about a location and you are referring to a city, then you need to put the county after the city name. Otherwise, it doesn't really sound like a city, it sounds more like a group or corporation. And @0:22, once Johnson got the clarification he needed, he then clarified that he had a plan for Syria, not specifically the city of Allepo, but actually the entire country of Syria.

Another possibility is that Radomus is the son of the OG Ringmaster, who at that point had acquired a decent fortune and estate that isn't too far away from his Circus. The young Radomus could have fallen for the theatrics of the circus life and, began his flair for the dramatic in the big top. Chess is something he could have tried to occupy his free time with while growing up just for a change of pace.

I'm kinda in agreement in the idea of darkness before the dawn. It's the basic idea of rebirth, renewal, and the death of stagnation. Anything, given enough time and security, will eventually reach a state of either equilibrium, where no side loses and no ground is truly gained or a state of stagnation, where not even the slight push-pull dynamic of the state of equilibrium exists. Currently, the political climate of the American system is reaching something of an equilibrium between the two major parties and is quickly spiraling towards stagnation. I'm not advocating for anyone to go out and destroy the world, but realistically the best way to force reformation is through tragedy or realization of tragedy. It's the entire reason why many conflicts, such as the American Civil Rights Movement of the '60's, had any success: they incorporated both tragedy through deaths of prominent individuals or individuals who represented different injustices (such as MLK and Emmett Till) and forced the realization of, as well as reaction to, the plight of the African-Americans onto, as MLK would say, the "white moderates," who either did not previously understand the magnitude of the offenses against them, or were, once again referring to MLK, "more devoted to 'order' than to justice; who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice. (Letter from Birmingham Jail)" In many ways, we are in a similar situation. We, the majority of the American people, are being forced into an undesirable position and many have either only just realized the situation or, such as those who believe that even working towards the potential reform of the system in the future is foolhardy, are "more devoted to 'order' than to justice." A just political system does not anoint two candidates that have the highest unfavorablity ratings in history and expect the people to happily follow one or the other. A just system allows for the inclusion of many different parties and organization to prevent over-centralization and allow for a more diverse political climate. The best way to change the current system is to work towards it and continually highlight the problem to everyone we may encounter. We must show serious support to those outside of the main two candidates to show evidence of the dissatisfaction of the governed, even if it means that a candidate that we disapprove of becomes the new leader of the free world. The phoenix must always die before it can rise form the ashes.

I could certainly see Johnson claiming a couple of state, which, in this election, might be enough to tip the scales one way or another. As I have previously stated, I was a Bernie supporter, but Johnson shifting the ballgame is still a welcome change. The biggest problem with the current political set up is the two party established system where it is near impossible to get in another candidate without screwing over those with similar political views. It is a pretty major flaw of the "first-past-the-post" system and I hope that we, as citizens, can work to reform it in years to come.