Lord Chespin

Update #6: Hey I'm Farst, I'm Not So Farst The battle against Eli and Sharon was pretty tough, but I think it went pretty well. I led with Piper, and Sharon and Eli led with Lunatone. Piper put up a good fight with a nonstop stream of embers, but ultimately she fell to a few rock throws and a confusion. With Piper down, I sent out Hathor, and she got off a headbutt... only to get confused by a confusion. Crud. She then proceeded to hurt herself in her confusion, giving Sharon and Eli a free turn to heal their Pokemon. She then hurt herself again, and was left with only four hit points left after Lunatone fired off anther confusion. The next turn, she finally managed to get off a headbutt, but it was too little, too late, as Lunatone finished her off with a rock throw. I decided to play my trump card and sent out Goku, who ended the Lunatone with one final mach punch. With Lunatone down, all the duo had left was their Solrock, which only managed to fire off a few psywaves before fainting to a barrage of mach punches. Time to confront Zetta about his little intrusion into Goldenwood Forest! The team so far:

Same place as before.

Update #5: One-Course Melia Well, Melia was tricky, but not too bad. I led with Piper, and Melia led with Doduo. Doduo got off a rage, but it only did scratch damage, and Piper took it out with two embers. Eevee came out next, and OH GOD IT KNOWS MUD-SLAP. Fortunately, it didn't do too much damage, and despite getting mud-slapped a couple times and getting her attack lowered with a couple baby-doll eyes, she managed to shrug it off and land enough embers to take it out. Melia sent out her Minccino next, but I switched out to Goku, and he quickly took it down with a mach punch. Anticlimactic, I know, but it knew aqua tail, so I didn't want to risk anything. Melia then sent out her Teddiursa, and I sent Piper back out. Piper tanked two licks and fired off two embers, burning it in the process! Teddiursa went down to burn damage, and Melia decided to take off the kid gloves and sent out her ace, Happiness the Togepi. Piper got off an ember, but got smacked with a yawn, so I switched her out for Hathor so she wouldn't fall asleep. Hathor got hit by an echoed voice, but shrugged it off and took Togepi out with a headbutt, ending the fight! And so, Melia and I walk off to head back to Gearen City... Huh? Oh, hi, Absol! Wait, what was that explosion? ...And Team Xen invades the forest. And Melia flips a guy over a mountain. Woo, Melia! The team so far:

Honestly, I just used an Abomasnow that I caught in the Blacksteeple Castle to sweep her entire team (with support, healing, and revival from the rest of my team, of course).

Update #4: Shut Up, You Pile of S#!% Well, this may be because I was overleveled, but I think that the Garbodor battle was a little underwhelming. I led with Hathor, Ren led with Murkrow, and the Garbodor Gang led with the two Trubbish. Hathor and Murkrow ganged up on the Trubbish and took it down to the red, but both of them got poisoned by a poison gas, and Hathor got whacked with a pound. Fortunately, the next turn Hathor managed to finish off the weakened Trubbish with an ember, getting a moxie boost in the process. She got hit by another pound from the remaining Trubbish, but she still shrugged it off, and Murkrow retaliated with a pursuit. Hathor did serious damage to the Garbodor with a headbutt, seriously weakening it as well as making it flinch; thanks to Murkrow using astonish on the Trubbish, it flinched too, meaning the only damage Hecate's side took was poison damage. Hathor once again did massive damage to the Garbodor with a headbutt, but Murkrow came in with a kill steal and took out the Garbodor with a pursuit; it was probably for the best, though, since Murkrow got slammed by aftermath damage. With Garbodor down, the poor remaining Trubbish was only able to get off one last pound before Hathor finished it off with a headbutt. With the Garbodor Gang down, it's time to head to Goldenwood Forest and fight Melia! The team so far:

Update #3: HARDCORE METAL GEAR! I led with Goku, and the Hardcore Trainer led with Helioptile. It went down from a single mach punch, so she sent out her next Pokemon, Butterfly Satan Vivillion... which also went down to a single hit, this time a flame wheel. So far, so good. The Hardcore Trainer sent out her Hawlucha next, and I switched out for Piper. The Hawlucha kept spamming powerful karate chops and wing attacks, but ultimately (and with the help of an oran berry and a super potion) managed to take it down with a nonstop barrage of embers! The Hardcore Trainer's ace, Eevee, came out next, and I sent Goku back out. Goku took the Eevee out with two mach punches, only taking a single shadow ball in return! Unfortunately, he became overleveled. It didn't really matter, however, because when the ace trainer's Vulpix came out, he managed to be obedient enough to 2HKO it with two flame wheels. All that sttod between me and Litleo from that point was her Poochyena... and Goku, despite ignoring orders, still used a mach punch on it, OHKOing it! Let's welcome to the team Hathor the Litleo, and hope she pulls her weight as well as the rest of the team! The team so far:

Thanks! Honestly, I doubt Litleo's going to be as much of a tough time, since if I recall correctly Monferno has a type advantage against half of her team.

Update #2: Canine Conundrum URRRRRRRGH. The RK9 Gang was HELL, especially since I only had one Pokemon. The gang led with a single Growlithe, and I led with Goku, now a Monferno! Goku took out the Growlithe with three mach punches, only taking an ember and a leer in return. Then came the Arcanine, and everything pretty much went to hell. After using seven Chinese Foods and spamming mach punch for what felt like an eternity, Goku finally managed to take out the Arcanine. All that stood in my way was the last Growlithe, and it went down pretty quickly to three mach punches, earning me my second team member: Piper the Growlithe! (I named her after my own dog). And so, with the dogs vanquished, it's time to track down our final team member prior to the first gym: Litleo! The moral of this story? Never stand in the way of a man with tons of determination, a Monferno, and tons of Chinese Food. The team so far:

Update #1: 420 Blaze It So, the tutorial battles against Amaria and Ren were actually a little tricky. I led with Goku the Chimchar (I was going to get an Eevee for a starter, but after about an hour or so of soft-resetting I began to lose the will to live, so I stopped) and Amaria led with Fennekin. Fennekin kicked Goku's burning butt the first time around, but after one soft-reset he was able to take it down with a leer and a flurry of scratches. Ren came up next, but Goku, who outleveled it at this point, managed to take it down with three scratches after leering at it. With all of them down, it's time to explore the city, get a Litleo and Growlithe, and pray that I can take down a Gyrados with just three Pokemon... goodie goodie gumdrops... The team so far:

Hello, and welcome to my second Rejuvenation Challenge run, after my water-type challenge run! I decided to use two types this time around, using the two types voted on the most by you guys. In case you're wondering why I'm using two types, it's because this game gave me hell even in normal mode, so I'm trying to maximize my chances of completing it (and frankly, I don't want to fight Valerie with a mono-fire team). So, without further ado, say hi to our protagonist, Hecate, daughter of Pop Idol Nancy who one day aspires to be a fire-type gym leader but also wants to use fairy types in honor of her mother! Here are the rules: 1) I can only use Fairy-type or Fire-type Pokemon. 2) I have to beat all impossible bosses. With Madame X, I only have to defeat her Yveltal. 3) I have to defeat all optional bosses (Ex. the Dimensional Rift Chandelure, the fused Solrock and Lunatone, etc.) In addition, we have the team so far: We also have the Pokemon in the PC: And finally, we have the major bosses: Oh, and before you ask, no, this won't interfere with my Electric monotype in Pokemon Uranium. When one run gets too stressful, I'll switch to the other for a while, and vice-versa. Wish me luck! ('_')7 Edit: Whoops, almost forgot this run's theme song!

...Um, I kind of want Chikorita now. Can I have Chikorita back? Ø_Ø

Y'know, somehow, I knew this was coming.

So, on the heels of my Pokemon Uranium monotype run, and the massive tidal wave of content added in Version 6 of Rejuvenation, I've decided to do a monotype run of Rejuvenation! All major questions that I need answered before I start are listed above in the poll. Happy voting!

Update #9: Ocean's Eleven I led with Ohm, and Cali led with Corsola. Ohm tanked a bubblebeam and began spamming thundershock; despite Cali's use of all of her super potions, Corsola ultimately fell after a few blasts (one of which was even a critical hit!). Cali sent out her Tubjaw next, and I sent out one of our newer members, Hooke the Nupin! Hooke tanked a coral break (one of the new moves introduced, I guess) and unleashed a mega drain, healing back all of the damage xe took; the same exchange happened the next turn, resulting in the defeat of the Tubjaw! Cali sent out her Brailip, and I sent out Tesla. Tesla tanked three confusions and unleashed two mighty sparks and an equally intimidating thundershock, ending the Brailip. With Brailip down, Cali sent out her ace, Cararalm, and I sent out Volta. Let me tell you, Cali wasn't kidding when she said she saved the best for last. Poor Volta was only able to get off two poison stings before the Cararalm took him out with two crabhammers and a sand tomb, setting up a curse in the process. I quickly switched out to Hooke, and after getting trapped in a sand tomb, he only managed to get off a single mega drain before Cararalm took him down with a leaf blade. With Hooke down, I sent out Edison, but he only managed to get off a pitifully weak take down before fainting to recoil damage. Running out of options, I sent out Ohm, but all he could do was set up a single double team before tthe Cararalm destroyed him with a sand tomb. Running out of options, I sent out my other new Pokemon, Bruce the nuclear Kinetmunk... and amazingly, he managed to finish off the Cararalm with a single gamma ray! WOOOOOO! And so Wattson earned the Tide Badge... and Nuclear Power Plant 1 melts down, possibly resulting in the death of Theo's dad. Wooooo. The team so far:

Welp... guess I better get to work again... Solareon: The Solar Pokemon - This Pokemon was the second Eeveelution created by Silph Co. It was created using the DNA of Ho-oh. - Solareon absorb sunlight through the crests on their heads, then use the concentrated solar energy to unleash wicked blasts of fire. (Evolves from Eevee when leveled up while holding a solar shard, a new item designed by Silph Co.)

Anyone know if Snubbull got axed?

Honestly, the Valerie fight was brutal, but my Abomasnow with wood hammer and snow warning almost wiped out her entire team (with proper healing and support from the rest of my team, of course). Seriously, without a good fire-type move, almost nothing can seriously injure Abomasnow.

Update #8: When Birdos Go Bad Well, the nuclear Trawpint wasn't too bad, but I may have gotten lucky. When the nuclear Trawpint attacked, I led with Edison. Edison survived two mega drains, then paralyzed the Trawpint with a thunder wave and began spamming thundershock. Unfortunately, he only got off two thundershocks before the Trawpint took him down with a radioacid. I sent out Volta, and he unleashed a wicked wild charge, taking off a huge chunk of the Trawprint's health. To make things even better, the Trawpint got immobilized by paralysis, so it couldn't retaliate! Volta finished the Trawpint off with one last wild charge! Unfortunately, the radiation from the Trawpint caused Wattson to pass out before he could find anything major out, but hey, at least we got some experience, right? The team so far:

Hm... good point. Okay, how about: Toxeon: Evolves from Eevee when leveled up while holding a toxic orb Spectreon: Evolves from Eevee when leveled up with a ghost-type in the party Is that any better? P.S. Were my Pokedex entries okay?

Well, in Pokemon Sage, you can evolve a Pokemon by leveling it up while it's paralyzed, asleep, or fainted, so...

I, uh, decided to make some Pokedex entries and hypothetical evolution methods for these Eeveelutions. Enjoy, I guess... Shenreon: The Wisdom Pokemon - A single Shenreon leads an entire pack of Eevee. It is a kind, wise, and just ruler. - Its anger is slow to awaken, but when enraged, it can outmatch even a furious Gyrados. (Evolves from Eevee when holding a dragon scale while traded) Toxeon: The Neurotoxin Pokemon - Its glands can secrete a powerful toxin that shuts down its prey's nervous system. It then takes its time devouring its prey. - It is emotionless and almost cruel in nature; regardless, it will defend anyone who earns its trust to the death. (Evolves from Eevee when leveled up while poisoned) Zephreon: The Stratus Pokemon - It can break the sound barrier with only a few seconds of acceleration. It enjoys spooking passing planes as it flies. - Zephreon has a very dare-devilish personality, racing through canyons at high speeds simply for the thrill of it. (Evolves from Eevee during strong winds) Spectreon: The Revenant Pokemon - When an Eevee evolves into Spectreon, its body crumbles as its soul takes a corporeal form, becoming this Pokemon. - Due to being an Eevee's soul, Spectreon do not die; in fact, they actually travel to and from the afterlife regularly. (Evolves when an Eevee levels up, but faints before the battle ends) Oreon: The Cookie Pokemon - Created by Silph Co. as the first artifical Eevee evolution, it was given the form of a cookie due to the project being funded by a cookie corporation. - Its milk is extremely sweet yet non-carcinogenic, making it extremely sought after by pastry chefs. (Evolves when given a rare cookie, an otherwise identical copy of a rare candy)

I just thought you gave it thick fat because that's what it gives you when you eat it...

Hey! Sorry for the long delay in updates; I was away on a camping trip, and I couldn't get wifi up at the campsite. Anyway, time for... Update #7: A Day at the Beach is No Day at the Beach Anymore Well, Theo was kind of easy. I led with Edison, and Theo led with Costraw. After tanking a confusion, Edison managed to paralyze the Costraw and shrugged off two more confusions while blasting away with thundershocks, ultimately leading to a 3HKO on the Costraw. Theo sent out his Mankey next, and it managed to push Edison into a tight corner with a seismic toss, leaving him with only seven hit points left. Fortunately, he was able to paralyze the Mankey with a thundershock and was healed with a super potion, allowing him to tank another two seismic tosses and get off a thundershock. After another quick heal with a super potion, Edison survived a fourth seismic toss and unleashed another thundershock... and then the Mankey got immobilized by paralysis, allowing Edison to finish it off! Phew! Theo sent out his own Tricwe, but since it hadn't evolved into the electric type yet, Edison was able to paralyze it and whomped it with two thundershocks, only taking minimal damage from a few leech lifes. All that Theo had left was his trusty Raptorch, so I sent out my trusty Ground-type buster, Tesla! Theo must have had a brain fart or something, because all he did was use the not-very-effective flame wheel two times before Tesla finished him off with two water guns, the last of which was a critical hit (because there is no kill like overkill). Anyway, with Theo defeated, he states that he's going to challenge the Gym and get ahead of me... and then walks away in the opposite direction of the gym. ...Y'know, maybe Theo just isn't very bright... The team so far:

I got a Growlithe. I nicknamed it WHY.