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Ok, I'll remember that! (I just saw Torchic being praised a lot everywhere )

That's cool! I actually thought you liked Rammstein because they were... German . One of my favourite songs by them is actually this one: (I want to mention that I'm not a fan of only a certain album of Linkin Park, like all the people who comment under their videos saying "Hybrid Theory was the best, I want old Linkin Park", but I like some songs from all of the albums - As you can see, I chose a song from "A thousand Suns") Also, I'll add the song I was learning to play with the guitar: Right now I'm actually doing something else.

Well, Torchic is considered the best starter ever (that's why I didn't use it ) All of the other Pokémon (including the starters) are obtainable with an event (this could mean, for example, that you get them at a very low level - one of these Pokémon is obtained at level 5 when you are at around level 45, after a side-quest). I personally think that these Pokémon are not easy to obtain because this way you can try out some other Pokémon you've never used before as an alternative, and you may even like them: for example, I used Jumpluff just for a gym battle, thinking I wouldn't use it much afterwards, and it's still being really useful, even though Whimsicott could be a better choice due to Prankster: I'm not that far in the game to get Whimsicott, so I'll keep Jumpluff, and if I keep finding it good, I may not even swap it for Whimsicott, even when I can get the latter! Also, as other users said, you can't use the same team of six Pokémon during your entire playthrough, not only because "the more useful" Pokémon are available later, but also because a single team cannot handle everything in this game. You'll need to switch members often: for example, get a Dark-type to defeat a Psychic-type gym, then swap it with a Flying-type to defeat the Fighting-type gym, where the Dark-type Pokémon wouldn't have been as helpful. Also, this seems to be your first post. You should introduce yourself to the other users (and me) with a dedicated topic in the Grand Hall section of the forum. I hope you'll like Pokémon Reborn, and enjoy your stay in the forums too!

Hello and welcome to Reborn!

Hello and Welcome to Reborn!

Me! Actually it depends on my mood. Other songs I like but from different "genres":

Hello Faultline, and welcome to Reborn!

As it's written in my signature (at least for now), a Pokémon that helped me a lot was Jumpluff. My "Scatterer" put to sleep every Pokemon Shelly had, to let me win, and then swept Kiki completely by himself. Since it's not in my main team (there's Chesnaught instead) it's always some levels lower than the other Pokémon, but he still gets his job done, also because of that great speed stat. (Also, it has Infiltrator, just in case I find someone using Substitute). When I caught it (before Shelly) I didn't even bother with natures and IVs, because I thought I wouldn't use him anymore after the battle, instead it's always here spamming Sleep Powder when needed.

Hello and welcome to Reborn! I play the guitar like you In the Reborn game I have Chesnaught, and it has great attack and defense; the only concern is that I have to wait until level 60 to get a Fighting-type attack (Hammer Arm). It has been fairly useful, especially at the beginning. I beat Shelly with Jumpluff, you just need to spam Sleep Powder and then Acrobatics; for Wormadam, you can get Growlithe (if you found all of the Police Officers in the Beryl Ward and in the Jasper Ward, they'll give you one at level 20. At level 29 it learns Flame Burst, which can be used to change the Field Effect and to damage Wormadam). Well, enjoy your stay!

Hello Sazane, and welcome to Reborn!

Hello Sophia, and welcome to Reborn!

For me it's Platinum, because it was my first Pokémon game I've played, and it's also quite challenging, has a good story, and I like the music.

You didn't write a lot so I'll do that too. Hi. Welcome to Reborn.

Hello and welcome to Reborn!

(Now I can say this officially) Welcome to Reborn, and enjoy your stay!

The ability Contrary works only with stat changes in Reborn too. Also, the lagging tail and the iron ball do not give stat drops anyway: the lagging tail always makes the user move last (unless the opponent uses a move whith a lower priority than the move you're using), and the iron ball cuts your speed in half. I hope I was helpful

Welcome to Reborn! I'm a "new" user too (I joined about two weeks ago) so, if you need help, I'm here (but there may be better people for this). You can also read the FAQ, Rules etc. and the pinned topics in each section of the forums, as they have a lot of informations you may be searching for. (This is what the moderators and Jericho will tell you as soon as they read this topic anyway ). Enjoy your stay! (Are there any errors? I'm Italian).

If your Espurr has Own Tempo, Meowstic's ability, if it's female, will be Competitive (like Defiant, but for Special Attack). It's a more offensive inclined level-up movepool without Reflect. (That's why I wanted a male Meowstic). But, since you're using Meowstic to deal damage to Corey's Pokémon, it's OK. (Also stats don't change with a different gender). This is also a good strategy!

(Finally something from the early game that I've already done!) For training, I just went to the Cemetery. If you are lucky, you can find fully evolved Pokémon, like Arbok, that give more experience. For Espurr and Growlithe you can go to the Jasper Ward / Malchous Forest, where there are Pokémon with the same level. There are some Beedrills too, which give a good amount of experience. The first Pokémon, when I fought Corey, was Skrelp. (If it's not been changed) You can use Emolga and try to prevent him from using Toxic Spikes by doing damage and making Corey use the Potions. (I had Manectric for that). If you have Meowstic than you should be OK, except against Croagunk and Crobat. Croagunk knows Sucker Punch, so you can stay in with Meowstic and use status moves until he runs out of PP for Sucker Punch, then attack. If you are always getting outsped by Crobat and you can't land one hit, try to use an Arbok (you find it in the Cemetery) who knows Glare. It should resist at every attack that Crobat has. After that, you can use Meowstic or Emolga to KO it. If Espurr has Own Tempo and it's male, you'll have a Meowstic with Prankster. You can use Light screen with increased priority to avoid getting KOed by Crobat, instead of paralyzing it with Arbok. Meowstic will also learn Psyshock at level 25 (regardless of gender), which is really helpful in this gym. I hope I was helpful

Am I late for this? Hallo! Welcome to Reborn! I'm a new user here too. I studied German in middle school but I don't remember that much: I travelled to Germany and it's really beautiful, but I still wasn't able to communicate decently -.- Well, enjoy your stay! Also, is this place really dangerous? I didn't know.

Breloom Porygon-Z. My name comes from Breloom, I have it in my profile picture now, but now I seem to like more Porygon-Z. I just seem to like its design, but it also hits really hard and has a big movepool. Also, it seems like Team Galactic created it, and Team Galactic is one of my favourite villanious teams in Pokémon. Breloom is the first Pokémon I've used in a competitive team; it has Rock Tomb and it's really satisfying getting a KO on a Charizard/Volcarona/Talonflame with it. Honorable mentions go to Torterra (my first starter), Giratina and Darkrai (favourite legendaries), Jumpluff (for helping me in Reborn) and Lumineon (favourite water-type, and the Pokémon I'd be according to the "What type are you" test and other personality tests.)

Welcome to Reborn! I joined here last year (just 6 days ago) so, if you have some questions, probably I'm not the best person to ask... But I think the "Youngster" should change when you make more posts on the forums. You can also change that with an "item" in the site shop. As you can see, I'm a Youngster too! Well, enjoy your stay here

Welcome to Reborn! Also, happy new year. I also got to know Reborn because of Shofu, and I don't think it's too hard. It's hard but not impossible, and it will probably make you love some previously forgotten Pokemon (for me, Jumpluff). If you need help for the game, I may be able to be useful, but I'm still lagging behind (I'm at the sixth gym). (Also, you can get Espurr almost immediately, in the house in Peridot Ward that's being blocked by a man asking for money).