Ice Cream Sand Witch

I don't know the official name, but sharp objects being near/pointed at me. One time in middle school, a kid kept trying to poke me with a pen even after I asked several times to stop. My fight or flight response ended up activating and I choked him. Another time I was working with a theater group for a scene and we were playing around with props and other objects. One of the people was playfully pointing a plastic fork at people for some reason having to do with the scene that I can't remember now and I instinctively jumped back. It didn't lead to anything like the pen incident, because she stopped when I did.

I always try to get a Water type, because I like Surf and it would help if my surfer is part of my battle team. Most of the time, Water is already covered as my starter. Other than that, there's not really a type I feel a compulsion to always use, but I've always happened to have a Psychic type except in Kanto.

Electric and Fairy. Electric: I've always really liked the element of electricity/lightning, and paralysis is one of my favorite status effects to inflict. It also has the Mareep line, which are my favorite Pokemon. Fairy: I like fairies, and a lot of the Fairy-type Pokemon are adorable. ^ w ^ I also like the fact that they're immune to Dragon.

I didn't know. I don't remember a point where I was able to talk to them, and I talk to every NPC.

I was wondering about those NPCs cornering other NPCs at the bottom right too. I was hoping there'd be some point where I can get them to back off, like with the Pachirisu event.

My friend said she found a level 50something Donphan in the cave below Shade's gym. I watch your Youtube videos, btw.

I taught it the meaning of FEAR.

The Mareep line. <3 They're adorable. I also like the orb tails and their overall color schemes.

My endgame team will have 6. Right now I'm at 4. I'm thinking about what my 5th will be (Excadrill is a strong candidate), and my planned 6th isn't available yet. Normally in Pokemon games I only EV train for the post-game battle facilities, but I've been doing some in Reborn since EVs are visible and I might as well take advantage of that and make sure they get EVs that complement their stats.

i sent u this earlier but i'm not sure which one u'll see first, so: i noticed when playing oras that kirlia didn't learn psybeam anymore leveling up. until it evolved into gardevoir and learned psychic, the only offensive psychic move it had was confusion. idk if this started in oras or xy, but yea. That's what she meant. She knows about Roselia's changes because she looked them up after hers learned Petal Blizzard. She was asking about other negative changes to other Pokemon learnests in ORAS where the Pokemon learns a move that doesn't complement its stats (like in this case, Roselia learning a physical move when it's specially oriented), doesn't learn a good move at all that it used to know, etc.

I only had Braixen at that point in thyme. I had to level it up to where it learned Psyshock in order to beat Cradily, because before then it would just Recover any damage I did, and Stockpile meant I kept doing even less and less.

A Lickitung NPC that licks your face when you talk to it. You then have the option of licking it back.