C-K

My Ace Pokemon would probably have to be A'Tuin the Torterra and Sludgeling the Swalot (I'm surprised by this one too). A'Tuin is a demon when it comes to killing stuff thanks to Earthquake, and now he has Wood Hammer, I can only envision it getting better. Maybe a little more speed could help, but that might make him broken As for Sludgeling, she's been useful in pretty much every leader battle thanks to her Toxic, although the fight with Aya was her best moment (when her and Corey the Dusclops ran right through her single handed.) Plus she's got good defenses all around, so she can tank hits while toxic whittles everything down. Then there's yawn if she runs into a steel type.

And you have just demonstrated why I loved this question as soon as I thought of it. That guy gave me SO MUCH trouble, I had to leave, add a new Pokemon to my team and grind everyone up to level 60, and even then, only one Pokemon walked out of there conscious. Like, mine was Aya, but there's that giant thread titled how hard she is and it just has me scratching my head.

I mean, the title kinda says everything I need to. But I know some of the leaders (lookin' at you Radomus) gave me HELL when I first fought them, but I imagine that can be a pretty common theme. So out of interest, which leader did everyone have the easiest time beating, be it because of hax, skill, preparation or good ol' fashioned grinding beforehand? Also, this may go without saying, but there may be a few spoilers here and there. So yeah, just a heads up.

Seconding what someone above said. Pick up a Granbull. My Slam 'N Jam did some good work in my fight with Kiki. It also has intimidate, which can help with the right switch-in. You wanna be careful with it, because her Pokemon will almost certainly have a move to counter it. A ghost type might not hurt, but since her Pokemon will almost certainly have Dark type moves (I forget her exact team, it's been a while since I fought her), then you might also wanna be careful there. Maybe something with bulk. I used a Dusclops with Will O' wisp to lower physical attack. That + hex might not be bad.

Mate Danganronpa 2 is my favourite game ever made, bar none. I love...nearly everything about it, from beginning right up to it's ridiculous, OTT end.

I do like cake... but have never seen the Matrix, and am perfectly content with earth over heaven or Hell.

Perfect, they should serve you well, but watch out for any steel, fire or ground moves his Pokemon may learn. A decent water type that can learn an ice move may not be bad later on down the line too. (personal recommendation. Get a fire or Poison type. I have one of each and I run right through him)

They both use Grass types if I recall, so it couldn't hurt to train up the Vanillish a little more especially, at least for Fern. Don't worry, as the game goes on, Fern kinda becomes a joke to battle, or at least to me he did.

Okay, so that long Mr Anderson post is just an accepted thing. I was very confused by that for a bit there As for not burning Dr. Connel's place to the ground. Ah well, a guy can dream. Forensic science is pretty interesting actually, but there's a lot of stuff that can be dull. Like soil. Soil is boring to study.

Mostly in general, I never really used a Mewostic, may be interesting...but Reuniclus has to take the cake. Love that Pokemon. Thanks for the advice. I'll stick with the good Doctor until I find a solosis I guess .

Do you guys know of any good psychic Pokemon lingering about Reborn? I picked up a Lunatone along the way, but I dunno, maybe I'm using him badly, but once Granbull got Play Rough, poor ol' Dr. Feelgood kinda became my teams weak link. (If possible, no spoilers, I just would like to know if there's any psychic Pokemon I may have missed that I can add in Lunatone's place.)

Phew, those replies of check the rules on the left made me think I'd broken one XD. Not exactly the best opening it could have been . I don't think I have, but I may have missed a rule. As for this being an asylum...I can't think of anything funny to say, so I'll just laugh awkwardly and move on. Regardless, thanks for the welcomings, now to go look for a decent psychic Pokemon in this game.

Okay, fine, I lied. I do that. Hi, I'm C-K, the hyphen is only there to get me within acceptable character limits. Only discovered this game about a week or so ago. Didn't like it at first, felt the difficulty was a little to unfair early on (Electrode, really?? C'mon game, at least use a Raichu. Level 16 Raichu makes sense). Anyway, once I got used to the ridiculous difficulty spike, and found a spot to do enough grinding to keep my party on level, I fell in love with the game. It's an incredibly well made, creative game using a franchise I love. My only dislike is I don't get to burn Dr. Connel's hospital to the ground. At least not yet, I'm still going. Anyway, apart from Pokemon I like Danganronpa, as well as food in almost all its forms, and I currently study forensic sciences at a university somewhere in the world that I totally didn't make up.

You guys have already stolen my answer, but Danganronpa for me. Probably would have had a bigger impact had I not already known the whole story going in though...

Okay, disregarding the very VERY obvious of unown for a second...there's not a lot of Pokemon I really dislike. But, looking down the national 'dex, I guess apart from Unown, the answer would probably be...chatot. I. HATE. CHATOT. I hate hate hate the fucking thing so much. The fact that you have to rely on one of them in this game to save you is just *vomit*, and the one that Taka uses makes me want to exterminate the entire species even more.