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A bit of a weird choice, but I'm recommending Pachirisu to move up to C-rank Availability: 0 Badges Movepool: Absolute garbage Comments: Where do I begin. You can get Pachi the moment you get two pokemon, she's readily available as long as you don't get rekt by that 50% chance for Zigzagoon. Her movepool's absolute garbage, but what's important is what moves she gets. The moves of note are Nuzzle/Super Fang/Charge Beam, and Sweet Kiss to a smaller extent. Nuzzle comes incredibly early on, and is the go-to move you'll be using for Pachi. The parahax lets you draw out the battle a bit longer, and let either Pachi build Charge Beam boosts, or someone else from your team boost up. Add Sweet Kiss if you want to be mean, and you have someone who can help you sweep early gym leaders relatively consistently. Super Fang is useful for chipping damage from the bulky af Pulse-mons, so you don't have to sit down for a good half hour trying to take down Pulse Tangrowth. Later in the game, Pachi still stays relevant by virtue of its pickup ability helping you get Rare candies to sell/healing items after battles, so even when she's not in battle, she provides utility for the team. She has a niche that no other mon shares, and I feel that it's enough to place her in C-Rank tl;dr Pachi is good. Move her up pls

There's an anime adaptation too. It's pretty chill

3D ultra minigolf

It's literally impossible to have more colours than people, unless you have phantoms wearing hats or some shit

5/10 it looks like something straight out of a trap h-doujin

In a similar vein, I just found out that Flygon has the exact same base attack as Trapinch

I-I'd like to make a new friend by the end of the year

Nah, it's more or less the exact same thing Here's a hint If the professor had an infinite number of students, how many colours do you think you'd be able to see?

Isn't this similar to the previous one?

Forgot to reply Balance teams will forever have this major issue of having issues trying to fit all the roles you need to maintain an efficient team. Other archetypes don't have this issue. HO doesn't need to worry about X-Char, because you either have a way that lets you prevent your opponent from setting up, or you have something that straight up kills it. Stall doesn't care about top tier threats like Hoops/M-Alt, because you have enough space on your team to pick hard counters. Balance doesn't have that luxury. The reason I gave M-Aero two support moves was so I could collapse your team roles, so you can fit more in later. With balance, everyone needs to pull their own weight and more, because there really isn't enough space to fit everything you need otherwise. There's a huge reason M-Sciz is one of the most popular megas for balance teams, it's able to cover a wide array of threats, while also providing whatever support you need. At this point though, it might be better if you were to go for HO instead of sticking to balance. M-Aero thrives in offensive volt-turn teams, and this way, you can revive your AeroMag core to be much more effective than it could in balance

Oh God, it's been a long while since I've heard this one. Close to ten years, in fact. Let's see if I can remember the solution There are multiple scenarios that can happen. Let's assume for presentation's sake that there are five people, and only one blue hat for the first situation From the perspective of someone with a red hat, they can see that there's exactly one person with a blue hat, so they wouldn't move From the perspective of someone with a blue hat however, since they don't see anyone else step out, they'll step out by themselves, because of the min. one blue hat If there's two blue hats, the situation's slightly different. In the eyes of someone with a blue hat, they can tell that there's another person with a blue hat, so they won't move After awhile, since the two of them aren't moving, they can independently figure out that there's more than one blue hat in play. Because the guys with the blue hats can only see one other blue hat guy, they can make the assumption that they also have a blue hat, so they'll both walk out Because the other people see two hats, they're inclined to stay for the next situation. In this next situation, 3 people are wearing blue hats. Since nobody moved after the previous situation, you can assume that there are more than two hats in play. Keep in mind that every blue hatted person can see two other hats, so they're inclined to stay. After this, it's just a rinse and repeat of the previous situation, all the way to infinity

Claiming best oni Yuugi

Serperior's one of the better ones. A quick Glare + A few leaf storms trivialises a good number of battles

What The set OP posted is the standard set Anyway, onto the RMT Now, the first thing that stands out is Magnezone in this team. Magnezone's typically used in DragMag cores, because the win condition for the team is always centered on the dragons, and Zone needs to take Steels out ASAP so the dragons don't get cockblocked while attempting a sweep. With balance teams though, your win condition changes with every battle. It severely limits Zone's usefulness, because you're now using him as utility instead of support. On top of this, the main things you're trying to beat with Zone, Scizor, Ferro, and Magnezone are already dealt with by Reflect Type Starmie, so it really makes Magnezone's role redundant Because of this, I recommend running Choice Scarf Excadrill > Choice Scarf Magnezone Excadrill @ Choice Scarf Ability: Mold Breaker EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Earthquake - Iron Head - Rock Slide - Toxic/Stealth Rocks/Filler Scarf Excadrill is a nice alternative to Zone, it still deals with Fairies + M-Meta, while giving you an additional win condition against opposing HO teams. The final move is up in the air, toxic makes Exca a nice lure against Lando-T and Hippo, SR is obligatory hazards, etc Aside from that, consider running Lead M-Aero > Wallbreaker Aero Aerodactyl @ Aerodactylite Ability: Pressure EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Taunt - Stealth Rock - Stone Edge - Aqua Tail/U-Turn Lead Aero gives you a much more consistent lead, without detracting too much from his original role. Taunt lets M-Aero wallbreak much more easily while also healping you block opposing SR leads/Defoggers. The choice for the fourth move is up in the air, Aqua Tail lets you check M-Diancie leads and rogue Hippos, while U-Turn gives you more pivoting power. Finally, I'd recommend running Thunder Wave > Stealth Rocks on Clefable

Can't you just shift the aptitude skill to the bottom? That's how my Hero!Donnel passed Aptitude to Kjelle

Realistically, any of Donnel's kids could also get aptitude