Only going to say that the "older players get the good stuff" only really applies if you assume that everybody cares that somebody else has something they don't/can't get at this time, such as Gyarados, or soon Metagross and Magnezone. Reborn LPer has Magnezone, okay; I understand that, but... Even if Metagross is the pseudo Steel, it's still... just Metagross. And as for Gyarados, literally everyone I know irl has used that before in-game, in basically every game: it gets old. It works, yes, but it's the same concept as a starter solo—you use it, abuse it, rinse, repeat for the whole game. Monotypes and Nuzlockes like a larger variety, due to their own restrictions, but if they, with all of their rules can struggle through this with or without foreknowledge, people can wait another episode for their favourite/prized mons. Why do I say that, you definitely ask? It might be fun to a relatively small audience to use the same pokemon over and over again, but once you get out of that... group(?) you begin to notice how cut-and-dry the game is without variety. Reborn isn't nice like the main games; you use what you get, or you use what you get. If you really want that one 'mon, well, that's what exploring is for (and if they're smart, they'll have an idea about how long to wait for it to appear). I hate Vanilluxe (still do), but by golly, it's an Ice-type, and it's right there. If you really do not like your options, then you explore and find new ones. Eventually you'll find something you like, or you'll grow to like what you have.
Not going back through and sorting that mess so it makes more sense before sleep/work. I'll do it tomorrow or something.
Never understood why Electivire is marked as strictly unobtainable (instead of limited event): Elekid [mystery] egg, Electrizer after rebuilding the stairs...
Hides legitimate Electivire behind 7th street