IntSys

http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen7randombattle-519719787 Hey, Bibarel worked. Well, almost.

http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen7randombattle-519227276 Man, this is going way too well for me.

Mega Wishiwashi (Note: The Mega Stone only works if the Wishiwashi wasn't in Solo Form.) Type: Water Ability: Aggregation - Restores 1/4th HP to Mega Wishiwashi in the end of each turn. HP: 45 Atk: 140 -> 160 (+20) Def: 130 -> 150 (+20) SpA: 140 -> 180 (+40) SpD: 135 -> 150 (+15) Spe: 30 -> 35 (+5) BST: 620 -> 720 (+100) The pseudo-Kyogre is back with a vengeance, with even more Wishiwashi joining in, forming a titanic monster! With an overall improved bulk on top of a powerful healing ability, you'll have a hard time taking it down with neutral hits! Its offensive stats are nothing to scoff at, either. With an amazing 180 special attack and 160 attack, it can wreak havoc! It, however, is not without faults. The problem of a shallow movepool is carried over from base Wishiwashi, and Sub spam can easily be overcome through sheer force with any move that has more than 16 PP AND can deal enough damage to break one substitute. Mons with Infiltrator can bypass the Substitute altogether and throw Leech Seed or Toxic on it, severely hindering its prowess. Sound moves are also good choices to break down Mega Wishiwashi, with the Pixilate users all bearing good special bulk. The Gluttonous Devourer (Standard Specially Offensive) Slow and Painful Digestion (Stall)

Here's a small update. The next two Tangrowth will have to wait~ Part 3 - Desert Rose

@espeon860 I had them injected into my game through a request on the Request-A-Mon thread. Part 2 - Pulsating Vines

Sprite: Decibel. Team: I'll take the Electric type card.

For dungeon maps, my personal recommendation would be either using roll20 or drawing programs that support layers. I personally use the latter on top of a pre-made grid map, as it makes it easy for me to move icons on the map without damaging the map itself. You can tell that I'm interested.

Part 1 - Arrival

The Jade Emperor saw the rapid decay of Reborn City, and shed his tear over the iron jungle. The tear split into two. A dark, muscular dragon, and a white, feminine dragon. They flew over the skies, discussing what they should do to restore the city. The discussion lasted for days. Eventually, they reached an agreement - They shall morph into a human together, embodying their thoughts. The human shall carry out both of their plans, with conflicts kept within the battle of minds. They used up most of their powers to form a neutral human, named "Tao". Unsure about the human's ability to simply survive, they accompanied the human as "partners", albeit significantly weaker than their usual selves. Knowing that they cannot catch too much attention until their powers are restored, they made a deal to not appear in the battlefield at the same time, until they were strong enough to fend off large amounts of hostile threats. They had also realized that their sheer presence causes caught Pokemon to be unable to fight alongside them, so whatever battle Tao faces, there won't be any allies unless there's another trainer. Tao disguised themselves as a challenger of the Reborn League, and took the train to the infamous city... -RULES- I can only take on Single Battles and Tag Battles with one of the two Pokemon until both of them reach Level 50. I cannot have any other Pokemon aside from HM Slaves. Zekrom and Reshiram start at Level 5. Dragon Rage is deleted due to how powerful it is in the early game. Impossible Bosses can be skipped, but I'll definitely find ways to get past them.

Here's a little fun challenge I want to try, so help me out here, please~ I'll be playing through Reborn with only two Legendary Pokemon as starters - Zekrom and Reshiram. Nothing else. Except possibly Kyurem if Saphira in the far-distant future ends up being too brutal. Why two instead of one? Because, well, there are still double battles. The rules are: 1) I can only take on Single Battles and Tag Battles with one of the two Pokemon until both of them reach Level 50. 2) I cannot have any other Pokemon aside from HM Slaves. And, just to make early game not so pathetically easy, please delete Dragon Rage for me~ (In Summary: Zekrom and Reshiram at Level 5, without Dragon Rage. Put them into my party, thanks!) Game.rxdata

http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen7randombattle-509196841 Goes to say how bad Magcargo is.

Let's see... When I attempt to make New Year Resolutions, I forget about them in a week or so. I guess it being the New Year isn't a big enough incentive for me. Personally, I find "IT'S ALMOST NEW YEAR" a greater incentive. Anyways, I guess here is a list of things that I'll do this year. - Finally learn RPG Maker / Unity - Make a Platformer / RPG and put my ideas into practice. \o/ - Not suck. - Be less insensitive. - Upgrade my lacking grammar. - Upgrade my ability to write a decent post in RPs. - Finally get the tier 2 GEPT certificate (I'm pretty sure that I can ace the exam, but I kept forgetting to attend it). - And generally, step closer to my dream.

Oh right, I should put my teams here too (Still deciding which one to use).

Can I take the Chimchar (Female)?

Well, I'm no expert, but here are some of the more obvious flaws that I see, @Dypatome Timid Porygon-Z @ Life Orb Ability: Adaptability EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe Ice Beam Thunderbolt Nasty Plot Recover Why run Adaptability when you're not running a single STAB move? Either change it to Download or switch Recover with Tri-Attack. Naive Haxorus @ BrightPowder Ability: Mold Breaker EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Dragon Dance Dragon Claw Brick Break Iron Tail Why run Naive when you're not running a special move? Just change it to Adamant. Also, Poison Jab's 100 Accuracy is much more preferred than Iron Tail's 75% Accuracy if you're trying to beat fairies. Brick Break is just a poor coverage. What it hits could be hit harder with Low Kick instead. Adamant Minior @ White Herb Ability: Shields Down EVs: 240 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SpA / 12 Spe Shell Smash Acrobatics Earthquake Power Gem Personal preference, but I'd opt for 252 speed so it can take advantage of Shell Smash even when in Meteor forme.

One more~ Mega Shedinja Type: Bug/Ghost Ability: Soul Shield - If Mega Shedinja gets a KO, it gets the KO'd Pokemon's stats boosts, Defense and Special Defense stats , and max HP. HP: 1 Atk: 90 -> 165 (+75) Def: 45 -> 5 (-40) SpA: 30 -> 5 (-25) SpD: 30 -> 5 (-25) Spe: 40 -> 155 (+115) BST: 236 -> 336 Shedinja's shell melts, revealing an ominous, pitch black blob of energy that vaguely resembles its shell. While bare and frail, it is able to use the weak-spirited's soul to shield itself. Legends say that Mega Shedinja could turn a lively city into a ghost town over the course of a night. Soul Eater (Swords Dance Sweeper) The Grudge (Offensive Support) Of course, Mega Shedinja has its own fair share of problems. For one, active hail/sandstorm renders it incapable of setting up. For another, any hazard bars its path to glory, as well. If you want to use Mega Shedinja, be sure to have at least a teammate that can get rid of hazards. Upon Mega Evolution but before getting a KO, it's also extremely vulnerable to priority moves.

http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/gen7randombattle-508538237 A horrible speed crisis.