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The interesting part is: The Yveltal won't use Decimation if you're weak to Heat Wave and Zen Headbutt. It never used Disable during my battle with it. I wonder what scenario will cause it to use that? Decimation is an OHKO move, the reason why it feels like it always hits is most likely due to the extremely large level gap.

Rhyperior. Sorry that thing was forced as heck. Just look at it, it's got an orange belt around its waist, and what else? It's just, ugh. (Huh, that went smoothly.) How would you feel if Rotation Battles become a playable format on Pokemon Showdown, and there's an actual meta around it?

Obligatory Mess-Up-Your-Guess post. Signs point to Lugruf.

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Here goes nothing, my subpar writing skills. ~~~~ With a loud bang, the wall that stood for a millennium finally collapsed. The Anatolians surged in like flowing magma. The defenders' ranks fell apart as their last general collapsed and left the battlefield. The flags of the mighty Sultanate flied over the back gate, its shadows cast upon the remaining soldiers. They fled like fleas; The Venetians to their ships, the Greeks to their families, and the Genoese to Galata. "The city has fallen and I am still alive." The king looked at his bodyguards, and tossed aside his regalia. ... The crown fell with a light chime. (98 Words) ~~~~ Take a guess, which siege from the history am I talking about? The answer:

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You can find an Onix in Goldenleaf Cave. You can find a Metal Coat in Blacksteeple Cave (in the far east side of the room). You can buy a Link Heart in Route 3. So yes, it is possible to get Steelix.

Hm, true. I'll change the requirements a bit.

Tai - Do nothing, say nothing. "Good to meet you...sir." Tai lightly greeted the god. Compared to the overly-extravagant room, the attire of the "god" is quite possibly more traumatic to him. Never had he seen a man dressed up so flashy, it's comparable to a Pinata. If it wasn't for the situation, he would definitely punch him in the face.

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Eh, the errors were made on my part Roserade might have a better chance at KOing the Gyarados. (It's scarfed) I replaced Mega Abomasnow with Mega Absol in the last second because I realize how it's not exactly good at its job, even under Trick Room. I kept the Trick Room Haunter because chances are Amazon's Pokemon will outspeed my Pokemon that ran Speed EVs (Major offender being Aerodactyl, Whimsicott and Mega Sceptile). It's also excellent as an emergency shutdown against powerful and fast threats. Another thing is that I didn't realize how running HP Fire will cost me 1 Speed IV, making me outsped by Lucario.

Dazzling Flare Type: Fairy Category: Special (No Contact) BP: 90 Accuracy: -- PP: 10 Priority: 0 (+3 if an opponent's using a priority move) (Targets everyone on the field) Description: The user's body glows vividly and lets out a blinding flash. If it hits a target that's about to use a Priority move, this move will cause flinch to them. Learned by: Any Pokemon that can learn Dazzling Gleam can learn Dazzling Flare.

Mega Druddigon Type: Dragon / Steel Ability: *New Ability* Neanderthal Fury (Hits through immunity caused by typing and deal Super-Effective damage to them. ie. Earthquake will hit Braviary, but not Rotom.) HP: 77 Attack: 120 -> 185 (+65) Defense: 90 -> 110 (+20) Special Attack: 60 -> 55 (-5) Special Defense: 90 -> 110 (+20) Speed: 48 -> 48 BST: 485 -> 585 The mighty Druddigon returns with fury! It makes itself familiar with the Iron Age perks, putting the "Iron" on Bismarck's Blood & Iron speech. With a sky-high attack stat of 185 (the same as Mega Heracross!), it's able to break through the toughest of walls! With its new armor, it has also gained extra bulk, allowing it to survive hits more easily. Moreover, its speed remain unchanged, letting Trick Room remain a viable option. Its ability allows it to use Outrage more freely, tearing down those Fairies. It also allows it to destroy Flying types without needing to run Stone Edge. Furthermore, running Thunder Punch allows it to break through the mighty Swampert and Quagsire with ease! Unfortunately, its speed forces it to take a hit before it starts to wreak havoc. Trick Room is the ideal environment for it to utterly destroy the opponent's team.

I can definitely keep up the activity. No problem here.

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She even has a Full Restore, making stalling against her Yveltal a daunting task.

Mega Durant - F (Female only) Type: Bug/Steel Ability: *New Ability* Anthill (+1 Defense every turn. Basically Speed Boost but with Defense instead of Speed) HP: 58 Attack: 109 -> 135 (+26) Defense: 112 -> 150 (+38) Special Attack: 48 -> 40 (-8) Special Defense: 48 -> 100 (+52) Speed: 109 -> 101 (-8) BST: 485 -> 585 The female Durant ascends to her throne, fortifying her anthill to protect her legion of Durants. With the ability Anthill, it's able to quickly shut down physical attackers while setting up. In Doubles, this is even more scary as it can use Entrainment to teach its allies Anthill, making your team a massive physical wall. That said, its glaring weakness to Fire-type coverage and the lack of recovery won't let it become a determined tank, and must be used as a setup sweeper. Mega Durant - M (Male only) Type: Bug/Steel Ability: Levitate HP: 58 Attack: 109 -> 180 (+71) Defense: 112 -> 100 (-12) Special Attack: 48 -> 50 (+2) Special Defense: 48 -> 45 (-3) Speed: 109 -> 151 (+42) BST: 485 -> 585 The male Durant takes flight and becomes a flying wood-eating demon. 151 Base Speed allows it to overtake Mega Alakazam! A monstrous 180 Base Attack only compliments to this attribute. It lost some bulk in order to be able to take flight, which might just leave it vulnerable to scarfed Fire-type move users (Base Speed 90 and above), physical and special alike. On top of that, it's completely walled by dedicated Steel tanks such as Registeel, Mega Aggron and Mega Steelix. Not even Superpower can break through their tough defenses effectively. Mega Heatmor Type: Fire Ability: *New Ability* Combustion (+1 Priority to all Fire-type move of the user.) HP: 85 Attack: 97 -> 140 (+43) Defense: 66 -> 72 (+6) Special Attack: 105 -> 145 (+40) Special Defense: 66 -> 76 (+10) Speed: 65 -> 66 (+1) BST: 485 -> 585 Heatmor's here, designed to be the bane of Pokemon weak to Fire! With its ability, it can roast the OU Steel-types and the Mega Durants mentioned above! But wait! This isn't just what it can do! With both of its offensive stats being fantastic, it can run a Mixed Set with Sucker Punch, allowing it to extend its prioritized reach! Unfortunately, it is countered by Heatran due to its inability to hit Heatran effectively outside of unorthodox options such as HP Ground and Dig.

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The boss fights are most certainly beatable. But there are certain ones that allow you to pass if you lose, namely: