Dreamy

You're reducing SE damage, so it would be a matter of adding a 0.5x, though you might want to find a way to stop the sound and supereffective message ingame.

Couldn't you just have an override for when a supereffective move is used, if its type matches either of the defending pokemons types, it's changed to neutral damage? (check it only with incoming SE moves to prevent any resisted moves being changed to neutral, and reducing overall number of checks)

No, it's generated as a shiny the same way as every other pokemon (I SR'ed for one)

This is US/UM content, so will be in E18

Deposit the other stuff into your item pc if you don't want to throw it away

Is it an actual quest, or just meme dialogue?

Water: 9 Grass : 26 Dragon : 11 Electric : 17 Steel: 13 Fire : 19 Ground : 21 Ice : 23 Fight : 20 Normal : 16 Ghost : 18 Dark : 19 Bug : 24 Flying : 15 Rock : 19 Poison : 18 Psychic : 18

Despite being Flying Type, I believe Hawlucha is grounded (it's not eligible for sky battles), and thus suffers the half speed of the waters surface

Really cool update, and like the inclusion of some undertale mixes. My one request would be a quick text file included for which tack corresponds to which person

Thanks so much for all the hard work! how many bugfixes went into this since the community release?

I know it's now a possible mystery egg from a friend, but that doesn't really help you. Obtainability table says it's available in the wild though, I'd guess maybe underwater in the lake or something like that

I think it would depend on how it was approached, but yes, quite easily. If someone kept having to grind new team members up to level against the (frankly quite tough) grand hall trainers whenever they lost a member, that would generate quite a lot of frustration, especially with how late the likes of exp share and lucky egg are. even worse, if they quit or had to restart upon failing the nuzlocke, that's a massive detriment. and in general, as you said the trial and error nature of fights, and the tendancy to encourage "teching" your team against major fights, usually after an attempt or two, generally makes it feel very unsuited for nuzlocking, especially as a first time experience. The limitations on player-power with pokemon quality, item quality, levels and money also tend to make it harder, as while the game doesn't just throw you against overpowered crap (like some other fangames) it also stops you from getting overpowered things, leading to more fair, and less swingy fights, which are less likely to result in a teamwipe, but much harder to win without a KO in my opinion.

It's upstairs in the connecting building to Agate City. not immediately obvious as a trade

I uhh.... don't actually know. I'm pretty sure mine is bugged around this point and I cant progress with it...

I did a couple quick uses and it seemed to work OK, but maybe it would bug out if tested more extensively?