Azodian

I use a Pick Up squad when I EV train, and it is a descent source of ability capsules and heart scales. It was a really good source of utility and medical items in the early game, but its not something I'd consider devoting too many resources to late game. The Luvdisc thing is a better source of heart scales even without compound eyes (thanks for that tip by the way), and ability capsules are available from a couple of vendors. It's pretty much only going to be worth putting one together late game if your looking for lucky eggs and leftovers.

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I definitely will. It will probably become my dedicated Physical Steel type.

Deal. When do you want to meet?

Bumping Tread. New information has been added to the list of trades.

The dedenne sounds perfect. I've already got breeders for dratini's egg groups, though, so I'll pass on that one.

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I am looking for the following Mons: Amaura or Aurorus (female, high IVs prefered) Delibird (female, high IVs prefered) Male pokemon with 31/x/31/31/31/31 or 31/31/31/x/31/31 IV spreads I have the following Pokemon for trade (3-4 Perfect IVs Each): Pawniards with Sucker Punch Misdreavus with Destiny Bond and Nasty Plot Ralts with Destiny Bond Hawlucha with Baton Pass Feebas with Mist and Confuse Ray Squirtles with Aura Sphere, Dragon Pulse, and Mist Togepis with Extrasensory and Nasty Plot I have the following Shinies for Trade: Ralts – Level 1 – Lax – Telepathy – 6/25/31/31/31/25 – Destiny Bond Mawile – Level 23 – Impish – Sheer Force – 31/31/31/27/1/22 Castform – Level 21 – Timid – Forecast – 15/11/7/26/27/18 Chinchou – Level 49 – Modest – Volt Absorb – 27/27/21/13/15/26 Fennekin – Level 1 – Brave – Blaze – 1/2/31/31/31/13 Helioptile – Level 1 – Rash – Dry Skin – 25/22/31/9/20/31 Pawniard – Level 1 – Relaxed – Inner Focus – 9/21/8/15/15/2 Hawlucha - Level 1 - Gentle - Limber - 31/24/31/31/31/31 - Baton Pass Luvdisc - Level 15 - Lax - Hydration - 24/27/20/30/22/9 Pachirisu - Level 49 - Serious - Volt Absorb - 24/1/31/10/16/26 Porygon - Level 57 - Serious - Analytic - 28/26/4/28/1/23 Togepi - Level 1 - Docile - Super Luck - 31/1/26/31/31/31 - Extrasensory, Nasty Plot Wartortle - Level 34 - Hardy - Rain Dish - 15/13/31/22/31/1 - Aqua Jet, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere Squirtle - Level 1 - Docile - Torrent - 18/18/31/15/31/1 - Aqua Jet, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere Squirtle - Level 1 - Timid - Rain Dish - 31/13/31/2/31/31 - Aqua Jet, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere Kecleon - Level 65 - Mild - Color Change - 23/18/1/19/28/2 Clawitzer - Level 56 - Naughty - Mega Launcher - 14/31/28/29/31/13 - Aura Sphere I have the following High Quality Mons for Trade: Castform – F – Level 1 – Bold – Forecast – 31/30/31/31/31/31 Spritzee – F – Level 1 – Modest – Healer – 31/8/31/31/31/31 – Wish Buizel – F – Level 22 – Modest – Swift Swim – 31/15/31/31/31/31 Buizel – M – Level 43 – Naughty – Swift Swim – 31/12/31/31/31/31 Mareep – F – Level 1 – Calm – Static – 31/16/31/31/31/31 – Electric Terrain Flaffy – M – Level 32 – Serious – Plus – 31/22/31/31/31/31 Nidoking - M - Level 54 - Adamant - Sheer Force - Poison Jab, Drill Run, Megahorn - Full Attack and Speed IVs Hawlucha - M - Level 1 - Bashful - Limber - 31/31/31/15/31/31 - Baton Pass Lillipup - F - Level 1 - Hardy - Pickup - 31/31/31/13/31/31 - Ice Fang Cherubi - M - Level 28 - Gentle - Chlorophyll - 31/11/31/31/31/31 Squirtle - M - Level 1 - Careful - Rain Dish - 31/11/31/31/31/31 - Aura Sphere, Dragon Pulse, Mist PKRS available upon request.

Online user name: Azodian

Since you're going with a baton passer, you should consider using Unburden as Drifblim's ability. Pair that with a consumable held item, either a berry or Ghost Gem, you'll have an abusable speed boost to pass to other team members.

I would like to volunteer the nickname "Teaberry" for the shiny spritzee.

My Mawile 2HKO'd Ciel's Mega Altaria while suspended from an air balloon.

Esc also works.

With very early access to the EV training gear, I didn't see any reason not to train my team. When I built my new team for episode 16, I bred for IVs and EV trained them. If you train with the use of a Pickup team, you can end up with a huge surplus of healing items as well.

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Pretty sure. The TM system changed when we made the conversion to Gen VI. We get infinite use TMs now, but we can't breed them down anymore. You could try just to be sure, but I wouldn't get my hopes up.

That guide is a bit dated. As of episode 15 you can't breed TM moves like Scald and Ice Beam any more.

The Misty Terrain move triggers the Misty Terrain field effect in Reborn. (link) This turns on the abilities of both your Heliolisk (constant regneration) and Milotic (doubled defense). It also powers up a wide variety of moves including Moon Blast.

This is a beautiful and well constructed team. I love that you're using a legacy mon, I have a legacy Gardevoir on my team and a legacy Mawile waiting on Mega Stone access. I do have a few questions and comments for you though: You can buy Chesto Berries on the 2nd floor of the Department Store for 400 a pop. I'm also waiting on access to Hyper Voice. Fingers crossed for episode 16. Did you breed this team for IVs? I breed my episode 16 team for IVs and it would be nice to know I'm not the only one psychotic enough to do so.

I've finally finished testing and training my Misty Terrain Team. Heliolisk Item: Life Orb Nature: Modest Ability: Dry Skin EVs: 252 Sp. Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense Thunderbolt Volt Switch Round/??? Surf Gardevoir Item: Amplifield Rock Nature: Modest Ability: Telepathy EVs: 252 Sp. Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Sp. Defense Moonblast Psychic Magical Leaf Misty Terrain Aggron Item: ??? Nature: Jolly Ability: Rock Head EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense Head Smash Heavy Slam Rock Polish Stealth Rock Aromatisse Item: Amplifield Rock Nature: Calm Ability: Aroma Veil EVs: 252 HP, 252 Defense, 4 Sp. Defense Moonblast Reflect/??? Calm Mind Misty Terrain Toxicroak Item: Life Orb Nature: Adamant Ability: Dry Skin EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Sp. Defense Poison Jab Drain Punch Sucker Punch Fake Out Mismagius Item: ??? Nature: Modest Ability: Levitate EVs: 252 Sp. Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense Hex Mystical Fire Magical Leaf Nasty Plot Togekiss Item: ??? Nature: Timid Ability: Serene Grace EVs: 252 Sp. Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Sp. Defense Air Slash Aura Sphere Baton Pass Nasty Plot Item: Amplifield Rock Nature: Bold Ability: Marvel Scale EVs: 252 HP, 252 Defense, 4 Sp. Defense Surf Icy Wind Mist Haze/??? Mamoswine Item: Amplifield Rock Nature: Adamant Ability: Dry Skin EVs: 252 Attack, 252 Speed, 4 Defense Earthquake Icicle Crash Stealth Rock Mist Question marks indicate a move that is either under used or under performs or a an item slot I have yet to decide on. Questions and comments are welcome!

Just wanted to make sure. I could never find anything but maybes while searching the forums.

How dedicated are you to Trick Room on your Gardevoir? You have two pokemon with abilities that get boosts from Misty Terrain, and should strongly consider using it. Also, I'm super jealous of your shiny Heliolisk.

Definitely get Magneton evolved. You're going to need to look up a guide for that. For EV training (if you want) I recommend Azurine Island for defensive types (~90% HP during the day), Railnet for speed (walk through the shadows), and the absolute bottom of the grand stairs for mixed sweepers. I used a Mawile for my entire 1st run (because she is my absolute favorite pokemon ever) and I can confirm for you that she will be an absolute load on you from here on out.

You should go back and list their abilities, since those are important and can be changed. Smashable rocks aren't a serious obstacle, so you can probably replace Rock Smash. I'd recommend teaching Typhlosion Nature Power. Nature Power comes out as a Special move on ~2/3 of the fields and gets a power boost from it. You might also consider relearning Smokescreen since it's easy for Typhlosion to set up a field that doubles its debuff. If you want to use both, drop Shadow Claw as well. Ancient Power is mediocre on a special attacker with STAB. Mamoswine is neither of those things. Personally, I'd replace it with Mist, since that stops enemy field effects dead. Pangoro can and should learn Parting Shot, probably in exchange for Sky Uppercut. That Golem is going to be invaluable later. If it doesn't have Sturdy, you should use an Ability Capsule to fix that. If you haven't started EV training, there's no time like the present.

I pretty sure Hardy is on the short list for next episode, you might want to pick up some Air Balloons for that.