Anstane

I hope this passes soon. If not, then I might need to seek medical help. Tempest?

I don't feel too good... K_H?

What's wrong with song lyrics? Spine?

~Don't stop me now, I'm having such a good time, I'm having a ball~ Spine?

Is this the real life? Micky?

Well, obviously all my mons were (Or eventually became) Ice-type. Until after Shelly I had four Pokemon: Snorunt (My lone Starter, didn't go for a full early-team), Seel/Dewgong, Vanillite and Sneasel. After that I was able to pick up Cubchoo/Beartic and Smoochum/Jynx. This was the part where I had probably the most issues with, between Victoria, Fern right before Aya and ESPECIALLY Kiki...yeesh, I still have PTSD nightmares when I fight her now. After that, right before Radomus I swapped out Dewgong for Glaceon (Obviously), then Jynx for Amaura/Aurorus before Luna. So my team right before Agate was Mamoswine/Weavile (Evolved not long before Radomus)/Vanilluxe/Beartic/Glaceon/Aurorus. Post-Agate I got a number of extra options, though only one of them really stuck: Walrein replaced Vanilluxe, though that was only after Samson. I swapped Jynx back in for Samson, replacing Vanilluxe, before Walrein took her place permanently. After that...yeah, I swapped in Dewgong back in in place of Beartic before replacing both with Froslass for Blake (As well as Mamoswine for Rotom-Frost...in fact take Blake's Team, replace Jynx with Glaceon and you have my team for Blake + Terra). After that I went back to Mamoswine/Glaceon/Walrein/Aurorus/Weavile, as well as training up Lapras for the Mansion Gauntlet. So yeah, my final team as of the end of E15 is Mamoswine/Glaceon/Walrein/Aurorus/Weavile/Lapras, and I can assure you all six of them are fully able to handle anything that comes our way.

I heard talk about how Grass is the worst type in Reborn right now because of just how many trainers are there that can exploit their weaknesses. Corey, Aya and Charlotte stand out. So, while Grass is not a bad type, I can see why it would be a difficult type to Mono with. Other types that might be a pain include Bug (Lots of Meteor Grunts with Golems, plus Flying is quite common, not to mention Charlotte) and Rock. I know someone will say Ice (Frankly I'm surprised no one has yet), to which I say: It's actually nowhere near as bad as it sounds. The only Gym Leader I'd say that really caused me nightmares on said run was Kiki. Charlotte? If you lead with two Water/Ice mons (In my case, Dewgong and Walrein), her Typhlosion will likely use SolarBeam, meaning you can use Blizzard to eliminate her field altogether, and Rain Dance to nerf her fire. As for Samson, he was probably the easiest Gym Leader for me, somehow.

So what, we should act like the Protector boss in Chrono Trigger when it dies? Viri?

Calm down guys, alright? Micky?

Lapras

I actually had to look up what that meant... Lugruf?

I'll also jump in and say good morning to everyone. Lugruf?

The one move I've gotten a huge appreciation for in this game is Mirror Coat. Well timed, it just destroys special attackers, as well as being my go-to answer against Dittoceus. It helps that my favorite mon can learn it. Heck, said mon can even OHKO Mewtwo with it, without the need of a Sash.

Not right now. Well, that was a good weekend, but now I have to sleep because . Well...see ya. *uses Rest* Lugruf?

I think he's asleep. Tempest?

It's alright, Micky... Spine?

There is a slight possibility. Right, Juu?

I truly hope not. Maybe some topics will be preserved, at the very least the Roleplay sub-forum should be preserved. Spine?

Guess not. K_H?

Come on out Juu.

I'm gonna try to keep this objective (Otherwise you know which one I'd say and I would try to argue for it)... I'm going to say Espeon because of a high Special Attack stat, high speed and because Psychic is one of the stronger offensive types. Sure, Dark-types, but no mon is uncounterable. Do you prefer cold or hot weather?

Mostly from the internet. One day I decided I want to try out a Pokemon game, so I got Emerald and that's when I became a fan, granted it's only later where it really took off. Which do you prefer: Using powerful things in risk of making the game boring due to lack of challenge, or weaker things for the sake of keeping some sense of difficulty? (Doesn't apply to just Pokemon. Example: Mages in Dragon Age: Origins.)

I admit I'm not really much for metals, but I can't say no to aluminum or titanium. K_H?

No, just me. All this talk about getting Sun/Moon while I don't even have a 3DS. I must admit I am just a little jealous. Lugruf?

Alas, but not at this moment. I am guessing he is sleeping. Exactly what I am going to do now. *uses Rest* Lugruf?