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It will move after in Gen6. But this will not be the case in Gen7. In Gen6, every stats including speed did change upon mega-evolving, but the turn order was not altered by the mega-evolution.

Go to the Tanzan lake farm Luvdiscs then ^^ with Thief and Frisk, it's quite fast!

I see threats everywhere. I would consider even more offensive sets with these kind of mons. You will like end-game TMs a lot! Dragon Dance on Charizard X is mandatory imo.. Roost could be useful too. I like Toxic and Stealth Rocks on Garchomp. Always useful. I would change Gren's Water Shuriken. This move is cool on Ash-Gren but not on regular Gren. I like Gunk Shot, Spikes, Toxic Spikes or Z-Dig ... Also, Hydro Pump > Surf. Paradoxally, it allows a frail mon like Gren to survive more because Surf doesn't always K.O. And Gren doesn't like to take a hit back.

Well, the story hasn't reached its end yet. Something might happen to him in the other path ... Just forget what I said ^^ welcome to Reborn!

No weather allowed in the New World field unfortunately so no Aurora Veil for her and above all for us. But the ideas exposed here are quite good. I wonder if we could add a Pulse-mon in the equation.

Nope.

Chesnaught Jellicent Donphan Klinklank Clefable Pinsir Porygon-Z I like bulky offense teams. I am not fast but some guys wille cripple you and other will hit you hard. Clefable was not very useful for E18 because she still lacks good utility moves. The rest of the team worked pretty well.

This little gremlin is the reason why Rocky Helmet was invented.

Late to the music discussion. I just hope that the Ultra Necrozma Battle Remix will pop up somewhere. Fingers crossed.

They can be found in the caves where you rescue the police officers. You know, in the forest before the last Pulse Tangrowth.

I want to! But I looked up and it turns out that Sunflora is available when the city is restored. Plus, it's still a 1/5 chance of being an actual Carbink. Just like for the mystery egg which had 4 broken Fairies, I don't want to rely on this kind of RNG to progress. Bennet V2 will be the first to face my Carbink. And he will suffer a lot. Why not! It could allow me free Intimidate turns (my current game plan). But Garchomp still has Stone Edge so Primarina remains vulnerable. I'll have to find something else because Moonblast doesn't OHKO ... We're not there yet anyway! I tend to forget the sex of my party but I can assure you they were happy the few turns they shared together.

Two ideas, maybe three or four. Cherrim, the weird flower-cherry pokemon who learns Sunny Day. You can activate some abilities, set up the Rainbow field if Shelly uses Rain Dance, or simply increase your fire-power. Leavanny, the fast Grass-Bug pokemon. He has Sticky Web and Struggle Bug if you want to use Shelly's own weapon against her. There is a Grass/Fairy mon that looks like a scary mushroom. Don't remember the name. But it's not weak to Bug and it can sleep pokemon. There is a fast Grass types available in the Park when it's sunny. It evolves to Lilligant and it can sleep pokemon too. Try using non-grass moves on your pokemon. Maybe you'll have to use common candies but that's our usual early-game struggle. Good luck anyway!

Concerning E4, I don't think they will use strict monotype teams but more teams that take full advantage of the terrain where they're fighting. Even Gym leaders use non-monotypes team during late-game. Bennet and Laura should be able to use the terrain efficiently with their Bug/Grass archetypes but I won't be surprised if I see Psychics in the Holy Field, Fairies in the Starlight Arena or Rocks and Ices in the Mountain field. Also, I think we can add weathers in the equation. Remember the casual Titania's A-Sandslash lead that set up a free Aurora Veil. One can expect Sun/Rain against Laura/Bennet or Strong Winds against Heather.

I just feel the same, especially during the early-game which is very tough for Grass mons. There a few fields in this game that Grass types can take advantage of. But it makes sense since the Reborn region is highly polluted. But are they weak for this reason? Of course not. This is still a type with the best utility moves and good double-types. It's always a great addition to any team.

Vaporeon is a very good wall but the moves he needs are available only later. He is more passive than the other choice. Sylveon is an offensive threat that will be hardly defeated by special moves. And once you get Moonblast, well, good luck to your opponents.

You need to make feints, just like when you're playing with your little cousin.

Warrior: Micro mac Mage: Ness Archer: Snake Rogue: Sheik Healer: ... Robin? Tank: Ganondorf I wonder if a Smash Reborn run could happen? For non-pokemon characters I mean ^^

Well, you nailed it ^^ Aaaa thanks! I'll do my best to keep this entertaining. I'll try to find other elegant ways to defeat my next opponents but I haven't found one for Shelly yet. I wonder if you started your run before E18 because Icy Wind has been my win-condition so far.

If you have Heart Scales, feel free to go to Agate Circus. There is a guy who can teach your mons old moves. Your Blaziken will enjoy it a lot! You can teach back Toxic Spikes to your Garbodor too: it's always useful. Additionnaly, feel free to switch between TM and TMX moves between battles. For instance, give Waterfall to your Sharpedo. If you still struggle against Charlotte, you can use your Donphan and your Rhyperior. If you use Trick Room with your Claydol, they will outspeed everything.

Seconding the question above, I really don't know how to counter your team, except by setting up sand or hail maybe. Did you have trouble against opponents in-game since the moment you were able to acquire this team? I mean, story-wise, you need to reach at least neo-Reborn in order to get most of your mons.

Miss this run? Yes, no? Regardless of your answer, I would like to pursue it and share all the fun I'm having. I like to think that Corey was the early-game first true boss (even if Florinia gave me serious trouble). So, the previous posts could be called Season 1:"Lost Fairies". Season 2 would start now and the main gimmick of this part is that I will finally make use of a team of 6 pokemons. I may drop the title later. So, sit down and enjoy these apparently weak fairies proving that there should be underestimated (From now only, because let's be serious here, Popplio has done most of the work and saved the run countless times and he isn't a true fairy type yet. Is this following the true monotype rules? I hope so.)

This team is really interesting. With the terrain and some pokemons such as Gastrodon, the Water weakness is highly reduced. I would like to battle you some day. However, I'm really afraid of Grass and Ice moves now. That is why I would like to propose some changes. I feel pretty ironic because I would know your team regardless ^^ While I gave more thoughts to your team, I realized that your team is so slow and so bulky. Then, I saw Claydol and I screamed "OMG Trick Room". With Camerupt, and Steelix, the offensive power is present.