Sirrobert

I hate you so much right now.

Just bring a power lens.

Mega Blaziken is in the game. You can fight it as one of the repeatable trainers in the Grand Hall.

That first lady is teleported to the forest, and then she wants you to buy something

I wrecked him with steel. Especially after you (or him) blows away the mist and reveals a steel boosting field.

Not every country has those drinking laws.

So after replaying Reborn, I noticed something. When you go down into the Grand Gates to find "gardevoir" (and Adrienn), Randomus says how it's a little harder for him to squeeze past the wheel, because he's an adult (or something of the sort). But doesn't that imply that we, the PC, are not adults? I always thought we were in this game.

Exeggute is just golden eggs, which is great.

Push it to the left, then use the jumping things to get around it and push it down. Then use the jumping things again to get around it again, and push it back to the right

I'd say all the double battle gym leaders are the hardest. I'm relatively new to pokemon (only ever played Gen1 and 2), so I can't do synergy yet. I'm fine at filling my team with full coverage against everything, so in single battles, I just switch out whichever mon is the rock to their scissor. I just need to figure out which rocks to bring. In double battles, those scissors are always accompanied by a paper to counter my rock, and I have to adjust the whole thinking process. That said, I have a tendency to use a lot of steel pokemons, so Charlotte just double pain.

Just today I was breeding Eggexutes, and traded away the ones I didn't want. 10 minutes later I did the same thing with Hippopotas, and got back one of my own Exeggcuts. That was pretty funny.

Why does that default to 1? That seems silly.

It's more a regular problem with silent protagonists. In cases like this, I just want to tell everyone to stop, slow down, and ask for clarification from the guy that clearly knows more than he's telling us. I did instantly understand the chess reference though. While I could not predict the conclusion, it was obvious that Randomus thought everything was perfectly under control.

Adrienn, sure. It was more Cain who was suffering from Hero complex. He hears someone's pokemon is captured, and instantly rushes off to save it.

Even at the very first though, he tells everyone that he knows all is under control. He could probably do with just saying that though. I suppose it is different when you are sitting comfortably at a screen reading it.

Speaking of Psychic gym, I just reached Randomus again, and it's basically the same thing with him. He clearly knows exactly what's going on with Gardevoir (and says so directly), but everyone just jumps on and decides he's being stupid.

Radomus won't know what'll hit him

You are a god. Especially with those stats....

Well I have recently been eyeing a Pawniard/Bisharp, but again, not in the area yet... But seriously, anything carrying it would be cool

I am not yet in Agate, so if you would...

Well, that's what Imposter is for You can get a Choice Scarf in reborn?

I want to try to fight with my Ditto, but how do you do it? What do you train a ditto in, and how do you use it? Or is it foolish to try?

So instead of picking back up after E16 came out, I've been replaying the game, now with all the things I learned about pokemon from the first time (I only ever played Gen1. I now know what a sweeper is). And I just want to say: Why are all those kids so damn oblivious to Anna clearly being psychic? It's so obvious that she can see more than just the visual stuff, and even her brother just thinks she's crazy