The Fush

Banned for having a fetish for colours!

Banned because Hammers and Fireballs have a hard time mixing.

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Sunkceus, obviously.

Banned for thinking I made no sense!

Genesect used Flamethrower. Burn bitches, burn!

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Umbreon seems like the only one, currently. Why Shadow Ball on Umbreon? Is it because of the Sp. Def lowering? That's down to chance to begin with, and most Umbreons would prepare to switch out after something like that. Not to mention, I'm worried about what Rotom-H's performance would be for the rest of the battle after that. Unlike Rotom-W, Rotom-H has more than one weakness to worry about when battling, which is why I gave it Choice Scarf to begin with: to outspeed pokemon that might be a threat to it. It's synergy with Cradily would also deplete, although I admit in just one battle that isn't as much of an issue. Also, if I kept Shadow Ball, I'd be worried about replacing HP Grass with Trick. Sceptile is upfront when it says "yo, I have Grass so I shut down all yer stuff like Gigalith and Rhyperior", meaning that the opponent would be likely to switch out on him. If I wanted to keep a surprise factor due to not always wanted to predict enemy moves like crazy, HP Grass is the only other way on my team to do so. Oh, and before you point out Carracosta, it's useless while it's still slow. Using Sturdy because of a Rock pokemon that could otherwise be easily defeated by Sceptile, or said HP Grass, is kind of a waste. Trick sounds like it could definetely be effective, but I think I'm sticking to my current moveset. I'm sticking to Cofagrigus to scout out enemy Umbreons. Not to mention, using Carracosta as a shell smasher when Umbreon is could be a great idea. It'd waste Toxic while I set up, and then use a move to destroy it, even after a protect. Although I'll admit, Umbreon now seems like a threat in general. Thanks for the reminder.

Gengar: I got you the loot for my fix. Now dice em' up! Oh, and when Owen voted for me in CC29, I didn't get the reward. Hooray for seperate begging advertising

Is it funny that I haven't seen a single Terrakion since BW2? But I definetely agree on Genesect. Poltoeds and Tyranitars are also seemingly common right now, along with Ferrothorn and Skarmory.

Scizor had a Max Revive in his pocket, so he gets up and X-Scissors that silly crocodile. Suparfecctiveness

7/10 Avatar's design itself is cool, but I have no idea who that is.

Banned for beating me to banning me for the reason of reading!

Banned for worrying about completely disregarded rules!

Banned for not being able to take an insult!

Banned for being a hypocrite... again! I wish to point out that me and Light rambled on for QUITE a while afterwards...

The market in the Pokecenter counts. WHAT NOW? Oh and I didn't use it. Ever... on normal runs

I was thinking about that to begin with, and Cobalion'll probably be an option. However, I'm DEFINETELY not running that set on it. First off, I already have two great walls, and this Cobalion doesn't have any EVs to back up attacking. I'll either take Cobalion with a different set, or find something else entirely. Cheers for the heads-up. Cofagrigus, Sceptile and Rotom-H all destroy bugs (heck Carracosta too, for non-fighting imbued). Sceptile has Acrobatics for a reason, y'know, and the whole point of Rotom-H is supposed to be a hit-and-run, so Overheat works perfectly. That, and you're implying most bugs will even survive a Modest Overheat from Rotom-H. Also, Cofagrigus laughs at bug and fighting type attacks, so Pinsir'd be a no-no. So yeah... where was that bug weakness? not to mention once I remove Lilligant/Sceptile bugs are gonna be even less of a problem

There goes my knowledge... I forgot Cradily even had Recover. Editing Cradily.

Hello where'd Spring go