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Yeah, but everyone seems to be ignoring how they just got hit with Hyper Voice.

It seems like, in my experience breeding DDance Bagon and Extremespeed Dratini, egg moves are always passed down from both parents in Gen VI. Also, there's no limit on egg moves anymore, meaning all 8 could be passed down. You'd need to visit the relearner to access all of them, though.

Marcus shrugged. "I feel like doing it. I'm good at it, too." He felt a tiny pang of . . . something . . . as he said this. Marcus dismissed the feeling quickly, however. "If you believe in heaven, I'm doing you a favor by killing you, anyway, so it doesn't really matter."

Marcus paused to consider for a moment. Judging from the apparently supernatural nature of the court, lying wasn't the best idea. Adding that to the obvious blood-drenched knife, they would know. "Yes."

Disagree with your points on Infernape and Blissey. There's a reason Choice Band is the go-to item on Scizor; U-turn is great for choice users. (Which reminds me, I need to try a scarf/banded set on Hydreigon sometime, due to its access to U-turn, Outrage, Crunch, Superpower, etc.) Flamethrower Blissey is good for countering common switch-ins like Scizor and Aegislash, the former of which can be OHKO'd due to the 4x weakness and the latter of which will likely be expecting setup bait. Now, back to the rest of the team. Infernape looks good, though usually a lead infernape is setting rocks/taunting/etc. You have shock factor, and you should be able to take out common leads. I would run Leech Seed over Spikes on Ferrothorn. It's more common, but there's a good reason why. It steals a little momentum and helps counter setup sweepers by ensuring their HP will be worn down over time, thereby forcing a switch. Gyro Ball might be slightly better coverage, but it's really preference. Sharpedo also looks fine except for the aforementioned Ice Beam. Sharpedo can run a special set, but mixed sweepers are questionable, and your Adamant nature does you no favors in that regard. You lack a cleric; sleep will essentially leave you with 5 pokemon if they use it on something other than Blissey or Altaria. Burns also cripple the majority of your team due to a lack of special attackers (Blissey doesn't count) and/or status absorbers. Indirect damage helps with that, going back to the aforementioned Leech Seed on Ferrothorn. I would recommend grabbing something with phazing, too.

Marcus looked back coolly. "My real full name is Marcus Alexander Flint." One hand drifted toward one of the knives he had sheathed earlier. It had still been dirty, and now the sheath would smell like blood. It was rather irritating. He hoped this judge would finish his spiel quickly so he could leave and dispose of the sullied receptacle before he actually got in any sort of trouble. Exploring that library seemed interesting, and this was keeping him from doing so.

I'm aware of both of these. Though, it's gonna get to the point where I'll need to ask people what their characters would do given a situation.

D'aww. You guys are too nice to me.

Actually, my plan was a sort of bitterly ironic one. The more he kills, the more powerful he gets, yes. But, with every murder, he becomes more moral, feeling more remorse and more guilt after each death. However, to get to the point where he feels bad enough to actually be a decent human being, he'd have to leave a trail of corpses.

Marcus looked about, a hint of surprise showing on his face. He took a moment to properly sheath his weapons before replying. "Evidently, yes. What, exactly, am I being judged for? I don't recall being arrested."

Everyone in the area should be affected by any area attacks the Hydreigon makes, by the way.

Can I just call it at Charmander: Lv. 16 Bagon: Lv 17

The massive beast revealed itself, flying over a nearby ridge. The Hydreigon scanned the area quickly, determining what it would devour first. While it did so, it propelled itself toward the group of Pokemon and humans on its six wings and let out a terrible, destructive roar.

Marcus, I think, just because he now has abnormal speed and strength from killing Taylor. It's one way. You also wouldn't lose any of your life force upon returning.

The strange figure leveled a sword at Marcus and told him to leave. Instead of doing so, he drew another knife and edged a bit closer. He feinted, throwing a false strike at where he assumed the other person's neck was, trying to draw a parry or counter.

No one commented on my pic, should I be disappointed?

I forget that they gave it Insommnia. Darkrai can still put a huge dent in it with Dark Pulse, though, especially since this Mewtwo has nothing to really hit it hard with.

Our grammatically incorrect friend is correct here. 252 Atk Garchomp Earthquake vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Aggron: 396-468 (115.1 - 136%) -- guaranteed OHKO 252 Atk Staraptor Close Combat vs. 252 HP / 0 Def Aggron: 296-352 (86 - 102.3%) -- 18.8% chance to OHKO However, about Mega Aggron . . . 252 Atk Mega Aggron Heavy Slam (100 BP) vs. 4 HP / 0 Def Garchomp: 180-213 (50.2 - 59.4%) -- guaranteed 2HKO 252 Atk Garchomp Earthquake vs. 252 HP / 0+ Def Filter Mega Aggron: 108-127 (31.3 - 36.9%) -- 76.4% chance to 3HKO

Marcus stared back at the strange man that had appeared behind the old man as he died. He wasn't sure who -or what- he was, but what he did know was that he had just witnessed the murder. "What about it?" he asked as he edged closer to the man, looking for the best angle of attack.

I never said it was out of character, though I still legitimately feel bad.

Marcus shuddered as the old man died, feeling an influx of some sort of power. That wasn't the only thing that he felt, however. Images, too fast for him to actually comprehend, flashed through his mind. The story of a seventy-year-old man, a successful archaeologist, and that story's end at the hands of a young man. He gazed down at the corpse, and felt something entirely unfamiliar: guilt. He convulsed with revulsion again, which quickly transformed into a confused rage. He kicked over a bookshelf with an abnormally strong kick and ran off as it toppled, sending countless tomes sailing to the floor, where several bounced open.

lol now I feel bad though I'm not cut out to play the psycho murderer type, I think, I feel really guilty. Of course, I get the impression you were sort of annoying him on purpose.

"Fair enough then." He waited a moment for the old man to turn away, then silently slipped his knife out of its hidden hiding place. He mentally calculated the strike he would make - a shot up into the kidney, then a slash to the windpipe to ensure death and silence - then lunged.