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I disappoint people like you do in the bed. (How was that rap line?) Bring out Vinny, post and read.

You are correct! Rosesong?

I do love old-school cartoons. 9/10

Everyone forgot about me. Will Vinny be the next to post?

We got that. x) I think Kisharp is too similar to Bisharp and the king reference isn't as prevalent as it should be. How about Kingdit or Checkblade?

False! Ark, where are you?

Name: Sandspine Type: Ground, Rock Abilities: Solid Rock, Sand Rush (HA) Evolution Method: Sandslash -- Lv. 44 --> Sandspine Base Stats HP: 85 Attack: 110 Defense: 130 Special Attack: 45 Special Defense: 105 Speed: 65 Total: 540 Level-Up Moveset 44 - Defense Curl 44 - Rollout 51 - Spiky Shield 65 - Earthquake Pokedex Entry: This Pokemon uses the bones protruding from its back to protect itself. When damaged, the bones can regenerate. Physical Description: A bulkier Sandslash with large, pointy bones coming out of its back. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Feel free to check out my other CAPs as well! See above post.

What tier do you think they should be in? --- Cleffa -> Clefairy -> Clefable Tier: B or C Availability: 0 badges Stats: Decent Movepool: Excellent The problem with Cleffa is that it evolves through happiness and leveling up. While making Cleffa like you shouldn't be a big issue, Cleffa has problems holding its own in a battle. Magical Leaf helps Cleffa do some damage to her opponents, but it shouldn't be considered a viable, early-game offensive force. Things get a little better when Cleffa becomes Clefairy. By level 34, Clefairy gets the Cosmic Power/Stored Power combo that can be helpful when set up. At level 46, Clefairy gets its first STAB move, Moonblast, which is helpful against Dark, Dragon and Fighting type Pokemon. However, the fact that one has to level up Clefairy to these levels is an issue itself. By the time it learns these moves, Clefairy is vastly outclassed by fully evolved Pokemon. Because of this, it is recommended that one evolves Clefairy after the player has taught it all the moves he/she wants it to learn. Clefable is a useful addition to most teams with its abilities. Magic Guard is useful against Pokemon with Toxic, but Unaware is more useful long-term to prevent sweeps. Beyond the Cosmic Power/Stored Power combo, Clefable has access to a diverse movepool that can be used to make up for a team's shortcomings. Compared to other special attackers, however, Clefable lacks power and speed, both of which can be overcome with the CP/SP combo. Overall, I would recommend that Clefable be placed in B or C tier.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope. Zeph, come back!

Damn you... similar to a...

Froakie and Chimchar keep alternating 2nd place, but Torchic has a dominating lead. I hope we can get 100 votes.

It's 10:45 AM here and I just woke up. x) Vinny, you should post next.

Correct, but if we are to tier based on polls, then those "hidden gems" probably won't be discovered because most people want popular Pokemon tiered first.

"Is this the Krusty Krab?" "No, this is Patrick." PWB, I think you're next.

Some Pokemon that may seem bad because of their competitive viability may actually end up being good in-game (Slaking, for example.) I think it is worth having people analyse those Pokemon since there is a chance they may end up being helpful in Reborn.

My bologna has...

I'm not Tempest, but I am quite the storm. I'm going to be wrong and say Ame will post something.

because he is...

Banana Taco sounds like the name of a terrible softcore porn movie. I think PWB will be the next person to post.

A wild Devon appeared! Wild Devon used Foresight on Vinny!

Personally, I think we are better off just doing what we've been doing, simply because people are also including Pokemon that others wouldn't normally request for tiering like Bibarel and Ariados.