AuthorReborn

I've never been partial to Munna myself, but it's certainly not a bad pokemon. It's one of the few bulky Psychic types and learns Calm Mind via level up, allowing it to be a solid wall for Psychic monos or if you just feel like mixing it up. It can also pull off the Hypnosis-Dream Eater combo better than most mons, so yeah. Go ahead and give it a shot if you feel like it.

Edit: Ninja'd but he didn't ask a question so I'm leaving mine. Edit edit: Aaaand then he edited to add a question. Welp. Probably alternative becuase it is quite open ended and at least somewhat different from other genres (I live in Country Music Central, so I try to mix is up when I can). What's your favorite bicycle color?

I think tampering with the game to try to see types, stats, movesets, and the like would kinda miss the entire point of playing a fan-game with only new and unknown pokemon. But hey, that's just my opinion.

I decided to get back into random battles. Here are a few of my favorites that I came across. http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/randombattle-260331638 Volt-Turn for days http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/randombattle-260330993 All hail Stunfisk http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/randombattle-260336980 Somehow that happened.

Remember a couple of rules whenever you revert episodes: Do NOT save outside before reverting. A Pokemon Center is the best bet you have for having your file not become corrupted. Be careful which pokemon you have in your party, as iirc, Gen VI mons weren't implemented by Episode 9. If you have any, leave them in your PC and don't open it. Reverting Episodes is a dangerous path and can eventually lead to save corruption down the road. This issue is lessened by Kuro's new automatic save backup system, but still be careful.If you wish to alleviate the risk, I'd suggest you attempt to contact someone about injecting a Ralts into your game in the stead of your starter.Good luck!

Actually, Episode 15 changed the Grand Hall trainers as well. As such, they can now be battled as many times during a day as a trainer would like.

How about a CM Sableye and Unaware Clef core (sets in the spoilers)? Happy building!

Week 7 Sapphire Division AuthorReborn vs. pwb9870 (5-0) http://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/reborn-ou-29224 gg, fren

Take your time. Can't rush perfection and all that.

I have a few types I drift towards so I'll put them here as well: The Fire Type Who doesn't love a good burn, eh? It's therapeutic and there's something hypnotic about watching your enemies go up in flames. I always end up with one of these on my team one way or another and they always help me out just when I thought all was lost. And to anyone who said Red was a crazy guy to fight in HGSS, Eruption Typhlosion says hi. -First Pokemon was Cyndaquil (clear bias) -Chose Charmander when I picked up FRLG -Used Cyndaquil again in SS -Even used Tepig in White because Fire is always fun -Camerupt and Pyroar are a gods in Reborn. The Grass Type Here's a somewhat different one, but I always tend to enlist the support of a grass type if only for their general utility purpose and draining moves. I didn't use them much at first, but they eventually grew on me. They also help with my water and ground weaknesses. -Used Bellsprout in Gold and SS. -Used Oddish in FRLG -Pansage in Gen V -Roserade is a flower which can destroy most unprepared people. It's a pain to evolve ingame, but it is oh so rewarding to do so. The Electric Type You didn't expect this one? I know, it is quite shocking, yet true. I tend to drift towards Special attackers with my teams, so Electric types tend to fill this role nicely. -Used Jolteon in Gold and SS -Used Raichu in FRLG -Zebstrika was a bit of a let down to me in Gen V, but I still used him until Solosis came along. -Manectric is capable of single handedly ripping through Reborn gyms with Charge Beam and Discharge Spam.

I tried that but he mistook them for rotten cheese and ate them o.O he's not worth it, trust me

Here's a list of the contenders, as well as a list of all the mons they drafted (before accounting for trades): https://m.reddit.com/r/PokeTube/comments/3dc8sr/ucl_draft_recap/

Who is this "Shia" you speak of? It's certainly not me. Do you know, Lagless?

The KOTOR games both have something like this in it. I obviously won't spoil either of them, but both have their own shock to them and both heavily relate to your character's veiled past.

On the Run Away bit: "Run Away guarantees escape from a wild Pokémon, negating any trapping move or Ability that would prevent it from escaping (such as Mean Look and its variations, Wrap and its variations, Shadow Tag, Arena Trap and Magnet Pull). Run Away allows a Pokémon affected by Ingrain to escape." - Bulbapedia