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Interesting enough, while Raikou is one of the main sweepers of your team, a similar Raikou set would wreck havoc on your team. A CM Boosted T-Bolt/HP Ice Combo would be sufficent to destroy most of your team members, not to mention the extra turn Sub would buy. As long as your own Raikou is still alive, it should be able to prevent a sweep from another Raikou. With your battling prowess, I honestly doubt you'll get yourself into this sort of situation, but just some food for thought.

Not as bad as you might think. There's actually a decent amount a strong Gen II pokemon around.

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His name is Koh, the Face Stealer, thank you very much. But seriously, thanks for trying. ^one ate a live pelican

Here's a slightly different suggestion from the above: teach Rain Dance to Kingdra as planned and relearn Hurricane on Noivern. Hurricane never misses in the rain and it hits crazy hard while still being able to confuse the opponent. Just a suggest, do as you will.

Honestly, I'm with this. The Legendaries are hella strong, but they're not immortal. As we can see in battle, it's possible for even Legendaries to fall to those who have power over them. If an entire region was completely decimated, anything which was to survive would need to be safegaurded behind lock and key. Practically every species was wiped from the surface of Reborn and for the legendary species to survive, as they are supposedly the only ones of their species (we're not going to talk about Phione and Manaphy), they would need to be locked away for their own protection, such as in Fallout Vaults to protect the future of the planet.

I am well aware of the pantheon. I was merely testing these young acolytes.

This team could use a couple of different things imo: Meloetta to take down Ghosts and a Fairy for the Dark types. If you put on a fairy type, your team would decidedly less dark sensitive. Switch Brick Break to U-Turn on Victini to allow him to get out of type situations without a hard switch. It also happens to help with Dark types still. Fighting may also help with Rock- and Steel- types, but V-Create decimates steel anyway and Metagross can handle any Rock heading your way. Meloetta's lovely typing would certainly assist your team through a fantastic immunity to Ghost.

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Not quite. I was looking at the EP 15 pickup list while playing with my pickup army and there are a couple of other changes. What is an Ultra Ball in episode 14 is going to be a Dusk Ball and what was a Pokéball is now a Great Ball. Also you could obtain Escape ropes via pickup in episode 14 where as now Escape Ropes are entirely removed from the table.

I personally prefer an early game Espurr over an early game Ralts. Ralts is insanely weak in the weak game and its stats allow it to be obliterated by anything it can't kill turn one. Espurr, on the other hand, is designed for the early game. It doesn't match up well against the likes of Gardevoir and Alakazam, so it tends to have its usage limited to the early game. But once it gets its first special attacking move, bam, it can instantly start doing serious damage. Furthermore, Espurr has a couple key advantages: -No poison weakness -TWO viable options for early-mid game (Sweeper with F or Prankster Support with M) -Superb early game level up moveset (M gets both Screens to pair with HA and F actually learns Shadow Ball via level up, making it invaluable on Shade) -Reaches final stage at lvl 25, allowing for more imediate stat boosts. Of course, not everything is perfect with the Espurr line: -weak to common Dark type moves and Bug types where Ralts is not -peters out in the later game in light of better options All in all, I am in total support of early game Espurr>Ralts and/Gothita. Ralts will have its day arrive as either Gardevoir or Gallde, and until then, Espurr shall shine brightly.

iirc, I just started posting on the Pokemon location guide. Some people suggested I go and introduce myself in the Grand Hall, but I never got around to it. Maybe I'll do it sometime, though. I had been lurking around the forums for a bit before I started posting.

Let's do it next weekend. I was grounded this weekend anyway and so i couldn't participate. I'd come next Sunday, though. These coming week days are looking cramped as is.

Try this table: http://www.pokemonreborn.com/game/pickup.html Also, I came to this thread just to say it is also possible to obtain a Cheri berry by finding it on Emolga when you catch it. Meowths in the Beryl ward can carry Quick Claws.

I would recommend Ludicolo for a Ground resist. It learns Giga Drain and Hypro Pump via level up and I believe you can breed Ice Beam onto it via Episode 12-. It packs a punch and can take out a lot of things if you have it in the rain. For Fighting resist, don't use a Ghost as most Fighting types pack Dark Type moves anyway. Use something such as Gardevoir, whose Fairy Typing resists Dark and Fighting and is immune to Dragon. Gardvoir has no real fear of Dark or Fighting moves and can pack a punch in turn.

^thinks it's possible to grill a little volcano creature Spoilers: it's not

OK, so something that really just bugs me more than anything else is when people stop me, stsrt telling me something, get distracted, and then don't finish their f*cking thought. If you are going to tell me something, TELL ME ALREADY. Also, post #500!