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Deal. You don't have to wait at all, in fact. However to unlock it you must now have beaten the game 10000 times. Seem too simple? Well the devs may have accidentally removed the code for it in a patch and then were simultaniously exterminated so it will never be fixed. Oops. I wish I had an extra shoe.

I have returned. I don't have set schedule. Deal with it. Here comes Zim

for milk and

What if Gian was actually TTar?

Machop used Low Kick

Welcome! I hope you'll enjoy your stay, because we sure will! Feel free to just jump into any forum thread you want, there's one subthread dedicated entirely to the fangame of Reborn, another to community announcments, and another about gaming (in general, but no game in particular). There's also the Ectera thread which contains the random tidbits that makes up the forum. If you're looking to get better competitive Pokemon, some of our more experienced members have guides for that as well! Good luck and have fun!

Nope, but I think I saw ashes around here

Nope, it is I. Let's go with... Ashes

Na man. It's me. I've see you all scoping out my profile, tryin to see if I'm on. That won't necessarily help though, since I only post here every few forum visits (which also happen at random misc. times). I'm gonna guess Shing.

Sorry, he's MIA at hte moment, so I'll take his role. Zim, come back

I hadn't played Gen VI before I picked up E12 Reborn, so I gained all sorts of respect for the mons I had never even seen before. Pyroar and Meowstic, specifically. These two truly pulled their weight on my teams and Pyroar remains on my main team to this day and I rotate Meowstic with Gardevoir.

Heya fellas. I'm thinking BBD

Loppuny, Power Up Punch!

Banned for banning a Ches'n as discrimination against an entire evolution chain.

Not quite. Although Shing will likely return after a few brief messages from our sponsors.

Numel and Pansear have always had separate events. Also, on a side note, Whismur is definitely still there. I restarted my game again this episode and I have obtained a Whismur, which later turned into Scrappy Loudred.

Thanks. I generally do that, but I forgot. Thanks for catching that. The main reason I do Drain Punch over HJK because if the game can cause me to lose my Loppuny, it will. I had HJK on there at one point, but I missed at least 50% of the time so I practically said "screw this" and switched to Drain Punch. I'll definitely try out that Gliscor spread, thanks. I'll test out that WoW> Taunt, too. True, although I do generally end up simply allowing something to die off if it comes in so I could bring in Raikou/Talonflame. I'd use Sludge Wave, but that 30% Poison ends up doing more work for my in the long run than an extra +5 Base Power.

At A Glance: Teambuilding Process: What I was thinking as I made this team was pretty simple: I had recently become enamored by the growths Loppuny made after becoming a mega, so I decided to build a team around it. It's a fairly straightforward and simple team in most respects. Analysis: Lola (Lopunny) (F) @ Lopunnite Ability: Limber EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Jolly Nature - Fake Out - Return - Ice Punch - Drain Punch This is quite a basic set on Loppuny. Fake Out to safely Mega Evolve. Return to hit like a truck against most anything and Drain Punch to be able to have a bit of recovery while still being able to have strong fighting STAB move. Ice Punch for Lando-T/I, Gliscor, and most potential Flying type switches. One of my most often leads simply to be able to start claiming souls early on. Mandatory Dragon (Latias) @ Life Orb Ability: Levitate EVs: 72 HP / 184 SpA / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Defog - Draco Meteor - Healing Wish - Psyshock Latias is quite an important member. It walls Rotom-W's most used attacks (Hydro Pump and Volt Switch), while also being able to soak up unwanted status. This can deal with Keldeo and also removes hazards, while is pivotal for any team running Talonflame. If worst comes to worst and another of my mons is already in a bad condidtion but I need it for something else, I can Healing Wish and bright it right back up. Dracula (Gliscor) (M) @ Toxic Orb Ability: Poison Heal EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpD Impish Nature - Protect - Earthquake - Toxic - Stealth Rock You're a physical attacker, huh? And you thought you'd stay in on a Gliscor because...? Seriously though, Glicsor can survive a Waterfall from a Belly Drum/ AV Azu (prior to setting up for BD). It can set up my rocks, Toxic annoying stalls who seek to outstall it, and EQ most things which attempt to stay in. On top of that, Protect guarantees I can get my Toxic Orb to activate and gives my assured recovery in some cases. Lightning Thingy (Raikou) @ Choice Specs Ability: Pressure EVs: 4 HP / 252 SpA / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Thunderbolt - Hidden Power [ice] - Volt Switch - Shadow Ball This spot was previously occupied by a Magnezone, although I feel Raikou fits my playstyle and team quite a bit better. T-Bolt to deal tons of Damage, HP Ice to strike fear into the hearts of dragons and ground types and ground/dragons looking at you, Garchomp. Volt Switch to predict the switches of my foes while still doing some decent damage. Shadow Ball for assisting against Lati@s. Quite straight forward. Spookeh (Gengar) (M) @ Choice Scarf Ability: Levitate Shiny: Yes EVs: 252 SpA / 4 SpD / 252 Spe Timid Nature - Trick - Shadow Ball - Focus Blast - Sludge Bomb This is the only interesting set I run on this team. Scarfed Gengar. Yes, you read that right. Scarfed Latios is a thing, so why not Gengar? They have the same base speed. Anyway, the highlight of this set is Trick. I cannot tell you how many teams I have crippled by Scarfing their Gliscor or their Ferro. The best part is that Gengar is even part poison, something most every other Trick user does not possess, which gives Gengar the edge of still being able to take Toxic Orbs and Black Sludge. The remainder of this set is a straight forward Gengar set: Shadow Ball for a strong STAB, Focus Miss Blast to handle Normal/Dark types, and Sludge Bomb to have decent chance to poison and to murder Fairies. I lead with this sometimes based on the team preview. If I see a mon that will almost certainly get sent out first to set up hazards (Example: Forretress) or just set up, Gengar comes on out. Charizard+ (Talonflame) (F) @ Leftovers Ability: Gale Wings EVs: 248 HP / 252 SpD / 8 Spe Careful Nature - Bulk Up - Brave Bird - Roost - Taunt Simple Bulk Up Talonflame. It can handle taking hits rather well before even setting up, can Roost off any damage that comes its way, and Bird Spam, obviously. The slight change I made to the normal Talonflame set is using Taunt over Flare Blitz. It's actually come in handy more times than I can count, especially since most people will assume Flare Blitz it on the set anyway. Occasional lead just to get off a Taunt and to induce rage. Conclusion: Anyway, so that's the team. Please leave constructive criticisms in the comments. As a forewarning, I am not changing ScarfGengar. Export

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Banned because "cute" is different for everyone, therefore half of the internet is now extremely annoyed for offending them and wishes to kill you. This banning is for your own security.

Electrivire used EQ. Death ensured.

No but I am haha. It's Breeze's turn.