Ice Cream Sand Witch

I doubt this compares to what most people put (I didn't really read the thread; I just skimmed the first post) but there are these what look like pencil drawings on one of the walls in my room. There are some that look like arrows pointing down, and one that looks like an iceberg. I don't know who put them there. No one before me lived here, and I'm not tall enough to reach the area of the wall where they are. They've been there for as long as I can remember.

Julia - 2 Florinia - Countless. Shelly - Beat on first try Shade - First or second try. Aya - Around 7-8 Serra - Around 10 Noel, Radomus, Luna, Samson - First try Charlotte - 3 Terra - 2-4 Ciel - 2

Marshtomp.

Natu.

Main series: Whitney Reborn: Terra

Ampharos.

Strategically, Sylveon because Misty Terrain temporarily gets rid of fields that disadvantage me in some way. Offensively, Scrafty because Moxie.

Layers on layers on layers of "you need to get this item to continue, and to get this item you need to do this quest, which requires this other item that you also need to do a quest to get" or "you need this item to continue, and to get this item you have to collect all the pieces scattered around the area, and you'll need to do this about 100 times throughout the game". 1. The quests can be fun, but eventually I forget why I even needed the item in the first place and wonder why I'm even doing this. 2. Again, it's fine if it's just occasionally, but it gets tedious after the third or fourth time. In some games it feels like half the game is just going around looking for broken pieces of things to put back together. Someone should just make a Glue Simulator.

Roselia.

Eelektrik.

Poptart.

I ate a $50 bill because Australia's grandparents paint

Alter is 5 letters, and Vivillon has more than 5 patterns. Hitmonlee named Poliwag.

I just assumed he got there after the Pulse was already dealt with.

Sunflora.

Klefki ends with i, but Gyarados.

Golurk.

Dragonair.

Nuzleaf.

Shade is really good at rhyming. I like to interpret that scene as him appearing out of nowhere, giving us a rap verse, and then teleporting away somewhere to think of more rhymes for his next appearance.

I watched up to the first DP season, where I stopped because I thought the new theme song and the episodes were boring. A few issues I had with the anime: -Some type immunities are contradicted. Early on it's established Electric doesn't work against Ground, but near the Pokemon League at the end of season 1 Pikachu took out a trainer's Marowak with Thundershock. Also the "aim for the horn" thing. The sprinkler scene in Brock's gym makes sense, but in some other cases (like the Marowak) there's nothing on the field that would change type matchups. -Ash using the Pokedex to look up Pokemon that he's already seen and used the Pokedex on before -Some minor errors, like Brock calling Furret a Ground type and "Arbok evolves into Seviper" -It seems like almost everyone's skill level is completely random. The only ones whose power seemed to consistently stand out compared to everyone else are the Elite Four and Brandon. Ash took three tries to beat Brandon, and eventually won. Then when they went to Sinnoh he somehow lost to Roark's Cranidos, then beat him after Roark's Cranidos evolved. On a positive note I did like how the anime did Contests. Also the Bill's lighthouse episode made me legitimately mad/sad because after all that buildup the giant Dragonite finally comes to meet Bill and Team Rocket kept pelting it with explosives, causing it to go away sad, probably thinking Bill lured it there as a trap. And somehow Bill still thinks it'll come back.

ZEL was in the Tanzan Base, but I do think we'll be seeing them again soon.

tfw something exciting you want to do gets cancelled because of weather.

We haven't won yet, yeah. I just meant the atmosphere didn't feel hopeless for once. The water that's been polluted since the beginning is now cleaned, Team Meteor looked powerless at the moment, and Solaris battled us for real this time.

The water being purified and completely outclassing Team Meteor at the mansion to me felt like the first actual accomplishment against them. Every other time it was like 1) we beat them, but they still managed to get something that they wanted or 2) we beat a PULSE, but the area is still damaged. (Tangrowth and Muk) Pulse Avalugg is an exception, but that was more like a temporary obstacle than a Pokemon of mass destruction. or 3) playing keep away with the jewelry (getting it from them or preventing from getting it doesn't make me feel accomplished, because I'm assuming they're just going to get them all in the end anyway) or 4) Kiki But this time, beating the Pulse actually had an immediate effect, and Team Meteor couldn't do anything. They lost in battle, their helicopter was destroyed, and when they tried to burn the house Titania just flooded it. also I wonder where Aya is being held. Sirius didn't mention that.