Ice Cream Sand Witch

Kutlass x ship Pokemon = ShipShipping?

Does the person who guesses her type right get to Mary her?

"I traveled back to visit you in a thyme machine."

Gyarados is Water/Flying instead of Water/Dragon because it's based on a Chinese legend about a carp climbing a waterfall and being granted flight...or something like that. I don't remember exactly.

In the fangame I'm working on, I have exactly this. It's called Classic Park.

The "Pikachu" of Gen 7 should be a Pokemon based on a computer mouse. It could be Electric/Steel.

IIRC the Gym Leader system was done away with in-universe, and so far none of the former leaders are battled. There are two control badges available, though. You'll find them as you progress in the game.

I have a strong feeling there'll be glass in the Glass Workshop.

1. I begged Fern because I thought if I chose no, it would loop until I said yes. I didn't know at the time that there were actually different outcomes to choices, because I knew nothing of the game outside of what I had played up to that point. If I knew, I'd have said no. 2. I didn't know where the last officer was, and didn't know it would impact it. After looking up the split, I prefer the one where you don't find them and the police don't get involved. 3. Aqua because I like Team Aqua more than Team Magma. 4. Save Heather. Again, I didn't know it was a choice, but still would've gone with it. 5. I wasn't expecting it, and I lost. Prefer the losing version's dialogue at the mansion. 6. I went upstairs. I googled when I came to the decision and found out in the end everyone is safe, so I went with what I originally would've done. 7. Radomus. I never trusted El. 8. Went along with Charlotte. 9. Gave. I knew I'd get it back and I didn't want to hurt Shelly's feelings. 10. Fought him because he's helped us and not fighting him would make me feel ungrateful. @the candy, my player gave her a peppermint and I didn't know about the ice cream. I avoided the forums because I didn't want to be spoiled.

44 hours 3 minutes.

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.