Ice Cream Sand Witch

We haven't, but I wonder if it refers to something we've done before. I imagine it'd be something that makes perfect sense when you think about it but is easy to overlook (which could be why there haven't been (m)any ideas on what it could be, or at least that I've seen).

I'd say the battles with the most impact are: -vs Solaris at Pyrous Mountain. A battle you're not expected to win (I actually remember reading there was originally no dialogue difference when winning here because Ame didn't think anyone would), meant to show that Team Meteor's boss is way out of your league. -vs El. Another Solaris-like fight, except you have to win if you choose Radomus and possibly slightly easier since you're closer in level. And this isn't even the real Arceus. I'd say it's slightly less impactful than the Pyrous Mountain battle since at this point we already know we need to get stronger and the gap has closed a little, to the point where depending on what you choose you have to win. But still worth mentioning. -vs Solaris (and John) at Fiore Mansion. This battle shows how much the player has progressed since the Pyrous Mountain incident, as we're now at the same level as Solaris. Not to mention this battle comes right after cleaning out Reborn's water and Solaris's plan after losing failed as much as he did against us. This scene was one of the few, maybe only so far, where Team Meteor lost completely. Other times either they got away with something they wanted or they had so many other plans in progress that it was just a minor setback (Tanzan was a loss for them, but Lin beat Saphira so there's that). But this time, they're actually embarrassed at how destroyed they got and the only idea Solaris has is to tell Lin, which he's hesitant to do presumably out of fear + differing goals + being scolded like the Tanzan team was.

idk why but this made me lol so hard. (in-game screenshot, doesn't spoil anything)

I think they have their proper learnsets in Essentials v16.2. Female Meowstic seem to have their correct moves in Spork as of 1.6 and I think upgrading Essentials is what caused that. Although with upgrading you have to put back in any custom scripts you added afterwards, since those will be overwritten by the Essentials script file.

Looks like a ! and a lightning bolt to me.

Ability Capsules cost 10 credits.

Caz said that he doesn't like Naruto and stopped watching during the Pain arc (which was before the Moon's Eye Plan was explained iirc).

As I said in the thread before, Ame said it's impossible to put a measurement or estimation on how far testing is since there's no way of knowing how many bugs will pop up.

Looks like "O w Y <3 crescent moon shape" to me.

And Aya.

Amaria still had it when she fell down the waterfall. Taka let us leave with both Amaria and the bracelets, then Titania took the bracelets and flew off to the desert on her Skarmory.

In my bag I have: Hail, Venoshock, Hidden Power, Return, Aerial Ace, Flame Charge, Charge Beam, Rock Polish, Grass Knot, and Rock Smash. I wouldn't remember all their locations, but you get Rock Smash as you progress the story since it's necessary. Flame Charge, Aerial Ace, and Charge Beam are given by Gym Leaders for defeating them. Other than that there's also Facade and Attract which can be purchased at credit shops.

I wonder if Radomus's father says "Hi Radomus, I'm Dadomus".

He definitely looks around 10-12.

Those were Meteor grunts.

I remember someone posting a link to a Tumblr post where Ame said the ages of the rivals a few months ago. I think Cain and Fern were both 16? and I don't remember how old Victoria is, but I think older than them.

Since I finished all the TV and trash bin events for episode 1, added a Marble (Marble location list updated with this), changed episode 2's teaser for reasons that will be explained, and fixed a lot of bugs, I decided to upload a 1.6.3 version. This will be the last re-upload of 1.6, so from here on out I'm fully focusing on episode 2. All the TVs and trash bins have their own dialogue when interacted with, and so do the computers in the rooms of the hotel. In addition to the Gym Leader interviews, some other info that can be found from episode 1's TVs include: "History of Mt. Comet", "Beginning of the Ceolis League", "Founding of the Gentleman's Club", and "Birth, Destruction, and Rebirth of Aliora". There's also of course puns of TV shows and movies. The teaser for episode 2 was changed because while it was intended to build suspense, I realized it could give the impression that someone might die depending on how it's interpreted. Death literally doesn't exist in the Spork world. The scene that teaser is for hasn't changed, but of course the context isn't there since it's a teaser. For those who've finished episode 1, here's the new teaser: BUG FIXES: -Not really a bug, but Zubat's location has been added to the obtainability list. I didn't realize I forgot to add Zubat's location to the list until some time after the second re-upload of 1.6. -Wynaut and Wobbuffet now learn Counter by level up. -Sticky Web no longer causes an error message or skips the player's turn. -VS sprites with the BW2 protagonists and Hugh no longer appear when battling Cherry -There's no longer an opening between trees in the Western Waterway that allows the player to go straight to Gellene without meeting Draga -Similarly, there's no longer an opening between street lights in Wonky Woods that allows the player to skip the meeting with Agne -This is probably something that's been fixed since the original release of 1.6 that I'm just now noticing from watching Sr. F's playthrough, but female Meowstic now seem to have their proper level-up moves instead of the male Meowstic level-up moves -You can no longer walk through the bushes in Cianosa City, the black space in the rooms of the Training Center, cliffs and trees in the Forest of Feeling, walls of houses, the wall of the BCC Building's first floor, the wall tile to the left of the blackboard in the Trainer's School, the Pokemart in Aliora City, the small trees in the Forest Opening, or the couch in the Rap Battle House. Also, the PC in the Trainer's School can now be used by the player.

People thought Ghost might become super effective on Fairy because doing so would complete a triangle with the starters' secondary types, since Fairy > Dark and Dark > Ghost. (although Incineroar's Fire typing cancels out Dark's Fairy weakness) This was done in Gen 6 and in Gen 4. I'm actually glad it wasn't changed, since Gen 6 introduced a new type + some changes in Steel no longer resisting Ghost and Dark. So I'd rather the type chart stay where it is for now instead of having to adjust again for a new gen.

Maybe I'd link myself from 2011 the Reborn website so I could take on the PO league when it was still active.

This debunks the idea that Ghost would become super effective against Fairy in SM. Primarina's z move looks amazing.

Charlotte: You're singing at a time like this? Cain: Yep! Charlotte: You're a regular Disney princess, aren't you? Cain: Someday my prince will come and sweep me away! Charlotte, dear, be my prince?! Charlotte: That's...Yeah, as if.

Hi, welcome to Reborn. You're the user who made the suggestion of having Holiday Pokemon exclusive areas in Spork Here's an ice cream sandwich as thanks + welcoming gift.