Ice Cream Sand Witch

INTRODUCING HOLIDAY POKEMON There are four Pokemon in the Ceolis region known as "Holiday Pokemon", each representing a specific holiday with appropriate colors. These four Pokemon can't be caught, as they're under the ownership of Isabelle, who you may remember being mentioned along with her actions. (I've made these their shiny colorations, so you can still find them in the wild) However, you can become a holiday Pokemon yourself! By defeating one in battle, the holiday Pokemon will alter your appearance to look like them, as shown below in the second pic: You can change back to your regular self by speaking to the holiday Pokemon again, and you can change back to the Pokemon at any time. There will be one holiday Pokemon per episode. Episode 1's is the Halloween Espurr shown above. I won't give away the other Holiday Pokemon species, but I will say that Episode 2's represents Christmas and Episode 3's represents Valentine's Day. I haven't yet decided on the fourth Holiday Pokemon's holiday, and suggestions are welcome. While I was putting in the data for the Halloween Espurr battle, I learned that it's possible to change the type of Poke Ball an opposing trainer uses for their Pokemon when they're being sent out. So I changed them to match the ones used in specific characters' sprites. Meaning Jim's Pokemon now come out in Quick Balls, Chelsea's come out in Dive Balls, and everyone from Team Portal's come out in Premier Balls. I thought it was really neat that Palettite used different kinds of Poke Balls for some of the characters' sprites, so I'm happy to have found out this can be done with trainers sending out a Pokemon to represent that during battle! Shown below, Chelsea sending out Mantine in a Dive Ball: I'm making Wonky Woods even more wonky. This is my favorite map of episode 1 to do.

Did we ever find out what that tweet with Zubat and Dragonite that said to stay tuned was about? Dragonite was in the photo feature (I forget what it's called) but I don't think we've seen anything about Zubat yet. Maybe it'll be shown tomorrow.

He does, but the scenario is slightly different. If Corey is exposed, Heather runs away because she finds out he was with Team Meteor. If Corey isn't exposed, she comes in the gym after the battle to say she's done with his rules.

Happy birthday! Here's an ice cream sandwich shaped like a robot. It's the closest I could find to a Magnezone

If you don't save the police officers, they don't come to go after Team Meteor and Corey isn't exposed. Heather doesn't find out he's part of Team Meteor in this story split until a lot later on, where she says he would never be one of them.

1. I consider the spin-offs different from the handheld series, and each spin-off universe different from each other, just like how the games and anime are two separate universes. Mystery Dungeon has no relation to the main series, and the Ranger games have no relation to Mystery Dungeon, Colosseum and XD weren't even made by Game Freak (they were made by another company called Genius Sonority), etc. Even then, I didn't deny that the Wurmple and Swellow thing happened when it was explained. 2. I don't believe it's possible to avoid all negative emotions. The planet I believe is our real home isn't a perfect place with no problems either, it just doesn't have Earth darkness. 3. I ASKED THREE TIMES (FOUR NOW) IF WE COULD END THIS CONVERSATION, AND SAID PLEASE EACH TIME ; ~ ; I never even wanted this conversation to begin with. The only reason I replied was because someone who replied to me mentioned it in the wild Pokemon conversation (as in if someone brought it up but I wasn't in the convo and was never addressed I wouldn't have replied), and whenever someone says something in reply to what I said to this I have the urge to reply back because if I don't I think people will think I had no answer. So please, for the fourth time, please stop replying to and acknowledging this conversation, including not replying to this post.

Suzerain's answer whenever asked is "When it's done", but he says people will know at least a week in advance before it's ready.

I was remembering the time you speculated it, but I didn't remember it was speculation so I thought you read it in an interview. EDIT @ Pyrrhon: Ame said there probably won't be a ferris wheel and there'll just be NPCs blocking it off since she doesn't feel like making a ferris wheel tileset.

Oh. Well, I consider Mystery Dungeon games a separate universe from the main series that involves badge-collecting, so at worst that would just make me unable to play Mystery Dungeon anymore. I've already beaten the Mystery Dungeon games and I remember reading that Super Mystery Dungeon is the last one they plan to make. If I play MD again and I'm really into it but the dialogue effects me that much I could try convincing myself that either the eating is non-literal and it's just Wurmple being afraid of Swellow because Bug is a bad matchup against Flying, or it was comedy and not actually serious (I could try stretching it really far and say it was fourth wall breaking), since I don't think that really fits in with the rest of the atmosphere of the Mystery Dungeon games with the themes of friendship and teamwork. Can we please end this conversation now, though? (this is directed at everyone) I've asked twice previously for it to end. It's no one's fault because no one could've known how I was going to react to the subject matter but I didn't really expect the last conversation about what the protagonist has done and what happens to wild Pokemon to turn into this. It's exhausting in more than one way and my feelings about talking about whether Pokemon eat Pokemon can be summed up as having a possessed chandelier (not Chandelure, just a regular chandelier that's possessed) slowly putting one of its candles into my mouth. It's not lit but it tastes like a mixture of wax, electricity, the smell of something that was burning not long ago, and for some reason shampoo.

I think Caz means a postgame story. As in the story continuing after the Champion like Delta Episode in ORAS.

1. Like I said, I'm going by the logic of the planet I believe is our real home rather than Earth logic, which I explained across the posts I made. 2. I said I wanted to end the conversation (and also the whole "I don't want to have to stop playing Pokemon on the off-chance someone can actually convince me" thing), so please don't reply to it anymore (including this post) ; ~ ; when people reply to it I feel the need to reply back and get the last word in because I assume if I don't respond people will think I didn't have an answer.

They're not the only Pokemon based off species that eat each other on Earth. You could say the same thing about birds and worms (which I mentioned with Taillow/Swellow and Wurmple). I believe ants are one of the soulless animals since they just do mindless eating and reproducing with no other purpose than to make more ants, and don't have personalities. I don't really know anything about anteaters besides they eat ants and they have a nose similar to an elephant trunk, and I think that style of nose/snout/trunk is cute. ^.^ That being said, with the factors of happiness and affection and possibility of disobedience in some situations, I believe all Pokemon have souls, even ones based on animals that don't. The nice thing about the fact that a Pokemon would never be shown eating another Pokemon on-screen is that players get to fill in the blanks with their own interpretations (or not think about it at all if they're not interested), so I can apply my own "Pokemon don't eat other Pokemon" logic based on the logic of what I believe to be our real planet. Just like with Pokemon's silent protagonists, we can imagine them with our own personalities if we want. EDIT @ Commander @ the many entries prove it: I'm not sure what MD stands for but again, I don't consider those a reliable source. Not with the contradictions (like Slugma) and exaggerations (like Magcargo being 10,000 times hotter than the sun) and such. idk why people are even trying to convince me that some Pokemon eat others though because I said I'd stop playing if that was the case ._. I don't think there's anything currently that would convince me but I don't want to have to stop playing Pokemon. I like playing Pokemon. So I'm requesting that we end this conversation here.

Those are Pokedex entries, which I explained why I don't find a reliable source. That and the entries about Taillow or Swellow (I forget which) eating Wurmple are why I pre-emptively mentioned dex entries.

The scene has been changed, but it was explained in V5 and V6 after the meeting with Crawli about Valor Mountain. Around the others she feels like she has to be a leader all the time, but around you she feels like she can just be herself. I think this is because she met us before all the business with Team Xen started so we started as a friend to her, whereas the others who were in our group at the time (Valarie, Adam, Aelita, Braixen) came later through a common enemy in Team Xen.

Since I don't think Pokemon eat other Pokemon, I don't think there are carnivore Pokemon unless A) there's meat that can be grown as a crop (which exists at the planet I believe is our real home) and/or in addition to Pokemon there are mindless/soulless/emotionless creatures that are for food (also at home, and on Earth too I think?) EDIT: I meant B with a ) after it but that smiley is cool

Go down the waterfall that Amaria and Titania jumped down.

I don't believe that Pokemon eat other Pokemon. (Pokedex entries aren't a legitimate source of information in my eyes because of how exaggerated and sometimes contradictory they are, like how some entries say Slugma doesn't sleep but Emerald's says it sleeps near magma) If a Pokemon was ever shown or directly stated to eat another Pokemon I'd stop playing the series altogether. (I actually don't believe death is real to begin with which is why I go out of my way to not use words like kill and death when possible, but that's another subject)

I wouldn't really say Silver was important in that scene. All he did was show up and tell you he lost to Lance, and then left. It was the prelude to his major character development but he wasn't involved in the hideout raid or anything which is what this episode was about.

Some of those are optional or story-split dependent though. -You can tell Amaria about the diary (and in E16 you won't even have to read the diary) -Stealing the TV is a sidequest -I never used the nature changer -I got the Kricketot -Wild Pokemon don't X_X, they faint -I never activated that thing in Aya's house (like with the Lucario event I don't know how and just haven't bothered) -I didn't get the Shiny Charm since I got Waterfall from Blake -If the woman in the black market is in 7th Street, I don't remember doing that -Again I'm pretty sure Mr. Bigglesworth isn't X_X given he was still talking after the battle, he just disappeared from the overworld like all event Pokemon do -idk what this one is: "Broke into and vandalized a man's home, accessed his computer without permission and went through his private notes and belongings"

Level cap is only in hard mode, not in easy or normal mode.

I considered the old lady as Craudburry, but it was listed as after "before we leave the city", where those events Nick listed are all in Agate and beyond, whereas Craudburry happens before that unless you go back to the city after completing a post-Agate episode. Oh, I didn't know much about the Lucario event. I know it exists but I've never activated it (I don't know how to begin with). Terra has never been shown crying though. I don't remember ever burning a house, either. Or breaking into a girl's house and beating her up twice.

What events are these referring to?

He's at different places depending on the time. He should show up in the Odd House at night. (all of the locations and times and such were mentioned in a previous post in this thread btw)

Spector.