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Very possible, but like, why give the Pokemon such a high Attack stat if you're just gonna let it Choice Scarf + No Guard + Sheer Cold everything in it's path? Unless it's like 30 speed or something, that's blatantly broken. Other than that though, No Guard might be spot on for IC and those RNGesus forsaken rock moves.

So it looks like it's a canon ability that cuts short the effects of priority somehow, so like, either Prankster or Gale Wings are I think the only real priority abilities, neither of which I would remotely expect for a physical beast like Lizargem appears to be. Unless of course this thing happens to be a beast with Sky Attack or Brave Bird or something crazy xD (sorry for disrespecting on this picture, learning photoshop) If it's an ability specifically to make it more bulky however, maybe Strong Jaw, Reckless, Sheer Force, Huge Power, or something to that extent?

Go to the West side of Tanzan mountain and it should be open, you'll find her there.

Taking the SAT THIS SATURDAY, please send help. t-minus 60 hrs welp To better answer this question, basically it's what you said, plus a few other minor test-as-a-whole changes. For instance, the "getting-it-wrong" penalty is now removed, so guessing is smart no matter what. Additionally, they made the essay optional, and colleges get to decide whether it's required or not. I'm applying to the higher half of the Uni's of California and they all require it, but it's probably important to take it anyways. The essay itself is COMPLETELY overhauled, requiring you to read a passage and analyze "strategies the author used to persuade his/her audience." Time is doubled and now they have 3 criteria bands. Math is practically the same, though.

*going to catch Articuno* "The box is full" Also, "Wow, you've made it this far! Take this HM03 as a grand prize! Too Bad! BAG is full."

As I mentioned in my brief Sun/Moon speculation video on YouTube, I don't think Perfect Zygarde and all that will be completely absent from these games at all, at least based on Sun. In the Japanese anime so far there are multiple occurrences of Zygarde using the energy of the Sun to find cells in the environment around it, and because of that, it doesn't seem too far out to suspect that Zygarde will play a role in Sun (and logically, a similar one in Moon). The only other real explanation for that is that Zygarde's extra forms are really just an anime-exclusive thing, or perhaps completely unrelated to the Sun/Moon plot. Considering we never saw the Perfect/Whole Original Dragon from Gen 5, I wouldn't put it past GameFreak to not include it.

Have you done all the shenanigans on top of Ametrine Mountain yet? Use dive in the mountain if you haven't yet.

I'll bet you more money than Barry in Gen 4 that it's where we get our Oshawott.

I like it a lot. Sounds very consistent with the feel of the rest of the game's audio, so far.

If the anime is any indication, I would say that Alder's strange personality would be rather unfitting? In the games I suppose he was overthrown, which would instead corroborate, considering N was stated to actually have the power to change the world. That being said, I don't think the world of Pokemon is necessarily ruled by one government in technicalities, else Lt. Surge's war and the Great War of 3000 years ago were just civil wars, which seems unlikely given the latter's dire circumstances of AZ willing to blow up the entire battleground.

Mmk. Story time. As you may know, I'm a Junior in High School. Despite my age minimum being met, I have not started to get my permit/license. Three of my friends are in the same boat. Without going into too many details, attending our school's girl-ask dance counts for points for our class in competition, but since we had no dates, we had to make SOMETHING out of the night. So, our quickest solution was to go grab dinner beforehand. We had an excellent dinner and all that stuff, but since it was a busy night and we still had 2 hours left until we could be picked up to head to the dance, we decided not to waste anymore of the restaurants time. Only problem was, it started raining hard, so we had to find a roofed place to chill out for two hours. Closest semi-interesting store? Beck's Furniture store. Dripping wet, we entered the small furniture store, and although you may think I'm exaggerating details to lighten my case, we didn't do anything in the store that would've aroused ANY suspicion, other than being wet from rain I suppose. You've all seen those kids that show up to furniture stores and try to sit/climb on everything in the store, but really, we were quietly commenting on everything we saw. I mean, we did call some bedding ugly, but really any buyer would have the same thoughts, and really no employee would've been able to hear us anyways. We're only in the store for MAAAYBE 3 minutes when a manager comes up and seems super suspicious right off the bat. "Can I help you guys with anything?" she questioned. "No thanks, we're just looking around to learn more about the furniture market for college," I answered. "Well, what are you looking for? What do you want to buy?" "Uhhhhh.... Chairs," my real 'fast thinking' friend spat out. "I don't think you guys should hang around here," she stated and pointed towards the door. We definitely weren't causing any trouble, and there's actually been a huge debate among my other friends on who was in the wrong here. Even though we were actually carrying at least $400 at the time of course we weren't going to buy anything, and I think the manager knew that. But since when is window shopping a rejectable offense? Just because we're teenagers and all teenagers are trouble? I really don't understand how this was a potentially smart move for the manager at all. We weren't going to buy anything in the first place, meaning that she had two options. 1. Ignore us, let us window shop and leave. Pro: We have more knowledge about furniture, and potentially keep Beck's Furniture in the back of our mind for college (in only 2-3 years!) Con: We might 'steal something!' Rebuttal: If we were really to steal something, would teenagers really choose a furniture store? How are we going to fit anything in that in a concealed jacket pocket? Couldn't they just investigate and prosecute IF something bad happened? 2. Kick us out of the store Pro: We can't steal anything or cause any trouble Con: By stories like this and my friend's Yelp review, the reputation of Beck's is lowered due to their discrimination of teenagers. I mean this is "hella biased" (in the words of my econ teacher) but if I was running a business and had to assess these two situations, I would choose the first one in a heartbeat! The manager then watched us leave her store and have to walk 3 blocks in the rain to WalMart (which luckily did not kick us out). ...So that's the story of the time I got kicked out of a furniture store.

If the wall between Tourmaline City and Peridot Ward is the "Heart of Reborn" then Reborn must be a pretty lame place xD

Is that first image an easier connection between Peridot, 7th, WTC, and/or Tourmaline Desert? Is that hole even accessible?

Probably not as relevant -- but in IB they require you to submit "statements of personal engagement" along with Internal Assessments, which basically are asking you what inspired you to choose to study X topic. Since usually the inspiration for writing the papers, at least for me, is what I can do with the least amount of effort but is still challenging to a degree. They usually want something like this: but, in reality, I usually just consider the convenience factors. If you happened to be reading this topic for sources of inspiration for academic papers hope this helps xD

I'm not advocating for either side of the coin, but Amethyst did say that the Opal Ward trainers will start from the beginning of the game and are rebattleable, so combining those and the circus ones means that we have trainers to battle the whole game. At least it's experience, albeit not as easy as crushing Audinos.