[GUIDE] Pokemon Black and White In-Game Battle Guide

wraith89 · January 21, 2012

Pokemon Black and White In-Game Battle Guide

[icon]162[/icon]Introduction

This guide is written for people who need help defeating Gym Leaders, Elite Four, and all those other major battles. I may eventually evolve this guide into a general game guide, I think. I am contemplating on that.

For a specific guide on how each Pokemon work in-game, click me.

For those who are curious, STAB means SAME TYPE ATTACK BOOST. That means a move that is the same type as your Pokemon will do 1.5x its amount. I will use this term a lot just for the people who are confused.

The general format will be:

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[icon]162[/icon]The Eight Robot Masters' Weaknesses

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wraith89 · January 21, 2012

[icon]162[/icon]The Eight Gym Leaders (for real)

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Edited June 16, 2013 by wraith89

wraith89 · January 21, 2012

[icon]162[/icon]Off to the League!

Note: You may fight the following four in ANY order you want. This is the order I went, but do whatever you please.

At this point in the game, you should not solely rely on your starter unless you are doing the one Pokemon run or something. So when I write this I won't be speaking for the starters for the most part.

You should have stocked up a good number of Full Restores, Full Heals, and some Revives. You may want to have a few Hyper Potions at hand as well.

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Marshal

Reward:

6000 P

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Marshal specialises in Fighting Pokemon. Fighting Pokemon are specifically weak to Psychic and Flying attacks, and resist Bug, Dark, and Rock attacks. However, for this battle, I would suggest not using your bird Pokemon unless the foe is weakened beforehand because many of these Fighters carry a Rock attack which can severely damage if not faint your birds.

Throh♂ Lv. 48

FIGHTING

Ability: Guts

Stone Edge/Payback/Bulldoze/Storm Throw

Ugh... Throh. Personally I find this guy the most difficult one out of the four. He is very bulky and will most likely take a long time to take down. His attack power is also pretty high, so he will dish out a lot of damage too. Worst of all, his ability Guts means if you cripple him with a status, he will get stronger! Even burn status's effect of halving attack power will be ignored! Throh, however, is awfully slow, so your Pokemon will most likely strike before he does. Anyhow, Stone Edge is a base 100 power Rock type technique with a high critical hit ratio, which spells doom to your birds. Payback will double in damage if user goes last, which is very likely for Throh. It will effectively be a 100 base power Dark attack. This means Throh has both Flying and Psychic Pokemon covered. You should know what Bulldoze does by now. It's a Ground attack that will slow your Pokemon down. STAB Storm Throw is exclusive to Throh, and it is something like Frost Breath, as it will ALWAYS do a critical hit.

Personally, I used Gothitelle here as it was bulky enough to take a Payback and hit back with STAB Psychic, which was powerful enough for either a OHKO or 2HKO, I'm forgetting. Psychic Pokemon in general, such as Musharna or Reuniclus in this game are rather bulky, slow, yet powerful. In fact, if they are slower, you are at an advantage because Payback will not deal double damage making it a base 50 power attack against them (100 with super effective). A faster Psychic would otherwise take 200 base power Payback. I would watch out if you use Sigilyph because Stone Edge or Payback are painful. Unfezant will just get murdered

Sawk♂ Lv. 48

FIGHTING

Ability: Sturdy

Stone Edge/Karate Chop/Grass Knot/Retaliate

Sawk is the more offensive version of Throh, except less bulky. However, he is always guaranteed to survive a fatal hit thanks to Sturdy. That can get annoying really quickly, unless you have something like Sandstorm or Stealth Rocks set up. He is stronger and faster than Throh, but he does not take hits too well in comparison, so as opposed to that 3-4HKO you had on Throh, it will be a 2HKO on Sawk. Anyhow, this guy has Stone Edge yet again to nail fliers. His STAB Karate Chop is fairly weak though... that's a 75 base power move FACTORING STAB. However it does have that high critical hit ratio, so watch out. I have no idea why this guy is running Grass Knot, considering his special attack is pitiful. It does more damage if your Pokemon is heavy. Even if you are running a Samurott, do not fear that move. Well, maybe if you were using Boldore, but then again why are you using Boldore against Sawk? Lastly, we've all seen Retaliate before. If you knocked out someone, that thing will do double damage. However, Sawk does not get STAB from it so it is a 140 base power attack. It will still hurt somewhat.

Ghost Pokemon will do well here, as long as it is not Lampent. Golurk especially does well here because it walls whatever Sawk has barring Grass Knot, which isn't powerful coming from Sawk's Special Attack. Of course, do not forget Psychic Pokemon, but Sawk can hurt. Just try to hit him as hard as you can and he should go down in a few hits. If you are using Samurott don't use Megahorn because Fighters resist it. Use Surf instead... or you can trick him into using Grass Knot, use Encore, then switch to something like Lampent to gain EXP out of Sawk or something. Scald is also useful for causing a burn, which will not only deal residual damage but also halve Sawk's attack. Mind you it will not reduce Grass Knot's damage... but it will not be too powerful anyways. Both Emboar and Samurott can learn Scald, oddly enough for the former. While Serperior can technically turn him into a set up bait, do note that two of his attacks, Stone Edge and Karate Chop, has a high critical hit chance, so it may break through your defence boosts.

Conkeldurr♂ Lv. 48

FIGHTING

Ability: Sheer Force

Stone Edge/Hammer Arm/Retaliate/Grass Knot

This is the evolution of Gurdurr resulting from a trade evolution. Conkeldurr is a MONSTER. Remember Throh and Sawk? Take Throh's bulk and add Sawk's power and you get him. Well, Throh is SLIGHTLY bulkier, but Conkeldurr is MUCH more powerful than Sawk, sporting a base 140 attack! What is with this new Gen's power creep? Fortunately, he is pretty slow too, so you should almost always be able to land a first hit on him. Don't worry about his ability Sheer Force, because this Conkeldurr has no moves to take advantage of its effects. His moveset is almost exactly the same as Sawk's, except the weak Karate Chop is replaced with the more powerful Hammer Arm, which is twice the power as Karate Chop, but it reduces the user's speed when used. Eh well, Conkeldurr will not mind the speed drop at all because it is slow to begin with. Keep your fragile Pokemon out of here as he will tank hits like a pro and dish back some heavy damage. It's not even funny how they break these new Pokemon, but thankfully, he is not using his other dangerous ability, Guts! I still don't understand why Marshal likes sticking Grass Knot on these Pokemon... Conkeldurr's Special Attack is abysmal.

As usual, Ghosts like Golurk and Jellicent will do well here. You can even burn Conkeldurr because he does not have Guts to abuse. My Gothitelle was able to take down Conkeldurr with one Psychic. Actually, I think it was after I used Charge Beam on Throh, and then a Psychic was fatal. Either way, I am unsure, but Charge Beam is very helpful on a Psychic Pokemon to raise their special attack. Again, Psychics are your best friends, and keep your birds out in fear of Stone Edge, unless Conkeldurr was weakened beforehand.

Mienshao♂ Lv. 50

FIGHTING

Ability: Inner Focus

U-turn/Jump Kick/Rock Slide/Retaliate

Hm, this one is pretty Chinese looking, but still cool regardless. What is not cool is this guy is really fast and has Sawk's attack power. His special attack is not bad either; it is 95! You know Marshal, maybe Grass Knot would have served a better purpose under this one? Not your 55 special attack Conkeldurr or your... ugh, 30 special attack Sawk? Whatever the case, Mienshao is very frightening if you do not put a stop to him quickly. Remember Volt Switch? That move that made you constantly pull your hair? Eh he does not have it, but he has something similar called U-turn, which is a physical Bug type version of it. So yes, he has Psychic Pokemon covered, and if Mienshao is not sent last, he will annoyingly switch out. The chances are though, you would use Psychic, and if your Pokemon survived the impact, that Psychic will rip through another poor Fighter in Marshal's team! Jump Kick is his STAB move, but the thing is, its side effect can be easily exploited. Send out a Pokemon weak to Fighting on purpose, something like Boldore, and let it use Jump Kick. Switch out to a Ghost, and Mienshao will end up hurting himself instead due to the side effect of self damage if it misses. Naturally, it has 95% accuracy, so it still has a good 5% chance to miss. Rock Slide is weaker than Stone Edge, but it still hurts Flyers for super effective damage. However, Mienshao is fast, so he can take advantage of its flinch chance effect, which gets nasty. Of course, you know what Retaliate does.

As usual, send out a Ghost, preferably Golurk or Jellicent. Both of them wall this guy like no tomorrow. They are immune to two of his attacks and resist the other two, while Mienshao will take heavy damage from their STAB attacks. Psychics and Flying Pokemon will most likely OHKO Mienshao, provided Mienshao does not OHKO you first. I highly doubt U-turn or Rock Slide will OHKO, however, since they are relatively weak, especially without STAB. Mienshao is a glass cannon; he does not live through attacks easily, so hit him as hard as you can with your strong STAB attacks (as long as it is not resisted).

Congratulations! You have now mastered the ancient art of Karate! Here is your Black Belt and now show the world what you have learned today!

Grimsley

Reward:

6000 P

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Grimsley... wow why does he remind me of some flamboyant version of Dracula so much? Anyhow, Grimsley, as his name suggests, specialises in Dark type Pokemon. They are immune to Psychic Pokemon, rip apart Ghosts easily, but are weak to Fighting and Bug attacks. Keep your Psychics and Ghosts away; they will get slaughtered. Most Dark moves rely on deceit or some unconventional strategy to take down foes. Remember Pursuit or Sucker Punch? Yeah. Emboar is going to love this battle. Your Samurott still has Megahorn? Good, let us do some justice!

Scrafty♂ Lv. 48

DARK / FIGHTING

Ability: Moxie

Sand-Attack/Crunch/Poison Jab/Brick Break

Gangsta lizard is here! He's got some punk attitude too because he isn't going down easily. Nuh uh, not with his 115/115 defences! Yes seriously, he's actually quite bulky. His HP is not too high though, so that is easily exploitable. Sand-Attack is annoying because this guy is so punk he decides he will play unfairly, lowering your accuracy. Poison Jab is fairly powerful and has a chance to poison. Crunch with STAB will hurt, and lowers your defence sometimes. Then there is Brick Break, a move that will destroy walls like Reflect and Light Screen, so do not bother with that strategy against Scrafty, as he intends to destroy it. Anyhow, Dark + Fighting STAB is a ridiculous combination, because nothing except Heracross, Croagunk and Toxicroak resist that combination, and these three are not even in this game at this point. However, Scrafty has weaknesses to Flying and Fighting moves. Beware though, if Scrafty KOs one of your Pokemon, the ability Moxie activates, which will raise his attack power by 1 stage. You do NOT want that!

Serperior can actually use Scrafty to set up with Coil. Although Poison Jab is super effective and has a chance of poisoning, you can heal up with Full Restores and if you want toss a Leech Seed before attempting to set up. Don't worry about Sand-Attack as Coil will negate any attempts of accuracy reduction. If you're all set up, Serperior will destroy everything in this battle... except for Bisharp. Emboar worries about nothing and can use Hammer Arm, while Samurott just needs to hit hard with STAB Surf or even Revenge. Your Fighters have very little to worry about here too because most are bulky enough to take quite a lot of hits from Scrafty and hit back with their STAB Fighting attacks. If you have a Swanna with Keen Eye, Sand-Attack will have no effect while STAB Air Slash and the likes will most likely 2HKO Scrafty.

Krookodile♀ Lv. 48

GROUND / DARK

Ability: Intimidate

Crunch/Dragon Claw/Foul Play/Earthquake

Hm what's this? A female Pokemon? Yep, apparently Grimsley's other Pokemon are all females. Strange... I wonder if that tells us anything about him. Gangsta lizard is not complete without Gangsta Croc! Intimidate will put your physical attackers in a bad spot due to it dropping your attack score. STAB Crunch can lower defence and is powerful on Krookodile. Dragon Claw hits a lot of targets for neutral damage, but most importantly, will damage your dragons like Haxorus for super-effective damage. Ooh wow, look at that move Foul Play. The name speaks for itself about the nature of Dark typed attacks. This thing will basically take YOUR attack score instead of Krookodile's to attack. Well, I find that counter-intuitive with Intimidate, unless you are a + 5 Serperior or something, but then Krookodile will have to deal with the + 6 Defence. Lastly, there is STAB Earthquake, the most powerful Ground move there is.

You see, Emboar would have this battle had it not been for Earthquake and the fact Krookodile is faster. However, if you charged up with Flame Charge or X-Speed on Scrafty beforehand, Emboar has the upper hand here and can use STAB Fighting attacks to wrangle the crocodile. Samurott and Serperior should have absolutely no problems here and can hit her hard with a super effective STAB move or even a super effective Megahorn in Samurott's case, whichever you prefer. Ice Pokemon like Vanillish with Ice Beam will rip Krookodile apart, and Fighters like Conkeldurr resist STAB Dark. Krookodile is not too bulky and can go down in one or two hits.

Liepard♀ Lv. 48

DARK

Ability: Limber

Fake Out/Attract/Aerial Ace/Night Slash

Oh Liepard. We've seen this one a couple of times during our battles with Team Plasma, yes? She is not too tough, very fragile, and does not hit too hard. Fake Out proves to be a nuisance, as it hits first and will cause flinching. Attract, however, is what will get really annoying unless your Pokemon are female (thankfully mine were!). Aerial Ace never misses, but a 60 base power attack is rather paltry and is only there to hit Fighting and Bug Pokemon for super-effective damage. Okay, I guess that's smart, but it will still do little damage. Lastly, Night Slash is her STAB attack and has a high critical hit ratio.

Fighters and Emboar and the likes will do well here, but Attract can be a nuisance, and due to Liepard's incredible speed, she can get free hits on your Pokemon with Fake Out and if infatuation continues on your dim-witted Fighters. Otherwise, a well-placed hit in general should take down the kitty cat with little problems. A set up Serperior is going to OHKO regardless, and Samurott's Megahorn will put that kitty in a coma. Trying to put her high speed to rest by paralysis? Too bad, Limber says no way.

Bisharp♀ Lv. 50

DARK / STEEL

Ability: Defiant

X-Scissor/Night Slash/Metal Claw/Aerial Ace

Lastly we have this... erm... Kamen Rider Pokemon that appears to resemble a dark version of Gallade. ... wait what? This guy evolves from Pawniard at Level 52! Grimsley you hacker!!! So here is Bisharp... and a FEMALE one while we're at it. Come on Grimsley... Bisharps are much more masculine than feminine! Anyways, this thing has an interesting typing of Dark / Steel, buying it many resistances. She also has a high Attack and Defence score, so she will be painful. Rest assured, that X-Scissor will hurt many things like Grass, Psychic, and Dark Pokemon for super-effective damage. STAB Night Slash will assure that your Ghosts will not come back from the dead. STAB Metal Claw is fairly weak, but has a nasty chance to raise Bisharp's Attack score. Lastly there is Aerial Ace for coverage against Fighters and Bugs. Watch out for her ability Defiant: if you lower one his stats, his ATTACK score will DOUBLE. That is NEVER good news.

Emboar's typing is MUCH too convenient because both Fire and Fighting STAB will decimate Bisharp. She is more weak to Fighting than Fire though (quad weakness in fact!), but do as you please. Also, her special defence is lower than her physical defence, so take advantage of that if you can. Samurott won't do too badly here if you continue to abuse STAB Surf or run Scald for that nasty chance of burn. Even though Serperior is all set up, + 6 Leaf Blade will not OHKO Bisharp while Bisharp has super-effective X-Scissor. However, Serperior should come out on top barring critical hits from the wrong end. Remember to use your Fighters here due to Bisharp's 4x weakness. Darmanitan will also char Bisharp readily, and Ground Pokemon like Excadrill will ground Bisharp with a well placed Earthquake.

With this dracula-esque effeminate roulette-rolling gambler from a well-to-do-family out of the way, you have fought your way against the Darkness! Time to see some light!

Caitlin

Reward:

6000 P

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If you have played Pokemon Platinum, yes, this is the same Caitlin from the Battle Frontier. I didn't like most of the Battle Frontier people anyways, but Caitlin is pretty cute... though very impatient. Wow, will you look at that long hair? Good luck to the people who are trying to cosplay her; that hair is just unnatural. Anyhow, enough about this one. I guess I just like to comment after seeing Elesa and Skyla. Caitlin runs Psychic Pokemon, and they are weak to Bug, Ghost and Dark attacks. If you have any of those Pokemon, use them! Keep your Fighters out however, as Psychics will do major damage to Fighting and Poison Pokemon. That means you Emboar users should stick with another Pokemon.

Reuniclus♀ Lv. 48

PSYCHIC

Ability: Magic Guard

Energy Ball/Thunder/Focus Blast/Psychic

Reuniclus is a very interesting Pokemon. And yes, this Pokemon is another example of a power creep. Remember how you would give an exceptionally amazing ability such as Magic Guard to an otherwise mediocre Pokemon such as Clefable? Magic Guard prevents ALL indirect damage, such as entry hazards like Stealth Rocks or bad weather like Sandstorm or Toxic damage. That is pretty broken. But now what if we took that ability, placed it on a Pokemon that looked like it was designed by some 9 year old American kid with a ridiculously high special attack and amazing bulk, give it a recovery move, give it a set up move, and call it a day? That's what Reuniclus is; it's a pain for stall teams and will not go down easily. As suggested, don't bother using Toxic or Leech Seed because it will have absolutely no effect on her! Energy Ball is a decently powerful Grass attack that can lower Special Defence. Thunder is inaccurate, but it will become 100% accurate in the rain, has 120 base power and has 30% chance of paralysis. Focus Blast is the same as Thunder; it is 120 base power with 70% accuracy, but will not get 100% accuracy in rain and has a chance of lowering Special Defence. It is a Fighting type move and will severely injure your Dark type Pokemon, if not OHKOing. Lastly, there is STAB Psychic, which is painful for anyone that is not a Dark type... well, but then there is Focus Blast for that. This Pokemon is a total jerk. She's cute, but still very mean.

Samurott's Megahorn will most likely 2HKO or even OHKO if you are powerful enough, but Reuniclus's Energy Ball or Thunder will severely damage Samurott, so pray that Thunder misses. Since Serperior resists both Energy Ball and Thunder and is not weak to either Focus Blast or Psychic, Reuniclus is a potential Coil set up bait. However, Reuniclus is using exclusively special attacks, so there is no damage reduction. Also, STAB Psychic hurts, and do NOT use Leech Seed because that is just wasting a turn thanks to Magic Guard. A Ghost such as Lampent can 2HKO with Shadow Ball, while Chandelure would most likely OHKO. Golurk and Jellicent also work well, but Golurk has to watch out for Energy Ball and Jellicent has to watch out for that and Thunder. Leavanny can use X-Scissor and resists three of Reuniclus's attacks. However, they will defeat Reuniclus before Reuniclus can. Fortunately, this Reuniclus is not abusing Calm Mind nor Recover, so wear her down with your strongest super-effective attacks.

Musharna♀ Lv. 48

PSYCHIC

Ability: Synchronise

Reflect/Charge Beam/Shadow Ball/Psychic

Hey haven't we seen Bianca use this Pokemon before? Yes, yes we did. It is essentially a weaker version of Reuniclus and without that nasty ability Magic Guard. However, she does sport Synchronise, which means if you put her under a status condition like burn or poison, your Pokemon will get inflicted too! That is quite nasty, but you can avoid that if your Pokemon is naturally immune to the condition such as Fire Pokemon being immune to Burn. Do keep in mind that Musharna still has a high special attack rating and very bulky in general. She is VERY slow so you will almost always attack first. Reflect will halve physical blows, so that will become quickly annoying. Charge Beam is an interesting move that has a high chance of raising the user's special attack (63% factoring in the 90% accuracy). I suppose Shadow Ball is there to hit your Ghost Pokemon for super-effective damage, as well as other Psychics. Lastly there is always STAB Psychic to abuse that powerful special attack.

First off, you don't want to let her set up Charge Beam. That being said, Krookodile is the perfect counter. It is immune to Charge Beam and Psychic, resists Shadow Ball, and can hit back with STAB Crunch. Samurott's Megahorn is always helpful here, and Charge Beam is weak anyways so don't worry about its super effective damage. If Serperior was able to set up before, Leaf Blade is a total killer. Otherwise, this one can be a great set up bait too, but then again, that thing can also set up against you with Charge Beam + Psychic combo. Reflect will ensure that your Leaf Blade does half damage. Thankfully, no Focus Blast here so Dark Pokemon are your best friends here. Ghosts will have to watch out for Shadow Balls, especially if boosted. But even so, your Ghosts will probably KO Musharna before Musharna can KO your Ghosts.

Sigilyph♀ Lv. 48

PSYCHIC / FLYING

Ability: Wonder Skin

Shadow Ball/Ice Beam/Air Slash/Psychic

Weird... Kachina Doll thing from the desert that stares into your soul... what is this thing? And why does it even have a gender? Totally NOT based off the Illuminati all seeing eye, just like how the Unova map is not based off the Eye of Providence, eh? This one is part Flying, as her sprite indicates, so Ice and Rock attacks will hit her for super effective damage. Wonder Skin allows Sigilyph to evade crippling moves like Thunder Wave or Toxic half the time, but I wonder why Caitlin did not settle for a Magic Guard version, which completely outclasses this ability? Whatever. Shadow Ball is there to cover Psychics and Ghosts, Ice Beam has nice coverage regardless, hurting your Dragons, Grassers, Ground, and Flying Pokemon. Yikes! Air Slash is her secondary STAB and if that's not a reason to keep your Fighters away, STAB Psychic is. Air Slash will also hurt your Bug Pokemon too, especially Leavanny and the likes.

I hope you set up already on Serperior because this thing certainly won't allow you to set up on her, especially with Air Slash and Ice Beam under her wings. If you did, a swift Return will KO after a significant amount of boosts. Samurott can use Blizzard and hope it hits. Dark Pokemon in general would work, but Scrafty is weak to Air Slash while Krookodile loathes Ice Beam. Ghosts are also another option, as Jellicent and Chandelure has STAB Shadow Ball. However, Sigilyph is quite fast, and her Shadow Ball can still hurt. Hope you lower her special defence and get it to low HP, so that Caitlin can attempt a Full Restore while you go for a KO. If all else fails, there are Pokemon like Gigalith or Vanilluxe with their STAB Rock or Ice attacks, which should be enough. Zebstrika has STAB Electric attacks to abuse as well, so you can exploit Sigilyph's Flying type weaknesses.

Gothitelle♀ Lv. 50

PSYCHIC

Ability: Frisk

Calm Mind/Thunderbolt/Shadow Ball/Psychic

A Gothic Gardevoir? We just had an evil female Gallade before... what now? Oh whew, this one is NOT a trap and is actually female. She's pretty cool I think, and can be devastating if you do not have the right Pokemon. Unlike most Psychics, her Defence is pretty high at the base of 95, which allows her to survive physical hits. Don't worry about Frisk because it only tells Caitlin what item your Pokemon is holding, but the Artificial Intelligence does not even take that into consideration, hopefully. Calm Mind is a dangerous move here: it boosts Gothitelle's Special Attack and Special Defence by 1 stage, and if set up properly, she can tank any special hits and sweep your team! Thunderbolt seems pretty universal on most Psychics, and will hurt your Flyers or Water Pokemon. Shadow Ball... this again? Yeah, your Ghosts would hate to stomach that one. Lastly, there is always STAB Psychic.

Wait, no Focus Blast?! Sweet, come in Krookodile! Being immune to Thunderbolt and Psychic is beautiful, and Shadow Ball resistance is beautiful as well. Heh heh... hit her hard with STAB Crunch. Samurott can use Megahorn as usual for the 2HKO, but watch out for Thunderbolt. Fortunately, Gothitelle is pretty slow, so if both horns connect, Samurott wins the match. Serperior with a boosted Leaf Blade will OHKO, no questions asked. Chandelure and Golurk work well here too, except both need to watch out for Shadow Ball. Golurk is also immune to Thunderbolt.

So now you've won the mind game against princess Rapunzel. Congratulations! Victory is now at hand, and off you go as she gently lets down her hair and once again goes to sleep.

Shauntal

Reward:

6000 P

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Shauntal is a writer apparently as she always holds a book and a pen in her hands with those circular glasses. Ha. She looks a little geeky, but that's okay. I think she probably writes macabre stuff judging by her Ghost Pokemon. Whatever it is, Ghost Pokemon are downright scary. They are IMMUNE to Normal and Fighting attacks, but are weak to Ghost and Dark attacks. They will destroy your Psychic Pokemon easily with their Ghost attacks, so beware. They are also resistant to Bug and Poison attacks, so yeah, Samurott won't be spamming those Megahorns anymore.

Cofagrigus♀ Lv. 48

GHOST

Ability: Mummy

Psychic/Will-o-Wisp/Shadow Ball/Grass Knot

Okay... Desukan... is a scary Pokemon. Do you even know what the Pokedex says about them?

Pokemon Black Pokedex regarding Yamask said:
Each of them carries a mask that used to be its face when it was human. Sometimes they look at it and cry.

Pokemon White Pokedex regarding Yamask said:
These Pokémon arose from the spirits of people interred in graves in past ages. Each retains memories of its former life.

Pokemon Black Pokedex regarding Cofagrigus said:
It has been said that they swallow those who get too close and turn them into mummies. They like to eat gold nuggets.

Pokemon White Pokedex regarding Cofagrigus said:
They pretend to be elaborate coffins to teach lessons to grave robbers. Their bodies are covered in pure gold.

COME ON Gamefreak! I thought this was supposed to be a "children's game" and you're telling me these things used to be human?! Well, if that's the case, this one was not King Tut since SHE is female. Mummy is a scary ability that will make you cry for your mummy, because if you come into contact with Cofagrigus, your Pokemon will lose their ability until they switch out. Psychic will hit your Fighters hard, Will-o-Wisp is a move that will guarantee a burn (provided that it hits), which will cripple your physical attackers, STAB Shadow Ball will wreck your Pokemon unless they resist it, and Grass Knot at least has its uses on this one because her Special Attack is actually strong. She has ridiculously high defence which will only be boosted with Will-o-Wisp. Talk about pain!

Best thing to do here is to use something specially based because Cofagrigus's Special Defence, although quite high, is not as high as her physical defence. Samurott actually has to watch out for Grass Knot, while Serperior set up can be potentially ruined with Will-o-Wisp, but you can use Full Restore after a couple of Coils, but STAB Shadow Ball can potentially lower its Special Defence and can result to 2HKO, making your boosts wasted. All I can suggest is using a special attacker like Vanilluxe with a couple of Ice Beam or something, or something with Shadow Ball or Crunch that isn't weak to anything Cofagrigus cannot burn Fire Pokemon like Darmanitan, so use that to your advantage.

Jellicent♀ Lv. 48

WATER / GHOST

Ability: Cursed Body

Shadow Ball/Surf/Energy Ball/Brine

Hey look it's that pink balloony jellyfish! Jellicent is quite the bulky Ghost Pokemon so she will not fall down quite easily. Cursed Body is really annoying because after using a contact move, there is that ugly chance to disable that move you just used, which is most likely the one that is super effective. STAB Shadow Ball will do numbers to anything not resisting it. Then there is that STAB Surf to mess with your Krookodile... just when you thought "I can use Crunch!" Eh okay, fine let's use Basculin. Energy Ball will make sure your Waters will not get away that easily. Lastly, Brine is a scary move that doubles in power if your HP is lower than 50%, so if your Pokemon is weakened, that move with STAB is a lot more powerful than Surf, so beware.

Sawsbuck may as well be the perfect counter, because it resists Jellicent's STAB Water moves, is immune to Shadow Ball, and can hit back with STAB Horn Leech. Do note that Cursed Body is a scary ability and if you do not have any other coverage move, your Sawsbuck will be disabled for quite a while. Serperior easily turns this one into a set up bait, but will not enjoy Shadow Ball lowering Special Defence. A well placed STAB Leaf Blade will be super effective, fainting Jellicent. Don't set up too much because in this battle, setting up to + 6 will be all for naught. You will see why. You may also use Electric Pokemon such as Zebstrika or something.

Golurk Lv. 48

GROUND / GHOST

Ability: Iron Fist

Curse/Brick Break/Earthquake/Shadow Punch

The only question about Golurk I have is how in the world is this a Ghost type? Either way, this one is a physical Pokemon with a part Ground typing, making it immune to Electric attacks as well. Curse is not what you think; it will not raise its Attack and Defence and lower Speed. Since Golurk is a Ghost Pokemon, Curse will cast a curse on yours, eating up 25% of your HP per turn, in exchange for 50% of Golurk's. Makes it easier to KO Golurk, sure, but it will mess your Pokemon up badly. Brick Break destroys Reflect and Light Screen, also hitting your Normals for super-effective damage if your plan was to take Ghost attacks. STAB Earthquake will absolutely massacre Pokemon weak to it, such as Emboar or Zebstrika. Lastly, there is STAB Shadow Punch, which not only never misses, but is boosted by its ability Iron Fist, so it can hurt.

Just use Samurott or Serperior if you have it. Their STAB Attacks will make a short work of Golurk. Dark Pokemon such as Krookodile or the likes also work. If you have a Vanilluxe, Golurk also hates Ice Beam due to its Ground typing, so use it.

Chandelure♀ Lv. 50

GHOST / FIRE

Ability: Flame Body

Fire Blast/Psychic/Shadow Ball/Payback

All right. This Pokemon is THE reason why setting up with Serperior is absolutely futile. This macabre sinister chandelier Pokemon is one of the scariest Pokemon in Black/White... well at least her Dream World version. Thankfully, this is a normal one, but is STILL scary. We're talking a base 145 Special Attack here! You are not OHKOing Chandelure with a + 6 Leaf Blade from Serperior, while that Fire Blast will for sure. Let's think here for a second... base 180 attack with STAB coming from a 145 Special Attack source... yikes! It will also fry your other Pokemon if you were thinking about bringing a Pawniard in. It still can miss, however, with the 85% accuracy, but it has a chance to burn. Psychic will hit your Fighters for super-effective damage... but it wasn't like you were going to bring in Emboar anyways, right? STAB Shadow Ball is scarier than all the other sources of Shadow Ball that you have encountered so far due to that absurd Special Attack. I have no idea why she is carrying Payback, because her physical attack is not too hot. If you touch her with a contact move, Flame Body will cause a burn on your Pokemon, so try to avoid that. Needless to say, I have had a terrifying experience with this one.

Samurott users, I don't care what you do, just Surf it to death! If Chandelure goes first and Shadow Balls... good, because getting into Torrent range will ensure you OHKO that beastly chandelier from the spirit realm. If your Excadrill is overleveled or something, a single Earthquake should do. Krookodile will also do well thanks to STAB Earthquake, but that Fire Blast hurts too much. Have a Gigalith? STAB Rock moves should annihilate it too! Carracosta is 4x resistant to Fire and has STAB Rock or Water attacks to take it down. Archeops is fast enough to use STAB Stone Edge to OHKO. Take advantage of its Ground, Water, Rock, Ghost and Dark weaknesses and she should fall.

Hearing the Samurott roar,

Quoth the ghost, 'Nevermore!'

Victory against the apparition

Is surely an exciting sensation!

Off to fight the rest

In this spellbinding test...

wraith89 · January 21, 2012

[icon]162[/icon]The Champion

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Alder

Reward:

1000000 P

TM96 ???

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As you descend with that giant statue, you walk up a long staircase. In fact, it's MUCH too long that you start losing vision.

"Is Alder okay? I hope he defeated N..."

You keep walking up the staircase but you start to tire out...

"I knew I should not have shoved a Big Mac into my throat before this..." and then... you decide you need to take a nap. But one second later you get up and see this man with a fiery hair standing triumphantly.

The Champion is here! Supposedly, Alder is supposed to fight N but N had to go put on makeup before coming to fight Alder to decide who is the most powerful trainer of all. Since Alder is bored, he wants to challenge you to a battle. Show him how powerful you have become in this epic clash!

PkMnaPkMnゥ ♂ fPkMnk Lv. 60

Ability: Early Bird

Aurora Beam/TM15/TM03/Fire Punch

Whoa what the? Clearly Alder is using Pokemon we have never seen before ever in the history of Pokemon. This thing has a crazy base stat of 232/147/145/136/136/128, which gives it a total of 942 BST! Alder then proceeds to say his Pokemon comes from this world called Glitch City. Glitch City? I have never heard of it. Anyways, don't bother putting it to sleep because Early Bird makes it get up in one turn or something. Aurora Beam is an Ice attack, so keep your Serperior away. TM15 WILL crash the game, so just hope Alder does not select that move. TM03 is a 32% accurate move with a base power of 9, which is pathetic, so if he uses that, use Samurott's Encore to force him to use that. Lastly, Fire Punch is a physical fire move with 75 base power, so again, keep Serperior away.

I'm sorry, I don't know its typing but all I know is Emboar and Samurott can wall anything this thing has.

M p'u ゥ Lv. 60

Ability: Static

TM09/Super Glitch/Super Glitch/TM04

Next is M p'u... what the heck is that symbol thing? While it has a crazy 187 HP and 217 Defence, which makes Skarmory jelly, this guy also has 29 base Special Attack and Special Defence. So pummel it with your Surfs and Fire Blasts and Leaf Storm. TM09 is essentially like Selfdestruct. It has a base 255 power, making it 5 base power over Explosion, but the user faints after using that attack. The catch is, it has 33% accuracy. So when it uses that, just hope it misses. If not, you're as unlucky as Charlie Brown. I have no idea what Super Glitch does, but it for some reason has two of them. I guess if it runs out of one, it'll use the other. Lastly, TM04 is a Water attack, so keep Emboar out. It has 0 base power and 18% accuracy. Again, I don't know what kind of moves Alder is using, but that's kind of scary.

4B 8 4 8 Lv. 66

WATER / FIGHTING

Ability: Illuminate

Body Slam/Swift/Amnesia/Double Kick

Again, his Pokemon are starting to scare me. No wonder people don't battle him! But this guy has a type that we can identify! Therefore, Serperior will do well here with its STAB Grass attacks. Beware of Body Slam's chance of paralysis. Don't bother with Double Team either because Swift never misses. Try using physical attacks because undoubtedly this jerk will spam Amnesia to mess with your special attack. Lastly, Double Kick is STAB because of its Fighting type, so keep your Rock and Ice Pokemon out.

94 h Lv. 72

Ability: Intimidate

Flash/Leech Life/Lovely Kiss/Petal Dance

Level 72?! Now hold it there big guy... I'm not THAT powerful yet! This guy is weird. It is immune to Normal, Fighting, and Ghost attacks and resists Poison and Bug attacks. Is this a NORMAL / GHOST Pokemon we have been waiting for years? It is weak to Dark attacks, so your Crunch and Dark Pulse users will do well. However, Flash can get annoying as it lowers your accuracy. It will attemptt to use super effective Leech Life against your Dark Pokemon to heal some HP. Of course, the more annoying part is, Lovely Kiss is a more accurate Hypnosis, puting your Pokemon to sleep. I hope you're using some Full Heals. Lastly, Petal Dance will murder your Samurott, so I would keep it out of this one. Emboar and Serperior walls this, but the latter should watch out for the super effective Leech Life of 15 base power!

Glitcherino Lv. 80

POISON

Ability: Poison Point

Swords Dance/TM50/TM50/TM34

Whoa level 80 Pokemon? What a stretch

Glitcherino is a Poison type, and so it is weak to Ground and Psychic attacks. Strangely, unlike other Poisons, it does NOT resist Bug, but it is weak to it too! I'm at a loss here too, but I suppose Glitch City Pokemon are strange. Watch out for Swords Dance, it will double Glitcherino's power. TM50 is a scary attack: it has 56 base power and can attack 2-5 times! That's the most overpowered move I've ever seen... not to mention with Swords Dance, it will get scary. However, it has a base 28% accuracy, so hope it misses. If one TM50 was not bad enough, it has it also in the next slot! His last move TM34 is an odd one, because it is a 9% accurate 0 base power move. I still don't get this; what kind of Pokemon battling has Alder done? Anyways, use Bulldoze or Psychic from stuff like Krookodile or Gothitelle and hopefully Glitcherino will go down. Use Samurott's Megahorn to show him who's boss.

アネデパミ Lv. 99

FIRE / FLYING

Ability: Blaze

Karate Chop/TM50/Super Glitch/TM09

WHOA WHOA WHOA. Please Alder stop! I don't want to mess with a level 99 Pokemon! I suppose as Champion, he will do anything to defend his title. But how do we beat this if he's so overleveled? Anyways, being Fire/Flying, this fire lizard from Glitch City sports weakness to Rock, Electric, and Water attacks. Strangely, it is also weak to Ice attacks instead of being neutral. I swear... what generation does Alder come from? This lizard apparently knows Karate, as it can Karate Chop you that is NOT a Fighting attack but a Normal type. So your Garbodor won't be walling that. Oh man... TM50 again? Good grief. Better hope that one doesn't hit. Super Glitch again I have no idea what it does since he never used that on me. Lastly TM09 is a IIIItoto type, and we know what it does. It's like a 255 base power Explosion that has 33% accuracy. Just hope he uses that and pray he doesn't hit. Samurott has a type advantage here, but since this lizard is so overleveled, I don't know if you can handle it.

Trainer Lv. 241

Ability: Swarm

Tackle/TM05/TM34/TM24

Wait wait wait wait. Is this why Alder is champion? He has NOT SIX, but SEVEN Pokemon! SEVEN! I never met anybody in any Pokemon region with Seven Pokemon in hand before! How does he do it?

O___________________________________O

Level 241?!!! ALDER! SHOW ME YOUR WAYS!!!!

This Pokemon is even named Trainer... under Alder's ownership. Does that make Alder the Master of Trainers? Being Electric, it has a weakness to Ground attacks. I have no idea why it is using Tackle at this point, but maybe Alder wants to go easy on you. Please do sir! TM05 is the most broken move in the game, as it is Double Team on steroids. It raises evasion by THREE stages! I hope you have Swift/Faint Attack/etc handy! TM34 does nothing, so I have no idea why it is using that. Lastly, TM24 is kind of like Zap Cannon, except much less accurate. It is a base 118 power attack with 31% accuracy. It also has 30% chance of paralysis. Unfortunately, no Pokemon walls this as it can affect every Pokemon equally. I haven't got this far, but Trainer schooled my Pokemon badly. That wretched TM05 is so broken I hope it gets banned in the metagame

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After this epic battle, N comes in his makeup. You are so horrified at what you behold in your eyes that you start to wake up in front of a large staircase.

... thank God it was only a dream.

[icon]162[/icon]The Champion... Again

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Alder is there... looking all disappointed. N's there too.

"You must hurry!" Alder yells out, "We have been waiting for our scripts for ages all because you delayed us with your little nap!"

"The staircase...", you think to yourself, "It's... too long... but I'll make it!"

Then finally you go up the staircase and yell out, "Thank God N is not wearing any make up!"

N stares with a confused gaze but the disappointed look at Alder's face and N's triumphant posture indicated something was wrong.

"I...I was defeated" Alder says, "even though my Pokemon were well 20 levels above his!"

"But how?" you ask.

"Just pretend this happened so that we can move along with the plot", N whispers.

"Oh", you say with a new understanding.

"Now", N says, ""It's over! Never again will Pokémon be made to suffer or be held captive by humans. It's all thanks to my new dragon friend (whichever one your version is)! You may have the title of Champion… But you can't stop me with just a title. Your soft heart has left you weak. Years ago, you lost your Pokémon, your partner, to sickness. In order to forget the pain in your heart, you wandered Unova… Who knows how long it's been since you've had to fight with your full strength? I actually kind of like that about you, though. As a Trainer who far outmatches the Champion, I shall issue an order across Unova: Trainers of the world, free your Pokémon!"

After a long dialogue of blah blah blahs, a giant castle emerges from the ground, which completely covers the Pokemon League. How the heck did he do that? Whatever the case, you must follow N to the Team Plasma castle so that you may stop N and his nefarious plot of separating humans and Pokemon. Will you be able to stop this menace?

You keep going... get healed by two lovely ladies, until you reach N and he says he is disappointed that he does not see your dragon with you.

"But I have my Haxorus" you say, "and he can OHKO your Zekrom or Reshiram any day!"

N is annoyed at your competitive battling gesture, as in-game people must follow the script, and all of a sudden the dragon you are supposed to have because of your "Chosen One" status appears.

"Oooh shiny!" you say and go and capture the dragon.*

N heals your Pokemon because he claims the battle would be meaningless if your Pokemon were already weakened. How nice of him.

"But... you know I'll destroy you anyways if you heal me", you protest.

"Just be quiet and let's follow the script as planned", N states frustrated.

"Ohh... okay" you say, and go along and decide to battle N.

*Note: Your dragon cannot be captured IF by unlikely chance your party AND boxes are all full. It will migrate to Dragonspiral Tower and you can capture it there later. But I doubt you will let that happen, will you, novice trainer?

If you play Pokemon Black

King N

Reward:

10000 P

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Zekrom Lv. 52

DRAGON / ELECTRIC

Ability: TeraVolt

Fusion Bolt/Zen Headbutt/Giga Impact/Light Screen

Okay, when N sends out his Zekrom, your Reshiram should be first automatically. If you had 6 Pokemon, one can be sent back to storage. Fortunately for you, Reshiram has the upper hand against Zekrom in this battle. More often than not, Zekrom will spam Fusion Bolt, which will not be very effective anyways due to Reshiram resisting it. It is a physical based electric attack, which is 150 attack power with STAB factored in. I haven't seen it use Zen Headbutt yet but that nasty flinch rate can be surprising. My friend raged because one time Zekrom pulled a surprise critical hit Giga Impact which OHKOd his Reshiram, but it shouldn't be happening very often. Finally it MIGHT use Light Screen to halve the damage it takes from your special attacks, BUT I have never seen it happen.

If you are planning on using Reshiram, just use Dragonbreath. It is super effective against Zekrom, which is 90 base power with STAB with a chance of paralysis. Even with a nature that negatively impacts your special attack (like Impish, which I had), you should be able to 2HKO Zekrom, due to Reshiram's superior special attack against Zekrom's relatively lower (but still high) special defence.

If you do not plan on using Reshiram, Excadrill will wall whatever Zekrom has to offer and can hit back with a STAB Earthquake. In fact, you can turn it into set up fodder, run Swords Dance and Sandstorm while holding a a Smooth Rock (I hope its ability is Sand Rush), and you will have 8 turns of sweepage... wait never mind I forgot about the next Pokemon. Forget what I said. Also, Serperior is amazing here as well since it resists Fusion Bolt and can set up Coil on this predominantly physical attacker and hit with Return because Zekrom resists Leaf Blade. Krookodile is immune to two of Zekrom's attacks and can use Earthquake but Giga Impact is going to hurt... possibly OHKO. Zekrom's weaknesses are Dragon, Ice, and Ground, so do whatever you need to do to take this fiend down.

Carracosta♂ Lv. 50

WATER / ROCK

Ability: Sturdy

Stone Edge/Aqua Jet/Crunch/Waterfall

N will undoubtedly send Carracosta out if you have Reshiram out. My advice, SWITCH OUT! Reshiram will get utterly destroyed by something that has a 4x resistance to its STAB and a super effective move that will undoubtedly OHKO. Anyhow, Carracosta is a Water / Rock type with a 4x weakness to Grass, and sports a weakness to Fighting, Electric attacks and Ground attacks. STAB Stone Edge is the reason why Reshiram should flee and avoid this battle, as it has nothing to take the Archelon down. Aqua Jet also gets STAB and like Quick Attack, is a priority move so it will go first, despite Carracosta's abysmal speed. Crunch lowers defence and hits your Jellicent for super-effective damage. STAB Waterfall will hurt a lot of things for major damage too if they do not resist it. Sturdy means Carracosta will always survive one fatal hit if at full HP, so don't think about OHKOing it.

If Serperior did not fight Zekrom, then this one is the PERFECT Pokemon to set up on. Keep Coiling until you are at + 6 and Leaf Blade everyone in this team away. That's how I did it. Try throwing a Leech Seed before attempting if you still have it. Samurott with Grass Knot has already won this battle before it was even spoken of. If you have a Virizion, it is the perfect counter because it resists EVERYTHING Carracosta has to offer and can respond with its STAB Giga Drain. Grass Pokemon in general, even the enigmatic Ferrothorn, will do well. Zebstrika would be good but it is too fragile to handle anything from Carracosta.

Also, this is the reason why I took back what I said about a possible Excadrill sweep before: Carracosta is an utter block to it. Even if Excadrill uses Earthquake, Sturdy says no way and Carracosta's Waterfall will OHKO back. If not, he has Aqua Jet to finish Excadrill off and boasts an immunity to Sandstorm. Well, you can actually bypass Sturdy if you had someone else set up Stealth Rocks beforehand and then set up with Excadrill. Advanced tip for future competitive players, heh heh. But otherwise, do not attempt this.

Vanilluxe♂ Lv. 50

ICE

Ability: Ice Body

Blizzard/Hail/Flash Cannon/Frost Breath

Awww it's that cute two headed Ice Cream! I love this guy really, although his design is controversial because it is "too simple" or something. "Gamefreak is running out of ideas!" Yeah I agree with that statement but not on something like Vanilluxe. Anyways, this guy has no real weaknesses in his stats asides from his low 79 base speed. His Special Attack and his Defences are quite admirable however. What makes him not too tough to take down is his four common weaknesses to Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel attacks. His strategy is simple: he will probably summon a hailstorm with Hail and follow up with his scary STAB Blizzard, which will NEVER miss in hail. In addition to that, Ice Body allows him to recover health during hail every turn. Flash Cannon is there for some coverage against his fellow Ice and dangerous Rock Pokemon and Frost Breath will always strike a critical hit.

Reshiram used Fusion Flare! It's super effective! Vanilluxe fainted! That's all you need to do... or...

Emboar just destroys this guy with his STAB Fire and Fighting attacks and resists whatever Vanilluxe has. Samurott also resists everything Vanilluxe has and can strike back with his STAB Water attacks or Revenge if you desire. If Serperior is all set up you can use STAB Leaf Blade and down he goes! If you did not set up, stay away from this crazy Ice Cream! In general, have a Fire Pokemon like Darmanitan or some fighter like Conkeldurr ready and he should go down in one hit. Mind you, Gigalith should also do well by using Stone Edge to OHKO, but Flash Cannon does hurt quite a bit. If you miss... it's all over.

Archeops♂ Lv. 50

ROCK / FLYING

Ability: Defeatist

Stone Edge/Acrobatics/Dragon Claw/Crunch

Archeops is one DANGEROUS customer. His attack power is staggering and he's blazing fast as well. However, he is fragile and a single non-resisted attack will usually put him down quickly. But can you survive his onslaught? STAB Stone Edge will always hurt, with a high critical hit rate and 150 base power factoring in STAB. Then there is Acrobatics, his strongest attack. Factoring in STAB, this is a 195 base power attack because Archeops is NOT holding any item! Dragon Claw will hurt any dragons like Haxorus and friends, and Crunch hurts your Ghosts and Psychics... not like he needs it. Archeops has one dangerous flaw though: his ability Defeatist. This basically reduces his attack and special attack by half if his HP is below 50%. Take advantage of this if you can.

Keep Reshiram out of this. You are not surviving that Stone Edge, methinks. If Serperior is all set up, STAB Leaf Blade is the way to go. Samurott should OHKO with Surf or something. Steel Pokemon like Klinklank resists everything Archeops has to offer and has STAB Gear Grind or something of that effect to strike back. Someone fast like Zebstrika should OHKO with Wild Charge or something and Gigalith is not OHKOd by anything while it can OHKO back with its Stone Edge. Take note of Archeops's apparent weakness to Water, Electric, Ice, Rock, and Steel weakness and he will go down quickly.

Zoroark♂ Lv. 50

DARK

Ability: Illusion

Flamethrower/Focus Blast/Night Slash/Retaliate

You actually won't see this deceptive fox as Zoroark but as Klinklang due to his ability Illusion, which makes Zoroark take the form of the last Pokemon in the roster, which in this case is Klinklang. You see those gears firing that Flamethrower and you'll know something is wrong. Focus Blast is that powerful yet inaccurate Fighting move. Night Slash is STAB and has high critical hit chance. Lastly, Retaliate will be 140 base power as soon as he uses it when he is sent out because something must have fainted for him to be forced out, right? So how to deal with this tricky fox?

Not to worry, both Zoroark and Klinklang are weak to Fighting attacks, so you Emboar people don't have to worry. Serperior all set up will OHKO with Leaf Blade. Samurott doesn't worry too much really and he can fire a STAB Surf to make sure; Zoroark won't be taking that too happily anyways. Zoroark is much too fragile and will take a huge chunk of damage from anything STAB'd, and OHKOd from nearly anything it is weak to, which is Fighting and Bug attacks. Reshiram will still OHKO with Fusion Flare, I think.

Klinklang Lv. 50

STEEL

Ability: Plus

Flash Cannon/Metal Sound/Hyper Beam/Thunderbolt

Lastly there is this enigmatic gear Pokemon with SUCH a creative name it borrowed from its pre-evolutions Klink and Klang. Joyous? Sure... but luckily its movepool is not too hot. Its main strategy will be firing those nasty Metal Sound to halve your Special Defence and use either STAB Flash Cannon, Thunderbolt, or that dreaded Hyper Beam to hurt your Pokemon.

Not too much of a problem for Reshiram as a super effective Fusion Flare will OHKO anyways. Emboar can defeat Klinklang as well with whatever STAB Fire or Fighting attacks it has. Don't worry about Klinklang's Steel typing if Serperior is all set up, as Leaf Blade will still result to 2HKO. Samurott must beware of Thunderbolt however but can still hit hard with STAB Surf or something. If you have Excadrill, you can use it because it walls anything Klinklang has and can retaliate with STAB Earthquake. Fires, Fighters, and Ground Pokemon in general will defeat Klinklang with little problems, so use them.

Congratulations, dear hero! You have now saved the world!

... or have you?

If you play Pokemon White

King N

Reward:

10000 P

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Reshiram Lv. 52

DRAGON / FIRE

Ability: TurboBlaze

Hyper Beam/Fusion Flare/Extrasensory/Reflect

Okay, when N sends out his Reshiram, your Zekrom should be first automatically. If you had 6 Pokemon, one can be sent back to storage. Fortunately for you, Zekrom has the upper hand against Reshiram in this battle. More often than not, Reshiram will spam Fusion Flare, which will not be very effective anyways due to Zekrom resisting it. It is a special based fire attack, which is 150 attack power with STAB factored in. I haven't seen it use Extrasensory yet but that nasty flinch rate can be surprising. That Hyper Beam might be lethal, but I never had the experience of it using that. Finally it MIGHT use Reflect to halve the damage it takes from your physical attacks, BUT I have never seen it happen. Besides, you're not using your physical attacks here, are you?

If you are planning on using Zekrom, just use Dragonbreath. It is super effective against Reshiram, which is 90 base power with STAB with a chance of paralysis. You will most likely 3HKO Reshiram with it due to Reshiram's superior special defence, but this is your best tool you have against it. If paralysis kicks in, that's awesome! However, N will opt to use that Full Restore when low on health... but just keep using it. Like you have any other choice, right?

If you do not plan on using Zekrom, try some Rock Pokemon such as Gigalith, Carracosta, or Archeops, as a STAB Stone Edge will prove lethal more often than not. Samurott resists Fusion Flare and has its own STAB Surf to rely on, though it will not be super-effective due to that Dragon typing. You can also try to phaze it out (meaning force it to go back to its Pokeball) with Dragon Tail. Not only is it super effective but you can force something else out so that Reshiram can be sent in later. In fact, if you have Serperior, set up on a Carracosta or something and Reshiram can be OHKOd with a + 6 Return... I think. You can also lay down Stealth Rocks if you do this and when Reshiram is sent out later, it will lose 25% of its HP during that process! Neat huh? Either way, be creative. Reshiram's weaknesses are Dragon, Rock, and Ground, so do whatever you need to do to take this fiend down.

Carracosta♂ Lv. 50

WATER / ROCK

Ability: Sturdy

Stone Edge/Aqua Jet/Crunch/Waterfall

Carracosta is a Water / Rock type with a 4x weakness to Grass, and sports a weakness to Fighting, Electric attacks and Ground attacks. STAB Stone Edge is quite powerful and will leave a huge dent on anything that does not resist it, sporting a base 150 power with STAB factored in. Aqua Jet also gets STAB and like Quick Attack, is a priority move so it will go first, despite Carracosta's abysmal speed. Crunch lowers defence and hits your Jellicent for super-effective damage. STAB Waterfall will hurt a lot of things for major damage too if they do not resist it. Sturdy means Carracosta will always survive one fatal hit if at full HP, so don't think about OHKOing it.

Zekrom with Fusion Bolt should result to a 2HKO while none of Carracosta's attacks will be fatal. If not, this is the PERFECT Pokemon to set up on with Serperior. Keep Coiling until you are at + 6 and Leaf Blade everyone in this team away. That's how I did it. Try throwing a Leech Seed before attempting if you still have it. Samurott with Grass Knot has already won this battle before it was even spoken of. If you have a Virizion, it is the perfect counter because it resists EVERYTHING Carracosta has to offer and can respond with its STAB Giga Drain. Grass Pokemon in general, even the enigmatic Ferrothorn, will do well. Zebstrika would be good but it is too fragile to handle anything from Carracosta.

Vanilluxe♂ Lv. 50

ICE

Ability: Ice Body

Blizzard/Hail/Flash Cannon/Frost Breath

Awww it's that cute two headed Ice Cream! I love this guy really, although his design is controversial because it is "too simple" or something. "Gamefreak is running out of ideas!" Yeah I agree with that statement but not on something like Vanilluxe. Anyways, this guy has no real weaknesses in his stats asides from his low 79 base speed. His Special Attack and his Defences are quite admirable however. What makes him not too tough to take down is his four common weaknesses to Fire, Fighting, Rock, and Steel attacks. His strategy is simple: he will probably summon a hailstorm with Hail and follow up with his scary STAB Blizzard, which will NEVER miss in hail. In addition to that, Ice Body allows him to recover health during hail every turn. Flash Cannon is there for some coverage against his fellow Ice and dangerous Rock Pokemon and Frost Breath will always strike a critical hit.

I wouldn't resort to Zekrom against this guy because Zekrom has that nasty weakness to Ice attacks. But I think it will at least 2HKO the Ice Cream with Fusion Bolt. Emboar just destroys this guy with his STAB Fire and Fighting attacks and resists whatever Vanilluxe has. Samurott also resists everything Vanilluxe has and can strike back with his STAB Water attacks or Revenge if you desire. If Serperior is all set up you can use STAB Leaf Blade and down he goes! If you did not set up, stay away from this crazy Ice Cream! In general, have a Fire Pokemon like Darmanitan or some fighter like Conkeldurr ready and he should go down in one hit. Mind you, Gigalith should also do well by using Stone Edge to OHKO, but Flash Cannon does hurt quite a bit. If you miss... it's all over.

Archeops♂ Lv. 50

ROCK / FLYING

Ability: Defeatist

Stone Edge/Acrobatics/Dragon Claw/Crunch

Archeops is one DANGEROUS customer. His attack power is staggering and he's blazing fast as well. However, he is fragile and a single non-resisted attack will usually put him down quickly. But can you survive his onslaught? STAB Stone Edge will always hurt, with a high critical hit rate and 150 base power factoring in STAB. Then there is Acrobatics, his strongest attack. Factoring in STAB, this is a 195 base power attack because Archeops is NOT holding any item! Dragon Claw will hurt any dragons like Haxorus and friends, and Crunch hurts your Ghosts and Psychics... not like he needs it. Archeops has one dangerous flaw though: his ability Defeatist. This basically reduces his attack and special attack by half if his HP is below 50%. Take advantage of this if you can.

Zekrom can attempt a Fusion Bolt for that OHKO, but Archeops will defeat it if Zekrom is already weakened (which is most likely) with super effective Dragon Claw. It is also likely that Archeops is faster, so this isn't a battle I would stay in at this point. If Serperior is all set up, STAB Leaf Blade is the way to go. Samurott should OHKO with Surf or something. Steel Pokemon like Klinklank resists everything Archeops has to offer and has STAB Gear Grind or something of that effect to strike back. Someone fast like Zebstrika should OHKO with Wild Charge or something and Gigalith is not OHKOd by anything while it can OHKO back with its Stone Edge. Take note of Archeops's apparent weakness to Water, Electric, Ice, Rock, and Steel weakness and he will go down quickly.

Zoroark♂ Lv. 50

DARK

Ability: Illusion

Flamethrower/Focus Blast/Night Slash/Retaliate

You actually won't see this deceptive fox as Zoroark but as Klinklang due to his ability Illusion, which makes Zoroark take the form of the last Pokemon in the roster, which in this case is Klinklang. You see those gears firing that Flamethrower and you'll know something is wrong. Focus Blast is that powerful yet inaccurate Fighting move. Night Slash is STAB and has high critical hit chance. Lastly, Retaliate will be 140 base power as soon as he uses it when he is sent out because something must have fainted for him to be forced out, right? So how to deal with this tricky fox?

Not to worry, both Zoroark and Klinklang are weak to Fighting attacks, so you Emboar people don't have to worry. Serperior all set up will OHKO with Leaf Blade. Samurott doesn't worry too much really and he can fire a STAB Surf to make sure; Zoroark won't be taking that too happily anyways. Zoroark is much too fragile and will take a huge chunk of damage from anything STAB'd, and OHKOd from nearly anything it is weak to, which is Fighting and Bug attacks. Zekrom will still OHKO with Fusion Bolt, I think.

Klinklang Lv. 50

STEEL

Ability: Plus

Flash Cannon/Metal Sound/Hyper Beam/Thunderbolt

Lastly there is this enigmatic gear Pokemon with SUCH a creative name it borrowed from its pre-evolutions Klink and Klang. Joyous? Sure... but luckily its movepool is not too hot. Its main strategy will be firing those nasty Metal Sound to halve your Special Defence and use either STAB Flash Cannon, Thunderbolt, or that dreaded Hyper Beam to hurt your Pokemon.

Not too much of a problem for Zekrom as it walls everything bar Hyper Beam and has Fusion Bolt to rely on... as long as it doesn't run out. Yeah, maybe it is time to switch Pokemon. Emboar can defeat Klinklang as well with whatever STAB Fire or Fighting attacks it has. Don't worry about Klinklang's Steel typing if Serperior is all set up, as Leaf Blade will still result to 2HKO. Samurott must beware of Thunderbolt however but can still hit hard with STAB Surf or something. If you have Excadrill, you can use it because it walls anything Klinklang has and can retaliate with STAB Earthquake. Fires, Fighters, and Ground Pokemon in general will defeat Klinklang with little problems, so use them.

Congratulations, dear hero! You have now saved the world!

... or have you?

[icon]162[/icon]The Final Battle

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wraith89 · January 21, 2012

[icon]162[/icon]Post-Game: To Foil The Evil Plots of Gamefreak

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Shigeki Morimoto

Reward:

6160P

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Yes at last! We get to fight a member of Gamefreak. If you win this, maybe Gamefreak will come to make negotiations with us players to stop trolling us with their antics! Can we do it? Let's go to Castelia City's Gamefreak building and defeat Shigeki Morimoto!

Liepard♂ Lv. 75

DARK

Ability: Limber

Fake Out/Grass Knot/Night Slash/Sucker Punch

And he opens up with Liepard. Okay... not too hard... except he's Level 75! What a huge level spike we have here! Fake Out will troll on your Pokemon by opening up with a quick priority move + flinch effect. Then we have Grass Knot. Yeah, remember Fake Out? Bye bye to your Sturdy Gigalith! His STAB moves Night Slash and Sucker Punch are his other two moves, and the latter is a priority move. Regardless, you all know how to deal with Liepard by now. Just use some Fighter or Bug Pokemon. Also, he's very fragile, so you should 2HKO at MOST with some unresisted STAB attacks. Don't bother paralysing him; Limber says no way.

Simipour♂ Lv. 75 @ Petaya Berry

WATER

Ability: Gluttony

Surf/Crunch/Payback/Acrobatics

I know you are sick of EVERYBODY and their mothers in this game using the elemental monkeys. I am too, but here Morimoto decides to troll you with yet another encounter with an elemental monkey...

Hippie monkey with dreadlocks? What am I seeing here? Simipour is arguably the best of the three elemental monkeys. He is quite fast but relatively fragile. STAB Surf is his reliable STAB, but he also has Crunch and Payback, the latter as you know requires Simipour to go last to deal double damage, which won't happen too often due to his speed. Acrobatics doubles in power when held item is lost. So what is Simipour carrying? Petaya Berry raises the user's Special Attack when consumed, and it activates when the user is 25% or lower HP. Well, actually no because Simipour's ability is Gluttony, which means he will eat that berry when 50% instead. So this guy actually has a strategy, which does work really well if that ever happens. But of course, this guy is weak to Grass and Electric attacks so you know what to do.

For those of you who want to snag that Petaya Berry, Gamefreak was clever. In fact, too clever for their own good that they deliberately trolled here. I tried to steal it with Thief or Trick and all of that, but the item was lost after the battle ended! I guess everything returns to status quo once the battle is finished, so there is no way to steal stuff from enemy trainers anymore! That's not nice Gamefreak! So much for having a pinch berry in Black/White...

Simisear♂ Lv. 75 @ Petaya Berry

FIRE

Ability: Gluttony

Flamethrower/Crunch/Payback/Acrobatics

Oh yay. Guess what? Another one.

Here's the fire elemental monkey... who just doesn't seem to have a clue. His STAB is that mighty Flamethrower, which has 10% chance of burning. As above, his strategy is the SAME as Simipour's, except with Flamethrower. Fortunately for you, Fire is a poor defensive typing, so any Ground, Rock or Water attacks will bring down the monkey with little problems. And no, don't try stealing this guy's berry either

Simisage♂ Lv. 75 @ Petaya Berry

GRASS

Ability: Gluttony

Energy Ball/Crunch/Payback/Acrobatics

Whoo hoo... how did I know this would be his next Pokemon?

The grass monkey is all brave and looks like a warrior if you ask me. He also has giant ears, so he's all ears. Energy Ball STAB is the weakest of the three with 80 base power (120 with STAB) but has that chance of lowering Special Defence. Like the other three... he's just the same, except his defensive typing is even nastier. Though he resists Water, Electric and Grass attacks, he has weaknesses to Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug, and Poison attacks! Exploit that and this monkey is history! That takes care of this guy...

Swoobat♂ Lv. 75

PSYCHIC / FLYING

Ability: Unaware

Air Slash/Endeavor/Psychic/Psyshock

Eh really? And I thought you couldn't get any more mundane Mr. Gamefreak. Swoobat's only reliable stat is speed; everything else is really low. However, that is somewhat made up for by his ability Unaware, which means don't bother setting up. STAB Air Slash will quickly get annoying due to that flinch rate, and Endeavor basically means "my HP = YOUR HP". So you get his HP down to 1, so will yours if he elects to use it. It has no effect on Ghost Pokemon though. His last two attacks are STAB Psychic and Psyshock. You've seen Psychic before; it hits quite hard and lowers special defence. What is Psyshock? It's an interesting move that operates on the user's special attack, but will target PHYSICAL Defence instead! So that Cryogonal you had? It's taking MAJOR damage to Psyshock because of that pitiful Defence. Nonetheless, Swoobat's not too problematic if you have Rock, Ice, Electric, Ghost and Dark attacks.

Zebstrika♂ Lv. 77

ELECTRIC

Ability: Lightningrod

Pursuit/Giga Impact/Flame Charge/Wild Charge

And this... is his strongest Pokemon? A common Zebstrika. So much for that epic battle you promised us Mr. Gamefreak! He's fast and quite powerful, but he's very fragile that you're most likely going to fell this guy in one or two hits. Don't use Electric attacks because Lightningrod makes him immune to it and it raises his Special Attack, which he's not using anyways. Pursuit does double damage to anyone switching out, so if you are training an Abra here, he's going to do that and make you wish you never tried switch training. It also makes this ear-rape noise that was not existent in previous generations. Giga Impact is a physical Hyper Beam, which means it will hurt. 150 base power attack... but it leaves Zebstrika immobile after using it for one turn. Flame Charge makes this already speedy guy faster... so it sucks. But it hits Grass Pokemon for super-effective damage. Lastly, his most dangerous move, Wild Charge, is an electric Take Down, meaning he will suffer recoil damage, but still does reasonable damage. Zebstrika is weak to Ground attacks, but anything decently powerful is strong enough to take this zebra down. He's not too tough if you use the right Pokemon, such as Gigalith or something.

Wow... it looks like Gamefreak got the last laugh after all. Here we were expecting some awesome Pokemon but instead this guy trolls us with your ordinary run-of-the-mill Pokemon. This is just one way for Gamefreak to laugh at us... we shall meet again!

You may fight this guy once every day, always there for you to train against I suppose. Their trolling will never end for all eternity to come...

[icon]162[/icon]Coming Soon

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As always, please let me know if there are any mistakes or any contributions you would like to make. Thank you.

Edited January 31, 2012 by wraith89

ScientificPikachu · January 29, 2012

Nice one Wraith! Especially Alder!

wraith89 said:
I guess Lance and those trainers with Level 16 Raticates are not the only cheaters around.

Even Ash and his Badges -----> He does something good, he gets the badge.

All of us, ordinary trainers -----> No need to explain.

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wraith89 · January 31, 2012

ScientificPikachu said:
Nice one Wraith! Especially Alder!
Even Ash and his Badges -----> He does something good, he gets the badge.

All of us, ordinary trainers -----> No need to explain.

Ha ha well... the level 16 Raticate and Lance were references to some illegal activities these trainers were having. For example, Rattata evolves at Level 20, not Level 16, but so many trainers in Red/Green/Blue had underleveled Raticates. In GSC you could find wild Level 16 Raticates at Route 38... but this is the same game with Level 7 Furrets in Route 1 and Level 7 Sandslash in Mt. Moon and all. Lance used a Dragonite with Barrier in Red/Blue, which is not legally obtainable (Yellow's Dragonite was Blizzard/Thunder/Fire Blast/Hyper Beam!) and in GSC Lance's two Dragonairs evolved into Level 47 Dragonites (49 in HGSS) and his strongest was the Level 50 Dragonite. Dragonair evolves at Level 55... and his Aerodactyl learned Rock Slide, something NOT possible during RBYGSC era. That was my reference... though you still see stuff like a trainer with a Level 24 Rapidash and all...

Anyhow thanks for reading my guide! Though I know it's completely outdated because I wrote this many months too late... but I can still salvage this for an upcoming third version hopefully

Added Morimoto... which I made in like one minute. I'm getting really lazy

LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

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BTW this is a male Cofagrigus. Do you wonder, if the Pokedex description is true, who this Cofagrigus may have been in the past?

Didn't we have a chat about this at one point and ended up going D: D: D: "I really hope that's not true"...

Just a thought re that Hydreigon, though, if you can status it before it kills you (for me, that was a Zebstrika with Thunder Wave) then it'll give you an opening to get your Dragon/Ice type in and kill it because it outruns even Haxorus at Lv 55 (that might be my fault though because I didn't EV train and I didn't bother with natures either).

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

LadyMiir said:
Didn't we have a chat about this at one point and ended up going D: D: D: "I really hope that's not true"...
Just a thought re that Hydreigon, though, if you can status it before it kills you (for me, that was a Zebstrika with Thunder Wave) then it'll give you an opening to get your Dragon/Ice type in and kill it because it outruns even Haxorus at Lv 55 (that might be my fault though because I didn't EV train and I didn't bother with natures either).

Of course we did... but I forgot what kind of a warped up theory you came up with...

That's definitely a viable strategy; status. Paralysis works as long as you're not leaving that Hydreigon with 1 HP after an impact.

*Ghetsis used Full Restore*

LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

The original one, before we noticed it was male, had to do with the Cofagrigus being N's mother's soul...

.. then we noticed it was male and went "What if that's N's real dad?" (since I don't remember either of us being able to picture Ghetsis reproducing without brain breakage).

It was the best I had, which isn't saying much. I could have put Toxic on Seismitoad, but that wouldn't have stopped that Hydreigon since Poison doesn't affect stats... and I didn't want to sacrifice a slot on Emboar for Will-O-Wisp (plus Surf would have destroyed my hulk-pig anyway). Freeze, let's not even go there... Thunder Wave to slow it down and let me heal up Reshiram and Haxorus was my only option

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

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It's a viable strategy nonetheless. Burn wouldn't even cripple it because all it is using is special attacks, not physical, and poison is too slow to detriment offensive beasts anyways.

Now that I'm skimming over this guide, I'm wondering what kind of drugs I was on when I was writing this... doesn't look like the B/W game I was playing with bases and CAT and all...

LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

GAH CANNOT UNSEE. Where did you find that picture?! Creepy as heck >_<

Yeah, that's true, I hadn't noticed/thought of that. Plus WoW/Toxic have low accuracy and in a situation like this that could mean Hydreigon sweep...

Another possible strategy, I guess, if you have Lilligant with Chlorophyll/Sun up, is to Sleep Powder it and then start whaling away. Leech Seed could also be helpful...

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

Google seems to have everything...

Setting up works for the most part, especially on that Cofagrigus from the start; he's a set up bait for something like Excadrill especially. If not, those X items such as X Speed/Attack/Def/etc come in handy. I had to resort to that on my Level 59 Feraligatr in HGSS against Lance's Level 72 Salamence (those level spikes are insane...). Then the whole enemy fleet, erm I mean team, can be swept if pulled properly. If you're at the wrong end of a critical hit, reset .__.

LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

I actually never used Excadrill... I was too fond of my Moxie Krookodile >.> STAB Crunch works wonders on half the Elite Four, there's a reason why I always tried to catch a Moxie Sandile.

The Cofag was a problem because I usually chose to use the version legend, and of course Toxic/Protect spam *grr*

Well, you're chronically underleveled yet with incredible (incredibly bad?) luck, and on the other hand I grind so I never had much of a problem with massive level gaps, but I've never had to use X items... though I do admit I was close to using them on Clair and Whitney. Hate them hate them hate them.

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

Bad luck pushes me... certainly. But defeating Lance with a level 59 Feraligatr that turned to 61? I call that an accomplishment!

I didn't have much problem using Reshiram against Cofagrigus, but Zekrom on the other hand... 3HKO Fusion Bolt with Toxic stall is terrible. I never had an Excadrill, but in practice it certainly looks like the ideal set upper against Cofagrigus.

Small analysis regarding HGSS leveling system:

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LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

Not putting down your achievement any. We all have our own ways of doing things, after all.

I do wish there had been better Steel types in BW though... 'cause Klink line and Pawniard line are frankly terrible. Not that they're necessary, a good Ground type basically is a necessity, but I disliked having to choose between Krook and Exca.

Regarding your analysis of the leveling system:

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Then again, they didn't fix things much in Black/White... look at the level jump between the wild Pokemon of Victory Road (Lv 42 ish if you get lucky in a dirt swirl) and the ones on the second half of Route 13 (Lv 59 Kangaskhan in the long grass O_o) That was just a bit too much and made me dislike a lot of the post-game stuff.

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

Of course. Just stating

They had a lot of Bugs and Fighters this gen apparently, but Steels were plentiful but still limited. Escavalier's kind of cool but it requires a trade with a specific Pokemon and it's really slow. Klink is too limited and has an awfully creative name </sarcasm>, Pawniard evolves at level 52 (what the heck?!), Ferroseed is a troll I don't know why it exists. I didn't even use a Ground Pokemon, but Excadrill is just too broken even in-game. You get Earthquake as early as level 36, early Rock Slide, great Ground/Steel typing, amazing stats... seriously. Krookodile is jelly, though he is also amazing in his own rights. Ray used both... but I think he's a nut.

BW's level jump is ridiculous. You're fighting level 60 + right after the E4... then their second batch (which I'm writing up soon) are infested with level 7X! Isn't that crazy? Though most of the trainers with level 60s had something stupid like level 60 Zubat so I defeated them with level 43 Pokemon (yes, my Pokemon were that low)...

LadyMiir · February 3, 2012

Klinklang also evolves at ridiculously high levels and has no good moves to speak of. Ferroseed-- only for Swampert trollin'. Krook is my preferred one for in-game due to usable STAB, though.

I ground up to Lv 55 because of that stupid Hydreigon (full circle conversation) but I was irritated because they gave you no real way to train except for fighting in the long grass outside the Giant Chasm over and over and over and over, once you were done with the Trainers (which didn't take long 'cause some of them had like Lv 65 Ekans. ) . At least HGSS gave you the gym leader matchups to play with.

wraith89 · February 3, 2012

Up to 55? Yikes I stayed at 4X... except Serperior who was like level 52.

It is only the 1st release of the game... if they ever come up with a Grey version or something, no doubt Gym Leader rematches will be available. And I'm sure the game will feel more complete (BW felt ridiculous aside from the story), though I don't know how they'll deal with the Reshiram/Zekrom question (which one will you get?) or how Lenora's signature Pokemon is Watchog (rematch version better not make that one her final)...

LadyMiir · February 4, 2012

I heard enough horror stories about the Hydreigon to want to make sure I was well prepared... Unova is the only region where I felt it was necessary to raise a Dragon because of a) that monster; and b) the lack of decent Ice types. Besides, you know I tend to grind.

I'm looking forward to Grey, though the story will change completely if they change the Reshiram/Zekrom thing... Maybe they'll make Kyurem the mascot and let you catch the other two later, with N wielding one and Ghetsis (?) wielding the other? That'd be fun.

Yeah the Lenora thing was a , Watchog is just... creepy. I'd rather her have a badass Herdier since I'm quite fond of that line. If they make a third version I also want Elesa to have a different lineup other than the Zebstrika and that -irritating- pair of Emolgas, because that battle was trollishly irritating and I really don't want to suffer through it AGAIN.

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