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I tweaked my team a bit from what I posted before. The results are pretty good, as I have won a good number of battles with this team. Though for me, it doesn't matter whether I win or lose a battle, just so long as I enjoy myself.
Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Choice Band
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Flare Blitz
Stone Edge
Superpower
Thunderpunch
Gardevoir (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Synchronize
Item: Lum Berry
EVs: 188 SP.ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Psychic
Calm Mind
Focus Blast
Thunderbolt
Salamence (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
Item: Yache Berry
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Outrage
Fire Blast
Earthquake
Dragon Dance
Roserade (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Black Sludge
EVs: 188 SP.ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Energy Ball
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
Sleep Powder
Milotic (female)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Marvel Scale
Item: Salac Berry
EVs: 255 SP.ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Ice Beam
Recover
Hydro Pump
Mirror Coat
Metagross (genderless)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
Item: Life Orb
EVs: 204 ATK / 152 SP.DEF / 154 SPEED
Moves:
Meteor Mash
Agility
Explosion
Earthquake
I'm only posting them here because wherever else I've posted them, my thread was either locked or no one replied. I decided to ditch my whole "no teaching my pokemon the same moves" thing, but my thing about having them hold different items I haven't changed (its a rule that my best friend and I made, and I don't think he would appreciate it if I broke it). I will also ABSOLUTELY NOT replace any of the pokemon on my team.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions for my team (other than replacing pokemon. For instance, Infernape could never replace my Blaziken!).
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Good thing the poll closed, cause what I would've voted for isn't up there.
I still like the Pokemon TV show, and I always will. Its one of my favorite shows.:biggrin:
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I'm probably the only one here who is still a fan of the anime, likes all 12 seasons, and still watches it to this day (I may be nineteen, but there's no law that says an adult can't watch cartoons. And I'm not talking about the cartoons for adults, which I hate by the way, I'm talking about the cartoons like pokemon, cartoon network stuff, which does not include adult swim. Adult Swim=Pure Evil).
Anyway my favorite character would have to be May. Mainly cause she chose the same starter I did (Torchic), but it is also cause I find her rather cute.
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Well for me i thought Up to johto The pokemon anime was pretty good..But i thought ruby//sapphire games were pretty good until i saw the anime..Misty was awsome and they took her out for some mother ****ing girl named ''May'' and if i am not correct the same voice actor for misty/nurse joy/may/dawn did all of those characters ''correct me if i am wronge''.
~Mori
Watch what you say about certain characters (even if you say it in *'s). May happens to be one of my favorites (In my opinion, I think she is cuter than Misty. Way cuter).
And I know Charizard has an advantage over Blaziken (in most cases), but he is still my favorite (one reason why May is one of my favorite characters.)
Anyway, I think the anime is awesome, so I should probably stop posting here.
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Uber#5
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Ash's Charizard
Okay, at least this one makes sense... somewhat. But still, it shouldn't take EVERYTHING down with its HAX0R Flamethrower! It takes down Articuno (poor Ice types! Stop PICKING ON THEM and HUMILIATING THEM!), takes Gary's Blastoise down and loses to a certain fighting chicken. That's retarded.
So what caused you to stop watching the anime?
Hey, watch it!!! Blaziken is my favorite pokemon! Don't diss Blaziken!:mad:
I have not stopped watching the anime, and I never will.
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Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Choice Band
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Flare Blitz
Stone Edge
Superpower
Thunderpunch
I gave the advice for Blaziken that I was given some thought, tested it out, and I like it. After all, it got me to the second battle with the Tower Tycoon, and helped me win. But I'm wondering if I should replace Thunderpunch with something like Earthquake (I decided to ditch my whole "style" thing with moves). I only keep Thunderpunch to deal with Gyarados, and other water types. I tested Stone Edge on a Level 100 Gyarados and it did not OHKO it.
Shiny Gardevoir (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Synchronize
Item: Lum Berry
EVs: 188 SP.ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Psychic
Calm Mind
Focus Blast
Thunderbolt
Same as before. Though I am thinking about leftovers for her. The disadvantage to that is that my friend could now use his Starmie to thunder wave her without much worry.
Salamence (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
Item: Yache Berry
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Outrage
Fire Blast
Earthquake
Dragon Dance
Like I said before, I ditched my "style", and Salamence's earthquake has done him well. Other than that he is the same.
Roserade (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Black Sludge
EVs: 188 SP. ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Energy Ball
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
Sleep Powder
Same as before. I am thinking about giving her a choice specs and teaching her Leaf Storm, but her sleep powder is too useful to throw away. So I'm still not sure.
Milotic (female)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Marvel Scale
Item: Salac Berry
EVs: 255 SP.ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Ice Beam
Recover
Hydro Pump
Mirror Coat
Same as before. I'm thinking about hypnosis, but one: it is innacurate, and two: Mirror Coat has proved really useful to me in the past a lot of times. For instance, using Mirror Coat, she can usually OHKO a Kyogre, provided that the Kyogre used Thunder.
Metagross (genderless)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
Item: Life Orb
Moves:
Meteor Mash
Agility
Explosion
Earthquake
EVs: 204 ATK / 152 SP.DEF/ 154 SPEED
I ditched ice punch and taught Metagross explosion. It packs more power than ice punch, and if unresisted, it can usaully OHKO the opponent's pokemon. I use it when either Metagross' HP is low (after he used agility), or if it is my opponent's last pokemon.
If I make a mistake or something this time, can you please not close this thread? Can you just inform me of any mistakes, and I'll correct them when I have the time?
Please rate.
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Hello There.
My Jolteon would probably OHKO most of your team. :tongue: Unless you have a powerful priority move, or Choiced.
Well, my Metagross knows Earthquake, and unless your Jolteon knows thunder wave, my Metagross can use agility to become faster. Plus he can use Explosion.
I also just recently taught my Salamence Earthquake as well. After a Dragon Dance, he could OHKO your Jolteon, unless it holds a focus sash or shuca berry.
Also, what move does Jolteon know that could possibly OHKO Roserade. Jolteon can't learn any fire, ice, flying, or psychic attacks.
No offense though. Jolteon is a great pokemon. I remember having him in my red version a long time ago.
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5 accuracy is a lot, when you consider that your fire move will be your primary STAB, and you'll use it quite a bit. I've had plenty of games ruined by 85 and 90 accuracy moves.
In what universe is 5 a big number? Blaze Kick hits a whole lot for me.
And maybe its not Blaziken's signiture move anymore, but in my eyes it is. Plus its the move that made him famous.
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Whoops forgot Mamoswine in that list...
But an effective team would be more than what most people can handle though. Those are main threats you should make sure you have checks for. Salamence would like Earthquake as its auxiliary move though, as it provides great coverage against steels who resist Outrage. Fire Blast is for Skarmory or Bronzong.
Recoil moves are annoying, but eventually you will realize that the extra power is usually worth it. It just is not in-game because you are fighting multiple trainers in there >.<
Would you hate it when Blaze Kick misses that OHKO you needed when it was crucial at that point... or worse, let it miss? o_o
Of course it is your decision, so I cannot change your mind.
Besides, Choice Band would be perfect because let's face it, are you leaving Blaziken in all the time? It is usually going to stay in or switch out. I believe a Choice Band Superpower is enough to OHKO Infernapes anyhow. Stone Edge should replace Shadow Claw for flying dragons like Salamence and Dragonite. CB will make Intimidate not as frightening at least, and so I believe it can even OHKO Salamence if it hits (when it switches in of course, do NOT ever leave Blaziken in Salamence unless you are SURE it is going to Dragon Dance at that turn and your Stone Edge will hit).
Critical hit does 2x damage, Choice Band raises it to 1.5x, so crits win out, but if you are depending on critical hits to get to you, then something is wrong. Unless you were facing me, the bad luck magnet, then you should not rely on critical hits.
And props for not using Infernape... I hate that guy for usurping Blaziken >.>
And if it works for you then it works. But you posted it here to be rated and fixed right? That's what we are doing... and there are some things I believe you should fix. Also, it is all right to rotate Pokemon back and forth. For example, I do not even stick with the same Pokemon all the time. I rotate them (although mostly without thought >.<) to keep my opponent guessing.
Okay, I'll teach Salamence Earthquake. I'll just use my extra Swellow when I need to Fly.
I not only like Blaze Kick's high crit ratio, but also because it is Blaziken's signiture move and looks uber cool on PBR. And like I said before, no recoil. and it only has 5 less accuracy than FLare Blitz, not too much of a difference.
Also, when I battle other players, I always keep my cool and don't get mad (maybe a little annoyed, but never mad). If I lose, I lose, and usually ask for a rematch. I mean, Pokemon battles are all about having fun, right?
I posted for help, but I did not say I would take all of it. I'm posting for suggestions, but I'm not making it so every suggestion is set in stone.
I also rotate pokemon back and forth, but when I use pokemon on my team, I use my whole team.
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The way you posted made me assume it was a lead. All right
Stone Edge still hurts Gallade anyways, and Flare Blitz does more damage on Gallade than Shadow Claw... I think it even OHKOs with a Choice Band as none of them really invests in HP or Defense unlike his twin Gardevoir. Besides you should have other counters to Gallade if he is a big concern. Metagross can handle them as long as they are not using something like Choice Band Close Combat or that evil Will-o-Wisp (!!!)
BTW the way you EV everyone, they are EVd offensively when many of them should play a slightly defensive role, like Gardevoir or Milotic. I can suggest new sets for them too if you would like, because I wonder how they fare. Also, there is something called Team Synergy... as in, how well can they support each other? If you have a team that is weak to something like, let's say, Gyarados, then that is not a good thing. You will have to find a way to deal with most things you may encounter in the standard metagame. Here is a list of Pokemon you may find quite commonly in standard metagame:
- Aerodactyl
- Alakazam
- Azelf
- Blissey
- Breloom
- Bronzong
- Celebi*
- Cresselia
- Donphan
- Dragonite
- Dugtrio
- Dusknoir
- Electivire
- Empoleon
- Flygon
- Forretress
- Gengar
- Gliscor
- Gyarados
- Heatran
- Heracross
- Hippowdon
- Infernape
- Jirachi*
- Jolteon
- Kingdra
- Lucario
- Machamp
- Magmortar
- Magnezone
- Metagross
- Milotic
- Moltres
- Ninjask
- Porygon2
- Porygon-Z
- Raikou
- Roserade
- Salamence
- Scizor
- Skarmory
- Smeargle
- Snorlax
- Starmie
- Suicune
- Swampert
- Tentacruel
- Togekiss
- Tyranitar
- Vaporeon
- Weavile
- Yanmega
- Zapdos
* denotes rare event Pokemon so you may not even see them. Legendaries are also not so common in Wifi if their IVs and nature are bad or something.
I have gone up against a lot of those in wifi. I haven't won every time, but I've actually done pretty well, with only a few losses.
I don't like recoil moves, so I probably won't teach Blaziken Flare Blitz. And I'm not sure about choice band, since it only allows one move. Question: would a choice band make it so Blaziken's Blaze Kick would hit for the same damage that a critical hit would? Cause if not, I probably won't use it.
And if I replace Shadow Claw, it would probably be with Stone Edge, or Earthquake to deal with Infernape.
By the way, should I replace Salamence's Fly with Earthquake, Stone Edge, or some other move?
Infernape may be better than Blaziken, but guess what? I. don't. care. Blaziken will always be on my team, and nothing anyone could ever do or say will change that. And that goes double for the rest of my team.
Hey, when you find a team that works for you, how could you ever abandon them?
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I'm glad you play by your favorites (I do too with stuff like Politoed or obscure stuff like Delibird) but if you want to use them competitively you have to make sure you have things to check for common threats in the standard metagame. I believe you play on Wifi so things are thankfully different from Shoddy. So... let us get to the rating...
Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Scope Lens
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Shadow Claw
Thunderpunch
Sky Uppercut
If you are going this route, I would put Choice Band in it. But as a lead, that is not so great. Things like Aerodactyl and Swampert can mess this set over 1000 times over. The two Pokemon in your team that would make better leads are Metagross and Roserade. But if you are persistent with making Blaziken your lead, then I suppose I can make a set for you...
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Blaziken @ Focus Sash
Hasty Nature (to make Counter stronger)
EVs: 252 Atk/252 Speed
Moves:
- Counter (move tutor in FRLG's Celadon Department Store OR breed with Vigoroth who learns it at level 37 and kill two birds with one stone)
- Quick Attack
- Overheat/Protect (TM50/TM17)
- Reversal (breed with Vigoroth who learns it at level 49)
This requires you to breed and get another Blaziken... but... it is basically an anti-lead, but unfortunately you will lose to something like Infernape leads who carry Fake Out. If beating Infernape is your main priority, try using Protect on the first turn, then proceed to Counter their Close Combat and Quick Attack if they are carrying Focus Sash. It requires prediction to pull this set off, but that is using Blaziken at its best potential as a lead. Otherwise, move it away as your lead Pokemon and use it in its greater potential as a wallbreaker... like add Fire Blast and some of its special attacks since its power is high enough on both sides of the spectrum. If you insist on your physical Blaziken, I would raise its power with Choice Band, and replace Blaze Kick with Flare Blitz and use the Survival Area's move tutor to teach it Superpower over Sky Uppercut (it's a shame that they did not teach Blaziken Close Combat... I don't like Infernape X_X). You can also go Earthquake or Brave Bird as your auxiliary move to replace Shadow Claw, because let's face it. That low power on Shadow Claw does not do enough damage without STAB and Flare Blitz does more power on Psychics and Ghosts anyhow. Earthquake takes care of stuff like Occa Berry Metagross and Infernape who Blaziken REALLY wants to kill, but if you are banded, you are left helpless when some flier switches in. Brave Bird is another option but it is another kamikaze attack and does not provide much coverage. I would HATE recommending this move, but Stone Edge fits there so that stuff like Salamence can get nailed hard when they switch in. Despite that shaky accuracy thus making one of the worst moves in the game, Stone Edge can be helpful.
I have an exam to study for and this ALWAYS happens, but I will finish with the rest of your team later. Good luck.
Well, I wouldn't actually call him my "lead", I just keep him on the top of my team roster in-game. I rarely use him to start out with, unless my opponent has a lot of dark, grass or bug types. Thank goodness the Battle Frontier and PBR let you choose the pokemon in your team that your going to send out first. When battling a friend, I always adjust my team fittingly.
I keep Blaziken's shadow claw for going up against pokemon like Gallade. Can any of Blaziken's other moves OHKO a Gallade? I'm not too sure.
I'm only able to play wifi at my friend's house. The wifi at my house isn't working, or rather I just can't connect to it.
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not more then in any other game i play. i suppose i can say that they are tools to complete the game.
I know it is just a game, but still, "tools to complete the game"?! Dude, thats cold.
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If you can cheat to go catch the Hall of Origin one, why not cheat to get the TRU one?
I could, but it would be at level 100, so I couldn't EV train it.
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Pointless lead that serves no real purpose. Swampert, Aerodactyl, Bronzong, and Azelf all have moves that can easily KO it and will even get to set up SR. This doesn't do anything to stop them at all.
I could go on and rate the rest of the team, but you basically took 6 Pokemon and threw them together and called them a team. Along with the fairly poor EV spreads such as 255 and the useless move Fly (which should only ever be used on Flygon), I can't see this team doing much against a competent player.
Dude, I just have this to say. You'd be suprised.
Also. Don't diss Blaziken. I started with him. The bond between trainer and starter is very strong.
But you may (and probably are) right about Salamence's Fly. I'll consider replacing it. Maybe.
I am considering wish on Gardevoir. But what should I replace. I kind of like Focus Blast cause it defends her against dark types (4x damage on Tyrannitar!) and is useful if she is ever up against a Steelix (I would normally switch out, but what if she is my last pokemon!?). And Calm Mind is a must. Thunderbolt is what helped take out my friend's Starmie, and is useful against Gyarados and Yanmegas, so I think I want to keep it. So I'm still not sure.
And if I do give Blaziken a Focus Sash, I'd probably teach him Reveral. Actually, a better combo would be Endure/Salac Berry/Reversal, but I'm not sure if I want to do that, cause Milotic holds the Salac Berry, and it is good on her.
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I hope I put this in the right section NOW. If not, can someone point me to the right section.
Except for Roserade, I've had this team since Hoenn. Here they are...again.
Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Scope Lens
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Shadow Claw
Thunderpunch
Sky Uppercut
Basically, my lead pokemon. And don't tell me to replace him with Infernape. Though Infernape may be better, Blaziken has been with me since Hoenn, and I could never replace him. He holds the scope lens to make the critical hit ratios of Blaze Kick and Shadow Claw 40%.
Shiny Gardevoir (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Synchronize
Item: Lum Berry
EVs: 188 SP.ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Psychic
Calm Mind
Focus Blast
Thunderbolt
The first pokemon I caught on my journey in hoenn, my Gardevoir uses calm mind to power up, then unleash devestating special attacks. And before anyone says anything, you'd be suprised, cause my Gardevoir's Focus Blast hits quite often.
Salamence (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
Item: Yache Berry
EVs: 255 ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Outrage
Fly
Fire Blast (may replace with Fire Fang)
Dragon Dance
The main sweeper of my team. I know Garchomp may be better, but I will always prefer Salamence. With his Yache Berry, he can survive an ice type attack (which are all too common) so he can use his dragon dance/outrage combo. Fly is mainly to get around in-game, but it can be useful in battle as well.
Roserade (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Black Sludge
EVs: 188 SP. ATK / 67 DEF / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Energy Ball
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
Sleep Powder
Roserade is the member of my team that specializes in putting the opponent to sleep, then attacking with impressive special attack. I wass going to teach her hidden power, but it turned out to be dark, which covers the same types as shadow ball. So I just decided to keep shadow ball.
Milotic (female)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Marvel Scale
Item: Salac Berry
EVs: 255 SP.ATK / 255 SPEED
Moves:
Ice Beam
Recover
Hydro Pump
Mirror Coat
Milotic is my team's water pokemon. With Mirror Coat, she can send back any spcial attacks she is hit with at double the damage, useful because she can usually survive most special hits. Plus, since her HP gets low in the process, the Salac Berry makes her faster, so that she can either finish the next opponent off quickly, or recover before they can KO her. I didn't teach her surf because in double battle, surf hurts your ally as well, and I do't want to take a chance with that.
Metagross (genderless)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
Item: Life Orb
Moves:
Meteor Mash
Agility
Ice Punch
Earthquake
EVs: 204 ATK / 152 SP.DEF/ 154 SPEED
Metagross is good to switch into another pokemon, especially if it is going to use a move that steel resists. Agility makes Metagross fast, and I mean FAST (his speed is 214!). The Life Orb he carries makes it so all of Metagross' attacks hit pretty hard, so once he is fast enough, he is difficult to take down.
I found out their EVs, so I listed them. So, unless this one is closed too, any tips?
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I accidentally posted this in the wrong section. But I've got it right now.
And before anyone says otherwise, this is my competitive team, not in-game (though it works there too.)
Anyway, here they are:
Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Scope Lens
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Shadow Claw
Thunderpunch
Sky Uppercut
EVs: 252 ATK / 252 SPEED
Stats:
HP: 301
Atk: 339
Def: 176
Sp.Atk:230
Sp.Def: 176
Speed: 284
Gardevoir (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Synchronize
Item: Lum Berry
Moves:
Psychic
Calm Mind
Focus Blast
ThunderboltEVs: 188 SP.ATK / 64 DEF / 252 SPEED
Stats:
HP: 277
Atk: 149
Def: 182
Sp.Atk: 333
Sp.Def: 266
Speed: 284
Salamence (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
Item: Yache Berry
Moves:
Outrage
Fly
Fire Blast (may replace with Fire Fang)
Dragon Dance
Stats:
EVs: 252 ATK / 252 SPEED
HP: 331
Atk: 369
Def: 196
Sp.Atk: 230
Sp.Def: 196
Speed: 328
Roserade (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Black Sludge
Moves:
Energy Ball
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
Sleep Powder
EVs: 190 SP. ATK / 66 DEF / 252 SPEED
Stats:
HP: 261
Atk: 158
Def: 162
Sp.Atk: 333
Sp.Def: 246
Speed: 306
Milotic (female)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Marvel Scale
Item: Salac Berry
Moves:
Ice Beam
Recover
Hydro Pump
Mirror Coat
EVs: 252 SP.ATK / 252 SPEED
Stats:
HP: 331
Atk: 140
Def: 194
Sp.Atk: 328
Sp.Def: 286
Speed: 261
Metagross (genderless)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
Item: Life Orb
Moves:
Meteor Mash
Agility
Ice Punch
Earthquake
EVs: 202 ATK / 152 SP.DEF/ 152 SPEED
Stats:
HP: 301
Atk: 392
Def: 296
Sp.Atk: 203
Sp.Def: 254
Speed: 214
Tell me what you think. I'm not sure how to calculate EVs, but what I have listed are my closest estimates.
Oh, and one thing, I don't like to teach two of my team pokemon the same moves, or give them the same items. Its kind of my style.
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Voice of Sentimentalism: [icon]144[/icon] from my Blue version gave me the best memories ever. It was one of the most useful Pokemon ever and I had a lot of fun with it. Although... my file is deleted along with my precious Articuno itself...
Voice of Reality: But they are a bunch of digital bytes and whatnot... what do I care?
Dude, just because they are in a game, doesn't mean it is wrong to actually care about them. Sometimes its like this: Voice of Reality = BORING!!!!
Anyway, I cared about my team from hoenn so much, that I reraised them in sinnoh, with the addition of a Roserade. Like I said, I have a very active imagination, so I like to pretend that the pokemon I have are actual creatures. I don't go too far with that though.
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Am I allowed to post my pokemon team here? If not can someone move this thread to the correct forum?
Anyway, here they are:
Blaziken (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Blaze
Item: Scope Lens
Moves:
Blaze Kick
Shadow Claw
Thunderpunch
Sky Uppercut
Stats:
HP: 301
Atk: 339
Def: 176
Sp.Atk:230
Sp.Def: 176
Speed: 284
Gardevoir (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Synchronize
Item: Lum Berry
Moves:
Psychic
Calm Mind
Focus Blast
Thunderbolt
Stats:
HP: 277
Atk: 149
Def: 182
Sp.Atk: 333
Sp.Def: 266
Speed: 284
Salamence (male)
Nature: Jolly
Ability: Intimidate
Item: Yache Berry
Moves:
Outrage
Fly
Fire Blast
Dragon Dance
Stats:
HP: 331
Atk: 369
Def: 196
Sp.Atk: 230
Sp.Def: 196
Speed: 328
Roserade (female)
Nature: Timid
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Black Sludge
Moves:
Energy Ball
Shadow Ball
Sludge Bomb
Sleep Powder
Stats:
HP: 261
Atk: 158
Def: 162
Sp.Atk: 333
Sp.Def: 246
Speed: 306
Milotic (female)
Nature: Modest
Ability: Marvel Scale
Item: Salac Berry
Moves:
Ice Beam
Recover
Hydro Pump
Mirror Coat
Stats:
HP: 331
Atk: 140
Def: 194
Sp.Atk: 328
Sp.Def: 286
Speed: 261
Metagross (genderless)
Nature: Adamant
Ability: Clear Body
Item: Life Orb
Moves:
Meteor Mash
Agility
Ice Punch
Earthquake
Stats:
HP: 301
Atk: 392
Def: 296
Sp.Atk: 203
Sp.Def: 254
Speed: 214
Tell me what you think.
Oh, and one thing, I don't like to teach two of my team pokemon the same moves, or give them the same items. Its kind of my style.
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Mine are...hacked, as you say. Well, I did catch them in the Hall of Origin, so they are kinda legit (does this make me a terrible person. Hey I don't live near a Toys R Us okay, not my fault!) But I keep them in my box.
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Does anyone besides me actually care about their pokemon. Ya know, kind of like how trainers in the show care about them (I know, I have a very active imagination). If so, speak up.
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I'll admit that Garchomp is better. But that doesn't mean I like Salamence less. Hes been on my team since sapphire version, and no one could replace him.
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Hello, I'm GoldTrainer and I just registered here. I hope I will have fun on these forums.
To anyone who obtains my friend code for Pokemon Platinum version, you may not always be able to contact me because the Wi-fi at my house isn't working.
My Platinum team consists of Blaziken, Gardevoir, Salamence, Roserade, Milotic, and Metagross.
GT's Improved Platinum Team
in Team Building Discussion
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I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'm not changing the type of pokemon I use on this team! Sure, Infernape is better than Blaziken, but I don't want an Infernape, I want Blaziken on my team (I hate it that Infernape makes him look like a loser)! And Gardevoir is my all time favorite psychic type (if not my all-time favorite pokemon). Plus, I kind of dislike Gengar. I don't just play with my favorites, I try to bring out the best in them.
I did tweak Roserade a bit by having her know HP Fire. And I don't want to run a Vaporeon or Suicune (one, cause my friend already uses Vaporeon, and I don't like to copy him. And two, Suicune is a legendary, I don't use legendaries), I want to run Milotic! Basically because, back in sapphire version, she was a gift from my best friend. Sure, I re-raised her in Platinum, but the memory of that event stays with me to this day.
What you suggested for Metagross...well...right now I think hes fine, but if I have trouble in the future, I'll consider having him know Stealth Rock.
Please don't insult me for this, but I care about the Pokemon on my team. I don't care if they are imaginary, cause I have a very active imagination. I could never replace them....