wraith89

Which part do you not understand? I could show you personally if you have an interactive chat.

Actually, you're free to use as many Rare Candies as you want if you have fully EV trained your Pokemon. And I never said Pikachu was used with Deoxys (Pikachu is useless in the Clash of the Titans (aka Uber battling)). Pikachu is like Deoxys in the lower tiers is what I am saying. A Kryptonite with massive power and speed but can get KOd from... Slaking's SCRATCH.

Welcome to Project Pokemon. Is that fox a modification of Miles Tails Prower or something? (we all know him as Tails) Anyways please to meet you and enjoy your stay.

I like the Voltorb Flip as an alternative to the slots actually. In fact, I'm one of those people AGAINST gambling... so yeah, call me nit picky but that is how I am. The one bad thing I'll complain about is... NO COIN VENDOR! I wish there would be some bootlegger or someone hiding in the alleys of Goldenrod or Celadon who deals coins to you at certain times or something. That would be pretty cool. Being forced to play a game within a game just to get some cool items... not cool. Although to be fair, I amassed around ~4000 coins now. Only around 6000 left to get TM13... I'm doomed aren't I? Anyways... here are four rules I came up with to have a chance of winning the Voltorb Flips. Object of the game: unlock all the 2's and 3's without flipping a Voltorb. Rule #1: Eliminate all the Zeroes. If you spot ANY columns, rows with ZERO Voltorbs... flip them all out immediately. I don't care if it is 5 coins/0 Voltorbs, just do it anyways to make life easier. Dude it's a freebie. Why resist? Rule #2: Avoid "useless" rows/columns. Any rows consisting of: [0 Coin, 5 Voltorb], [1 Coin, 4 Voltorbs], [2 Coins, 3 Voltorbs], [3 Coins, 2 Voltorbs], [4 Coins, 1 Voltorbs] should be avoided. Why? Well, the first one is obvious, since it's an automatic death sentence. As for the rest, you can pretty much tell that the ONLY things you will flip are either [1] or a Voltorb. This is what I mean by useless rows/columns. To make your life easier, set Voltorb markers on it so that you will not flip them. Those are not the only instance of useless rows/columns. Let's say there was a row with 5 coins and 2 Voltorbs and you unlocked a [2] card. Since there are 4 possible cards left in that row and 1 contains a Voltorb, that means 3 of them will contain a number, but they are all 1's (4 Total remaining - 1 Voltorb / 3 Total without Voltorb) = 1's. Remember how the object is to only get 2's or 3's? Just ignore that whole row since you are not gaining anything but you have a possibility of losing. Avoid these rows... they are of no use to you. Rule #3: Aim for High Yield Intersect This does not always work, but it usually does. If Rule #1 is non-existent... then whenever you see a row where a value of something like EIGHT intersects with a SEVEN, chances are the intersecting card possesses a 2 or a 3. The game is tricky sometimes and it may not always be the case, and this is usually a rule on the higher levels of the game... but it is more likely that it is so. If not... Higher possibilities of 2s/3s in the red squares due to high yield intersections. Remember that it isn't always the case. Also, notice the bottom row telling you that 3 of the columns has only 1 Voltorb. You do realize one of the row is ALL Voltorbs... so you can basically clear out those three columns without touching the Death Row! Rule #4: Good Luck If all else fails above, leave it to Lady Fortuna to determine your fate in this game. Or, if you earned a substantial amount, and want to keep it all, just push the QUIT button and you will amass them all if you do not want to tempt Fortuna herself. LOL this game was fun... if only I could show you the bottom row.

I found this in one of their rules...

Super effective moves won't really be necessary on Pikachu. It'll get OHKOd by almost anything, if not 2HKOd.

Keep Extremespeed because it is the only Dratini that learns it. If it is male though you can breed it with a female Dratini and get baby Dratinis with Extremespeed. In the long run Waterfall is better than Aqua Tail... because although Waterfall is weaker (80 BP), it has 100% accuracy and 20% chance for flinching. If you MUST have a water move just go Waterfall... or perhaps even Surf (depending on your nature).

It can work... Psychic is scary but to guard yourself against stuff like sucker Punch or successfully set up Calm Minds, try running Substitute someplace. Shadow Ball + Focus Blast already gives an unparalleled coverage, so removing Psychic can actually be a logical thing here. Oh and another thing. Don't run Choice Specs if you're using Calm Mind. And the EV spread can be adjusted to be slightly more specially defensive... I don't know if it constitutes as unique though because so many sets are like that one.

Get your Pokemon to around level 64ish or something... I took Red down with some level 68 Pokemon.

What? No I don't have a hacked team. And yes Pikachu is weak, but it's a kryptonite like Deoxys if used right. And you should know Volty is a she... BTW Hacking ruins the integrity of the game. And I don't use rare candies until I EV them properly... Plus, unlike most other people, I do NOT have access to infinite rare candies.