So, I'm doing this challenge in Emerald that I partly made up. The rules are as follows:
-You must only have the six lowest leveled Pokemon in your possession in your party at any given time, and you must switch them out if you are in close enough proximity to a Pokemon center (which means that if you're in a cave, you can wait until you have access to a Pokemon Center to switch). The lowest leveled Pokemon must be at the front of your party, followed by the second-lowest leveled, etc.; if two Pokemon are the same level, then the number of EXP. points they need to level up will determine the order. The exception is that if you catch a Pokemon that is TOO under-leveled, you can store it until you get the EXP. Share, at which point you must include it in your party with the EXP. Share attached until it is of a sufficient level.
-Like Nuzlocke, if a Pokemon faints, it cannot be used again. Unlike Nuzlocke, however, each time you defeat the E4, you can choose to bring back six Pokemon... minus any Pokemon that fainted during your E4 challenge. Also, if you white out, game over.
My current party in Emerald is:
-Skitty, Lv. 7
-Shroomish, Lv. 8
-Marill, Lv. 9
-Taillow, Lv. 9
-Zigzagoon, Lv. 9
-Lotad, Lv. 9
Pokemon in my box:
-Wingull, Lv. 2
-Ralts, Lv. 4
-Treecko, Lv. 9
The victims:
-Wurmple, Lv. 5: Fell to the first Aqua Grunt
-Poochyena, Lv. 6: Fell to Rich Boy Winston after a series of lucky crits.
So yeah. I'll update this challenge as I play.
-You must only have the six lowest leveled Pokemon in your possession in your party at any given time, and you must switch them out if you are in close enough proximity to a Pokemon center (which means that if you're in a cave, you can wait until you have access to a Pokemon Center to switch). The lowest leveled Pokemon must be at the front of your party, followed by the second-lowest leveled, etc.; if two Pokemon are the same level, then the number of EXP. points they need to level up will determine the order. The exception is that if you catch a Pokemon that is TOO under-leveled, you can store it until you get the EXP. Share, at which point you must include it in your party with the EXP. Share attached until it is of a sufficient level.
-Like Nuzlocke, if a Pokemon faints, it cannot be used again. Unlike Nuzlocke, however, each time you defeat the E4, you can choose to bring back six Pokemon... minus any Pokemon that fainted during your E4 challenge. Also, if you white out, game over.
My current party in Emerald is:
-Skitty, Lv. 7
-Shroomish, Lv. 8
-Marill, Lv. 9
-Taillow, Lv. 9
-Zigzagoon, Lv. 9
-Lotad, Lv. 9
Pokemon in my box:
-Wingull, Lv. 2
-Ralts, Lv. 4
-Treecko, Lv. 9
The victims:
-Wurmple, Lv. 5: Fell to the first Aqua Grunt
-Poochyena, Lv. 6: Fell to Rich Boy Winston after a series of lucky crits.
So yeah. I'll update this challenge as I play.