Yeah I really do not want a dark fighting psychic trio! For 1, it's not even balanced!
Which is where the primary types would come in. But, keep in mind we have no actual confirmation that they even have secondary types.
Yeah I really do not want a dark fighting psychic trio! For 1, it's not even balanced!
Assuming this is going to happen, it's no big deal honestly. I don't think you'd deliberately use a NVE attack, let alone attack a type that's immune.Yeah I really do not want a dark fighting psychic trio! For 1, it's not even balanced! The good thing about grass, fire and water is that they are balanced both ways. Fire is strong against grass but weak to water, grass is strong against water, but weak to fire, and water is strong against fire, but weak against grass. Going both ways, defensive and offensive, makes the triangle balanced. However, with the psychic dark fighting trio, there is a disadvantage for one of the types, psychic. The triangle works offensively, but fails defensely as it leaves dark with an immunity, thus giving it an advantage but psychic a disadvantage. If we add on the other types, grass, fire and water,
This probably wont be happening considering that the Animal Crossing 3DS XL was $220(ish), and the X and Y ones are only $200, the same price as a normal 3DS XL.No.... not at all. IF they decide to do it this way then the codes would work when... you know... the games come out on the eshop.
I've said that before, and I stand by it.Grass/Steel
Water/Fighting
Fire/Fairy
My dream starter trio.
AlsoThis probably wont be happening considering that the Animal Crossing 3DS XL was $220(ish), and the X and Y ones are only $200, the same price as a normal 3DS XL.
Pokémon X and Pokémon Y games sold separately
Oh dang that's right. If the rumor holds true, that almost reflects another triangle. It depends on what Fairy is resistant to if anything to be a TRUE triangle, but that works from the strength perspective. Again, if the rumor holds true.Grass/Steel
Water/Fighting
Fire/Fairy
My dream starter trio.
Also because if the rumor holds true the starters are Grass/Dark, Fire/Psychic, Water/FightingOh dang that's right. If the rumor holds true, that almost reflects another triangle. It depends on what Fairy is resistant to if anything to be a TRUE triangle, but that works from the strength perspective. Again, if the rumor holds true.
With all the Psychic moves Fennekin has been using in trailers though, I doubt this is the case. Unless it truly is Ninetales 2.
Methinks you're using "obligatory" the way most people would use a word more closely related to "subsequent". Other than that, can you imagine Chespin turning into a Malaconda with a different look? So dastardly.Chespin gets Wood Hammer, so it's likely to be some in-game power house. If it gets Sucker Punch on top of its almost obligatory Mega Evolution, I'm not too worried for it even competitively.
Pokemon Smash showed off Super Training today, and among other little odds and ends they..
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Show Slyveon's stat screen. The green is the base stat, as a reminder.
for reference, here is pikachu
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Well, they bumped up their checking in between their Spring Friendly event and their most recent one. So if it's anything like what they're doing now, then pretty good.I wonder how extensive the hack checking used in Pokemon Bank/Transporter will be.
I wonder how extensive the hack checking used in Pokemon Bank/Transporter will be. I doubt it will go for exact legality, as there are a huge number of variables with that, such as how a Lv99 Shaymin that knows Seed Flare must be in a Cherish Ball, while a Lv100 Shaymin does not. I can't imagine Game Freak managing to precisely cover every single possibility.
I'm guessing that it'll check for some or all of the following:
- Legal levels (no Reshiram level 49 or below)
- Legal EV spread (no more than 510 EVs)
- Legal individual moves (at any level)
- Legal shininess (?)
So I wouldn't be surprised if the following illegal Pokemon were allowed:
- Lv30 Flower Paradise Shaymin with Seed Flare hacked on at too early of a level
- Illegal Egg move combinations (?)
- Pokemon caught in illegal Poke Balls (Charizard in a Master Ball; Sheer Cold Suicune not in a Cherish Ball)
The following legal Pokemon could possibly be blocked:
- Darkrai Lv40-49 (only possible through the Tweaking glitch/Surf glitch in D/P)
- Shiny Manaphy (I seem to recall this already being blocked on the GTS although I might be wrong)
- Anything involving Mimic glitch abuse
- Potentially really obscure events that Game Freak forgot to mark as legal (Wish Drowzee, etc.)
Pokecheck has uploaded legal Pokemon. Download the file, use Pokegen to edit it, upload the new mon onto Pokecheck, that site is unable to distinguish it from the real thing. You can't edit IVs I think without changing the PID which might be problematic but enough folks can RNG for it to be a non issue.Considering that it's an online function, I think they can check for pretty much EVERYTHING not legal as they will be able to build a database of what's possible and then just add to it as more events/games come out.
If anything, I believe this will just make hackers come up with more elegant solutions and unless they hold back some vital check at the competitions that's not there in the cloud (which at this stage is not likely) I think we'll eventually have hacks that are indistinguishable from the real thing.
In the trailer for next week's episode, it also showed a battle where Mewtwo Mega Evolved while promising a shocking revalation about Mega Evolution, but they covered up the result of the evolution, with the host Shokotan seeming shocked. We'll get more information on this throughout the week so keep checking back.
The theory going around is that the second Mewtwo form is actually a Mega Mew. Those rumors did say that the form looked more like Mew than Mewtwo.From Serebii:
Didn't those [pretty much confirmed] rumours say Mewtwo would get 2 'formes'?
Considering Megavolution is triggered by an ítem then it's possible that the second Megaform or Mewtwo uses a different rock to unlock, like a branched evolution (maybe this will be a bulky form like Deo)
Well, that pretty much confirms that its highest stat is Sp. Def (not that most people didn't already think so, but this just some graphical proof).
EDIT: My guess would be
HP: 95
Att:60
Def: 130
Sp. Att: 110
Sp. Def: 65
Spd: 65
You're forgetting that the level a Pokemon was obtained at is stored and shown on the summary screen, meaning that is obviously checked rather than the current level.I wonder how extensive the hack checking used in Pokemon Bank/Transporter will be. I doubt it will go for exact legality, as there are a huge number of variables with that, such as how a Lv99 Shaymin that knows Seed Flare must be in a Cherish Ball, while a Lv100 Shaymin does not. I can't imagine Game Freak managing to precisely cover every single possibility.
I'm guessing that it'll check for some or all of the following:
- Legal levels (no Reshiram level 49 or below)
- Legal EV spread (no more than 510 EVs)
- Legal individual moves (at any level)
- Legal shininess (?)
So I wouldn't be surprised if the following illegal Pokemon were allowed:
- Lv30 Flower Paradise Shaymin with Seed Flare hacked on at too early of a level
- Illegal Egg move combinations (?)
- Pokemon caught in illegal Poke Balls (Charizard in a Master Ball; Sheer Cold Suicune not in a Cherish Ball)
The following legal Pokemon could possibly be blocked:
- Darkrai Lv40-49 (only possible through the Tweaking glitch/Surf glitch in D/P)
- Shiny Manaphy (I seem to recall this already being blocked on the GTS although I might be wrong)
- Anything involving Mimic glitch abuse
- Potentially really obscure events that Game Freak forgot to mark as legal (Wish Drowzee, etc.)