Recent content by Bonersahoy

I'll put money on someone in the Elite 4/The Champion/Your Rival having that stupid cog pokemon.

Thanks man. I'd like to add Hot Skitty on Wailord Action to the memes list. Which basically pokes fun at the fact that something as big as Wailord can breed painlessly with something as small as Skitty.

Which is better, Uxie or Giratina for battling the Sinnoh Elite Four? I've been using Giratina to stall while I revive and Hyper Potion/Full Restore all the rest of my team. I was wondering if Uxie's movepool would help more with the last two trainers though, who I can't quite seem to beat. And...

In my head, Groudon is as big as a house, Kyogre is like a blue whale. Things like Venusaur are as big as cars. It's just that when something is based off a T-Rex, like Tyranitar, I expect it to be the size of a T-Rex, not six inches taller than me. I used to think Tyranitar was badass.

Groudon is only 11 and a half feet? I'd expect 20 at least. AT LEAST. They need to sort sizes out too. Eleven feet is hardly legendary.

Bidoof has had a lot of coverage too. Edit: If I put a weak pokemon at the head of my party with Exp Share attached to them, then immediately switch them out of battle in favour of a stronger pokemon. Does the Exp Share give more exp than if they didn't have it, or would it be worth just giving...

Would be nice if some of the pokemon we know now are actually pre-volutions. There's some that I remember seeing for the first time in Sinnoh and thought "Oh wow, I wonder what that evolves in to." Only for them to end up being shitty single ones, like Pachirisu. Highly doubt it though.

Definitely going to use what looks and feels good. I'm completing my first ever play through of Platinum right now, and one thing that is annoying me is choosing my team to beat the Elite 4. I'm trying to get a nice balance, and I'd love to be able to use Azumarill as my obligatory water...

I was surprised that Gengar was so huge, but I was even more surprised that Tyranitar is only about half a foot taller than me. The name 'Tyranitar' is a lie!

Hihidurma is hideous. Absolutely terrifying.

If it does have decent stats and a good ice move then it's going to force a small minority of pokemon in to everyone's teams to counter it, which will be a pain in the ass, it gets old seeing the same pokemon in everyone's team all the time. I just don't think that they'll make it too...

How does the Vs. Seeker work, game mechanic wise? I mean, does the game have a formula for calculating who will want to battle me? Or will it change every time I leave that area then return to it? Meaning I can just leave then come back until the guys with the Gyarados' and Chanseys respond to it.

My guess is good in game, useless outside it.

Ahh man. I might suggest that for the next CAP then. We could feasibly see a pokemon that is water typing in spring and summer, and ice typing in fall and winter then. Or grass in spring, fire in summer, ground in fall and ice in winter. I bet it would end up being a novelty pokemon like...

I'd like to see an Ice/Water that's half way between the two, like a slush pokemon. You level it up with a water item and it evolves in to a pure water type, or you level it up with an ice item and it evolves in to a pure ice type.