Roseradiculous

I am a big supporter of Poison types, taking Koga's Gen 1 catchphrase "Confusion, Sleep, Poison" right to heart. Anyone who has battled me will tell you that I love to pack Toxic, Toxic Spikes, Venoshock, Teeter Dance, Hypnosis, Sleep Powder, and Poison Jab onto my team wherever possible, and the introduction of the Fairy type in Gen 6 only strengthened my love for this devious type. However, I also really like Grass types (evident in my favorite Pokemon being a Grass/Poison type), and Ghost types are a welcome addition to any team I set up. After that, Flying and Normal round out my Top Five favorite typings, and everything else falls a bit further down. I strongly dislike Steel types, for two obvious reasons: One being their immunity to Poison, and two being their competition as the only other STAB supper effective force to combat the Fairy types. Steel is my least favorite typing, along with Rock, Ground, Fighting, and Dragon falling into line as my second, third, fourth, and fifth least enjoyed types, respectvely.
Outside of battling, I'm a fairly experienced breeder, and love surprising my friends and foes alike with Pokemon wielding egg moves they never expected to be there (for example, my Azumarill who knows Perish Song). Sad to say, however, that I only truly realized the importance of Natures in terms of raising Pokemon recently. During trades, I tend to be as generous as possible, because I keep the mind set that the person I'm trading with should be as excited about what they're getting as I am about mine. In my personal circles I'm well known for exchanging Females of nearly exclusively male species (such as the Mainly Masculine Gender Ratios found in Starter Pokemon and Eevee) to make breeding for egg moves easier.
Outside of pokemon, I enjoy quite a few Nintendo franchises, such as Kirby, Smash Brothers, and Nintendogs, though Pokemon is my main Nintendo Passion. I have experience in Visual Art, Writing for both Fiction and Non-Fiction, and Cooking. I make a delicious Dry-Sweet Poffin.