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If you use Soul Dew in the Battle Frontier, its effect is nullified, so you don't have to worry about that.

What's something small I like about SV? Breloom hops like a kangaroo! It's absolutely adorable and yet another reason why I love the Pokemon.

Normally, when I do my first playthrough of a new generation, I make it a point to only use new Pokemon. But this time... My beautiful mushroom kangaroo finally gets put in a regional dex for the first time since his inception in Hoenn, and I couldn't NOT use him. And sure, this team ended up...

I'm looking for the set of Scarlet Paradox Pokemon, and I've got the corresponding Violet Paradox Pokemon to trade. Anyone able to help out?

Yeah, Cyclizar is cool and all, and the new items look neat, but really that was all filler for the real announcement. MY BEAUTIFUL MUSHROOM BOY BRELOOM IS BACK!!!

I could go on and on about how to fix Dusknoir but I reckon that might stray too far into wishlisting, so I'll just say that it has an intended job but lacks the tools to actually do it.

If there's one thing the internet LOVES, it's getting angry, and there are few ways this can be seen more clearly than the current attitude towards not just Pokemon, but also towards anyone who likes it. And yet, I genuinely enjoyed both Sword and Brilliant Diamond, and I'm not ashamed to admit...

Here's something about the games that's always annoyed me. I'm reminded of it because of BDSP, but my frustration dates back to just about the original DPP. (This does go into competitive territory, but I'm hoping it's okay.) There are many Pokemon that I would call "badly designed" - not from...

I used Lopunny in Ultra Sun and gave it Z-Splash + Baton Pass. Was it ever useful? Well... no. But it was a ton of fun, at least!

Another offender is Salamence - depending on whether you interpret its height (4'11") as head-to-toe or head-to-tail, it's either shorter than you'd expect, or absolutely tiny.

If we're talking about Pokemon relationships, I need to talk about my favourite one. :ss/meowth: :sm/murkrow: Meowth, Ultra Sun: "When visiting a junkyard, you may catch sight of it having an intense fight with Murkrow over shiny objects." Murkrow, Crystal: "It hides any shiny object it finds...

...point, it's becoming clear that I really, really like Grass starters. 2011 - Black: Serperior, Zoroark, Emolga, Victini, Reshiram, Filler I mean, *REALLY* like Grass starters. And yes, that's the Liberty Garden Victini. I also trained up a Hydreigon for postgame. This playthrough holds the...

I'm on record saying I like PBR, and I still stand by it being a fun game if you're part of its (very narrow) target audience. Certainly doesn't deserve the level of hate it gets, at least.

Be honest: Did you ever realize that Skarmory, Slugma, Chinchou, or Natu were gen II? Admittedly I'm biased because Sapphire was my first "proper" game (I owned and tried to play Gold beforehand, but I was clueless to the point of not knowing how to exit the player's house at the start of the...

...you mentioned are nocturnal for this reason. Beyond that, I don't think it's a huge stretch of the imagination to think that many Dark-types *do* have a supernatural element to their underhanded tactics that's akin to "elemental darkness", and makes them better at what they do. Most...

The way I've always pictured it working is that the Steel-type light-based moves (Flash Cannon, Mirror Shot, etc) are artificial light, and more specifically the glaring and unnaturally-coloured white light you would get from a fluorescent bulb. Contrast, say, Dazzling Gleam, which fits the...

...ORAS, you'll find some more names for type-based super-moves: the Spectacular Talents from contests, which had not just one move name per type, but *five*; one for each contest division and appropriately themed. While some of them are still pretty cheesy (Normal, Fire, Flying, Water, and...

Self-proccing WP wasn't a thing at all until gen 8 and Dynamax, though. At least, not on any serious teams that I know of.

A certain new move was introduced in Generation VI, which I can only describe as the most pointless attack to ever be introduced into the game: Petal Blizzard. Ho boy, where do I begin? First of all, I'll give credit where credit is due: its flavour is amazing. The image of a Venusaur...

The thing is, the "rock-hard head" entry doesn't even make sense if the Dex is giving it generic octopus entries. Octopuses (quite famously, in fact) don't have any bones.