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http://www.smogon.com/dp/pokemon/gastrodon In the EVs section, why does it say to have a slight bias towards Defense? If anything, wouldn't it be better to have a slight bias towards Special Defense, so Porygon2/Porygon-Z aren't as powerful?

I can't imagine what that would look like...

We already have one of those, and I always hate going up against it.

If you use Natural Gift, you need to be sure it hits what it's supposed to and that it does a hell of a lot of damage. It takes up your item slot and it only has one charge, so you would need to make it worth it.

What was your idea?

Rock Blast pretty much rapes it.

Keep breeding.

Poison/Dark with Levitate.

What makes something qualify as "broken", exactly?

Isn't the anime based on the games these days, rather than the other way around?

I think Munchlax only appears at the tree in Valley Windworks. I haven't found it yet, though, so it might be rare. A confused Pokemon has a 50% chance of hurting itself each turn, for 1-4 turns. It's a standard damage calculation with the confused Pokemon as the attacker and defender, and the...

I was more interested in whether or not they would change the power of the moves. I doubt Super Fang would, but what about Beat Up? Also, does Choice Band affect confusion damage?

You listed HP twice on the second spread.

I never really knew exactly how Deoxys worked, but didn't Ruby/Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, and Emerald each have different information for #386?

If they make alternate forms of Giratina and Shaymin, they have to replace the original ones in that version, right? Otherwise, we would already be able to hack them.

I was looking at the item information for Life Orb, and I noticed that it addressed Dragon Rage, Seismic Toss, and Night Shade, but not Beat Up and Super Fang. Does it do the same thing, or is it different?

So it's not something I can change by making clones or resetting my game? And I guess I'm not going to be able to figure it out when I'm breeding, before I invest 88 BP (which takes freaking forever to get) into the thing?

Why are you restarting your game if you have so many good Pokemon?

If they make a third game for this generation, I expect it'll have some awesome improvements, and I'll probably waste my money on it, too. Fuck you, Nintendo, for making me buy the same game twice. I wish you could just compact the awesomeness into ONE version, for once.

I have 12 trained Pokemon so far, but since I've gotten progressively pickier with the breeding, I don't really like 4 or 5 of them anymore. For the people who have several boxes of trained Pokemon, did you breed them yourself, and how picky were you with the IV's?