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Wonderful! Simply fantastic lighting and shading.

baby. Electric. SPIDDDDAAARR~. Your style is so cute! I love your regular stuff, too!

Ah, notice how Lucario, Tyranitar and Heatran are all weak to Ground type and Fighting type moves, which are common. Tyranitar and Heatran in particular are 4x weak to Fighting and Ground respectively. I know Skarmory and Gliscor are for helping with that, but they're weak to the BoltBeam combo...

Gliscor and Flygon on the same team gives you a nasty ice weakness. Shaymin further compounds it. Top it off with Gliscor and Tyranitar both being weak to water, you may find yourself having a problem with a very common attacking combo.

Well, the Advance Gen's gymleaders were pretty forgettable, but I can tell you Steven's star pokemon is Metagross and Wallace's is Milotic. And Tate and Liza are the Solrock and Lunatone kids. And how can you forget Byron and his BASTODION! (Granted, Volkner's Luxray, Fantina's Driftblim are...

A mono-psychic gravity team? Gravity is hard enough to use as it is...how odd. Your opponent's team was really unbalanced; with Gravity it was a wonder no one was carrying Dynamic Punch or Focus Blast.

Very cool. Playing with other people watching you gives the atmosphere a new kind of energy. Vs. Osirus was really close. The revenge match was great, too. Getting rid of Gengar's Levitate and sending out a Tyranitar vs a Garchomp...? /:<

I quite like the program so far. Thanks a lot for putting so much effort into this. I can't wait for the Gen V stuff!

There's so many cool new pokemon; I'm having trouble choosing. Although, this is highly subject to change.

Psh. If anything, the Pokemon metagame could use more complicated mindgames. Keeping your cards well hidden was fun, but this has so much more potential.

I must have those Zerkrom and Reshiram figures... I don't think the plushies are as cute as the giant ones of the starters they had way back when.

So you want a replacement for Raikou? The main site suggests Bronzong do to its more resistant typing and acess to Explosion, but you already have a steel type. Perhaps one with Heatproof? They are seldom expected since the popular sets all use Levitate. Magnezone is also a noteable Dual...

Hm...Scarfed Starmie can still take care of Dragonite even if it Dragon Dances on the switch. Well, there's a topic in Battling 101 that states that every sucessful team has three parts: A lead and its supporting lead, three pokemon with high synergy to make up the core and a complimentary...

I hate Machamp, too. I need to rely on a flying type to get rid of him. Gyarados does have acess to Bounce...but Eathquake and Waterfall have such good coverage... Tyranitar? It's 4x weak to fighting, right? The team I'm using has one, and SubPunch Breloom and Machamp make me cry. Anything...

Oh yes, I forgot about Dusknoir. He can be quite a pain with Will-O-Whisp and Pain Split. Oh, and I noticed that you don't seem to have chosen between Payback or Gyro Ball on your Forretress, Logger. Payback can hit psychic and ghost types, so you can fight spin blockers and don't have to...

It actually looks pretty solid. Can you think of anything off the top of your head you have trouble with? Thunder Punch is on Flygon to get rid of waters, right? How is that working out? With Choice Scarf, it should be fast enough, but how about Choice Scarf Starmie? How does the set fare...

Celebi is an event Pokemon, isn't it? They haven't released it yet. Though you can get one in Colosseum. As far as I know, you can transfer the Colosseum Celebi to your Advance games and then to Platinum. Anything of the Ghost type can be a potential Spin Blocker, though Gengar is probably one...

A Ninjask anti-lead? Looks good on paper, but have you tried it out? From the way you talking about it, it looks like you havn't used it yet. You're also planning on bringing it in later to fight, looking at how you have U-turn. Be wary, because Ninjask has a nasty 4x weakness to stealth rock...

A Forretress starter, huh? I think Forretress's strengths come through as a Rapid Spinner, since it resists Toxic Spikes, has a lot of resistences and has an impressive defense stat. When I play it, it has a surprising amount of staying power that could prove handy later in a match. For what...

Surf is more accurate and has more PP than Hydro Pump. And if Empoleon somehow doesn't make it, you've got water coverage. For Magnezone, instead of Metal Sound, how about Magnet Rise? It gets rid of the Earthquake weakness. Explosion also makes a good last ditch move. Empoleon is a great...