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Challenge The Scramble Challange
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@Mr.L, soloing Brock with a Raticate, without items is too easy? Lol ok, your Scramble.
@TalkingLion, go to the Safari Zone and catch the first Pokemon you find, then flip 4 coins and roll 6 dice. The first 2 coins determine how many attacking moves you get; two heads = 4, heads followed by tails = 3, tails followed by heads = 2, and two tails = 1.
Then, check the next two coins to determine how many different type attacks your Pokemon can learn. Again, the first 2 coins determine how many you get; two heads = 4, heads followed by tails = 3, tails followed by heads = 2, and two tails = 1.
Finally, look at the dice. The first 3 tell how many Pokemon your Pokemon must solo in major battles (Gym Leader, Rival, Rocket Admins, and E4/Champion) through Johto, and the second 3 tell how many it must solo in Kanto.
@TalkingLion, go to the Safari Zone and catch the first Pokemon you find, then flip 4 coins and roll 6 dice. The first 2 coins determine how many attacking moves you get; two heads = 4, heads followed by tails = 3, tails followed by heads = 2, and two tails = 1.
Then, check the next two coins to determine how many different type attacks your Pokemon can learn. Again, the first 2 coins determine how many you get; two heads = 4, heads followed by tails = 3, tails followed by heads = 2, and two tails = 1.
Finally, look at the dice. The first 3 tell how many Pokemon your Pokemon must solo in major battles (Gym Leader, Rival, Rocket Admins, and E4/Champion) through Johto, and the second 3 tell how many it must solo in Kanto.
*le sigh*
Also, requesting for a Emerald challenge, specifically, a Mudkip solo. I'll choose a restriction out of the first 5 guys that post one for me. :)
You get Mudkip the Mudkiepz. It obviously likes to TROLL so it must know Mud Slap at all times when it's a Mudkip. You must use Mud Slap at least one time when it goes into battle. But, when Mudkiepz solo's Brawly, it learns that it actually has potential in battling so it decides to evolve. When it evolves, Mudkiepz gets tired of trolling Pokemon with the same tactics with Mud Slap, so it decides to troll them with Endeavor. So, when Mudkiepz learns endeavor, it must use it whenever it becomes low on health. (About less than 25% of it's health) It may evolve into Swampert after it learns Endeavor.
TM13IceBeam, take Finn the Mudkip. He may not use STAB against any gym where his STAB is super effective. It may evolve to Marshtomp after roxanne and Swampert after Norman. You will surf on it. That is all.
You are. Every single piece of data's in the social group, so do join, link's in my sig.
For the record, these are the guys confirmed to be participating in SPL4:
1. auramaster
2. TalkingLion
3. Hydrattler
4. Vratix
5. yaya0
6. DetroitLolcat
7. Dummy007
8. Texas Cloverleaf
9. pimpgangster
10. kingofkongs
11. Son_of_Shadoo
12. Piemonade
13. BiGGiE
14. Addiethunder
15. shinyskarmory
2. TalkingLion
3. Hydrattler
4. Vratix
5. yaya0
6. DetroitLolcat
7. Dummy007
8. Texas Cloverleaf
9. pimpgangster
10. kingofkongs
11. Son_of_Shadoo
12. Piemonade
13. BiGGiE
14. Addiethunder
15. shinyskarmory
Great!
Anyway, you get Lincoln the Mudkip.
This Mudkip, like Abraham Lincoln, is one of the most well known starters, like Lincoln is to presidents. So, naturally, Lincoln has to be a very popular pokemon, meaning that like a Nuzlocke, you must catch the first pokemon in an area, but do not use it. He is also well known for his clothing, so you must equip a clothing title item on him at all times (Like a Silk Scarf)
To be a candidate for the election, he must defeat his peers, meaning he has to solo 10 water types in a row.
To win the election, he must prove himself to the nation that he can do things himself, by not healing him during the 7th gym leader(s).
Also Abraham Lincoln likes to SURF on MUDDY WATER.
RECAP:
Oh yes, before I forget:
Anyway, you get Lincoln the Mudkip.
This Mudkip, like Abraham Lincoln, is one of the most well known starters, like Lincoln is to presidents. So, naturally, Lincoln has to be a very popular pokemon, meaning that like a Nuzlocke, you must catch the first pokemon in an area, but do not use it. He is also well known for his clothing, so you must equip a clothing title item on him at all times (Like a Silk Scarf)
To be a candidate for the election, he must defeat his peers, meaning he has to solo 10 water types in a row.
To win the election, he must prove himself to the nation that he can do things himself, by not healing him during the 7th gym leader(s).
Also Abraham Lincoln likes to SURF on MUDDY WATER.
RECAP:
- Named Lincoln
- Must have clothing-esque item
- To Marshtomp, solo 10 water types in a row without healing
- To Swampert, beat Tate and Liza without healing.
- Must have Surf and Muddy Water.
- Has to catch the first pokemon in an area, and not use it.
Oh yes, before I forget:
50th post!
@TM13
Name your mudkip Cake. Why Cake, you ask? Beside the fact that cake is delicious, cake is layered or Tiered. Because of that you have to take all of your Mudkip's tiering information into consideration. Cake knows how special he is and so he knows that he can't show his true potential at first.
Go through the list of moves for 1)Swampert gen3 OU 2)Swampert gen4 OU 3) Swampert gen 5 OU 4) Mudkip gen 4 LC
Compile a list of moves that appear in all 4 analyses.
When you have earned 4 badges You may (and must) learn 1 move that appears on all 4 lists. When you have earned 6 badges, learn one more and a final move from this list may be learned upon earning your 8th badge (all the non-prime numbers).
Your last move is dependent upon your nature and Hidden Power type. If your Nature boosts attack and your HP is a physical type keep HP (same if they are +SpA and special). However, if your nature boosts defense you must know Bide and if +SpecialD you must know protect.
If your nature boosts either special attack or attack and your HP does not correspond with the special/vs./physical your last move must be focus punch.
If you have a neutral nature learn a non-attacking move.
now the kicker:
Cake must KO at least one pokemon from each member of the elite 4 with each attacking move. (If you know Focus Punch or Bide instead of KOing one of Phoebe's ghosts KO 2 of Sydney's Darks)
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Name your mudkip Cake. Why Cake, you ask? Beside the fact that cake is delicious, cake is layered or Tiered. Because of that you have to take all of your Mudkip's tiering information into consideration. Cake knows how special he is and so he knows that he can't show his true potential at first.
Go through the list of moves for 1)Swampert gen3 OU 2)Swampert gen4 OU 3) Swampert gen 5 OU 4) Mudkip gen 4 LC
Compile a list of moves that appear in all 4 analyses.
When you have earned 4 badges You may (and must) learn 1 move that appears on all 4 lists. When you have earned 6 badges, learn one more and a final move from this list may be learned upon earning your 8th badge (all the non-prime numbers).
Your last move is dependent upon your nature and Hidden Power type. If your Nature boosts attack and your HP is a physical type keep HP (same if they are +SpA and special). However, if your nature boosts defense you must know Bide and if +SpecialD you must know protect.
If your nature boosts either special attack or attack and your HP does not correspond with the special/vs./physical your last move must be focus punch.
If you have a neutral nature learn a non-attacking move.
now the kicker:
Cake must KO at least one pokemon from each member of the elite 4 with each attacking move. (If you know Focus Punch or Bide instead of KOing one of Phoebe's ghosts KO 2 of Sydney's Darks)
EDIT
Ass
take a mudkip named muddy
because he was bullied as a young pokemon, mudkip now thinks he is very ugly.
becasue of this, he doesn't want anyone to see him. you must use mudslap to lower the opponents accuracy, and they must miss twice in a row. do this 5 times before he can evolve into marshtomp.
now as a marshtomp, muddy wants to prove he is cute, and must win two ranks of cute contests before he can evolve into a swampert.
now fully adorable, he must know attract at all times as soon as possible.
because he was bullied as a young pokemon, mudkip now thinks he is very ugly.
becasue of this, he doesn't want anyone to see him. you must use mudslap to lower the opponents accuracy, and they must miss twice in a row. do this 5 times before he can evolve into marshtomp.
now as a marshtomp, muddy wants to prove he is cute, and must win two ranks of cute contests before he can evolve into a swampert.
now fully adorable, he must know attract at all times as soon as possible.
Okay, I've lurked this thread for long enough. I would like a challenge for FireRed. Don't make it too easy though, as I'm looking for a little challenge! I can trade from all 3rd Gen games except for Sapphire, but I would prefer trades to only be from LeafGreen. Other than that, I'm open to any restrictions!
take a geodude.
name it "voltorb"
he must learn selfdestruct, then replace it with explosion asap.
whenever he is in the red health, he MUST use selfdestruct or explosion.
to evolve, you must use magnitude and get the highest size (magnitude 10 i think) 10 times, use rollout and get max BP (so roll out until the final size whihc is 5 turns) 10 times.
to evolve again by trade, u must explode on 2 gym leaders and twice on your rival.
name it "voltorb"
he must learn selfdestruct, then replace it with explosion asap.
whenever he is in the red health, he MUST use selfdestruct or explosion.
to evolve, you must use magnitude and get the highest size (magnitude 10 i think) 10 times, use rollout and get max BP (so roll out until the final size whihc is 5 turns) 10 times.
to evolve again by trade, u must explode on 2 gym leaders and twice on your rival.
@jalmont
for Fire Red you get a Meowth named Xpert Belt. Xpert Belt thinks that it is Holding an Expert Belt at all times. Therefore you may only use moves that deal Super Effective damage. It must solo a gym leader of your choice to evolve. It must obtain KOs against any pokemon from 2 different members of the Elite Four (and your rival)
for Fire Red you get a Meowth named Xpert Belt. Xpert Belt thinks that it is Holding an Expert Belt at all times. Therefore you may only use moves that deal Super Effective damage. It must solo a gym leader of your choice to evolve. It must obtain KOs against any pokemon from 2 different members of the Elite Four (and your rival)
@jalmont747
You get BUTTS the Pidgey. It may not evolve until you reach the Elite Four, but you can use a Rare Candy on it when you get there if you want to. It must learn and keep Gust, and use it at least once in at least two Elite Four battles (including the champion.) No Normal-type moves can be used once BUTTS hits level 25. Oh, and it must solo Brock without taking half its health or more in damage, and solo Surge without taking any damage at all. (Surge must be fought third, no sequence breaking!) Damage restored with healing items counts towards the Brock restriction, so if you use a Potion the HP restored does count against the half-health restriction. Got it?
EDIT: Vratix, did you assign a Meowth because yaya0's new signature is apparently a Meowth or was that a coincidence?
You get BUTTS the Pidgey. It may not evolve until you reach the Elite Four, but you can use a Rare Candy on it when you get there if you want to. It must learn and keep Gust, and use it at least once in at least two Elite Four battles (including the champion.) No Normal-type moves can be used once BUTTS hits level 25. Oh, and it must solo Brock without taking half its health or more in damage, and solo Surge without taking any damage at all. (Surge must be fought third, no sequence breaking!) Damage restored with healing items counts towards the Brock restriction, so if you use a Potion the HP restored does count against the half-health restriction. Got it?
EDIT: Vratix, did you assign a Meowth because yaya0's new signature is apparently a Meowth or was that a coincidence?
@jalmont747: Take an Ekans nicknamed Snake. Since he is backwards, he must only use not very effective attacks against enemies when possible. If it is not possible, he can use neutral attacks against enemies. He must have the Shed Skin ability, and must shed away 3 different statuses to be able to evolve into Arbok.
~hoblaph
~hoblaph
@jalmont747, take a Bulbasaur named SunStone. SunStone believes that he/she is a great sunny day sweeper, despite the fact that he/she does not have Chlorophyll in gen 3. Teach it Sunny Day and Solarbeam ASAP. It will also hold a sun stone if it ever wants to evolve to Venusaur, because it thinks that it must have the sun stone to evolve. That is all.
@burke: That's just...mean...:o
Take a Pikachu and name it Sage.
Think of the Viridian forest as a block of 6, two on top, three on the side. You must find Sage in the section of grass that is the middle-left block.
If he has a Special Attack boosting nature, then he must not use his Light Ball for any "Boss Battle" (Rival, Gym Leaders, Elite 4, Team Rocket Admins), as he's too modest.
If he has a Special Attack neutral nature, then he may carry the Light Ball and solo every Team Rocket Grunt in Silph Co. with only Thunderbolt (barring random Ground types), due to being so serious about the war on crime.
If he has a Special Attack lowering nature then Sage is sad. He feels hem must prove his mental superiority, and solo Sabrina. He's also adamant about his pride so should he be defeated you must SR and try again. Be defeated three times and Sage realizes he's not cut out for battling. Remove his Light Ball, and put it in storage. Put Sage in your last spot and don't use him until the Elite 4. Optional Extra Challenge: Trash the Light Ball instead.
When you reach the Elite 4 Sage realizes how strong everyone has become. Therefore he must solo Lorelei, and 1/4 of the rest of the Elite 4. Good luck.
Thanks for the suggestions everyone! This looks like it will be a lot of fun. I probably won't post updates because I have irl stuff, but I'll let you guys know when I finish this (probably when I ask for another one).
Does this mean I have to keep him in the lead spot, or is it optional?
Does this mean I have to keep him in the lead spot, or is it optional?
Keep him in the lead spot at all times.
Edit: Barring you lose against Sabrina 3 times in a row.
Edit: Barring you lose against Sabrina 3 times in a row.
Sounds good, thanks for the clarification.
@jalmont747
take a Mankey, name it Keys. To determine the secret to letting Mankey battle without going ballistic, flip two coins.
Two Heads: moves must have K in them
Heads then Tails: moves must have E in them
Tails then Heads: moves must have Y or V in them (you can breed for this, OR use rock smash)
Two Tails: moves must have S in them
Have Fun!
@tm13icebeam: what exactly is the scramble premier league?
take a Mankey, name it Keys. To determine the secret to letting Mankey battle without going ballistic, flip two coins.
Two Heads: moves must have K in them
Heads then Tails: moves must have E in them
Tails then Heads: moves must have Y or V in them (you can breed for this, OR use rock smash)
Two Tails: moves must have S in them
Have Fun!
@tm13icebeam: what exactly is the scramble premier league?
Ah that. It's a tournament for Scramblers who are active in the thread, you can take it as a form of interaction, so to speak. :/
Also, after deliberation, I'm taking Vratix's restrictions. Piemonade comes in a really close second though, but Cake is too awesome.
Also, after deliberation, I'm taking Vratix's restrictions. Piemonade comes in a really close second though, but Cake is too awesome.
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