Purple Yoshi
King Bowser
For those of you who care, I have native River pattern Vivillion. What type do you guys have?
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River pattern as well. Received a few of the other patterns from a few of me mates 'round here, and one from wonder trading.
My native pattern is Modern.
Purple Yoshi
King Bowser
Crocodile Dippy said:
It's probably the same for all of Australia then. I wonder why we got that one. When I think of Australia, the last thing I think of is 'river'.
EDIT: I'm going to start Wonder Trading as soon as I...actually have enough Pokemon to trade with.
New Super Mario
Ghirahim
Pattern?
Purple Yoshi said:So, I just started! Yay!
My Fennekin is Jolly, (of course) but I got a female on my first try, so screw it. It clearly wants me to have one with a bad nature. I guess I can just use super training, anyway.
dont worry, im sure in gen vii theyll add a way to mindfuck your pokemon into having a different personality
and genetically engineer perfect ivs
I said it a while ago but mines river as well.
Would have preferred a different one but I don't really mind.
Would have preferred a different one but I don't really mind.
MnSG
Cosmic Beauty
Dr. Javelin said:
I guess what I'm trying to say is that Hawlucha could get KO'd before it even has a chance to activate Unburden, if it's not fast enough. If it normally outspeeds all the Pokemon with base speeds below 118, it'll have a better chance of triggering Unburden, and can wipe out the threats that can easily wipe it out if they get the first strike. No +Attack nature may sound like a burden, but when you look at the bigger picture, having a +Speed nature may make a big difference.
Maybe for one example to use, Hawlucha faces Galvantula, and Hawlucha's Unburden ability has not been activated yet. A Jolly Hawlucha can 1-hit KO Galvantula with a Flying Gem boosted Acrobatics, while a Timid Galvantula can 1-hit KO Hawlucha with Thunder. If Hawlucha isn't using a +Speed nature, Galvantula will most certainly wipe it out, especially when you realize that Compoundeyes raises the odds of Thunder hitting its mark.
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Shoutmon said:
Thanks for that! I assumed it was a location by location thing, and that map clarifies everything. Yeah, river pattern isn't too flash either, I'd've probably gone with sun or just plain meadow.
I have Polar pattern for my Vivillion.
But Michigan is such a water state (there is a body of water within 6 miles of anywhere you go in Michigan), I'm surprised we don't have the River pattern.
But Michigan is such a water state (there is a body of water within 6 miles of anywhere you go in Michigan), I'm surprised we don't have the River pattern.
I caught Xerneas using one ultra ball while it was asleep but with health still in the green
Rise Up Above It
Sovereign Slayer
So I'll end up with the Garden Vivillon when I get playing Y (most likely getting it as Christmas present now). Not too bad but not my fave (Monsoon).
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
Fortunately, Galvantula is really easy to predict, as every time I've faced one the opponent led with him, so I led with Hawlucha.MnSG said:
They always predict that I'm going to switch out and always use Sticky Web turn 1, so I just Power-Up Punch and then Acrobatics it to death, outspeeding with the speed boost from Unburden.
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wow there's a lot of peeps with vivillions in here
i must be a survivor
i must be a survivor
Radagast the Brown said:
I don't actually use a Vivillion (or even have one), I just have the River-pattern ones in my game. Also a Scatterbug that will evolve into one in my PC.
MnSG
Cosmic Beauty
Dr. Javelin said:
Some people may eventually catch on to your strategy though, and just use Thunder to seal the deal.
In a similar manner, while Hawlucha has the potential to 1-hit KO Manectric with a Fighting Gem boosted Hi Jump Kick, Manectric slays Hawlucha with Thunderbolt. In that scenario, Hawlucha can't afford to get outsped at all.
UltimatePetey
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I have an Ocean Vivillon that I got from a Wonder Trade just sitting in the PC.Radagast the Brown said:
Vivillon is a good Pokemon but my other ones are too high leveled and I'm too lazy to train it all the way up.
I'm currently training a Dragonair right now, though.
Dr. Javelin
Nathan Latsk
which is why you don't switch in hawlucha on manectricMnSG said:
you switch him in ON SOMEONE WHO HE CAN SET UP ON
that's like telling me "oh gyarados is bad because electric types one-shot him". There's a simple solution: DON'T TRY USING DRAGON DANCE WHEN THERE IS AN ELECTRIC TYPE SITTING RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU
The Shy Guy
The News Shy Guy
Total Pokémon: 996Xerneas said:New Pokemon.
MnSG
Cosmic Beauty
Dr. Javelin said:
At least Mega Gyarados is less vulnerable to Electric-type attacks, and it has the defenses to take a STABbed Thunderbolt, outside of a Life Orb or Choice Specs boost, so it can at least last long enough to get a Dragon Dance in. What does hurt Mega Gyarados, however, is that the only Dark-type physical attacks that it can learn are Bite and Payback.
Edit: Carnage gave me a harsh reality about the stuff that I've brought up.
Carnage said:
I guess that's what I get for not fully understanding Pokemon tiers.
Edit 2: It's clear to me that I'm quite clueless when it comes to competitive talk, so I'm not getting involved with those topics anymore.
Guiliant said:Known hacker Smealum managed to hack into the game and change encounter IDs, revealing three unreleased pokemon
fairy one is mega qt I think :3
Nice, looks like they were real. Also, love the name of his pokemon; 'waitwhatisth'
The stone the last one is floating with looks like Spiritombs stone I think, with the eye looking thing and swirly line. I'm probably wrong though. Volcanion looks weird.