
House Hitmonlee: Kicking and Screaming

House Hitmonlee: Kicking and Screaming

House Marowak: Even in Death

House Exeggutor: Our Minds Grow as One
Are there any particular features from previous Pokémon games (like walking Pokémon or mid-battle dialogue) that aren’t in Gen VI that you miss?
Well, to be perfectly honest, I have trouble thinking of any features like that at all – which I suppose means that I don’t miss them, whatever they are. It would be nice to bring back the walking Pokémon from Heart Gold and Soul Silver, now that you mention it; they were a nice touch. I can imagine it being a bit of a drain on the graphic designers’ time and energy in the 3D world of generation VI, though. The hilarious glitches from Red and Blue give the games a certain je ne sais quoi…
If you imagined yourself as a gym leader, what type would you pick? What would the puzzle be? What would your pokemon team consist of?
This.
I just got a shamelessly hacked Eevee (shiny with perfect IVs; hatched on Kalos Route 7 but has a Sinnoh Champion Ribbon) via Wonder Trade and face either the prospect of breeding it for semi-legit Pokémon or just releasing it and never looking back. Either way, I feel like my very game cartridge has been irreversibly tainted by some plague, because I’m of the opinion that the ability to simply obtain whatever Pokémon you want on a whim spoils a significant part of the game and mocks the efforts of honest breeders and trainers who spend hours achieving objectively less impressive results using only the in-game methods that Game Freak provide them, methods that have been made easier over the generations in part, I believe, to discourage would-be hackers.
Do you think that Game Freak should spend more effort cracking down on illegitimate Pokémon and penalize players for using and distributing them? Do you have any idea if they even have the means to do this?
Well, in answer to the last question, no, I haven’t the faintest idea.
I don’t have particularly strong opinions on this, maybe because I’ve never been willing to devote the necessary time to the kind of repetitive tasks involved in breeding for perfect IVs. I suppose my default would be a sort of laissez faire attitude, though I suspect my reasons for that will provoke… disagreement.
Continue reading “brick3621 asks:”What happens if a pokeball is destroyed having a pokemon inside?
I imagine the Pokémon would simply pop out. There is one episode, Pokémon Food Fight, in which Ash breaks his Snorlax’s Pokéball by dropping it on a rock – the ball isn’t destroyed, but it does stop working. Snorlax immediately comes out. In general Pokémon seem to maintain some degree of awareness while inside a Pokéball and can emerge on their own if they particularly want to, so I suspect that, whatever weird energy state they’re in while inside a ball, it’s not particularly stable, and has to be maintained by the ball’s mechanisms to keep them from just immediately returning to physical form.
Of all the fossil pokemon, not including the kabutops and aurorus lines, which do you think would be the most intimidating to encounter? What about the least intimidating? I did away with those two because they’re obvious answers to the respective categories, since kabutops has the whole slashing thing going on and aurorus is a gentle, color changing giant.
You know, I’m not sure I agree with you on either of those! Like, Kabutops has the slashy thing, sure, but he’s also about four feet tall, which is a big strike against him as far as intimidation goes. Aerodactyl is larger, can fly, and will eat your face off, while Tyrantrum is just unfairly massive. As for least intimidating, well, Aurorus is beautiful and gentle, sure, but still big and bulky enough that she could hurt you pretty badly just by failing to notice you. Lileep, on the other hand, is made of seaweed and literally cannot move.
Will kricketune get banned to ubers?
Kricketune will get banned to Anything Goes (the Mega Rayquaza tier). Its incredible tanking ability with Bide leaves your opponent paralysed with laugher, so that they’re helpless to do anything against Kricketune’s devastating Perish Song. Let’s not even talk about how overpowered its Technician-boosted Aerial Ace is.

House Electrode: On a Short Fuse