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I like the idea of being allowed to manually pick what to send into battle when the battle begins, rather than it just being the first thing in your party. I mean, I'm not gonna look at an opponent and go, "Oh, OK, so they're leading with an Ivysaur, which is part Grass, so the logical thing to...

Good luck! :) Weezing is my favorite Pokémon, so it's always great for me to see people trying to get a Shiny one. No luck on Pidgey yet, though I am hoping to get it today- birthday Shinies are the best.

I'm currently soft-resetting for a Shiny Pidgey in X. To that end, I don't suppose anyone would happen to know whether said Pidgey is Shiny-locked or not? For those of you wondering, it's the forced Pidgey encounter on Route 2. I only ask because they really seemed to enjoy Shiny-locking things...

Yeah, whereas Escavalier only really has stingers, which is more what I was getting at . Sorry if I wasn't clear on that.

Ash: On hand: Pikachu (duh) Fletchling>Fletchinder>Talonflame (confirmed) Froakie>Frogadier>Greninja (Greninja's too popular for Frogadier to not evolve) Hawlucha (duh) Egg>Noibat>Noivern (could see it evolving close to the beginning of the Kalos League) Phantump (Ash still lacks a Grass-type...

I would say something about Beedrill not having a horn on its head, but then, that really wouldn't be fair, considering Karrablast can learn Horn Attack and Megahorn. Honestly, Weedle should get Megahorn either as a level-up move beyond level 10 or as an Egg move. That one makes sense in a way...

I know- I also figured that just the Pokémon would be different, but no, the guy who made this really went all-out, and I for one love it.

What if it really is a new Pokémon altogether, but not for Generation VII? Think about it- ever since Generation III, Game Freak's been introducing new stuff mid-generation and taking it further and further with each generation, to the point where we have now gotten not just new forms, but also...

Absolutely stupid. It's like they didn't think anyone would actually want to use one in-game. Like I did in X. With those two, I think the bigger issue is the fact that they don't have the good Special Attack to take advantage of Flamethrower. Sucks for Aerodactyl, but probably not a bad...

Quagsire? How? Mawile I can understand, because they banned Mawilite, but what the hell happened with Quagsire?

Mine's Weezing. As a kid I always rooted for Team Rocket in the anime, and I came to like the kinds of Pokémon they would use. Plus, Weezing just looks cool, and I always did love Poison-types.

OR/AS facts! *Nature Power turns into Draco Meteor when used in space, into Energy Ball when used in Wally's room in Victory Road, and into Shadow Ball when used in Mt. Pyre. *When receiving Lati@s on Southern Island during the main storyline, the game requires you to send one of your Pokémon...

This. And if they must do in-store events, then at least go back to the wireless download deal, instead of that serial code crap. I can't be the only one who prefers to sit outside the store and just download the event Pokémon onto multiple games.

To add to that, from Generation IV onwards, the Everstone will not stop a Kadabra from evolving. And only Kadabra- anyone who ever traded for a certain Haunter in Snowpoint City will attest to this fact. Hell, if you trade a Shelmet for a Karrablast and only one of them has an Everstone, neither...

Fair enough, though how does that explain Manaphy getting it? The move description states that the user forces its body to grow, so I'd argue that it is about actual growing in size, and that it's a popular move among Grass-types considering the fact that plants grow. As for Electrode getting...

Kinda disappointed that nobody got a special Poké Ball of any kind. We haven't seen any of those on the main cast since those Apricorn Poké Balls. Also would've liked to see Clemont catch a Voltorb here- I mean, the Poké Ball Factory- isn't that pretty much exactly the kind of environment where...

Can't believe I forgot this one- it may not be able to learn the move in that stage, but it is completely possible to get a Dusknoir with Mega Kick.

We have one for Pokémon that know moves they shouldn't, why not one for Pokémon that don't know moves that they ought to? Weezing eats garbage. Gunk Shot involves the user spewing garbage at the opponent. You would think, given these facts, that Weezing would be able to learn Gunk Shot. You...

I'll do you one better- Heatran gets Bug Bite, despite being some weird robotic melted lava beast... type... thing. Whatever it is, it's pretty damn far from a bug.