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Y'all know what's about to go down in this post. Clamperl's trash stats (spatk aside) certainly make it an unpopular pick, even in the lowest of low tiers. It has little defense and little speed. But, I'm going to push it one step further than making a post about clamperl in NU and shove it in the next tier up of stats uncomparable to its competitors: Clamperl in UU! You know I love to use clamperl in OU even as a gimmick, but in UU, we're talking viable. This is how it works. The moveset: Clamperl Fast Sweeper / Revenge killer Item: Deep Sea Tooth Nature: Modest EVs: 252 SpAtt / 252 Speed Surf Icebeam Hidden power Grass Protect It's well known that Deepseatooth doubles Clamperl's SpAtk stat. The main reason to use this poke. Surf does TONS OF STAB DAMAGE to basically anything that doesn't resist it. Consider this. Clamperl Surf vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Cradily: (43.5 - 51.8%) -- 11.3% chance to 2HKO Icebeam will one or two hit ko most grass types, your biggest threat. Hidden Power Grass is good for coverage, anything that resists both surf and icebeam--usually water types. It's better than elec because it hits all the same stuff, but also quagsire and lanturn. And finally, Protect is the big underdog move in here that will let you scout choice bands, how much guts they have to stay in or switch out, to make an educated guess on how much speed they invested. This is important, because this clamperl is max speed instead of defensive, despite its trash speed stat. Here's the list of things that clamperl can outspeed and threaten: (at the condition that they are uninvested in speed!) This list covers just under half the tier!! Clamperl is a very reliable revenge killer. If any of your pokemon die to any of these, you can bring in clamperl and safely do TONS OF DAMAGE. Now, they have to either sack something or switch to something that walls AND threatens clamperl. They will take TONS OF DAMAGE either way. Their options are basically: Only a handful of walls can take a hit from clamperl. And even then, the walls can't fucking come in! Even with blastoise and meganium being their safest bets, with the right prediction and the right move, you can chunk it massively. Nothing is 100% safe from clamperl! Your counters are the walls who can take around 50% dmg or less, AND who are still full hp / not statused, AND who can both ohko you or recover hp. Like even if you land the icebeam on meganium, it might heal up while you switch out, is the worst that can happen. But all these conditions must be true at the same time! For example, meganium fulfills most of those, but if it's para'd at 70% hp, it may as well be tossed to the graveyard. Clamperl doesn't have 'hard hard counters that it can't ever touch'. Since it two-shots (sometimes 3) the entire meta. With the right support, it will kill their entire team. On that note, the best support for clamperl is status spread (para or poison are both fine) and spikes. If you can chunk a wall down 30%, clamperl can probably deal with it. If enemy is poisoned, clamperl can always stall one turn with protect to secure the KO. The rest of the team should probably be a standard very solid defensive core, spikes, status. Clamperl doesn't have to be the 'gimmick centerpiece' that everything revolves around. It counters half the tier, and has tools to deal with the other half. Then you got 5 more slots for a sick teambuild. You will want more offensive options: For exmaple, if your pokemon dies to a manec, clamperl can't come in and do its revenge killer job. You'll want a choice scarf on something, probably. Clamperl can revenge kill anything that was in that list of 'slow pokemon' up there, or it can come in on weak pokemon that don't have the damage to threaten clamperl. It has underrated defense, and won't really take anything from water, ice, steel attacks. in conclusion, the key to success with clamperl in UU is: good prediction on what's going to switch in for maximum damage to pressure even the walls clever use of protect, to scout possible speed investment, mind reading patient setup of status and spikes, slowly crippling the entire team 5 other good pokes if you aren't convinced, just remember stab surf Clamperl Surf vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Cradily: (43.5 - 51.8%) -- 11.3% chance to 2HKO totally busted see you next time in round 3 for how to play clamperl in ou

Hello, im going to show a Cloyster i had when i was soyhector ingame :,) http://imgur.com/a/S7XTl This build could be a surprise for your oponent, because almost all cloysters are wall. With that speed and scarf it is faster than aerodactyl, and defeats him in 1 hit. If you do good predictions you can defeat some of its counters like venusaur, jolteon, magneton, etc. It is really practical because you can also stop breeloms, sceptiles and rhydons with substitute using icicle spear. When you see a gyarados boosting dd you can put it calmly, or you can be rambo vs a flygon because you wont faint of 1 superpower. Other counters will be slower than this cloyster because of the scarf, some could be defeated in 1 hit and others deals damage of 90-95% but you can combine this cloyster with a spiker or use it at the late game and wouldnt be a problem. Here Some calcs:

Okay so @samuellyw was hatching rares like a BOSS. His last shiny encounter was in 2k13. You can imagine it's been a long road for him and after all this effort and 4 years he finally got the shiny of his dreams after taking a stroll somewhere in a bush. He even had a Porygon egg that was waiting for him. Please applaud this man <3 May his souls rest in peace piece..s.

RIP :( Wanna thanks @OldKeith tooks me in this great team and been a fucking great manager. Had great people in this team and even if i didn't play it was a pleasure being with you guys, training and practicing every week. imo we was best team on the paper, but we all know best teams rarely win PSL anyway. Thanks @BurntZebra for hosting, ik it is not easy being host for PSL and u did it well. It was probably the last PSL season for me since my life gonna die for at least 1 year ^^. Might give 1 or 2 millions for the next season If I am not already gone. Good luck to the teams in final, wish u the best.

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dam looks like i struck a nerve considering it took 2 full days for you to get the balls to respond to me. you should be glad tj clutched it out for you guys cause i would of whooped your ass again in the tie breaker.

We wins sorry for eliminating you @Evlgoon :v Salamences #1

So there was a huge PSL match today - Krillin v Mnemosyne. Unfortunately for me, I logged on about 5 minutes after it ended, and have no way of rewatching the action (short of someone recording the gameplay from their computer, which is a rarity.) Wouldn't it be nice if replays could be created from regular duels? I'm thinking either before, or ideally after, a duel is completed, one or both players could be prompted with the option to save the replay. Perhaps, each player could store a certain amount of replays for anyone to view. Alternatively, all saved replays could be teleported to a "replay hub" which could be accessible from the PC, and would simply host all replays "saved" via this method. You'd be able to sort them by time, length, tier, etc. This isn't all that different than what the tournament replays interface already does, and it allows unofficial tournaments the luxury of recording gameplay. Pros: Allows for people who aren't online at the time of a big match to watch the action, much like in tournaments (where replays are saved). This has countless uses - will also benefit the tier council by giving them more high quality matches with which to make observations about the metagame. Cons: does give people a better ability to scout their opponent from week to week, but this is something that already exists and is pretty much unavoidable. Also, this may take some additional, difficult coding, I'm not sure

"Wait what, shitlord Trashmaster is entering the contest? LMFAO" - Every PokeMMO player in 20xx Anyway here goes: It's time to talk about everybody's favourite blue blob. Obviously Azumarill is most commonly known for it's good offensive characterics thanks to Huge Power. With Choice Band it can beat unprepared UU teams better than Chris Brown against Rihanna. Or you can run a Belly Drum set if you feel like the angus isn't quite peppered yet. However, Azumarill is still a blue blob and in the following build I will treat it how it is: Tier: UU Aidzumarill Item: Leftovers Nature: Calm Ability: Thick Fat EVs: 252 HP / 252 Sp Def Whirlpool Perish Song Rest Protect Well there you have it, a super cancerous set that will make you feel so dirty for using it, not even wearing Crocs for the rest of your life will even come close as some form of repentance. You want to maximize it's special defense because the biggest threats in the UU tier against it comes from the likes of Manectric, Haunter, Meganium etc. With this spread it prevents from getting 2hitko'd by non-tbolt haunter and meganium, see calc later. Thanks to it's natural bulk and Thick Fat it can come in on practically any Water, Fire or Ice type move, Whirlpool whatever switches in to trap it, to then perish song and stall the subsequent turns with Protect and Rest. Slowking switching in to Twave or Toxic? Check. Blastoise doesn't have Roar? Check. Meganium might fear Ice Punch, but even if it switches in: 0 SpA Meganium Giga Drain vs. 252 HP / 252+ SpD Azumarill: 62-74 (29.9 - 35.7%) -- 27.9% chance to 3HKO Easiest Perish Song/Protect/Rest of my life. To summarise: It shits on almost anything that can't kill it in 2 turns or doesn't have some sort of phazing I said almost, there obviously are counters and checks. Manectric will take damage from some whirlpool turns but does win the war vs Azumarill. Anything with Roar Certain pokemon with Soundproof like Electrode. Taunt Water Absorb Oh yeah, whirlpool can also miss... Good teammates: Azumarill really benefits from Wish Support, Status Removal and a switchin for electric moves from the likes of Manectric. Nidoqueen would make a good partner. Switches in on Manectric Tbolt or Haunter, can trap with pursuit, has good special defense etc. Other options:- Wish support from maybe a clefable. - Status removal from Meganium tl;dr If you don't win with this strat you might as well cover yourself in honey and run through a swarm of bees

BST: 460 PokeMMO OU Average BST: 512.8 (Data gathered from the 23 Pokemon with greater than 10% usage in OU; range 455 - 600) Abysmal Stats? Check. Make an Offensive Set from a Defensive Mon? See Below. Discussion: Lunatone is pure ass on paper, but in a diverse Over-Used tier (lol, diverse) it can provide both surprise and a "WTF are you thinking?!" laugh from your opponent. So why am I pushing a shitty Lunatone into OU? Well because it is a momentum building monster, that's why. Consider the following set: LunaBait Item: Leftovers Nature: Modest Ability: Levitate EVs: 252 SpAtt / 252 Spe Calm Mind Psychic Ancientpower Moonlight / Substitute With this set, you have suddenly went from a shitty Pokemon that has no viability in NU to a Pokemon that can absolutely annihilate OU with the proper support. So what happens when your opponent sends in CB or Scarf Flygon, spams EQ, and you send in Lunatone? First they go, "fuck off you noob" and then reliably switch to one of several options: Porygon2, Starmie, Milotic, Forretress, Skarmory, Umbreon or Metagross. These are some of the highest used Pokemon in OU and suddenly you realize you can't touch any of them with your shitty floating rock. Well this is where it gets easy, just double switch into Wynaut and trap them suckers (plug for a second shitty mon)! Once you've effectively trapped one of these threats you can easily remove them with either Encore + Counter/Mirror Coat or Encore and switch to Trapinch or Magneton to kill them off entirely. Once you've remove one threat, you have a damn good opportunity to rinse and repeat as you suicide a future Wynaut trap into either Trapinch or Magneton, and thus once you've removed your Lunatone counter, it's time to wreak fucking havoc!!! Of the 23 Pokemon in OU with 10% or greater usage that weren't mentioned as counters above, only Swampert, Alakazam, Jolteon, and Dusclops can live a +1 Psychic or Ancientpower. Otherwise, everything else is OHKO'd. Yes, that means a +1 Modest Life Orb Lunatone can one shot damn near every OU mon in the game, and to add, Lunatone turns Dusclops into set-up bait for more power since it really can't do anything to our heroic moonstone. So what does that mean? If you're opponent is a "P.O.S. Wall uguu" then Lunatone will likely sweep their asses once you've ran the Wynaut + Trapinch/Magneton cycle, and if they're not of the aforementioned ilk, then Lunatone will most certainly be getting a kill since hardly anything mentioned above can OHKO the beast known as Lunatone. tl;dr Lunatone is a fucking SAVAGE. So the next time you see this worthless rock in your PC, take a moment and think to yourself? Is it just a worthless rock, or is it bait for an easy win. And hell, if it doesn't work out at least you'll now know to "throw a rock" rather than "use the bait" when it comes to the Safari =) Stay thirsty my friends.

This entry will be Graveler in NU Graveler on paper is seemingly an absolutely terrible pick for any tier, even NU. It has an appalling 390 base stat total. 390 is in the same tier as Weepinbell and Ledian, which are two garbage mons. This being said, Graveler has a niche in NU as it shares the ability of its infamous brother Golem. This ability is sturdy, which allows it to survive an 1hko for any mon. This allows Graveler to take one hit from anything, and hit back with hard hitting Rock and Ground stabs, and other coverage like superpower, explosion, or even get off a last minute rapid spin. Not only is sturdy helping it survive hits, but it can wall normal and flying moves from the likes of Fearow, Stantler, Granbull, Scyther, Murkrow and Niinjask. It can take poison and bug type moves from the likes of Muk, Masquerain. It can switch in on fat mons like Shuckle, Kecleon, and Macargo which allows it to fire off an extremely hard hitting QuakeSlide combo. Graveler is also immune to electric type attacks, allowing it to switch into the likes of Raichu, and Electabuzz. Although you better be hopeful they are choiced, or you have sturdy available. You are not taking surf or hp grass, hell even hp ice probably kills you. Now don't get me wrong, Graveler is a super niche pick. But the unique thing about Graveler, is no other Pokemon in NU can be used as a sturdy-user and wallbreaker at the same. It can function as a very potent lead, and a powerful offensive pivot into common normal and flying type moves. Graveler finally has the time to shine with Aggron and Golem leaving the tier, allowing it to have its niche. Don't sleep on 95 base attack backed up with a choice band and 2 powerful stabs. Not to mention a respectable 55/115 defense spread allowing it to take a few resisted hits. Set: Relevant calcs:

First OT

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@Brooklynmr i just notice that i miss the eyelashes on the left eye lol Done :D

Shout out to @LKrenz for advancing in the playoffs, team looks strong heading into the final.

Another pleb common ;-; 19k from last shiny (Fearow). 29k total encounters in this mander hunt so far. IVs are trash everything 19 or below and 2x0. Plus female. RIP me.

@Kimikozen Struggling so hard with that 7-3 record haha dab

looks like u got pretty triggered

Aron lvl 1 with Shell Bell as an object and Protect, Endeavor and Sandstorm/Toxic as moves is op despite having abysmal stats. Aron doesn't need EV investment or good IVs. The only thing Aron needs is a trashboi as an opponent, so that the sweep can come true. Thanks to Shell Bell and having only 12 HP, Aron can get back to full life after using Endeavor against nearly any healthy lvl 50 pokemon which also mean getting back sturdy while bringing the opponent to very low HP. Aron can't really switch on anything because it would risk losing sturdy and that would make it useless. For that reason, playing it as a lead is ideal. It does decently well in tiers where ghosts are rare like NU and OU since that means there are no free switch against endeavor for the opponent. Pairing Aron with a decent Pursuit user helps a lot against ghosts. Aron also does pretty good against offense in general because it is a huge momentum killer. Since Endeavor is not a fatal move, Aron needs Toxic or Sandstorm to hit the opponent's mon after it has been brought down to low hp. Protect can capitalise safely on the dmg from Toxic and/or Sandstorm. All steel types are unaffected by Toxic and Sandstorm, so Aron is left harmless against them. Pokemons immune to Toxic that hold a leftovers and have less than 176 HP can also not die against Aron. For that reason, Roar should be considered as a potential move on aron since it would prevent certain mons from setting up on it. Aron is super vulnerable against multistrike moves, sleeping moves and Fake Out. Therefore, Aron needs to be supported with a team that can handle the mons using these moves commonly and, since those mons vary from tier to tier, the counters needed will also vary from tier to tier. ugu

"- Bear you can't draw poster in paint -Hold my bear" ~Welcome to the Official PokeMMO Team Tournament of August 2017~ These are monthly competitive tournaments where teams can test their skill against each other. Players battle as teams (3 at a time). Teams can switch out which members compete between rounds. [NORE] GGNORE will be given the opportunity to defend their title from July 2017. They have earned a registration slot. We will have three types of battles per round. These battles are OU, NU, Doubles Final Match will have 5 types of battles. These Battles are OU, UU, NU, Doubles, LC There will be three matches at a stage, the matches will fall into place as followed: The top spot will be an OU match. The middle spot will be an NU match. The bottom spot will be a Doubles match ATTENTION Final Match of this month TT will be done in following format: 5 players from each team The top spot will be an OU Match Below, there will be UU Match The middle spot will be and NU Match Below, there will be Doubles Match And Bottom spot will be a LC Match Details:16 Teams | 6v6 | Tournament Mode Duels | OU/Nu/ DoublesDate & Time:Saturday 26th August - 16:00 EDT | 21:00 BST Registration:Date: Thursday 24th August Time: 16:00 EDT | 21:00 BSTAll the players that are playing must be registered! Only those players are allowed to play for your team.One representative from their own team registers their players (posts edited after the tournament has begun will lead to DQ)Team Name: Team Tag: Registered Players: Team Captain:(Note: The Team Captain is who I will be contacting if I need to relay information to your team.)If I notice your team is an alt team, when creating the bracket and reserves list I will put that team on the last spot of reserves. Location: Silph Co, Channel 7 Clauses: Sleep/OHKO/Pristine/Species/Evasion/Hax Item/Bag Item/Self KO List of Clauses and what they mean. Banned Moves: Baton Pass OU Ban List Dragonite | Dugtrio | Gengar | Salamence | Snorlax | Tyranitar | Wobbuffet | Blissey | Chansey UU Ban List Dragonite | Dugtrio | Gengar | Salamence | Tyranitar | Wobbuffet | Blissey Aerodactyl | Alakazam | Arcanine | Blaziken | Chansey | Charizard | Milotic Dusclops | Espeon | Flygon | Forretress | Gardevoir | Gyarados| Typhlosion Heracross | Jolteon | Kingdra | Ludicolo | Magneton | Medicham | Metagross Porygon2 | Rhydon | Skarmory | Slowbro | Snorlax | Starmie | Swampert Tauros | Umbreon | Ursaring | Venusaur | Weezing | Breloom | Golem (Test Ban) Hariyama | Linoone | Machamp | Marowak | Slaking | Houndoom | Dodrio Feraligatr | Tentacruel | Sceptile | Zangoose NU Ban List Dragonite | Dugtrio | Gengar | Salamence | Tyranitar | Wobbuffet | Blissey Aerodactyl | Alakazam | Arcanine | Blaziken | Chansey | Charizard | Milotic Cloyster | Dusclops | Espeon | Flygon | Forretress | Gardevoir | Gyarados Heracross | Jolteon | Kingdra | Ludicolo | Magneton | Medicham | Metagross Porygon2 | Rhydon | Skarmory | Slowbro | Snorlax | Starmie | Swampert Tauros | Umbreon | Ursaring | Vaporeon | Venusaur | Weezing | Breloom Hariyama | Linoone | Machamp | Marowak | Slaking | Houndoom | Dodrio Altaria | Ampharos | Armaldo | Azumarill | Clefable | Cradily | Donphan Hitmonlee | | Nidoqueen | Zangoose | Kangaskhan | Lanturn | Scizor | Absol Manectric | Omastar | Sceptile | Slowking | Sneasel | Nidoking | Misdreavus Steelix | Swellow | Tentacruel | Vileplume | Jynx | Houndoom | Quagsire Crawdaunt | Crobat | Exeggutor | Haunter | Miltank | Golem Meganium | Feraligatr | Typhlosion | Lapras | Glalie | Blastoise | Sharpedo Ninetales | Pikachu | Poliwrath | Aggron Banned Little Cup Pokemon Chansey Diglett Gastly Meditite Scyther Wynaut Banned Items Berry Juice Banned Moves Dragon Rage Sonic Boom Baton Pass Prize: The winning team will receive: $400.000 each for 5 winning players Guaranteed spot in next month's Team Tournament Player sprites on next month's tournament poster Entry into the PokeMMO Hall of Fame Notes: Disconnecting during a match will result in a DQ. Do not block the Staff running the Event. If you disregard requests for you to unblock staff members then you will be disqualified. Once your match is called you will have 10 minutes to report to the table. No time extensions will be given. Time clause is in effect for stalemate battles in round 1 and 2. When there is a tie (1-1) and the third match takes over an hour, a decision by the host/GM may be made about the outcome of the duel. Hosts: Bear and Noad Refs: Yohannovich, SecretDjinn, TheChampionMike

Plusle and Minun for doubles, got that plus and minus ability to give each other some extra bang for your buck. But I know what you're thinking, but Havsha, is that really enough?? Well, listen here, both of these pokemon learn helping hand, giving you extra spark for your bite.So the top recommendations for its move set is probably thunderbolt,hp ice/grass(having both between the two for that extra diversity), helping hand and either encore or protect, it is doubles after all. Honestly, a Plusle can start pulling its own weight with these conditions, not only because it weights a mere 4.2kg, but with a bast spatk of 85 and a base speed of 95, the boost makes it more than capable with handling your common doubles pest. Still not convinced? Well lets take a look at the calcs: I may or may not have a plusle and minun for sale, irrelevant I swear

<*>*<{OU}>*<*> LOOKING FOR MAINLY CASH SHINY POKEMON RP <>*<> MY PC <*> {HIDDEN POWER} jolteon Timid 252 sp atk/ 252 speed/ 6 hp HP grass 31/x/31/30/31/31 Fake tears, wish, and yawn egg moves Lvl 50 Slowbro Bold 252 hp/ 252 def/ 6 sp atk HP electric 30/x/30/31/31/30 Exeggutor Modest 252 sp atk/ 252 speed/ 6 hp HP fire 30/x/31/30/31/30 Reflect egg move Sceptile Timid 252 sp atk/ 252 speed/ 6 hp HP fire 30/x/31/30/31/30 Venusaur Timid 252 sp atk/ 252 speed/ 6 hp HP fire 30/x/31/30/31/30 {GENDER-LESS} Work In Progress Metang Jolly 252 atk/252 speed/4 hp 25/29/30/x/26/31 Beldums Starmie Timid HP Ground 252 sp atk/252 speed/4 hp 25/x/21/30/24/31 Starmie Timid 252 sp atk/252 speed/4 hp 26/x/12/30/30/31 Tauros Jolly 24/30/21/x/15/31 {UTs & Good IVs} Scizor Adamant 252 atk/ 252 speed/ 4 hp 28/31/29/x/27/31 EggMove: Reversal Horsea Modest 252 sp atk/ 252 speed/ 4 hp 29/x/30/31/29/31 Breloom Jolly 252 atk/ 252 speed / 4 hp 31/31/26/x/26/31 Spoink Calm 252 hp/252 sp def 31/26/31/27/26/31

Date & Time ~ Friday 25th August - 8pm-9pm EDT | (Sat) 1am-2am BST | (Sat) 10am-11am AEST Location ~ Vermilion City Scoring ~ Total Sum of IV's + Species Bonus = Total Score Pokemon accepted as valid entries for this event: Shellder Nature Bonus - Bold +10 Horsea Nature Bonus - Modest +10 Krabby Nature Bonus - Adamant +10 Staryu Nature Bonus - Timid +10 Chinchou Nature Bonus - Calm +10 Corsola Nature Bonus - Sassy +10 Prizes ~ First Prize Shiny Gift Corsola Your choice of nature, two moves, with 2x31 and 4x25 IV (Hidden Power is available, IVs will be changed to 30 and 24 on the stats needed) & 1,000,000 Pokeyen OR 1,000 Reward Points Second Prize 700,000 Pokeyen OR 700 Reward Points Third Prize 300,000 Pokeyen OR 300 Reward Points Rules ~ To win this event you need to submit an entry that scores the highest. All Pokemon must have been caught within the event time. You will have one hour to catch your entry. All Pokemon must remain unchanged from when they are caught Pokemon must be the player's OT. You can only submit one entry. You must link your entry to any participating staff member in Vermilion City, Channel 7 via whisper to submit your entry. In the event of a tie, the winner will be determined through earliest catch time. Host ~ Kizhaz, XelaKebert, Zehkar, TheChampionMike, SecretDjinn, iKole

Me and Luis in 15 mins. Hold my beer monkeys.

This is probly best thing I've read whole day

Here I thought I could get some new ideas by inspiring guys, turns out I have thought of everything u guys said, smh (besides the graveler one, props) Lemme think of something real quickly. c u.

This would massively devalue hard to catch Pokemon such as the Johto starters and the effort put into obtaining them, so I can guarantee that we won't be giving players a cheap Master Ball with each safari run. This sort of blatantly flawed suggestion (and a few people supporting it without thinking about it) is something I see a lot, so I'll take this opportunity to share some general advice for the people who frequent this section - the more thought out and reasonable that a suggestion is, the higher the likelihood of the problem it seeks to solve being addressed. If it's a minor yet complex problem like this and we also have to come up with a solution from scratch, it tends to not be tweaked for a long time, if ever. These are some questions worth asking yourselves when making a suggestion; "What is this suggestion trying to achieve?" "What positive/negative impact will this have on the game?" "Is there a way to lose the negatives without losing the positives?" "Can this be done through a completely different method?" From what I can gather, the underlying issue here is the paranoia associated with potentially encountering a shiny in the safari and having it flee from battle, making players not want to go to the safari. Giving players the ability to essentially purchase a temporary master ball is not an option due to the economic impact it would have on non-shiny rares, so let's look at an alternative; preventing shiny Pokemon from appearing in the safari at all. This would completely address the paranoia issue for those aware of the change, but it's perhaps not ideal as it would make safari-exclusive shinies extremely rare. This wouldn't be as much of an issue if no species are actually safari-exclusive however, which may eventually be the case as more regions are added. If this alternative is undesirable, I encourage people to think of other alternatives that they would prefer to address the issue instead of simply building upon something that is realistically never going to happen. This applies to all suggestions, not this one in particular. @Ichigo has the right approach here, although his particular alternative isn't viable as it's both inconsistent with the rules of the world and ceases to fix the issue when players have used all of their Master Balls. In any case, this is how problems get solved - by thinking about the problem itself and considering the pros, cons, and overall effectiveness of a proposed solution, then finding other ways to do it if it's not going to work. The first thing that pops into a person's head is usually not going to be the right answer.

What is this thread ? Sharing gimmicks? O.O Hmm looks like @pachima doesn't join here. So nothing interesting here hmm. Well i can share one. Adamant CB Kecleon. It has 90 base attack power which nobody using. Access to stab Double Edge or Facade. Even not need to calculations. It can learn Trick if u don't want CB at end game. ( Can learn Sucker Punch !! ) Summary: I used many times. Its good enough. I don't need to write an explanation about how to use for this well known poke. But well people thinks it difficult to kill so they can use toxic or thunderwave on you. Facade really do good job.

nice IVs Dragonite tho

@Fipp and I meant to play ~now but the man's mia.

You can see the player's badges, vanity, Pokemon, game time, Mood signing, Birthday date,and so on My crazy ideas. Welcome discussion. My English is not good,Forgive me.

wow this shittalk is fucking garbage the fuck are you weiners being nice to each other for?

On phone so can't make it look dope. Rash Muk for NU. Moveset: Sludgebomb-GigaDrain-Fireblast-Focuspunch. Item: Lifeorb -2hkos Bellossom -1hko Victreebel -1hko Kecleon -2hko Solrock -1hko Whiscash -1hko Kabutop -1hko Venomoth -2hko Roselia -2hko Walrein ( fp + giga drain ) Paired with Murkrow to trap Chimecho, this set can be threatening if used with a good prediction. Although Shuckle can stop it easily.

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... by its cover. Old and maybe a bit corny saying but hey, it's true. This definitely applies in Pokemon as well in terms of Pokemon's base stats. The first thing that people most commonly notice about a Pokemon is Pokemon's base stats. It often determines whether this Pokemon deserves a second look or not. For the most part, stats are important. Well, the most important single factor of any Pokemon. It doesn't matter what type advantages you have, what moves you have if a 600 BST Dragonite faces a baby Pokemon. You don't bring a sword to a gunfight.... or Azurill to Elite Four. Unless you have tons of X items and Full Restores but let's not get derailed here. Base stats often determine the very nature and role of a Pokemon as well. It doesn't matter how wide is your coverage if your damage output is equivalent to a baby. Or it doesn't matter if you learned all the support moves in the world if you get knocked out cold by a mild breeze. The theme in part 2 is to come up with the most unique, creative and effective Pokemon build despite the Pokemon's low stats in your seemingly needed area. You have two options: Make any viable build for a Pokemon that has abysmal stats all across the board Make a viable offensively oriented build for a Pokemon with more defensive stats or a defensively oriented build for a Pokemon with more offensive stats You can choose this build to be from any PokeMMO's tier (OU, UU, NU, Doubles, LC). Ubers is allowed too because why not. Important: Because too many people already misinterpreted this in the first part, I'll emphasize it here again: The winner won't necessarily be the most effective build but the one that is deemed the most unique, most creative, most interesting but at the same time still serving an actual purpose in its metagame. Explaining what Pokemon does this build support and why should it be used are very needed parts of your entry. Write-ups that will guaranteed to not win due to being too popular or too easy to be considered a creative entry: I guess that's all, good luck! Deadline: 29th August at 5 PM EST. Oh right, the prize. The prize for this one will be 5 of every shard. Further donations are welcome.

hehe xD

That's what I thought, but once gyarados absorbed the spore from smeargle, going forretress seems like a pretty easy play to spin away hazards or set up hazards if he feared rotom (KG stall also runs payback on forretress which makes forretress pretty much risk free actually)

You may have said peanut but thats not what I read.

wow

at least somebody is trying to shit talk. good for you lazaro

Not really. Daryl will just pay me off, while Keith and Krilliin won't have to wait for their money anymore, while I can wait. I know Daryl would eventually pay anyway, he might be a drug but he Is a very honest person.

@Brooklynmr WIP: just ask me if there is something you want me to edit before i start coloring :D

Congrats. I like the fact that you used Spore and False Swipe on a fuckin Weedle.