PlasmoidThunder

Heheh. I have tons of 'em to give away I would've traded something for that Chespin, but I have a Chesnaught, so... Also, it's not great to have both physical and special moves on a Pokémon.

A bunch of X and Y music. What? The whole damn soundtrack's been released :P

Wat

I think I know a guy who has a Fighting-type FS with Tyrogue.

Ryu Ken, but Sagat Kennot.

Well yeah. The way you worded it prior, you made it sound like Tyrantrum defeated Mega Gengar :P

Then how on earth did it not defeat you with Dazzling Gleam? Tyrantrum's not exactly known for its Sp. Defense.

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I bet that Mega Gengar didn't have Dazzling Gleam, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb and Energy Ball.

Oh? I'll upload it to my MediaFire later (providing I still have it, of course).

Oh, I defeated the Mega Gengar, just too late :/

And you lot change your avatars every week, it seems :P

Speaking of OP, I now absolutely hate Mega Gengar. Got completely destroyed by that thing. Out-sped and overpowered everything I have.

I just find it fitting that I got a shiny Rotom, really. Granted, it was through hatching eggs (not purposely to get a shiny, btw), but a shiny nonetheless :3 Probably the best shiny I own next to Cresselia, Spiritomb and Gigalith. Spiritomb was my first ever shiny, Cresselia because it's a legendary, and Gigalith because it looks cool.

25000 Pokémon Dollars.

You sure? That doesn't look quite like hair. Maybe noodles :P

@Prodigal You have to complete the Looker side-quest first, I believe. Also, the Sushi High-roller is not worth it. The 3-star restaurant is less expensive, gives more EXP, and you pretty much cover the cost through prize money and 16+ Balm Mushrooms.

There is. There be Aegislash everywhere. You need to be on yer 3DS at the same time as I.

It's dependent on your 3DS' region settings, not the environment.

With an idea like that, I'm surprise someone hasn't spriteswapped Hiperhazz's Kyurem. Guess it's thankfully not popular enough yet :)

Not to mention his Pokémon have moves they cannot learn. Outrage Sandslash, anyone?

Eevees...

Heck, thanks to Wonder Trade, I got myself a Rotom and a Galvantula! That Rotom has served me well...

@Prodigal That's not what EVs are. They have nothing to do with types. Not sure if you're talking about egg groups. Pokémon can have a maximum of 510 EVs (Effort Values), with 255 for each stat (though 252 is the last useful value, as stats go up per 4 EVs, hence why Super Training does this). Prior to Gen VI, the only way of getting EVs past 100 was to fight Pokémon (catching works too in Gen VI); each Pokémon has their own EV yield, so for example, defeating a Shinx would give you 1 Attack EV, and defeating a Roselia would give you 2 Sp. Atk EVs. Note that I said "past 100" in the previous paragraph. This refers to Proteins, Calciums, Irons, etc. which add 10 EVs to a specific stat, though they only go up to 100 per stat, and that "100" includes any prior EV training, so if you find you're only able to use 8 Carbos, then you've probably already fought 11~20 Weedles or something. Y'know the Effort Ribbon given out by certain NPCs? That tells you that your Pokémon has reached 510 EVs, and that you're done with EV training. Y'know the Macho Brace and the Power items? Their in-game descriptions are very vague, as what they really do is boost the amount of EVs you gain from defeating Pokémon (same with Pokérus). The Macho Brace and Pokérus double the amount you gain (and can work in tandem, so you get quadruple the EV yield!), whereas the Power items are more specialized in each individual stat, ADDING 3 additional EVs onto what you gained from defeating a Pokémon. The drop in Speed is only while the item is held. That's the bulk of it down. I'd give a link to Bulbapedia's fancy article, but 3DS and all that.

@Prodigal You may be thinking of EVs, and they can't be passed down.