MugoUrth

I'm trying to find a good Poison STAB for "El señor de Cheshire." ...But I don't have any yet.

I'd rather end the discussion, so I'll message you in your profile feed instead. BTW, I already managed to trade a Haunter with someone from Spain, but if you want to trade Haunters anyway, Noobie, you're welcome to do so. Also, I'll add you Ricepigeon.

Say, Noobie. You want to trade each-other a Haunter? I already have Gengarite, and I know Gengar's a strong Pokemon, so it might be a good addition to my team.

Well, my Grumpig has Odd Incense to help boost his psychic abilities, but that's about it. (I know I shouldn't be using Grumpig competitively.) The rest are pretty much Mega Stones and money boosters.

I almost want to call the almighty shenanigans on this, except it's not the first of April. I will say this much for Shaq Fu, it had one thing going for it: While it's controls were clunky and unresponsive, it's characters were fluid and animated quite nicely. It's arguably one of those "Graphics over Gameplay" type games. ...Still, I disagree with people who say Shaq Fu for the SNES was the worst fighting game ever made, cause it's not. It's just the most recognizable bad game. I've played plenty of games that looked AND played worse. For example, Strip Fighter 2 for the Turbographix, IMO, is the worst fighting game ever made. The controls in that game are so incredibly unresponsive, that finding out how many Turbographx controllers someone would have to buy before they realize the controls in the game are the problem and not the controller would be a more fun game than it. They make Shaq Fu look like the Tin Woodsman dancing around an oil geyser. Also, IMO, the Genesis version of Shaq Fu had slightly better controls than the SNES one did, but I'd have to compare the two side by side.

Yeah, I've been thinking of putting more time into Super Training. That might help.

It's not so much that they're strong, though. I just really don't like them. It has nothing to do with losing to them so often. But how will it help me if I'm cleanswept every single time and never actually get a chance to see what I'm doing wrong? Too many battles I go into, my Pokemon are always being cleanswept in one shot, even from Not Effective moves, which tells me NOTHING about why I'm losing. Also, I don't want ALL my videos to be losses.

But what about Leafeon and Glaceon?

The Eevee line is a serious trigger for me, as I said. Not only are they some of the ugliest Pokemon to date, All 9 of them (IMO) but everyone is godly obsessed with them. They're like the My Little Pony of Pokemon. They're Pokemon that, in general, piss me off just looking at them, let alone battling them. And what REALLY adds insult to injury is when Noob ended up sweeping my entire team with them. If I see someone using an Eeveeon, I'm not even gonna bother battling them. What do people have against leaving a battle? Isn't it better to do that then to make yourself more and more frustrated by forcing yourself to watch all your Pokemon die without even a snowball's chance? You may think it's pathetic to hate a Pokemon that much, but like I said, it's a chain reaction of the fanbase and not liking the characters themselves to begin with. I don't like Eevees just like people don't like My Little Pony or Sonic The Hedgehog or whatever.

"NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO!" Daniel Bryan

BTW: Nice Trainer video. ...Or is that a default one? I hope there's more poses Pokemon can use in the Trainer VR videos. There's not much you can do with just the Rejoice pose, not the Pokemon by itself anyway.

I got Lucario too. Ready. :D Edit: "I like winning. Keep challenging me, it's good for my ego." Gabby Jay

Actually, it breeds with the Full Incense, not the Lax Incense. I know it's an easy mistake to make though, given the name SnorLAX.

Now I know why I don't play competitively: I get frustrated easily. And I turn into a donkey when I lose constantly. I remember all the oubursts I had on Pokemon Showdown, a lot of things I'd rather leave in the past. :(

Alright, one more fight. ...Please go easy on me this time. I don't want a third clean-sweep battle. Note: I don't play competatively very often. Pokemon is for having fun to me, which is why I use a lot of UU or lower Pokemon that I like rather than a lot of OU or higher Pokemon I don't like. (Not that I won't use an OU Pokemon if I do like him.) Speaking of breeding, I'm trying to breed Munchlax to send them over on Wonder Trade, but none of my guys seem to be compatible with my female Snorlax.

Noobie, if you're not willing to take it easy on me, I don't want to fight you.

Noob, can I just say one thing. NEVER fight me with an all Eeveeon team. EVER! *Rants on about how much he hates the Eevee line.* Also, if you're gonna beat me, at LEAST let me kill ONE of them! Yeah, I know I sound like a total prick right now, but the Eevee line is a huge trigger for me. Please don't use them.

Only if your Pokemon are 50 or higher.

Not yet. That sounds a bit out of my league. Got anything easier? Like I said, in the Lv40 range or below?

Say, how are you with Pokemon Lv40 or below? So far, that's what I got. Not even to the 7th gym yet.

Friended. Ooh, you got Pokemon Y? That's cool, cause I got X. Maybe we can trade version exclusives.

Dad said he was running a bit-torrent last night, so that's why. Edit: Alright, guys. I guess it's time I quoted Dwain Johnson, AKA The Rock. FINALLY! THE MIRAJ HAS COME HOME TO THE DS INTERNET! My friend code is 5472-8036-5464

My dad finally managed to set it up.

I tried downloading that update last night, but I got an error when doing so. Is that normal?

I notice the PokeAmie uses the camera to interact with the Pokemon, like if you tilt your head the Pokemon does, and sometimes a game pops up where you have to make a certain face. ...But I cannot seem to get it to work properly. No matter how close or far from the DS I make a smile or wink, it never registers as correct.