Recent content by ZeldaStrife

I chose Bulbasaur from Oak because I havent raised a Bulbasaur in a loooong time. From Steve, I picked Mudkip because, well... it's Mudkip! XD All joking aside, I picked those because I was planning on basing my new team around them. I picked other Pokemon from my boxes that I had always...

I just couldn't get attached to the Pokemon in B/W like I could in SS. Generation II Pokemon are still great.

So happy that someone else has said this. once I defeated N and then Ghetsis, I was like, "Is that it?" And now, I have almost no desire to go back and find those Seven Sages or whatever (also, can you say LEGEND OF ZELDA? I mean, come on.... XP) Indeed! I am still playing SoulSilver...

My SoulSilver is complete, and I am actually working on a raising a second team. I still really love that game! A friend of mine gave me his copy of HeartGold, but I havent had a chance to play it since I got White. These remakes have been my favorite of all the pokemon games--including...

Personally, I dont consider that red Gyarados a true, rare shiny because it is there every time the game is played--it is a key element to the story and it will always be there. However, I suppose that if I were to count it, then I've seen one shiny Pokemon--the red Gyarados. XD

so there's no finite way to make my Pokemon be infected by the virus? It is a random occurrence?

all right, I know what the Pokerus is and what it does, but how do I get my Pokemon infected? And then what do I do?

Lordy, I must be the most unlucky person on the planet because i have never seen one EVER in all my years of playing Pokemon. I do agree with you there, Wyatt Fire.

yeah, what everyone else said. they're just really, really, really rare Pokemon with color variations. XD Technically speaking, the red Gyarados at the Lake of Rage is a shiny Pokemon, but I personally dont count that as a rarity since it is there every time you play the game--it is built...

on my first team for SS, it was usually my Typhlosion or my Raichu. I've started training a second team, so I usually have my Marshtomp or Venusaur follow me. :)

according to Serebii.net, the odds of seeing a shiny Pokemon in the wild is a 1/8000 chance. Every Pokemon has a shiny version. They're just really, really rare varieties of all the available Pokemon. I myself have never ever seen one, and I've been playing the games for sixteen years, but...

I'm not entirely sure what it is either, and I've been playing the games for sixteen years. I think it's just because I've never played them for real competitions and stuff like that before--it just play them because it's Pokemon. XD Anyway, could someone tell me exactly what that stands for...

lol. I always wondered why that's all he says; is that Nintendo trying to reach out to the player adn have the player fill in what he says when he is challenged? Red is a mysterious trainer for sure. and awesome--i love beating his butt!! XD As for me, I loved getting back in touch with...

I have a quick question that I hope isn't too silly. I just beat N at the Pokemon League; so now I have to find those Sages, but the Pokemon every other Trainer has is in the lower 60s, a vast difference to my only lower 50s level Pokemon that were needed to beat N. My question is this...

Bwaha, that's awesome! Laurel and Hardy, Fred and Ethel, Lucy and Ricky.... lol. aw, now i wish we could have named them! XD