dracozolt runerigus dragonite celebi garchomp lugia probopass slowking boldore nihilego parasect umbreon cresselia arcanine chimchar celesteela

5: Jangmo-o. one of its abilities (Soundproof) is really good.

4: Beldum. it doesn’t evolve at a super high level, and is the only pseudo-legendary that doesnt have any dragon or ground typing, meaning that it’s not just a super normal pseudo legendary (and i think that’s awesome)

3: Gible. i like it’s evolved form (garchomp) and i just love gible! i don’t know why!

2: Deino. i think it’s cute, and i just like it!

1: Goomy!...

I've technically had her since right before my birthday in October, but then Sw/Sh came out. Now that I've pretty much wrapped up posting about the games, I figure it's as good a time as ever to share her :)

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Pokemon Sword and Shield are the 8th generation of Pokemon games, and the first main-line games on a home console system (if you don't count Colosseum and XD Gale of Darkness as main-line, as most fans classify them as spin-offs,) the Nintendo Switch. These are also my first Pokemon games since X/Y, since everything in between looked bad even from the trailers and announcements. So, how does this latest edition of Pokemon stand up against the competition? Read on, but beware - it gets a bit long....

Pokemon Sword and Shield are controversial to be sure, but the two areas I feel I need to discuss are (two of) the game's characters and the game's end-game "legendary disaster" plot. Both were poorly handled by the game, and the game's failings in these respects deserves some examination.

We'll start with the two worst characters in the game, a.k.a. the "Brothers From Hell" and why I found them to be such terribly written characters. The way these two were handled...