Recent content by JakeProTrainer

I had an idea for a new 5th generation pokemon. You see, Riolu evolves during the day via happiness into Lucario. I'd like to see a Riolu evolution that occurs by happiness during the night. It would be fighting/dark type. Which actually leaves it with a fighting weakness and no other...

Waitaminute ... For some reason this reminded me of my female Raichu, Thundere. If you can figure out what that's a reference to, you must know what TV Tropes is. If you don't, for the sake of your free time do NOT google Tv Tropes or go to tvtropes.org. I warned you. I did.

It's a bandanna... Thanks for the criticism. I've been tinkering with them a bit, and I ended up completely redoing Eric's... I still need to correct the utter blackness of Elliot's suit and the unrealistic shine, but in the meantime I made some other modifications and additions to his...

A few sprites I recently made based on a few of the main characters in my fanfic Pro Trainer. Much thanks to the Spriters' Resource for providing the base sprites I modified to make these. Jake Carleton. Based on myself. Protagonist of Pro Trainer. Idealist. Andrew Bustrack. Based on...

Even the ones I don't use. I nickname ALL of my pokemon. Whether catching, breeding, or recieving from someone in-game, you can expect me to nickname them. Most of my nicknames contain references to historical or mythical figures, or shout outs to modern media. In addition, I go out of my...

Slow down for a moment. I'll agree that many of the third and fourth generation pokemon are less artistically imaginative then one would expect. But that doesn't mean that the first and second generations are without flaws or that the third and fourth generation pokemon have no amazingly...

Stop forcing the poor thing to battle! Togekiss is the pokemon most suited to my personality. I'm optomistic and cheerful, and I enjoy sharing that with others, and I dislike fighting and violence and shun it whenever possible. Unfortunately, Togekiss is still widely used in competitive...

AttackAttackAttack!! On most games, not just Pokemon, my strategies have a tendency to begin as ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK (pray I don't get attacked first.) As I continue to play said games, my stategy slowly develops into more complex affairs, but I have an alarming tendency to remain attack...

Destiny Bond of Trainerdom. Almost certainly a Ralts. It's evolutionary line fascinates me, as Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, and Gallade all develop extremely close connections to their trainers. I'd love to have that kind of bond with my pokemon. In addition to that, both Gardevoir and Gallade...

Crazed minds think alike. Interestingly enough, I had an idea similar to this, but not identical. Essentially, it would be like the handheld pokemon games, but fleshed out and massively expanded. The player would have a much wider range of choices for customizing their trainer, including...

Theorizing: My Hobby. Steel is essentially purified minerals, a "pure" form of rock. If you've ever seen someone use a gun against a rock, you'll notice the rock shatters into several pieces. Same principle applies to steel swords and other handheld weaponry, as long as they are used with...

I love trivia. Swablu is obsessive-compulsive. Togekiss is only a technical pacifist. A rampaging Tyranitar can destroy areas that are hundreds of thousands of times larger then itself. This may have something to do with the fact that Larvitar eat the mineral equivalent of a large mountain...

This is an extremely difficult choice. I'm torn between the Johto and Sinnoh regions. Both of these were excellent in their depth and design, and there were enough new pokemon from each that I liked to balance my opinion on that front as well. In the end, I had to side with Sinnoh because of...

I'm an artist in real life, too. Smeargle's Sketch move would be mind-blowingly useful. For purely offensive purposes, imagine using Judgement, Spacial Rend, Roar of Time, and Dark Void in a single moveset. Of course, there are many practical purposes to such an ability. As an example, one...

It controls the weather. You can't beat that. The "Best" Dragon-type pokemon, in terms of stats, is Rayquaza. I would like to note, however, that an Ice Beam from a properly trained Glaceon can and will drop it in one hit. A friend of mine who is something of an authority on Eevee and it's...