Recent content by SleepyGomamon

That kind of destruction would be a BEST case scenario. There would be countless rogue groups using pokemon like Kadabra to steal private information and national secrets, groups using Gastly and such for covert assassinations, Magnemites to scramble computer systems and people using Koffing and...

Having a theme makes a deck more focused. It helps you set a goal around which you can construct; if a card enhances the theme, it's in, if it doesn't, it's out...so it can be a useful deckbuilding tool. Having a largely random deck can work, but it probably won't go as smoothly as it could. The...

Extremespeed Ice beam Shadow ball Ancient power Silver wind Earthquake Toxic Baton pass Hidden power False swipe Most are high power moves, but a few really nice strategic type moves make my list.

Anything that can't be explained by science can be labelled 'magical'. In the pokemon universe, I'm sure researchers probably have at least some explanation for pokemon related things that we don't. (After all, we can't exactly examine an Abra's brain to see what lets it teleport, but scientists...

I usually prefer normal pokemon. Legendary pokemon are all well and good, but they're not big on variety, you can't breed egg moves to them, and they don't require a lot of technique. My favorite legendaries are the Regis. They're legendary, but they aren't really about pure power, and more...

Pokemon, particularly the games and card game, really have no age limits. I liked the games back when they just came out, and now that I'm older, I can appreciate them on a deeper level (like more careful strategy, manipulation of hidden stats ect.), really, in those respects, pokemon can be...

Your Pok?name is: Snakeeon Profile You live in the veldts of Britain, and your diet consists mostly of bats, meatballs and industrial runoff. Characteristics (Combat and Non-combat) You can resist Dr. Pepper. You can resist hot death. You have a force field. You can drink lava. You can shoot...

I always level a team to 100 in each game set. Back in R/B it was: Hitmonlee Cloyster Raichu Alakazam Flareon Venusaur In G/S/C: Meganium Lapras Alakazam Umbreon Ampharos Skarmory In Ru/Sa: Alakazam Skarmory Heracross Regice Breloom Typhlosion And lastly, In Fr/Lg: Aerodactyl Venusaur...

I'd say Winona. Even though fire works fine for Tropius and Skarmory, its no help with the others, plus, her pokemon are pretty fast, and Torchic's line is much better at dealing damage than taking it.

I think a really wierd thing is how eager ghost pokemon are to K.O themselves with curse. The same thing goes with pokemon with Belly Drum...I mean, logically, most creatures aren't going to INTENTIONALLY faint when someone is trying to beat them up.

I like steel and ice pokemon. My favorite gym leader is probably Winona, because of her Skarmory and Altaria.

It's utterly random, so whichever route you can get in the most battles in quickly. Earlier today, I caught a sky-blue Psyduck while crossing the little pond in Viridian city.

Honestly, I think just blindly throwing pokeballs and hoping for the best is probably the best way. Food renders them almost impossible to catch, and Chansey in particular is likely to flee regardless...so just toss as many balls as you can.

Trading over your best pokemon and then restarting is the best way to end up with at least one of each starter, fossil and legendary catdog, so I'd recommend it.

I liked Silver/Gold. It was fun to have a huge new region to explore AND be able to return to kanto to revisit the locations and gyms from the earlier games. Makes one feel sorry for Blaine though. :P