The Monotype Challenge

[theoblivinator]

Ultimate Grass Monotype by theoblivinator

I'm playing this on an actual Blue cartridge since I dislike emulation. I just took some snapshots with my phone of important battles to share on here, and put them in the spoiler. They don't look as clean as a computer screenshot would, but I feel this is the most legit way I could do it.

Kanto Update #1

Spoiler:

Well I obviously picked Bulbasaur as my starter.

Rival Battle #1

Uneventful to say the least.

Afterwards I delivered Oak's parcel, obtained my Pokedex, and did a little bit of training before the next battle.

Rival Battle #2

Leech Seed was the only reason I won this battle. Pidgey used several Sand Attacks on me instead of Tackle, and Charmander used Growl way to much. My lowered attack and accuracy drug the battle out a long time and honestly without Leech Seed slowly draining health and giving it back to me I would have lost. I had to use a Potion in this fight too.

I traveled through Viridian Forest, leveled up several times against the Bug Catchers. Spent a little cash at Pewter City's Mart for some potions and other healing items. Then I went to the gym.

Leader Brock

Another cake walk.

 

[JJ Styles]

Normal Monotype update - near the end, already?

The story so far:

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Well i didn't think that i wouldn't encounter missingno but because I've always named myself as "Jan" as a kid in Gen 1, so i thought i wouldn't be able to encounter missingno and fulfill what i never got to experience during my childhood. Don't worry though people. I'm not abusing any cloned items since i see that there's no point anyway. My team is pretty much ahead of anything the game can throw at me, save for a horde of LVL160 Magnemites.

Also, cleared Saffron City. I was surprised that I never swept Sabrina with Amneslax because her lead Kadabra actually Crit'd my Snorlax before it could set up. Also, I find it surprising that her Kadabra has a much better offensive moveset than her supposed ace Alakazam.

Also, Viridian City gym got smashed hard with everyone. I decided to let everyone have a part in clearing away every gym tenant before Giovanni.

While I'm making my monotype narration of updates sound really easy, but i guess this is to be expected in a generation where some of the best mons are Normal types. Persian? Snorlax? Tauros? All with movepools that go well together and can use both Physical and Special moves without feeling awkard? This gen was pretty much it. Persian with Bubblebeam? Tauros with Fire Blast? Snorlax with Surf + Amnesia? Again, its not my fault i'm abusing everything in this game. Also, the AI in the gen 1 games were pretty primitive at the time so its really random and anyone can practically win gen 1 especially with a team of really overpowered mons in this gen, which is why i added the no use of healing items during trainer battles + Set mode only clauses in order to make things interesting as i heavily dislike item spam.

Spoiler:

As an extra part of this normal monotype run, I've decided that my super endpoint, after finishing the supposed end point, will be the trainer battle with unused/glitch data "Professor Oak". I have complete knowledge on how to set up the glitches in order to face Gen 1's unused super boss.

 

[Hann]

Update #2: Grass - Platinum
I mentioned it in the DCC thread at the time , but while I was training a shiny Budew popped up, so naturally I used that one instead of the one I already had. I also got the Eevee in Hearthome and backtracked a bit to get it to evolve into a Leafeon.

Screens:

Spoiler:

Team:

Terraform the Lax Torterra (M) @ Lv.34
Ability: Overgrow
Tackle, Bite, Earthquake, Razor Leaf

Snips the Hasty (Shiny) Budew (M) @ Lv.31
Ability: Natural Cure
Item: Soothe Bell
Water Sport, Stun Spore, Mega Drain, Worry Seed

Nariselle the Naughty Wormadam (F) @ Lv.33
Ability: Anticipation
Psybeam, Razor Leaf, Bug Bite, Hidden Power

Fern the Sassy Leafeon (M) @ Lv.33
Ability: Leaf Guard
Tackle, Bullet Seed, Synthesis, Quick Attack

 

[ColourCodedGB]

Forum User Name: ColourCodedGB
Pokémon Type: Grass
Challenge Mode: Single
Game(s): Ruby

Ruby and Sapphire have a great selection of Rock and Grass types, so I'd like to try out both of those runs. I'll be starting out with Grass though. Are you allowed to train more than 6 Pokemon if you'd like? Ruby has so many great grass types that I may find uses for temporary ones.\

Extra Restrictions:
Revives are banned during battles
Game is played on "Set" battle mode

 

[Necrum]

Forum User Name: ColourCodedGB
Pokémon Type: Grass
Challenge Mode: Single
Game(s): Ruby

Ruby and Sapphire have a great selection of Rock and Grass types, so I'd like to try out both of those runs. I'll be starting out with Grass though. Are you allowed to train more than 6 Pokemon if you'd like? Ruby has so many great grass types that I may find uses for temporary ones.\

Extra Restrictions:
Revives are banned during battles
Game is played on "Set" battle mode

There is no limit to the number of Pokemon you can train, as long as you train at least 2.

 

[ColourCodedGB]

Actually, cancel my signup for monotype normal sapphire. It looks like a horrible run to play. : <

 

[Laguna]

I feel like doing one of these, so let's start with an easier one.

Forum User Name: striderviper
Pokémon Type: Water
Challenge Mode: Single
Game: Silver

I picked this one because I just had the feeling to play through Gen 2 for no good reason, and the only big challenge with using only water types in G/S/C is Sprout Tower, and even then it's at the beginning so it's nothing a little some a lot of grinding can't fix.

 

[cRaCkZ]

Forum User Name: cRaCkZ
Pokémon Type: Psychic
Challenge Mode: Single
Game: Pokemon Glazed (if is possible)

If i can't use Glazed ,leave me a reply and i will start with emerald.

 

[ColourCodedGB]

I've made considerable progress in my Grass monotype run for Ruby, though a lot of it has been a real struggle because the game just refuses to co-operate with me in battles. Here's the journey so far.

Spoiler:

(1) Picked Treecko as my starter and named it Lizardkid. He has a modest nature, and even at time of writing is still a worthless pile of garbage. He can't take a single physical hit, and can barely dish out any damage because he can't learn anything worthwhile until Level 29, even with the help of the TMs available through the first four gyms. He's not been helpful at any point in the game so far. Not much longer though....
(2) Fought May and lost because Treecko is so bad. Her Torchic got two critical hits and killed Treecko quickly. A trip to the hospital and some potion support in-battle helped Treecko win baby's first battle.
(3) Got the Pokedex and used my slashed in half wallet to buy whatever extra Pokeballs I could. I captured a Seedot and named it Peanutkid.
(4) Since Peanutkid can't reflect the energy of relentless racoon growls, I had to depend on Treecko to not die through the required fights before I could get the Bullet Seed TM.
(5) After helping Wally catch his Pokemon and being told by my Dad that I'm a wimp, I sneakily crept past every trainer I could so I could get out of Petalburg Woods and teach Peanutkid Bullet Seed.
(6) Went back to Petalburg Woods to capture a Shroomish named Stirfrykid, who will end up doing pretty much everything by himself for a long while. Unfortunately I forgot to check the nature of it until I was about to fight Brawly, so now I'm stuck with a hindering special defense nature. He was the most reliable guy in my party up until very recently.
(7) After beating up a bunch of trainers, Treecko, Peanutkid, and shroomish were all at level 11. Decided to fight Roxanne a little early. I deposited Treecko and Peanutkid in the PC, and only went into the fight with Roxanne with a level 11 Shroomish just for fun. Shroomish still kicked her butt, since Leech Seed is amazing, and Nosepass can't dish out damage to save its life.

Stone Badge obtained!

(8) After more trainer fights, rescuing Peeko, and picking up the miracle seed from the forest, I set sail for Dewford Town.
(9) While delivering the letter to Steven without flash (since I've played this game a lot) I fought wild Pokemon until Peanutkid evolved into Nuzleaf, and Lizardkid evolved into Grovyle.
(10) Got totally beat up by Brawly on my first attempt, though Stun Spore wasn't really helping at all. Not a single time did the opponent get fully paralyzed.
(11) After depositing Peanutkid (also known as "Let's Set Up Bulk Up") and doing a bit of leveling, Shroomish and Grovyle fought Brawly once again, this time with Mega Drain being an option. Shroomish went out first to set up leech seed and Stun spore. Brawly was using leer on me during that, so I switched to Grovyle to negate the effects. Grovyle managed to land one absorb before dying immediately to a single karate chop. Shroomish went back out to finish the really stressful and very close battle, mostly because Leech Seed is amazing. Once again, Shroomish did everything pretty much by himself.

Knuckle Badge Obtained!

(12) Was very happy to leave Dewford, and set sail for Slateport. I immediately went to the route above to look for an Oddish. Thankfully I found exactly what I wanted on my first oddish, which was a relief after the struggle of Dewford. I caught a female Calm natured Oddish, and named it Cabbagekid.
(13) Beat up Team Magma in the Oceanic Museum, and taught Thief to Peanutkid
(14) Many difficult and slow paced battles occurred from Slateport to Mauville, including the next battle with May. Wailmer was taken out by Peanutkid. I then switched to Shroomish who managed to tank an ember so I could set up leech seed. (Playing on "set" battle mode remember) Shroomish got knocked out, and Cabbagekid was sent out. Luckily Combusken used focus energy, which allowed Cabbagekid to use sleep powder. Combusken stayed asleep for a long time, but woke up and embered Cabbagekid. Combusken was knocked out by leech seed the same turn. Grovyle and Peanutkid picked off May's Shroomish, and the battle was won.
(15) The struggle continues....None of my Pokemon can use decent moves, and Oddish is considered the "tank" of the group. Some relief is finally achieved when Shroomish learns headbutt, and evolves into Breloom one level later. Shortly after, Cabbagekid evolves into Gloom.
(16) It's worth noting here that Oddish had been gaining some pretty impressive stats during level ups, and it looked like my plan was going to be as successful as I hoped. Very soon....
(17) Deposited Grovyle and Peanutkid and fought Wattson with just Breloom and Cabbagekid since they were the only two I needed. Breloom insta-killed Magnemite with Mach Punch, I switched to Gloom so voltorb could use selfdestruct on it, and Breloom got a critical hit Mach Punch on Magneton and knocked it out instantly.

Dynamo Badge Obtained!

(18) Got my other guys from the PC (including my HMZagoon) and finally head out towards Fallarbor Town. Picked up some TMs along the way, and avoided as many fights as I could. I taught Secret Power to Gloom so it can finally have a decent move.
(19) At long last FINALLY arrived at Meteor Falls, the cave of opportunity! Peanutkid fought a bunch of Solrock to boost his levels and Attack evs, and to also theif a Sun Stone!
(20) Cabbagekid at long last evolves into Bellossom, and learns Magical Leaf at the move Tutor. Proceeds to laugh off embers in Firey path like a tank

 

[Laguna]

Strider's Silver Water-Type Update 1: (New Bark Town - Violet City)
I'm setting this up kinda like a Let's Play because I already do those, albeit in a different format.

Spoiler:

Lugia > Ho-Oh, and don't even try to deny it.

Boring intro is boring. I'm not gonna go into the story, but I took way too many screenshots so have a tl;dr of it.

I pick Totodile and name it after a certain Final Fantasy protagonist we all know and love. The journey to Mr. Pokémon's house is pretty uneventful except for the fact Tidus got to Level 7 and learned Rage. Guess how many times I used that move.

Sentret's sprite in this game is adorable =3

We get the useless egg and pokédex, and run into Silver with his Chikorita.

It ends about as well for him as you'd expect.

Yes, I'm boring and named my rival Silver. Anyway, now we can actually go to Violet City and hopefully fight someone that's less of a wuss.

Who am I kidding, they all suck just as much.

I'm not sure if the "my ratatta is in the top precentage of ratatta" line is even in this game but I do this anyway. The rest of the journey to Violet City is more of what you just saw. Also Tidus is now level 10. That's higher than all of Falkner's pokémon.

And now, Sprout Tower. This dungeon... Actually wasn't too bad, even if 95% of the pokémon there have a type advantage on Tidus.

Sure, this happened in the first fight, but the pokémon center was close and eventually Tidus started to KO all these level 3 bellsprouts in one hit.

I never understood how the last guy in Sprout Tower can fight you when he got beaten by your rival just a second ago. Anyway, Flash HM, yay.

So, here's Falkner. Take a guess how this fight ends. (also that pidgeotto is illegal you bastard)

So we get the Zephyr Badge, the TM for Mud-Slap (???) and the Egg from earlier. And yes, I'm ending the update when Totodile is literally 12 XP from leveling up.

Team:

Tidus the Totodile (Lv. 15)
Scratch
Leer
Rage
Water Gun

I know this doesn't seem like much of a team so far, but we get the Old Rod on the next route, so you can bet I'm gonna have more by the end of next update.

Anyway, that was fun. Stay tuned for more from me!

 

[cRaCkZ]

I started my Journey and choses Chimchar as starter.
In caught a lv4 ralts and train him until lv 6 (Need to learn confusion)
Chimchar boxed.

Current Location : Stormy City
Badges: 3

Pokemons

Roxy|Gardevoir|Lv.39|Hardy|Synchronize
Confusion| Psychic|Calm Mind |Thunderbolt

Eevee->Espeon (won at Lighthouse Challenge)
Psy|Espeon|Lv.33|Hasty|Synchronize
Quick Attack|Swift|Leaf Blade|Confusion

HM Slave
Chimchar (Lv14 becuse of Whrilwind )
Cut|Rock Smash|Strentght|Ember

 

[Crackin355]

Well I haven't done anything to do with this since early 2013. I guess my previous Fire ultimate completion is invalid because of X/Y now. Well I'm not sure how I'll go about this but I'll figure things out.

Forum User Name: Crackin355
Pokémon Type: Bug
Challenge Mode: Ultimate
Game(s): LeafGreen, HeartGold, Emerald, Platinum, White + Black2, Y

because I think BW and BW2 are pretty different I think I'll just add some more work onto myself and do both. If that's not allowed then just ignore Black2 whenever I update that. I had started Bug before but when my laptop died so did all the files with it. I'll just play at my own pace, probably do a little of all of them alongside each other to make it more interesting.

 

[JJ Styles]

Pokemon Blue Monotype challenge update! - Victory already?

Yep, I've actually finished the whole challenge after my last update, but I didn't had the time to post my update on it. Also, something went wrong with the savefile so I couldn't continue on with my journey to defeat the Gen 1 super boss [S-HIGHLIGHT](Glitch Data Professor Oak)[/S-HIGHLIGHT]

The Elite Four:

Spoiler:

VS Lorelei:
- Bolt Beamer "Not OU" the Clefable did a lot of work here. She was able to use Thunderbolt a couple of times against most of Lorelei's part water lineup until Jynx, which required one of my other options in Raticate to make quick work of her, and Lapras was finished off by our team's Signature mon, Infinity the Persian. Crithax'd.

VS Bruno:
- Our Snorlax BigNigga went up first in order to deal with the first Onyx as I didn't want to use our team's Persian with Bubblebeam against it. BigNigga was slow as molasses as the Onix went up first but it didn't deal that much damage which gave it room for BigNigga to use Amnesia. After the massive +2 Special, that Onix never stood a chance. However, the rest of Bruno's team was handled by our Fearow Byrdd which took care of the Hitmonbros and Machamp. The 2nd Onix was down'd by once again our Persian.

VS Agatha:
- Even when below their exp level, our Tauros showed why it was one of Gen 1's OU power players. It was able to outspeed most of Agatha's part poison lineup and knock em out with Earthquake. Not even her last Gengar stood a chance.

VS Lance:
- I lead with NotOU the clefable to take care of that Gyarados and lucky for us, it didn't immediately use Hyper Beam. Instead it used Leer, which meant that one Thunderbolt later, it was down. However, the rest of Lance's Dragons where quiet a daunting task to beat since they outsped Clefable but she mostly survived the hits and retaliated with Ice Beam. However, Aerodactyl and Dragonite where huge problems because of their large level spikes. Gen 1 lance is a huge level spike from the rest of the E4 members. A really daunting task.

VS Rival/Champion:
- This was a rather strange match overall. Our battle with the champ showed some of the primitiveness of Gen 1's AI. There were times that instead of using a sure move to kill us, the Champ was using status moves, which was really strange. An example of such is the Tauros vs Arcanine match where despite Tauros' lower level, Arcanine was using status moves instead of using some attacks. Another strange encounter was Alakazam, who was a huge threat, using status moves it shouldn't use, such as using Reflect when facing a special attacker. The big MVP's of this battle was our Fearow who had Toxic to use on Exeggcutor and Blastoise, our Tauros, Majoruros, and Infinity the Persian pushed through.

Final Lineup before something happened to the save file:
Infinity the Persian, lvl54
Slash, Bubblebeam, Payday, Screech

Splinter the Raticate, lvl52
Quick Attack, Hyper Fang, Dig, Tail Whip (pretty useful even for end game)

Bignigga, the Snorlax, lvl52
Strength, Surf, Amnesia, Rest

Byrdd, the Fearow, lvl51
Drill Peck, Fly, Toxic, Hyper Beam, Agility

NotOU the Clefable, lvl53
Thunderbolt, Ice Beam, Metronome, Mega Punch

Majoruros, the Tauros, lvl55
Body Slam, Fire Blast, Earthquake, Rage (LOL)

That pretty much completes the whole Normal Gen 1 monotype challenge on my part. I guess i felt cheap doing this mode as it felt more of a time passing activity than a daunting thrill of excitement that what most monotype challenges are supposed to be. Normal is pretty much the best type in Gen 1 as literally any moveset is possible for them without feeling awkward or lacking in any form of Fire Power. Sure they don't have STAB on other moves but the deep movepools in a generation where there's only a limited about of good moves was their huge advantage.

Overall thoughts for the team:
- Gen 1 Normal type is the best type. I didn't need SMOGON to tell me that
- Gen 1 is the only gen where Normal types in a casual playthrough outclasses and beats the living hell out of Fighting types
- Literally everyone can run Physical and Special moves without feeling awkward as long as those other non-normal moves are used against the types those moves are weak too. Just ask Tauros using Fire Blast.
- The run didn't feel difficult at all compared to my other runs (sigh Grass monos). It was enjoyable watching the h4x that Gen 1 really is but i felt that i had too much power for this run.
- The hardest part of this run was legitimately defeating a lvl160 Magnemite during my time having fun with the old man glitch. I did use potions for this battle but since its a glitched pokemon and not a trainer battle, it was alright. You guys saw what i dealt with right?

 

[Laguna]

Strider's Silver Water-Type Update 2: (Violet City - Azalea Town)

Spoiler:

Man, I hate it when my pokémon get inflicted with QUIT.

Anyway, starting the update proper, Route 32!

This guy blocks you until you beat Falkner (persumably because falkner paid him to do it) and then he gives me an item that is entirely useless to me. Man, I hate this guy.

Our first catch of the day is this derptastic thing, which will help us tremendously since it's part Ground type.

I don't think you're living in the same world here, dude. (he wanted to sell me a slowpoketail for a million pokébucks)

Yay, now I can catch Magikarp!

Which is what we do pretty immediately.

And now for Union Cave.

A lot of this happened, moving on. Also, Zidane learned Slam but I forgot to take a screenshot.

So we get to Azalea Town, but this douche is blocking the gym. Let's go beat up all of his friends.

By the way Kurt has the best mohawk, just saying.

After beating a rocket grunt that looks suspiciously like Jessie from the anime, Tidus finally decides to evolve. Thank god.

Pokéballs from Kurt, hooray. I'm probably just gonna stick to normal ones, thank you. (also the togepi egg hatched around this time, I'm not gonna use it)

And now for the Gym. I beat all of the trainers but then I wanted to train up Zidane and Tifa a bit and the pokémon on Route 32 barely give any experience. Not a big deal, right? All I have to do is go on the next--

wait what

OH CRAP

Okay, uh, change of plans. Let's just beat Bugsy, why not.

A couple Water Guns later, we win without a problem.

So the Hivebadge is ours, as is the TM for Fury Cutter, which I teach to Tidus so I can beat Silver's face in.

"Stop being better than me, you stupid weakling!"

Doing some last-minute grinding, Tifa learns to (kinda) fend for herself.

Next time on Silver Monotype, Whitney! Shoot me now.

Team:

Tidus the Croconaw (Lv. 19)
Scratch
Leer
Fury Cutter
Water Gun

Zidane the Wooper (Lv. 15)
Water Gun
Tail Whip
Slam

Tifa the Magikarp (Lv. 15)
Splash
Tackle

 

[JJ Styles]

Johto Crystal (Emulator Edition) Grass type monorun Super mega update!: Motivation!

I finally decided to tie all the loose ends to this monotype challenge. The requirement of 16 badges and Red felt a little daunting at first and i felt that I wouldn't have the lineup to deal with the game's end boss, but i decided to man up and play by clearing whoever Kanto gym leader felt clearing out.

VS Surge:

Spoiler:

- A grass type mono pretty much laughs at the face of Surge's party but his pokemon tried to be annoying with Double Team and Thunder Wave. As an added challenge, i used our team's Jumpluff Magic (ah ah awwwwww!), to try solo Surge with Sleep Powder and Leech Seed antics, which strangely worked. Sleep-Seed is OP.

VS Sabrina:

Spoiler:

- I didn't know it was possible but it happened. I just happened to stumble across Saffron City and take on Sabrina's gym and our team was strong enough to do so. Once again, Magic the Jumpluff and our ace Cheleene, the Meganium smashed through the gym.

VS Janine:

Spoiler:

- Unlike Koga who was a legitimate threat against our team, Janine was much weaker. The levels of her pokes are really low compared to what our team has faced. I decided to make it quick by sweeping her (and the entire gym) with Calitrilolz the Exeggcutor, and Jakkie, the Parasect.

Other key moments:
- Finally found the Celadon City department store and bought as many hidden power HMs as possible to see what hidden powers (pun intended) our party was capable of. Both our Jumpluff and Meganium have Hidden Power Ghost.

11/16.

Team update will be on another post

 

[Crackin355]

Well I'm starting with LeafGreen I guess, like I did last time. The naming sense has changed a lot though. Made a banner thing for my signature too if you just want the quick look at what I've got. No screenshots because I don't really like how they look.

Tadokoro [BUTTERFREE] ♀ Lv15
Brave Nature @No Item
HP:46 | ATK:23 | DEF:22 | Sp.A:32 | Sp.D:30 | SPD:25
>Tackle
>Sleep Powder
>PoisonPowder
>Confusion

Raku [BEEDRILL] ♂ Lv12
Impish Nature @No Item
HP:40 | ATK:27 | DEF:18 | Sp.A:16 | Sp.D:24 | SPD:26
>Poison Sting
>String Shot
>Harden
>Fury Attack

-: Started the game, named myself Crackin and the rival Gary.
-: Caught Lv4 Caterpie and named her Tadokoro after the character from Shokugeki no Soma. I'm holding onto Erina or Nakiri for a better pokemon. Butterfree is like cute and harmless right? Makes perfect sense.
-: Caught Lv5 Weedle and named him Raku after the character from Nisekoi. Not sure why, suddenly came to mind so I went with it.
-: Beat Gary easily after grinding to Lv10.
-: Got totalled by Brock in one hit each via Rock Tomb.
-: After spending all my money I kept throwing myself at him until Tadokoro could live through one hit and then two-shot Onix.
-: Recieved the Boulder Badge.

 

[Hann]

Update #3: Grass - Platinum
Just one more team member left, two gym badges and the Elite Four + Champion. This one's going quite well, not like the Fire Red one I once tried to do (which I gave up on in the end and I, sadly, will have to do again.).

Screens:

Spoiler:

Team:

Terraform the Lax Torterra (M) @ Lv.43
Ability: Overgrow
Tackle, Bite, Earthquake, Razor Leaf

Snips the Hasty (Shiny) Roselia (M) @ Lv.42
Ability: Poison Point
Item: Poison Barb
Toxic, Stun Spore, Mega Drain, Petal Dance

Nariselle the Naughty Wormadam (F) @ Lv.42
Ability: Anticipation
Item: Quick Claw
Psybeam, Razor Leaf, Bug Bite, Hidden Power

Fern the Sassy Leafeon (M) @ Lv.45
Ability: Leaf Guard
Magical Leaf, Bullet Seed, Giga Drain, Quick Attack

Bananaz the Gentle Tropius (F) @ Lv.42
Ability: Chlorophyll
Razor Leaf, Body Slam, Magical Leaf, Fly

 

[Crackin355]

Update #2 - Kanto 2/8
Continued, had some issues with the emulator but everything should be fine now.

Tadokoro [BUTTERFREE] ♀ Lv20
Brave Nature @No Item
HP:58 | ATK:29 | DEF:28 | Sp.A:41 | Sp.D:39 | SPD:32
>Thief
>Sleep Powder
>PoisonPowder
>Confusion

Raku [BEEDRILL] ♂ Lv21
Impish Nature @No Item
HP:62 | ATK:44 | DEF:29 | Sp.A:25 | Sp.D:39 | SPD:44
>Poison Sting
>Twineedle
>Focus Energy
>Fury Attack

Sento [PARAS] ♀ Lv21
Impish Nature @No Item
HP:52 | ATK:40 | DEF:31 | Sp.A:21 | Sp.D:30 | SPD:22
>Scratch
>Leech Life
>Bullet Seed
>PoisonPowder

-: Caught Lv10 Paras and named her Sento after the character from Amagi Brilliant Park. I saw a picture of her on one of the forums I visited and thought I might as well since I don't know what else I'd name her.
-: Completed Mt. Moon.
-: Had some issues with VBA.
-: Beat Gary, the whole team helped out.
-: Got the S.S Ticket.
-: Fought Misty; Raku defeated both Staryu and Starmie using Twineedle. Usually I have trouble with this gym so I didn't expect him to finish her so quickly.
-: Got the Cascade Badge.

 

[cRaCkZ]

Update:
Curent Location: Palmtree Resort

Caught: Jynx,Slowpoke,Abra,Beldum,Kirlia(male)

Slaves: Vibrava (Fly) , Buizel (Surf, until caught Slowpoke) , Chimchar (Cut,Strentgh,RockSmash)

Badges:6



My team:

Roxy | Gardevoir (M)| Lv.45 | Hardy Synchronize|

Shadow Ball|Calm Mind|Thunderbolt|Psychic



Psy |Espeon(M) | Lv.42 |Hasty| Synchronize

Shadow Ball|Swift|Leaf Blade|Psybeam



Speedy | Alakazam (F)| Lv.30 |Hasty|Synchronize|

Teleport|Shadow Ball|Psybeam|Recover



Jinx|Jynx(F)|Lv.30 |Hasty|Oblivious|

Water Pulse| Ice Beam| Shadow Ball| Ice Punch



What| Slowpoke (M) |Lv.30|Bold|Oblivious|

Ice Beam|Confusion|Shadow Ball|Surf

Knight| Gallade (M) | Lv.28 | Naughty | Hyper Cutter

Shadow Ball| Thunderbolt | CalmMind | Psychic




Boxed Psy:


Metal |Metang| Lv.25 |Mild| Clear Body|

Take Down

 

[Necrum]

Wow guys! In less than 6 months you have pushed this thread to 1000 posts once again! I would do something special, but I don't know what would be worth it now that we have the free play mode for people to bend the rules with.