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Messages - Meowstic Royalty
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« on: June 03, 2016, 10:11 »
Solgaleo, the cover legendary of Pokemon Sun, is weak to fire. Lunala, the cover legendary of Pokemon Moon, is weak to dark. 
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« on: May 29, 2016, 14:56 »
Shiny Gogoat. Like seriously I've been in this friend safari for a week.
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« on: May 25, 2016, 16:53 »
The One-Two
Type: Fighting
Power: 30 (first attack) 100 (second attack)
Accuracy: 95
PP: 10
Category: Physical
The user hits the opponent with a quick jab on turn one, always causing them to flinch, before unleashing a mightier slug on turn two.
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« on: May 11, 2016, 20:10 »
I think after last generation and the introduction of Fairy types to add to the other seventeen, it'll be a while before GF adds another, if they ever do. And Dark already has three weaknesses, fighting, bug and the new fairies. Another type, which many Pokémon can fit quite well, would probably leave it outclassed without buffs to balance it out.
Also, I have a feeling the new Moon legendary is gonna be Dark/Fairy. Dark honestly just fits the best because of the whole moon night sky wings thing. While Flying would fit as a secondary type, they already had Yveltal last gen and I doubt they'd repeat it. Rather the secondary type would be fairy, after all moves like Moonlight and Moonblast are all fairy type and would receive STAB too.
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« on: May 10, 2016, 15:55 »
I'm definitely a fan of the Sun legendary,looks like Pyroar went super Saiyan.
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« on: May 10, 2016, 15:34 »
I am on team Litten, it's grumpy cat and I love it.
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« on: May 08, 2016, 07:58 »
I live in the UK, so the USA presidential elections don't really affect me.
I also don't follow them much, it's just stuff showing up on my dashboard and I get snippets from that.
Basically, the candidates seem to be absolute ass. But I think Bernie Sanders would by far be the best bet, and maybe I'm saying that since I'm a socialist myself. Most policies don't exactly affect me (or rather they wouldn't if I lived in America), but they still seem to make the most sense.
More sense than building a giant wall to block out the Mexicans at least.
Seriously if Trump wins I'm losing my last scrap of hope for the human race.
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« on: April 27, 2016, 00:00 »
Yeah, the idea that gambling in Pokemon, which can be just an innocent slot machine in which a Clefairy points at what reel to hit, can cause gambling addictions amongst minors, is a bit farfetched. No Pokémon pun intended.
Just because I can train a Charmamder doesn't mean I grab a lizard from outside and stuff it chock full of habaneros until it breathes fire and burns my foes either. The idea that video games influence violence in real life is a bit silly IMO. I play GTA but I don't have the urge to go outside, carjack someone and commit some casual mass murder.
Sure, that's a little different from Pokémon, but considering Pokémon gambling tends to be innocent slot machines, the logic still applies. Seeing a Clefairy point at reels while cheery music plays in the background isn't gonna make a minor run out and blow all the money on his parents' credit cards on gambling in real life, it's just not how it works. But the theory that video games warrant violence tends to blow everything out of proportion.
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« on: April 26, 2016, 22:34 »
Reality Shatter
Type: Ghost
Power: 120
Accuracy: 80
PP: 5
Category: Physical
The user doesn't deal damage to the target, but instead deals damage to a random member of the opponent's party. Normal types can still be hit for neutral effect.
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« on: April 19, 2016, 00:13 »
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« on: April 15, 2016, 06:11 »
Meowstic.
Meowstic is probably the most surprisingly amazing Pokémon I've ever used considering its been reduced to the PU tier.
Sending a Meowstic out on turn one only requires prediction to make it fairly difficult to take down. The set runs both screen moves, then Thunder Wave and Psychic. If the opponent they first set out is a support Pokémon too that will probably do very little damage regardless, use Thunder Wave unless of course they have an immunity.
If they're an attacker, use the correct screen to tank any super effective move, then put up the other screen to deal with anything else.
Meowstic can easily survive two super effective hits, so after that it can be switched out and used again when the screens end. Since they last longer with a Light Clay, Meowstic isn't even the problem anymore. The five glass cannons on my team that can now actually take a few hits while OHKOing most opponents are. And since moves like Quiver Dance and Dragon Dance are seen on the team, setting up is a breeze when you are essentially guaranteed to survive a hit.
Watching your whole team faint while the other team simply shrugs off damage because they've all basically got 2X both defenses stats isn't fun. My friends have let me know that.
I've responded with sadistic laughter.
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« on: March 31, 2016, 17:28 »
As someone who has done over ten thousand wonder trades, I've received about a hundred or so shinies off that. It takes a lot of patience considering all the Zigzagoons but hey. Traded a Totodile and got a shiny Totodile in return yesterday.
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« on: March 20, 2016, 17:33 »
Revival Ball
Allows the user to take a chance to capture a fainted Pokemon. Costs a ridiculous amount of money to combat how useful it can be.
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« on: March 19, 2016, 19:44 »
My love for PMD2 still can't be taken over, specifically Darkness considering that's the one I played. I had so many fun times with that game and damn, it's my favorite game ever. PSMD was also really nice and I had an amazing time with that, but nothing can really stand up to PMD2.
Funnily enough my favorite and least favorite games are both from the same series. Because I despise Gates to Infinity with a burning passion.
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