Dunsparce

[Steel Winters]

... I voted for Option 5.

[sylar]

what the heck is a dunsparce

[quack98]

Both of you, get off my planet, now. Of course it needs an evo, right now, derpsparse is a joke a best. Any fighting type move nerfs it.

Correction; any move nerfs it

[SirBlaziken]

 

Sad, but true.

[lets all go out for some frosty chocolate milkshakes]

what if we get megadunsparce

[Lord Raven]

Correction; any move nerfs it

I don't think you guys know what nerf means

[quack98]

I don't think you guys know what nerf means

I do, but I was changing what he said, so I was going by what he clearly meant by it. I just assumed it was what the Americans use the word for or something.

[SirBlaziken]

I had no idea, it just sounded right. *Braces for LR's wrath*

[Lord Raven]

Don't use my first name.  You don't even know me.

A nerf refers to a weakening in effect between two games or two editions of a game.  Example: Dig got nerfed between RBY and GSC because it went from 100 base power to 60.  It's not used to reference reducing the HP of a Pokemon -_-

I do, but I was changing what he said, so I was going by what he clearly meant by it. I just assumed it was what the Americans use the word for or something.

I would advise you to not clump us all together because one person uses a word incorrectly unless you want to face a huge rant from me, boy.

[quack98]

I would advise you to not clump us all together because one person uses a word incorrectly unless you want to face a huge rant from me, boy.

I said I assumed. Perfect tense. In the past, a complete finished action. In other words, at the time I thought it must just be what the Americans used the word for, however when you said otherwise I knew that it was just a mistake. It's not that unlikely that it could've been the Americans way if saying it, after all, many words are used differently between the two countries.

[Spriter]

Umm, nerf has a pretty much universal meaning. Assuming Americans use it =/= generalising. Besides, you've proved you don't know what it means.

Dunsparce would suck without an evolution. Hell, it's terribłe so it needs it.

[quack98]

^I wasn't saying I assumed Americans used it, I said I assumed Americans used it in the sense SB used it, but LR has said they use it in the same way as British people do. All I was saying is that I do know what it means, but as I was repeating SB, I used it in the same way he did (which at the time I assumed to be the American way of using it, although I now know that it was just a mistake he made)

Just to prove I do know what it means; A nerf is where something's effect is negatively changed through the course of time, or in this case between two games.

[SirBlaziken]

Don't use my first name.  You don't even know me.

A nerf refers to a weakening in effect between two games or two editions of a game.  Example: Dig got nerfed between RBY and GSC because it went from 100 base power to 60.  It's not used to reference reducing the HP of a Pokemon -_-
I would advise you to not clump us all together because one person uses a word incorrectly unless you want to face a huge rant from me, boy.

Oh, thank god, no rant from LR. (BTW Robin, Blaze is ok as well) Still, even if I used it wrong, you know what I meant, derpsparce eats dirt if hit by any attack.

[Liam]

Leave Dunsparce as he is, not every Pokémon has to end up being useful.

[Webby]

Dunsparce was born in the gutter, and in the gutter it shall remain.