Kyuu-Tales
織田信長☆FAN
VC Pokemon Ao Nuzlocke
Session #3
A little ways before Mt. Moon I encountered my fifth party member, a scrappy Spearow I nicknamed Drill. I devoted plenty of time to grinding before progressing to the mountain passage. There I quickly found myself in a battle against a Zubat, which completed my team. I called it Koumori. Mt. Moon was a relatively easy, pleasurable affair (I even encountered two Clefairy!), with the exception of a lone Team Rocket Grunt whose Raticate proved more powerful than I thought: it would have killed Kame had it not evolved beforehand.
Before I arrived in Cerulean, I bumped into a pathetic little Sandshrew on Route 4. I named it San and immediately set to training it, knowing full well how vital it would be to cinching my third badge. Wanting to grind as much as possible before I challenged Misty, I took a detour to Routes 24 and 25. Before I could cross the illustrious Nugget Bridge, my rival showed up again and demanded a battle. Fortunately, I was prepared for the fight.
I first sent Nidoku the Nidorina against his Pidgeotto, which spammed the living daylights out of Sand Attack, causing Nidoku to only hit with Scratch once. I switched her out for Kame the Wartortle, who finished off Pidgeotto with a few Water Guns. Next it was San's turn to shine against his Abra, which couldn't even attack. Its frail Defense made the match-up as easy as pie. Then I pit Imo the Butterfree against his Rattata: its Confusion got the job done in two rounds. Lastly, it was Kotori the Pigeotto's turn to teach his Bulbasaur a lesson. Its knee-jerk response was to Leech Seed my bird, but it went down with a few Gusts and Quick Attacks before it could do it any good.
After crossing the bridge and showing the Rocket Grunt at the end a thing or two, I caught Zassou the Oddish in the small patch of grass of Route 24. I replaced it with Drill the Spearow as I replaced Koumori the Zubat with San the Sandshrew when I first entered Cerulean City. Hehe... I guess I won't be Mew Glitching anytime soon. Oh well, I'm using Mew, Nidoqueen, and Blastoise in my Midori Glitchlocke--having the same party members would just make things redundant. I needed a Grass type for the upcoming Gym challenge anyway.
...And lo and behold: I catch an Abra using the single Great Ball I had in my possession on Route 25. I named it Nenriki. You know what? I'm going to be a good sport about this and not cheat for the duration of the 'locke. Goodbye special addendum!
The entire battle against Misty's stars was soloed by Zasshou the Oddish most splendidly. Staryu went down to a few Absorbs after Misty buffed its Defense and it tried to Tackle Zasshou into submission. I alternated between Sleep Powder and Absorb to wallop her formidable Starmie. I can't say I've ever had an easier time against the Water-type Gym Leader. She acknowledged her defeat and handed over the Blue (Cascade) Badge, as well as TM 11 Bubblebeam.
Before leaving the area, I fed San two Rare Candies to bring it up the snuff with the rest of the team and evolved Nidoku with the Moon Stone I found in Mt. Moon in preparation for the next Gym.
Current Roster
;008; Kame the Wartortle (Level 20)
;031; Nidoku the Nidoqueen (Level 19)
;017; Kotori the Pidgeotto (Level 19)
;012; Imo the Butterfree (Level 17)
;027; San the Sandshrew (Level 17)
;043; Zassou the Oddish (Level 20)
Session #3
A little ways before Mt. Moon I encountered my fifth party member, a scrappy Spearow I nicknamed Drill. I devoted plenty of time to grinding before progressing to the mountain passage. There I quickly found myself in a battle against a Zubat, which completed my team. I called it Koumori. Mt. Moon was a relatively easy, pleasurable affair (I even encountered two Clefairy!), with the exception of a lone Team Rocket Grunt whose Raticate proved more powerful than I thought: it would have killed Kame had it not evolved beforehand.
Before I arrived in Cerulean, I bumped into a pathetic little Sandshrew on Route 4. I named it San and immediately set to training it, knowing full well how vital it would be to cinching my third badge. Wanting to grind as much as possible before I challenged Misty, I took a detour to Routes 24 and 25. Before I could cross the illustrious Nugget Bridge, my rival showed up again and demanded a battle. Fortunately, I was prepared for the fight.
I first sent Nidoku the Nidorina against his Pidgeotto, which spammed the living daylights out of Sand Attack, causing Nidoku to only hit with Scratch once. I switched her out for Kame the Wartortle, who finished off Pidgeotto with a few Water Guns. Next it was San's turn to shine against his Abra, which couldn't even attack. Its frail Defense made the match-up as easy as pie. Then I pit Imo the Butterfree against his Rattata: its Confusion got the job done in two rounds. Lastly, it was Kotori the Pigeotto's turn to teach his Bulbasaur a lesson. Its knee-jerk response was to Leech Seed my bird, but it went down with a few Gusts and Quick Attacks before it could do it any good.
After crossing the bridge and showing the Rocket Grunt at the end a thing or two, I caught Zassou the Oddish in the small patch of grass of Route 24. I replaced it with Drill the Spearow as I replaced Koumori the Zubat with San the Sandshrew when I first entered Cerulean City. Hehe... I guess I won't be Mew Glitching anytime soon. Oh well, I'm using Mew, Nidoqueen, and Blastoise in my Midori Glitchlocke--having the same party members would just make things redundant. I needed a Grass type for the upcoming Gym challenge anyway.
...And lo and behold: I catch an Abra using the single Great Ball I had in my possession on Route 25. I named it Nenriki. You know what? I'm going to be a good sport about this and not cheat for the duration of the 'locke. Goodbye special addendum!
The entire battle against Misty's stars was soloed by Zasshou the Oddish most splendidly. Staryu went down to a few Absorbs after Misty buffed its Defense and it tried to Tackle Zasshou into submission. I alternated between Sleep Powder and Absorb to wallop her formidable Starmie. I can't say I've ever had an easier time against the Water-type Gym Leader. She acknowledged her defeat and handed over the Blue (Cascade) Badge, as well as TM 11 Bubblebeam.
Before leaving the area, I fed San two Rare Candies to bring it up the snuff with the rest of the team and evolved Nidoku with the Moon Stone I found in Mt. Moon in preparation for the next Gym.
Current Roster
;008; Kame the Wartortle (Level 20)
;031; Nidoku the Nidoqueen (Level 19)
;017; Kotori the Pidgeotto (Level 19)
;012; Imo the Butterfree (Level 17)
;027; San the Sandshrew (Level 17)
;043; Zassou the Oddish (Level 20)
Koumori the Zubat (Level 12)
Drill the Spearow (Level 11)
Nenriki the Abra (Level 12)
Drill the Spearow (Level 11)
Nenriki the Abra (Level 12)
- I can only catch the first Pokemon I encounter on any route. Gift Pokemon and trades can be used, but will count as the single Pokémon that I obtain in that location.
- I must nickname all Pokemon I acquire.
- Any Pokemon that is Knocked Out is considered "deceased" and will be boxed. (Why release them when I can transfer them to my my Gen VII games?) If my whole team is Knocked Out, it is Game Over.
- Dupes clause in effect: that is, I can only have one member of any evolutionary family on hand at any time. If a representative of a line is Knocked Out, I cannot replace it with another.
- I can catch Legendaries, but I cannot use them.
- I must nickname all Pokemon I acquire.
- Any Pokemon that is Knocked Out is considered "deceased" and will be boxed. (Why release them when I can transfer them to my my Gen VII games?) If my whole team is Knocked Out, it is Game Over.
- Dupes clause in effect: that is, I can only have one member of any evolutionary family on hand at any time. If a representative of a line is Knocked Out, I cannot replace it with another.
- I can catch Legendaries, but I cannot use them.
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