Hello! I'm YZPQGMV, and I am not a spambot. I am a human being. There's a lot of green here. Haha.
YZPQGMV is the name I've been using on Pokémon, after tapping on random letters when I started a new game on SoulSilver (before, I just used my first name).
My first Pokémon game was Pokémon Gold Version, which was given to me by a friend back in the year 2001. I thought it was one of the best games I had ever played. I think I named my rival James after the Team Rocket person in the anime, because I liked that show. I can't check now, because the game's internal battery died. In fact, just before it died, my shiny Gyarados became corrupted and would lock up the game if it was sent out or if stats were viewed (its name would go on forever with random data).
To be honest, though, the first game I played (not owned) was Pokémon Yellow back when I was 4 or so, and it was also in Japanese, so I had no idea what was happening when I was playing it. I thought some guy was transforming into a monster when he sent out a Pokémon. He backed up and out came a monster, and I couldn't read Japanese, so I was extremely confused on what was going on. I still actually managed to win after pressing A repeatedly. I assumed that the happy fanfare meant I won.
So my first Pokémon was Cyndaquil, which I evolved to Quilava, then Typhlosion, and the highest I got it was to level 87. After that, I abused the clone glitch and made 5 more of them, because an army of Typhlosions is pretty awesome. For those of you who don't know the Generation II clone glitch, you deposit a Pokémon into a box, then turn off the game in the middle of a save, then find that the Pokémon is in your party AND in the box you deposited to, assuming you didn't destroy your save file with bad timing.
I actually had never gotten a Pokémon to level 100 until Pokémon Y, and it was a Beedrill... that I caught as a Weedle in Santalune forest. To make fun of how easy that game is, I effortlessly fought the entire Elite Four with just that Beedrill, and won many times. I then used it against someone who thought using a 'legendary' would be overpowered. I obliterated their Xerneas in one hit with a Swords Dance boosted Poison Jab. This was before Beedrill had a mega evolution that pretty much turned it into a Super Saiyan.
The order in which I got my main-series games is:
- Pokémon Gold (2001)
- Pokemon Ruby (2003)
- Pokémon FireRed (2004)
- Pokémon SoulSilver (2009)
- Pokémon Y (2013)
- Pokémon Silver (2013)
- Pokémon Emerald (2014)
- Pokémon Black 2 (2014)
- Pokémon Omega Ruby (2014)
It's kind of out of order after Pokémon Y. I actually got to play several older games before getting Omega Ruby.
I also play Pokémon: Mystery Dungeon, and I like all of them (at least the ones released in the US prior to this post), even Gates to Infinity. Zoroark is the first Pokémon I actually took the time to get to Level 100 in a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game, as well as the first I've gotten to finally be able to damage Kecleon. Sadly, I lost the SD card which had my save on it, so I had to start over
. That said, I've played the previous games, too - the first one I played (not owned) was Pokémon Red Rescue team on the Game Boy Advanced, and I thought it was the hardest game ever.
Serebii has helped me so much over the past with getting Mystery Gifts and information about upcoming games, so I thought I should register. So now here I am!
YZPQGMV is the name I've been using on Pokémon, after tapping on random letters when I started a new game on SoulSilver (before, I just used my first name).
My first Pokémon game was Pokémon Gold Version, which was given to me by a friend back in the year 2001. I thought it was one of the best games I had ever played. I think I named my rival James after the Team Rocket person in the anime, because I liked that show. I can't check now, because the game's internal battery died. In fact, just before it died, my shiny Gyarados became corrupted and would lock up the game if it was sent out or if stats were viewed (its name would go on forever with random data).
To be honest, though, the first game I played (not owned) was Pokémon Yellow back when I was 4 or so, and it was also in Japanese, so I had no idea what was happening when I was playing it. I thought some guy was transforming into a monster when he sent out a Pokémon. He backed up and out came a monster, and I couldn't read Japanese, so I was extremely confused on what was going on. I still actually managed to win after pressing A repeatedly. I assumed that the happy fanfare meant I won.
So my first Pokémon was Cyndaquil, which I evolved to Quilava, then Typhlosion, and the highest I got it was to level 87. After that, I abused the clone glitch and made 5 more of them, because an army of Typhlosions is pretty awesome. For those of you who don't know the Generation II clone glitch, you deposit a Pokémon into a box, then turn off the game in the middle of a save, then find that the Pokémon is in your party AND in the box you deposited to, assuming you didn't destroy your save file with bad timing.
I actually had never gotten a Pokémon to level 100 until Pokémon Y, and it was a Beedrill... that I caught as a Weedle in Santalune forest. To make fun of how easy that game is, I effortlessly fought the entire Elite Four with just that Beedrill, and won many times. I then used it against someone who thought using a 'legendary' would be overpowered. I obliterated their Xerneas in one hit with a Swords Dance boosted Poison Jab. This was before Beedrill had a mega evolution that pretty much turned it into a Super Saiyan.
The order in which I got my main-series games is:
- Pokémon Gold (2001)
- Pokemon Ruby (2003)
- Pokémon FireRed (2004)
- Pokémon SoulSilver (2009)
- Pokémon Y (2013)
- Pokémon Silver (2013)
- Pokémon Emerald (2014)
- Pokémon Black 2 (2014)
- Pokémon Omega Ruby (2014)
It's kind of out of order after Pokémon Y. I actually got to play several older games before getting Omega Ruby.
I also play Pokémon: Mystery Dungeon, and I like all of them (at least the ones released in the US prior to this post), even Gates to Infinity. Zoroark is the first Pokémon I actually took the time to get to Level 100 in a Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game, as well as the first I've gotten to finally be able to damage Kecleon. Sadly, I lost the SD card which had my save on it, so I had to start over
. That said, I've played the previous games, too - the first one I played (not owned) was Pokémon Red Rescue team on the Game Boy Advanced, and I thought it was the hardest game ever.Serebii has helped me so much over the past with getting Mystery Gifts and information about upcoming games, so I thought I should register. So now here I am!
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