Dark Eevee
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He wasn't even that rude. Your the idiot that can't even be bothered to read.
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He wasn't even that rude. Your the idiot that can't even be bothered to read.
randomspot555
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These games are made so that kids as young as 6 or 7 (maybe younger?) can play and enjoy the game. I think you'll be fine. Don't worry about natures too much unless you decide to take on the Battle Frontier or battle other people via Wi-Fi/Union Room.
UltimatePokemonExpert
Experienced Trainer
Don't worry too much dude. As and expert pokemon trainer, let me give you some advice. I think that cyndaquil is the best starter of Jhoto so I think you should keep it. Second, if your worried about his weaknesses, make a balanced team to avoid that. EX) Cyndaquil is fire type, so he is weak against water types. so have a grass type pokemon in your team to beat the water types, ect.
Hope I helped.
Hope I helped.
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Epic Smeargles
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We all know Smeargle: That little, seemingly worthless pokemon that only ever knows Sketch and has horrible stats. Well, it's not as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
After 4th gen came out, a lot more great moves came with it. Despite it's stats, Smeargle still has a lot of options to be helpful to a team. Also, with the introduction of the Focus Sash, Smeargle is actually able to do something if its speed fails it.
Since the last time a Smeagle was in the Pokemon Of The Week department was June 2004, I'm gonna put up some example movesets and invite others to do the same.
Three-Turn One Hit KO
-Dark Void/Spore
-Lock-On/Mind Reader
-Sheer Cold
-Agility/Nightmare
Item Attached: Focus Sash
Ability: Own Tempo
EVs and Nature:
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 Spd
Timid Nature: (+Spd, -Atk)
This is probably the most destructive moveset possible for a Smeargle to learn. Teach it Dark Void if you're putting it into double battles, but this Smeargle is a lot better in single battles, so I would go with Spore for the extra accuracy and PP. Lock On and Mind Reader do the same thing, make sure that Sheer Cold hits the next turn. Sheer Cold is the only OHKO move not resisted by a specific type (although you'll still run into trouble with Sturdy). The last move can really be anything. Agility is there in case your opponent is faster at first, so after you put them to sleep you can increase your speed. Nightmare is for Pokemon that have Sturdy so that you're not completely helpless. The Focus Sash is there to make sure that you get your opponent to sleep the first turn.
Baton Passer Supreme
-Dark Void/Spore
-Cosmic Power/Calm Mind/Agility/Nasty Plot/Swords Dance
-Cosmic Power/Calm Mind/Agility/Nasty Plot/Swords Dance
-Baton Pass
Item Attached: Focus Sash
Ability: Own Tempo
EVs and Nature:
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 Spd
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)
Once again, Dark Void or Spore is there for the same reason. You can really choose any two stat-boosting moves that fit your team (although I wouldn't use Curse). Since you have two turns to boost, use one of each or two of one then Baton Pass the heck out of there. If you didn't use your Focus Sash yet and you're still at full HP, you should stay for an extra turn unless the other Pokemon knows a priority move.
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Now I'm going to open up for suggestions. They could be full-blown functional movesets or just move combinations you think would be awesome but no pokemon but Smeagle could know them.
;235;
We all know Smeargle: That little, seemingly worthless pokemon that only ever knows Sketch and has horrible stats. Well, it's not as bad as everyone makes it out to be.
After 4th gen came out, a lot more great moves came with it. Despite it's stats, Smeargle still has a lot of options to be helpful to a team. Also, with the introduction of the Focus Sash, Smeargle is actually able to do something if its speed fails it.
Since the last time a Smeagle was in the Pokemon Of The Week department was June 2004, I'm gonna put up some example movesets and invite others to do the same.
Three-Turn One Hit KO
-Dark Void/Spore
-Lock-On/Mind Reader
-Sheer Cold
-Agility/Nightmare
Item Attached: Focus Sash
Ability: Own Tempo
EVs and Nature:
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 Spd
Timid Nature: (+Spd, -Atk)
This is probably the most destructive moveset possible for a Smeargle to learn. Teach it Dark Void if you're putting it into double battles, but this Smeargle is a lot better in single battles, so I would go with Spore for the extra accuracy and PP. Lock On and Mind Reader do the same thing, make sure that Sheer Cold hits the next turn. Sheer Cold is the only OHKO move not resisted by a specific type (although you'll still run into trouble with Sturdy). The last move can really be anything. Agility is there in case your opponent is faster at first, so after you put them to sleep you can increase your speed. Nightmare is for Pokemon that have Sturdy so that you're not completely helpless. The Focus Sash is there to make sure that you get your opponent to sleep the first turn.
Baton Passer Supreme
-Dark Void/Spore
-Cosmic Power/Calm Mind/Agility/Nasty Plot/Swords Dance
-Cosmic Power/Calm Mind/Agility/Nasty Plot/Swords Dance
-Baton Pass
Item Attached: Focus Sash
Ability: Own Tempo
EVs and Nature:
EVs: 252 HP / 4 Def / 252 Spd
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)
Once again, Dark Void or Spore is there for the same reason. You can really choose any two stat-boosting moves that fit your team (although I wouldn't use Curse). Since you have two turns to boost, use one of each or two of one then Baton Pass the heck out of there. If you didn't use your Focus Sash yet and you're still at full HP, you should stay for an extra turn unless the other Pokemon knows a priority move.
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Now I'm going to open up for suggestions. They could be full-blown functional movesets or just move combinations you think would be awesome but no pokemon but Smeagle could know them.
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No. 1 Machop Fan
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With the first set, there's this OHKO Clause that prevents people from using OHKO moves. Even if the clause wasn't in play, it's easy to switch out without a trapping move like Block, Spider Web or Mean Look. Plus, if you used the sleep move first the foe would switch out, and if the Sleep Clause is in play you can't put the next Pokemon to sleep.
But yeah, a trapping move would still be the main thing that'd make the set a success.
But yeah, a trapping move would still be the main thing that'd make the set a success.
But the first set isn't legal because i belive sheer cold is banned these sets aren't necessarily for competitive play. Have you ever seen a smeargle used in a tournament? Didn't think so.
The first one I know from experience is great in the Battle Frontier, and I've saved my butt in a number of Wi-Fi battles with it, also.
Isn't there also a style of competitive play where people can't switch their pokemon out without the use of an attack? Sheer-cold smeargle would do pretty well there.
The first one I know from experience is great in the Battle Frontier, and I've saved my butt in a number of Wi-Fi battles with it, also.
Isn't there also a style of competitive play where people can't switch their pokemon out without the use of an attack? Sheer-cold smeargle would do pretty well there.
SaveOurPokemon
Original Series Fan
I'd be a Breeder, with my team being:
Azumarill
Bulbasaur
Charizard
Ampharos
Swampert
Lucario
Azumarill
Bulbasaur
Charizard
Ampharos
Swampert
Lucario
Faraway_Mew
Mew, mew... mew?
Indeed, not all dragons have wings, but Garchomp's "Wings"are really quite nonsensical =.= I can never really understand the whole jet plane flying thing =.= And it's design sux. It doesn't have the dragon kinda feel, is released right after we had flygon >=(
Agree.
Mr. E Goods
Gone for good
I would be a travelling trainer who battles gyms
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Iwaperasu
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Jalorda
Aakeosu
Milotic
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