#mr. typhlosion

[ultimatepokemontournament]

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[pokemon-with-hats]

Pick Tumblr's Favorite Pokemon, Day 85!

Here's today's batch of pokemon! Who's your favorite? Remember, these first rounds are not single elimination - every pokemon with at least 9.5% of the vote will move on! (Note: the previous polls in this initial round were judged at 10% rounded, so i will be staying at that criteria to keep it fair)

Also, congrats to yesterday's winners!

[glitchyartist]

Pt. 2 of Ego Pokemon teams.

[raichuisfriendshaped]

pl:a is certainly intriguing, and i do like the catching-without-battling mechanic. but the game feels...unfinished? in particular the shading on the character and pokemon models doesn't seem as detailed as in swo/shi. can't quite put my finger on it but the swo/shi characters look like part of the background, and in p:la they're sitting in front of the background. the way the poké models animate when you're at the far edge of their rendering radius is just terrible. i'm not a programmer so idk what the limitations of 3d modeling are

i've only had 2 actual glitches so far: once a paras tried to charge me but it got stuck in a tree, such that i couldn't hit it with an item or pokéball, but it still counted as pursuing me. then once when i tried to enter a space-time distortion nothing happened; the lighting changed but none of the items or strong pokés spawned. leaving and re-entering the distortion fixed it.

i do NOT like how strong the wild pokemon are. it seems way more difficult than it used to be to train against wild pokémon.

really like how jubilife village is set up. the residents express fear about being close to pokémon but if you do enough side quests you can slowly find them pokémon partners to help them farm, make pickles, patrol, etc. loading times are faster entering buildings and areas, and it's really nice how there is almost no lag entering/leaving battles, like the transition is much smoother. there is so much interesting dialogue with side characters too! not even main characters, just little one-off convos. i think every character is named too which is neat.

the crafting system....eh. it's a nice thought, makes sense for the pokéballs at least bc they're a "new" invention, but past that it's annoying. there's so many damn berries/herbs/mints and inventory capacity is extremely limited. that said, it's really fun sending out pokémon to knock berries from trees or reach items you don't want to climb to.

I LOVE BASCULEGION LOVE THAT TORPEDO FISH AND ITS RIDICULOUS JUMPS

final note is i like how you can change the camera angles the same way you can in the wild area in swo/shi, but everywhere. the game isn't an "easy" entry point into the series the way su/mo is but it's definitely a fascinating change to the status quo.

[wolftrest]

Pokémon Go team that I played with a few summers ago. I did this artwork of some members in our group and realized I never posted it. Better late than never. [watercolor and pen]

[autumn-sweet-fae]

ok inspired by this post you reblogged—

imagine them double battling trainers and both doing the thing- It’d go viral online if there is footage taken from that and imagine all the theories of Akari being Ingo & Emmets relatives blow up even more lmao—

Yes! @braparty art is so cute!! I especially love Ingo and Akari’s with expressions!

And I originally was gonna respond with something short but then this got so far away from me, so enjoy!

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The first time Akari struck that pose beside Ingo had been at Mr. Dagero’s photo studio. 

Ingo has had a appreciation for photography from the moment he had learned of the little shops opening. The warden started stopping by every so often to get a new photo of his Pokémon and their new evolutions. Then, as he made friends with those in the security corps he would politely request that they stand for a photo, which they were happy to do so. (Zisu even hung the photo of them all together in her office at the dojo.) Ingo would gather these keepsakes in a small book that he’d keep in his pocket at all times. For him, having a physical image of past events and friends gave him a sense of security, as they were much less ephemeral than his own memory.

Then came the morning that he encountered miss Akari at the studio. He requested she do him the honor of posing with him for a photo and she was happy to do so. It turned out she had developed her own fondness for photography for the same reasons he had.

Of the many photos they had taken that day, the one that stood out the most to him had been the one where Akari had mimicked him. In the photo itself she had also copied his frown but when she had asked him if she was doing the pose right she had the biggest grin. He couldn’t understand the weird mix of emotions he felt at seeming this person who he cares so much for copying his pose. He knew it had an important meaning to him in his life before Hisui, and to see someone else doing it along side him… it meant something.

Much later, after discovering Ingos lost Arc- transceiver and being tasked to collect dozens of Hisuis regional Pokemon, Akari and Ingo find themselves traversing the Coronet highlands in the pouring rain to track down a reported flock of Rowlets.

They’re forced to take to a long winding route through the mountains as the rain makes climbing to slippery for Ingo, and Lady Sneasler is  currently unavailable to aid them. Akari is excited to learn the reason is that noble is expecting a clutch of eggs and has spent the week nesting in her den in preparation. But, as happy as that news is, Akari can tell that Ingo seems almost sad when he tells her about it. It takes her a moment to realize the reason. At the rate they currently are catching Pokémon, by the time the eggs hatch Ingo and Akari will have long returned to their home beyond space and time, never to see Sneasler and her babies again.

Akari is at a loss for words for what to say. Ingo stays stone faced as always, moving forward in the rain. Akari hurries after only for Ingo to suddenly stop and throw his arm our in front of her to halt her advance. She realizes something must be blocking the path up ahead and goes silent. Nodding to each other, under the cover of the storm, Akari creeps forward to get a look at what Ingo saw.

There, standing side by side in the center of the road, are the bandit sisters Clover and Coin. Clearly they were planing on ganging up on and robbing any travelers who unfortunate enough to cross their path. And yet Akari can only grin as she turns back to Ingo. She suggest they both take on the bandits together, with her Typhlosion, Dusk, vs Clovers Abomasnow, and his Gliscor vs Coins Toxicroak! Whoever makes their opponent drop first wins!

The thought of a double battle starts to bring back Ingo’s energy. In all his time in Hisui he had yet to experience one and yet the idea feels so familiar. Akari’s excitement is infections and she’s so happy to see how Ingo’s eye have lit up at her suggestion.

The two confront the bandits and, on a pure whim, Akari follows Ingo’s lead and mirrors his pose as he orders the sisters to stand clear of the tracks or risk their safety. The sheer volume of the command gives away his enthusiasm and joy of the moment. The battle may be a short one but it’s a battle none the less, and to have someone he cares for grinning by his side and pointing with him as he declares their challenge feels so familiar. He knows he’s done this before, in his life before Hisui.

The sisters try to stand their ground and intimidate the two but they’re partners are at a severe disadvantage. Ingo’s Gliscor moves first and KO’s Toxicroak in one shot, while Dusks makes short work of Abomasnow. The bandits are pissed and promise their revenge before vanishing in a puff of smoke.

After gathering their rewards Ingo and Akari spend the rest of the trek to the Rowlet outbrake theorizing potential combos and duo match ups of double battles. Both are so excited at unlocking the memory of the existence of the battle method. They agree they they’ll need to start offering this battle style at the training grounds once they get back! If only so they can have trainers to battle.

By the time they reach the future and are challenged by modern trainers to double battles, Ingo and Akari have become a formidable duo! They have a good read on each other and can usually predict the other next move. Akari still mirrors Ingo’s pose every time they battle together because she can see the way he lights up when she does and also they look so cool.

Someone of course captures a picture and post it online, and tags #LikeFatherLikeDaughter and #SubwayBossJr starts trending. Emmet has allot of mixed feelings when he sees the pose of them together.

[uniwolfcorn]

Captain Scarlet Pokémon Teams

(Woo-hoo! I finally managed to get this guy out! It took a long while and some clean up, but here it is! I'm also iffy on the choices, so feel free to let me know what y'all think!💕💕💕)

Captain Scarlet/Paul Metacalfe: Flareon, Arcanine, Blaziken, Typhlosion, Hitmonchan, Lucario

Captain Blue/Adam Svenaon: Golduck, Crawdaunt, Clawitzer, Inteleon, Barraskewda (shiny✨), Swampert

Lieutenant Green/Seymour Griffiths: Breloom, Meganium, Appletun (shiny✨), Ledian, Galvantula, Vivilion

Captain Magenta/Patrick Donaghue: Wobbuffet (shiny✨), Slowking, Girafarig, Exeggutor, Grumpig, Mr. Rime

Captain Ochre/Richard Fraser: Lycanroc (Midday Form), Stonjourner, Kabutops, Marowak, Mudsdale, Golem (shiny✨)

Captain Grey/Bradley Holden: Togedemaru, Sandslash (Alolan), Klefki, Goodra (Hisuian), Ferrothorn, Klinklang

Colonel White/Charles Gray: Wyrdeer, Sawsbuck (Winter Form❄️), Aurorus (shiny✨), Stoutland, Toucannon (shiny✨), Ninetales (Alolan❄️)

Doctor Fawn/Edward Wilkie: Metagross (shiny✨) & Aromatisse (at first, Fawn was doubting her as his choice. But she showed her skills in defense and strategy/effect moves; proving him that every Pokémon - no matter how weak, can excel at one thing to aid the team)

Destiny Angel/Juliette Pontoin: Togekiss

Symphony Angel/Karen Wainwright: Swellow

Rhapsody Angel/Dianne Simms: Unfezant (female)

Melody Angel/Magnolia Jones: Staraptor

Harmony Angel/Chan Kwan: Swanna

Captain Black/Conrad Turner: Umbreon, Sableye, Cacturne, Pangoro, Darkrai, Hydreigon (shiny✨)

Tagging: @jotaro-spengler, @alexthefly, @teapotteringabout, @dragonoffantasyandreality, @n-chu4ever, @mothmannerly @tracybirds

[pubkemon]

#9: “Opposite Day” 24/5/20

[rubalotl]

My favorite Pokémon from each Gen

For fun :'> The ones with stars next to their names are my #1 favs.

Gen 1 - Kanto

Paras

Arcanine

Lickitung

Seaking ★

Omanyte ★

Gen 2 - Johto

Meganium

Cyndaquil, Quilava ★ & Typhlosion

Furret ★

Togetic

Dunsparce ★

Suicune

Ho-oh ★

Gen 3 - Hoenn

Mudkip, Marshromp & Swampert ★

Wurmple

Skitty ★

Flygon

Milotic

Gen 4 - Sinnoh

Cherubi & Cherrim

Shellos & Gastrodon

Togekiss

Gallade ★★

Gen 5 - Unova

Whimsicott

Darumaka ★

Scrafty

Sigilyph ★

Cofagrigus

Reuniclus

Chandelure

Volcarona ★

Gen 6 - Kalos

Spewpa ★

Skiddo ★

Espurr

Slurpuff ★

Goomy, Sliggoo & Goodra ★

Klefki

Pumpkaboo ★★★

Gen 7 - Alola

Torracat ★

Cutiefly

Lurantis ★

Shiinotic

Falinks

Pyukumuku

Minior

Drampa

Jangmo-o ★

Xurkitree ★

Gen 8 - Galar

Gookey & Thwackey

Appletun

Sizzliped & Centiskorch

Clobbopus

Mr. Rime

Alcremie

Pincurchin

Snom ★ & Frosmoth ★

Gen 9 - Paldea

Pawmot

Armorouge & Ceruledge ★★

Toedscool & Toedscruel

Glimmora

Cetitan ★

Clodsire ★

Slither Wing ★★

Chi-yu ★

Iron Valiant ★

Walking Wake

Mega evolutions, All regional forms & Hisui:

Mega Gardevoir

Mega Gallade ★★

Mega Diancie ★

Alolan Raichu ★★

Alolan Vulpix

Galarian Ponyta

Galarian Zigzagoon

Galarian Darumaka ★★

Hisuian Typhlosion ★

[terrific-togekiss]

That shiny Sneasel and shiny Weavile should be canon.

Blue fire for Ponyta and Rapidash is a no brainer.

PANDA MUNCHLAX! PANDA SNORLAX! MY BABIES!

I feel as those shiny Togepi line should be straight up black feathers in a golden shell. Like a comforting starlight twinkle in the divine night sky. Or just peach feathers with an orange shell. Like a comforting sunset or sunrise.

But your idea is great too! I enjoy how it blends in with the sky.

Mew, Mewtwo and Ditto look great!

The Happiny line is very easy on the eyes. Nicely done.

The black and white Mime Jr and Mr. Mime creep me out. Aesthetically pleasing though.

Wobbuffet looks neat.

The Swinub line is very creative.

The Cyndaquil line looks cool. Though I would prefer a more volcanic esque shiny.

Some Shiny Fixes Because I’m Bored

So it’s somewhat common knowledge that Togepi have bad shinies, with the triangles changing and the color darkening slightly making it look like next to nothing changed. I saw a video of someone changing the line to be mainly robin egg blue but their Togepi was so ugly since it’s shell was blue, and it’s skin was peachy. I changed it up a bit so the Togepi itself was blue instead of the shell. I think the line looks so cute with the robin egg blue.

How were these not the shinies for Mew and Mewtwo? I also threw in the Dittos because Ditto theory says Mew. The purple on Mewtwo is actually the colors of Ditto.

… Better than it’s actual shiny with how little it changes. I remember hearing it’s based on pandas so I gave the two a black (dark blue) and white pallet that I think is so cute!

I just did this one because I wanted to see what these two would look like if they had the colors of the other. Then I had the idea to make their fur change so I took the silver and changed the fur of the blue flamed horses and I love it.

Given the wide range of chances to the Happiny line’s shiny forms, I wanted to give them a consistent shiny. They all got a periwinkle and magenta color and I quite like this change.

They didn’t scream ice type enough so I made them an icy blue. I think it looks great on Swinub and Piloswine but not as much Mamoswine. 

… Black and white like mimes.

Yes Wobbuffet is wearing Coral Blue Number 5, not important. Since they’re blue and the whole Unown connection theory is a thing, I wanted to give them a blue tail and Unown gray bodies.

The current shinies and dark purple flames looks odd but cool to me.

I honestly both get and don’t get the hate for the Sneasel and Weavile shinies, though I personally love them. I gave them icy blue feathers, a gray body instead of a dark blue one, and sapphires on their heads and Sneasel’s chest.

[krikidilly]

What’s Rei’s team for the tripletrain au? Like, does he have one of the starters from hisui on his team??? And does ingo get to keep his hisui team????

Well first off congrats on making me think really hard! Cause i had no clue!

But after some studying and thinking I may have at least the start of a possible team for him! Im starting him off with 6 pokemon even though the usual amount is just 3 or 4 for the twins but I wanted a variety cause im still not sure on a set team.

So! hisuian typhlosion! He got to keep it and still uses it to match with Ingos Chandelure! An Unfezant replacing the staraptor he had, a Caracosta which mirrors Emmets Archeops, a bisharp to fit with the steel pokemon used, a beheeyem replacing mr mime (theyre both very silly), and finally an Emolga replacing his pikachu!

I wanted to only go with unovan pokemon for his team besides typhlosion so thats why his original pokemon are replaced. I also wanted him to match with some of the twins pokemon. Though again, this isn't set in stone as I'm still gonna think on this for a while but I think its okay for a start

[kelpiemomma]

Jumping the Rail - Zisu Intermission

There was something off about Akari.

The girl had always been a little odd, often a little spacey, but she’d never been… reckless. Never quite so bold about challenging people. Especially Beni- Zisu had never heard what happened when the Commander had gone charging off up Mount Coronet, but she wasn’t so blind that she missed the tension that had built between the restaurant owner, the girl, and the girl’s father. Akari had taken to giving Beni a wide berth, but now she was calling on him daily.

That was another thing- in all the battles Zisu had watched Akari perform, against her father or other members of the Survey and Security Corps, she had always had four pokemon she never changed. She’d always had her Typhlosion, her first partner, her Crobat, her Empoleon, and her Garchomp. They were her go-to team, her must trustworthy companions. Zisu had witnessed them force themselves out of frostbite and drowsiness to help her battle. While her last two were swapped intermittently, those four were always with her.

Now, her team was constantly changing. Her Empoleon and Garchomp looked… a bit different. They appeared smaller, if not bulkier, than before her disappearance. She frequently used a Froslass and a Mr Mime as well. She’d witnessed Akari cringe before Mr Mimes before so the fact she was now frequently battling with one was... different. Zisu would assume she was just changing her team around and experimenting were it not for one thing. Were it not for Ingo.

While she and the Warden weren’t particularly close, she would go so far as to say they were friends. Friendly, at the very least. His stoic expression could be hard to read but she felt as though she was able to understand him after years of time spent at the training grounds. His jokes were often dry and might fly past her head, but by the squint of his eye and the quirk of his lip she could see his amusement. There had always been warmth in his gaze when Akari came calling to battle, the girl running up to him for a hug before quietly asking for a challenger. Now he seemed tired, stressed when she arrived. He held himself with a tension she’d not seen before the storm. She’d heard the story about the amnesia, but Zisu wasn’t captain of the Security Corps for nothing. She hadn’t gotten to her position by being blunt, bullheaded, and dull. She was observant- not to the extent of the Survey Corps, but she could read people.

She knew Akari wasn’t Akari.

Amnesia was a finicky thing, one she knew personally. Her own brother had gotten into an accident and woken up with only the barest memories. She’d watched her parents beg for his memory to return until he’d eventually gotten up and simply left one day. He’d never returned. But she could remember that his habits had stayed the same- he’d always tilted his head to the left when focusing, snapped his fingers twice when he’d figured something out, and snorted twice before falling into deep-bellied laughter. She knew Ingo himself had amnesia, that he couldn’t remember where he’d come from, but she knew from watching him that many of his habits were ingrained. The way he tossed his pokeballs to battle, his frequent calls of all board and bravo- they were never thought too deeply on, were not a focus, but instead something he did habitually. Amnesia could change people without changing them.

Akari was not Akari.

She did not worry her hands anymore, didn’t cover her mouth when she laughed, and her personality was… incredibly different. She was constantly at the training grounds instead of stopping by intermittently, preferring to fight people - preferring to fight Beni - rather than do her survey work. She kept approaching the villagers, proffering her pokemon upon them for aid whether they liked it or not. The girl had left one day, waving a shy farewell to Zisu, and the next time she had shown up she had boldly introduced herself and asked who Zisu was. A sign above the rest, though, was the fact that Ingo had taken to calling her Miss Akari instead of simply her name. She didn’t think too many other people noticed, or perhaps cared, but she’d witnessed Akari playfully beating her father with her fists when he called her with ‘Miss’. For him to do so now was a separation, a way to protect himself and the strange girl at the same time.

So, yes. She knew. She knew that the girl who had landed in Pesselle’s infirmary was not the girl she’d watched grow up, was not the girl she had tried to subtly encourage to get stronger and bolder. She knew the girl that Ingo had taken to guiding and hovering over - said to be out of nervousness after her disappearance - was not the girl that had feared battling her pokemon when she’d first landed on Prelude Beach. But she was still Ingo’s friend, and she was well aware of the Commander’s paranoia. She hadn’t seen anything to concern her about the girl’s behavior. At least, not until now. The way she had recklessly gotten team after team of pokemon in a desperate attempt to beat Ingo, the way she had reached for the shining pokeball that held an Almighty Sinnoh, the way she’d let Ingo walk away alone, and then - after everything - approaching Volo even though she well knew Ingo wouldn’t want her around the merchant.

Zisu herself had never held a personal issue with Volo. He’d always been polite, perhaps a little flirtatious, with her. But she knew Ingo very much disliked him and had from the start. She knew that Ingo would never ask her to linger but that he loathed being alone with the merchant. She knew damn well that Ingo had told Akari, or whoever was in her place, to not speak to the merchant alone. He scarcely trusted the man with his own daughter, he absolutely would not trust Volo with a stranger the same age as her. When she saw him call over the teenager alarm bells rang in her head. When he led her away they turned into a siren’s scream.

Ingo was in Akari’s room, he wouldn’t know that the girl had left. Zisu didn’t want to disturb him, either. The appearance of Akari’s pokeballs had greatly, visibly, disturbed him. And while she may not be the smallest or sneakiest of people, she wasn’t about to let them be alone just in case. Zisu called Ress over to take her post for a moment and set off after them at a quick clip, slowing down as they approached the front gates towards Prelude Beach. There wasn’t much space to hide there but she couldn’t let them be alone. She crouched down, pulling out the pokeball that contained her Zoroark and called him out. Seeing her crouched over he immediately did the same and she grinned.

“We’ve got a mission, Zoro,” she said quietly, “I need you to cast an illusion around us to make it seem like we aren’t around so we can keep an eye on Ingo’s daughter and that merchant.”

He nodded and shut his eyes. A moment later she felt the illusion settle into place like a cold blanket around her. She shivered once and then patted his back firmly.

“Thank you. Now, let’s go make sure that shady merchant doesn’t need me to suplex him.”

[pokemon-card-of-the-day]

Pokemon Card of the Day #2589: Dark Vileplume (Team Rocket)

Dark Vileplume was the kind of Pokemon that completely changed the game. It was the first to block Trainer cards, a type of card that filled over half of some decks and made strategies work. It was supposed to be balanced by also affecting the Dark Vileplume user, but since the person with Dark Vileplume had prepared for it in deck building it really just resulted in a one-sided thing. That’s not to say that it was unbeatable, as a counter existed and luck could still be a factor. It does mean that it’s the type of Pokemon that really needs a second look around here, as stall has become much more popular among players going to earlier formats and Dark Vileplume’s situation has changed over the last several years as a result.

Despite what I said about Dark Vileplume being powerful, its stats were awful. 60 HP was just sad for a Stage 2, being lower than the top Basic Pokemon. It did mean that if Wigglytuff did somehow get fully set up, which wasn’t too easy but was possible if said deck got a Muk up or Dark Vileplume’s player had a slow set-up, it wouldn’t be safe. To be fair, blocking Gust of Wind and Double Gust made Dark Vileplume way safer than you’d expect, but the low HP was notable nonetheless. The Fire Weakness did cause a bit of extra damage from Magmar in Base Set-focused formats, with Arcanine and Blaine’s Rapidash also taking advantage. It meant a bit less in Neo formats as the type’s attackers were generally stronger there, though Typhlosion certainly wasn’t going to complain about being able to KO even if it tried to play around with Metal Energy. Dark Vileplume also needed 2 Energy to retreat. While getting it stuck up front wasn’t too common, it was a notable possibility if someone did get a Muk in play.

Hay Fever was an incredibly strong Pokemon Power that simply blocked all Trainer cards from being used. There was no limit on what kind of Trainer here, they were all unusable. This slowed games down to a halt, with the biggest impact being in Base formats where Trainers were usually the only decent way of getting through a deck. When Kangaskhan was a main exception you know things are bad. It did affect the user too, so it required some skill, but the strategy was generally to get Dark Vileplume up as soon as possible and build up a bulky attacker that didn’t have to care about Energy Removal in those formats. It was best in the Base-Rocket onto the Base-Gym formats in this case, only worrying a bunch about Muk, which wasn’t always free to get into play but completely wrecked the strategy. Some partners include Dark Golduck, which evolved from the early Trainer-locking Psyduck, Snorlax that wasn’t affected by Pollen Stench flips, Alakazam and Mr. Mime to move small bits of damage around, and Dark Alakazam for pivoting. It should also be noted that while Dark Vileplume was still good in Prop 15/3, the lower amount of Trainers meant that people built decks differently in ways that could stand up a bit better to not being able to use those cards quite as much.

Base-Neo and Rocket-On weren’t quite as good for Dark Vileplume to some extent, though obviously Hay Fever was still quite powerful. Cleffa’s existence, as well as Igglybuff’s to an extent, provided ways to potentially make progress. Dark Vileplume still had partners to be quite good, however. Erika’s Victreebel could eventually force a switch, and Murkrow could lock a Pokemon into place while Trainers were locked down. That could be very hard to get out of and made even Baby Pokemon, that forced flips to attack successfully, quite a risk. The slower format in general did give more potential ways out for some decks, however, so while Dark Vileplume was still one of the better Pokemon especially in Rocket-On it wasn’t quite as obviously dominant there.

Petal Whirlwind, on the other hand, wasn’t worth using. The potential damage output wasn’t bad. 3 flips for 30 damage on each heads was usable for 3 Grass Energy. The problem was that 2 or more heads made Dark Vileplume Confused, which shut off Hay Fever. You needed a second Dark Vileplume to keep Hay Fever up, and even if you had that you then couldn’t use Trainers to safely retreat the Confused one. Dark Vileplume needed to rely entirely on other Pokemon to attack.

Blocking every Trainer was so powerful that games with it early on tended to be decided very quickly, even if said game technically dragged on for a while. Trying to find an out to Dark Vileplume locking Trainers when ways to strip a hand early was extremely tough, especially if the person using the card went first. The game eventually got some ways to work around it, and Muk always worked if it did get into play, but even a good counter existing didn’t prevent Dark Vileplume from being one of the top Pokemon out there. This card was also the start of the long line of disruptive Vileplume cards that have seen high-level play over the years. If playing a different format and a Vileplume shows up to ruin your day, you can thank this card for the idea. If playing the older formats, you’ll probably run into this sometimes, though some players intentionally avoid using it to get more fun match-ups where Trainers are allowed. It affects the game that much.

[johtobcrn]

Pᴜʙʟɪᴄ Kɴᴏᴡʟᴇᴅɢᴇ

His full name is Connor Kobayashi. His birthday is May 8th and is 17 years old.

A foreign exchange student from Johto. He's a second-year student.

He's Johtonian-Unovan, fluent in both languages.

One of Paldea's champion-rank trainers! He has completed the gym test and champion assessment and successfully defeated the top champion, Geeta.

His homeroom class is 2-G with Mr. Salvatore.

He's mostly seen hanging around Nemona, Penny, and Arven.

Has this weird-looking "Cyclizar" named Flick.

TERRIBLE at cooking. He almost burned down the Home Ec class.

His parents own a ranch south of Ecruteak City. They are one of the few breeders who provider Professor Elm with the starters for new trainers.

Pʀɪᴠᴀᴛᴇ Kɴᴏᴡʟᴇᴅɢᴇ (interaction required!)

Connor wears nothing but long sleeves for his tops. On the rare occasion when he's wearing t-shirts or tank tops, one can be seen burn marks on his arms. When asked, he mentions they're from a hostile Typhlosion he raised.

Connor suffers from anxiety and depression due to a tragic accident in Kalos that killed his entire team. He hates Mega Evolution because of it.

Connor is a licensed Pokemon Ranger. He went to school in Almia for it before starting his actual Pokemon journey when he was 11.

Connor is a six-times Pokemon champion. He has successfully beaten the following leagues: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, and Paldea. He also completed the island challenge in Alola.

Has a fascination with Shiny Pokemon and is always studying about them!

Connor can understand and speak to Pokemon.

[browniefox]

Detours - Pokemon Teams

Honeslty mostly for my own benefit because god who can even keep track of all of these lil dudes. This mostly consists of pokemon that the characters have been seen to have in my fic, not what they could possibly have.

Dawn

Hisuian Typhlosion

Roserade

Hisuian Growlithe

Honchkrow

Empoleon

Lucario

Luxray

Leafeon

Milotic

Rei

Pikachu

Mr. Mime.

Hisuian Zorua

Ingo

Gliscor

Tangrowth

Palmer

Dragonite

Rhyperior

Lucas

Staraptor

Infernape

Barry

Staraptor

Torterra

Cynthia

Garchomp

Emmet

Eelektross

Chandelure

Galvantula

Haxorus

Archeops

Crustle

Klinklang

Durant

Excadrill

Volkner

Luxray

Octillery

Raichu

Ambipom

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Name every pokemon

Number Name 001 Bulbasaur 002 Ivysaur 003 Venusaur 004 Charmander 005 Charmeleon 006 Charizard 007 Squirtle 008 Wartortle 009 Blastoise 010 Caterpie 011 Metapod 012 Butterfree 013 Weedle 014 Kakuna 015 Beedrill 016 Pidgey 017 Pidgeotto 018 Pidgeot 019 Rattata 020 Raticate 021 Spearow 022 Fearow 023 Ekans 024 Arbok 025 Pikachu 026 Raichu 027 Sandshrew 028 Sandslash 029 Nidoran♀ 030 Nidorina 031 Nidoqueen 032 Nidoran♂ 033 Nidorino 034 Nidoking 035 Clefairy 036 Clefable 037 Vulpix 038 Ninetales 039 Jigglypuff 040 Wigglytuff 041 Zubat 042 Golbat 043 Oddish 044 Gloom 045 Vileplume 046 Paras 047 Parasect 048 Venonat 049 Venomoth 050 Diglett 051 Dugtrio 052 Meowth 053 Persian 054 Psyduck 055 Golduck 056 Mankey 057 Primeape 058 Growlithe 059 Arcanine 060 Poliwag 061 Poliwhirl 062 Poliwrath 063 Abra 064 Kadabra 065 Alakazam 066 Machop 067 Machoke 068 Machamp 069 Bellsprout 070 Weepinbell 071 Victreebel 072 Tentacool 073 Tentacruel 074 Geodude 075 Graveler 076 Golem 077 Ponyta 078 Rapidash 079 Slowpoke 080 Slowbro 081 Magnemite 082 Magneton 083 Farfetch'd 084 Doduo 085 Dodrio 086 Seel 087 Dewgong 088 Grimer 089 Muk 090 Shellder 091 Cloyster 092 Gastly 093 Haunter 094 Gengar 095 Onix 096 Drowzee 097 Hypno 098 Krabby 099 Kingler 100 Voltorb 101 Electrode 102 Exeggcute 103 Exeggutor 104 Cubone 105 Marowak 106 Hitmonlee 107 Hitmonchan 108 Lickitung 109 Koffing 110 Weezing 111 Rhyhorn 112 Rhydon 113 Chansey 114 Tangela 115 Kangaskhan 116 Horsea 117 Seadra 118 Goldeen 119 Seaking 120 Staryu 121 Starmie 122 Mr. Mime 123 Scyther 124 Jynx 125 Electabuzz 126 Magmar 127 Pinsir 128 Tauros 129 Magikarp 130 Gyarados 131 Lapras 132 Ditto 133 Eevee 134 Vaporeon 135 Jolteon 136 Flareon 137 Porygon 138 Omanyte 139 Omastar 140 Kabuto 141 Kabutops 142 Aerodactyl 143 Snorlax 144 Articuno 145 Zapdos 146 Moltres 147 Dratini 148 Dragonair 149 Dragonite 150 Mewtwo 151 Mew 152 Chikorita 153 Bayleef 154 Meganium 155 Cyndaquil 156 Quilava 157 Typhlosion 158 Totodile 159 Croconaw 160 Feraligatr 161 Sentret 162 Furret 163 Hoothoot 164 Noctowl 165 Ledyba 166 Ledian 167 Spinarak 168 Ariados 169 Crobat 170 Chinchou 171 Lanturn 172 Pichu 173 Cleffa 174 Igglybuff 175 Togepi 176 Togetic 177 Natu 178 Xatu 179 Mareep 180 Flaaffy 181 Ampharos 182 Bellossom 183 Marill 184 Azumarill 185 Sudowoodo 186 Politoed 187 Hoppip 188 Skiploom 189 Jumpluff 190 Aipom 191 Sunkern 192 Sunflora 193 Yanma 194 Wooper 195 Quagsire 196 Espeon 197 Umbreon 198 Murkrow 199 Slowking 200 Misdreavus 201 Unown 202 Wobbuffet 203 Girafarig 204 Pineco 205 Forretress 206 Dunsparce 207 Gligar 208 Steelix 209 Snubbull 210 Granbull 211 Qwilfish 212 Scizor 213 Shuckle 214 Heracross 215 Sneasel 216 Teddiursa 217 Ursaring 218 Slugma 219 Magcargo 220 Swinub 221 Piloswine 222 Corsola 223 Remoraid 224 Octillery 225 Delibird 226 Mantine 227 Skarmory 228 Houndour 229 Houndoom 230 Kingdra 231 Phanpy 232 Donphan 233 Porygon2 234 Stantler 235 Smeargle 236 Tyrogue 237 Hitmontop 238 Smoochum 239 Elekid 240 Magby 241 Miltank 242 Blissey 243 Raikou 244 Entei 245 Suicune 246 Larvitar 247 Pupitar 248 Tyranitar 249 Lugia 250 Ho-oh 251 Celebi 252 Treecko 253 Grovyle 254 Sceptile 255 Torchic 256 Combusken 257 Blaziken 258 Mudkip 259 Marshtomp 260 Swampert 261 Poochyena 262 Mightyena 263 Zigzagoon 264 Linoone 265 Wurmple 266 Silcoon 267 Beautifly 268 Cascoon 269 Dustox 270 Lotad 271 Lombre 272 Ludicolo 273 Seedot 274 Nuzleaf 275 Shiftry 276 Taillow 277 Swellow 278 Wingull 279 Pelipper 280 Ralts 281 Kirlia 282 Gardevoir 283 Surskit 284 Masquerain 285 Shroomish 286 Breloom 287 Slakoth 288 Vigoroth 289 Slaking 290 Nincada 291 Ninjask 292 Shedinja 293 Whismur 294 Loudred 295 Exploud 296 Makuhita 297 Hariyama 298 Azurill 299 Nosepass 300 Skitty 301 Delcatty 302 Sableye 303 Mawile 304 Aron 305 Lairon 306 Aggron 307 Meditite 308 Medicham 309 Electrike 310 Manectric 311 Plusle 312 Minun 313 Volbeat 314 Illumise 315 Roselia 316 Gulpin 317 Swalot 318 Carvanha

319 Sharpedo 320 Wailmer 321 Wailord 322 Numel 323 Camerupt 324 Torkoal 325 Spoink 326 Grumpig 327 Spinda 328 Trapinch 329 Vibrava 330 Flygon 331 Cacnea 332 Cacturne 333 Swablu 334 Altaria 335 Zangoose 336 Seviper 337 Lunatone 338 Solrock 339 Barboach 340 Whiscash 341 Corphish 342 Crawdaunt 343 Baltoy 344 Claydol 345 Lileep 346 Cradily 347 Anorith 348 Armaldo 349 Feebas 350 Milotic 351 Castform 352 Kecleon 353 Shuppet 354 Banette 355 Duskull 356 Dusclops 357 Tropius 358 Chimecho 359 Absol 360 Wynaut 361 Snorunt 362 Glalie 363 Spheal 364 Sealeo 365 Walrein 366 Clamperl 367 Huntail 368 Gorebyss 369 Relicanth 370 Luvdisc 371 Bagon 372 Shelgon 373 Salamence 374 Beldum 375 Metang 376 Metagross 377 Regirock 378 Regice 379 Registeel 380 Latias 381 Latios 382 Kyogre 383 Groudon 384 Rayquaza 385 Jirachi 386 Deoxys 387 Turtwig 388 Grotle 389 Torterra 390 Chimchar 391 Monferno 392 Infernape 393 Piplup 394 Prinplup 395 Empoleon 396 Starly 397 Staravia 398 Staraptor 399 Bidoof 400 Bibarel 401 Kricketot 402 Kricketune 403 Shinx 404 Luxio 405 Luxray 406 Budew 407 Roserade 408 Cranidos 409 Rampardos 410 Shieldon 411 Bastiodon 412 Burmy 413 Wormadam 414 Mothim 415 Combee 416 Vespiquen 417 Pachirisu 418 Buizel 419 Floatzel 420 Cherubi 421 Cherrim 422 Shellos 423 Gastrodon 424 Ambipom 425 Drifloon 426 Drifblim 427 Buneary 428 Lopunny 429 Mismagius 430 Honchkrow 431 Glameow 432 Purugly 433 Chingling 434 Stunky 435 Skuntank 436 Bronzor 437 Bronzong 438 Bonsly 439 Mime Jr. 440 Happiny 441 Chatot 442 Spiritomb 443 Gible 444 Gabite 445 Garchomp 446 Munchlax 447 Riolu 448 Lucario 449 Hippopotas 450 Hippowdon 451 Skorupi 452 Drapion 453 Croagunk 454 Toxicroak 455 Carnivine 456 Finneon 457 Lumineon 458 Mantyke 459 Snover 460 Abomasnow 461 Weavile 462 Magnezone 463 Lickilicky 464 Rhyperior 465 Tangrowth 466 Electivire 467 Magmortar 468 Togekiss 469 Yanmega 470 Leafeon 471 Glaceon 472 Gliscor 473 Mamoswine 474 Porygon-Z 475 Gallade 476 Probopass 477 Dusknoir 478 Froslass 479 Rotom 480 Uxie 481 Mesprit 482 Azelf 483 Dialga 484 Palkia 485 Heatran 486 Regigigas 487 Giratina 488 Cresselia 489 Phione 490 Manaphy 491 Darkrai 492 Shaymin 493 Arceus 494 Victini 495 Snivy 496 Servine 497 Serperior 498 Tepig 499 Pignite 500 Emboar 501 Oshawott 502 Dewott 503 Samurott 504 Patrat 505 Watchog 506 Lillipup 507 Herdier 508 Stoutland 509 Purrloin 510 Liepard 511 Pansage 512 Simisage 513 Pansear 514 Simisear 515 Panpour 516 Simipour 517 Munna 518 Musharna 519 Pidove 520 Tranquill 521 Unfezant 522 Blitzle 523 Zebstrika 524 Roggenrola 525 Boldore 526 Gigalith 527 Woobat 528 Swoobat 529 Drilbur 530 Excadrill 531 Audino 532 Timburr 533 Gurdurr 534 Conkeldurr 535 Tympole 536 Palpitoad 537 Seismitoad 538 Throh 539 Sawk 540 Sewaddle 541 Swadloon 542 Leavanny 543 Venipede 544 Whirlipede 545 Scolipede 546 Cottonee 547 Whimsicott 548 Petilil 549 Lilligant 550 Basculin 551 Sandile 552 Krokorok 553 Krookodile 554 Darumaka 555 Darmanitan 556 Maractus 557 Dwebble 558 Crustle 559 Scraggy 560 Scrafty 561 Sigilyph 562 Yamask 563 Cofagrigus 564 Tirtouga 565 Carracosta 566 Archen 567 Archeops 568 Trubbish 569 Garbodor 570 Zorua 571 Zoroark 572 Minccino 573 Cinccino 574 Gothita 575 Gothorita

576 Gothitelle 577 Solosis 578 Duosion 579 Reuniclus 580 Ducklett 581 Swanna 582 Vanillite 583 Vanillish 584 Vanilluxe 585 Deerling 586 Sawsbuck 587 Emolga 588 Karrablast 589 Escavalier 590 Foongus 591 Amoonguss 592 Frillish 593 Jellicent 594 Alomomola 595 Joltik 596 Galvantula 597 Ferroseed 598 Ferrothorn 599 Klink 600 Klang 601 Klinklang 602 Tynamo 603 Eelektrik 604 Eelektross 605 Elgyem 606 Beheeyem 607 Litwick 608 Lampent 609 Chandelure 610 Axew 611 Fraxure 612 Haxorus 613 Cubchoo 614 Beartic 615 Cryogonal 616 Shelmet 617 Accelgor 618 Stunfisk 619 Mienfoo 620 Mienshao 621 Druddigon 622 Golett 623 Golurk 624 Pawniard 625 Bisharp 626 Bouffalant 627 Rufflet 628 Braviary 629 Vullaby 630 Mandibuzz 631 Heatmor 632 Durant 633 Deino 634 Zweilous 635 Hydreigon 636 Larvesta 637 Volcarona 638 Cobalion 639 Terrakion 640 Virizion 641 Tornadus 642 Thundurus 643 Reshiram 644 Zekrom 645 Landorus 646 Kyurem 647 Keldeo 648 Meloetta 649 Genesect 650 Chespin 651 Quilladin 652 Chesnaught 653 Fennekin 654 Braixen 655 Delphox 656 Froakie 657 Frogadier 658 Greninja 659 Bunnelby 660 Diggersby 661 Fletchling 662 Fletchinder 663 Talonflame 664 Scatterbug 665 Spewpa 666 Vivillon 667 Litleo 668 Pyroar 669 Flabébé 670 Floette 671 Florges 672 Skiddo 673 Gogoat 674 Pancham 675 Pangoro 676 Furfrou 677 Espurr 678 Meowstic 679 Honedge 680 Doublade 681 Aegislash 682 Spritzee 683 Aromatisse 684 Swirlix 685 Slurpuff 686 Inkay 687 Malamar 688 Binacle 689 Barbaracle 690 Skrelp 691 Dragalge 692 Clauncher 693 Clawitzer 694 Helioptile 695 Heliolisk 696 Tyrunt 697 Tyrantrum 698 Amaura 699 Aurorus 700 Sylveon 701 Hawlucha 702 Dedenne 703 Carbink 704 Goomy 705 Sliggoo 706 Goodra 707 Klefki 708 Phantump 709 Trevenant 710 Pumpkaboo 711 Gourgeist 712 Bergmite 713 Avalugg 714 Noibat 715 Noivern 716 Xerneas 717 Yveltal 718 Zygarde 719 Diancie 720 Hoopa 721 Volcanion 722 Rowlet 723 Dartrix 724 Decidueye 725 Litten 726 Torracat 727 Incineroar 728 Popplio 729 Brionne 730 Primarina 731 Pikipek 732 Trumbeak 733 Toucannon 734 Yungoos 735 Gumshoos 736 Grubbin 737 Charjabug 738 Vikavolt 739 Crabrawler 740 Crabominable 741 Oricorio 742 Cutiefly 743 Ribombee 744 Rockruff 745 Lycanroc 746 Wishiwashi 747 Mareanie 748 Toxapex 749 Mudbray 750 Mudsdale 751 Dewpider 752 Araquanid 753 Fomantis 754 Lurantis 755 Morelull 756 Shiinotic 757 Salandit 758 Salazzle 759 Stufful 760 Bewear 761 Bounsweet 762 Steenee 763 Tsareena 764 Comfey 765 Oranguru 766 Passimian 767 Wimpod 768 Golisopod 769 Sandygast 770 Palossand 771 Pyukumuku 772 Type: Null 773 Silvally 774 Minior 775 Komala 776 Turtonator 777 Togedemaru 778 Mimikyu 779 Bruxish 780 Drampa 781 Dhelmise 782 Jangmo-o 783 Hakamo-o 784 Kommo-o 785 Tapu Koko 786 Tapu Lele 787 Tapu Bulu 788 Tapu Fini 789 Cosmog 790 Cosmoem 791 Solgaleo 792 Lunala 793 Nihilego 794 Buzzwole 795 Pheromosa 796 Xurkitree 797 Celesteela 798 Kartana 799 Guzzlord 800 Necrozma 801 Magearna 802 Marshadow 803 Poipole 804 Naganadel 805 Stakataka 806 Blacephalon 807 Zeraora 808 Meltan 809 Melmetal 810 Grookey 811 Thwackey 812 Rillaboom 813 Scorbunny 814 Raboot 815 Cinderace 816 Sobble 817 Drizzile 818 Inteleon 819 Skwovet 820 Greedent 821 Rookidee 822 Corvisquire 823 Corviknight 824 Blipbug 825 Dottler 826 Orbeetle 827 Nickit 828 Thievul 829 Gossifleur 830 Eldegoss 831 Wooloo 832 Dubwool 833 Chewtle 834 Drednaw 835 Yamper 836 Boltund 837 Rolycoly 838 Carkol 839 Coalossal 840 Applin 841 Flapple 842 Appletun 843 Silicobra 844 Sandaconda 845 Cramorant 846 Arrokuda 847 Barraskewda 848 Toxel 849 Toxtricity 850 Sizzlipede 851 Centiskorch 852 Clobbopus 853 Grapploct 854 Sinistea 855 Polteageist 856 Hatenna 857 Hattrem 858 Hatterene 859 Impidimp

860 Morgrem 861 Grimmsnarl 862 Obstagoon 863 Perrserker 864 Cursola 865 Sirfetch'd 866 Mr. Rime 867 Runerigus 868 Milcery 869 Alcremie 870 Falinks 871 Pincurchin 872 Snom 873 Frosmoth 874 Stonjourner 875 Eiscue 876 Indeedee 877 Morpeko 878 Cufant 879 Copperajah 880 Dracozolt 881 Arctozolt 882 Dracovish 883 Arctovish 884 Duraludon 885 Dreepy 886 Drakloak 887 Dragapult 888 Zacian 889 Zamazenta 890 Eternatus 891 Kubfu 892 Urshifu 893 Zarude 894 Regieleki 895 Regidrago 896 Glastrier 897 Spectrier 898 Calyrex 899 Wyrdeer 900 Kleavor 901 Ursaluna 902 Basculegion 903 Sneasler 904 Overqwil 905 Enamorus 906 Sprigatito 907 Floragato 908 Meowscarada 909 Fuecoco 910 Crocalor 911 Skeledirge 912 Quaxly 913 Quaxwell 914 Quaquaval 915 Lechonk 916 Oinkologne 917 Tarountula 918 Spidops 919 Nymble 920 Lokix 921 Pawmi 922 Pawmo 923 Pawmot 924 Tandemaus 925 Maushold 926 Fidough 927 Dachsbun 928 Smoliv 929 Dolliv 930 Arboliva 931 Squawkabilly 932 Nacli 933 Naclstack 934 Garganacl 935 Charcadet 936 Armarouge 937 Ceruledge 938 Tadbulb 939 Bellibolt 940 Wattrel 941 Kilowattrel 942 Maschiff 943 Mabosstiff 944 Shroodle 945 Grafaiai 946 Bramblin 947 Brambleghast 948 Toedscool 949 Toedscruel 950 Klawf 951 Capsakid 952 Scovillain 953 Rellor 954 Rabsca 955 Flittle 956 Espathra 957 Tinkatink 958 Tinkatuff 959 Tinkaton 960 Wiglett 961 Wugtrio 962 Bombirdier 963 Finizen 964 Palafin 965 Varoom 966 Revavroom 967 Cyclizar 968 Orthworm 969 Glimmet 970 Glimmora 971 Greavard 972 Houndstone 973 Flamigo 974 Cetoddle 975 Cetitan 976 Veluza 977 Dondozo 978 Tatsugiri 979 Annihilape 980 Clodsire 981 Farigiraf 982 Dudunsparce 983 Kingambit 984 Great Tusk 985 Scream Tail 986 Brute Bonnet 987 Flutter Mane 988 Slither Wing 989 Sandy Shocks 990 Iron Treads 991 Iron Bundle 992 Iron Hands 993 Iron Jugulis 994 Iron Moth 995 Iron Thorns 996 Frigibax 997 Arctibax 998 Baxcalibur 999 Gimmighoul 1000 Gholdengo 1001 Wo-Chien 1002 Chien-Pao 1003 Ting-Lu 1004 Chi-Yu 1005 Roaring Moon 1006 Iron Valiant 1007 Koraidon 1008 Miraidon