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I own pokemon Pearl, Black, and pokemon X and i have spent 200 hours in each game (a little sad or really funny) and it is much better if you listen to your own personal music when playing pokemon X.

Pokemon d/p was the first pokemon games that i played that got me interested l, pokemon Black is fun when you try to get higher level pokemon by train in the main city, (forgot it's name) and pokemon X is best when playing with music in the battle chatu.

Favorite pokemon: Charizard, Scetical, Garintna, Reashiram, Dragonite, and Greninja.

Jacob9300Shadow wrote:I own pokemon Pearl, Black, and pokemon X and i have spent 200 hours in each game (a little sad or really funny) and it is much better if you listen to your own personal music when playing pokemon X.

Pokemon d/p was the first pokemon games that i played that got me interested l, pokemon Black is fun when you try to get higher level pokemon by train in the main city, (forgot it's name) and pokemon X is best when playing with music in the battle chatu.

Favorite pokemon: Charizard, Scetical, Garintna, Reashiram, Dragonite, and Greninja.

LOL this place has been inactive for a while. Also I like celebi, piplup, and treecko. I've never played X and I probably won't since I don't have a 3ds.

I like Delphox, because not only does it have a nice design, it has a good movepool and stats.

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Not to disappoint you but Delphox is actually considered to be the worst of the Gen 6 starters, I think because its movepool is rather limited compared to several other special Fire types and that makes it pretty predictable. Its typing isn't all that great defensively either. I really like its design though.

Oh yeah, I really like garchomp in terms of the move pool. I mean it has so many moves it can learn. I personally went ahead and taught it 4 diffrent types(water fire ) of moves.

Pseudo-dino wrote:Not to disappoint you but Delphox is actually considered to be the worst of the Gen 6 starters, I think because its movepool is rather limited compared to several other special Fire types and that makes it pretty predictable. Its typing isn't all that great defensively either. I really like its design though.

Are you seriously kidding me? I used Delphox in about 60 Wi-Fi battles and managed to kill other Pokemon using him and win despite the fact he was on the team! He can make great use of his HA, Magician, to foil opponents' tactics which involve items, and he has great Sp. Atk as well. To be honest, the most predictable Fire-type you'll find is Talonflame, and if you see it in the Team Preview, you'll see Brave Bird coming from a mile away, as a lot of Talonflame sets run Brave Bird. I removed Delphox though and replaced him with Togekiss because he has bulk and can tank hits, so I use him as a special wall.

My favourite Gen VI starter though is Greninja. He can make great use of his Protean ability to allow him to gain STAB from every single move he uses, so it's best to run a varied moveset on him consisting of moves of different types.

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Not kidding, unfortunately. By Smogon's tier system (which is based on usage alone) Delphox is in the Rarely Used tier. There are better Fire types out there.

LOL I win online battles with a Lvl64 Manectric and a Lvl59 Sylveon along with the rest of my team (Greninja, Lucario, Druddigon, and one which I switch every once in a while that is either a Chesnaught or a Talonflame and sometimes wild carded)

Pseudo-dino wrote:^
Not kidding, unfortunately. By Smogon's tier system (which is based on usage alone) Delphox is in the Rarely Used tier. There are better Fire types out there.

Infenape is probably one of the most useful fire types.

lighthouse64 wrote:

Pseudo-dino wrote:^
Not kidding, unfortunately. By Smogon's tier system (which is based on usage alone) Delphox is in the Rarely Used tier. There are better Fire types out there.

Infenape is probably one of the most useful fire types.

Heat Rotom anyone?

KoolKat wrote:

lighthouse64 wrote:

Pseudo-dino wrote:^
Not kidding, unfortunately. By Smogon's tier system (which is based on usage alone) Delphox is in the Rarely Used tier. There are better Fire types out there.

Infenape is probably one of the most useful fire types.

Heat Rotom anyone?

No. Normal rotom sucks in terms of moves. I bet the water rotom is very good with moves.

lighthouse64 wrote:

Pseudo-dino wrote:^
Not kidding, unfortunately. By Smogon's tier system (which is based on usage alone) Delphox is in the Rarely Used tier. There are better Fire types out there.

Infenape is probably one of the most useful fire types.

What about Emboar or Charizard there useful Fire-Types

lighthouse64 wrote:Oh yeah, I really like garchomp in terms of the move pool. I mean it has so many moves it can learn. I personally went ahead and taught it 4 diffrent types(water fire ) of moves.

Same here any DRAGON-Type pokemon are going to be great to use!

Garchomp move set i use:

Dragon Pulse Flamethrower
Earthquake Thunder Punch*


Pokemon Platinum-Pasteria side- Shard trader move

Anyone Like Bug-type pokemon?

i personally like Fortress, Scizor, and Drapion(poison/dark but it DOES learn bug type moves)

Fortress is a "wall" and can learn Explosion give it focus sash(leaves user with 1HP) Scizor : (X-Scissor, Iron Head, Earthquake, Ice Punch) and Drapion I have on with the Sniper ability( critical hits power is increased! and it holds a Scope Lens too!) Move Set: Cross-poison, Crunch, Earthquake, Dark Pulse)

I'm a TM lover...so Earthquake was the TM i use.....ALOT or Earth Power (shard move in Survival Area Pokemon Platinum)

KoolKat wrote:LOL I win online battles with a Lvl64 Manectric and a Lvl59 Sylveon along with the rest of my team (Greninja, Lucario, Druddigon, and one which I switch every once in a while that is either a Chesnaught or a Talonflame and sometimes wild carded)

Does your Greninja have Protean? Does your Talonflame have Gale Wings? If so, get rid of Chesnaught and replace him with Talonflame as Chesnaught has a 4x weakness to Flying, which isn't good when you're up against a Talonflame (they're really popular, so expect him to be raped by Brave Bird).

I'm currently doing a Battle Maison Doubles streak and i'm at battle 38. Here's my team:

Greninja @ Expert Belt
Ability: Protean
Nature: Timid
-Ice Beam
-Dark Pulse
-Grass Knot
-Scald

Kangaskhan @ Kangaskhanite
Ability: Parental Bond
Nature: Adamant
-Return
-Sucker Punch
-Fake Out
-Power-Up Punch

Togekiss @ King's Rock
Ability: Serene Grace
Nature: Calm
-Air Slash
-Thunder Wave
-Dazzling Gleam
-Roost

Aegislash @ Weakness Policy
Ability: Stance Change
Nature: Lax
-King's Shield
-Iron Head
-Shadow Sneak
-Swords Dance

Feel free to give it some constructive criticism.

Hey guys,guess what I did?I transfered my Charamander from the first game...
TO POKEMON X/Y.I haven't evolved him either.
(For my starter Gen 1 Pokemon for X/Y.I got a Bulbasaur.Promptly named him Bulba.

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What do you mean by "the first game"? You can't transfer Pokémon to the current games from anything earlier than Generation 3.

By the way, that team looks awesome castlewars, not a lot I can think of to improve it.

Pseudo-dino wrote:^
What do you mean by "the first game"? You can't transfer Pokémon to the current games from anything earlier than Generation 3.

By the way, that team looks awesome castlewars, not a lot I can think of to improve it.

He probably did the transfer from his gen 1 to gen 4, then transfered it to X.

lighthouse64 wrote:He probably did the transfer from his gen 1 to gen 4, then transfered it to X.

You can't transfer straight from Gen I to Gen VI. You can only go back as far as Gen III in terms of compatibility, then from there, dual-slot with the Gen III game to send them to Gen IV (although it only works with DS Phat and DS Lite), then use Poke Transfer to send them to Gen V, then use Poke Transporter to send then to Gen VI.

Pseudo-dino wrote:By the way, that team looks awesome castlewars, not a lot I can think of to improve it.

I got as far as 51 wins before my team got wrecked by an Electrode with Explosion, killing Mega Kangaskhan and Greninja, and a Skuntank and Pyroar with Night Slash and Fire Blast respectively, finished off Togekiss and Aegislash.

castlewars wrote:

KoolKat wrote:LOL I win online battles with a Lvl64 Manectric and a Lvl59 Sylveon along with the rest of my team (Greninja, Lucario, Druddigon, and one which I switch every once in a while that is either a Chesnaught or a Talonflame and sometimes wild carded)

Does your Greninja have Protean? Does your Talonflame have Gale Wings? If so, get rid of Chesnaught and replace him with Talonflame as Chesnaught has a 4x weakness to Flying, which isn't good when you're up against a Talonflame (they're really popular, so expect him to be raped by Brave Bird).

I'm currently doing a Battle Maison Doubles streak and i'm at battle 38. Here's my team:

Greninja @ Expert Belt
Ability: Protean
Nature: Timid
-Ice Beam
-Dark Pulse
-Grass Knot
-Scald

Kangaskhan @ Kangaskhanite
Ability: Parental Bond
Nature: Adamant
-Return
-Sucker Punch
-Fake Out
-Power-Up Punch

Togekiss @ King's Rock
Ability: Serene Grace
Nature: Calm
-Air Slash
-Thunder Wave
-Dazzling Gleam
-Roost

Aegislash @ Weakness Policy
Ability: Stance Change
Nature: Lax
-King's Shield
-Iron Head
-Shadow Sneak
-Swords Dance

Feel free to give it some constructive criticism.

Your Team has a diverse Moveset. Are you able to have 6? Since theres 4 is it a double battle?

I happen to have a Togekiss that uses its ability to the maximum!

Togekiss lv 70
Held Item:Kings Rock
Ability: Serene Grace
Moveset:(the * mean PP Up/PP Max was used)
Silver Wind*(TM) Ominous Wind*(Plat.-Pasteria side shard/move tutor)
AncientPower*(same as ominous wind) Air Slash