I just started the epilogue for Pokémon Violet, and this basically just flashbanged me(for context, the are at the player character's house and are talking about the player character's mom.), and I wanted to share it with my fellow girlkissers.
I've been compiling a bunch of Pokémon statistics for a fangame me and my friend group is working on, and I've realized something, that 13 of the 30 starter Pokémon(I'm counting the Hisuian Starters, because they are permanent forms, unlike the ZA trio, so I'm not counting them) have either the Fighting Type, the Ghost Type, or the Dark Type(each time we got a new Starter Trio with permanent forms since Gen 6(outside of the sole exception of the Galar Starters), one of them has been a Dark Type). This feels completely unoriginal of them to have about half of them have one of these Types, when we have Types that have only been used once by a Starter(like Flying, Poison, Steel, Psychic, and Fairy have only been used once on a Pokémon of a Starter Trio), or better yet, Types that haven't been used by a Starter yet(Rock, Ice, Electric, Bug, Normal, and Dragon have never been part of a Starter Trio outside of Megas). I just believe that we need more variety in Starter Types.
Me and my friend have been watching Hunter X Hunter for the first time together, and we just got to the reveal of Kurapika's Emperor Time ability, and me and my friend are split on whether he's a Specialist or a Conjurer. My friend believes that he should still be classified as a Conjuror, while I believe that he should be classified as a Specialist, and neither of us want to go to the wiki to avoid any spoilers. Is there any official statement or something that proves either side correct? Thank you in advance.
I just finished the main story, the post-game, and the dlcs for Pokémon Violet, and I'm working on completing all 3 pokedexs. But I want to play through the game again(twice so I can use all 3 starters), but with the other starters and other team members, but I can't decide what Pokémon to choose, so I'm letting reddit decide.
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The following rules are
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1: Only Pokémon/regional variants of Pokémon that were introduced in scarlet/violet. I want to experience the new Pokémon.
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2: No Pokémon from my previous team are to be used on these 2 teams(Skeledirge, Palafin, Ogrepon, Kilowattrel, Tinkaton, and Baxcaliber were my main team last time, so they can't be used), I want to experience many of the gen 9 Pokémon.
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3: A member of the Pokémon line must be able to be caught at a level lower than Larry's Staraptor ace for the 5th gym(so I can use them for most of the game).
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4: The Pokémon must be viable in a playthrough(so no early bug, besides Lokix, I'll allow it cause it's cool).
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5: It must be obtainable in Pokémon Violet specifically(So no Armorouge or Great Tusk or any of the sort)
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6: If you choose a Pokémon for a specific starter, try to make sure it doesn't have the same types of them.
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Other than that, go wild. Thank you for any recommendations.
I'm currently running a trick room team with my main mega being Aggron, with mega Amphaross to help with rain teams. No matter what I try, Perish Trap Gengar always seems to beat me. Is there a possible counter to run on trick room, or am I screwed?
Hello, my aunt(24) who was a big fan of Haikyuu recently passed away, and sorting through her belongings, I found a figure of Yu Nishinoya in a small D&D dice bag. I can't find whether or not if this comes from some sort of series, or by itself, and if it comes a series, I'd like to complete it and display it. Can anyone help me with find out what it is? Thanks in advance for any and all help.