She's the mythical for the America region, so she's likely inspired by American pop stars. As for her colors, what if they were just reusing the color scheme from that one cut mon?
Yes, they still do. Nearby routes are also full of answers as well.
It really was a cool little design even if the water monkey was clearly best with early access to scald.
Weren't the Cooler monkeys beginner's trap because their awful stats?
If you could hold tight on using the water stone until level 22 Panpour learned Scald and that handled a lot of the game.
They have similar stats to starter Pokemon but lack the second evo. That means that they're fine for the base game, but absolute garbage in competitive, which most people don't bother with. Shame, as I actually like their designs(their beta designs even more).
Pikachu didn't shock the Onix, he set off the fire sprinkers which ONLY Brock seemed to have installed in his gym. The Cerulean gym I understand, but come on now, why the fuck didn't the Celedon gym?
Fucking lmao.
To be fair, Ash withdrew his challenge under the circumstances. IIRC Brock gave him the Boulder badge anyway.
So what you're saying is that Brock is the reason Ash was so shit in Kanto?
I love those dumb monkeys (except Simisage that evo was ugly) but their stats and movepool were both shit on top of being stone evos so they don't learn new moves when they level up when you evolve them. In addition to being the obvious gym solution their design may in part be because of Gamefreak's belief that early pokemon should be more replaceable, similar to earlier gen bugs having low level evolutions but being fairly bad after early game objectively speaking. This came after your rivals told you to catch Patrats and Lilipups for the hell of it too, no one was gonna use all of those early 'mons if it's their first playthough may've been the idea. Probably why they gave you the evo stone in Castellia: so you'd evolve it then swap it out because it stopped learning new moves and it gets outclassed by other pokemon you could be catching.
I took mine all the way thru to the end of the game as my premier, overleveled water Pokemon, then was disappointed it did jack shit in online battles and competitive. I hate the philosophy that some Pokemon are just straight up meant to be useless just because they're found early on, I much prefer something like Magikarp where it's a pain in the ass to raise or Feebas that is a pain in the ass to even find, but when evolved both kick some serious ass.
Yeah, but it also raises the question of what would happen during a battle in the rain. Since that's almost the same thing as being drenched by a fire sprinkler (ok, it isn't, but after an certain point you'll still be wet)
Honestly, this is what saved the anime: Team Rocket mindlessly fucking around with freezing a volcano and finding out what happens next
Rain doesn't do any damage, Onix would be fine. Could actually help in limited circumstances if Onix is fighting a fire type.
Team Rocket is why Pokemon is a Saturday morning cartoon, not just an anime.
Funnily, Rhydon's Lightningrod ability exploited its immunity to electricity, something that came up in the anime later.
Why are you posting that fake-outrage baiting troon?
I mean...
I haven't seen anything regarding Japanese packs being circulated but I have seen pre-order prices for the boxes going around that price, the problem is that neither Creatures Inc. or TPCi can keep up with the demand for the game nor does the latter feel any need to curb the usage of bots from its site.
You can make almost anything work if you put enough autists together. That's the fun of Pokemon, or at least it was back when every Pokemon and move was available. I've had competitive success with surprising Pokemon that I can guarantee aren't available anymore in the newer games or their sets are no longer available.
