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I am just one level away from discharge but do I really want to teach a special attack to a pokemon who specializes in physical moves?
Also is there a physical electric type better then spark besides wild charge or am I better off just giving it discharge?

Think I'll do that due to not having enough blue shards for ice punch. XD

Yeah, that sounds more useful, I'll probably look into that later.

Good point...not really fond of 2 turn attacks though. =/

I wouldn't blame you, our usernames were closely identical.

On a separate note, why the hell does floatzel learn razor wind when it specializes physical moves? XD

Finally got through victory road.

I'll keep this info in mind, thanks!

Wrong!
Like my avatar, my name is unchanging. =P

I must be thinking of the gen 3 games.

I only have a 3ds on hand, even so wouldn't I have to beat the league in platinum before I could trade between those games anyway?

My kangaskhan's earthquake almost took out pikachu then red full restored and it went downhill from there. XD
Not going to try again for now though, I'm just going through victory road in platinum then grind some levels.

I'm not that fond of flying types, I only have one around so that I can always fly around. XD

Now that I remembered red, I'm going to battle him real fast.
I'll tell you how disastrous that went in a sec.

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Pikachu destroyed kangaskhan in 2 turns and just hit a critical on my alakazam with a quick attack. XD[DOUBLEPOST=1368321003][/DOUBLEPOST]

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...and lapras finished me off...that went well.

Luckily I made a thread like this one when I started playing that game.
Here was my team.
My team consists of:

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A lv 46 Feraligatr
It has a rash nature and its ability is torrent
Its moves are ice fang, crunch, surf, and slash.

lv 43 Fearow
Its has a mild nature and its ability is keen eye.
Its moves are aerial ace, fly, pursuit, and fury attack.

lv 46 Ampharos
It has a sassy nature and its ability is static
Its moves are thunderpunch(looking to replace), charge, discharge, and thunderwave

lv 40 Kangaskhan
It has a quit nature and its ability is Early Bird
Its moves are Strength, Outrage, Earthquake, and Crunch

lv 40 Dragonair
It has a naive nature and its ability is shed skin
Its moves are extreme speed, thunder wave, aqua tail, and dragon pulse

lv 46 Alakazam
It has a naive nature and its ability is Inner focus
Its moves are Psychic, shadow ball, calm mind, and reflect.

They are all in the level 50s right now, but I think most of their moves are the same.
Still have to beat red in that game when I think about it...

I heard this series was good, but I think I'll wait until the anime has ended before I watch it.
Then again I did the same thing with sword art online and that show ended up being rather bland.
Hope this show doesn't disappoint when I finally do get to it.

I tend to try and keep a balanced team, when I played soul silver my team was a tad better then what I have now.

Should have seen my first time playing a pokemon game. Back when I first played pokemon red, I chose Charizard and almost soloed the entire game with it. XD

I basically built this team blind, except for alakazam. Always enjoyed that glass cannon. XD
I'll probably end up grinding levels to make up for my lackluster team.

You know now that you mention that...
Ever since I got my ps3, the only time I used my xbox was for when bioshock infinite came out. XD

Only reason why it knows two hm moves is because I accidentally left my hm pokemon in the pc and was too lazy to go back for it. XD
I was thinking about deleting the move for something else.

Only thing I was implying on my previous post was that it was still ongoing.
If you read the manga and caught up with it, you'd have to wait until the next part to come out.
Didn't know if you would want to do that or not.

Here's a great video explaining on what the big three are.
Pretty informative if you're interested.

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I enjoy his reviews, only problem is how infrequent he is on posting new ones. Dx