I wonder why they made hold back exactly the same. Can't it have slight differences... how about Hold Back being a Special Attack version of False Swipe.
My DA account... I draw stuff sometimes!Because Hold Back kind of implies that you're using part of your body to hit.
That being said, they could have had Hold Back be like, a Dark type move or a Fighting type move or anything that wasn't Normal.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseHold Back IS different, it's literally a rarer version of False Swipe.
In all seriousness, I got nothing. It's weird it's like that. Maybe if it would've been more powerful, and/or maybe a different type. Maybe make it Special. Anything to make it NOT identical to an existing move.
You'll get a pass, Celebrate and Hold Hands.
Goddammit, Schezo... || *insert incredibly thirsty copypasta about Dr. Ratio*I just want False Swipe clones in different Types.
All of them?
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseI'd make a False Swipe clone that is of a type no mon is immune to, like Dark or Steel, and that's good enough.
My DA account... I draw stuff sometimes!Yeah, same.
TBH, False Swipe does sound like it'd be a Dark type move anyway, but whatever.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseIt being a dark-type move will imply it's some sort of Cruel Mercy or something.
My DA account... I draw stuff sometimes!Being able to use it on Ghost types would be nice, at least.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseIs this the right thread for sharing Fakemon concepts? I've been working on one that I think could use some feedback.
Yeah, I doubt there's a dedicated fakemon thread.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseI actually did that like twice on this very thread, I did seen someone doing it on this thread as well. But I haven't seen someone doing a Fakemon idea recently. So whatever.
edited 8th Dec '16 8:32:37 PM by flamemario12
I've got a few Fakemons, but I suck at naming them.
What would be a good name for a Water/Steel Barrel-Eye Fish◊ Pokemon with some submarine-like elements in its design?
edited 8th Dec '16 8:35:33 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!Alright, cool. Here it is (reposted from a forum thread on Smogon):
Description: A small bug that resembles a cross between a tick and a sentient neuron. It has a translucent bluish-white body and a purple "nucleus" with pupiless matching purple eyes. Its six legs somewhat resemble the dendrites of a neuron.
Abilities:
- Synchronize
- Immunity
- Merciless (Hidden Ability)
Egg Groups: Amorphous, Bug
BST: 42/15/52/30/76/34
Learnset:
- Poison Sting (Start)
- String Shot (Start)
- Struggle Bug (Start)
- Infestation (Lv. 7)
- Confuse Ray (Lv. 11)
- Thundershock (Lv. 13)
- Confusion (Lv. 17)
- Hypnosis (Lv. 20)
- Signal Beam (Lv. 22)
- Spider Web (Lv. 27)
- Extrasensory (Lv. 31)
- Eerie Impulse (Lv. 34)
- Parabolic Charge (Lv. 41)
- Amnesia (Lv. 43)
- Recover (Lv. 46)
- Sticky Web (Lv. 53)
TMs:
- Psyshock
- Calm Mind
- Toxic
- Hidden Power
- Taunt
- Hyper Beam
- Light Screen
- Protect
- Frustration
- Thunderbolt
- Return
- Leech Life
- Psychic
- Double Team
- Reflect
- Rest
- Attract
- Embargo
- Giga Impact
- Thunder Wave
- X-Scissor
- Infestation
- Dream Eater
- Swagger
- Substitute
- Snarl
- Confide
Egg Moves:
- Toxic Thread (from Spinarak and Ariados)
- Memento (from Grimer, Muk, Koffing, Weezing, Spiritomb, Litwick, and Lampent)
- Stockpile/Spit Up/Swallow (from Gulpin, Swalot, Drifloon, and Drifblim)
- Electroweb (from Joltik and Galvantula)
Neurachnid - Poison/Psychic
Evolves from Dendrider at Level 25
Description: A larger version of Dendrider, now with visible pedipalps on its face, four smaller eyes in addition to its primary eyes, and a large scorpion tail resembling an axon of a nerve cell, complete with myelin sheaths surrounding the shaft.
Abilities:
- Synchronize
- Neurotoxin (all moves used by this pokemon that cause poison cause Toxic poison instead.)
- Merciless (hidden ability)
- BST: 77/25/104/60/121/68
- Egg Groups: Amorphous, Bug
Learnset:
- Synaptic Venom (Evolve - Special psychic-type move with 50 base power and a 50% chance of poisoning the opponent.)
- Poison Sting (Start)
- String Shot (Start)
- Struggle Bug (Start)
- Venom Drench (Start)
- Fell Stinger (Start)
- Poison Gas (Start)
- Infestation (Lv. 9)
- Confuse Ray (Lv. 14)
- Thundershock (Lv. 16)
- Confusion (Lv. 19)
- Hypnosis (Lv. 22)
- Signal Beam (Lv. 24)
- Spider Web (Lv. 29)
- Extrasensory (Lv. 34)
- Eerie Impulse (Lv. 37)
- Parabolic Charge (Lv. 44)
- Amnesia (Lv. 47)
- Recover (Lv. 50)
- Sticky Web (Lv. 57)
TMs:
- Psyshock
- Calm Mind
- Toxic
- Venoshock
- Hidden Power
- Taunt
- Hyper Beam
- Light Screen
- Protect
- Frustration
- Thunderbolt
- Return
- Leech Life
- Psychic
- Double Team
- Reflect
- Sludge Wave
- Sludge Bomb
- Torment
- Rest
- Attract
- Embargo
- Giga Impact
- Thunder Wave
- X-Scissor
- Infestation
- Poison Jab
- Dream Eater
- Swagger
- Substitute
- Snarl
- Confide
Commentary: Neurachnid is meant to be a mostly defensive pokemon, with great special defense and good defense and HP, but mediocre special attack and speed and nearly useless attack. Its moveset consists almost entirely of support and status-afflicting moves designed to gradually wear down the opponent rather than attacking them head on. With its signature ability Neurotoxin, Neurachnid has the unique role in doubles of being the only pokemon capable of inflicting Toxic poison on both opponents in a single move using Poison Gas. Alternatively, Neurachnid can also use poison thread to simultaneously inflict toxic poison and lower the speed of a single pokemon. Neurachnid also posesses an excellent defensive typing in Poison/Psychic, giving it a 4x resistance to Fighting, neutral resistances to Bug and Psychic, and 2x resistances to Poison, Grass, and Fairy. It also possesses additional coverage with Thunderbolt, which complements its STAB nicely. Finally, Neurachnid is one of the few pokemon to get access to Sticky Web, capable of further supporting the team.
Unfortunately, Neurachnid is also almost completely shut down by any Taunt user that manages to outspeed it, and is easily checked by bulky steel-types. Ferrothorn in particular manages to wall nearly anything that Neurachnid can throw at it.
edited 8th Dec '16 11:08:24 PM by Zennistrad
If I were you, I would make its Special Defense 121 rather than 111. Araquanid seems to be more bulky than it on the special side, and it actually evolves slightly earlier.
Yeah, that's only a BST of 435.
You might want to improve on that, if just a bit.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone elseHey, so, uh, I've gotten to a certain point in Sun's postgame and need some clarification.
Is there anything I'm supposed to do to find Nihilego in Wela Volcano Park? I've had like twenty encounters and it still hasn't shown up.
I sure said that!Nope. It's just random.
Trans rights are human rights.If its not there, it may be in the Digglet Tunnel.
As long as it's playing that intense music, just walking in the grass should make it appear.
Just make sure to lead with a Timid Abra with Synchronize if you can.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!It figures it'd be a whole five minutes after I asked that the situation would be resolved.
My plan to leave a Timid Synchronize Abra in the front of the party worked out, too.
So, Buzzwole. Adamant is obvious, but what nature should I shoot for for the second? Impish?Jolly?
edited 8th Dec '16 9:49:27 PM by Pulse
I sure said that!If you hear different music on the route, spray a repel and lead with a Pokemon leveled lower than 55.
Careful or Jolly
I think I got Impish and Careful mixed up again. Oops.
Good thing it was before damage could be done.
I sure said that!
Agreed. Oh well.
Also hi Pulse. Long time, no see.
what do you mean I didn't win, I ate more wet t-shirts than anyone else