No, we wouldn't call you a loser. Atleast I wouldn't, and if anyone does, talk to me...I'll deal with it >_> Hehe just kidding. It's alright, we all start sometime. But why do you pick Roselia?

Because Roserade can chop your balls off and feed them to you.XD Nah, Jk, I just am a big fan of grass types, but I hate Turtwig, so my only choice at the time was Budew, and I took it.

Roserade owns, although personally I prefer Leafeon when it comes to grass types.. But anyways, my strongest pokemon is ironically one of my earlier breeding results. Dragonite, Max speed (Jolly) which caps at 284, and 365 atk, 2 under it's neutral nature cap. (So close..) Dragon Dance, Outrage, Fire Punch, Earthquake. And ofcourse a Yache berry, incase someone attempts to revenge kill after Outrage starts or if I get attacked when setting up. Cleaned up plenty of battles late-game.

Dragonite gets so much neglection. I have a DDance / EQ / Fire Blast / Outrage one I got from Strype... it just rocks.

D-nite just is suu lovable.

It's true, everyone prefers the more flashy Salamence.. And Garchomp is just there to annoy Dragonite further. But Dragonite was there from the beginning, he deserves more credit. And has kicked arse from the beginning to. All hail Dragonite! Especially for the fact it's not only versatile but deadly. Definatly much more versatile than Garchomp, that's for sure.

You said it, man. Dragonite's my favorite Dragon pokemon to date. But it was rather fun crushing Lance's on Blue waaay back when.

Ok, so now my strongest pokemon is level 42 Flareon. I'm about to challenge the 6th gym leader. Flareon's gonna come in handy.

Btw, loving the avatar CK. It's true too.

Ok, this is weird, I lined up 3 smilies in a row.O_o

Flareon....OK...

Poor thing doesnt have a stab worth a damn...and the worst move pool ever...

Poor flareon....

Mine knows Fire Fang, Fire Blast, Bite and Sand Attack. Good or bad?

Mk, NOW my strongest is level 48 Staraptor.

That's bad because of Sand Attack. Fire Fang/Blast I suppose can work together with some mix attacker, but I don't know much about Flareon. I'd rather have it wishpassing or something.

I'm not a really advanced player in DP, so I don't really know too much about strategy or anything. I just figure if you've got a well-balanced team with good movesets you're good to go. I got the Flareon from a friend though, and haven't taught it any TMs yet. I would'nt have kept sand attack for that long.

If only Flareon had a 2nd type and better physical movepool, it could use those fantastic ATK and DEF stats.
Oh well, at least he looks good.

He's on his 6th badge, he shouldn't be embarressed because he has a bad Pokemon. When I was on my 4rth badge, this was my move set for my Pikachu: Leer, Tail Whip, Spark (Sparx, see how that works?), and tackle. I would spend 3-5 turns decreasing the attack and defense then I would use tackle/spark.

I just noticed this last week, but my favourite Pokemons are from each series--> Charizard (kanto) --->Ho-Oh (Johto) ----> Rayquaza (Hoenn) ---> Lucario (Sinnoh).

Charizard, Ho-Oh, Rayquaza, Dragonite, Grovyle/Sceptile, Pidgeot, Deoxys, Latios/Latias, Alakazam, Lucario, Suicune, and Dialga. (I have a think for flying and fire Pokemon). All of them my faves.


The thing I like about Dragonite is that he can be part Electric/Water and being a Dragon at the same time, he's sort of a triple threat.I personally HATE Salamence, he doesn't even look cool.

Honestly, that's a pretty bad moveset. But that's an in-game eeveelution for you.. A special attack on a flareon isn't the smartest idea, but a stab super effective attack would make up for it. But otherwise, Fire Blast has horrible PP and is useless for Flareon's piss poor Sp. atk, as well as accuracy issues. And sand attack is just.. Bleh. And level wise, after fire fang all of it's attacks are useless. Last resort is powerful, but barely usable..(Learned at lv 50.) I'd consider teaching it atleast strength, always good for in-game duties, and atleast has good PP and average power. Dig isn't a bad idea either, since it will get rid of those pesky rock types, although without a super-effective hit, it's mostly useless otherwise. But unfortunatly that's about all Flareon can really do in game..

Get back on topic please.