Q is for Quagsire....
Hay! wait... I did Quagsire last time....
Q is for Qwilfish...
A almost useless poison water type you could use for a HM slave...
Not much use in the competitive battling scene.

R is for Rapidash , a fire type pokemon from the kanto region .

Next letter is S

S is for Sawsbuck,
It's Japanese name is Mebukijka,

It has two types ; Normal and Grass types.
It's species is : The Season Pokémon
It's height is 6'3" or 1.91m
It's weight is 203.9 lbs or 92.5 kg
It has three abilities ; Chlorophyll, Sap Sipper and Serene Grace ( from the Dream World. )

National Dex #586
Local Dex ( Unova ) #092
Local Dex ( Black 2 and White 2 ) #160

It has 4 forms which depend on the weather.

Unown.
While it is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon, as of Generation III, Unown has 28 derivative shapes, chronicled in the Unown Dex in Generation II and the Unown Report in Heart Gold and Soul Silver. There are 26 Latin alphabet characters, plus ? (question mark) and ! (exclamation mark) introduced in Generation III. In Generation II, its shape is determined by its individual values, whereas in Generation III and beyond, it is determined by its personality value.
Japanesse name: ?????

Razor-987 : I really don't want to be all cocky on you razor but.. This is obviously coppied.. Or over written..
there is no need to post a whole move pool on this kind of thread just to let your post be bigger.

as the way how i post is i give a personal opinion about the Pokémon and strategies.. This way i can give people advice, information, and also  benefit myself..
this is just spam.. Sorry.  but lets go back to this thread then i guess:...

V is for  Vibrava (#329)(national
vibrava is a decent Pokémon you know? A decent move pool and the stats are not to complain about.. Although the trapinch generation lacks everything in comparing with other dragon type Pokémon..
vibrava's stats are not high. But also not low..
both attack and speed are 70. While trapinch haves 100 attack and 10 speed... so basically if you want raw power you're better of giving trapinch a ever stone and the nature: brave and train it on attack EV and speed EV (why speed ev? Because his speed is so low.. If you don't maintain it you will be death before even making your first move.
anyways lets go back to vibrava..

For what i know vibrava's move pool is nothing special in comparing to other dragon Pokémon.. Although its pretty decent.
i personally would prefer to train trapinch till it learned earthquake at lv 73 (D/P) or train it to lv 65 when it learns earth power.. Both pretty good ground moves..
i would also suggest to keep dragon breath.. This move has a great ability.. Strong may paralyze. And there are only one type that resist this move: Steel Pokémon..

a bit of advice like always:

Speed and strength:
nature: naive
EV's 252 ATK and 252 SPEED
item: hard stone ( for rock slide)
Move set:
Earth Power(from trapinch)
dragon breath
Rock Slide
Substitute
Now you might think this is nothing special right?.. Yup you're right.. I always just came up with a random strategy to share.
now to give you the reasons:
As all of you know Earth Power lowers special defence.. Since vibrava lacks special attack for his dragon breath you simply just lower the sp.def to heighten your power against it for your sp.atk moves.
dragon breath is for obvious reasons.. 60 power, dragon type. May cause paralyze..A must have for vibrava i must say myself..
rock slide since the greatest weakness of vibrava is ice type moves (ice Pokémon's) rock slide is a perfect counter strike. Since there are more slower ice Pokémon then faster ice Pokémon vibrava will most likely have the first hit. So rock slide would basically destroy its icy opponent in one hit
Substitute is for special reasons.. While vibrava is fast. Hi lacks both the defensive sides and lacks health.. Using substitute can cover up for all these three things he lacks. But caution: this effect will vanish if hit by multiple hit moves like rock blast, comet punch etc.. And a ice move would for sure one hit KO your substitute.. So it might be on own risk..

Elite boost trooper
nature:modest
EV's: 252 SP.ATK EV's 252 SPEED EV's.
move set:
Ominous Wind
Silver Wind
Mud Shot
Toxic
This move set is a rarity.. Also it needs serveal trades due some moves are only learneble on other games.
omnious wind, silver wind. These 2 moves stands up for the name of the strategy. They both pretty much lacks power.
only 60 power.. But they can heighten all the stats by one stage..
mud shot: since the fourth generation this move is based on special attack. Since his nature is modest and the EV's are maxed the  power of the move should be decent.. It also lowers the opponent accuracy. Which CAN protect him from being hit.. Which also covers up the lacking defence.
toxic: this will be combining with mud shot.. Lowering the accuracy will lower the chance that you will be hit.. Toxic causes badly poisoned which gives more damage each turn.. Your opponent will suffer while not being able to hit you..
If you don;t like mud shot or one of the wind attacks just change them for double team..  mud shot, double team, and toxic should have a pretty cool effect in battle..

the next letter should be: W
Good luck. And greetings to all, Yngwie

W is for Wobbuffet
Not the most interesting pokemon, the only think I give it credit for is that jessie's wobbuffet was quit funny.

X is for Xerneas (Not really a lot of choice..)

Xerneas is a new Pokémon to be released in Pokémon X and Y. (Generation VI) 
It's also a Legendary Pokémon that is look like a deer.
Xerneas is the second Pokémon to have a name to start with a ''X'', the first one being Xatu. (Thats why I had not a lot of choice)
It's type is still unknown.










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Y is for Yamask , a ghost type pokemon from the unova region .

Next letter is Z

Z is for Zigzagoon.
It has the best evolution with the ability because of how it doubles as a HM slave knowing surf and similar moves.

iN008 : Time to restart! Back to A.

A is for Accelgor, a good Bug type pokemon from the Unova region.

B is up next!

B is for Bulbasaur , a grass and poison type starter pokemon forn the kanto region .

C is for Camerupt! A fire and Ground type from the 3rd Generation.

D is up next.

Flame66 : Hehe, This means I get to do a very good Pokemon! So, Anyways, D is for Darkrai! E is next! (Don't you dare say elephant! It is my idea!)

E is obvious.
Its stands for the electric eel Pokémon eelektross.
A fantastic electric Pokémon without weaknesses during his ability levitate.

Eelektross's stats are pretty good.
A attack base of 115.
and a special attack base of 105. Makes this Pokémon a pretty heavy duty in offensive.
also both his defence stats are 80. Which is pretty high in combination with his high atk. sp.atk.
he does lacks speed.. With only a base of 50 speed.. You'd better not try to raise a jolly,timid,naive, or a hasty kind of eelektross.. It would be waste of time ha ha.

Well for a electric kind Pokémon this one has decent stats and a decent move pool ( well.. From his previous pre evolutions.. eelektross itself has no move to be learned by lv.

So for the little facts lets go to my personal information about this electric Pokémon.

I personally like this Pokémon pretty much. I got one raised on Pokémon light platinum. Trained in both attack and sp.atk. What makes it a pretty good offensive Pokémon.

well that's my eelektross lol.

Now to go for a bit of tactics.
Thunder storm
nature: Rash
EV's: 252 SP.atk 252 ATK (jup my eelektross strategy)
Item: magnet
Move set:
Rain dance, Thunderbolt, charge, thunder.
Now i think you can already guess why the strategy name is called thunder storm eh?..
rain dance: this move not only gives water moves a boost. This also gives the move "thunder"100% accuracy.
combine this with magnet. And charge. And you will have a deadly one hit K.O attack for almost sure!
thunderbolt: this move is decent. 15 pp. 95 power. It can cause decent damage. And also may cause paralyzing. Now use this combining magnet and charge and also this move will be a killer move!
charge: this move is already called out from last 2 explanations. Charge boost up the electric moves from your Pokémon. Try use think after rain dance. And then use thunder.. Trust me.. Even a solid rock Pokémon would instantly die!
Thunder: this should be obvious don't you think?.. The whole key to this strategy is the massive damage that is done combining the item"magnet" the moves: "rain dance", "charge". And the sp.atk bonus. + (duh) type bonus will make this move one of the most successive electric move in the history of game freak!

invisible lighting
nature: quiet
EV's:126 SP.ATK 126 HP 126 defence 126 sp.def
item: bright powder
move set:
Substitute
Double Team
Thunderbolt
Charge Beam
This might seem pretty lame i know.. Also.. Pretty difficult.
training a Pokémon in 4 different EV's.. And also needs to be 126 is not a easy job.. But okay here it goes
substitute is pure to make use of its defensive ability it gotten by the EV training. Its substitute can hold out longer. So it gives it more time to use double team. Which gives its more evasiveness so it will be less likely to be hit.. Also.. This is the part when bright powder comes in sight. Everyone knows that bright powder lowers the accuracy of your opponent's Pokémon right?.. Well combine that with double team.. And you got invisible electric Pokémon that has no weakness. And can also use substitute!
Double team: this move is pretty much explained in the move above it.. Its heightens the evasiveness of your Pokémon. And using bright powder as item gives your opponent almost no sight of hitting spots!
Thunderbolt: this move is to be able to whipe out your opponent before it created a strategy to overcome yours.. With its decent attack power you can easily kill your opponent.
charge beam: if thunderbolt is to weak yet.. Try to use a few of these charge beams to up the sp.atk of your eelektross.. You that you're sure that your opponent will not get away with a second hit!

well that's it guys! The next letter is F. Good luck!
Greetings to all, Yngwie

F  is for.. um.. Froakie!! Froakie (Japanese: ????Keromatsu) is a Water-type Pokémon.
Along with Chespin and Fennekin, Froakie is one of three starter Pokémon in Pokémon X and Y.
Along with Chespin, Fennekin, Xerneas, and Yveltal, it was the first Generation VI Pokémon to be revealed to the public, being revealed on January 8, 2013 as part of the Pokémon Direct broadcast. Also, I should of have chose Fennikin.

G is for Gorebyss!It's the evolution of Clampearl when holding a DeepSeaScale.It's very,very cruel.Next letter is H!!!!












~~~~~~~~~~LenKagamineLover~~~~~~~~~~~~

LenKagamineLover : H is for Hitmonchan, the fighting type Pokemon.

I is for Iggybuff , a normal type pokemon .

J for Jolteon

Physiology

Jolteon is a dog-like Pokémon with a very short tail, surrounded by a fringe of spikes on its rear. It has four slender legs, each with a three-toed foot and a pink paw pad. It has large, pointed ears with black insides. Jolteon is covered in yellow fur, and has a white, spiky collar. It can make its fur sharp like needles; this is similar to Glaceon, which also has fur that can be made sharp. Jolteon has dark, fox-like, black eyes.

Special abilities

Jolteon can use the same attacks that Eevee can use, with the addition of the ability to wield electrical attacks, as well as Double Kick and Pin Missile. In order to gather power for electric attacks, it accumulates negative ions in the atmosphere, charges power when its mood changes, or amplifies the weak electric charge of its cells with the static electricity of its electrically-charged needle fur. As a fully evolved Pokémon, Jolteon can learn Hyper Beam and Giga Impact.

Behavior

Jolteon are sensitive Pokémon and easily become sad or angry. Every time its mood changes, it charges power. If startled or angered, it can shoot out bristles that are sharp enough to pierce opponents. Every hair on its body starts to stand sharply on end if it becomes charged with electricity, and the negatively charged ions in its fur create a constant sparking noise. Its fur also stands on end if it is angry or startled.

Habitat

Jolteon usually are found near power plants. Due to the need of a Thunderstone to evolve from Eevee, not many are found. However, because it's an Eeveelution, it can adapt almost anywhere.

Next is K







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