What if in future games and remakes after Black and White they make the Pokemon League more similar to what is done on the show, like a more difficult version of the Battle Dome in the Battle Frontier from Emerald? Then you can fight the Elite 4 later like when you fight Red on Mt. Silver in G/S/C. If you don't remember, the Battle Dome was where the tournament style battles took place in the Battle Frontier. It could consist of 5 battles like the Elite 4, when you include the champion, and it could have a format like in the show. The first 3 battles could be 3 on 3 and the last two could be 6 on however many you chose to bring (up to 6 of course.) It could be nice to just have something different you know. Since it's a tournament, you wouldn't be fighting the same trainers and Pokemon every time you go to the Pokemon League. There would be alot of variety doing this and that would be kinda cool. Then when you fight the Elite 4 later, they can have really strong Pokemon like you'd imagine the Elite 4 would actually have. Maybe it's just me but I think this could be pretty fun.

I'd say Torchic probably. Blaziken learns some pretty powerful moves, but so do the others I guess. Piplup is pretty funny on the show though but you were probably going for the best in the games.

At first I was going to say Tepig because it's the coolest looking one (who wouldn't want a pig Pokemon?)But after looking at their evolutions, Oshawott's evolutions look pretty cool. So I'll probably use that.

Chill out, technically the 2nd stage of a starter isn't a starter (Bulbasaur is a starter but Ivysaur isn't.) So you clues contradict each other. Anyway, my guess is Grovyle.

Run Away? idk, it's something like that.

I'm surprised nobody has brought up Weezing yet.

I like Strength because it's as powerful as any other HM and just about any Pokemon can learn it. And like Surf you have to have it, so I'd pick Strength first and Surf second (I just don't like how Surf hurts your Pokemon too in double battles though.) I only use Fly to transport myself to other cities because there are plenty of other moves (including HM's) that as as powerful or stronger than Fly and don't require 2 moves to use. So I catch a Starly or Pidgey, depending on the game, just to fly me around. I don't like to use Cut or Rock Smash because they are too weak to use once you get further into the game and being HMs you can't get rid of them for quite some time. So I usually catch a Pokemon that can use those moves, and Flash if possible, just to use them outside of battle like I do with Fly.

oh that's tough. I like multiplayer on Black Ops better because you buy the guns and perks and what not that you actually want just about whenever (you do have to unlock guns but most come pretty early anyway) as opposed to MW2 where you had to level up forever before you can even get the gun you really want. Then if you prestige, boom it's gone again just like that. At least in Black Ops you can reconstruct your classes rather quickly. But I think I like the campaign in MW2 better. They were both good but I remember really getting into the story and everything in MW2 alot more so than Black Ops. I would have played though the whole MW2 campaign in one sitting if possible but I really stretched out the Black Ops campaign to like at least a week because I kept stopping to play online and stuff. I did like the length of the Black Ops campaign though. I don't remember how long the MW2 one was (it might have been the same length) but most games now a days have campaigns half as long as Black Ops. For example Halo. Their games as as awesome of CoD but the campaigns are so short in comparison.

It would be like when they went from the original Yugioh to Yugioh GX (I haven't watched the new one so I'm not sure what that one's like.) Yeah GX was kinda cool and all but it still wasn't the original. I understood why they would change it, you can only save the world so many different ways so many times. Sometimes it's better to go out on top, to move onto something else before it gets too repetitive and the series kills itself that way as long as you do it right.

I'd have to say 7 or 8, I don't remember exactly when they first came out. My first game was Blue and I've used the same strategy to train my team as I used when I first played it ever since.

You know when you look at a move's power like 35 for tackle or 150 for hyper beam? For Double Kick is says 30 and as we all know when you use double kick it kicks twice, as the name implies. So what I've always wondered is, and it applies to others like Double Slap and Triple Kick, does that power of 30 come from both kicks (meaning it's really 15 per kick for a total of 30) or is it 30 per kick (meaning 60 total between both kicks?)

I'd have to say Leafeon. I was surprised at first because I started to raise one just because it was one I hadent raised in the past and I thought "oh it's just another wimpy grass Pokemon." But man, that thing's stats are crazy good. It's got a great attack and SP attack (Sp attacks a bit lower but thats ok it you want to use leaf blade since it goes by attack) and a surprisingly really high defense. I dont EV train or any of that junk either. I dont really like Umbreon. I'm not one to go for a high defense over attack and that's what Umbreon has, a high defense because it's primary use it a stat disruptor. Its frustrating to fight for sure, used right its really good but I'm not always patient enough to use it right.

I'm pretty sure I haven't, but that's mainly because I've never tried. I have enough trouble as it is at times when the legendary has 1HP and is paralyzed or sleeping while using ultra ball. I'm defiantly not patient enough to try pokeballs.

Charizard=the bomb so I say Charmander.

Originally posted by vizwiz123

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Like I said before, ZAPDOS ALL THE WAY!

But very few people realize that ARTICUNO, not Moltres, is screwed
regardless. Articuno would get electrocuted AND burned, but Zapdos would
go on to fry Moltres and do an epic victory dance =)

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Yeah your right, I dont know why keep thinking it's the other way around between Articuno and Moltres. I think while I was quickly typing that I wasn't paying attention and for some reason thought it was a water type because it's blue. I'm not sure why I thought that, I know better than that but I think that's what happened because your right, Articuno gets beat by Moltres.

Bulbasaur isn't as strong as Vileplume or Victeribell and their poison attacks will take Bayleef out without breaking a sweat, especially if they use Sludge Bomb.

I'm surprised nobody picked Watson yet. Magneton being a steel type too none of the other Pokemon would be able to hurt it. Meanwhile it can use supersonic to confuse the enemy to further stop them while attacking them.

Blue would win with Wallace a close second because of Milotic. Since Gyarados can use Thunder Bolt it can beat any of them on its own.

Zapdos beats both of them, Articuno beats just Moltres, and Moltres is screwed regardless.

Here's how I've done it since I first played Blue, I'm actually kinda impressed I was able to come up with a system like this when I was like 8 or 9 and was good enough I still use it. The Pokemon I plan on fighting with, in other words everyone excluding HM slaves, all get trained just as much as the others. So I never train more than 5 to battle with (4 "regular"/non-legendary and 1 legendary) because it spreads out the experience points too much. I rotate the Pokemon in my team, weakest first followed by the stronger ones (the HM slaves are at the bottom seeing as they aren't used.) So my team always stays no more than one level apart. As for training against wild Pokemon or trainers, at the start of the game I train my team so they are at the same level, or higher, than the 1st Gym's best Pokemon. For the most part my training is done against trainers, but not going past the town I'm in, unless that isn't enough. Then I'll make up the difference in the wild. That also applies if my team gets behind where they should be in level somewhere in the game but usually if I do my job in the beginning of the game I shouldn't have to do this any more than one other time in a game if even that. Any time I catch a wild Pokemon I want to use on my team, I train it in the wild, or VS seeker, until it reaches the level of my team, even if there are 10+ levels to make up, it wont fight a trainer I haven't perviously fought until it's the same level as the rest of my team. Then once that's done, I'll continue with my journey. I fight EVERY trainer in a game, even ones I can avoid, for more experience. This way my team is alway ready to fight any tough team and shouldn't need any extra training when I reach the Elite 4 in particular.