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Played another hourish of Red. Got my couple Mew, the S.S. Ticket, and didn't spend too much of the mostly-finite money source.

[ClaptonsWig]

Thanks man. I've made that mistake a few times before, and by the time I got to the Elite Four, I'm pretty well screwed over. I'm planning on making my Eevee a Jolteon pretty quick here, and switching my Noctowl out for a water type, no use having 2 Normal/Flying types on one team, and Togee is better.

What's a good water I can catch here, I'm across the sea in Cianwood still, level grinding a bit for the 5th gym, trying to get everyone to around 30.

Magikarp honestly, Gyarados will wreck havoc if you take the time to train him. I usually cheat a tad and catch/hatch one on HeartGold and trade him over so it's not nearly a pain in the ass to level up.

[Cipher_Peon]

Magikarp honestly, Gyarados will wreck havoc if you take the time to train him. I usually cheat a tad and catch/hatch one on HeartGold and trade him over so it's not nearly a pain in the ass to level up.

He already has 2 flying types though. A third might be problematic.

I've been hatching MORE Eevees ( ;_; ), but this time I'm actually doing something productive while I'm hatching them. I'm getting more of those damn feathers on the bridge. I'm going to enter the Little Cup competitive scene, and I'm sorry but EV training a Pokemon that you CAN NOT GET OVER LEVEL 5 IN sounds extraordinarily frustrating. So I'm just going to feather my way to victory!

My team is pretty bad, but I wanted to definitely include Budew and Petilil:
So so far, this is the blueprint of my team:

Budew
Petilil
Elekid
Houndour
Darumaka
Onix

If you couldn't tell, it's a Sunny Day team. Just the fact that Onix can learn Sunny Day is a tremendous blessing. Of course I have a HUGE fighting weakness, but this is only my first draft. Budew and Onix are my Sunny Day set upers, while Onix also provides the ever needed Stealth Rocks. The rest of the Pokes are meant to abuse the Sun and kick some Nucleose ass. So...any thoughts? :3

[HeyRiles]

A while back (when Gen IV was the latest generation) I made gym battles for each type, and it was fun. The ones I remember right now are these three

Rock Gym
Magcargo
Lunatone
Rhyperior
Rampardos
Aerodactyl
Kabutops

Normal Gym
Blissey
Kecleon
Togekiss
Porygon-Z
Granbull
Snorlax

Fire Gym
Charizard
Arcanine
Torkoal
Infernape
Camerupt
Houndoom

I'll post more if I can think of them

[Cipher_Peon]

I remember watching Gym Leader type battles on Youtube, usually a wild card was granted to prevent a complete handicap.

You should totally update your lists under the new set of Pokemon, that might be another set of fun for you

[MagicMurderBag7]

I would add a flying/normal (there's a ton to choose from) to your normal gym team. A fighting type would rip it apart.

Edit: I didn't notice Togekiss. Carry on.

[HeyRiles]

I haven't played the new games because one of the Pokemon is a flying ice cream cone and another is a funky Tauros

[MagicMurderBag7]

I haven't played the new games because one of the Pokemon is a flying ice cream cone and another is a funky Tauros

Lol. I used the ice cream cone. You always need an ice type.

[Cipher_Peon]

Oh man, the Vanillite line is one of my favorite line of Pokemon in Gen 5. I used it in my ingame run, and yeah everything works ingame, but it was a lot of fun to use

[ClaptonsWig]

He already has 2 flying types though. A third might be problematic

He said he's switching out one of his normal/flying type noctowl so he would only have Togetic and Gyarados. Any threat from an electric type attack is void if he switches in his jolteon, which would recover HP courtesy of volt absorb. Gyarados has intimidate, which helps lessen the blow from a rock type attack, although he's bulky enough to take the hit if he doesn't already outrun it after a dragon dance or two if he was already in play.