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The face is on the scabbard, not the actual sword itself. So, steel/ghost and it seems to be an attacker. Who wants to bet it's too slow to make use of a swords dance boosting strategy so it can't capitalise on all the free switch-ins against fighting, normal, bug and poison?

Isn't it obvious though? Fairy type pokemon have something to do with fairytale and folklore mythology. In the case of Mawile, it's based on the legend of the Futakuchi-onna, a woman who's hair becomes a secondary mouth. Jigglypuff is a lullaby pokemon. Lullabies are commonly sung to children...

well...what usuall happens to dragons in fairytales? they die! A lot! So I think dragons should be pretty used to being screwed over by fairy(tales) by now. That being said, is anyone else really looking forward to OKOing fairy-type Blissey with GUNK SHOT? edit: aso I believe the new lobster...

Welp, fairy type! Very nice, very nice. Gotta say, I was confident about it for some time now and it seems like it matches up to all the rumors so far. Time to get excited about new roles for old pokemon!

The 'super effective' text didn't pop up for fighting though, but it did for poison. Why would they draw so much attention to the fact that it doesn't handle poison well?

It'd be weird if the new type is really weak to fighting/strong against ice though. I mean why make fighting even stronger and ice even weaker? And if the rumors about it resisting/being immune to dark are true, then Weavile really is not going to be a happy chappy unless it gets some seriously...

I think her attack was super effective vs Ice, because otherwise why would they have brought up Steel as a typing? -she is not a fighting type -she is super-effective vs ice -obviously not a fire type because flareon = steel type or rock type Then they go on to prove that it can't be Steel or...

I find it very unlikely that they would go to the trouble of testing out types against Sylveon publically if they'd mixed around the type chart. There's a clear reason for them doing those tests and being secretive about Sylveon's type. They are not trying to show off that they've meddled with...

The part about the minigames taking about 2hours to max out a stat is what makes me think those rumors are fake. How would they know that exact time frame? Seems awfully specific. dual-typed attacks also seem to be a bit of a stretch.

How come nobody has paid much notice to Bleck's post about Pokemon Smash and the Sylveon type testing they did? Sylveon is definately some kind of new type by process of elimination. The only thing I can think of which would possibly upset that is if Sylveon had some kind of new ability which...

My sanstorm team stunfisk set: Stunfisk @ leftovers Bold Sand Veil Thunder Wave Mud Slap Substitute Surf GEHEHEFffkfkfk no really. This is pretty annoying if your opponent isn't packing an aura sphere pokemon. thunder wave + mud slap + substitute means you'll rarely be getting hit at all...

Ridiculous. If rain is such an issue making certain pokemon one-hit-wonders off a single-type stab, then let us ban all of the big dragons, Ursaring, and anything else that can reach exceedingly high levels of attack power in one turn or less. Or seriously, at the very least ban sandstream too...

I think it would help. At least then you wouldn't have to worry about Kingrda AND Kabutops AND Ludicolo together on the same team as apposed to just one of either. But forget it, that whole idea of banning specific pokemon just because they are powerful under rain in combination with an ability...

Has anyone tried a gimmick moveset with fire spin and hypnosis, perhaps? Though I guess that leaves you with few moveslots left and not much is really scared of being trapped with ninetales.

Is there a trainer who I can re-battle who has strong pokemon in a double-battle setting? I really miss Gabby and Ty from ruby. I used to use them to train my low level pokemon using protect and explosion.

Likewise, I don't see how rain's perks make it overpowered in comparison to a weather effect that causes constant damage every turn regardless of what you're doing to the opponent. Fast and powerful pokemn are pretty common in the current metagame. When you run sand, you don't have to worry...

I finally got one with a 'relatively superior' rating. It's male, 31 sp.attk ivs and 28 speed, 25 HP. Only problem is that it has only a 6 in def and 15 in sp.def. I guess I'll use this one in-game for battle subway and work towards breeding a stronger, bulkier one later.

Whether or not I used the right terminology with 'wall' here, bulky scrafty as a set up sweeper or whatever you want to call it has a much harder time functioning in sand. Normally it has just enough bulk to do what it does with leftovers support, but it's low hp makes it hard for it to do so...

Gee, brilliant arguments. Very convincing. Totally disregard that a lot of people will attest that bulky shedrest scrafty is quite effective, Mr. Internet tough guy who likes his one-liner gimmicks, and that whimsicott's priority encore is one of the main reasons people use it to stop dragon...

If you had actually payed attention to my post, you'd have figured out that a whimsicott with sunny day/rain dance/thunder wave/encore can not only be used to change weather, but also shut down stat-uppers and cripple. It has encore and thunder wave too and can use them just fine. A pokemon...