Poké-Chat

[Jacob Fox]

NOOOOOOOOOB!

jk.

But, HM moves are pretty much TM moves that don't go away after single use and they are unable to be unlearned normally. You get them either normally through the story, or you get them by talking to people.

Thank you and the noob comment was pretty accurate so no problem

 

[Rosie]

Saw the Pokemon Sun and Moon thing at E3. Will put a spoiler.

Spoiler

Two new pokemon. Yungoos which is the Pokemon equivalent of Ryback, and Pikipek, the Pokemon Woody Wood Pecker and was the pokemon first teased.

Then they also have a new battle type which I am interested in and takes inspiration from a certain type of battle Youtubers do...

But last of all... they were using Popplio during the demo as the starter and it leveled up and learned Disarming Voice. Could...could it be part Fairy type when it evolves? Could...Could it be a really great type combination? Could I be a fairy? Do you believe in fairies? IDK!?

 

[Solid Snake]

More new Pokemon :yay:

Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon

 

[Solid Snake]

video

 

[Solid Snake]

Battle Royal???

 

[Rosie]

IT'S THE ROYAL RUMBLE MAGGLE!

 

[Swift]

Dude I love these Pokemon!

 

[Swift]

Apparently Popplio learns Disarming Voice by level up. Water/Fairy? shock:

 

[Rosie]

Apparently Popplio learns Disarming Voice by level up. Water/Fairy? shock:

I said that in my spoiler thing. I honestly would love that typing. Why? Because both types are bulky, and also it would maybe have those Popplio haters filled with regret.

 

[Swift]

I said that in my spoiler thing. I honestly would love that typing. Why? Because both types are bulky, and also it would maybe have those Popplio haters filled with regret.

Its a great typing. Both offensively and defensevily.

 

[Black Wizard]

I'm not familiar at all with Fairy types, I'll need to do my research I guess.

 

[Rosie]

I'm not familiar at all with Fairy types, I'll need to do my research I guess.

They were introduced gen 6. They are a counter to Dragon types. Weak to Steel and Poison and Strong against Fighting, Dark, Dragons, it is a solid type all around

 

[Black Wizard]

They're definitely very defensive, that's for sure. Interesting to see that they applied the Fairy type to existing Pokemon, though it certainly makes sense for most of them.

 

[Solidus1]

They're definitely very defensive, that's for sure. Interesting to see that they applied the Fairy type to existing Pokemon, though it certainly makes sense for most of them.

Yeah, Mawile and Clefable especially make sense.
They are amazing offensively too, Mega Gardevoir is a monster.

 

[Black Wizard]

Yeah, Mawile and Clefable especially make sense.
They are amazing offensively too, Mega Gardevoir is a monster.

I was excited to see that when I checked on Bulbapedia, Gardevoir has been one of my favorite Pokemon ever since my first time playing Gen 3. I've been playing Emerald, but I think I'm going to go ahead and get that 3DS for the Gen 3 remakes soon.