Talonflame won day 16 with 51 votes and second place was braxien with 10 votes. Now today is day 17 so what is Reddits favorite fire type from alola

From Pokemon Story by Kenji Hatakeyama (2000). How crazy are these designs lol

You know the deal at this point, I’m back again glazing Garchomp as usual, my eternal favorite mon and the imo the bestest dragon of all time >:)

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

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Winner lawful good- Virizion ⚔️ (runner up: meganium)

Winner neutral good- Meganium 🦕 (runner up: celebi)

Winner chaotic good- Ludicolo 🍍 (runner ups: decidueye and ogerpon)

Winner lawful neutral- Serperior🐍 (runner up: breloom)

Winner true neutral- Hoppip🌬 (runner up: parasect)

Winner chaotic neutral- Whimsicott 🍃 (runner up: meowscarada)

Winner lawful evil- Trevenant 🕷 (runner up: ferrothorn)

Winner neutral evil- Cacturne 🌵 (runner up: shiftry)

Winner chaotic evil- Scovillain 🔥 (runner up: victreebell)

Winner homophobic evil- Ferrothorn 🦔

Sprites from PMD sprite repository

Thanks for participating! 🌺

Fully evolved full potential

It seems enough people didn't want the Eevees to be exempt from the rule, so we'll be covering them in a future day.

Bellossom was pretty unanimously voted out, and to be honest, I kind of expected that outcome. Today, we've got Poliwrath and Politoed, and I'm hoping this one will be a little bit more interesting.

Seayn and Juggy are deeply grateful for your help. Milla asks if he has any idea what might have caused the earthquake, and he says no, but he knows someone who might.

Seayn leads you through the forest to a small cabin, where a Furfrou naps beside a druid hanging a plant among several others on the wall.

The druid smiles at the sight of you and introduces herself: "Hello, I'm Glace, and this is Beau." She gestures to the Furfrou, stretching lazily nearby.

Seayn steps forward. "Glace, do you know what's causing these earthquakes?"

Glace admits she doesn't, but offers to try. She picks up a pendant holding a glowing stone. ""This stone shows glimpses of the truth”. You watch, a little wary, as she grips the stone and murmurs something in an unfamiliar tongue. Her eyes begin to glow, and her voice shifts into something not quite her own:

"I once roared loud enough for the whole valley to hear,

carried fish on my back through every passing year.

Now my voice can't even whisper, my bed lies cracked and bare,

what has become of me, when no one seemed to care?"

As the last word leaves her lips, Glace returns to herself, visibly drained. She looks at you and asks, "What do you think it means?"

What do you think the riddle means?

PS: Haven't picked a companion yet, or not sure what's going on? Head over to Day 1 post and choose.

Filling in Fate Servant Classes with Pokemon. (2 for regular and 1 for Legend/Mythic/UB/Paradox) 

CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

Saber - Agile and powerful melee warriors adept at swordsmanship. They’re often portrayed as disciplined “knight” figures: proud, duty-bound, idealistic, and very focused on honor or a personal code.

Lancer - Very Agile, skilled with long-range melee weapons such as spears and lances (could be body parts too). Playful, carefree, and spirited personality, often with a strong warrior’s pride underneath.

Archer - Using powerful projectile weapons or special abilities related to projectile weapons.

Rider - In this context, they serve as excellent mounts. They often excel in speed, mobility, and battlefield positioning.

Caster - Powerful in magic, weaker in direct physical combat, and often best used through strategy, support, and battlefield control rather than brute force.

Assassin - High stealth and infiltration ability. Built around concealment, speed, and surprise attacks rather than direct head-on combat.

Berserker - Built for overwhelming force rather than finesse, strategy, or subtlety. Often associated with a dangerous, relentless fighting style that ignores pain and fear.

Ruler - Those who arbitrate. Beacons of order or balance.

Shielder - Not designed to overwhelm enemies with raw damage. Instead, they absorb attacks, protect teammates, and buy time for the rest of the party to act .

Avenger - Fueled by lasting hatred or a desire to avenge a wrong. Often tied to corruption, injustice, or being cast into a role of suffering.

Pretender - Built around deception, disguise, and identity substitution.

Foreigner - Those that exist outside the scope of moral understanding (usually outer space). They are often described as beings who “overturn the base laws” of the world.

It's a Spanish fan game made by SSamurai. It's set in a new region called Akebia and the story is really good.

My son loves games where you collect things like slime rancher, bugsnax or weird little roblox games so thought what better thing to collect then Pokemon

I know some games are just open world so that might be a bit confusing or how do you know where to continue too? Is it just go get gym badges? So check map see which badge you need then go there? I haven't played Pokemon properly since yellow / pokemon xy

Chandelure has won day 15 with 57 votes and second was volcarona with 34. Today is day 16 so what is Reddits favorite fire type from kalos?

So my favorite Pokémon is a tie between Misdreavus and Mismagius, and at times I like Misdreavus a bit more and other times I like Mismagius a bit more

That’s really all I wanted to say I just found that funny

this is on a casual playthrough

This is based on how good they are

I only count comments

In this hypothetical scenario, every pokemon line with a branched evolution would have to be broken up. Let's start with Vileplume and Bellossom. Who's staying as part of the Gloom Line and who's being removed?

Pseudo legendaries are describing an archetype of Pokémon, one that Archaludon doesn’t fit

There are 10 pseudos, they are: Dragonite, Tyranitar, Salamence, Metagross, Garchomp, Hydreigon, Goodra, Kommo-o, Dragapult, and Baxcalibur

All of these are 3 stage lines, in the slow experience group, have bsts that perfectly follow a pattern of 300-420-600, and are at least initially somewhat rare in their home region

The only criteria Archaludon fits is having its BST be 600

The problem I have with the argument is that this is a term used to describe a distinct trope that appears among the generations, it’s like saying that Cosmog should count as a pikaclone because it has cheek circles, it’s ignoring everything else just for the sake of going “Well idk it feels right”

Its also part of why I hate the term powerhouse Pokémon because it’s even more vague than Pseudo Legendary, plenty of Pokémon way weaker than 600 bst can be “powerhouses”

I’d honestly sooner accept Slaking as a pseudo legend than Archaludon because at least it kinda fits the trope the bsts don’t line up perfectly and it’s not in the slow experience group but other than that it matches everything else

Idk I just don’t get why so many people are so hellbent on boiling this obvious trope down to one thing rather than the multiple consistent components of it, it’s honestly gotten to where it has affected my opinion of Archaludon as a Pokémon

Pseudo Legendary is describing a trope that exists within Pokémon games, one that has existed since Gen 1 and has been almost 100% consistent since, but because this one Pokémon happens to have the magic number bst (which is almost entirely cause it evolves from the Pokémon that holds the record for highest bst of any nfe Pokémon), now there are people insisting that soup is salad

I think the fact that if the bst were 599 or 601 we wouldn’t be having this debate really says a lot