@Raijinslayer
*wonders if Jaden will notice a passed out Pikachu on his leg*
*wonders if Jaden will notice a passed out Pikachu on his leg*
@Feisty-PantsI've got an Alolan Ninetails! I was hgoing to name them Vix, but they turned out to be male, so he was named Vince instead(seemed a likely namwe for a genderbent Vix).
@Saltwater ThiefIf it was possible, I'd use the Buff Bug Ultrabeast as my Second Gijinka. The personality I'm giving the one I have is just so funny. I think I'm actually going to attempt drawing my favorite mons as Gijinka's once I find the time, since I already have ideas for them. Was planning on doing Character sheets for them, anyway, for no other reason than it seems fun, and I already have so many personalities in my head.
For Example, Sylveon(or Syl for short) is cocky as hell, knows he's one of the core team members and likes to let everyone know it. He's also a very, very sour loser. Like, whenever he faints and I get him back yup with a revive, I send him in so he can straight murder whoever or whatever killed him, if viable. If not, he'll settle for taking vengeance on their teammates.
I have yet to try a Nuzlocke challenge. I don't know which version of the games to do it for. It sounds like fun (Also painful).
There is one pokemon that I do remember rather fondly, if only because of the strangeness that came with it. I was either playing Heart Gold or White 2 and one of the early pokemon I caught was a female Azurill that I named Hinata because her nature was timid. Hinata was a dear but -really- wasn't a good fighter, barely able to survive attacks from other pokemon and didn't really have the strength behind her blows to be a proper glass cannon so she was traded out for other pokemon often.
Then she evolved into a Marill... a male Marill. I didn't notice the difference at first and it was only when I was looking closing at Hintat's information for some reason (I was looking at the information for all my team at the time) that I was surprised to find that she was now a he (This is something that happens sometimes in games before Generation VI due to a gender coding error when Azurill evolves. There is a 1/3 chance that a female Azurill will evolve into a male Marill. Didn't know it at the time through).
Hinata's name remained Hinata because it was still early game and I didn't know where the name changer guy was (Honestly it also felt wrong to change Hinata's name at that point). Now, Hinata as a Marill was somewhat better fighter then back when he was a Azurill because he could take a hit or two, but still wasn't anything to write home about.
Then Hinata evolved into a Azumarill. Suddenly Hinata was the freaking party tank; Just about everything that wasn't lightning or coming from a pokemon that was several levels stronger then him just bounced off and did very little and Hinata finally had some bite behind his attacks to take full advantage of it.
And through it all, I viewed Hinata as this transgendered little pokemon that started off all shy and afraid... but with love and support grew into an absolutely powerhouse after being confident enough to be who he was, even if it wasn't as the gender he was born with. I was so proud of him...
In the end Hinata ended up going into the PC because I wanted to train other pokemon and get their pokedex information but he has always been my favorite pokemon ever.