Second Primary [Video]

[feathersfly]

[When the video flicks on, the first thing the camera focuses on is a Zephyr Badge, proudly being held up by some gloved fingers. Then it's pulled away from the camera to reveal a smiling Hawks. A Toucannon - almost half his own size - is perched imperiously on his shoulder, looking haughty but self-satisfied. Judging by the slightly off-balance way Hawks is standing, she's a considerable weight, but he's bearing up well regardless.]

It took me awhile, but I'm finally on my way with this gym challenge stuff. This is technically my second badge - I'm kinda doing things out of order - but hey, I'm the bird guy. The bird gym badge is the one I'm proudest of.

[He tucks the badge into his pocket before lifting a hand to brush the Toucannon's chest feathers affectionately with the back of his hand. The attitude she wears as he does this is as if she's doing him a favor by accepting the attention.]

Sesame here did almost all the work, even though she's only half as strong yet as my main team. I guess even a themed team can make use of type advantages sometimes.

That said, I've got a question for any other trainers out there who've got a selectively limited roster. I want to know if there are any tips for dealing with the drawbacks of focusing on certain types. I know there are gyms out there that aren't going to be too friendly to a team of birds, and I'm curious how other trainers might've tackled being at a distinct disadvantage. I've got some potential tactics of my own, but hearing some other ideas I might be able to incorporate into my strategy can't hurt.

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[fayblood]

i cant find sandalphon but his pokemon are here

i dont think he wud go somwher with out them?

is he all right ?