Yayoi Kise - 10 Years Later (
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Reminiscing - Video
Whoo, spoopy time. Seems like yesterday I was having the time of my life going trick or treating. My old town doesn't celebrate Halloween as hardcore as some of the other towns I know, Kanon town goes all out and I went there a couple of times. I had some fun there definitely.
Speaking of spooky, I got my badge from Morty. Thanks for all the help everyone with the advice, I really needed the assist. It was an endurance test all the way through but I managed to beat him.
Anyone plan to do anything this October besides the usual?
Speaking of spooky, I got my badge from Morty. Thanks for all the help everyone with the advice, I really needed the assist. It was an endurance test all the way through but I managed to beat him.
Anyone plan to do anything this October besides the usual?
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Would you mind talking a little about what it was like for you challenging Morty?
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Sure, well, he specializes in Ghost Types and I specialize in Electrics so it's a battle of attrition. We were slugging it out with back and forth hits with a lot of power hits and challenging on the secondary types of our Pokemon.
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Ah, seems like the season to be tackling ghosts of all kinds. What secondaries did he have, versus yours? I've been doing more research on what they functionally act like these days.
And thank you.
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He had Drifblim and Spiritomb, Dusknoir, Mismagius, Gengar and Chandelure which have assorted secondary types such as Flying, Poison, Dark and Fire. I had to brute force electric attacks with some of those since I didn't have type advantage, used a Psychic Pokemon as a matchup for some, the Flying I shocked it down with Thunderbolt and Golem to withstand it's power, and then with Chandelure I waged a battle of endurance with Fire Blast.
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A few of those were familiar names. Clearly I've got my reading cut out for me. Did you end up having to rely on supplements of any kind to keep your team going strong, or were you able to make it work through brute force and playing to advantages when you had them?
You were facing his elite team then? Congratulations on your success either way.
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Yeah, I gave them a couple of vitamins in between battles and healed my Pokemon. My Mega Evolved Ampharos soloed two of his Pokemon so we had to keep topped off since we had no type advantage and had to rely on speed, stamina and all out attrition.
Yes, I was. I didn't want to make it easy on myself since my entire team of six Pokemon are all level 100. Thank you.
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Sometimes those are the only skills you can rely on. Enduring longer than your opponent can be enough to get you through, and when you need to win, you don't need it to be by a landslide. Though when you say Mega Evolved... I've heard mention of mega something in passing, but haven't had a chance to ask anyone about that. What exactly is a mega evolution for a pokemon?
One of the peculiarities, that there's a ceiling to any pokemon's capabilities and growth. At that point it does become a measure of picking your way forward with care.
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Sometimes yeah. I try to be more diverse but I realized no amount of diversity was going to get me through the rough patch that was Morty, so I just bullied on through. And Mega Evolution is a phenomenon that happens in battle, between a trainer and a Pokemon. It utilizes a Mega Stone and a deep bond, a connection with a Pokemon who has forged a deep connection with their trainer, their friend. And then they evolve in battle to a higher state.
And yeah it does, sometimes. The rest is up to customization of powers through Technical Machines or TMs and HMs, Hidden Machines.
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Making the most with what you have and getting through anyway... it's not as if you're doing it alone, in that sense. The way these tinctures and foods work to help pokemon recover so swiftly is useful.
I see, so it's one of those changes that comes about due to the strength of a relationship. How does one even measure such things... I suppose they prove themselves true eventually, or never at all.
TMs and HMs, both the ones sold and the ones that can be won from certain gyms? I'd heard there's a few like that, but not the specifics on where they were, or what they were, with who.
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That's right, and people work together in harmony to keep this world going. It's really quite amazing.
Yeah. I'm not an expert in Mega Evolution, nor am I a scholar but I can tell you one thing: Pokemon respond to our emotions and friendship with them. The better you treat people and others, the more they respond to us.
That's right, a lot of the TMs can be found or purchased, and HMs can be rewarded and found as well.
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[He's never seen people getting into the spirit of all things spooky before. He seems to be following suit though, as a Cofagrigus hovers behind him and grins menacingly at the camera.]
Congratulations on your badge, by the way. What kind of pokemon does Morty have?
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[Yayoi grins back, considering everything.]
He has Ghost Pokemon, which is fitting for the holiday I'd imagine. Strange spooky things could be afoot as well, considering how many ghost types are here in Kanto and Johto.
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[And he was only activated in August, so it would have been his first Halloween if he hadn't been in sleep mode.]
I've noticed a lot of Pumpkaboo around, I wonder if that's to do with Halloween approaching? They're a ghost type, after all.
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[Different worlds after all.]
That's probably the case. Pumpkins are often associated with October and Halloween after all. I'm not surprise Pumpkaboos are around enmasse as well.
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[And honestly, he wouldn't have cared about it back then. He hadn't developed emotions at that point.]
I caught a rather large one. It felt like a good opportunity to get another ghost type. I wonder if other pokemon will show up more frequently, too.
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Cool, that must be rewarding. I only have six Pokemon, and I don't really feel like getting more. But it's always nice to get more Pokemon in your seen-count.
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[He wonders how they're treated in Yayoi's world, if so.]
It is rather rewarding. I always enjoy catching another pokemon. Hatching them, as well. There's just something about raising them that I find enjoyable. Evolution is always an exciting time, too.
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She's a superheroine like I am.
Raising Pokemon is a lot of fun. I raised my kids, all six of them quite well, and it's challenging to attend to their needs.
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[Connor quite likes music himself, which he considers himself lucky for. The constant music playing here would really grate on his nerves otherwise.]
And... you're a superheroine?
[That's very interesting to Connor. He doesn't know much about superheroes as such, but he has a basic idea of what they are.]
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