Let's Play Pokemon: Volt White! (Warning: lots of images)

[BraveEarth]

I vote for showing all the catching so we get to see Mariah admonish her pokemon when they KO her desired catchees

[Kunoichi]

Hmm.  Looks like the vote's tied on whether or not I should show the Pokemon captures over the next few updates...  Well, if memory serves, there are enough trainer battles in and around the next city that I should be able to fill an update with just those.  I'll do that to fill time while waiting to see if anyone else wants to vote on the matter at hand.

Sorry for the wait, everyone.  Next update will be out some time this weekend. ^^;

[Kunoichi]

Happy Easter, everyone. ^^ As promised, here's my next update, and in a special double-length edition, at that.

Let's Play Pokemon: Volt White - Part 11: N is for Nacrene City

What's that?  You'd like to ask me a quick question?  Sure, go right ahead.



Yes, I certainly am.



...What?  What was the point in telling me about something I already told you I knew about?

Meh, whatever.



Let's hurry up and get away from the crazy daycare attendants...



Oh, hey, free stuff.  Nice.



And it looks like there's more stuff up there.  So now I just go around, and...



D'oh!




Okay, this should be easy enough...



Pff, like Ritzy even cares about her physical Attack stat.




Alright Ritzy, Psybeam!



Ack!



Okay, phew.  That takes care of that, next up is...



A Fire-type for a Fire-type sounds good to me.




Smokescreen is a move that's similar to Sand-Attack.  It lowers the opponent's accuracy and is thus very annoying when you face an opponent who likes to spam it at you.



Thankfully, it didn't do Magby much good.




Ah, right, Electric-types are resistant to Flying-type moves such as Acrobatics..




So I spammed Fire-type moves to win, instead. ^^



And now we have an Ice-type, who is weak to Fire-type moves...



And voila.




Now then, a Normal-type for a Normal-type should be a good matchup...




Po, spin that roulette wheel!



Ooh, Octillery's signature move.  Nice.




Wait, it's possible to train one's Pokemon while staying at home?



Well, I'm never one to turn down a gift...



Hmm, I suppose so.



Ah, nice.  I'll hang on to this.



Now, I wonder what's down here?



Somehow I doubt it.  All they teach is how to deal with status effects, and I don't plan on making use of any.



Ooh, nice.  Now, whenever Ritzy gets hit with an Electric-type move, all it'll do is boost her Special Attack.



Which is probably why this guy isn't having his Blitzle use any Electric-type attacks, come to think of it...



Wait, ack!  Ritzy's still paralyzed!  I've made a pretty big strategic blunder by not healing her of that...



Whew.  Good thing Ritzy's a Psychic-type.  She's a real glass cannon, so without that resistance to Fighting-type attacks, she'd be in real trouble from that Double Kick.




Hmm.  Ritzy did pretty good in that last fight, and she's still got Lightning Rod.  I think she can handle another Electric-type...




...Uh-oh.




Okay, Po, go get'im!



That's not getting him, Po!



...And now you're paralyzed.  Great.

Uproar!




Heh, silly Mareep used Growl. Silly Mareep, don't you know Po has Contrary?




Ah, Mareep's evolved form is up next.  I think Po can handle this one.



Oh no!



Oh yes!



Hah!  Victory for Po!



Oh, right, I should be a gracious victor and not totally rub your face in my awesome amounts of win.



...Then again, I suppose that, if my opponent wants to acknowledge my inherent awesomeness...



Ooh, what's that?



Aww, it wasn't anything cool.

Anyway, back to the daycare to get patched up right quick, and...



Cheren, what have I told you about getting right in my face and yelling?



Wild Pokemon can do double battles, too?  Awesome!



Yeah yeah, whatever...



Alright, I'll be along momentarily.


"in Pokemon battles!"

Yeah, but in my experience, training tends to help.




Sand Veil is an ability that raises a Pokemon's evasion in a Sandstorm.  It can be pretty nice on a Sandstorm team, though there are similar abilities that have slightly better effects...



Of course, Phanpy has no Sandstorm to hide itself in at the moment, allowing Ritzy to take it down quick...



Lucky Chant, if you'll remember, provides protection from critical hits.  Not bad, but it's situational enough that it's not really up to par with any of the moves it would be replacing.




Panda vs Grizzly cub!  Fight!



Ooh, nice, Cotton Guard. That's a move that raises Po's Defense by two stage-oh, wait, he has Contrary. Darn it.

Okay, let's try Metronome again and hope for a better move...



Magma Storm, the signature move of Heatran.  120 power, 75% accuracy, and it otherwise functions like Fire Spin.

Nice.





Panda vs Stereo Bunny!  Fight!




Man, Metronome is really fun when it's working for you and not against you. ^^




Just so you know, that big eye with the heart-shaped pupil?  That's actually Woobat's nose.  The eyes are hidden behind those tufts of fur to either side of the nose.




He's a party animal, folks.



Having three quarters of your team soloed by a panda bear?  Yeah, I had a similar experience when I first caught him.



...You're not with those Team Plasma goons from earlier, are you?



Yeah, you definitely do need practical experience to get a good handle on theoretical knowledge.

Oh, wait, is that your way of asking for a Pokemon battle?




Huh, Unaware completely ignores all the foe's stat changes, with the exception of Speed.  So using something like stat-boosting moves like Work-Up is useless against a Pokemon with this ability...  Though, as a balance, it also won't get any mileage out of using something like Growl or Tail-Whip on me.

Sadly, this means Ritzy's Double-Team is useless here...



...Ignores everything except changes to Speed. It figures.




Okay, Ritzy, I'd say you've earned a rest.




Now, burn!





Huh, Lotad's a Grass/Water-type, right?  Probably shouldn't send a Fire-type against it, then.  Chances are good it knows a Water-type move.



Rain Dish causes the Pokemon to recover HP while in rainy weather.  Not bad on a Drizzle team.



Ooh, so close.




Well, that was easy.  Next Pokemon?




Yep, party animal.



Well, you could try going over the battles and analyzing them to figure out what your tactical mistakes were, I suppose.

Not that I think it will help much...



Alright, you... go right on doing that, then.

Hmm, what's that, Askew?



Aww, good boy!



Hmm, go back and heal up, or push on ahead?  It looks like I'm almost there...



Okay, the free item decides it, then.  I'm pushing ahead. ^^



...So you decide to test it out on the next person you meet? What if I had been a little kid or something?!




Ouch, quite intimidating...  Well, except for the fact that FireMonkey's best stat is Special Attack, anyway.



Oh look, he's trying to raise his Special Defense.  Though, combined with that physical Attack drop at the start, I suppose it is a pretty good strategy...



It's a pity it still falls before superior power and speed, though.



That's a Grass-type, right?



Yep, it's a Grass-type.



Ooh, nice, Yawn.  As you can see, it's a guaranteed Sleep move, though it takes a turn to kick in.  This could be useful for catching Pokemon...  So goodbye, Scratch!  We hardly used ye.



Lombre is the evolved form of Lotad, and is also a Water/Grass-type.  So why didn't I switch out FireMonkey again?

Because I just remembered that, even though that Water-type protects Lombre from his Fire-type moves, that still leaves a weakness to Flying-type attacks, instead.  Flying-type attacks such as Acrobatics...



Gah!  Fake-Out!  It's a move that only works on the turn a Pokemon hits the field.  It gets priority, and causes the target to Flinch without fail.  Really annoying to face, but useful when you want to scout your foe's next Pokemon without risk.



Good.  Acrobatics does its thing. ^^



Leech Seed?!  Oh no!




Okay, that takes care of that.  And next up is an Electric-type, so...



...Askew's Grass-type move should come in handy.




...Or not.



Tuff Stuff, you're up!




Dragon Rage is still hax at these levels.

Okay, that takes care of that.  Now, let's head on into town, and...



Yeah, tell me about it.



No, I didn't mean you should actually tell me about it!  I was expressing sympathy!



...Eh, fine.



Well, I suppose I usually prefer playing at home.  I have a Wii, after all. ^^



Uh... Oo; I don't think I care about that kind of thing at all, really.  Unless that's some sort of bizarre euphemism for something that I'm unaware of, anyway...



Ah, thank you. ^^



Well, that sure brightened up my day. ^^ And here I am, finally at Nacrene City!



Oh, hey, Cheren.  Were you waiting for me?



Well, okay...



Man, there sure are a lot of old warehouses in this place.



Okay.  I don't think I really needed the directions, but I suppose it does save me some tme.



Ah, I see.  Thanks, Cheren. ^^

...Wait, how did you get these?

"Ebay."

Oh, that's good.  For a second there, I was worried you stole them. ^^;



Well, no worries there.  Kenny's a Fighting-type Pokemon, now.



...Jealous, Cheren?



...Yes, that's nice.



So, what you're saying is, this town is filled with a bunch of 'trendy' hipsters, to the point that you actually wind up not following the crowd by following the crowd?

How deliciously ironic.

One quick stopoff at the Pokemon Center, and...



Okay, there's Kenny at the top spot.  Now then, let's see if we can find that gym...

Excuse me, sir, can you direct me to this town's Pokemon Gym?



'Something good'? ...I don't think I want to know what you're talking about.  They're selling in the warehouse on the right, right?

So then, into the left I go.



Why yes, yes it is.



Uhm...  My first Pokemon was Kenny, the Oshawott.



Well, he evolved into a Dewott, now, but yes.



Oh, wow, this'll come in handy. ^^ Thanks!



Thanks again, and I'll be sure to take your advice about held items.

Now, let's take a close look at this Mystic Water we just got...



Ah, that's more like it.

Now, about this Pokemon Gym...



...Uh-huh.  Thanks for the history lesson.



I have a Kenny. ^^



Is there something wrong with him?



Oh.  That's good to know. ^^; Kenny and I have been together since the start of this journey.



Sorry, no.



Certainly, if I can catch one.

Now, in this next warehouse...



So this is a furniture store?



...

You haven't been talking to Fennel, over in Striaton City, have you?



Oh, hey, one of these old things.  If I remember my Dad's old stories right, all I need is a fishing rod, and...



Aha!  I knew he was making it up.

Ooh, what about this big white building up here?



Yes!  Found it!

And then I accidentally hit the escape key, exiting the program without saving.

FFFFFFFFFFFF-!

Also, we hit the character limit, so I'll have to continue this in the next post.

[Kunoichi]

Remember, kids, always save frequently when playing games like these.

Thankfully, it didn't take me too much work to get back to the point I was at.  I think I even got my Pokemon up to the exact same level spread as before, too.

Let's Play Pokemon: Volt White - Part 11: N is for Nacrene City, Part 2

Okay, let's check my lineup one more time...



Yeah, it's a pretty good setup. ^^ I think I'll train up my Pokemon a little more by battling against the trainers in the gym before facing the Gym Leader herself, though.

Anyway, time to head on in and-



!



O... kay?



Uh...  Well, I have kinda wondered about what it's like inside a Pokeball, myself, but the rest of that stuff never really occurred to me to be curious about.  I guess my answer is no.



I think this guy doesn't really 'get' how social interaction works.  Still, a battle's a battle, so...




Double battle?! Okay, that was unexpected.



...Not really helpful, Po.



Okay, Drilbur. You're first.




And next up...



Ooh, ouch.  Drought.  Turning the weather bright and sunny, Drought is an ability which entire teams are centered around, and the addition of it to Vulpix's arsenal has made it one of the more frequently-used Pokemon in Gen V.

I want one.




Where did N get a Zorua from?!  And come to think of it, what happened to his old team, with the Nincada and the Purrloin and stuff?

It's like this guy is actually practicing what he preaches, catching a new team in each area and letting them go once he no longer needs their help, or something...




Oh no, you KOed Kenny! You jerk!




Okay, now as I recall, Zorua's a Dark-type, so Ritzy's attacks are going to have to focus on Vulpix.  Meanwhile, Tuff Stuff can-







...And Ritzy's out like a light with one Bite from Zorua.



Okay, that's some good damage done.  Now, FireMonkey, let's finish things up here!



Good, they're both at really low health.  Tuff Stuff, follow up with Twister, and-







Okay, and next...



Okay...  Phew...  Good, that battle's over.  Man, for a weird, socially-awkward guy who talks really fast and says some strange stuff, N sure is a tough opponent...

Admittedly, if I'd led with FireMonkey, instead of Kenny, I think I probably would have done much better, since Bronzong is weak to Fire-type moves, and I probably could have just had Po spam Tackle to do good damage to his Drilbur, rather than Metronome, but aside from those tactical blunders, I think I did pretty well.



...Yes.  Yes it is.



...Uh...



I mean, it seems like the guy's got good intentions, but that really sounded ominous...



Unova's founding fathers?  Huh.  Washington and Reshiram...



Uh... Okay.  Good luck finding that legendary, then.

And if you ever do find it, please don't try to take over the world with it, or something like that, okay?  That's kinda cliche.

Hmm.  N's Pokemon were mostly at higher levels than mine, and I can't help but get the feeling that the ones inside the Gym are going to be even higher still.  I could go in there and get my Pokemon stronger by battle, but I'm already having to run back to the Pokemon Center right now.

Maybe I should explore around town a little more...



Those three cheaters?



They wouldn't serve me any tea when I was at their gym. Now I kinda want to try some...

Hmm?  Hey, is that a picture of me on TV?!



...I think I have a stalker.



Alas, right now, it is Sunday.



...?  A secret path?  Ooh, maybe it leads to some sort of cool item!



Nope.  Nothing here.



Ah, thanks. ^^ I'm sure I'll be able to put this to good use.



...Or not.  This move is only 40 power.  Kenny's Karate Chop blows it out of the water in every way that counts.



This sign looks a little too smug for its own good...



I dunno, I've never been through there before.

I think I'll go and check it out for myself.



!?

What's Team Plasma doing here?!  It looks like they've got some sort of assembly going.  Let's listen in, and see what we can overhear...




...Must.. resist... urge to deliver... verbal beatdown... ><; Come on, Mariah, you know you can't take on that many at the same time...



...?

Did it suddenly get cold out here, or is it just me and my breezy shorts?

Hey, lady, did the weather just change all of a-



Uh...  What's challenge rock?




...Okay, I guess we'll be testing my toughness, then.  Against a nurse.

Oh, wait, hang on a second...



I guess I shouldn't be talking smack about nurses.




Yeah, Happiny didn't last too long against Ritzy.  She can hit pretty hard with that Psybeam.




And Kenny's Karate Chop is pretty spectacular, too.



Whoa. Kenny certainly got a lot out of that fight.



Hmm.  Fury Cutter.  If you recall, that's the weak Bug-type move that gets stronger each time it's used.  It could be good for coverage against Grass-type Pokemon...



...Yeah, sure.  Why not?  Kenny's got Razor Shell for Water-type moves, anyway. ^^



And that takes care of that.



*insert Pokemon Center noise here*



What, you mean you'll heal my Pokemon, free of charge, any time I ask?  Awesome!



Ooh, and there's a secret path that leads to a nice item. ^^

Anyway, now that Kenny is level 20, I think I should let him take a proper break for a little while.  I should probably train up some other Fighting-type Pokemon for when I take on the Gym.

And I've got just the candidate in mind...



Alright, Jojo, time for a bizarre adventure.




Okay.  If you don't mind, though, little girl, I'll be trying out this experience-building technique I've developed called 'the switcharoo'.  Go, Jojo!




Pansage paralyzes Tuff Stuff with Lick!  Tuff Stuff responds with a Thunder Wave to even things up!



And then Dragon Rage and Twister finish things off.



Ladies and Gentlemen, the system works. ^^



Second verse, same as the first.




Hah, joke's on you, Panpour!  As a Normal-type, Po is immune to Lick!




...And he's trying it again anyway.



Ooh, Psybeam. ^^ Nice. Po is turning into quite the talented battler...




Aaaaand time for round 3.



Interestingly enough, this little girl appears to have all three members of the elemental monkey trio on her team...



Hot Pansear-on-Pansear action!







I note that this girl seems to be mostly copying my moves...



Hmm, one hit point left.  Jojo can handle this.



Jojo!  Nooooo!




Oh well.  I'll just get that nice nurse to get Jojo back on his feet. ^^



Oh?  Well, make sure to tell all your friends. And remember, it's called 'the switcheroo'.



Huh.  Interesting decision to have to make, then.



Ooooh, what does this TM do?



Uh-huh, and who can learn it?



Hmm...  Well, it's the same power as Incinerate, so it certainly won't be a bad move to have.  Though, FireMonkey's Special Attack is his highest stat...



...Meh.  Why not?



...Hi.




Okay, and here are some of mine.




Ooh, that's a pretty rough move...  You get a number, 4 through 10, and the higher the number is, the stronger the attack.

This one was a 7.



As a Grass-type move, Cut has a type advantage over the Rock-type Roggenrola.  Of course, Roggenrola's a solid wall when it comes to physical Defense, so it takes out Askew first.





Ritzy didn't have much trouble, though.




Hmm.  Aron's a Steel-type, as I recall.  Another hefty physical wall, too.




Of course, FireMonkey has a strong Special Attack stat, and is a Fire-type on top of that, so I'm not expecting much trouble.



Heh.  He thinks he can survive another hit if he ups his defenses.




Hmm...



Yeah, Po knows Uproar, which is a nice Special attack move. ^^ He's got this one in the bag.





And that's that.



Nice, Jojo has a good, solid attack, now.



Ohhh, I get it.  All of his Pokemon had the ability Sturdy. Heh.



It's true.  I think I explained it before...



Hmm.  There must be another way around to get at this item.



Well, that's refreshingly direct.



Spinarak is a Bug-type, so...




Yep.  That was quick.



Whoa.  Nice Pokemon...




Dragon types have a resistance to Fire, but alas, it seems as though this Fire-type wants to spam SmokeScreen.



It knows Dragon Rage?!



Haaaaaaaax!



Wait, hang on! ><; I accidentally hit the wrong button!  I wanted to switch out for Jojo!



...Oh well.



Get'im, Po!



H₂SO₄



Double Hit is an attack that hits twice.



Doduo went down on the first hit.



Feel the might of the Dragon Warrior!



For some reason, all this talk of bravery and boldness is reminding me of DC comics...



...Okay, now I'm actually kinda curious about this Challenge Rock.  Is it a test of mettle?



More free stuff. ^^



Alright, let's see'em.




It's a Grass/Bug-type.  Quadruple weakness to Fire.



Time to do the switcheroo again...



Once more, the enemy Bug is weak to Fire.



I'm suddenly quite glad I taught FireMonkey that Physical attack move.




Ooh, a Fire-type, this time...



I don't have a Water-type, since Kenny is in the box, so I'll just rely on Tuff Stuff's innate Fire resistance.



Ouch, that's a dangerous ability to face.  Torchic's Speed is going to get raised one stage at the end of each turn.  Thankfully, its offense isn't much of a match for Tuff Stuff's attacks.



One Dragon Rage, one Twister, and...



Victory.

Hmm.  Jojo's XP gain is starting to slacken, now.  I think he's almost powerful enough to start taking on the local wild Pokemon on his own, for that matter...



Oh?  You could have a pretty powerful team once you train them up.  That Torchic in particular could become quite strong.

I think you should broaden your team a little, though.  Get some other Pokemon types in there, that kinda thing.



That's the spirit. ^^

Now, up these stairs, and...



Ooh, hey, that's the way down to that item I couldn't get to!

And is that big rock the Challenge Rock?  Hmm, I wonder if I might be able to smash one of these smaller rocks with Rock Smash...



Oh, I get it.  So the idea is to break off a chunk of it with your bare hands.  One piece a day, for that matter.

Maybe the piece you break off becomes some sort of held item for your Pokemon?



Oh, right, we're fighting now.



Fighting-types are weak to Flying, so FireMonkey's Acrobatics should win the fight, here.



...Or not.




Iron Fist is an ability that gives moves that work by punching the opponent a 20% boost in power.  Focus Punch, Ice Punch, Hammer Arm, Meteor Mash...  Lots of great punching moves. ^^

Ritzy!  Psybeam!



Shock Wave.  70 power, and it always hits.

Sorry, Teleport.  Your convenient 'porting back to the Pokemon Center will be missed.



Croagunk is a Fighting/Poison type.  That's a double weakness to Psychic-type attacks.



Which is why...



...Ritzy's getting sent in again.



Of course, the Croagunk line is known for learning Dark-type moves, such as Faint Attack... ><;



It's up to you, Po!




Aww yeah, quadruple damage.



And the next Pokemon is...



Okay, time to send in Po again.



Po, Psybeam!



...What. How high is that thing's Special Defense?!




Ouch. ><;

Okay, Tuff Stuff, you're in charge!



Dragon Rage!




A guaranteed 40 damage can be quite useful. ^^



Hmm, as I recall, this thing can evolve into Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, or Hitmontop, depending on its stats...



As a baby Pokemon, it should have low HP, though.  Get'im, Tuff Stuff!



And that's the end of that battle. ^^



...Then try harder?



You know, I think I will.  Hang on, though, gotta go heal up my Pokemon, and-



Huh.  So he's strong enough to take on the local Wild Pokemon on his own, now...



Seismic Toss's fixed damage means it could come in handy for catching wild Pokemon.  However, that's not what I'll be using Jojo for, so I'm afraid it has to go unlearned.

That said, I got a certain TM earlier that I've got the feeling we'll need, if we want to try out Challenge Rock.



Alright.  Now, let's check out that rock.



Oh yes, definitely.



Whoa! I really did get an item!

What's it do?



Cha-ching!  $_$

Okay, that settles it.  We're coming back here tomorrow.  Though, come to think of it, the caption said it was 'a challenge rock'.  No capitalization, no 'the'.  Does that mean that there are more of them out there?  Maybe I'll be able to challenge more rocks in the future...



Uh...  Okay?



You know, looking at the level differences, I think Jojo can handle this one.




...What.

Since when did Machop learn Metronome?!



Okay, good, crit with the Karate Chop.  Now, I just need one more-



...Ah well.  C'est la vie.




I'm pretty sure I've already explained Guts.  Get'im, Ritzy!




Meditite is a Psychic/Fighting-type.  I'll have to take a different tack for him.



Po!  Metronome!



Dive is basically the Water-type version of Dig or Fly.  Or Bounce, I suppose.  Not a bad move to get, though I was kinda hoping for a Dark-type attack, like Sucker Punch or something.



Oh no, he's reading my mind! He can see that I like to play Nintendo games!  And make Metal Gear Solid references!



Well, that takes care of that.  Next up is...



Ah, the Steel/Fighting-type Riolu.  FireMonkey's fire should take care of this.



Roast'im, FireMonkey!



Wow. That was quick.



Well, there goes Flame Charge.  Lava Plume is pretty powerful.  That 'torches everything around the user' bit means it's no good for double battles, though.



Hmm.  Throh and Sawk are normally version-exclusives, as I recall.  If Throh had the Special Defense, I'm guessing Sawk will have the physical Defense, meaning the best counter...



...Is Ritzy.



When they made her, they broke the mold.




And that takes care of that.



...Could you tone it down a bit? You're scaring all the wild Pokemon.



Ah, so that's what that item was.

Net Balls are better than Ultra Balls on Water- and Bug-type Pokemon, but are only as good as regular Pokeballs, otherwise.  They're pretty nice to have, overall. ^^

Anyway, that's as far as I can get in Pinwheel Forest.  Now then, let's go and check out that gym...




...

Well, I guess if the first one was a cafe, it makes sense that the second one could be a museum.



...Okay.  Will you pay me money if I find some fossils for you?



Ah, that's nice to know. ^^ I'll just head on back, then.



O... kay?



Sure, why not?

...I don't have to pay for the tour, right?



'And so it became a fossil'? That is not a very scientific explanation.



...Huh.  Now where have I heard about a mysterious Pokemon arriving on a meteorite before...?



Eh, I'm sure there are museums out there that have displayed items for worse reasons. Plus, it does look kinda neat.



...Hey, what about the other side of the room?



So because you're the Gym Leader's husband, you get to slack off and only give people tours of half the museum? Not cool, man.

Hey, you.  Is that really this guy's only job?



...So she does all the work running the place, and he really does get to slack off all day. Riiiiiight.

Well, that's it.  I'm conducting my own tour.  All aboard for the amazing Mariah-chan's Nacrene City Museum Tour, everyone!

Tour start!



I feel oddly drawn to this black stone, for some reason.



A space virus?  And they're putting it on open display like that?  Man, major health code violation, right there.



Kabutops?



And Dragonite...  Look, Tuff Stuff, you're going to evolve into one of those, some day. ^^



Cubone's mother.



I don't really recognize this one.  It looks tribal, though.



It's mysterious.

Well, I guess that's all the exhibits the museum currently has on display.  If you'll excuse me, I've got to go write in my diary, now.  It's been a full day.

[Gensokian]

Yargh, that was a lot of information...mostly battles, though, so not too bad. Though, I do wanna point out...

Magnitude goes from 4 to 10, not 1 to 9, unless they changed it for the hack. And Shadow Ball is a ghost-type move, not a dark-type move.

Other than that...let's try not to do double-updates again. It hurty da brain. @w@

[Kunoichi]

Ah.  That's what I get for not double-checking my facts before posting.

And yeah, don't worry.  I'll definitely try to avoid doing these in the future. ^^; It took up way too much time...

[Chris Brady]

*Pokes?*

[Kunoichi]

...Sorry. ^^; I'm afraid that I'm no longer doing this Let's Play.  It seemed like everyone was losing interest in it.

[Chris Brady]

Oh, OK.  I'll miss it.