#extreme speed genosect

[keresacheron]

Black and White 3 Genesis

A great Crystal Romhack that recreates the Unova region in the generation engine to perfection. It's a double dose of nostalgia. Re-explore the Unova region starting from Undela Town with a new storyline, hard but fair boss fights, and lots of quality of life features from later gens like the physical/special split, reusable tms, fairy type, individual in-team sprites and future items.

The pokemon sprite work and demake maps are excellent, and by far the games strongest features.

It's been five years since black and white two. Bianca is now the professor, Juniper is the champion, and several gym leaders and elite four members have retired. Team Plasma is back once again and you have to help stop them.

One of the bests part of the game is your rival, Infer. She's a great unfriendly rival with an arc and plot twists. She's also extremely tough with a great team that invokes dread as she keeps adding early evolutions to her team before evolving them in later fights. She ends up with a Gliscor, Shiny Gardevoire, Lucario Chandelure, Tyranitar, and off course the starter super effective against yours.

While very good, this romhack has a few minor problems. The storyline ends with a whimper rather than a bang, and features genosect and not the original form of kyurem. While very good and a logical conclusion to the Team Plasma saga, it doesn't scratch the original dragon itch. Pokemon lack hidden abilties and the box system & medicine bag space still work the same way it did in generation and has not been improved.

My team below:

SwordStone the Gigalith, a great early mon, caught as below level five Roggenrola. His useful flucuated wildly based on the opponent, but he was good at withstanding hits and doing lots of damage. He did awesome against Skyla and took out both Juniper and Adlers Volcaronas with Stone Edge.

Merdin the Gardevoir, my teams other oldest member, similarly caught below level five. A great complement to SwordStone who checked his vulnerability to physical moves. A great special attacker with the fairy typing and an excellent movepool, who got the tms for hex, will-o-wisp and thunderwave before the third gym and could be customed in the midgame for devasting results.

SOULCASKET the Spiritomb, a trade pokemon obtained before the second gym leader, a retired Shauntel who also used one as her ace. I always wanted to use a Spiritomb, and he was great in the early and midgame, with hypnosis for catching wild pokemon to complete the pokedex. He sadly became dependent on sleep hax or good type matchup in the late game, as so many pokemon could outspeed and and outdamage him.

Another pokemon I always wanted to use, Zeraphyre the Gligarwas caught in the desert resort before I battled Burgh. With an early Acrobatics, he has devastating and remained my best pokemon the entire game due to his speed, sheer power and excellent defense. Evolving pre-gym six, his quad weakness to ice proved a massive weakness against Team Plasma and Genosect, but otherwise exactly as powerful as you'd imagine.

My presumptive final pokemon, Kaiser, a Horsea caught before entering the Virbank complex. I always wanted to use a Kingdra, it was obtained fairly early and it countered much of Infer's team. A weak Horsea dependent on switch training and the exp share, he soon evolved to surf spamming Seadra. He started falling behind, and I foolish evolved him just before the eight dragon gym as soon as I got a dragons scale. A balanced special attacker, his good typing and movepool was great while he was just a little slower than desirable.

My actual final pokemon, gold & red shiny Ferrothorn, caught as a shiny blue barbed Ferroseed I encountered on the way to the fifth gym. I replaced him with my starter, a Servine, and trained up where his typing made up for his stats. After evolving he became another of my teams best pokemon with great defences, typing and and the ability to hit hard. His low speed and weakness to fire were serious problems in a lot of battles, but in others he was second only to Gliscor.

[shelgon]

According to Cinema Today, Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! has been watched by 2,723,838 people and has made 3,184,546,100 yen in ticket sales so far. For comparison's sake, 2014's Pokémon the movie XY "The Cocoon of Destruction and Diancie" & "Pikachu, What is This the Key To?" only managed to bring in 2.91 billion yen during its entire theatrical run and 2013's Pocket Monsters Best Wishes! The Movie "The Extreme Speed Genosect and the Awakening of Mewtwo" & "Pikachu and its Eevee Friends" brought in 3.17 billion yen altogether. So in other words, I Choose You! is the best performing Pocket Monsters movie since the Best Wishes! days and it still has a few more weeks to go.

Source: Dogasu