Pokemon!

[horchata]

Did you know a lvl. 1 Rattata can knock out any level pokemon? =D

[lkjhgfdsamnbvcxz]

Did you know a lvl. 1 Rattata can knock out any level pokemon? =D

Flail technique, eh? I used my Magikarp for it, even more epic. =3
Old, but fun.

[Tammanae]

Did you know a lvl. 1 Rattata can knock out any level pokemon? =D

Oh dear lord, not the F.E.A.R.! XD

[horchata]

No, serious!

You give a small, tiny, weak level 1 Rattata a Focus Sash, so when it is attacked it still survives with one HP, then I use endeavor so their HP goes to 1, then use Quick Attack! It is awesomely fun. I think my team will just be full of lvl. 1 Rattatas and a starter ^^

[Tammanae]

Yeah, they call that the F.E.A.R.~ There are more Pokemon capable of doing that strategy, but the Ratatta is the most popular by far. I don't recommend having more than one in your team, though. It's really not that hard to bypass, and one ghost Pokemon = you are out. =P

[horchata]

If there was one, I'd teach one pokemon Foresight then switch Rattata out.

[mal du pays]

Oh, I should try that!

I got my shaymin plushie I ordered in the mail today q: His name is Chad q:

[Bip]

Aw,I want a Shaymin plushie!I found one on Ebay for $5,and it was a foot tall.Couldn't buy it,though. :,c

[Tammanae]

If there was one, I'd teach one pokemon Foresight then switch Rattata out.

While you are doing the Foresight you are a goner. The F.E.A.R. technique is mostly a for funsies thing done in competitive battles, and having more than one is a bad move. Needing to use Foresight to be able to deal with a Ghost type is a bad strategy all around. Don't get me wrong, you team can be whatever you want it to be, however, you need to consider the fact that A) The post game fun battle parts do not let more than one of each of the individual items distributed among your Pokemon, so only one Pokemon can use Focus Sash (I do not remember if the battle stations on Black/White are like this, though, so if not, then that would no longer be a problem for that) and B) There are many counters to this strategy. Opponent sees Ratatta, opponent either sends out Pokemon with Sandstorm or Blizzard Warning or uses Sandstorm or Hail and the Ratatta is gone after that first turn, never able to finish out even one Pokemon. Another counter, faster, stronger Pokemon has a priority move, like Quick Attack as well, but this one has been trained, meaning it has more speed, as such, their priority move goes before the level 1 Ratatta's Quick Attack, and Ratatta is gone that way as well. ^^'

[horchata]

If there was one, I'd teach one pokemon Foresight then switch Rattata out.

While you are doing the Foresight you are a goner. The F.E.A.R. technique is mostly a for funsies thing done in competitive battles, and having more than one is a bad move. Needing to use Foresight to be able to deal with a Ghost type is a bad strategy all around. Don't get me wrong, you team can be whatever you want it to be, however, you need to consider the fact that A) The post game fun battle parts do not let more than one of each of the individual items distributed among your Pokemon, so only one Pokemon can use Focus Sash (I do not remember if the battle stations on Black/White are like this, though, so if not, then that would no longer be a problem for that) and B) There are many counters to this strategy. Opponent sees Ratatta, opponent either sends out Pokemon with Sandstorm or Blizzard Warning or uses Sandstorm or Hail and the Ratatta is gone after that first turn, never able to finish out even one Pokemon. Another counter, faster, stronger Pokemon has a priority move, like Quick Attack as well, but this one has been trained, meaning it has more speed, as such, their priority move goes before the level 1 Ratatta's Quick Attack, and Ratatta is gone that way as well. ^^'

Well, yeah, okay, I'm really bad with Pokemon teams XD But in CB, I'd only switch out Rattata last.

After literally hundreds of restartings then choosing Cyndaquil then listening to P. Oak ramble on and on, I finally got a timid Cyndaquil! =D I wanted to scream.