PokéJungle Friend Code Database

Pokémon X & Pokémon Y introduced some great new social features to the Pokémon series, and we understand that our readers are keen on battling, trading and interacting with one another in the game. A week or so back we created a Friend Safari post so that our readers could swap their codes for one another to add. Since before X & Y released we wanted to create some sort of database that would work alongside a set of systems we would release after release, only now are we starting the project though. A mention to the Pokémon forum at GameFAQs must be made for the inspiration for the execution of this.

We’re launching this database in preparation for some of the future systems we’re going to release and us such it’s a very crude and simple version of what the final product would hopefully look like. While initially only the database will be available we’re hoping to launch several other features for X & Y, which will include a Battle Spot and Trading Post. These two will allow our readers (and hopefully anyone on the internet) to publish requests for battles and trades, much like the GTS in game, but with a more social approach. We’ll provide further details on those soon, so stay tuned!

To submit your details to the Friend Code database you simply have to fill out the submission form. When filling it out please use correct grammar and punctuation and follow the simple guidelines we have listed, this helps to organise the information and allows us to filter out any inappropriate content. In order to view and check both your own and details of others please view the Friend Code Database.

It is important to note that we are essentially launching this as a beta, in order to test the simple functions and scripts Google provides; it is not final. If successful the feature will become an important part of the site. If the project doesn’t take off we will reconsider our approach and make future decisions based on feedback and reception. As always we’d like to hear your feedback on this project, and any suggestions you have for other things you’d like to see us implement on the site in the comments. Feel free to ask any questions or raise any issues you have with anything site related and we will do our best to resolve them.

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    • How useful are these weight based moves…They are most effective deepening on how much lighter the opponent is compared to the user right…are any of them actually viable…

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  1. Wow serebii’s Pokemon of the Week….

    “Every generation we get three new starters, and it always seems we get one that manages to fail at practically everything. This time we have Delphox. A Pokemon with many common weaknesses, a limited movepool, and a useless ability.”

    That’s harsh 🙁

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      • I agree that magician is not the best of abilities, but fail at practically everything is harsh :(. I’ll try to come up with something better.

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    • In all fairness Delphox is not getting as much use as Greninja or Chesnaught, but whether that makes it bad or not, i don’t know. Plus Chesnaught and Greninja got much better hidden abilities

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      • I get the feeling that people may be using it in a very common manner. I want to try an unusual set, like assualt vest or make it a special wall. I feel it needs some tricky EVs to use it nicely!

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        • Yeh, i think the main problem is people are not experimenting with it enough. At least not the way they are with Chesnaught and Greninja. Plus people are using Talonflame as their fire type…and i haven’t seen psychic get much use yet

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          • I agree. Most people aren’t experimenting with it because of Blaziken and Talonflame. But I found that Delphox specially defensive pairs beautifully with Defensive Chesnaught. As it resists ice, fire, psychic, and fairy. I’m do some experimenting with Delphox this week. That will be my goal.

  2. Alright, that is enough Delphox trash talk. I’m gonna make a better Delphox, one that plays to Delphox’s strengths, that is unconventional!

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  3. ok, I decided I really don’t want to have florges on my team. before she rots in my box, anyone want her? she has max Sp.ATK and DEF IVs, I ev trained her max Sp.ATK, Almost max Sp.DEF, and the rest in DEF. shes a white florges, Lv.100. if anyone has a aromatisse all trained up, id prefer that, but a spritzee will do so I can train my own.

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  4. @Disqus_H_i_T_h_e_r_e:disqus I cannot thank you as much as I want about my new avatars! It’s just… AWESOME. I’m saddened by the fact all of your work has been thrown away, but let your Pokemon let you make it through. Also, check my Mt. Moon profile. 😉

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  5. Who do you think is the most powerful enemy in this game (post game)? I want to level up my roselia quickly, so I gave it a lucky egg. Now I just need some one tough to face!

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