Pokémon Get☆TV — June 1 – FINISHED

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We’re back one again with our weekly Pokémon Get TV post. We will simply provide a discussion post this week, though we will be watching the episode should some news crop up. Please enjoy the show! Please remember we’re not expecting news this week, we’re simply providing a stream for those who enjoy watching the show.

Prepare to start an all-new journey tomorrow…

 

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That’s all folks! Check back next week for the next episode! One of the shows MCs has declared that they have an announcement to make on the show. We don’t expect it to be related to Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, but tune in to see what they have to say!

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810 thoughts on “Pokémon Get☆TV — June 1 – FINISHED”

  1. Best method to catching a shiny Pokemon:
    1. Train a Honedge until it’s level 100 and make it evolve to an Aegislash
    2. Make the Honedge learn False Swipe
    3. Spam False Swipe until the wild shiny Pokemon has 1 HP remaining
    4. Spam Poke’balls until you catch the dang thing!

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  2. If you were a trainer in the Pokemon World, what type of Pokemon would you raise and what type would you focus on?

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    • I don’t have a main team, but I have a bunch of fully trained Pokémon that I use for different combinations. They are:
      Nidoking, Starmie, Whimsicott, Mawile, Sableye, Lucario, Darmanitan, Mandibuzz, Excadrill, Scolipede, Eelektross, Houndoom, Donphan, Charizard, Reuniclus, Chandelure, Gengar, Torterra, Weezing, Nintales, Aggron, Gliscor, Diggersby and Volcarona.
      Sorry for the long post.

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        • I already bred Heracross, Drifloon (with Defog!), Flabebe, Tailow, Tortouga, Tentacool and Exeggcute with perfect IV. I’m too lazy to EV train and level them up. But they’re on the list. XD

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    • If i had to choose I Would have a rotation but if i had to rule it down to 6…
      Arcanine
      Politoed
      Sceptile
      Staraptor
      Mienshao
      Goodra

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  3. I have the stream running. I’m actually going to watch it this time but only because I have nothing else to do…

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  4. Remember the X and Y dude claiming Pokemon will gain triple types? He is kind of correct as Forest’s Curse and Trick-or-Treat adds Grass or Ghost respectively to the target’s original type. If used on a Duel-type Pokemon, they have three types. This also means that EVERY single Pokemon is genetically built to gain the Grass or Ghost-type. Ghost-type makes sense while Grass… biologically speaking it also makes sense. And poor Scizor Bug/Steel/Grass = 8x weakness to Fire attacks.

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  5. Why can’t I buy pokemon at a pet store or something?
    Instead of catching the dangerous ones in the wild?

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  6. Until the release of Pokémon Platinum, when it became able to learn Bug Bite, Caterpie was unable to do anything to a Ghost type outside of struggling except lower its Speed. It shares this trait with its evolution, Metapod. This is also true for Weedle, and its evolution, Kakuna, against Steel types before Pokémon Platinum was released.
    Due to this, it was impossible to complete a Generation I game using only Caterpie or Metapod, since Struggle couldn’t hit Ghost types at the time.

    – Bulbapedia

    WOW…

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  7. As always, not gonna watch. Especially since they didn’t even promise news. Don’t keep your hopes up! And if anything, you’ll still see that new information after (and in English).

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  8. The very first Pokemon I ever caught was a Starly. The very first Pokemon that I evolved was Starly. The very first Pokemon that I evolved to it’s final form was Starly. The very first Pokemon I ever saw was Starly. STARLY.

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  9. Noctowl can learn four Flying-type moves without TM’s and Move Tutors. Noctowl can learn 10 Psychic-type moves without TM’s and Move Tutors… Game Freak hates Owls…

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  10. Snowl, Ice/Flying (Evolves at Lvl 24)
    Northern Pokemon

    BST: 300

    Renowl, Ice/Flying (Evolves at Lvl 48)
    Northern Pokemon

    BST: 480

    Arctowl, Ice/Flying
    Northern Pokemon

    BST: 600

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