Pokémon Art Academy Releases in North America

The spin-off game, Pokémon Art Academy, is now available for purchase for those living in North America. The game is available through download from the Nintendo 3DS e-shop or physically for $29.99, and teaches players how to draw Pokémon and illustrate different art concepts!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1s7YrF68m4

 

Now go draw Altaria!

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  1. After playing around a bit. Mega Metagross’ best set is the Agility one.

    Metagross @Metagrossite
    Adamant Nature
    228 HP/ 252 Attack/ 28 Speed
    Agility
    Meteor Mash
    Earthquake/Zen Headbut
    Ice Punch/Thunder Punch

    Choose which of the last 2 moves you need more and you’re golden. I paired it Magnezone to trap Skarmory and Ferrothorn. This thing wrecks teams.

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      • I found without Agility you’re still outsped and worn down by too many things like Scarfed Landorus, Chomp and Greninja. And Metagross doesn’t care too much about priority.

        Plus if you get lucky with an attack boost from Meteor Mash…

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  2. Competitively ORAS Megas are badass like all of them. XY Megas will become so obsolete.

    Plus all the people that laughed at things like Beedrill and Lopunny getting Megas, those things are amazing, if you don’t have specific counters they will wreck you.

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  3. Chaos (and any other competitive battlers here
    Which would be better for Mega Beedrill
    Knock Off? Knock off is convenient and helps for metagross and psychic types

    Or Drill Run, It gets rid Of those Fire and Rock Weaknesses and it helps for those steel types

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  4. OR/AS is already set to become the second bestselling 3DS game behind X and Y if it keeps up with the pace it is going thus far. Media reports have stated that the game’s pre-order was around 239,000 copies in just two days, just short of the 260,000 pre-orders for X and Y. However, with the Pokemon franchise expanding it’s markets, I’m confident OR/AS may just beat X and Y’s massive 12.5 million figure sale in the long run.

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