Let's Nuzlocke: Pokémon Colosseum - Part 10 - Facing The Skrub Himself

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Heero Uzuki

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Published on January 21, 2023 4:30:16 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x86y7061vyE

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Pokémon Colosseum (2003)

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Part 10 of the Pokémon Colosseum Nuzlocke takes us to Agate Village because the plot tells us to, and after a bit of running around I throw down with more Cipher Peons, with the major enemy of the area being a peon by the name of Skrub, who is a bit more threatening than his name would have you believe.

Party:
Shade - Umbreon: Lv 35
Psy-Cat - Espeon: Lv 35
Mr. Fist - Makuhita: Lv 30
Tempest - Quilava: Lv 30
HootsAlot - Noctowl: Lv 30
Fluffy - Flaaffy: Lv 30

Box:
Skippy - Skiploom: Lv 30
Question - Quagsire: Lv 30
Mischief - Misdreavus: Lv 30
Mag Man - Slugma: Lv 30
Snuggles - Furret: Lv 33
No Hoper - Yanma: Lv 33
Squidward - Remoraid: Lv 20
Clueless - Mantine: Lv 33
Sushi - Qwilfish: Lv 33
Jump Man - Meditite: Lv 33
Hopeless - Dunsparce: Lv 33
Blue Bird - Swablu: Lv 33
Wood - Sudowoodo: Lv 35
Plusle (Can't change name): Lv 13
SpinToWin - Hitmontop: Lv 38

Nuzlocke Rukes:
1. All Pokémon must have a nickname (even if the name is nonsensical).
2. If a Pokémon faints it is considered dead and must be released or put in a box in Storage
3. Pokémon must be under leveled when facing a major enemy (as Gym Trainers are not present in this game).
4. All Shadow Pokémon can be captured, but only one attempt can be made to catch them. If a Shadow Pokémon faints in battle or I run out of Pokéballs, that Pokémon is considered dead and no longer available for capture.
5. No Legendary Pokémon may be used for this run.

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