Pokémon Battle Revolution #86 - VS. PKMN4F---

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Published on October 2, 2010 2:06:53 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Acz4luXxqc

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Pokémon Battle Revolution (2006)

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*UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN*

The fifth team on the list: Mortimer! This was a pretty hilarious battle. The name of my opponent was crazy, and he clearly hacked his Pokemon as their nicknames showed up on random Wi-Fi. Seems like it was done on purpose though. Apparently, it is possible to hack Pokemon and not have their nicknames show up on PBR, but this guy probably wanted them to. At least their movesets weren't hacked, so it was totally okay for him to use these guys against me.

Sableye - Keller - Protect, Night Shade, Recover, Will-O-Wisp

Against the right opponents, this thing is so annoying. It's been taunted a few times because indirect Sableye are pretty common. I'm excited for Sableye's new Dream World ability which allows it to use indirect attacks first. I imagine being able to use Will-O-Wisp first could really hinder my opponents. Anyway, Sableye can get by just fine with the moveset she has, and you'll see it in action here. She's nicknamed after Helen Keller, a blind and deaf author.

Weezing - Marlboro - Thunderbolt, Destiny Bond, Fire Blast, Dark Pulse

Weezing is really hard to use. For whatever reason she always ends up pit against special attackers, and she just can't handle that because this particular Weezing has crap for HP. Destiny Bond is there to possibly trick unfavorable Pokemon into switching...but fainting unfavorable Pokemon is okay too. Since Poison doesn't have much coverage, I opted out of giving Weezing Sludge Bomb.

Honchkrow - Scavenger - Sucker Punch, Thunder Wave, Drill Peck, Pursuit

One of the best Pokemon on this team, Honchkrow sure is powerful. I really didn't anticipate it, but he's outrun a few things too that I never expected would happen. Maybe it's just the luck of the opponent. Thunder Wave is here just to make sure he can outrun the opponent. Sometimes, a Thunder Wave is enough to make the opponent switch out too opening the door to Pursuit.

Glalie - Jack - Explosion, Ice Shard, Ice Fang, Crunch

Finally, you get to see Glalie's full moveset. He manages to get by with just Explosion and Ice Shard though. That's all I ever seem to use. He's capable of shrugging off special attacks, but it's never really worked out for Glalie to be able to face a special attacker. I'm waiting for a Gengar to attempt to take him on.

Drapion - Poison - Cross Poison, Night Slash, Earthquake, Swords Dance

Of course whenever I get the chance to use Swords Dance, something comes along to screw me up. Even still, Drapion's a huge player on this team. As one of the handful of Dark-types that can actually take a hit, Drapion's great to have around for any opponent. She's faster than many expect. Octogeddon even commented on her speed in a battle we had a while back. She may be ugly, but she's a fighter.

Hypno - Parker - Nasty Plot, Hypnosis, Psychic, Signal Beam

Nicknamed after Sarah Jessica Parker (see the nose), Hypno is pretty bulky. If luck is on my side, she can pull off a Hypnosis and boost her special attack. If luck is even MORE on my side, she can move first with Quick Claw. Very haxxy and annoying to those facing her when she does have that great luck, she's fun to use. She's a more offensive version of Sableye in that she has the potential to annoy just as well.

This guy played a good game, but his Raticate was no match for Sableye...even with a Guts boost. I was able to use his burn against him, but the bad thing was...my Sableye couldn't touch Raticate at all either making the battle run pretty slowly. When we switched our leads out, the battle picked up...A LOT...until Sableye and Raticate were left to face off once again to close the match.

I chose - Sableye, Drapion, and Glalie

PKMN4F--- chose - Raticate, Salamence, and Golduck

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