Pokemon Blue But Its Fate is Determined by a Coin Part 4 | Doing Boat Things
0This is a brand new idea rule for any pokemon game that I came up with, I hope you enjoy it. If you want to try this and record it on your channel, go ahead, but remember to shout me out because I'm not well known at all, understandably.
Rules of Pokemon But The Fate of the Playthrough is Determined By a Coin Toss:
1. The game is meant to be played in a randomized Nuzlocke
2. Randomizer options are all decided by a coin toss or a die roll.
3. The starter Pokemon chosen is decided by a coin toss or a die roll.
4. Encounters are decided by a coin toss, heads being that the pokemon is your encounter and you can catch it, tails being that it is not your encounter and you can kill it or run away.
5. In the party slots there are pictures of hearts and skulls. Those pictures have different powers. If the picture is a skull, it means that if the pokemon in that slot dies, they can be revived again with a coin toss. Flip a coin, if you get heads, you can revive the pokemon in that slot, if you get tails, you must get rid of the pokemon that died and another Pokemon, decided randomly by a coin toss or a die roll. If the picture is a heart, whenever you catch the Pokemon in that slot, you can give it an extra life with the flip of a coin. If you get heads, the Pokemon gets an extra life, if you get tails, you must get rid of the Pokemon. These picture powers can only be used once, and are all optional to use. If you decide to not use the picture power, you may use it on the next pokemon to go in that slot. You CANNOT switch pokemon around to get different pokemon to have different powers, that will be considered cheating. Once a pokemon is introduced on the team, the slot they are in, either heart or skull, sticks with them until they die or it is used. When you bring a new pokemon in the party with a full team when someone dies, the new pokemon must go into the slot the last pokemon died in. The same thing works with swapping PC pokemon, but as I said, if you put a Pokemon in the PC, if they come back in the party, they must be put in either an empty slot with no picture or the same slot with the same picture.
6. (optional rule) Static Pokemon have the same rules applied to it, you have to flip a coin to decide if you are able to get it, meaning that you may have the odds to not be able to catch a Pokemon, and you may not be able to take that Pokemon, even if it is just given to you.
7. Shiny Pokemon may be caught at any time if you find one.
8. Good Luck Surviving This Playthrough of Pure Chaos.
Rules of Nuzlocke:
1. You must nickname every Pokemon You catch.
2. If a Pokemon faints, it is considered "dead" and you must put it in a box, to never be used again.
3. You may only catch the first Pokemon you encounter in every new route or area. However, you are allowed to find another encounter if you run into a duplicate Pokemon that you have already caught. You can also find another encounter if you run into a Pokemon that is the same species of a Pokemon that you have already caught. You can also catch and or receive any in-game event-based Pokemon, regardless of the route or area in which you receive them. (Legendary Pokemon, Gift Pokemon etc.) those pokemon are considered "Static" Pokemon.
4. If all of the Pokemon in your party faints during a battle, you lose. But one rule I follow is if you still have pokemon in the PC, you have the option to continue with those.
I Hope You Enjoyed The Video! I Try To Post Daily. If you like my content consider subscribing if you enjoy what I do, so you know when I post.
Other Videos By Colincat
Other Statistics
Pokémon Red and Blue Statistics For Colincat
There are 385 views in 31 videos for Pokémon Red and Blue. The game makes up 20 hours of published video on his channel, or 2.25% of the total watchable video for Pokémon Red and Blue on Colincat's YouTube channel.