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SWF-Dex: Make Your Own Pokemon!

Terywj [태리]

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Mono-Purple, eh?

Anyways, I think some of the useless in-battle abilities should get some use. For example, Illuminate could improve the user's accuracy, while Stench could act as an ability form of King's Rock, causing a chance to make the opponent flinch after attacking you. Pickup could steal an opponent's item if they switch / U-Turn, while Run Away provides perfect escape (bypassing Pursuit). Thoughts?

-Terywj
 

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Graphoak seems to be a little fast for something that has roots in the ground. I feel like some of that Speed would be better off in its Defenses, but that's just me. Nice picture. :)

All of those abilities should've had in-battle effects in the first place.
 

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I've always thought that Pick-up should be able to find the hold item of wild pokemon when you faint them (provided they had a hold item at the end of the battle)
 

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I was thinking that was my one flaw. It's rooted to the ground, but has 95 Base Speed? wtf
Maybe it got uprooted and now uses its many vines to run quickly. I should start doing pokedex entries.
Pokedex can give personality to a Pokemon, which isn't a bad thing. :bee: Hope to see more from you soon.
 

Terywj [태리]

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Time to go again.

Ryumora
Typing: Fire / Dragon
Ability: Levitate

HP - 90
Atk - 50
Def - 100
Sp Atk - 122
Sp Def - 108
Spd - 110

Offensive movepool includes: Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Overheat, Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Claw, Fire Fang, Dragon Rush, Wing Attack, Fly, Earthquake, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, Hydro Pump, Dragonbreath, Crush Claw, Shadow Claw, Earth Power

Support movepool includes: Dragon Dance, Roost, Will-o-Wisp, Thunder Wave, Safeguard, Stealth Rock, Calm Mind

Overview: Ryumora has a wonderful typing. Fire / Dragon with Levitate provides only two weaknesses to Rock- and Dragon-types, while resisting Grass-, Steel-, Bug-, Fire-types and being immune to Ground-types. The Stealth Rock weaknesses limits the amount of times it can switch-in, but it's something which can be worked around.
Offensively, Fire / Dragon connects supereffectively against Bug-, Grass-, Steel-, Dragon-, and Ice-types. Getting STAB against Steel-types is something all Dragon-types dream of doing. Fire-STAB also hits Ice-types supereffectively, so Weavile and Mamoswine should think twice before switching in.

Statwise, Ryumori is no slouch. A paltry base 50 Attack is basically always overlooked in favor of it's healthy base 122 Special Attack stat. Coupled with 110 Speed Ryumori can be a threat if not handled properly. A vast movepool gives many selections for it. 90 / 100 / 108 defenses are not shabby at all, either. Possessing Levitate and part Dragon-type means it can come in with relative ease and start gaining offensive momentum or stat-up with Calm Mind.

Example Sets

Ryumori @ Choice Scarf
Levitate / Modest
4 HP / 252 Sp Atk / 252 Spd
~ Draco Meteor / Dragon Pulse
~ Flamethrower / Fire Blast
~ Earth Power
~ Hydro Pump

Ryumori @ Life Orb
Levitate / Modest
4 HP / 252 Sp Atk / 252 Spd
~ Flamethrower
~ Dragon Pulse
~ Roost
~ Earth Power / Hydro Pump

Ryumori @ Leftovers
Levitate / Calm
252 HP / 200 Def / 40 Sp Atk / 16 Sp Def
~ Thunder Wave
~ Dragon Pulse / Earth Power
~ Substitute / Stealth Rock
~ Roost

-Terywj
 

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You HAVE to tone down the Defenses. If you don't that thing is Uber EASY.

Unless you WANT it to be Uber... that is.
 

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You HAVE to tone down the Defenses. If you don't that thing is Uber EASY.

Unless you WANT it to be Uber... that is.
You realize that basically no Uber has been made yet, right? Or at least none that I can remember. Thus, I wouldn't honestly mind seeing this thing sitting in Ubers. It'd be fun. :3

Granted, I may be biased considering I've been studying the Ubers metagame for a bit and have seriously been considering trying it out. But meh.

EDIT: And even if it didn't end up in Ubers, this thing would certainly be used in Ubers. It basically screams for Groudon's beams of sunlight to shine upon its blessed head.
 

Terywj [태리]

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Writer, I'd be willing to learn Ubers from you or whatnot.

I see Calm Mind sets being to most devastating on Ryumori. Choice Specs / Scarf also seem pretty deadly when predicting correctly. Heheh.

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An Uber WAS made beforehand, just to say.
And two ain't bad either.

Writer, I'd be willing to learn Ubers from you or whatnot.

I see Calm Mind sets being to most devastating on Ryumori. Choice Specs / Scarf also seem pretty deadly when predicting correctly. Heheh.

-Terywj
It's going to sound weird, but if this stayed OU (highly unlikely) there's also some viability in a DD set (assuming it gets it, which it might not). It'd function a lot like the odd DDLatios in Ubers, where you really just use the DD for the speed boost and then fire off powerful special attacks like you normally would, but with the speed to back up your almost guaranteed sweep. The reason why I said OU only (as opposed to Ubers) is obviously because of Latios, who has a higher special attack, the same speed, and access to Soul Dew for an even scarier boost. In OU though, basically the only thing that could stop it after a DD is Blissey. Everything else would fall to either dual STAB or Earth Power.

I do agree though, a simple CM set would be deadly. I'd imagine it'd work like Latias, but with more power.

I actually haven't played Ubers yet, so learning it from me probably wouldn't be the best idea. <.< Plus everyone's advice tends to be 'just build a team of powerful guys, play it, and figure it out for yourself'. The tier is supposedly a lot quicker to catch on to, but you're probably going to get 5-0'd and 6-0'd quite a bit beforehand. And even after you figure it out you'll still get 5-0'd and 6-0'd a lot, due to the nature of the tier (EXTREMELY offensive, anything can sweep at a moment's notice, etc.). You might as well just join the ladder and see where you get, which is probably what I'll do once I get a team together.
 

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We need moar Special-based 3-Stage Normal Pokemanz.

Elkin
(EHL-khin)
The Baby Deer Pokemon
Evolves into Caprifist at Level 17
Normal

Length: 0.8m
Weight: 26lbs

*too lazy to give a description/make a sprite, will update later*

Pokedex Entry: “An elusive Pokemon, it almost never approaches a Pokemon other than its mother. Elkins in captivity have proven to be quite friendly, however.”

Stats

HP: 40
ATK: 29
DEF: 35
SPATK: 49
SPDEF: 53
SPD: 36
TOTAL: 242

Abilities

Mold Breaker/Run Away

Moves

-: Tackle
-: Growl
7: Horn Attack
11: Foresight
14: Fury Attack
19: Quick Attack
24: Take Down
28: Energy Ball
33: Skull Bash
36: Earth Power
40: Perish Song
45: Hyper Voice


Caprifist
(cah-PREE-fist)
The Elk Pokemon
Evolves from Elkin at Level 17 and into Palmoose at Level 37
Normal

Length: 1.9
Weight: 65lbs

*too lazy to give a description/make a sprite, will update later*

Pokedex Entry: “Males of the species will often butt heads to establish dominance. They travel in herds, protecting their young from predators.”

Stats

HP: 63
ATK: 41
DEF: 49
SPATK: 76
SPDEF: 87
SPD: 55
TOTAL: 361

Abilities

Mold Breaker/Run Away

Moves

-: Tackle
-: Growl
7: Horn Attack
11: Foresight
14: Fury Attack
19: Quick Attack
17: Stomp
20: Quick Attack
27: Take Down
30: Energy Ball
36: Skull Bash
41: Earth Power
47: Perish Song
54: Hyper Voice


Palmoose
(PAW-mewse)
The Moose Pokemon
Evolves from Caprifist at Level 37
Normal

Length: 3.2
Weight: 193lbs

*too lazy to give a description/make a sprite, will update later*

Pokedex Entry: “Its antlers are so overbearing that the Pokemon has difficulty raising its head. It uses its antlers to fire powerful blasts of energy to strike down its foes.”

Stats

HP: 87
ATK: 52
DEF: 68
SPATK: 90
SPDEF: 99
SPD: 71
TOTAL: 467

Abilities

Mold Breaker/Steadfast

Moves

Heart Scale: Weather Ball
Heart Scale: Me First
Heart Scale: Dark Pulse
-: Tackle
-: Growl
7: Horn Attack
11: Foresight
14: Fury Attack
19: Quick Attack
17: Stomp
20: Quick Attack
27: Take Down
30: Energy Ball
36: Skull Bash
43: Earth Power
50: Perish Song
61: Hyper Voice

TMs & HMs
TM03 - Water Pulse
TM04 - Calm Mind
TM05 - Roar
TM06 - Toxic
TM07 - Hail
TM08 - Bulk Up
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM11 - Sunny Day
TM13 - Ice Beam
TM14 - Blizzard
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM16 - Light Screen
TM17 - Protect
TM18 - Rain Dance
TM21 - Frustration
TM22 - SolarBeam
TM24 - Thunderbolt
TM25 - Thunder
TM26 - Earthquake
TM27 – Return
TM29 - Psychic
TM30 - Shadow Ball
TM32 - Double Team
TM34 - Shock Wave
TM35 - Flamethrower
TM36 - Sludge Bomb
TM38 - Fire Blast
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM45 - Attract
TM52 - Focus Blast
TM53 - Energy Ball
TM57 - Charge Beam
TM58 - Endure
TM59 - Dragon Pulse
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM70 - Flash
TM73 - Thunder Wave
TM76 - Stealth Rock
TM78 - Captivate
TM79 - Dark Pulse
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM83 - Natural Gift
TM90 - Substitute
TM91 - Flash Cannon

HM03 - Surf
HM04 - Strength
HM06 - Rock Smash
HM07 - Waterfall

Egg Moves (Ground)

Amnesia
Double Kick
Double-Edge
Extrasensory
Megahorn
Swagger
Take Down
Wish
Zen Headbutt

Move Tutor

Block
Bounce
Earth Power
Icy Wind
Endeavor
Heat Wave
Headbutt
Heal Bell
Helping Hand
Last Resort
Low Kick
Superpower
Swift
Uproar
Vacuum Wave
Zen Headbutt

EXPLOUDDDDDD

I'll get to making sprites/descriptions for these guys when I do it for the rest of my Pokemon. Right now I'm too busy doing...something.
 

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Brine is pretty much exclusive to water types (the only one who isn't at least part water is Hariyama...and Lugia, but he's like, a quarter water-type) and I can't really see it using a "salty" move...

But you are right on Waterfall. *adds*

EDIT: And actually, Surf would fit too, since moose are pretty good at swimming. *adds too*
 

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What would be two good typings for rock that either follow the Pseudo-rules, or are simply good with rock again?

(is designing the pseudo-dino-duo)
 

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Rock
Rock / Ground
Rock / Water
Rock / Grass

Those 4 follow the commonly seen fossil Pokemon.

Rock / Dragon
Rock / Fighting

Those 2 might be interesting to try out.

-Terywj
 

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Azuma

Steel OR Steel/Normal OR Steel/Ghost (Yeah ikr.)

Pokedex Entries.

Steel - "This pokemon uses its ancestors masks to fulfill different tasks."
Steel/Ghost - "The ghost of an ancient warrior, this pokemon is a revived legend"
Steel/Normal - Same as Steel.

Abilities: Battle Armor / Vital Spirit

Unique Items:
Worn Shield - Adds 35 base stats to HP/Def/S.Def
Sharp Spear - Adds 35 base stats to Atk/S.Atk/Spe

No Mask:
HP: 68
Atk: 60
Def: 55
S.Atk: 50
S.Def: 60
Spe: 50
BST: 343

Sharp Spear:
HP: 68
Atk: 95
Def: 55
S.Atk: 85
S.Def: 60
Spe: 85
BST: 448

Worn Shield:
HP: 103
Atk: 60
Def: 90
S.Atk: 50
S.Def: 95
Spe: 50
BST: 448

Level-Up Moves
-- Metal Sound
8. Pound
16. Mirror Shot
24. Bullet Punch
32. Gyro Ball
40. Night Slash
48. Metal Burst
56. Head Smash

TMs:
TM05 - Roar
TM08 - Bulk Up
TM10 - Hidden Power
TM15 - Hyper Beam
TM17 - Protect
TM18 - Rain Dance
TM20 - Safeguard
TM21 - Frustration
TM27 - Return
TM31 - Brick Break
TM32 - Double Team
TM37 - Sandstorm
TM39 - Rock Tomb
TM41 - Torment
TM42 - Facade
TM43 - Secret Power
TM44 - Rest
TM52 - Focus Blast
TM54 - False Swipe
TM58 - Endure
TM60 - Drain Punch
TM63 - Embargo
TM64 - Explosion
TM65 - Shadow Claw
TM68 - Giga Impact
TM71 - Stone Edge
TM73 - Thunder Wave
TM75 - Swords Dance
TM76 - Stealth Rock
TM79 - Dark Pulse
TM80 - Rock Slide
TM82 - Sleep Talk
TM83 - Natural Gift
TM87 - Swagger
TM90 - Substitute
TM91 - Flash Cannon
TM92 - Trick Room

I came up with this Pokemon in 1st period today and came up with an idea of a warrior that's equipment changes his stats. I couldn't decide on the typing though. I always wanted to do a mono-type, just because it seems like everyone's doing never done before dual-typing. But I noticed his move pool is really "meh" as pure steel. I guess it just comes to his background and which Pokedex entry you guys think is coolest.
 

Terywj [태리]

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The thing with Azuma is the defense boost is not significant enough to outmatch losing Leftovers.

But a Metal Sound defensive version seems like it could work.

-Terywj
 

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Rock / Dragon
Rock / Fighting

Those 2 might be interesting to try out.

-Terywj
checked out these:

Rock/Dragon:

Super Effected:
Ice , Fighting , Ground , Dragon , Steel

Resist:
Normal , Fire (1/4) , Electric , Poison , Flying

so this type would definatley not be that defensive...

Rock/Fighting:

Super Effected:
Water , Grass , Fighting , Ground , Psychic , Steel

Resist:
Normal , Fire , Poison , Bug , Rock , Dark

has 2 more resists, but 1 more weakness...

hmn, on the other hand the offensive power of both of these are pretty good...

im thinking Rock/Fight for the Rex, and Rock/Dragon for the Bronto?
 

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Rock / Fighting wouldn't make much sense for a Tyranosaur either, since Tyranosaurs have laughable arms. A Rock / Fighting dino would have to rely on Earthquake, Stone Edge, and headbutting / kicking moves.

Rock / Fire would be the more interesting choice. Rock Head with say, Flare Blitz.

-Terywj
 

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Or it could pull a Hitmonlee on its arms and make them extendable. And in all honesty, I think that'd be much more Pokemon-like anyway. I'd definitely train a Tyrannosaurus Rex if its arms were extendable.
 

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Maybe it doesn't have to be a Tyrannosaurus. Why not something like this? It's got much more usable arms, and probably doesn't resemble anything else done so far. If we went that way it could very well be Fighting type.
 

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Ahh, Spinosaurus. That would be a really cool fit.

JOE! should base it off of that, haha.

-Terywj
Jurassic Park ftw.

So, to clarify, we're going to have two fossils - one Rock/Grass type based on a Brontosaurus, and either a Rock/Fighting Spinosaurus or Tyrannosaurus? Epic stuf.
 

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EVERYTHING THAT’S EVER HAPPENED EVER

This is a documentation of all Pokemon, new moves/abilities/items, and region-related topics posted thus far in this thread. It is meant to show where we are in the process, how far we have to go, and what we should do next. Seeing as the OP has been out of commission for a while, I thought I might as well do this now.

I will update this post after I am 10 Pokemon behind what has been posted in the thread (where each stage of a Pokemon counts as 1 Pokemon), and/or every Saturday (whichever comes first).

POKEMON

This section contains links to all the Pokemon created in this thread, the people who made them, and various methods of displaying this information. A statistics section is included at the end to give a factual report of where we are in the process.

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1. Numerical Order List

This is an ordering of all the undisputed* Pokemon created thus far in National Dex order. This is not the set order; I simply put them where I felt they belonged, in relation to where other generations put Pokemon similar to ours (and thus, suggestions for more appropriate placements are welcome). For Pokemon with evolutionary relatives in this Pokedex, a bracket will be placed in front of the first stage of the Pokemon and behind the last stage. Pokemon with more than one evolutionary path will have two brackets around both paths (i.e. (Eevee, (Flareon), (Jolteon)). Pokemon that are missing vital information or are not Pokemon that would be found in the Pokedex are placed at the end under "Not Used". A total of all Pokemon created thus far (not including Disputed and Not Used Pokemon) is included at the very end.
[collapse=]
001: (Sodcub
002: Ferkong
003: Pandark)
004:
005:
006:
007: (Squabblish
008: Bashquid
009: Crashken)
010:
011:
012:
013:
014:
015:
016:
017:
018: (Galeark
019: Hurricrane)
020: (Hedgeree
021: Porcuprine)
022:
023:
024:
025:
026:
027:
028:
029: Psysecto
030:
031:
032: Machowl
033:
034: (Tamboo
035: Samboo)
036: (Elkin
037: Caprifist
038: Palmoose)
039: Yeto
040:
041:
042: Kommodon
043:
044:
045:
046:
047: (Aquick
048: Aquemu
049: Aquastrech)
050:
051:
052:
053: (Zerocia
054: Zahcaart)
055:
056:
057:
058: (Thermite
059: Extermite)
060:
061:
062: (Trucoster
063: Nochestalk)
064:
065:
066:
067: (Orburn
068: Novajet)
069: Dusstor
070: Sleeopard
071: (Tarzier
071: Reamer
072: Riffaka)
073:
074: (Kanquash
075: Pumpyre)
076:
077:
078:
079: Voxslosion
080:
081:
082:
083:
084: Graphoak
085: (Weedzy
086: Kelpent)
087:
088:
089: Arouv
090: (Delfin
091: Squalfin)
092: Rogunin
093: Fyunizzard
094: Maiamara
095: (Squimata
096: Squanite)
097: (Glistoro
098: Gloktoro)
099:
100:
101:
102: (Glochin
103: Gloguide)
104:
105:
106: Ocelord
107: Aut'thear
108: Altripom
109:
110: Vigorage
111:
112: Gorgant
113: Chaotic
114: Zongera
115: Ryklon
116:
117: Enig.metal
118:
119:
120:
121:
122:
123:
124:
125: Imiguise
126:
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128:
129:
130:
131:
132:
133: Spectreon
134:
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136:
137:
138:
139:
140:
141:
142: Ryumora
143: Modeath
144:
145:
146:
147:
148:
149:
150:
151:

Disputed Pokemon:

(Humminoko
Hummonsupi
Hummonsoku)
X(Both are Hummingbirds)X
(Zippum
Shockum)

(Neofant
Ilumiphant
Tuskorch)
X(Both are Fire-starters)X
(Kittorch
Pyreline
Flarekhan)

(Detropod
Centropod
Miltropod)
X(Both are Centipedes/Crappy Bug Pokemon)X
(Larvatal
Sheltapede
Terropede)

Icear
Thunja
Lavrior
Mossarch
X(Both are legendary "trios")X
Wyverhina
Wyverkori
Wyverishi
Wyverikku

Not Used:

Hammer Rotom (Not really a Pokemon)
Blender Rotom (Not really a Pokemon)
Flush Rotom (Not really a Pokemon)

Azuma (Type not decided on)

Rexxor (Incomplete movepool)

CURRENT TOTAL: 66 (+25 Disputed)(+5 Not Used)[/collapse]
*A dispute means the Pokemon may or may not be in competition with another Pokemon for a certain aspect of its composition (i.e. dispute between two Fire-starters, Hummingbirds, etc.). Disputed Pokemon included after list.

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2. Type List

This is a list of all the Pokemon created thus far organized by type, each type organized in alphabetical order. A count of the total amount of each type is in brackets after each type name. Disputed Pokemon will be included in both the list and the count (until they are scrapped), so some of the totals shown may be slightly more than what they really are. Pokemon are in no particular order, but evolved Pokemon in the same type section are in brackets, in the order that they evolve.
[collapse=]Bug(10): Modeath, (Detropod, Centropod, Miltropod), (Larvatal, Sheltapede, Terropede), (Thermite, Extermite), Psysecto,

Dark(13): (Ferkong, Pandark), Modeath, (Trucoster, Nochestalk), Chaotic, Miltropod, Terropede, Arouv, Rogunin, (Tarzier, Reamer, Riffaka),

Dragon(7): Kommodon, Kelpent, Wyverhina, Wyverkori, Wyverishi, Wyverikku, Ryumora,

Electric(4): Wyverikku, Ryklon, (Zippum, Shockum), Thunja,

Fighting(10): (Bashquid, Crashken), (Tamboo, Samboo), Aut'thear, (Squimata, Squanite), Rogunin, Yeto,

Fire(20)*: Voxslosion, (Neofant, Ilumiphant, Tuskorch), (Kittorch, Pyreline, Flarekhan), (Glochin, Gloguide), (Kanquash, Pumpyre), (Orburn, Novajet), Arouv, (Thermite, Extermite), Wyverhina, Sleeopard, Ryumora, Lavrior,

Flying(14): Machowl, Aut'thear, (Humminoko, Hummonsupi, Hummonsoku), Nochestalk, (Galeark, Hurricrane), (Aquick, Aquemu, Aquastrech), Fyunizzard, (Zippum, Shockum),

Ghost(5): Enig.metal, Zongera, Spectreon, Fyunizzard, Glochin

Grass(13): (Sodcub, Ferkong, Pandark), Gorgant, (Tamboo, Samboo), (Weedzy, Kelpent), (Kanquash, Pumpyre), Maiamara, Graphoak, Mossarch,

Ground(6): Zongera, Dusstor, Icear, Thunja, Lavrior, Mossarch,

Ice(5): Glistoro, Wyverkori, Sleeopard, Yeto, Icear,

Normal(16): (Hedgeree, Porcuprine), Imiguise, (Humminoko, Hummonsupi, Hummonsoku), (Galeark, Hurricrane), Altripom, Vigorage, (Elkin, Caprifist, Palmoose), , ([URL="http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9708316&postcount=946"]Tarzier, Reamer, Riffaka),

Poison(3): Voxslosion, Kommodon, Ryklon,

Psychic(8): (Zerocia, Zahcaart), (Pyreline, Flarekhan), (Ilumiphant, Tuskorch), Chaotic, Psysecto,

Rock(5): (Glistoro, Gloktoro), Wyverishi, Maiamara, Graphoak,

Steel(9): Enig.metal, Gorgant, Machowl, Imiguise, Gloguide, (Orburn, Novajet), (Squimata, Squanite),

Water(10): (Squabblish, Bashquid, Crashken), (Delfin, Squalfin), Weedzy, (Aquick, Aquemu, Aquastrech), Ocelord,

???: Azuma (Type not decided on), Rexxor(Incomplete movepool), Hammer Rotom (Not really a Pokemon), Blender Rotom (Not really a Pokemon), Flush Rotom (Not really a Pokemon),[/collapse]

*WHAT IS THIS

WHY ARE THERE MORE FIRE-TYPES THAN BEFORE

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3. Top Contributors List

This is a list of all the members of SWF who have contributed a Pokemon to the SWF-Dex, as well as the Pokemon and number of Pokemon they submitted, in order of number of submissions (which will be included next to their name). Each stage of a Pokemon is counted as 1 submission (i.e., a submission of Whismur, Loudred, and Exploud counts as 3 submissions). Disputed Pokemon are included; Not Used Pokemon are not.
[collapse=]flyinfilipino(16): (Tamboo , Samboo), (Glochin, Gloguide), (Delfin, Squalfin), (Weedzy, Kelpent), (Thermite, Extermite), Spectreon, (Zippum, Shockum), Tarzier, Reamer, Riffaka),

Terywj(16): Gorgant, Dusstor, Chaotic, (Detropod, Centropod, Miltropod)*, Arouv, Ocelord, Rogunin, Maiamara, Sleeopard, Altripom, Yeto, Ryumora, Icear, Thunja, Lavrior, Mossarch,

Sir Bedevere(14): Zongera, Imiguise, (Aquick, Aquemu, Aquastrech), (Kanquash, Pumpyre), (Squimata, Squanite), Fyunizzard, Vigorage, (Elkin, Caprifist, Palmoose),

IC3R(10): Aut'thear, (Humminoko, Hummonsupi, Hummonsoku), (Galeark , Hurricrane), Wyverhina, Wyverkori, Wyverishi, Wyverikku,

Ultimario(8): Enig.metal, (Zerocia, Zahcaart), (Larvatal, Sheltapede, Terropede), (Orburn, Novajet),

Megalomaniac(5): (Trucoster, Nochestalk), Psysecto, Graphoak, Ryklon,

Wizzerd(4): (Squabblish, Bashquid, Crashken), Kommodon,

darth meanie(3): (Sodcub, Ferkong, Pandark),

JOE!(3): (Kittorch, Pyreline, Flarekhan),

MasterWarlord(3): Voxslosion, (Glistoro, Gloktoro),

Writer Kupo(3): (Neofant, Ilumiphant, Tuskorch),

RuNNing Riot(2): (Hedgeree, Porcuprine)

Caterpiller(1): Machowl,

Hyper Ridley(1): Modeath, [/collapse]

*Since you haven’t actually given the pre-evs any stats/moves/anything, I’ll only count this as one lol.

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4. Statistics

This is a collection of data drawn from all of the Pokemon submitted thus far. It is meant to compare what has been created in this thread thus far with what the Pokemon games has created. Disputed Pokemon are included; Not Used Pokemon are not.

[collapse=]a) Comparison of Type Totals

This is a comparison between the total number of types used in our Pokemon compared to the average number of types used in all Pokemon games. The data of the average number of types from all Pokemon games was taken from the OP; therefore, this data includes both mono-and dual-type Pokemon, with each use of the type counting towards the total (i.e., Extermite, a Bug/Fire, would count as both a Bug-type and a Fire-type in this data).

Format:
(Type)(Number of Pokemon we have made of that type)-(Type)(Average number of Pokemon of that type in all Pokemon games)=(Difference between our total and their average, Green* indicating we have more than the average, Red indicating we have less than the average, Yellow meaning we are equal)

Bug(10)-Bug(12)=2**

Dark(13)-Dark(6)=7***

Dragon(7)-Dragon(5)=2

Electric(5)-Electric(7)=2

Fighting(9)-Fighting(6)=3

Fire(20)-Fire(8)=12

Flying(14)-Flying(16)=2

Ghost(5)-Ghost(5)=0

Grass(13)-Grass(14)=1

Ground(6)-Ground(12)=6****

Ice(5)-Ice(6)=1

Normal(16)-Normal(20)=4

Poison(2)-Poison(13)=11****

Psychic(8)-Psychic(13)=5

Rock(5)-Rock(9)=4

Steel(9)-Steel(7)=2

Water(10)-Water(23)=13****

b) Comparison of Stages and Legendaries

This is a comparison between the number of Pokemon involved in each kind of stage and the number of legendaries we have to the average number that the Pokemon games have. Each Pokemon in the stage counts towards the total (i.e., Whismur, Loudred, and Exploud, in total, count as 3 towards the total number of 3-Stage Pokemon we have). Pokemon that are (pre-)evolutions of Pokemon in other generations are counted towards what kind of stage the current family is now (i.e., Ocelord counts as a 3-Stage Pokemon and not as a 1-Stage, since it forms a 3-Stage evolution chain with Goldeen and Seaking).

Format:
(Stage)(Number of Pokemon we have of that Stage)-(Stage)(Average number of Pokemon of that stage in all Pokemon games)=(Difference between our total and their average, Green indicating we have more than the average, Red indicating we have less than the average, Yellow meaning we are equal)

3-Stage(33)-3-Stage(54)=21

2-Stage(29)-2-Stage(72)=43

1-Stage(29)-1-Stage(14)=15*****

Legendary(0)-Legendary(11)=11[/collapse]
*Don't be fooled, Green = BAAAAAD.

**Don't worry about going overboard with Bugs, this Gen is supposed to be filled with them. WORRY ABOUT GOING OVERBOARD WITH FIRE, HOWEVER.

***NO MOAR DARK-TYPE

NO MOAR

****Where's the love for these 3? :( Not that I've really helped them LOL.

*****...
Stop with the no-evolutions.

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ABILITIES/MOVES/ITEMS

This is a list of all moves, abilities, and items created by us in this thread. The main purpose of this section is to inform others of what has already been done, so they can avoid repeating the same abilities/moves/items, and also have the option of using the abilities/moves/items we've already made for their own Pokemon.

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1. Abilities

This is a list of all abilities made thus far, including their descriptions and the Pokemon who have them, organized into alphabetical order. This will likely need to be updated, as not all of the abilities are explained enough, and may need balancing. Note that I do not change the wording of what the creator of the ability originally said, but I do twist it around in order to fit my format.

Format:
(Ability Name): (Description of its function)
Additional Notes: (...notes)
Users: (Pokemon who have this ability)
[collapse=]Blood Pressure: After each attempt at using a move, the Pokemon with this ability loses 1/4 of its total HP.
Additional Notes: Missing on an attack, being hurt by confusion, being immobilized by love, being unable to use a move because of Torment, Taunt or Imprison, Struggling, each of the turns of a two-turn move like Dive/Hyper Beam, attacking while the opponent is Protecting/Detecting, certain moves such as Sleep Talk/U-Turn, and flinching count as attempts. Being fast asleep, being frozen, and being fully paralyzed do not.
Users: Vigorage

Blood Siphon: Damaging an opponent with a Bug-type attack raises this Pokemon's Attack by 1 stage.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Modeath

Dig-In: Negates moves that force switching out.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Zongera

Gooey Remains: When this Pokemon is KO'd, it leaves behind level 2 Toxic Spikes.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Voxslosion

Marksman: Ignores the foe's evasion modifiers. In addition, this ability increases the accuracy of this Pokemon's moves by 10%.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Aut'thear

Mirror Image: Copies the opposing Pokemon's appearance (sprite, animations, etc), cry, and (original) name permanently for the rest of the battle, even if this Pokemon is switched out.
Additional Notes: This ability activates before Imiguise is sent on to the field, so your opponent does not see the original Imiguise sprite. In a case where both of the previous Pokemon were knocked out, and Imiguise is the first to be sent out, it will copy the Pokemon the opponent is about to send out even though it is not on the field yet. In the case of a Double Battle, this ability will copy the last of the opponent's Pokemon to be sent out.
Users: Imiguise

Mountaineer: Avoids all Rock-type attacks/ hazards when switching in.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Sleeopard

Overexert: If an attack used by this Pokemon has Base Power greater than or equal to 100, the damage dealt is increased by 30%. This Pokemon then takes recoil damage equal to 1/10 of its max HP, rounded down to the nearest integer.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Aut'thear

Rock Mosaic: Absorbs Rock moves and adds to Defense.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Wyverishi

Scavenger:When a Pokemon with this ability causes an opponent’s Pokemon to faint by using a damaging move, it gains 1/4th of its total HP.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Fyunizzard

Terrorize: Lowers the Special Attack of all enemies when this Pokemon enters battle.
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Kommodon[/collapse]

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2. Moves

This is a list of all moves made thus far, including their descriptions and the Pokemon who have them. This will likely need to be updated, as not all of the moves have all the necessary info, and may need balancing. Note that I do not change the wording of what the creator of the move originally said, but I do twist it around in order to fit my format.

Format:
(Move Name): (Decription of move)
(Type of move, i.e Grass) - (Kind of move, i.e Physical, Special, Status) - (Base Power) BP - (Power Points) PP - (Accuracy)% - (Number of Pokemon this move affects) Target(s)
Additional Notes: (...notes)
Users: (Pokemon who know these moves)
[collapse=]Aqua Crush: ???
Water - Physical - 100 BP -10 PP - 85% -1 Target
Additional Notes: 10% chance of lowering opponent's Defense 1 stage.
Users: Ocelord

Blood Wave: Deals set 100 damage normally, but power increases by 70 for each level this Pokemon's Attack stat is raised.
Dark - Special- -- BP- 10 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes:
Users: Modeath

Chomp: ???
Dark - Physical - 100 BP - ??? PP - ???% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: Heightened chance for a critical hit.
Users: Rexxor

Dark Matter: ???
Dark - Physical - 50 BP - 15 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: Hits twice
Users: Rogunin

Deathly Gaze: Pokemon to switch in on the turn this is used are paralyzed.
??? - Status - -- BP - ??? PP - --% - 1 Target
Additional Notes:
Users: Kommodon

Dust Wave: ???
Ground - Physical - 35 BP - 40 PP - 100% -1 Target
Additional Notes: Eliminates such moves as Bind, Wrap, Leech Seed, and Spikes.
Users: Zongera

Fireworks: The user charges at the foe with an explosive force.
Fire - Physical - 90 BP - 10 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: 20% chance of lowering opponent's Defense by 1 stage.
Users: Arouv

Flare Slash: ??? 30% chance of causing Burn and Confusion.
Fire - Physical - 90 BP - 5 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: 20% chance of lowering opponent's Defense by 1 stage.
Users: Lavrior

Frost Charge: User takes recoil damage equal to 1/3 the damage dealt to the target. Has 10% chance of freezing the target.
Ice - Physcial - 120 BP - 15 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Wyverkori

Hyper Drive: Raises the user's SpAtt and Speed by 1 stage.
Electric - Status - -- BP - 20 PP - --% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Wyverikku

Ice Pale: ??? 30% chance of lowering enemy Defense by 2 stages.
Ice - Physical - 90 BP - 5 PP - 100% - 1 Targets
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Icear

Ice Spreader: The attack strikes all but the user. Has a 10% chance of freezing.
Ice - Special - 80 BP - 15 PP - 100% - 3 Targets
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Wyverkori

Ion Crosser: ??? Has a high chance of a critical hit.
Electric - Physcial - 100 BP - 5 PP - 80% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Wyverikku

Leek Slap: ??? Has a high critical hit ratio (12.5%).
Flying - Physical - 100 BP - 5 PP - 80% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Aut'thear

Moss Arrow: ??? 30% chance of scoring a critical hit.
Grass - Special - 90 BP - 5 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Mossarch

Ohm Barrage: ??? 30% chance of boosting user's Special Attack by 2 stages.
Electric - Special - 90 BP - 5 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Thunja

Oversee: The Pokemon automatically goes last, and then is switched-out while retaining any boosts to hits Attack stat. The next time this Pokemon is sent into play, it will automatically be given the boosts it had when using this move.
Normal - Status - -- BP - 5 PP - --% - 1 Target
Additional Notes:
Users: Modeath

Slime Blast: ???
Poison - Special - 80 BP - 10 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: Can’t be hit by Earthquake when “underground”. He can “cancel” the generic dig based attack after he goes underground into anything else he pleases, aside from just “digging” again.
Users: Voxslosion

Spirit Blast: The user attacks with the energy of the spirits. The more fainted Pokemon the opponent has, the more powerful this attack becomes.
Ghost - Physical - 50 BP - 5 PP - 90% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: Base Power increases by 20 for each of the opponent’s Pokemon that has fainted (max 150 BP total).
Users: Fyunizzard

Tornado: Traps the foe for 2-5 turns, dealing damage equal to 1/16 of the foe's max. health each turn.
Flying - Special - 120 BP - 5 PP - 85% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: N/A
Users: Galeark, Hurricrane

Tri Slash: The user attacks with a simultaneous three-pronged strike. May also paralyze, burn, or freeze the target.
Normal - Physical - 80 BP - 10 PP - 100% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: 20% chance to paralyze, burn, or freeze the target (6.67% chance each).
Users: Squanite

Triple Hit: ???
Normal - Physical - 30 BP - 5 PP - 90% - 1 Target
Additional Notes: Hits three times
Users: Altripom[/collapse]

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3. Items

This is a list of all items made thus far, including their descriptions and the Pokemon who they are associated with. This will likely need to be updated, as not all of the items have all the necessary info, and may need balancing. Note that I do not change the wording of what the creator of the item originally said, but I do twist it around in order to fit my format.

Format:
(Item Name): (Description of its use)
Location: (Where it is found, i.e. 20% chance to find it on a Chansey, Mace Town Pokemart for 200 yen, etc)
Additional Notes: (...notes)
Users: (Pokemon who it is associated with. Note: This does not mean no other Pokemon can use it, unless it says so in the description. It simply refers to which Pokemon it was made for, if any.)
[collapse=]Ancient Leek: It increases Aut'thaer's Attack and Special Attack stats by 20%, and also increases the chances of the holder achieving a critical hit.
Location: ???
Additional Notes:Allows Farfetch'd to learn Ancientpower at Level 49.
Users: Aut'thear

Sharp Spear: Adds 35 base stats to Atk/S.Atk/Spe
Location: ???
Additional Notes:???
Users: Azuma

Worn Shield: Adds 35 base stats to HP/Def/S.Def
Location: ???
Additional Notes: ???
Users: Azuma[/collapse]

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REGION

All region-related posts will be documented here, so that people can look back at all the ideas we’ve come up with thus far.

[collapse=]Gyms/Towns/Areas:

http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9386352&postcount=451
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9386410&postcount=452
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9386494&postcount=454
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9386572&postcount=455
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9387025&postcount=461
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9387527&postcount=466
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9387738&postcount=467
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9389868&postcount=517
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9390122&postcount=518
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9390220&postcount=520
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9390451&postcount=522
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9404468&postcount=573
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9404953&postcount=589
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9405011&postcount=591
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9412415&postcount=607
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9413898&postcount=608
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9456755&postcount=650
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9458179&postcount=651
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9614041&postcount=814
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9614105&postcount=815

Evil Team/Concepts:

http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9732668&postcount=964
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9737562&postcount=974
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9737642&postcount=976
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9737745&postcount=977
http://www.smashboards.com/showpost.php?p=9737800&postcount=978[/collapse]

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CONCERNS

This is a list of all the concerns that I (and everyone involved with the project should) have about certain aspects of the project/where it's going/problems that we need to deal with. They are listed first by individual problems I have with certain people and/or their submissions, organized into alphabetical order by name, and then on more general concerns with things such as region/disputes that affect a lot of people.

[collapse=]flyinfilipino:

-What do you want me to do with your Rotom formes? They can't fit in the Pokedex part of the Dex, and they technically don't count as Pokemon, so the only place I can see them staying is in the Not Used section, but not contributing to our Not Used total. I'm not sure what else we could do with them.

IC3R:

-Did you submit the wyverns as an actual submission, or were you just posting them? If not, then I can remove one of our disputes and we'll use Tery's warrior quad as our trio.
-Are you fine with having two Hummingbirds (your Hummonsoku and flyin's Shockum) in the Dex?
-Your Ancient Leek item needs a location as to where it can be found. Also, can it only be held by Farfetch'd/Aut'thaer? I got confused since it says "it increases the chance of the holder...", and I didn't know if that effect only applied to Farfetch'd/Aut'thaer.

JOE!:

-Get that Vexxor done. D: And make its pre-evos too, to complete it.
-I also need additional information on your move Chomp, specifically PP, accuracy, and possibly a description (i.e. "The user crushes its foe between its large teeth.").
-You should probably edit out the Pokemon/Magma Pool in the OP, since this post covers it, and people might get confused and think that that's all we have.

Megalomaniac:

-Decide on a type for Asuma! >:(
-Are the Worn Shield/Sharp Spear items exclusive to Asuma? I also need information on where they can be found, and any other aspects of them they might have (if any).

Terywj:

-Making pre-evos for your old Pokemon would not only fill up Dex space, but would also get rid of the abundant non-evolving Pokemon we have (which you've created a lot of). I would REALLY suggest doing that before starting on more Pokemon.
-You're also missing descriptions on a lot of your moves, but they're optional and most of your moves have a secondary effect, so I can ignore it if you want. Although adding descriptions gives a nice aesthetic appeal. :p

Ultimario:

-Edit your Enigmetal sprite into the post where you gave its stats, because right now I'm using two links for one Pokemon, and it looks really dumb and confusing.

In General:

- NO MORE FIRE-TYPES/NON-EVOLVING POKEMON! >:( We're overflowing with them, and we'll likely have to cut some of the ones we have already, so if you even THINK about making a non-evolving Fire-type, I will be most displeased. :( Hold off on the Dark-types too, we're already 7 above the norm.

-Disputes! No one's really talked about them, so it looks like I'll have to bring them up. >.< The dispute with the least amount of conflicts is Detropod vs Terropede, both in competition for the crappy bug position. I guess a vote would be most fair? Or a mutual agreement between the creators? The wyverns vs warriors dispute is also quite easy to solve by voting, unless IC3R wasn't actually submitting them. And our Fire-starter? I know people have been saying we decided on Kittorch, but I want to make sure that everyone is OK with this decision (for the record, I no longer care). The last dispute I'll leave to the parties involved, since it isn't such a major decision that it should be outside the control of the creators.

-A lot of people (both active and inactive) have made Abilities/Moves/Items with incomplete information. If you see anything with a "???" next to a certain part of its format (i.e. its Description, Type, PP, etc), and you have an idea that can work for it, suggest it here and I'll make the changes. If the person who originally created it sees someone else has added something they didn't want to their Ability/Move/Item, they can ask to change it to something they desire. Though I would prefer if the person who actually made it gave the the information they want straight away so we don't have to deal with that, but in some scenarios, it can't be avoided (i.e. inactive people who made Abilities/Moves/Items...)

-We need more 2-stage Pokemon and Water/Poison/Ground Pokemon. D: The pair I have in the works (Sandslash/Arbok parallels) remedies both problems by a little bit, but I can only do so much.

-We also need more "pairs", as in stuff like Clefable/Wigglytuff or Shiftry/Ludicolo. We're getting a lot of individual Pokemon, but not enough Pokemon that relate to each other. Use unused types (and mono-types) to remedy two problems in one![/collapse]
If you see any errors, whether they're spelling, formatting, broken/incorrect links, improper placements of things, things I've missed, or just general tips to make this thing look better, please don't hold back.
 

flyinfilipino

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^ ^ ^ :bee: :bee: :bee:

Thanks Sir Bedevere for that awesome post. Now we can finally see where we're at here. Quick comment: lol Fire-types!

I'll work on the Tarzier evolutionary line (so I can be first on the submissions list) some more.
 

Terywj [태리]

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Wow. Sir Bedevere, that was truly amazing. Great job compiling that post.

I'll probably go back and add the pre-evolutions to most (read: all) of my submitted Pokemon.

That way I can beat Sir B. in submissions.

-Terywj
 
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