And I know, I will be seeing a lot of questions coming through.
You started writing about Pokemon on your original blog. Why did you decide to start a new blog instead of continuing writing about Pokemon on it?
As you can see, I'm starting to feel the content of my blog is getting less realistic about my life (so says the title). To make matters worse I'm diverting away from what I'm supposed to write to writing about my Pokemon shenanigans (so says the title of this blog).
So to filter out the content, I have to start a new blog dedicated to Pokemon. Plus, all of my future guides about my very own movesets of Pokemon will be relocated to this blog, and I haven't even finishing writing about them yet!
This situation is also same applied to even though I have the Y version of the game, I still bought the X version of the game. Say that I can choose to run type A as my primary type specialty on one game and also run type B as my second primary type specialty on the same game, but I choose to run type B as my second primary type specialty on a new game. Why? Because I see one game shows a particular character specializes in running that type and another game featuring another character specializing in running another type. I feel very odd that a character runs type A and hates type B, yet runs type B as another primary type specialty, and I'm not ready for developing a split personality on that character.
Enough of those 'type A type B' talk. Who are those characters you run as?
If you want me start from which Pokemon game I started first, then so be it. I started playing Pokemon Y then played Pokemon X. I'll also state a little of my made-up biographies of my trainers Oh, and they are wearing what they would look like if they were in Hoenn (I know there's no trainer customization in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, but use your imagination and you can figure out how you imagined what your trainer wears in Hoenn). Don't forget their favourite songs. (You can figure out who is a fan of who, too.)
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| "Hey guys! I feel a bit breezy compared to what I used to wear in Kalos. I'll show you what a real Psychic battle looks like!" |
Wizzy is a psychic trainer whose birth and how he came to existence on Kalos remains a mystery (I'll reveal more about his birth when I have my hands on Omega Ruby). He specializes in Psychic-types, and started doing so before he came to discovering his telepathic powers. His bond with Psychic-types is so strong that he develops a strong hatred of Ghost-types. He also dislikes Dark-types because 'they kill Psychics' and also hates Poison-types as 'they kill Fairies' and he's glad that there's no such thing as a 'Poison Psychic' Pokemon. (And that means his hate-list includes Gengar, Sableye, Skunktank and Drapion.)
As an apprentice of Olympia (and the strongest among the other apprentices), he runs rematches for the Anistar Gym with Pokemon that are seen in many professional battles, and Pokemon that are overlooked by trainers of professional battles too. He always hated the fact that while Pokemon such as Garchomps, Talonflames, Aegislashes and Greninjas are frequently used, there are Pokemon such as Sigilyph, Xatu and Delphox are nowhere to be seen in professional battles at all, so he's trying to put those 'underused Pokemon' into more use.
Wizzy's battle style frequently involves focusing on damage by using Pokemon that usually gets defeated in one or two hits but able to deal a lot of damage, such as Alakazam, Gallade, Medicham and Starmie. Sometimes he's shown to be using slow Pokemon that can pack a punch such as Reuniclus, Beeheeyem and Exeggutor, especially where Trick Room is involved. He also uses Pokemon that can be used as both utility and sweeper roles, such as Mr Mime and Espeon. In rare cases he has a defensive wall along him (in this case, a Bronzor), and runs Stored Power on a few of his Pokemon such as Sigilyph and Xatu.
He rarely gets along with Mixia due to her specialty of Ghost-types, so it is assumed that he has a strong rivaly with the Ghost Girl. But when he senses her in great danger (because his telepathy skill is extremely strong), he instantly rushes to save her life, regardless of his made-up 'Psychic bond' forbidding him to contact Ghost users, especially girls dressed in a way which make Wizzy becoming a sucker for falling for them.
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| "Guess who do I look like? You can figure out when you face my Ghosts. A warning: some of them pack a punch." |
Mixia is a somewhat cutesy trainer who's born Kalosian and specializes in Ghost-types. Her specialty came from her trait: she can speak to and hear voices of the denizens of the Spirit World. This trait has helped her to escape from extremely dangerous encounters with wild Ghost-types that are proven fatal to humans in wild encounters, such as Chandelure, Honedge, Drifloon and Trevenant (read their Pokedex entries, they may scare you out) by communicating with them, as those Ghost realize she's some kind of 'honoured guest' by the Spirit World. She can't get along with Psychic-types at all: she hates them. She finds Poison-types 'disgusting that they hurt Fairies so much' and gets frustrated by Normal-types as Ghosts can't hit them but some Normal-types can blast them with Shadow Balls or Claws. She hates the Porygon line because one time in the Battle Maison a Porygon-Z has wiped out her Battle Maison team with a Download-boosted Shadow Ball.
Being a social butterfly, she likes to meet trainers whose favourite type is Ghost. She is frequently seen hanging out in Kiloude looking for someone to battle her Ghosts. She has a frowned view of professional battling, but she can always 'get used to it', and of course, find overused Pokemon in professional battles 'overrated', plus she hates these so-called 'metagamers' calling certain Pokemon such as Dusknoir and perhaps some underused Pokemon 'garbage'.
Mixia likes to run various tricks with both common and odd movesets. Pokemon that she uses are run in a 'common' way includes four of her strongest Pokemon: Chandelure, Aegislash, Froslass and Gengar. It should be noted that she always has one Pokemon capable of Will-o-wisp in most of her battles, and it is seen in both her 'common' and 'uncommon' Pokemon, such as Sableye and Misdreavus. In other words, her team consists of sweepers, choice users, utility and walls.
She is shown to possess an intense rivalry with Wizzy as, of course, she uses Ghost-types while Wizzy specializes in Psychic-types, and always boast how Ghost-types are more superior to Psychic-types. However, sometimes she is shown to have a mild and unnoticeable infatuation towards Wizzy, perhaps due to him frequently saving her life in her direst moments. After all, it could be traced back to the two's childhood years, as they have been childhood friends ever since Mixia's family has moved from Laverre to Vaniville.
Hold on, ODD movesets?!
Yes, I sometimes run unconventional and risky movesets on some of my Pokemon. I have an Espeon which is a Dream Eater, a Choice Banded Trevenant, a Choice Scarfed Grumpig, a Dusclops with Curse, a Hypnosis Delphox, a Sub-Punch Golurk and many more. I know, they sound like recipes for disaster, but at least I was able to use them in Link Battles.
How can I meet you?
If you saw anyone on the Passerby list with the name Wizzy or Mixia, then it's me. I'm confident that you'll recognize me on PSS because I believe these are unique names. Confused? Check their profiles; Wizzy's favourite type is Psychic while Mixia's is Ghost. You can add my Friend Code if you want to, but please make sure type in your Friend Code down too so I can recognize you.
That's all for the questions I expect. Oh, and I also drew pictures of these two. Currently colouring them in process. Here's before colouring:
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| I kind of did a horrible job on Wizzy's head. Meanwhile I had been struggling how to get the two's eyes that of Sugimori style, or perhaps from the game, and it came out horribly. |
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| Mixia's arms and legs are... well, somewhat anatomically incorrect. Oh well, I did a good job on the winking part. |
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