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Create an attack

Gohan23 — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 12:17:08 CST

Name:x-ray vision

Attack:pichu

water type

power:150

Acc:100

PP:5

Effect:If the user attacks after the opponent this attack may cause paralyze or can be a 1-hit KO attack.

You can get this attack if you have articuno, zapdos, moltres, lugia, ho-oh and shaymin (sky form) in your team and already have darkrai in your box. and pich u You only have to speak Oak and do what he says. After this you receive a altaria and TM?. Note:you only can use this TM if you have unown "?". this move is a number one move that does every move at once

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Name:Drecula Power:-100
Accuracy: 100
PP:-5
Type of attack: water gun
Effect: The foe will ether be spiked of flinch. or wet
How to use it:
1) Anytime You can only get this TM from Sandslash at lv.99. or any pokemon all ready has it________________________________________________________________________________________

Name:double_roder
Attack: Wind scramble
Flying type
Power: -90
Accuracy:Never misses
PP:-10
type of attack:punch
Effect:May asleep the foe with the attack.
Needs 10 turns of charging before attack to make it work better.(optional)
If you want to make make it attack at normal mode, it does not need any charging at all.
You can get this attack from Professor Rowan after beating all the gyms a Pokemon league in Sinnoh or from a TM.
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Name: Zephyr
Attk Infinity Wave
???-Type
Power-255
Acc-25%
PP-10
Effect-If it hits, it continues to hit until it misses.
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Name:awsome3d
name of atc : electric wasp
type : electric
power : 500
acc : will never miss
PP : 5
effect : reduces the opponents health by half!
the only pokemon ever to obtain this etc is Zapdos .
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Name:JunMinA
Name of atc: Aura Meteor
Type:?
Power:700
acc:never miss
PP:5

effect:If lucky, will effect on another one of the opponent's pokemon.

1.The pokemon jumps up and sends out an aura sphere
2.Then the meteors will fall down with more aura spheres.

You can only get it if you have a pokemon (one or more) that has Aura Sphere and Draco Meteor. put them in the daycare. They will merge into one ex: lucario and Garchomp = Luchomp.

Type of attack: meteor

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Name: HualinS
Name of attack: Heat Burn
Type: Fire
Power: 100,000
Accuracy: Never miss
PP: 3
Effect: The user creates a massive fire explosion that will burn the foe, however, the user may not attack the next turn.
1. The user roars then makes fire come out of its mouth ... it can go more than 200 miles
2. User faints for sure

You can only get this attack if you have a pokemon that knows both Heat Wave and Blast Burn. Put that pokemon in the daycare with a Ditto. Two days later, go check, and you will get a mysterious egg that is blue. Walk 2009 steps with it and it will hatch into a fire type pokemon (depends what pokemon you put in daycare) and it will have the following attacks:
Blast Burn
Heat Wave
Growl
Heat Burn
It is at level one.

Type of attack: Burning

Note: If you have the action replay and enter the Burn Code (98557,) then this will TRULY work. I tried this on my friend, Kevin's, action replay. Remember it has to be exactly two days later then you get the blue egg or else it will be the normal kind of egg.
This is the egg

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!tom!
Attack: Eternal Smack
Type: Fighting
Power-99999999999999999
Accuracy: Never misses
PP- 5
Effect: Makes the opponent confused for 99999 turns.
how to use:
1) The User Pokemon runs toward the opponent & smacks him on the face about 100 times!
2) The User Pokemon will shot out a flack of 'Green Lasers' heading to the opponent... KO! the opponent's toast.
You can only obtain this from Zapdos, an electric Pokemon.
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Name ikotstarks
Attack : tornado punch
Type:?
Power-78908
Where:Sinnoh
Rarity************
Accuracy:Never misses
PP-2
Effect-Makes the opponent confused for 99999999 turns and at times it throws them far away rarely.
1)The user creates a tornado that hits the opponent that make them fly away occasionally
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User Name: Ubigami
1.Name: Hydro Explosion
2. Power: 160
3. Effect: Causes massive damage but also makes user faint
4. How to use: Use a water type move the turn before
5.What pkmn: Any 3rd evolution or ledgandary water pokemon can learn it
6. Type: Water explosion /water type move
7. best pkmn: swampert, manaphy
8.PP: 5
9: accuracy: 100 (normal)

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tonegeek08
the attack is called spring slam
power-172
accuracy-105
effect-makes the victim confused.
the user jumps up high into the air on the 1st turn
and then slams into the victim on the 2nd turn.
type-normal
PP-6

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the name of the move is:romshadow
power:193
accuracy:it never misses
effect:makes the victim flinch for 2 turns and confuses user if used 2 times. the user goes into the shadows the first turn and pops out and absorbs 50 hp or more from the victim on the next.
type:dark/ghost
how to use:get your pokemon to evolve once
pp:15

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-Hypothermia
-if it hits, this attk will always freeze solid the enemy, while also inflicting damage
- power = 80 / accuracy = 70
- Attk type = ice
- attk PP = 10

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1.Attack name:Dragonblast

2.power:120damage.accuracy:100
3.effect:Burns and
4. How to use it:u have to use dragon bulk to use it.
5.Only my pkmn can learn it.
6. What type of attack is it:beam
7.best pokemon for it:Tyranamodo Tyranafly Tyranagon
8.PP usige:10
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Name: GarfieldTheCat
Attack: Ice Claw
Ice type
Power:75
Accuracy: 100
PP: 15
type of attack:Scratch
ONLY Known by:Garfield
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Name:kikiyo username keeto.keeto
name of atc :cloud whirl tunnel
type : wind,ice,eletric,poison
power : keeto summons dark poison clouds to circle slowy around target then speeds up make a really strong and big hurricane with lighting and and ice shards in it.
acc : will always hit the target
PP : 8
effect :will knock out target for a long time or kill the target
only been summon by keeto my pokemon
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Creator: Jayaa
blastwatersmash
it uses blast burn first then shoots water then smashes his foe with his head
only gragonnite can use it i made gragonite up
pp-2
power-500
must recharge aftter use
accurasy-2(can miss easily
it burns them
and confuses them
type steel cause the smash part is the main thing.
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Name: Aqua Storm
Type: Water
PP:10
Accuracy:100
Power:150
Effect: It is a one hit KO move which cause fainting

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Name: Lionfire
Name of attack: Tsumami
Type:Water
Power: 100
PP:5
Accuracy: 80
Effect: Has a 30% chance to confuse the pokemon
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Name: Charmander_Vaporeon
Name of Attack: Sucker Slap
Type: Awesome
Power: 999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999,999
Accuracy: never misses
PP: 99,187.05678
Effect: It's awesome!
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Name: Charmander_Vaporeon
Name of Attack: Crimson Flame Blast
Type: Fire
Power: 125
Accuracy: 85
PP: 5
Effect: Has a 25% chance of leaving the opponent with a burn.
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Name: Charmander_Vaporeon
Name of attack: Wallow on the Floor
Type: Normal
Power: 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
Power: 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
PP: 1
Effect: Takes away 1/100000000000000000000000000000000000
of the defending pokemon's hp
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Name: Jmannpokemon
Attack name:Gyro blast
Power:200
Accuracy:50
PP:2
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Name: Caranan
Attack Name: Hyper Punch
Type: Normal
Power: 520
Effect: Paralyze and sometimes will knockout the opponent
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Name: Mariodood456

Attack: Flame Dart
Type: Fire
Power: 100
Accuracy: 90
PP: 5
Type of attack: Long Lasting
Effect: May burn the foe
How to use it:
1. Once used this attack will hit the foe for five turns and do some serius damage.
2. After the five turnes the pokemon that used the move will become confused.
3. This attack may burn the foe.

This attack is not a TM and can not be found in the wild.
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Name: SuperSpaz
Name Of Attack: Deep Spy
Type: Physic
Effect: You can find the next move that your opponent is using! When finding you can change the Type to make the next move!
Power: 00 it is defensive
PP: 10
Accuracy: Never Misses!

Name Gigasmash
Type Normal
Effect the same as giga impact
power 500
pp 20
Can be learnt by garchomp snorlax munchlax ext all that can use giga impact

the grass version of volt tackle
100% accuracy 1hit ko
can only be learned by shaymin at level 75

Name:Heat Blast
type:fire
effect:45% chance of burning the foe.
power:100
pp:5
accuracy: 95
by monferno12

Name: RegiClaw
Type: Normal
Effect:50% Chance of foe being burned,poisoned,asleep,frozen,or paralyzed, Regigigas' special move, learns it at lv 100.
Power:100
Accuracy:75
PP:15
by *_*Kenny Burgos*_*

Name:Painkiller
Type:???
Effect: 1 hit K.O.
Power:---
Accuracy:100
PP:10
by *_*Kenny Burgos*_*

Name:The Last Thought
Type:Psychic
Effect:User reveals a negative thought to cause the opponent to be unable to attack,within 3 turns,opponent will faint---even if user faints or switches out 1st.
Power:620
Accuracy:100
PP:10
by(-)darkmew(-)

Create an Item

Pokebub0825 — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 22:47:37 CST

What is the Items name?
What can it do?
Can it be found in the wild? If not where?
Is it in all regions? If so Which one?
Can you buy it?No
How many times can it be used?
Can it be sold?
How rare is it?
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Name: Mariodood456
Item Name: All Boost
Effect: Raises Attack stat to max, Defense Stat to max, etc.
Can it be found in the wild: No it can not be found in the wild. A Professer will give it to you.
Region(s) located: All regions except sinnoh
Can it be bought: No it can not be bought
Times it can be used: once
No it can not be sold.
Rarity: Very Rare
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Name: yy10
What is the Item's name? Paint Rock
What can it do? Paint a Pokemon to any colour. Like Black, Green...
Can it be found in the wild? If not where? Wild. You can find in in the ocean
Is it in all regions? If not Which one? All of them except Sinnoh
Can you buy it? Yes. But it's $999999999999999999999999999
How rare is it? Extremely Rare

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Name: !tom!
What is the Item's name? Jumbo Stone
What can it do? Attract 5 rare Pokemon around you
Can it be found in the wild? If not where? Yes. It can be found wild.
Is it in all regions? If not Which one? All Regions.
Can you buy it? No. You have to find it Wild
How many times can it be used? Once
How rare is it? Extremely Rare

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Nam:Caranan
What is the items name?:Gargon stone
What can it do?:Attract stone dragon types
Can it be found in the wild?if not where?: No. it can only be found in caves
Is it in all regions ? if not wich one: All reigons
Can you buy it ?: No you have to find ir in caves.
How many times can it be used ?: once
How rare is it?: Ultimate Rare.

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Name:Guthix181
What is the Item's name? Joy Incense
What can it do? Make a Pokemon Happy
Can it be found in the wild? If not where? No. Receive in lottery prize
Is it in all regions? If not Which one? All
Can you buy it? No
How many times can it be used? 1
How rare is it? Very Rare

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Name: SuperSpaz
What is the Item's name: Seven Up
What can it do: If a pokemon is holding it you can have 7 pokemon on the team
Can it be found in the wild? If not where: Yes you can. You MUST have a fully completed pokedex and then you have to go to the spear piller
Is it in all regions? If so Which one: Shinno
Can you buy it: No
How many times can it be used: As long as a pokemon holds it, it can be used 1,000,000 times.
How rare is it: 1 of a kind!
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Name: Narwhal2
What is the Item's name? Shiny Plate
What can it do? If you give it to a Pokemon, It becomes Shiny.
Can it be found in the wild? If not where? It is found in Dewford Cave.
Is it in all regions? If so Which one? Hoenn
Can you buy it? No.
How many times can it be used? Once you give it to the Pokemon, the Pokemon becomes Shiny, then the plate crumbles to dust.
Can it be sold? Yes.
How rare is it? Very rare

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Name: Hollp
Item name booster transform
Found in the wild
It helps a pokemon transform in any other pokemon
There is only 1 in the whole world.
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What is the Items name? Opal Stone
What can it do? It powers Regigigas' moves
Can it be found in the wild? Wild Regigigas
Is it in all regions? No, only Sinnoh
Can you buy it? No
How many times can it be used? Unlimited
Can it be sold? No

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Name:darkmew
Item name:Thought Crystal
Effect:Give to psychic pokemon with lonely nature to see it's thoughts,if you release it holding the thought crystal and use repel,repel wont effect it and it will return to you with maxed out stats.
Where is it found?Underground with under ground kit.
Can u buy it?no
what about sold?no!
Amount of use:Infinite
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Create your own team

Pokebub0825 — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 22:46:41 CST

Squad 66

1) The name of the team:Squad 66

2)The name of the leader of the team.Samuel Gomez

3) What the team's uniform looks like. (describe it)Camoflage Green Combat Clothes with Combat Boots an Camo hats or bandanas

4) What Pokemon the team uses.Grass/Poison/Rock

5) Where you can find the team:All over the Sinnoh region and Hoen, a little bit in Johto and Kanto. Can mostley be found helping police and the Elite 4.There Head Quarters are in Hoens city of LilyCove. In other Regions they mostley hang out in Poke centers or Poke Gyms.

6) What the team's goal is:To stop team Rocket and to help train young or begining trainers, and to start there own Gym of Grass type Pokemon in Sinnoh region.

7) Your name:Samuel Gomez

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Entries:

Name: yy10
Team Unknown
The leader's name is Grattle.
The pants of the uniform is black & white(stripes) & the shirt is aqua blue the is white coloured on the sleeves. Team members may also wear a jumper that is dark blue with white stripes all over.
The team uses the Pokemon Unown.(A-Z) And they also uses Alakazam, Medicham, Machamp, Uxie & Infernape. The boss of the team uses Uxie, Palkia & Diagla.
You can find this team in Sinnoh. The headquarters are in Veilstone city, Twinleaf town, Canalave city & Rout 212.
The team's goal is to catch all the legendary Pokemon in the Pokemon world. ________________________________________________________________________________________

Boss-zephyr
team: team aegis
Color of uniform-dark blue with green stripes, Has a shuckle sillhouette on the white sleeve.
Pokemon:Regirock,Regice,Cloyster,Registeel,basically any pokemon in the top 100 defense and special defence.

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Team Boo Ya
Leader: Unknown
Pokemon: Palkia, Dialga, any legendary pokemon in Sinnoh...
Uniform: White, black and red with a bright yellow stripe on the back.
GIRLS ONLY TEAM
Goal: Destroy all boys

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HualinS
Team Champions
Boss - Arceus
Pokemon: Arceus, boss, Dialga, deputy boss, Palkia, boss' helper, Shaymin, "Ms. Nicey," Darkrai, fighter, Giratina, boss' protecter.
Uniform: Must have big C on their rainbow uniform
No gender team
Goal: have as much pokemon alternates and defeat as much wild pokemon to catch them and have 100 members on the team.
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!tom!
Team Volzboz
Boss: Zzra
Pokemon: Luxray, Raichu, Pikachu, Infernape, Lucario
wat they wear: Cool clothes. A Cap, a grey coloured shirt, jeans, a belt eg
You can find them in every region
Goal: Catch all Electric & Fire typed pokemon in the world.
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Marioman1000
Team: Wii
Boss: Heatran named "Fire Hunter"
Pokemon: Giratina, Groundon, Lucario, Dialga, Camerupt
Flag:

Goal: Save the world from all evil Pokemon.
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team darkxxx:
the leader is shadow.
uniform is a black suit that clings to the skin with bones covering the top part of the body emitting a black aura.
the leader uses all legendaries,the members use clones of the legendaries.
the headquarters are on mt. coronet but the team has a base on every region in almost every city.
their goals are to create the ultimate pokemon and open a portal to all the dimensions.
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Team Dark Hunterz
Leader: ShadowKlaw
Uniform: ShadowKlaw wheres a kind of leather biker jacket with spikes on the shoulders while the rest where smaller grey ones
without spikes.
The leader uses 2 legendaries (Darkrai, Giratina) whereas mosly everyone else uses dark/poison/ghost types
Where: They are mainly located in Hoen, but a small section of them are in Sinnoh (Survival Area).
Goal: Take Kyogre and Groudon to the edge of Sinnoh, and have them create a new region that is half land and half water
Ubigami

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tonegeek08
team sunshine.
leader:jack 'lighting' roberts.
uniform:yellow shirt or t-shirt with a red stripe and blue jeans. a yellow cap.
the leader uses the pokemon buizel,amphros,staravia,mime jr,hippopotas and celebi
the others use grass,fire and water pokemon.
where:they can be fond anywhere but their hideout is in sunnyshore city.
goal:to care injured pokemon and to protect pokemon from
team rocket,team galactic,team aqua and team magma.

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Pokebub0825
Leader:Speed "Pokebub" Fusion
Uniform:Blue and black shirt with blue jeans with a pin that has a pokeball with the word Pokebub across the pokeball
Leaders Pokemon:Pikachu, Treecko, Buizel, Raichu, and Dark Charizard star
Team Members' Pokemon:( They get pokemon of their choice by leader and starter pokemon )
Location: Hideout located in Main Street, Pokebub city, Pokebub
Goal:(Too many goals to say)
Speed Fusion
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Bowerisdabest
Team name: Team Fiesta
Team leader: ludicolo
Team members:ludicolo/Drifblim/Lickylicky
Team uniform: Brown with green stripes
Type of moves: normal/Flying/water/grass
Team location: Valley of the wind
Team Goal: Make everyone happy
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Username: Tomtheboywonder
Team name:Team EverGreen
Team Leader: Paul
Team Leaders Pokemon: Ivysaur,Scyther,Breloom,Leafeon
Uniform: a green jumper, green trousers and green caps, The Leader has the same but whers a cape and a bandanner
Team members pokemon: mainly grass pokemon but som use water type
Where: mainly opporate in new region called Trino but are found in other regions to,They also have a secret hideout in johto
Team Goal:To stop Team Discovery from digging up the land of Trino and to make a erea in Trino where pokemon can live in peace

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Created by: Anonymous
1.Shadow
2.darkzy
3.Black pants and shirt with red sripe helment black with dark perple wings
4.dark psycick, fire electric
5.preforms evelts at joto and kantos radieo every 2 months (1 for each) hoens battle frontear 3 months al 4 super markets every 4 months (agen, 1 each) and at contest random
6.to main tain our prize-Darkmew owend by me darkzy- and its power away from bublic and to protect you frome all bad dudes and help train you. we only bring dark mew out for bad gyes thats tougf
7.Me drakzy

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Team Name: Team Legend Killer

This team uses NO LEGENDS! as they are all useless.
Team Symbol: A broken heart with crossbones
Team Pokemon: Charizard, Blastoise, Absol, Typhlosion, Raichu, Alakazam
Team Leader: D.S.X
Badges: 8
Dominated: The world
Mission: To KILL ALL LEGENDS!!!

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Created by: double_roder
Team name: Team Double Pokemon
Team leader: Me, double_roder
Uniform: Wears nothing. Goes naked.
Pokemon: They don't use Pokemon. They just fight with guns and daggers and weapons and stuff.
Where you can find this team: Anywhere. The toilets. Your bedroom. Anywhere in the world.
Goal: Nothing

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Name: keeto.keeto
Independent
The Leader's Name: Kikiyo.
Kikiyo uses keeto. And they also uses Jirachi,Dialga,Palkia,Dragonoir,Gardevoir,Gallade Family,Mawile and the titans of the Lugia and Lugia ex.
You can't find this independent one person team with pokemon anywhere cause they travel in the same direction as ash and friends.
The girls goal is to find every single legendary pokemon and make peace with them.
Kikiyo is a Pokemon priest.
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Name: double_roder
Team name: Horser rider team
Team leaser: Cow boy
Unifrom: Hat, Dark jeans and cow boy clothes
Pokemon: dragonite only
Where you can find us: Anywhere, even under the toilet
Goal: Nothing
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Team: Star
Leader: Star-Blue Wonder
Pokemon: Mew,Mewtwo,Jirachi,Dialga,Palkia,Pikachu,Onix,Chancey.
Uniform: Black and gold star on uniform at the back.
Goal: To look after all legendary Pokemon.
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Created by: Giritna_01
Team name: Team Revolution
Team leader: Johnson
Pokemon used: Mainly Poison types like Arbok and Golbat.
Uniform: Black like team rocket except with a green R like this:

Pokemon: Goal: To steal Pokemon.
Region: Kanto
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Team name: Team Cool
Creator: Giritna_01
Team leader: Mudkip
Team members: Mudkip, Chikorita, and Charmander.
Team uniform: None.
Type of moves: idk.
Team location: Pokemon Square
Team Goal: To save all pokemon from danger.

Team name WEIRD
creator Carnan
Team leader Duranton
Member Cataromb Raling Somput
Pokemon Purulgly Seviper Sharpedo Tentecruel Weavile
Goal to bring back dialga and palkia and capture them

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Funny Videos

Cinderlegs — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 10:11:10 CST

Pokemon Trainer Card

Cinderlegs — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 10:09:06 CST

Post your trainer card here. If you want to make one go to anyone of these sites:
http://www.pokecharms.com/trainercards/tcm2/
http://www.pokestadium.com/trainercard/
http://www.mapletowers.com/trainercards/ugenerator.php
http://www.upokecenter.com/misc/teamgen.php

Cinderleg's Trainer Card

marvingeeter's trainer card

Tonegeek09's trainer card

Pokebub0825's Trainer Card

Croweater's Traienr Card's-

Diamond and Pearl- I Have Diamond

Firered and Leafgreen- I have Firered

I used the Pokemon Ranger cause' I have Almia- Awesome game by the Way!

Oaktail2's trainer card

SuperSpaz playing card

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Review

YY20 — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 18:52:01 CST

Cheats \| Reviews \| Walkthroughs \| Screenshots \| Rating M for ages 17+	Gameplay: You play as an American Army Ranger, and a British soldier. This game consists of killing Russian Terrorists, Russian military, and killing Brazilian gangsters. This game is really fun if you like war games. It is for the PS3 XBox 360, and PC. I would say go out and buy it now. Sounds: The game has very realistic sounds. The guns sound real, and when you stab someone, you can hear the blood shoot out. Graphics: This game has the best graphics I have ever seen. Everything looks real. Characters: I like all the characters except the terrorists. Also, no 2 soldiers are alike. Controls: The controls are simple. You can learn them without ever reading the instructions. My Opinions: Best video game ever. Buy it next time you are at a tech store. Lasting Appeal: This game will be remembered for a long time. Online Play: There is some, although I do not have access to it yet. By YY20

Cheats | Reviews | Walkthroughs | Screenshots |

Rating
M for ages 17+

Gameplay: You play as an American Army Ranger, and a British soldier. This game consists of killing Russian Terrorists, Russian military, and killing Brazilian gangsters. This game is really fun if you like war games. It is for the PS3 XBox 360, and PC. I would say go out and buy it now.

Sounds: The game has very realistic sounds. The guns sound real, and when you stab someone, you can hear the blood shoot out.

Graphics: This game has the best graphics I have ever seen. Everything looks real.

Characters: I like all the characters except the terrorists. Also, no 2 soldiers are alike.

Controls: The controls are simple. You can learn them without ever reading the instructions.

My Opinions: Best video game ever. Buy it next time you are at a tech store.

Lasting Appeal: This game will be remembered for a long time.

Online Play: There is some, although I do not have access to it yet.

By YY20

Naruto87 Graphics

naruto87 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 20:24:18 CST

Sigs

YY20's Graphics

YY20 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:10:31 CST

How To Play TCG

YY20 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:53:41 CST

Copied From YY20's Site.

What Do You Need to Play?
Well, you and your opponent each need your own deck of 60 cards, a coin to flip, and some counters to mark damage to your Pokemon. You can use pennies or whatever else you want if you run out of counters.
What's the Pokemon Game Like?
You and your opponent are Pokemon trainers, battling it out to see who's the greatest Pokemon trainer of all time! You and your deck of cards (those are your Pokemon and the abilities you have as trainer) will fight against your opponent and his or her deck.

You'll have one Pokemon, called your "Active Pokemon," fighting for you. You can have other Pokemon waiting behind the Active Pokemon on your "Bench." If your Active Pokemon loses the fight by getting Knocked Out, then you pick one of those Pokemon on your Bench to be your new Active Pokemon.

Object of the Game
You win the game if any one or more of these things occur:

You win if you collect all of your Prize cards. When you begin the game, each player sets aside six Prize cards. Each time you Knock Out one of your opponent's Pokemon, you take one of your own Prizes (not your opponent's!) and put it into your hand. You win when you take your final Prize card.

You win if your opponent's deck is out of cards at the beginning of his or her turn.

You win if your opponent has no Pokemon on the Bench to replace his or her Active Pokemon, and his or her Active Pokemon gets Knocked Out. That means there's no one for your Pokemon to fight against, so you win!

Starting the Game
Flip a coin to decide who goes first. You can use your special Pokemon coin, if you have one.

Shuffle your deck and draw a starting hand of seven cards. Put the rest of your deck face down in front of you.

You and your opponent each choose a Basic Pokemon card from your hands and put them face down. These will be your starting Active Pokemon.

Each player may, if he or she wishes, choose up to five Basic Pokemon cards from his or her hand and put them face down on his or her Bench (this is where Pokemon wait when they're not Active Pokemon).

After each player has put down his or her Basic Pokemon, put the top six cards of your deck face down in front of you. These are your Prizes, which you take when your opponent's Pokemon are Knocked Out. You can't look at a Prize card until you take it.

Then show your hand to your opponent, shuffle it back into your deck, and draw seven new cards. Your opponent can then choose to draw an extra card. If you still don't have any Basic Pokemon cards in your new hand, you repeat this process, but your opponent can draw an extra card each time!

Flip over all of the Active and Benched Pokemon that have been put on the table.

Energy Symbol Key
G - Grass
L - Lightning
C - Colorless
Fr - Fire
P - Psychic
D - Darkness
W - Water
Ft - Fighting
M - Metal

Playing the Game
Playing the Pokemon-e Trading Card Game is easy! Here's how it's done:

DRAW a card.
You begin your turn by drawing a card. (If your deck is empty at the beginning of your turn so you can't draw a card, the game is over, and your opponent wins.)

When you start a new game, the player who goes first skips drawing his or her first card.

Now DO ANY of these you want in whatever order you want:

PUT Basic Pokemon cards on the Bench (as many as you want).
Choose a Basic Pokemon card from your hand and put it face up on your Bench. You can have no more than five Pokemon on your Bench at any time, so you can put a new Basic Pokemon card there only if your Bench has four or fewer Pokemon on it. If your Active Pokemon gets Knocked Out (or leaves play for any other reason), you have to replace it with a Pokemon from your Bench right away (or you lose the game).

EVOLVE Pokemon (as many as you want).
If you have a card in your hand that says "Evolves from so-and-so" and so-and-so is the name of a Pokemon you already have in play, you may play that card in your hand on top of the Pokemon so-and-so. This is called "evolving" a Pokemon.

Example: Jake has a card called Grovyle that says "Evolves from Treecko," and he has a Treecko card in play. He may play the Grovyle card on top of the Treecko card.

You may evolve a Basic Pokemon to a Stage 1 Pokemon, or a Stage 1 Pokemon to a Stage 2 Pokemon. When a Pokemon evolves, it keeps all cards attached to it (Energy cards, Evolution cards, etc.) and any damage it might already have, but the old attacks and Poke-Powers and Poke-Bodies of the Pokemon it evolved from go away. All other things about the Pokemon go away, such as Special Conditions or anything else that might be the result of an attack some Pokemon made earlier.

Note: You can't evolve a Pokemon that you just played or evolved on that turn. Also, neither player can evolve a Pokemon on the first turn. And finally, yes, you can evolve a Pokemon on your Bench - that counts as "in play"!

ATTACH 1 Energy to one of your Pokemon (only once per turn).
Take an Energy card from your hand and attach it to one of your Pokemon in play, either your Active Pokemon or one of your Benched ones, but NOT both (put it under the Pokemon card).

Unlike most of the other things you can do during your turn, you may do this only once during your turn. Also, remember that you can attach an Energy card to a Pokemon on your Bench. After all, that's "in play," too!

PLAY Trainer cards (as many as you want).
When you want to play a Trainer card, do what it says, then put it in the discard pile. You may play only one Supporter card and only one Stadium card per turn.

RETREAT your Active Pokemon (only once per turn).
If your Active Pokemon has lots of damage counters on it, you might want to retreat it and bring in one of the Pokemon on your Bench to fight instead. But on most turns, you probably won't retreat.

To retreat your Active Pokemon, you must discard one Energy from it for each listed for its Retreat Cost. If there aren't any for its Retreat Cost, it retreats for free. (You'll read more about costs in the "ATTACK!" section.) Then you can switch it with a Pokemon from your Bench. Keep damage counters, Evolution cards, and Energy cards (other than the ones you had to discard) with the two Pokemon when they switch.

A Pokemon that is Asleep or Paralyzed can't retreat.

When your Active Pokemon goes to your Bench (whether it retreated or got there some other way), some things about it do go away - Special Conditions (Asleep, Burned, Confused, Paralyzed, and Poisoned) and anything else other than damage that might be the result of an attack some Pokemon made earlier. For more about Special Conditions, check out the Expert Rules section.

If you retreat, you can still attack that turn with the new Active Pokemon.

USE Poke-Powers (as many as you want)
Some Pokemon have special "Poke-Powers" that they can use when they're in play. (Remember, Benched Pokemon are "in play," too, so they can use Poke-Powers, if they have any.) Many of these Powers can be used before you attack. Each Poke-Power is different, though, so you should read carefully to see how each power works.

A Poke-Power isn't the same as a Pokemon's attack, so if you use a Poke-Power or Poke-Body, you can still attack!

ATTACK!

When you attack, you place damage counters on your opponent's Active Pokemon (also called the "Defending Pokemon"). This is the last thing you can do during your turn. You are only allowed to attack once during your turn (if your Pokemon has two attacks, it can use only one of them each turn). Say the name of the attack you're using, and then follow the rest of the steps below!

CHECK to make sure you have enough Energy attached to your Active Pokemon to attack.

You can use an attack only if you have at least the required amount of Energy attached to your Active Pokemon.

Any kind of Energy - G, Fr, W, L, P, Ft, C, D or M - can count toward Colorless Energy requirements (C). But for the other eight kinds of Energy, only Energy of the appropriate kind counts toward Energy requirements of that kind. For example, you can use an attack with LLC next to it only if that Pokemon has at least 3 Energy attached to it, at least two of which are L Energy.

You have to have the required amount of Energy attached to a Pokemon to use its attack, but you don't have to discard those cards to attack. The cards stay attached to your Pokemon unless the attack says otherwise!

CHECK Weakness and Resistance of your opponent's Pokemon.
Some Pokemon have Weakness or Resistance to Pokemon of certain other types. (For example, Torchic has Weakness to W Pokemon.) Look to see if the Defending Pokemon has Weakness or Resistance to the Attacking Pokemon's type. The Defending Pokemon takes double damage from a Pokemon that it has Weakness to, and it takes 30 less damage from a Pokemon that it has Resistance to. When Benched Pokemon receive damage, do not apply Weakness or Resistance.

PLACE damage counters on your opponent's Pokemon.
When you attack, place a damage counter on your opponent's Active Pokemon for each 10 damage your Pokemon's attack does (written to the right of the attack name). If an attack says to do something else, be sure to do that, too!

Usually the attack doesn't depend on the order you do this in, but if it does, then this is how you figure it out! First, pay any costs (discarding Energy cards, for example). Second, apply any effects on the Attacking Pokemon. Next, apply Weakness and Resistance for the Defending Pokemon. Finally, apply any other effects on the Defending Pokemon.

CHECK to see if your Pokemon Knocked Out your opponent's Pokemon.
If a Pokemon ever has total damage at least equal to its Hit Points (for example, five or more damage counters on a Pokemon with 50 HP), it's immediately Knocked Out.

TAKE a Prize (if you Knocked Out your opponent's Pokemon).
Whenever you Knock Out your opponent's Pokemon, your opponent puts its Basic Pokemon card and all cards attached to it (Evolution cards, Energy cards, and so on) in his or her discard pile. You then choose one of your Prizes (you do this even if your opponent Knocked Out his or her own Pokemon, or if it is Knocked Out between turns!) and put it into your hand. After that, your opponent must replace his or her Active Pokemon with a Pokemon from his or her Bench. (If your opponent can't do this because his or her Bench is empty, you win!) If your Active Pokemon and your opponent's Active Pokemon are Knocked Out at the same time, the player whose turn it is replaces his or her Pokemon last. The player whose turn it is chooses his or her Prize last as well.

Your turn is OVER now.

Sometimes there are things to do after your turn is over but before your opponent's turn begins. After you do those things, your opponent's turn begins.

What Happens after Each Player's Turn?
After each player's turn, if either player's Active Pokemon is Poisoned, it takes damage; if it's Burned, it might take damage; and if it's Asleep or Paralyzed, it might recover. Then the next player's turn begins.

Why Are There So Many Different Cards?
One of the things that makes the Pokemon game different from other card games is that it's a trading card game. This means that there are lots of different cards that you can collect and trade with your friends. Also, you aren't limited to just playing the preconstructed decks you buy - you can use all of the different cards you have to create totally new decks! A lot of the fun of a trading card game comes from making different decks that use different strategies.

Glossary - Commonly Used Terms
Age Modified Swiss Pairing
As an adjustment to the Swiss Pairing method, players are paired both by record and age group. Players may be matched with players from other age groups if no other players in their age group have a suitable rating.

Booster Draft
A Limited Tournament Format where players are grouped in smaller ‘pods’, usually of 8. Players open booster packs and secretly select and remove single cards from them, passing the remainder of the pack to the next player in their pod to make their selection. Players open and select from several packs this way, building their decks for the event from these cards.

Bye
When the number of players in a tournament is odd, the player with the poorest record in a round is given an automatic win. This win is called a bye.

City Championship
A Title Event series where players compete with others from their city for the City Champion Title.

Constructed Deck
A 60 card deck constructed by a player and used for a Constructed Deck format tournament.

Conventions
Large gatherings for the hobby game industry and/or consumers who enjoy hobby games. You can typically find Pokémon and other games to play at these conventions.

Double Elimination
A pairing method where players are eliminated after a second loss. Players move to a losers’ bracket after their first loss. Any loss from the losers’ bracket means the player is eliminated. When all but one player has received a second loss, that last player wins the Tournament.

ELO
The rating system that POP uses to assign POP player rankings. It is based on the formula developed by Professor Arpad Elo. POP’s ELO rating system is similar to the system originally used in most competitive chess events.

Event Locator
A web -based utility that helps players find Pokémon Organized Play events happening near them. Leagues, Tournaments, and Premier Events like Prereleases can all be found using the Event Locator on the op.pokemon-tcg.com site.

Floor Rules
The rules established by Pokémon USA, Inc. These rules must be followed at Tournaments by POP players, Tournament Organizers, Judges and others in order for the event to be a sanctioned event. The Floor Rules are located Here!

Gym Badges
One of the award items that may be given to League players. These lapel pins resemble the Gym Badges earned by characters in the Pokémon video game.

Gym Challenge
A Premier Event open to all eligible players where players compete in different age categories to win invitations to the World Championship event. Gym Challenges are similar to Stadium Challenges except they usually involve a smaller number of players and result in a smaller number of winners who are invited to the World Championship.

Judge
A person who is well versed is the rules and strategies of the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) and who is responsible for administering the rules (including Floor Rules) of a Tournament or League event.

League Event
A casual event, often held in local trading card game retail stores or community centers, where the Pokémon TCG is played. Results for playing in these events do not count toward a player’s rating or ranking in the Pokémon Organized Play system. Most League events are organized and operated by third parties independent from Pokémon USA, Inc.

League Leader
A person who organizes and administers a League. This person is usually a fan of the Pokémon TCG who wishes to conduct local events. League Leaders are third parties independent from Pokémon USA, Inc. They are not employees, agents or independent contractors of Pokémon USA, Inc.

League Owner
Third parties independent from Pokémon USA, Inc., such as a local trading card game retail store, who are not employees, agents or independent contractors of Pokémon USA, Inc., and who allow Leagues to be held at their location.

Limited
Any tournament format in which all players receive the cards they will use in the tournament at the event. Players do not use cards from their collections for these events, but do get to keep the cards they use in the tournament.

Match
A number of games played in a single round of a Tournament. Matches played during Swiss Pairings rounds are usually one game, while matches played during Single Elimination rounds are sometimes best two out of three.

Modified
A tournament format that allows use of specific card sets for deck construction. See the Pokémon Floor Rules for a list of the current legal card sets. All promo cards marked with a black star and numbered 001 or higher are also allowed.

My Pokémon
A registered account on the op.pokemon-tcg.com web site established by a visitor to elect preferences. The user can decide whether or not to have their name and Pokémon Organized Play ranking listed on Pokemon USA's web site. Before registering for a My Pokémon account, please read Pokemon USA's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

National Championship
A Title Event held annually where players compete in different age categories to become the National Champion in their age category.

OP
Organized Play.

Pokemon Organized Play ("POP")
Events such as Leagues, Tournaments and Championship events listed on this web site where fans of the Pokémon TCG gather to play, trade and discuss the Pokémon trading card game. Most League events are organized and operated by third parties independent from Pokémon USA, Inc. POP also includes the system of ratings and rankings of players administered by Pokémon USA, Inc., and the content of their Web site.

POP
Pokémon Organized Play

POP ID
Each Player is assigned a Pokémon Organized Play Identification Number (POP ID) that Pokemon USA uses to track that player’s ratings and rankings and identify them in their database. Players must have this number with them whenever they attend a Pokémon Organized Play Tournament event.

Pre-constructed Deck (or, Theme Deck)
60 fixed Pokémon trading cards that have been selected by Pokémon USA, Inc. and packaged as a ready to play deck.

Premier Event or Premier Tournament
A high profile Pokémon Organized Play Tournament, such as Prerelease Events, Gym Challenges, Stadium Challenges and Title Events. Results for playing in these events count toward a player’s Rating and Ranking in the Pokémon Organized Play system.

Premier Tournament Organizer ("PTO")
An independent third party that organizes and operates a Premier Tournament and who is not an employee, agent or independent contractor of Pokémon USA, Inc.

Prerelease
A tournament where players have access to cards from an upcoming Pokémon TCG release, usually a week or two before that release is available for retail sale.

Professor
A person well versed is the rules and strategies of the Pokémon TCG and has passed a required test. Professors are fans of the Pokémon TCG who want to contribute their time at League Events and tournaments to teach new players the Pokémon TCG. They also may judge at these events. Professors are third parties independent from Pokémon USA, Inc. who are not employees, agents or independent contractors of Pokémon USA, Inc.

Rankings
The position an eligible player’s rating puts them when compared to the ratings of other eligible players. This way we can determine how many eligible players in a group are rated higher or lower than a particular player. The rankings page posts your city, state, country or worldwide ranking in all category you are rated in.

Ratings
The classification of an eligible participant in Pokémon Organized Play based upon the number of points the participant earns by playing in sanctioned tournaments. A player’s rating fluctuates as they win and lose matches in sanctioned tournaments. Separate ratings scores are saved for the Modified format and Unlimited constructed deck format. A single Limited rating combines the ratings points earned in Booster Draft, Sealed Deck or other Limited events. There is also an aggregate combined ratings score.

Rochester Draft
A Limited Tournament Format where boosters are opened one at a time and shown to all players. Players select cards in turn one at a time. Several packs are opened and players builds their deck for the event from the cards they have selected.

Round
All of the matches being played at one time during a tournament. Each player participates in one match during each round of a tournament A tournament consists of a number of rounds.

Sanctioned Event
An event that the Tournament Organizer determines run according to the Floor Rules. Only results of play at sanctioned events count toward a player’s rating and ranking.

Sealed Deck
A Limited Tournament Format in which players receive and open several booster packs and build their decks from these cards.

Side Events
Any tournament held on the same day as a larger event – often picking up players after the ‘main event’ has concluded.

Single Elimination
A pairing method where players are eliminated when they lose. Swiss Events may shift to Single Elimination finals after a number of rounds. The last remaining undefeated player is the winner of the tournament.

Stadium Challenge
A Premier Event open to all eligible players at which players compete in different age categories to win a limited number of invitations to the annual World Championship event. Stadium Challenges are similar to Gym Challenges except they usually involve a larger number of players and result in a larger number of invitations to the World Championship.

State Championship
A Title Event open to all eligible players from the same state where players compete in different age categories to win the State Champion Title for that age group.

Suspension
The suspension of privileges of POP, including use of the POP ID Card and participation in tournaments, Leagues and POP ratings and rankings. POP is above all designed to be fun, safe and fair for everyone involved. Accordingly, Pokemon USA reserves the right to suspend any POP player from participating in POP if they determine that any of these values may be compromised or that suspension is in the best interests of POP or other POP participants.

Swiss Pairings
Matches for tournaments are set up using the Swiss Pairing Method. In this method, all players in a tournament play in each round against an opponent with a similar win/loss record. Players are not paired against opponents they have previously played. In a purely Swiss event, the winner of the event is the last player to have an undefeated record.

Theme Deck Challenge
A Theme Deck Challenge is a non-sanctioned tournament where less experienced players are offered the opportunity to play with new Preconstructed Theme Decks rather than boosters to play in the event. By playing in a Theme Deck Challenge, players are afforded a more simple play format, where they don’t have to build a deck from cards they have never seen before, making this an ideal format for younger, or less experienced players.

Title Event
A Premier Event, such as the City Championship, National Championship or World Championship, generally attended by more players than other Tournaments, where players from different age categories compete for a title for their age group. Results for playing in these events count toward a player’s rating and ranking in the Pokémon Organized Play system.

TMS
Tournament Management Software. This is the program used by Tournament Organizers to administer sanctioned tournaments.

TO
Tournament Organizer.

TO Handbook
This is a central document that outlines the general rules of tournament organization and administration. Players and Tournament Organizers will find this information extremely useful.

Tournament
A generic term for competitive POP events.

Tournament Format
The rules and restrictions on card selection and deck construction, as specified by the tournament’s format.

Tournament Organizer
An independent third party that organizes and operates a tournament and who is not an employee, agent or independent contractor of Pokémon USA, Inc. As used herein, the term "Tournament Organizer" includes Premier Tournament Organizers, but not League Leaders.

Unlimited
A Tournament Format allowing the use of all authentic Pokémon TCG cards ever printed. All but a few promos are also legal for play.

World Championship
The ultimate Pokémon Organized Play event of the year. A Title Event usually held annually, where players compete in different age categories to become the sole World Champion in their age category.

Meowth's Party

YY20 — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 15:25:38 CST

Return to Orre for a new role-playing game in an expansive setting with a sinister plot and characters the likes of which have never been met before. With Eevee as your companion, you'll seek to unravel the mystery of Shadow Lugia. The fate and welfare of Pokémon lies in your ability to Snag and Purify them before it’s too late!

Features

Experience intense 3D Pokémon action in a full-scale RPG!
Snag and purify a wide variety of Shadow Pokémon!
Unravel the mystery of Shadow Lugia and overthrow Cipher's evil plans.
Master your two-on-two battle skills against Cipher's toughest goons.
Import Pokémon from your GBA Pokémon games and watch them battle in full 3D.

Pokémon XD (Extra Dimension) takes place five years after the events that transpired in Pokémon Colosseum. Controlling a young Pokémon Trainer named Michael, your objective is to thwart the evil plans of Cipher -- a ruthless organization bent on using Shadow Pokémon to take over the world.

Stakes are High

Cipher makes Colosseum's Team Snagem look like a bunch of two-bit amateurs. This is made immediately clear during the game's opening sequence, when you witness Cipher's Shadow Lugia effortlessly pluck a massive cargo ship straight out of the ocean.

Known as XD001, Shadow Lugia is Cipher's ultimate Shadow Pokémon. Cipher's goal is to create more Pokémon like Shadow Lugia to assist in their plot for world domination.

Shadow Pokémon

Like Pokémon Colosseum, Pokémon XD features Shadow Pokémon that have been corrupted by evil Trainers. Shadow Pokémon can execute powerful Shadow moves, but they are unpredictable and will sometimes disobey commands.

Michael uses an Aura Reader to identify Shadow Pokémon, and a newly-designed Snag Machine is used to swipe them from unsuspecting evil-doers. When you face a Shadow Pokémon, Michael's Aura Reader is activated and the Shadow Pokémon is identified. Weaken the opposing Shadow Pokémon, then use the Snag Machine to attempt to rescue it.

Purify Chamber

Shadow Pokémon must be purified before the doors to their hearts can be completely opened. Purification can be accomplished by keeping Shadow Pokémon in your party, or you can visit the all-new Purify Chamber to purify multiple Shadow Pokémon more quickly.

To use the Purify Chamber, you must first select a Pokémon to purify and place it in the center of one of nine "Sets." Next, you place regular Pokémon around the Shadow Pokémon to aid in the purification process. The process will go more or less quickly depending on the number and types of the regular Pokémon you select.

Using the Purify Chamber, it's possible to quickly purify up to nine Shadow Pokémon simultaneously. This is a very handy tool, but you'll have to build up a collection of purified Pokémon before you can take full advantage of the Purify Chamber.

Eevee

You'll begin Pokémon XD with Eevee as your companion. Early in your adventure, you'll meet a sailor who will offer to give you one of five items which aid in Eevee's evolution. Depending on which item you choose, Eevee can evolve into Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon or Umbreon. Choose wisely!

VS. Mode

In addition to the incredibly deep RPG portion of the game, Pokémon XD also features an awesome VS. Mode that allows you to participate in intense 3D Pokémon battles.

Using a Nintendo GameCube Game Boy Advance Cable, you can import your favorite Pokémon from Game Boy Advance Pokémon games to battle in full 3D. Two or four players can tweak a variety of options to create the ultimate Pokémon battle!

Pokemon Ruby Action Replay

YY — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:35:15 CST

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e10654ac
92e9318d

Scope Lens in PC
3fe077e2
b0c72a6f

Metal Coat in PC
ff0d4611
b8b3b45e

Leftovers in PC
87a852ef
de6ef313

Dragon Scale in PC
e0183894
5392fa0d

Light Ball in PC
a2257b86
b0c711bf

Soft Sand in PC
78a030f9
46252f43

Hard Stone in PC
71f6c1d1
7d90fa46

Miracle Seed in PC
62ef5c64
a2f397f4

BlackGlasses in PC
fff731e6
337ea5f7

Black Belt in PC
9d039d14
30dffa5e

Magnet in PC
fcfbd8eb
c760e207

Mystic Water in PC
618c0e44
3fee1a00

Sharp Beak in PC
e37e8866
eed6862d

Poison Barb in PC
21d8fe93
7be262bb

NevermeltIce in PC
55c0e70f
0c97d0c2

Spell Tag in PC
e25842d2
425ed7cd

TwistedSpoon in PC
2dd41b69
2bf58871

Charcoal in PC
19c8d80b
cbceb692

Dragon Fang in PC
5715a104
a565be53

Silk Scarf in PC
bfa3fbe6
970c13f7

Up-Grade in PC
3a0c0727
1fb51b6d

Shell Bell in PC
23dcc7bd
31ef483c

Sea Incense in PC
9c5fff08
214012e5

Lax Incense in PC
4aa5b093
48de6224

Lucky Punch in PC
e610b5d4
724141b2

Metal Powder in PC
d94eb119
3e3f1344

Thick Club in PC
4427a961
21023b37

Stick in PC
1053015f
4fd5a82e

Red Scarf in PC
27033a90
7d8aeda6

Blue Scarf in PC
1e77466a
2c483089

Pink Scarf in PC
4e7b5d14
fbc1c759

Green Scarf in PC
21a5d4c8
e4950b7c

Yellow Scarf in PC
5a5d4d05
b6a08a8e

Master Ball Slot 1
c674b60f
b309f994

Ultra Ball Slot 1
d0c3783f
8ff5fa66

Great Ball Slot 1
bd3eca8a
9bbb6bf1

Poke Ball Slot 1
5c9cec08
89019167

Safari Ball Slot 1
7e1f44bd
bea0875b

Net Ball Slot 1
35c647c3
007fdecc

Dive Ball Slot 1
f5f6dd57
6afcc9a8

Nest Ball Slot 1
a23e2030
206c03db

Repeat Ball Slot 1
90ba25a6
72eab45f

Timer Ball Slot 1
339e2578
9afa390e

Luxury Ball Slot 1
13542708
1df71646

Premier Ball Slot 1
8c8c35d6
5f855140

All TM & HMs Set 1
8c0cc16c
dad28226
a6b5f36c
f631929e
1ee0bbce
09233084
564abe94
fee1f1ca
5d07cdf9
cd555b09
c13821c0
9b9ee46c
d630bc4f
770762c4
83933a01
cca4b116
3e1218b8
144911dc
62d36aba
e9fc3024

All TM & HM set 2
23e8f4b3
91fdd89d
5f3b2df5
383e1b97
57005f79
8bca504e
96f297e9
03dff4c3
c40ab6b3
4efb24b1
9bf9d359
a30af66b
1f3b4a2f
34610f64
5f18d2a8
776829cc
23f54542
05237afb
cdf13b36
58977e95

All TM & HMs Set 3
55b61e30
191cc297
55562348
6a58c8f2
c4ea1c73
c5f1e265
ed1bd0cd
b47de5c3
59755d87
d61614d6
4a1f8b63
1057c210
0f912e83
6be0af01
10028344
c2c2d852
28858c09
0c864649
6e1c0541
319b7266

All TM & HMs Set 4
8317b5d2
53219911
2b70e35a
2d0eaadc
b1a70bb7
620838fa
835a957a
f32e5c13
ca0bfada
a2bf26c6
7398c4b7
a85a77ae
88474d20
2d1dc60e
8722a4a2
db6bf3a8
ac391439
f6614795
b1cc2232
9761f359

All TM & HMs Set 5
a8d2640d
d558a81f
86dd6dcb
61c11fb0
bb60be2a
53a4dce3
d7145e55
3c6da77d
761ff481
b8c2a3ea
240597c9
b82cdd8e
d361df05
ff7c3826
9fbd1ccc
b4b5f544
b0ea43a0
5a2d4e88
e4f82bec
c73895fe

All TM & HMs Set 6
8cae9be9
575e4002
a752737f
644a6439
9a5be2ee
6aaa3503
ccd8defa
516a4969
8f3181cf
ebd5f6c3
54dade4e
3a48f216
265df732
46458589
237e291d
10f70973

All Key Items Set 1
f2b3907c
c578572d
2457ee57
5cdec13c
775b2e43
a9dabc63
126b78cb
f7a0d1a4
fd024bce
93e2d7e3
e1796fa2
9442a1c7
93afc0ca
f521c76e
032f007f
59d7d1ea
ae06f6e3
dbcfabce
f8b92f59
fc7b0482

All Key Items Set 2
e313fc0a
db6219cf
4637223e
a59fd2e6
ad7ddea1
8d70839c
5bf3c017
bf4eecbe
d29512de
557c782a
fbf15e16
fba84931
399fd57b
5c105172
337f00fe
58c4a878
96f33985
43d97a7f
bad43420
ef3adbb9

All Key Items Set 3
c2f4c461
567f7301
f3ac6cf8
1d2bc94a
0d9fd611
741e37d8
31338d06
0444ccf2
e2896483
e6d3e701
4d993fe6
ad217407
ad055782
f2935531
674ce1ae
3ba7a939
3dd14c84
4b48725e

All Berries Set 1
240ba847
e6496f3a
e5f017c8
cec9f677
3970edf8
9c035948
5897388a
ddc88aef
9edfd513
cfdac7c9
129cc645
94036460
573fe884
8a8e4ec0
3e4497cb
3016ba90
c0c40483
57ba8b1f
e6e9267a
f5140748

All Berries Set 2
5799b632
d1d97b75
f1685815
ce0b29ab
d8b58ed2
4520ca02
e9284171
f0e43456
fb38adf7
8529ee5b
274a372b
730e90c3
943f79fc
7effd59e
f8eadf08
f834d57f
3f263ba0
2dd5c428
2778daf5
521a318a

All Berries Set 3
27511824
bccc9c9c
2f39139b
76570523
09fa5444
fe965b2d
717cccfd
f5b5f73a
b265f75a
01b62034
5b22a88b
585f89f6
4f2a66a7
9da1b375
0fa07cd9
f68dccf4
5cfc5347
cfb84276
d7aa9bd0
e978131c

All Berries Set 4
272d5958
a0ea0f15
5c464e2a
8d855041
f8475116
9f7e275e
bcc7b902
149bee39
ab505db7
22e80ddd
e447d863
b43a2d35
13e72ac9
a8c7afa1
04996d13
d62715e5
cc7d5dcb
ba1d475a
1dd841fb
970f88da

All Berries Set 5
d873bb16
c2dd6589
68391a71
c04454f7
ccc93f13
217a91c0

YY's Graphics

YY — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:33:26 CST

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Dj-Syther's Graphix

Dj-Syther — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:33:28 CST

Welcome to my graphix page! Here you can view my latest graphix! Avatars 5.0 Size: 150x150 Signatures 2.5 Size: 429x150 Signatures 3.0 Size: 370x120 Banners 1.5 Size: 620x150 Userbars 1.1 Size: 384x20 NEWS I am now accepting any graphix requests. Please post your text, style, type, image, color, and comments in a thread below. If you need any help contact Dj-Syther at djsyther@live.com Copyright © 2008-2009 by Syther Graphix. All rights reserved.

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Userbars 1.1
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yy10 — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 19:17:31 CST

Under Construction

Home of Pokemon Fans

yy10 — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:36:55 CST

(Thank you Walrusworldstudios for this fabulous banner!)

WELCOME TO POKEMON FAN SITE!!!!

WELCOME TO POKEMON FAN SITE!

HEY POKEMON FANS
Welcome to Pokemon Fan Site! I hope you like my site. I work very hard on it. Even though we're not the best wiki on Wetpaint, I'm sure were already the best Pokemon wiki on Wetpaint! But too bad we still need a lot of improvement. If you would like to help us and contribute to PFS, please contact one of our staff. We will really appreciate everyone who is helping us. After all, our goal is still not finished and we still need a lot of help. Pokemon Fan Site is a wiki where it's all about Pokemon. Pokemon Fans gather here to talk about how they like Pokemon. You can find the latest Pokemon Nintendo news, Pokemon pictures, Pokemon videos, about anything that is about Pokemon is here!

THE ONE AND ONLY PFS SLIDESHOW!

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Click here to grab a badge!!

THE POKEMON FAN SITE STAFF

Administrators: Croweater, double_roder, groudon_celebi1998 and, yy10

Moderators: mariodood456, Pokebub0825, SuperSpaz, walrusworldstudios, ZR1, and tsuchihashi,hatsuko

POKEMON FAN SITE CURRENT CONTEST

There is also a homepage design competition for the PFS current competition. You need to design a homepage for PFS, and if you win, you get the homepage design featured for the rest of the year! The judge is yy10, go get started with your entries, contest ends August 24! Happy Designing!

POKEMON FAN RECENT SITE ACTIVITY

POKEMON FAN SITE SATELLITE

PFS GAMING FEATURED REVIEW

By: yy10

Under The Knife is a game where you become a doctor and do operations with your patients. Your name in the game is Derek Stiles, you are a doctor at Hope Hospital. You rescue a lot of people, you even do operations on bombs. During every operation, there is a time limit and the patient's vital limits number. Every time you do something wrong, then the patient's vital number will decrease. If it reaches 0 or the time limit runs off, then bye bye, you're gone. And another doctor will take over your operation. Every time you finish a successful operation, your rank will increase. The increase of the rank is based on the time remaining, the health level of the patient, and a net score based on the accuracy of the operation.

See the full review here>>

PFS GAMING FEATURED POKEMON REVIEW

By: Saphyr
Where it all began.

It was 1996 when the game first hit the stores of Japan. Over ten years later, we're still obsessed with it. The concept wasn't all that new, battle partner games are a common thing in the land of the rising sun, but this was something special - as the billions of dollars generated from the franchise and the armies of fans worldwide soon proved. It wasn't until 1999 when America received their first copies, and equally fell in love.

See the full review here>>

FEATURED POKEMON CREATION

Name yy10(creator)

(This is the evolving chain of the Pokemon)
The last Pokemon of the chain is Rockodon. It's a combination of steel/flying type. Its most powerful attack is Aura Sphere. See the evolution in the chain above. It can also learn any of the attacks the foe had just used in the battle but only for a very short time. Pokemon no. 487. You can find it in the Sinnoh region. It's not legendary but very rare.

Attacks:
Rock slide
Growl
Rock throw
Hyper beam
Metal claw
Iron tail
Night shade
Dream eater
Ice fang
Flame thrower
Roar of time
Earth Quake
Heal Block
Aura Sphere

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FEATURED ATTACK CREATION

Name: HualinS(creator)
Name of attack: Heat Burn
Type: Fire
Power: 100,000
Accuracy: Never miss
PP: 3

Effect: The user creates a massive fire explosion that will burn the foe, however, the user may not attack the next turn.

1. The user roars then makes fire come out of its mouth ... it can go more than 200 miles
2. User faints for sure
You can only get this attack if you have a Pokemon that knows both Heat Wave and Blast Burn. Put that Pokemon in the daycare with a Ditto. Two days later, go check, and you will get a mysterious egg that is blue. Walk 2009 steps with it and it will hatch into a fire type Pokemon (depends what Pokemon you put in daycare)
and it will have the following attacks:

Blast Burn
Heat Wave
Growl
Heat Burn
It is at level one.

Type of attack: Burning
Note: If you have the action replay and enter the Burn Code (98557,) then this will TRULY work. I tried this on my friend, Kevin's, action replay. Remember it has to be exactly two days later then you get the blue egg or else it will be the normal kind of egg.
This is the egg

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FEATURED TEAM CREATION

Marioman1000
Team: Wii
Boss: Heatran named "Fire Hunter"
Pokemon: Giratina, Groundon, Lucario, Dialga, Camerupt
Flag:

Goal: Save the world from all evil Pokemon.

Do you want your creation featured here? Click here to create your own team and make it the best of the best!!!!!

FEATURED POKEMON CONTENT

GAMESHARK YELLOW CHEATS
WRITTEN BY: ZR1

Surfing Pikachu
Unlock Sufing Pikachu without having to use Pokemon Stadium. Be sure to place Pikachu in the first position
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Flying Pikachu with Balloons 013f99d4
Surfing Pikachu 013973d1
Pacific Pikachu 013972d1 015563d1

Enemy Can't Attack and Burned at Beginning of Match 0170e8cf
Protect Status 010017d0
Never Miss and Have More Criticals 01ffd5cf
No Random Battles 01033bd1
Protect Status 010017D0
Infinite Casino Coins 0199a3d5
Float On Air 010a13d7

Catch any Pokemon at Level 99
Type 016326D1. If you go to a grassy are, you will see the same pokemon, but level 99

Yoshi Falls

monferno12 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 10:00:19 CST

Yoshi Falls is one of the shortest tracks on MKDS. It has three waterfalls going down into the center of the course. There are also speed panels around the falls. It is a quite simple course.

Desert Hills

monferno12 — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 09:51:44 CST

Desert Hills is a tricky track. It has sand all around the track that slows you down. Along with that, there are Pokeys that spin you out and FireSnakes that also spin you out. There are a few shortcuts in Desert Hills. When you reach the first Pyramid, then use two mushrooms to go to the left of the pyramid. You will probably gain a lot of spots.

Figure 8 Circuit

monferno12 — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 19:00:18 CST

Figure 8 Circuit is probably the easiest and most basic track in MKDS. The track loops around in a

Figure 8 fashion. It is a great track to snake on.