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damn i guess you know its weird shit when we know more about the ultra beasts than them. anyways what the fuck is area zero
-@summerlurantis
AH, the ULTRA BEAST! Another area of STUDY I need to LOOK into. Next I visit ALOLA...
As for your QUESTION:
Hope this HELPS!
WHY are STUDENTS going to AREA ZERO. I am currently living as an example of why NOT to do that. PLEASE do not behave the way I did as a teen. You will get YOURSELF or your FRIENDS killed. I am a PROFESSIONAL. You are NOT.
I admittedly don’t socialize with others much and tend to be very behind on the news of the world as a result. Anything of note going on? Good, bad, small, big. I’d just like to hear what’s going on in everyone’s world right now.
As I said, I do not socialize much so I do not have much news to share. Doctors said the break in my fibula has healed completely so I can be more up and about again. I’ve spent most of the past few days sorting through files. Had V visit again, gave it an oran berry.
I know its going to be a 4 / 4 day when I go to start TESTING and my ABSOL yells at me. THANK you for the WARNING. I am STILL going to GO, though.
I know it’s not really an attack per se, but I’m wondering if you’ve ever experienced what it’s like inside of a Trick Room.
I should perhaps think of some kind of system to organize and rate moves that do not cause any kind of pain? I have done a few healing moves technically but those are sensible in that they are the opposite of pain.
To answer the question:
You know in horror movies how the victims run and the killer casually strolls and yet the killer always catches up or sometimes ends up in front of them? It feels like that. Like the faster you try to move to slower you go. Try to move fast and its like wading through quicksand. Move slow and its easy as riding a bike. Its rather disorienting.
Extremely dumb question because I've been hearing things about these recently: have you ever tried this stuff with a glitch pokemon?
I have no idea what this means.
Have you ever gotten hit by a Z-Move, or a Dynamax/Gigantamax move? If so, what are those like?
I have not. Z-Moves can only be performed by a Trainer-owned Pokemon and finding a trainer and Pokemon that are willing to use a move on me, especially without holding back a great deal, would be difficult. Besides this, there are some legal issues with the matter of ordering a Pokemon to attack someone, even with the target's permission.
Wild dynamax is rare and you cannot get into a battle with one without some idea of what you're getting into, dynamax bands aren't given to every person. Some things I do not think need to be answered, anyway.
The pain index serves to encourage people to be safe with how they engage with wild Pokemon and battles, since just saying 'this is dangerous' doesn't do much to dissuade because our familiarity with Pokemon makes people downplay the danger they can pose if you act stupidly, especially children and teens. Having exactly what will happen if any given move hits you written out in detail can serve to get it to actually click. Kids don't like being told to do or not do something 'because I said so', they want a reason. I provide the reason.
However if you somehow manage to not recognize the danger of a Rampaging powered up Pokemon the size of a skyscraper, I think you are entitled to the Darwin Award you're about to earn and nothing I could possible write would stop that.
I had a visit with family recently. One of my younger cousin still insists on her theory that my lampent, Fate, ate my soul but spat part of it back out because it felt bad and that is why I look, quote "Like That".
