i dont believe his team had any ubers, the ubers are groudon, kyogre, rayquaza, mewtwo, lugia, ho-oh,dialga, palkia, giritina and special event legendaries.
Using explosion depends on how you value a draw. If some people value anything apart from a win as bad, then they don't use explosion. If people value not losing, they lose explosion. Overhazard didn't want a loss so she took the draw.
@duaybabybooms There's a chance that Dragonite would survive and wreak havoc with Steelix (most likely through Earthquake). Ice Fang is really just there for Flying Pokémon.
@Overhazard switch out,& fight, i prefer not to let my pokemon get knocked out at all, let alone by its self, thats like gettin bitch slapped by twins
@vizardvolroc Oftentimes, switching out is highly detrimental, since your opponent gets a free turn to attack or to set up, the latter of which is frequently even more dangerous. For instance, letting a Gyarados do one extra Dragon Dance is pretty much doom for anything not a physical wall.
Pokémon battling strategy relies on management of resources. If you're not willing to sacrifice any of your Pokémon, they'll wind up falling like dominoes. I've faced opponents like these and creamed them.
@vizardvolroc Nah, as long as you don't let Gyarados do Dragon Dance, it's no threat.
If you play more defensively, I can see why you have such a dim view on moves like Explosion. I play more...confusingly. I always make sure my opponent can never tell what I'm doing next. I'll use any move in the game except Double Team. That move...I can't really find a good and consistent use for it.
actually im rather random, my leafeon is my main physical wall, it would stand up to a garchomp knock it out, then survive 2hits from a rhyperior before it finally went down im very proud of it lol
i use anythin except moves that need to charge,or recharge those i cant really use well ^^"
@vizardvolroc Well, it seems you play in a style that revolves around your Pokémon taking a number of hits. That, to me, is defensive play. (Nothing wrong with that, of course. Just me categorizing things.)
Most of my Pokémon go down in one or two hits unless I design them specifically to be walls. So you can hopefully see why Explosion is no big deal to me. (Or SelfDestruct, Destiny Bond, Memento, Grudge, or Perish Song.)
In PBR, Steelix's eyes are reflective. The lighting is dim in Gateway Colosseum, making it hard to see Steelix's eyes. If you see one in a brightly lit arena, like Main Street or Sunny Park, you can see Steelix's eyes clearly.
A Legendary is a one-of-a-kind Pokémon found in a special area (or not found at all). They have legends in Pokémon mythology around them, hence their name. Legendary Pokémon are assigned this title by the game designers.
An Uber, on the other hand, is a term created by people who play the game. An Uber is any Pokémon who has an unfair advantage over all other Pokémon. Most Ubers are Legendary, but only about 45% of Legendaries are Uber.
As you can see, Steelix couldn't take another hit. Might as well use Explosion, which would do more damage, since Steelix was going to get knocked out anyway.
Great battle mate - it's sweet to see the Overused get smashed ^_^ And we English did get an aura Mew event recently at Toys R Us. I got my Mew there =3
I got my Manaphy from Toys R Us. =D It's cool. Friend had already given me a Phione a month before the event though, and oddly I use it the same exact way you do. Probably not trained the same way, but it's moves are exact.
It wasn't cool on Friday. I tried a double battle using the very little amount of trained pokemon I had (I wanted to specialize in grass types, but it was too hard to use them alone). In my battle, I used Jolteon, Pachirisu, Abomasnow and Glaceon against Palkia, Dialga, Rayquaza and Giratina. I wound up winning using a combo of Hail/Blizzard/Mirror Coat (since my Glaceon is extremely defensive) and Rain Dance/Thunder/Discharge (since Jolteon has Volt Absorb).
Know what happened to me once in Battle Factory in Emerald? I was using this Snorlax and my opponent was using a Kangaskhan, which had got a speed boost from Salac Berry. My Snorlax outsped it and KOed it with Mega Kick. I still have no idea how that happened. The Kangaskhan had attacked before the Snorlax on every turn and suddenly, I outspeed it.
I think how far one sees nonrenewable stuff as nonrenewable differs from person to person. While I will never hack, because I think it ruins everything, I wouldn't hesitate a second to use the GTS cloning glitch to get another Trick Room TM.
Dang. I was hoping that my previous reply would've linked to Overhazard's reply about her planning on raising a Trick Room team, but I guess that it doesn't.
Anyway, I wonder why your Steelix used Explosion on Dragonite instead of Ice Fang? Explosion could've been saved for a fight that you'd know that Steelix wouldn't be able to win.
I want to make use of Trick Room. I do; I'm just very very stingy when it comes to using nonrenewable TMs because I have no way to clone or hack for more.
I used Explosion on Dragonite because Fire Fang already took away about 55% of Steelix's HP. Steelix couldn't stand another hit. If Dragonite's Defense is high enough or if it's holding a Yache Berry, things would have gotten very ugly.
Yes, Magic Coat reflects attacks that don't do damage but do something bad to you. Hypnosis and Toxic are part of the list, and so are Leech Seed, Swagger, Flatter, Screech, Will-O-Wisp, Thunder Wave, Captivate, Charm, Scary Face, Confuse Ray, Spore, Fake Tears, and Worry Seed.
Wait, I thought Magic Coat was basically the special version of Coutner. You know, it only reflects things like Thunderbolt or Flamethrower as compared to Thunderpunch or Firepunch.
I only get two TMs for Trick Room. Before I use one of them, I'd better make sure I don't limit my options too drastically. I'll likely make a Trick Room team in the near future...you'll just have to see what other surprises it'll have.
Well, good luck with that. I believe that a Smeargle that knows Trick Room would come in handy in terms of helping you breed Pokemon that know the move from the start.
You can hatch them at strange places though. If any of you can get my Friend Pass for this team, be sure to see where I hatch them. Crawdaunt was hatched in the Canalave Library, for instance, and Grumpig comes from "Cafe," the Moo Moo Milk place.
I saw the summary, and it said "Apparently met". If it came from an Egg, it would say that it came from Riley or the Daycare Couple, and that was "Apparently hatched".
i dont believe his team had any ubers, the ubers are groudon, kyogre, rayquaza, mewtwo, lugia, ho-oh,dialga, palkia, giritina and special event legendaries.
anthonylogan123 7 months ago
@anthonylogan123 This as not the only match Iplayed that day. It was more of a description for that day's battles, I suppose.
Overhazard 7 months ago
@Overhazard ah ok bro makes sense.
anthonylogan123 7 months ago
icefang would of destoryed dragonite; dragon/flying = ice attacks does x4 dmg
Kahroozie 9 months ago
Using explosion depends on how you value a draw. If some people value anything apart from a win as bad, then they don't use explosion. If people value not losing, they lose explosion. Overhazard didn't want a loss so she took the draw.
ShadowNeonKid 10 months ago
@CrushingHydro Well, she did use ice beam against a Magmortar once, but deleted the video after i commented....
ShadowNeonKid 10 months ago
@CrushingHydro
"could have"
what are the chances of that?
and overhazard probably didnt know that
ShadowNeonKid 10 months ago
Well done!
All shiny pokemon tsz!
semprej81 1 year ago
it would have been better is Steelix attacked dragonite with ice fang then it would have done an Explosio Against Magmortar....
duaybabybooms 1 year ago
@duaybabybooms There's a chance that Dragonite would survive and wreak havoc with Steelix (most likely through Earthquake). Ice Fang is really just there for Flying Pokémon.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard i do agree with duaybabybooms you should have used ice fang, with dragonite it would have been 4X because he is flying and dragon
likitty20 9 months ago
@duaybabybooms ur right overhzazrd doesnt know dragon adn flying types would fail agaisnt ice
she used it against fire once
ShadowNeonKid 1 year ago
explosion is a cowardly move only for those afraid to lose
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc Explosion is a move used a lot in competitive battling. Few people would say it's a cowardly move.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard have you ever noticed how most of those competitive battlers are absolute cry babies when they lose?
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc And how does being afraid to lose make them crybabies?
If anything, a move that knocks out one (or two) of your own Pokémon would be a risk that someone who's afraid to lose would not take.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard its afraid to lose, its how they act when they lose
they use it so they can take a pokemon they know they will lose to, so they wont lose
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc And what is the alternative then? It is still more effective than letting your Pokémon get knocked out in vain.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard switch out,& fight, i prefer not to let my pokemon get knocked out at all, let alone by its self, thats like gettin bitch slapped by twins
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc Oftentimes, switching out is highly detrimental, since your opponent gets a free turn to attack or to set up, the latter of which is frequently even more dangerous. For instance, letting a Gyarados do one extra Dragon Dance is pretty much doom for anything not a physical wall.
Pokémon battling strategy relies on management of resources. If you're not willing to sacrifice any of your Pokémon, they'll wind up falling like dominoes. I've faced opponents like these and creamed them.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard i agree, especially with gyrados uggg that this should be uber lol
but some of the most overlooked pokemon in my teams tend to be the best walls ive got ^_^ we have different strategies ^_^
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc Nah, as long as you don't let Gyarados do Dragon Dance, it's no threat.
If you play more defensively, I can see why you have such a dim view on moves like Explosion. I play more...confusingly. I always make sure my opponent can never tell what I'm doing next. I'll use any move in the game except Double Team. That move...I can't really find a good and consistent use for it.
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard true.
actually im rather random, my leafeon is my main physical wall, it would stand up to a garchomp knock it out, then survive 2hits from a rhyperior before it finally went down im very proud of it lol
i use anythin except moves that need to charge,or recharge those i cant really use well ^^"
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
@vizardvolroc Well, it seems you play in a style that revolves around your Pokémon taking a number of hits. That, to me, is defensive play. (Nothing wrong with that, of course. Just me categorizing things.)
Most of my Pokémon go down in one or two hits unless I design them specifically to be walls. So you can hopefully see why Explosion is no big deal to me. (Or SelfDestruct, Destiny Bond, Memento, Grudge, or Perish Song.)
Overhazard 1 year ago
@Overhazard e i guess, but most of my pkemon are meant for speed& hitting hard, usually before the opponent can set up lol
i see mate ^_^ id love to battle you sometime, youd probably be a hell of a challenge XD
vizardvolroc 1 year ago
Man it would have been awesome if he had used shiny Dragonite, shiny Rampardos and shiny Latias! Still a cool battle!
BLKVPR188 2 years ago
I never "can believe" that grumpig is psychic. I always think that he's normal type XD Maybe because he reminds me of miltank.
Lumhe 2 years ago
is tha game good i wana get tha game and monsters vs aliens
domnik222 2 years ago
what level do u start ev training overhazard?
mew22351 3 years ago
how do you get a shiny lucario
lucariomaster888 3 years ago
With a lot of luck.
Overhazard 3 years ago
Or Hacking.
SoakedWater 3 years ago
@Overhazard or with action replay :P
Larre999 1 year ago
you are a very good crawdaunt trainer
dannemannen5 3 years ago
Possibly a hacker...
ZennVid 3 years ago
i think that to
dannemannen5 3 years ago
Wow, either your opponent is a hacker or he is very lucky. That are quite some shinies.
ViRoelofs 3 years ago
Very clever use of endure.
kingjro 3 years ago
how come steelix only has 1 eye?
nylx2 3 years ago
In PBR, Steelix's eyes are reflective. The lighting is dim in Gateway Colosseum, making it hard to see Steelix's eyes. If you see one in a brightly lit arena, like Main Street or Sunny Park, you can see Steelix's eyes clearly.
Overhazard 3 years ago
um thanx i guess
nylx2 3 years ago
It's preddy cool!!
I think i will buy a Wii...
funnyjacobono 3 years ago
OverHazard, what is the difference between legendaries and Uber?
sfields4 3 years ago
A Legendary is a one-of-a-kind Pokémon found in a special area (or not found at all). They have legends in Pokémon mythology around them, hence their name. Legendary Pokémon are assigned this title by the game designers.
An Uber, on the other hand, is a term created by people who play the game. An Uber is any Pokémon who has an unfair advantage over all other Pokémon. Most Ubers are Legendary, but only about 45% of Legendaries are Uber.
Overhazard 3 years ago
Overhazard:
Are you willing to battle me sometime? (PBR)
I'll dive you the friend code when you decide to. If not, that's okay.
TemaShika24 3 years ago
Overhazard never responds to battle requests directly on videos.
You have send a private message. :D
greeneee789 3 years ago
the oppenent looked like a hacker with all those shinys
yanmega24 3 years ago
Yeah...Problably considering how many people hack and cheat now a days...
TemaShika24 3 years ago
i need help: what would be a good move set for weavile? Please ansver soon!
happywazaa 3 years ago
Here:
Brick Break/Dig
Night Slash
Ice Punch (if avaliable), if not, then Ice Shard
Aerial Ace
Item: Muscle Band/Life Orb
Hope this helped.
TemaShika24 3 years ago
Oh yeah, btw, this is to happywazaa.
Like the name!!
TemaShika24 3 years ago
thanks =)
happywazaa 3 years ago
thank u soooo much! its been very hard to figure out anythin very good for weavile
happywazaa 3 years ago
Your nery welcome. Man, it feels good to help someone! Also, may I suggest Dig over Brick Break for two reasons:
Dig has 5 more power
Dig takes care fire and rock types, whereas Brick Break only takes care of rock types.
TemaShika24 3 years ago
wait doesnt it take care of steel also?
happywazaa 3 years ago
Oh yeah... I guess I forgot. But then again, the downside of dig is that it lets you opponent switch.
TemaShika24 3 years ago
If you're feeling adventurous, try this.
Weavile, Adamant @ Focus Sash
Night Slash/Fake Out/ Ice Shard (or Ice Punch)/Counter.
Fake Out your opponent when you switch in.
Ice Shard or Ice Punch are necessary for dragons, especially Garchomp who may be Scarfed.
If you know your opponent is a Physical attacker that you can't kill with any of your attacks and Focus sash hasnt activated yet, use Counter.
The fourth slot is a pick between Brick Break (covers weaknesses) and Night Slash (for STAB)
greeneee789 3 years ago
happywazaa:
Do you play pokemon?? It might be dun to challenge you sometime!!! DS or Wii.
Please respond!
TemaShika24 3 years ago
:o what a great battle just a thing
why not using ice fang oon dragonite?
santiagogs15 3 years ago
As you can see, Steelix couldn't take another hit. Might as well use Explosion, which would do more damage, since Steelix was going to get knocked out anyway.
Overhazard 3 years ago
Ice fang would have done less damage? but dragonite is 4* weak to ice, isn't it?
btw: i do apologize for my bad english, languages can get very difficult if they aren't your born language.
santiagogs15 3 years ago
Ice Fang's power is 65. Multiplied by 4, that makes 260.
Explosion's power only says 250, but it actually does double that, since the Defense of the target gets cut in half. That technically makes it 500.
Overhazard 3 years ago
nice battle even when uhave no armor and only a Net Sling against those gladiators lol
realgod1002 4 years ago
The opponent had lots of cool shinies... but the Shiny Enemy could not beat the Underused's Might!
Keep up teh battles!
Rioluninjaforce 4 years ago
I think you should teach grumpig focus blast, thunder wave, charge beam, or amnesia instead of torment.
sa328141 4 years ago
are you ever going to play your old account again?
sa328141 4 years ago
im doing a survey on how old people play pokemon please reply
Graddee 4 years ago
ogre great, i have to get a manaphy at toys r us :/
wowoduend 4 years ago
lol a lil grumpig won ^^ pwned
tclol 4 years ago
was this in the U.s or the U.k?
solosoloblackdude 4 years ago
It was North America. I think it happened in Canada too. I know you guys in the UK and the rest of Europe very rarely get events though.
Overhazard 4 years ago
yep :(
solosoloblackdude 4 years ago
Great battle mate - it's sweet to see the Overused get smashed ^_^ And we English did get an aura Mew event recently at Toys R Us. I got my Mew there =3
TailsForever 4 years ago
True That. And I got an Aura Mew from GTS ^_^
Rioluninjaforce 4 years ago
Birth Island
DeathSeraphZalera 4 years ago
I got my Manaphy from Toys R Us. =D It's cool. Friend had already given me a Phione a month before the event though, and oddly I use it the same exact way you do. Probably not trained the same way, but it's moves are exact.
BHSoren 4 years ago
It wasn't cool on Friday. I tried a double battle using the very little amount of trained pokemon I had (I wanted to specialize in grass types, but it was too hard to use them alone). In my battle, I used Jolteon, Pachirisu, Abomasnow and Glaceon against Palkia, Dialga, Rayquaza and Giratina. I wound up winning using a combo of Hail/Blizzard/Mirror Coat (since my Glaceon is extremely defensive) and Rain Dance/Thunder/Discharge (since Jolteon has Volt Absorb).
Bndu 4 years ago
Know what happened to me once in Battle Factory in Emerald? I was using this Snorlax and my opponent was using a Kangaskhan, which had got a speed boost from Salac Berry. My Snorlax outsped it and KOed it with Mega Kick. I still have no idea how that happened. The Kangaskhan had attacked before the Snorlax on every turn and suddenly, I outspeed it.
crosspoison 4 years ago
Do you suppose it was going to use Counter that turn? Computer players tend to use Counter and Mirror Coat at the weirdest times.
Overhazard 4 years ago
Well, maybe. At least it knew Endure and Reversal, the rest I didn't get to see.
crosspoison 4 years ago
I like having the underdog team.
Espeon99 4 years ago
I think how far one sees nonrenewable stuff as nonrenewable differs from person to person. While I will never hack, because I think it ruins everything, I wouldn't hesitate a second to use the GTS cloning glitch to get another Trick Room TM.
Lakselaksn 4 years ago
That's too risky for me. And for some reason, I can't bring my DS online the same way as the Wii, so I'd have to trek to a McDonald's to do that.
I wouldn't mind receiving cloned or hacked items, however.
Overhazard 4 years ago
Sadly, the GTS cloning glitch has been fixed according to what I read in Bulbapedia.
ShadowWolfTJC 4 years ago
Subscribed. Yes, Im the same Dialkia of Serebii./
Dialkia 4 years ago
Dang. I was hoping that my previous reply would've linked to Overhazard's reply about her planning on raising a Trick Room team, but I guess that it doesn't.
Anyway, I wonder why your Steelix used Explosion on Dragonite instead of Ice Fang? Explosion could've been saved for a fight that you'd know that Steelix wouldn't be able to win.
ShadowWolfTJC 4 years ago
I want to make use of Trick Room. I do; I'm just very very stingy when it comes to using nonrenewable TMs because I have no way to clone or hack for more.
I used Explosion on Dragonite because Fire Fang already took away about 55% of Steelix's HP. Steelix couldn't stand another hit. If Dragonite's Defense is high enough or if it's holding a Yache Berry, things would have gotten very ugly.
Overhazard 4 years ago
i got my manaphy from my m8 at school. i was soo happy cause i missed the event
espeonofgrace 4 years ago
I rarely see Lucarios. They may be hard to train for impatient people, or just hard to find.
I-I...I want a shiny Lucario!
DigitalFlareon 4 years ago
I'd like one too. They're among the rarest of shinies.
Overhazard 4 years ago
This guy has all shinies? Either he's a hacker, or he has no life.
darkdill 4 years ago
i don't like using legendaries. it takes the fun out of it all.
Magicmenez 4 years ago
Why didn't Steelix use Ice Fang, it wasn't powerful enough?
Randdalf 4 years ago
He could used an yache berry. So blowed the thing up instead of be killed of an dragon dancer.
Appe07 4 years ago
I got my manphy!!
hoopsandyoyofan26 4 years ago
just to make sure, magic coat reflects moves back to the opponent like hypnosis, toxic, etc?
phoenix9909 4 years ago
Yes, Magic Coat reflects attacks that don't do damage but do something bad to you. Hypnosis and Toxic are part of the list, and so are Leech Seed, Swagger, Flatter, Screech, Will-O-Wisp, Thunder Wave, Captivate, Charm, Scary Face, Confuse Ray, Spore, Fake Tears, and Worry Seed.
Overhazard 4 years ago
Wait, I thought Magic Coat was basically the special version of Coutner. You know, it only reflects things like Thunderbolt or Flamethrower as compared to Thunderpunch or Firepunch.
snowyarticuno 4 years ago
No, you're thinking of Mirror Coat.
Nintendude331 4 years ago
Oh. Thanks, I forgot about Magic coat and just through it was Mirror, heh.
snowyarticuno 4 years ago
i got my manaphy like ten minutes before the event was over i am so happy!!1:)
romchina 4 years ago
Nice match. When I first saw your team, I thought it was a Trick Room team, but the way you EV train their speed is amazing.
ARodYankFan 4 years ago
I only get two TMs for Trick Room. Before I use one of them, I'd better make sure I don't limit my options too drastically. I'll likely make a Trick Room team in the near future...you'll just have to see what other surprises it'll have.
Overhazard 4 years ago
Well, good luck with that. I believe that a Smeargle that knows Trick Room would come in handy in terms of helping you breed Pokemon that know the move from the start.
ShadowWolfTJC 4 years ago
I was shocked Grumpig outran Lucario, something wasn't right about a team of shinies
Joshifying 4 years ago
I wouldn't be surprised if that's the same guy I battled who "apparently met" their shiny Lucario in the Snowpoint Temple.
TKnHappyNess 4 years ago
You can hatch them at strange places though. If any of you can get my Friend Pass for this team, be sure to see where I hatch them. Crawdaunt was hatched in the Canalave Library, for instance, and Grumpig comes from "Cafe," the Moo Moo Milk place.
Overhazard 4 years ago
I saw the summary, and it said "Apparently met". If it came from an Egg, it would say that it came from Riley or the Daycare Couple, and that was "Apparently hatched".
TKnHappyNess 4 years ago
Yeah, I know of that. I just wanted a place to tell that I hatched these guys in strange places.
Overhazard 4 years ago
great battle, ur crawdaunt has proven itself to probbly be the best one on ur team cuz u alwayz pick it fist n it alwayz does its job right:)
Jermalie0 4 years ago
i wonder what would happened if you used ice fang instead of explosion on dragonite.
shadymjx360 4 years ago
Dragonite might've been holding a Yache berry. :3
Seph99Angel 4 years ago
another team full of shiny pokemon.
shadymjx360 4 years ago
Heh, I didn't even notice they were shiny until you pointed it out. Something definitely felt weird about them though.
Overhazard 4 years ago
I live in Europe...
Luckily someone gave me a manaphy egg over online trading!
scizorking 4 years ago