Johto Starters: Chikorita

April 10, 2009 | 194 Comments

Chikorita
Among the most difficult Pokémon to acquire in Diamond/Pearl/Platinum, Chikorita is a grass Pokémon native to the Johto region. As one of the Gen II starters they are very versatile in their uses, learning a variety of moves that can carry their trainer through the story mode of the games. By the time they reach their final evolution at level 32 they are a tough little Pokémon with 100 in both defensive stats and 80 HP.

The Chikorita I’ve bred for this event are not intended to beat down the opposition as much as they are intended to support their teams. While Grass Knot gives them a decent offense, they really shine when they are defending and healing their teammates.

All will have a Bold nature, weakening their physical attack (which they aren’t using anyway) but boosting their physical defense to allow them to take hits a bit better.
Their move set is as follows:
Grass Knot: A quirky if potentially very powerful grass attack that works off of Chikorita’s special attack stat. It’s power is determined by the weight of the target. Against lightweights like Castform or Shedninja it has a measly power of 20. Against the heavyweights like Snorlax or Tyranitar it has a massive power of 120!
Leech Seed: A move that slowly drains the HP of your foe while healing you. It’s a great attack for forcing switches or punishing walls.
Aromatherapy: Nothing ruins your day like having your physical attacker burned or your fastest team member paralyzed. With Aromatherapy Chikorita can help! Using the move while on the field will not only cure any status effects on the user, it cures *all* status effects for the user’s entire team!
Reflect: Defend your team by erecting a mystic barrier that reduces all physical damage by 1/3 for 5 turns (longer if you can find some soft clay to hold while setting it up). Watch out for Brick Break!

As with all grass type starters, all my Chikorita will have the Overgrow ability. When reduced to below 1/4 health all their Grass type attacks gain a 50% bonus to their power!

Rules:
Please leave your name and FC, even if we traded before I will need it again.
Only 1 Pokémon per person
There is a 9:1 ratio of boys to girls with all starters. I have a couple girls to give away but they will be claimed on a first come/first served basis. Unless you are one of the first people I trade with, expect to get a boy.
Please do not trade me eggs.
Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 6:30 pm(CST), on April 17th
Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
Items(rare candies, heart scales, shards, or TMs) are very appreciated but not required.
If you are new to our site, your first comment will be moderated. Don’t worry if your post doesn’t show, we will get to it in time, and you will not miss out!
My Information:
Jhamin/4468-2399-7638

Posted by NikolaTesla | Filed Under Farming, Grass 

Pokemon Farming: Tangela

March 20, 2009 | 50 Comments

No one knows exactly what Tangela is. It looks like a big ball of spaghetti come to life. In first gen it was often over looked for other grass types, but with the addition of the fourth gen games Tangela has been blessed with an evolution that makes it a great choice for teams, whether they be UU or not. When Tangela learns the move Ancient Power it evolves into the giant pasta monster Tangrowth. Tangrowth can be a monster of a wall, with resistance to the ever popular Earthquake and study base stats in HP (100), Attack (100), and Def (125), Tangrowth can do some useful walling. Couple those base stats with it’s ability to learn Knock Off and a useful physical STAB  in the move Power Whip and you have a poke that capable of revealing your foes move set (via item) or OHKOing the ever annoying Swampert.  So the Tangela I have to day are Impish(Def+, Sp. Attack-) and all have max Defense IVs, some have mulitiple 31 IVs in other stats. They also have the following move set:

Power Whip: A powerful STABed attack with a base power of 120, even without significant EV investment in attack you’ll hurt something with it or you can just use it to scare certain pokes away.

Leech Seed: A move that slowly drains the HP of your foe. It’s a great attack for forcing switches, use it in conjunction with Stealth Rock and Spikes.

Ancient Power: A rock type attack with a base power of 60. With this attack Tangela will evolve into Tangrowth at level 2.

Amnesia: An attack that increases Tangela’s Special Defense by 2 stages.

The Tangela will either have the Leaf Guard or Chlorophyll ablility.

Rules:
Please leave your name and FC, even if we traded before I will need it again.
Only 1 Pokémon per person
Please do not trade me eggs.
Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 4pm(PST), on March 22nd
Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
Items(rare candies, heart scales or water stones) are very appreciated but not required.
If you are new to our site, your first comment will be moderated. Don’t worry if your post doesn’t show, we will get to it in time, and you will not miss out!

My Information:
Glacier/ 1160 6656 0190

For ease of trading here are the time conversions for 4pm Pacific Standard Time
4pm PST
6pm CST
7pm EST


Posted by Babael | Filed Under Farming 

Boulder Gym Week Presents: Lileep

March 9, 2009 | 55 Comments

In continuance of Boulder Gym Week, a new pokemon has emerged from the rocks to provide a great wall for your pokemon team.  With a base HP of 86, Def of 97 and Sp. Def of 107, Cradily will be a pokemon to reckon with during a battle.  Add it to a sandstorm team and Cradily has a 50% increase in Sp. Def. making it a great special wall.  All Lileep given away this evening will have a Sassy (+Sp. Def, – Speed) nature and all will have a 31 IV in Sp. Def, allowing for a maximum value in Sp. Def. once he/she has gone through EV training.

Toxic

Poison the pokes that come in to prevent them from sticking around doing damage and with the ability suction cup, no one is going to Roar or Whirlwind you outta there.

Confuse Ray

What’s worse than having to face a wall?  How about having to face a wall with 1/4 chance of hitting them. Once they are confused, they either wait around to be hit or force a swithc out, hopefully having the new poke hitting the obstacles already in place .

Energy Ball

A special attack move with a STAB power 80 that will do some damage to those who wish to switch in.

Ancient Power

A power 60 STAB Rock move that has a 10% chance to raise all your Lileep/Cradily’s stats, making it a beast to have to deal with in battle.

Rules

- Please leave your name and friend code in a post below.
- Only one request per person. No duplicates will be given out.
- Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 7:30pm (CST) on Thurs. March 12, 2009
- Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
- Any items are greatly appreciated (especially rare candies) but not required.
- Please no eggs.
- No trades to evolve pokemon will be accepted. The pokemon you trade to me I will keep.
- Please pay attention to the comments under this event while the event is going on. I will try to contact those that I am having trouble connecting too via the comments section.

Thanks for viewing and hope to see you at the event!

My Information

Narnad
3823 7154 4296

Posted by Narnad | Filed Under Farming 

Pokémon Farming: Hazardous Omanytes

March 6, 2009 | 36 Comments

OmanyteOmastar

The rocky road to the Boulder Gym in fraught with perils and at its culmination waits is fearless leader Whitdjinn. You had better be prepared to face more than just your run of the mill Geodude and Onix once you get there. To illustrate the risks one might face, I have bred a particularly hazardous Omanyte.
Omanyte is a Rock and Water type and evolves to Omastar at level 40. All these little spiral pokémon have a Bold nature (- Att, + Def) to add to their already high base Defense and give them lasting power to set up their hazards.

Spikes:
Omanyte lays down a layer of spikes that damage pokemon entering the battle. Spikes can be layered, but won’t effect Flying or Levitating pokémon.

Toxic Spikes:
Toxic Spikes poison all pokemon as they switch in except Flying, Poison, Steel or Levitating Types. A second layer will give them Toxic poisoning as they enter the battle, increasing the HP loss every turn.

Stealth Rock:
A layer of rocks are set up floating around the battle arena damaging every pokémon that enters the battle based on its weakness to Rock attacks.

Ice Beam (Ice, Power 95, Acc 100):
With Omanyte/Omastar gaining STAB attacks of Brine, Ancient Power and Hydro Pump through leveling up, I bred in an Ice attack to keep surprise any Grass types that might want to step in.

Abilities:
Shell Armor – Omanyte’s shell prevents critical hits against him
Swift Swim – Doubles it Speed stat when Rain Dance is in effect

All these given away will be male.

  • Be in the wifi at 4:30 PM Pacific (7:30 PM Eastern) on Sunday, March 08, 2009
  • Comment with your Name and Friend Code
  • Get a pokemon to trade, I’m not looking for anything particular just something you don’t want.
  • Make yourself available to Trade (invite->Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.

My info for this event is:
hcnaR 7
FC: 2965 0548 4423

Posted by Deneves | Filed Under Farming, Pearl 

Zaprong’s Kids

February 8, 2009 | 38 Comments

In every Pokemon game there is always someone who is willing to trade a Pokémon to you. In Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness there was a trainer who would trade a very special Elekid to you. This Elekid was named Zaprong.

What made Zaprong special was his move set, it was full of physical attacks. Three of the moves were also egg moves.

Elekid is fairly even in the Attack(63) vs. Special Attack(65) department. Electabuzz continues this trend as Special Attack begins to gain a serious edge over Attack (83 vs. 95). Then came the 4th generation and a second evolution for Elekid. As an Electivire this Pokémon really shines when it comes to physical moves (123 vs. 95).

I know a lot of people are new to the world of Pokémon and some of those people enjoy going back and playing the older games to collect rare Pokémon while others prefer to live in the now. This farming event is for those who do not have time to go back. Besides, getting a Zaprong out of Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness is easily a 20+ hour endeavor.

Ability: Static: The opponent has a 30% chance of being induced with PARALYZE when using a direct attack against this Pokémon.

    Moves

  • Cross Chop (Fighting / 100)
  • Thunder Punch (Electric / 75 STAB)
  • Ice Punch (Ice 75)
  • Fire Punch (Fire / 75)

Rules
1. Do not trade me eggs.
2. Do not trade me hacked Pokemon.
3. When you leave your information in the comments below your trainer name must be correct. When I do the trading I refer to the comments on the site to see who gets what.
4. When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option and wait for me to select you.
5. If you can, be early. I am sometimes on early.

My information:
Trainer: Ezekial
Friend Code: 2535 3208 9136

    Instructions

  • Have something to trade to me
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone by 7:00PM EDT (New York Time) on Thursday February 12, 2009
  • Be ready

Missed the event? Check out the Missed Farming Event thread in the forums.

Posted by HMTKSteve | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Lunatone

February 2, 2009 | 29 Comments


Lunatone is a mysterious pokemon of the psychic and rock variety. Aside from it’s bizarre appearance, it’s other unique characteristic is it’s typing, which it only shares with it’s pseudo sun conterpart Solrock. Another thing that sets Lunatone apart from Solrock is it’s superior special attack and special defense, allowing it to be a great special sweeper. The Lunatone I have for you today are Modest(Sp Attack+, Attack-), have max special attack IVs, and the following move set:

Grass Knot: A grass type attack, it’s base power depends on how heavy the foe is. It’s ideal for dealing with the bulky waters Lunatone would attract with it’s rock typing.

Calm Mind:This attack raises Lunatone’s special attack and special defense simultaneously. Making it a lovely special based tank.

Psychic: A 90 base powered STABed attack, it’ll be one of your main attacking moves, and will really start to take it’s toll once Lunatone starts Calm Minding.

Ice Beam: For those Grass, Dragon, and Flying pokemon that hope to scare Lunatone away. Punish them for switching into Lunatone with this attack.

They will all have the levitate ability, which makes them immune to ground attacks, spikes, and toxic spikes.

Rules:
Please leave your name and FC, even if we traded before I will need it again.
Only 1 Pokémon per person
Please do not trade me eggs.
Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 4pm(PST), on February 4th
Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
Items(rare candies, heart scales or water stones) are very appreciated but not required.
If you are new to our site, your first comment will be moderated. Don’t worry if your post doesn’t show, we will get to it in time, and you will not miss out!

My Information:
Glacier/ 1160 6656 0190

For ease of trading here are the time conversions for 4pm Pacific Standard Time
4pm PST
6pm CST
7pm EST

If you cannot make the event in time please visit this thread and post requesting a leftover Lunatone.

Posted by Babael | Filed Under Farming 

Abra Kadabra Alakazam!

January 23, 2009 | 25 Comments

abraAbra Kadabra Alakazam!

In the world of pokemon, there are few examples of a lethal combination of speed and special attack.  This weekend’s pokemon is Abra.  Once an Abra is fully evolved to an Alakazam, it will have a base 135 special attack and 120 speed ranking it in the 98th and 97th percentile, respectively.   Although it has outstanding attributes in the previously mentioned stats, it does lack severely in defense and HP, making it extremely fragile to many offenses.

All Abra’s given out today will be of the Timid nature (+Speed, – Attack) and have either Inner Focus or Synchronize as their abilities. What is special about ALL of these Abra is they will have a 31 IV in both Special Attack and Speed stats. The move set for these pokes is as follows:

Taunt – forces the target to only use moves that can inflict damage.  A decent substitution until Trick can be learned through leveling up (Kadabra and Alakazam, lvl 46)

Calm Mind – Raises the users Special Attack and Special Defense each one stage, making for a very strong special attacker.

Psychic – STABed Special Attack with power of 90 and 100% accuracy

Hidden Power - the power and type of attack are dependent on the users IV’s.  Power ranges from 30 to 70.

I have a total of 27 of these pokemon and this event will be first come first served.  I will be making a thread in the “Missed Farming Events” section in the forum where anyone who missed the event may request any leftovers.

Thanks for wearing your particiPANTs for the event and enjoy!

Rules

- Please leave your name and friend code in a post below.
- Only one request per person. No duplicates will be given out.
- Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 3:30pm (CST) on Sunday Jan 25th
- Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
- Any items are greatly appreciated (especially rare candies) but not required.
- Please no eggs.
- No trades to evolve pokemon will be accepted. The pokemon you trade to me I will keep.
- Please pay attention to the comments under this event while the event is going on. I will try to contact those that I am having trouble connecting too via the comments section.

My Information

Narnad
3823 7154 4296

Posted by Narnad | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: New Years Special

January 1, 2009 | 18 Comments

Jirachi

Happy New Year!

This morning is New Years Day and we have a very special Pokemon to offer up to our loyal readers. This Pokemon is a very rare event Pokemon that can not be caught in any of the Pokemon games. How did I get so many of them for this bit of farming? I spent many grueling days with a copy of Ruby and the Pokemon Colosseum Bonus Disc. I had to restart the Ruby game and play for about 10 minutes to reach the point where I could download the Jirachi into the game. Yeah, it took me a long time to do this for all of you but I think it was worth it.

Jirachi

    Serene Grace: Boosts the likelihood of added effects appearing.
    Move Set

  • Wish – Normal – Status: A self-healing move. The user restores its own HP by up to half of its maximum HP in the next turn.
  • Confusion – Psychic, Power 50 and Accuracy 100%: The foe is hit by a weak telekinetic force. It may also leave the foe confused.
  • Rest – Psychic, Status: The user goes to sleep for two turns. It fully restores the user’s HP and heals any status problem.

Jirachi’s main problem is Ground and Fire Pokemon. Jirachi suffers double damage from Ground and Fire attacks. Fire Attacks should not be much of a problem as many people who use Fire Pokemon use Blaziken and Infernape which are Fighting/Fire Pokemon.

I only have a few of these to trade (less than 10) so it is first come, first served. Be sure to follow the rules as listed below and DO NOT double comment. If this is your first visit here your first comment will be put in the moderation que so please do not triple comment asking why your comment is not showing up.

Rules
1. I will take any Pokemon you want to give me.
2. The Pokemon you trade to me should be holding something.
3. The only exception to berries are the two items that Magby/Elekid hold when caught in the wild.
4. When you leave your information in the comments below your trainer name must be correct. When I do the trading I refer to the comments on the site to see who gets what.
5. When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option and wait for me to select you.
6. If you can, be early. I am sometimes on early.
7. Don’t be afraid to trade amongst yourselves.

My information:
Trainer: Betty
Friend Code: 2878 8651 3556

    Instructions

  • Have something to trade to me
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone Thursday January 1, 2009 at 12:30 PM New York Time
  • Be ready




Posted by HMTKSteve | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Snover!

December 17, 2008 | 26 Comments

Snover is an odd looking little pokemon that somewhat resembles a pine tree. It’s typing Grass/Ice is unique only to it and it’s evolution Abomasnow. What’s even more unique is it’s ability Snow Warning, which instantly summons a permanent hail storm. This ability alone makes Snover a must have for Hail teams. At level 40 Snover evolves into the fairly sturdy Abomasnow. Abomasnow can serve multiple purposes for a hail team aside from initiating the hail storm. It’s capable of performing the role of a solid physical, special or mixed attacker. The Snover I’ve bred for you are Sassy(Sp def +, Speed -) and have either a 30 or 31 in special defense. Since the nature i’ve chosen are is neutral to both attack these guys can serve a mixed attackers. Their move set is:

Leech Seed: The user plants seeds on the opponent and that saps the foe’s Hp each turn. An awesome attack for wearing down opponents in conjunction with the Hail chipping away at them each turn. This move is best used with Spikes and Stealth Rock to rack up residual damage.

Protect: A move that evades all attacks. You can use this attack to scout move sets or after the you seeded them to get some Leech seed damage and get a little more leftovers recovery for your frozen plant.

Seed Bomb: I’m sure the recoil of Wood Hammer puts a few of you off. Seed Bomb give you another viable grass STAB option that still does a solid amount of damage.

Blizzard: One of the big attractions to Abomasnow is the 100% accurate STABed Blizzard, thank to Snow Warning. It’s sure to leave your foe shaking.

Rules:
Please leave your name and FC, even if we traded before I will need it again.
Only 1 Pokémon per person
If you prefer a particular gender or ability tell me, this is on the first come first serve basis.
Please do not trade me eggs
Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 2pm(PST), on December 20th.
Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
Iitems(rare candies or water stones) are very appreciated but not required.
If you are new to our site, your first comment will be moderated. Don’t worry if your post doesn’t show, we will get to it in time, and you will not miss out!

My Information:
Glacier/ 1160 6656 0190

For ease of trading here are the time conversions for 2pm Pacific Standard Time(courtesy of Trombones13)
2pm PST
4pm CST
5pm EST
10pm London
9am Sydney (on 12/21 locally)

If you cannot make the event in time please visit this thread and post requesting a leftover Snover.

Posted by Babael | Filed Under Farming 

Small But Mighty Dunsparce

December 10, 2008 | 16 Comments


Many pokemon fall through the cracks when building teams due to the rigors of every day battling but this doesn’t necessarily mean they’d make a poor team member. Today’s pokemon is a prime example of this. At first glance, it looks to be a very slow, weak and uninteresting normal type poke but after glancing into it’s heart, I think you will see just how useful this little UU tier pokemon, known as Dunsparce, can be.

All the Dunsparce provided in this event will have an adamant nature to help in its fight to supremacy. The ability of this pokemon is only seen on a very small handful of pokemon and really is the key to its success. Serene Grace, allows the chance of a stat or status effect occurring from a move to be double. This allows very nasty and annoying moves to become even more so when included in Dunsparces move set.

The move set was chosen to best utilize the ability of serene grace. Headbutt provides a great STABbed power 70 move with a 60% chance to flinch the foe, due to serene grace, with very few pokemon resisting a normal type attack. Rock Slide is a great power 75 rock type move with a very annoying 60% flinch rate, to help you battle any of those pesky Ghost types who swing in. Rock Smash may be a weaker Fighting type with only a power 40 but when combined with serene grace ability, Dunsparce now provides a whopping 100% (!!!) chance to lower the targets defense a stage, making further attacks a bit more damaging. The final move, Glare, provides a way to paralyze your opponent, thus slowing them down so Dunsparce can take advantage of its serene graced ability moves first.

To get one of these little buggers:

Please leave your name and friend code down below.  Due to the high demand of a main site event, I will not be able to fulfill any requests for particular genders or names and a limit of one per person will be imposed.  The pokemon that you trade to me is the one I am keeping so please do not attempt to evolve a pokemon through trade.  Along the same lines, please do not trade any eggs since this will impair my ability to trade quickly during the event.

When to show up: Friday December 12, 2008 at 8pm CST                                                                                          Please make yourself available to trade and I will come to you when I am ready with a poke.

Enjoy and I look forward to trading with all of you!

Name: Narnad

FC: 3823 7154 4296

Posted by Narnad | Filed Under Farming 

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