Pokemon Farming: Phanpy

August 18, 2010 | 20 Comments

With Labor Day fast approaching, it is time for Pokefarm to honor the workhorses of the pokemon battlefield and Donphan surely fits the bill.

They are a powerhouses both in Attack and Defense. They can come in on physical attacks and clear the field of hazards by using Rapid Spin and set up entry hazards of their own. While little Phanpys can’t learn Rapid Spin, once they evolve to Donphan the move relearner will teach them it for the price of a Heart Scale. They can also learn powerful attacks from the Move Tutors such as Seed Bomb, Gunk Shot, Superpower and Bounce to round out an attack you team might be missing.
These little guys are already working as they have the Pickup ability and will gather items for you if you have them in your party during a battle. Once they evolve they take on a Sturdy ability that makes them immune to OHKO moves.
They are all Adamant (+ Attack, -SpAttack) about doing their part to help and know the following moves:

Body Slam - (Normal, Power 85, Acc 100)
A powerful attack that has a 30% chance of paralyzing your opponent

Ice Shard – (Ice, Power 40, Acc 100)
A priority move that hits Flyers that are immune to Earthquakes. This moves makes up for Donphan’s lack of speed by letting you get a jump on most moves and hits Dragons especially hard.

Stealth Rock
This sets up floating rocks that damage pokemon as they enter the battle based on their weakness to Rock attacks.

Earthquake (Ground STAB, Power 100, Acc 100)
One of the most powerful moves in the game that gets a STAB boost from Phanpy/Donphan’s Ground Typing

True to their tank-like nature these will all have a 31 IV in defense to insure that they will take a licking and keep on ticking.

  • These Phanpy will be clocking out Friday at 5:00 PM Pacific (8:00 PM Eastern) on August 20th, 2010
  • Comment with your Name and Friend Code
  • Get a pokémon 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.

These will come from my Heart-Gold game
Name: DENEVES
FC: 3696 3987 9002

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Posted by Deneves | Filed Under Farming 

Pokémon Farming: Mudkips

October 11, 2009 | 74 Comments

One of everyone’s favorite pokemon is Swampert and who doesn’t love a powerful water type that is immune to Electric attacks. When people talk about bulky water types, Swampert is usually what comes to mind. So thefuriousangel bred up a batch of powerful babies for anyone who likes Mudkips.

While these little Mudkips are still just a Water type, they will soon grow up to be a mighty Swamperts. They are bred with a Sassy (+ SpDef, – Speed) nature to enhance their special defense and go with their sturdy HP base. They will all have the ability of Torrent which will increase the power of their Water attacks by 50% when their HP runs below one third. They will all come with these moves:

Double Edge (Normal, Power 120, Acc 100)
A strong attack Mudkip can use until it evolves and can learn Earthquake.

Mirror Coat (Psychic, Power – , Acc 100)
Mirror Coat absorbs special attacks and reflects an attack of double the damage back at the opponent. Swampert’s good HP combined with the Special Defense boost from their Sassy nature makes this a powerful counterattack to any Special Sweeper that might be wreaking havoc against your team.

Waterfall (Water STAB, Power 80, Acc 100)
A powerful STAB attack using its stronger physical attack stat to do damage.

Ice Beam (Ice, Power 95, Acc 100)
While Flying Dragons don’t fear its Earthquake or Water moves, they won’t like to switch into this move. It also gives it a counter to Grass types that might want to prey on its only weakness.

  • To receive one of these Mudkips, be in the wifi room on Tuesday at 5:00 PM Pacific (8:00 PM Eastern) on the October 13, 2009
  • Comment with your Name and Friend Code
  • Get a pokémon to trade, She’s not looking for anything particular just something you don’t want.
  • Make yourself available to Trade (invite->Trade). She will come to you when she’s ready.

The Friend Code for this event is:
F.Angel
FC 4424 9738 0329

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Posted by Deneves | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Swinub!

August 10, 2008 | 42 Comments

August 12, 2008

Continuing our “Winter in August” this week, I bring you Swinub. Swinub’s an odd little piglet of the ice and ground typing. In fact, it and it’s evolutions are the only pokemon who are immune to Sand Storm’s and Hail, making them great choices if you’re planing on building either weather team. Swinub evolves into Piloswine at level 33, and if you teach it Ancient Power it will evolve into the Mamoswine. Mamoswine is not only a behemoth in size, it’s attack tops off at a beastly 394, it ties with Garchomp and Breloom in terms of attack strength. Of course since it has access to Ice Shard, it can destroy both aforementioned pokemon before they can scratch it. So, the Swinub I’m adopting out today are adamant(attack+, sp. attack-), with max attack IVs and the following move set:

Ice Shard: A STABed priority attack, if D-dance or Scarfed dragons are giving you problem, this attack will solve your problems.

Earthquake: A powerful secondary STAB attack, if you’re opponent thinks about sending in a Bulky Water type, this will rip a hole in them. If you want to have some more fun, slap a choice band on this guy.

Curse: This move raises your attack and def, hopefully giving Mamoswine more play time and powering it’s attacks up further.

Body Slam: A decently powered physical attack, with a 30% chance of paralyzing your foe, making them as slow as you after the curse.

These Swinub have two abilities:

Oblivious: Prevents the pokemon from be affected by the attract condition.

Snow Cloak: Raises it’s evasiveness by one level in a snow storm.

Rules:

Post your name and FC (even if we’ve traded before I will need it again)

Only1 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 August 12th
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

Posted by Babael | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Numel

February 15, 2008 | 45 Comments

**ATTENTION!**LOOK!**

Because of the wifi outage for everyone, I’m going to reschedule for Sunday (tomorrow) the 17th at 12pm. I hope it is working by then! If anyone has any questions or comments, comment here or PM me (TheTaterTot) on our forums. Sorry again everyone!

**ATTENTION! READ ABOVE!**

This time in Pokemon Farming: Numel, the Numb Pokemon.

Numel is a sweet little camel-like fella, with lava oozing from it’s hump. You can find it near volcanoes, like Stark Mountain, where it fits perfectly in, it’s type being Ground and Fire. He is even full of lava, and in cooling rain, he can’t move as fast! He evolves into Camerupt, with two hump, each its own little magma-filled volcano peak on top. So you better believe this guy can make some heat!

Numel has so-so stats, with low speed and defenses, but has a decent move pool to supply his offenses. Here’s what these little camels have:

  • Earthquake-Att 100 Accuracy 100% Powerful ground move, no effects on the flyers out there, though
  • Lava Plume-Att 80 Accuracy 100% A nod to those volcanoes on their backs
  • Flamethrower-Att 95 Accuracy 100%
  • Toxic-Att — Accuracy 100% Will poison your foe, for a little more type coverage

The either have the ability Oblivous, which will make them immune to the Attract conditon, or Simple, which allows the effectiveness of stat changes to be doubled. All of these Numels I will hand out have the Modest nature (+Special Attack, – Attack).

Now a story: When I was trying to post this event, almost as soon as I was ready to do so, the site went down for 6 hours, and now during the event itself, the wifi is down. These Numel must be cursed! I could not decide on names, so I wasn’t going to name them at all, but now, I must! All Numels will be named after something curse related!

So want one of these CURSED Numel? Here’s what you do:

  • Comment with your Name and Friend Code
    • Even if we have traded before, I need your information again!
  • Get a Pokemon to trade (preferably non-Sinnoh, though I will take anything, items and TMs are always appreciated.)
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone at 12pm ET (New York Time) on Febuary 17th (Sunday)
  • Make yourself available to Trade (Invite–>Trade) I will come to you when I’m ready.
  • 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:

Trainer name: God

Friend Code: 5369 6895 7194

See everyone Sunday!

Posted by TheTaterTot | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Gible

September 9, 2007 | 64 Comments

Gible Gabite Garchomp

Welcome to another edition of Pokemon Farming! Today’s Pokemon is Gible, the Ground / Dragon Pokemon from Diamond and Pearl.

This Pokemon has a story behind it…

On our forums we recently launched a Gym Leader program that allows our members to challenge the Leader of a Gym and gain a badge if they win. These gyms are modeled after the ones in Diamond and Pearl but we have a few minor differences from the gyms you find in the game. You can read more about them by going to the forums.

I took charge of the first Gym which we call the Boulder Gym. If you defeat the Gym Leader you gain the Coal Badge, which displays below your user name on the forums. I use Rock and Ground Pokemon in this gym though I am not restricted to only those two types as I can throw in a Ground / Water Pokemon onto my team because it has the Ground type.

While working on my team I added in a Garchomp. I figured it would either be a Garchomp or a Flygon because they are both Ground / Dragon types. I chose Garchomp because he is just plain fast! The problem with Garchomp is that he is quickly put down by an attack such as Ice Beam. I needed something to combat those Ice Pokemon that were being sent my way.

After looking through my massive collection of Pokemon I found a Pokemon with Fire Blast and Earthquake. You would think Grachomp would learn Earthquake somewhere along the way but the only useful Ground move he learns by leveling up is Dig.

After hatching a female Gible I set to breeding…

Three moves that the father had were carried over; Fire Blast, Earthquake and Rock Slide. I have to admit that Rock Slide is a great attack in multi-battles as it hits both of the opponent’s Pokemon but I knew this guy was not destined to take part in multi-battles.

Garchomp also has the Sand Veil ability which raises his Evasion while in a sandstorm. You know where I am going here, right? Yes, I knew this guy had to have the Sandstorm move!

Gible learns Sandstorm at level at 13, no big problem there. What about the fourth move?

There is this great move that the Dragon Move Tutor will teach your Dragon type Pokemon when they reach maximum happiness and it is called Draco Meteor! This very powerful attack has a base power of 140! I had my two Gibles all set at level 14 with their move sets matching and I started to breed…

This is when the horror happened, Draco Meteor would not cross over as an egg move! I was crushed, I really wanted to pass that move set on.

Looking at Gibles level-up moves I found that it learns Dragon Rush at level 37. Looking at my two level 14 Gibles I knew what I had to do. I had to hit the Elite Four and do some training.

Hours later I had my two Gibles all set with matching move sets and I started to breed again. Luck was with me because the female Gible I was using was of the lonely nature which means it gains Attack faster at the cost of Defense. I gave her an Everstone to hold onto in the day care center and almost all of the hatched Gibles have a lonely nature.

So, after 6,767 steps for each egg I present to you my Gibles for Pokemon Farming!

    Moves

  • Sandstorm – Ground – Raises evasion due to Gible’s Sand Veil.
  • Fire Blast – Fire – Use this to take out those nasty Ice type Pokemon.
  • Earthquake – Ground – This one is based off of your Attack score.
  • Dragon Rush – Dragon – Big Dragon attack based on your Attack score.

Rules
1. I don’t care what you trade me though I would prefer a non-Sinnoh Pokemon.
2. The Pokemon you trade to me should be holding something.
3. I prefer berries over all other items.
4. The only exception to berries are the two items that Magby/Elekid hold when caught in the wild.
5. For berries I need: numbers 60+.
6. 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.
7. When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option and wait for me to select you.
8. If you can, be early. I am sometimes on early.
9. Don’t be afraid to trade amongst yourselves.

My information:
Trainer: Ezekial
Friend Code: 0559 3242 3898

    Instructions

  • Have something to trade to me
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone by 7:00PM EDT (New York Time) on Monday September 10, 2007
  • Be ready



Posted by HMTKSteve | Filed Under Farming 

Special Pokemon Farmer’s Market: Second Harvest

August 31, 2007 | 87 Comments

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Greetings, Everyone!

Welcome to an extra special edition of the Friday Farmer’s Market: Second Harvest. My handle here is BryGuy. Tonight’s Farmer’s Market will be very different, so please be aware of the new conditions. Over the past number of weeks I have been offering pokemon with special movesets. Many people have been asking me for more of these pokes for various reasons. Tonight, I am going to clear out my boxes of any leftover pokemon from these events. The pokemon offered tonight are as follows:

  • Houndour (about 4 individuals)
  • Elekid (about 6 individuals)
  • Cyndaquil (about 10 individuals)
  • Swinub (about 9 individuals)

These are the same little guys I offered at previous Farmer’s Market Events. They all have amazing movesets, they are all 100% game-legal, and they were all bred by me using normal methods and loving care! Check my previous Farmer’s Market posts to see all the details about these awesome pokemon. Please be careful to follow the special procedures indicated below.

Here are the rules and procedures for tonight’s Second Harvest Farmer’s Market:

  • Enter my trainer name and friend code into your pal pad. My trainer name is BryGuy and my friend code is 3737 6015 6762.
  • Have a Pokemon ready in your party to trade to me. Today I will accept anything, but I like to be surprised! Feel free to trade me something you think is cool or unique. It is especially nice if the Pokemon is holding something (berries, items, etc.)!
  • Post a comment to this article saying which ONE of these pokemon you would like. I will issue them on a first-post, first present, basis. If you are not ready in the WiFi Club when I come to trade with you, I will move to the next person on my list. You may need to accept the pokemon offered to you. There will probably not be much choice in terms of male or female, etc.
  • In your post requesting a pokemon, MAKE SURE YOU CLEARLY AND ACCURATELY LIST YOUR TRAINER NAME FROM YOUR GAME AND YOUR FRIEND CODE. EVEN IF WE HAVE TRADED BEFORE, PLEASE LIST THIS INFORMATION. I had to clear my Pal Pad a few times so most of my previously entered “Pals” have been removed. I will enter as many of friend codes before the Farmer’s Market as I can.
  • In your game, enter the WiFi Club at 7:30 pm eastern time (6:30 pm central time) on Friday, August 31, 2007. Please note this new time for tonight!
  • When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option (INVITE -> TRADE) and wait for me to select you.
  • I will not be on early tonight.
  • Please be patient. I may have to leave the WiFi Club sometimes to get more pokemon. Please don’t panic, I’ll return promptly!
  • The Farmer’s Market will run from 7:30 to 8:30 pm EDT.
  • I am only prepared to trade the pokemon listed above. Please do not ask for other Pokemon. I will not be trading anything other than what I have listed tonight. Thanks.

I am looking forward to trading. See you at the Farmer’s Market!

••• BryGuy •••

* Trainer name: BryGuy
* Friend Code: 3737 6015 6762



Posted by BryGuy | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Rhyhorn

August 29, 2007 | 94 Comments

For today’s Farmer’s Market I’ve decided to do the powerful Rock/Ground type, Rhyhorn. This incredibly strong beast first showed up in the original Red and Blue with his only evolution of the time, Rhydon. Both forms have astounding Attack and Defense stats, though the Special Attack and Special Defense stats leave a little to be desired. With the latest generation, a new evolution has been added, Rhyperior, boasting even higher Attack and Defense stats! Going through the evolutions is a chore, but it’s worth it. Rhyhorn doesn’t evolve into Rhydon until level 42, and you can’t get Rhyperior unless you do a Trade Evolution with Rhydon while it’s holding the rare item, Protector.

The move sets for these guys is pretty amazing, with quite a few powerful Physical attacks, not to mention the one-hit KO move Horn Drill, and the strong Bug-type move Megahorn. With Rhyperior, you can learn one more move than Rhydon, the powerful two-turn Rock-type move Rock Wrecker, with an attack of 150!

It takes a little while for Rhyhorn to start learning some of the better moves, so I’ve helped it out a little bit. Taking a cue from my fellow Farmer BruGuy, I’ve bred these guys with a special moveset: Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang and Crunch! These are completely legit, non-hacked; I’ve bred them all myself!

You can get one of these toothy Rhyhorns for yourself, and this is all you have to do:

  • Leave a comment below with your Trainer Name and Friend Code. I’ve had to dump my Pal Pad several times now so I’m probably going to need your information again. Also, please make sure your information is correct! I’ve had a few problems lately with people leaving incorrect information, which I am therefore unable to enter into my Pal Pad: the Pal Pad will not accept incorrect information.
  • Have something to trade. I will take anything at all, but I do prefer non-Sinnoh Pokemon. Also, items are not necessary but they are appreciated. I could really use a couple Moon Stones, and I’m still missing a couple berries: berry #’s 53, 59, 61 and 62.
  • Be in the Wifi Room by 8:00 Eastern/7:00 Central on Wednesday, August 29, 2007, and be in Trade Mode (Invite -> Trade). I will come to you when I am ready.
  • My information is – Trainer name: Bott, Friend Code: 2320 2629 3165.

I will see you tonight!

Note: If you miss a farming event just visit the Missed Farming Eventsarea of the forum and look around.



Posted by Robottnik | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farmer’s Market: Swinub

August 24, 2007 | 153 Comments

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Greetings, Everyone!

Welcome to the Friday Farmer’s Market featuring ice/ground-type Pokemon, Swinub. My handle here is BryGuy. I have been gone on vacation for a couple weeks but I am back! I am determined to continue bringing you special, value-added Pokemon! Today I offer you little, baby Swinubs. These little buggers made their first appearance in the Gold/Silver/Crystal Pokemon games. In the present generation of Pokemon games, Swinub are only available in random, daily “swarms” of pokemon that appear after you have become the Pokemon League Champion. So in Diamond and Pearl, Swinubs are difficult to get. The Swinubs I offer you today are not your ordinary, “garden-variety” Swinubs. These little, furry piggies have a specially developed moveset that is designed to make them toughies from the start and to give the Swinubs moves they would not learn on their own. My baby Swinubs will have the following cool moveset:

  • ANCIENT POWERswinub_moveset
  • EARTHQUAKE
  • ICE BEAM
  • BLIZZARD

Pretty nice moves for a little, level 1 furry pig-thing! As Swinub grows and evolves you may decide to replace some of these moves with something else, but I thought these Swinubs should start with some of the best moves they can learn! Swinubs won’t normally learn Ice Beam without the use of a TM. I bred a female Swinub with a male Dewgong that knew Ice Beam and I was able to pass the move on down to a male offspring. That offspring would later become the father for the Swinubs I am offering today. Swinubs also can’t learn Ancient Power by themselves. I took the father to the Move Tutor after he evolved into a Piloswine and the Move Tutor taught the Piloswine Ancient Power. This father then passed both Ice Beam and Ancient Power on down to his offspring.

Now here is a bit of important information you should know if you get one of these special Swinubs: After Swinub evolves into Piloswine at level 33 it will then evolve into Mamoswine. Mamoswine is new in Pokemon Diamond and Pearl. It appears to be a cross between a giant mammoth and a pig!? Mamoswine makes up for some of the weaknesses of the Swinub/Piloswine stages. It has much stronger attack stats. But here’s an important piece of information: Piloswine will evolve into Mamoswine when it levels-up after learning Ancient Power. Since these guys already know Ancient Power they will evolve after the first level-up after becoming Piloswine. I mention this in case you do not want it to evolve right away (maybe you want it to learn a few moves at a lower level first). Be ready to press the “B” button if you want to stop the evolution and evolve him later.

Some other ideas to help with your new Swinubs: If you are fighting a long battle, be sure to use Ancient Power early in the fight. It is a “rock-type” attack with basic attack power of 60, but its secondary effect is that it can raise all of your Swinub/Piloswine/Mamoswine’s stats. This turns him into a really dangerous opponent! Also consider taking your Piloswine to the Move Tutor and having him teach Ice Fang to the Piloswine. Ice Fang is a physical attack and it aligns nicely with Mamoswines high attack stat as well as its Ice type. There was no way for me to breed this move into Swinub and none of these guys will learn it without a session with the Move Tutor.

These Swinub are 100% game-legal. They were not hacked in any way. The moveset was obtained through normal breeding and careful study!

One last note: Today’s Swinubs are all named with Inuit (Alaskan/Eskimo) names in honor of their Ice/Ground type. Enjoy!

Here are the rules and procedures for tonight’s Farmer’s Market:

  • Enter my trainer name and friend code into your pal pad. My trainer name is BryGuy and my friend code is 3737 6015 6762.
  • Have a Pokemon ready in your party to trade to me. Today I will accept anything, but I like to be surprised! Feel free to trade me something you think is cool or unique. It is especially nice if the Pokemon is holding something (berries, items, etc.)!
  • Post a comment to this article saying that you would like a Swinub. MAKE SURE YOU CLEARLY AND ACCURATELY LIST YOUR TRAINER NAME FROM YOUR GAME AND YOUR FRIEND CODE. EVEN IF WE HAVE TRADED BEFORE, PLEASE LIST THIS INFORMATION. I had to clear my Pal Pad a few times so most of my previously entered “Pals” have been removed. I will enter as many of friend codes before the Farmer’s Market as I can.
  • In your game, enter the WiFi Club at 7:00 pm eastern time (6:00 pm central time) on Friday, August 24, 2007.
  • When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option (INVITE -> TRADE) and wait for me to select you.
  • If you can, be early. I may be online early.
  • Please be patient. I should have plenty of Swinubs. I may have to leave the WiFi Club sometimes to get more Swinubs. Please don’t panic, I’ll return promptly!
  • The Farmer’s Market will run from 7:00 to 8:00 pm EDT.
  • I am only prepared to trade specially prepared Swinub. Please do not ask for other Pokemon. I will not be trading anything other than Swinub tonight. Thanks.

I am looking forward to trading. See you at the Farmer’s Market!

••• BryGuy •••

* Trainer name: BryGuy
* Friend Code: 3737 6015 6762



Posted by BryGuy | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Gligar

July 30, 2007 | 64 Comments

GligarWelcome to Johto week! All this week we will be featuring Pokemon native to the Johto region. To start things offer I present to you Gligar, the Ground/Flying Pokemon.

The Pokemon I used to breed these Gligar from is very near and dear to me. His name is Piko and I have had him since my foray into Pokemon Colosseum.

What is special about Gligar? For one thing he has the awesome typing of Ground and Flying. This makes him 100% immune to both Electric attacks and Ground attacks! Watch out for the Ice attacks though, those do hurt.

    These Gligar come with a very nice move set

  • Poison Sting (Poison)
  • Earthquake (Ground) S.T.A.B.
  • Steel Wing (Steel)
  • Aerial Ace (Flying) S.T.A.B. and never miss!

Following BryGuy’s lead each of these Pokemon is named after an element from the Periodic Table of elements. I only have so many of these wonderful Pokemon to share with you so it will be first come first served.

Rules
1. I don’t care what you trade me though I would prefer a non-Sinnoh Pokemon.
2. The Pokemon you trade to me must be holding something.
3. I prefer berries over all other items.
4. The only exception to berries are the two items that Magby/Elekid hold when caught in the wild.
5. For berries I need: 60+.
6. 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.
7. When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option and wait for me to select you.
8. If you can, be early. I am sometimes on early.
9. Don’t be afraid to trade amongst yourselves.

My information:
Trainer: Ezekial
Friend Code: 0559 3242 3898

    Instructions

  • Have something to trade to me
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone by 8:00PM EDT (New York Time) on Monday July 30, 2007
  • Be ready

* S.T.A.B. = Same Type Attack Bonus

Note: If you miss a farming event just visit the Missed Farming Eventsarea of the forum and look around.

Posted by Jolly | Filed Under Farming 

Pokemon Farming: Larvitar

July 23, 2007 | 48 Comments

Larvitar
Pupitar
 Tyranitar

After taking last Monday off from Pokemon Farming I’m back with a vengeance! This week will be another theme week. What theme? Dark! Yes, all this week we will be featuring Dark Pokemon and I am up first.

For your Pokemon pleasure I present to you Larvitar, a Rock/Ground Pokemon who grows into Pupitar (Rock/Ground) before growing into Tyranitar (Rock/Dark). I have long kept my Tyranitar on my alternate traveling Pokemon list and my battling short list. Sadly he loses his S.T.A.B. upon evolving into Tyranitar.

    The Larvitars I offer up to you today have the following moves:

  • Bite (Dark)
  • Leer (Normal)
  • Earthquake (Ground)
  • Rock Slide (Rock)

Two of the moves gain the benefit of being type-related to these guys. Three of the moves target multiple Pokemon! The only downside to Earthquake is that it also targets your Pokemon. Team this guy up with a Flying Pokemon and you can have some serious fun with Earthquake.

Rules
1. I don’t care what you trade me though I would prefer a non-Sinnoh Pokemon.
2. The Pokemon you trade to me must be holding something.
3. I prefer berries over all other items.
4. The only exception to berries are the two items that Magby/Elekid hold when caught in the wild.
5. For berries I need: 37, 39, 47-49, 60 – 62, 64+.
6. 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.
7. When you enter the Wi-Fi zone select the trade option and wait for me to select you.
8. If you can, be early. I am sometimes on early.
9. Don’t be afraid to trade amongst yourselves.

My information:
Trainer: Ezekial
Friend Code: 0559 3242 3898

    Instructions

  • Have something to trade to me
  • Be in the Wi-Fi zone by 8:00PM EDT (New York Time) on Monday July 23, 2007
  • Be ready

Note: If you miss a farming event just click on the Farming Category and look for the current offer.



Posted by Jolly | Filed Under Farming 

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