I only did the grind for the BBQ quests for the main storyline. But if you are super-grinding- please take on the “pick up x items” whenever you can. I do that shit for free, so I’ll gladly get paid for it. But some of the items in the Terarium are bonkers. I’m talking 15 Tera shards (random type) with one go kind of…

Just play Final Fantasy VII instead.

The comments underneath it give fantastic insight into what happens when cerebrospinal fluid is gradually replaced with Mountain Dew.

As someone who knows little about both series, but who has heard this exact argument for Pokemon and Digimon and also writes a lot-

This reminds me of when Kingdom Hearts introduced Xion and AkuRoku morons demanded blood. Nowadays, I haven’t seen as much hate for her. But those early days, when people only knew she was a Girl Who Interacts With Axel and Roxas? Ouch. Though I can understand this one more since Yona seems shoehorned into the story- p…

Unpopular opinion but...

Advice to live by.

Found the best comment- everyone else go home.

I know this is a marketing stunt, but the fact that she has a companion (of sorts) now just makes me stupid happy.

Example of a parody in a somewhat weird source- old school Pokemon.

Wait- some of these were only released in the last decade? They haven’t been around forever?

*clears throat*

Why can’t this shit just...stay in fiction? I could read or write a book/watch a show/play a game about this topic. But knowing this is real is chilling.

Let’s talk about the Disco Hall to Nowhere, located in the Doge room. What horrible secrets lurk within?

If you wanna hear Jigglypuff do the same thing, there is a video for that-

You could. That’s how I evolved my Pawmo. But you risk the Pokemon going back in the ball if you run too fast. It wasn’t made clear- in this article or otherwise- if the steps have to be consecutive (i.e.- it resets if the Pokemon goes back in the ball), but I think they have to be.

This works for the steps, but you still need to level it up manually. Maybe have an EXP or Rare Candy on hand before trying this.

I mean, yeah. But since I usually fight Trainers at their intended level, the “kid with a Rattata fighting my Champion Mewtwo” situation rarely happens to me. It only happens when I miss a Trainer from my initial run of the route, at which point it’s kind of annoying.

I usually engage Trainers first, but I’m going to engage them even harder now. I’m going to hunt down every one of those shorts-loving, overly Skitty-obsessed weirdoes. Heck- if two players can challenge the same NPC at the same time, I’d actually use multiplayer to give ‘em the old Trainer Trap. This kind of behavior…

We need more articles covering the real shit like this one.