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Oh. I'm not THAT much into Pokémon, so I hope you understand.
tysm 'twas very helpful :D
In Sun and Moon, there's an area full of Beauties, and they have uhh… pretty weird dialogue if you talk to them as a boy.
@Ash: What do you mean by that? Each downloadable file is a zip archive (collection of lots of files), which you need to extract on your computer; when you have extracted them into a folder, then there will be many sprites inside. If there's one that's weird for some reason, tell me which one.
THESE ARE ALL FIRST FORM GRASS STARTER SPRITES
Both of those effects are just the same effects that apply for Rain Dance.
These are awesome. Thunderstorm is avfully specific though. "Thunder has Swift-accuracy"? "Solarbeam deals half damage"? COME ON!
This was my favorite site as a kid and when I was bored on the computers at school I was so fast to type in this URL. I'm glad this site is still updated.
Let's Go is BAD. Sword+Shield aren't much better. Legends:Arceus? WAIT WHAT? REAL-TIME BATTLES? TRASH. Scarlet+Violet? Insanely good.
Great calculator
@Ash: Part of the reason I made this page was I was curious about which Pokémon evolved at which level, which wasn't information that was found anywhere else with that presentation. There are lots of sites where you can look up how a particular Pokémon evolves - though this one is also usable for that - but not a lot where you can see how many Pokémon evolve at a given level or by a certain method. Ordering it by National Pokédex would just lose that aspect - as well as not actually making it that much easier to find the Pokémon you want for most people!
Or just make it an alternative order?
Can't you order them by family and Pokédex order? Like Bulbasaur Ivysaur Venusaur, then Charmander Charmeleon Charizard, then Squirtle Wartortle Blastoise, then Caterpie Metapod BUTTERFREE, then Weedle Kakuna Beedrill, then Pidgey Pidgeotto Pidgeot, then Kantonian Rattata Kantonian Raticate, then Alolan Rattata Alolan Raticate, then Spearow Fearow, then Ekans Arbok, then Pichu Pikachu Kantonian Raichu Alolan Raichu, etc.
@Alex: There is already an option to do that for the Level Ball (appears below the ball dropdown if you select Level Ball)! The Nest Ball doesn't need it, since it doesn't depend on your Pokémon's level, only the level of the Pokémon you're trying to catch.
You should add an options for the Nest Ball/Level Ball that lets you put your Pokémon’s level.
It is with immense gratitude that I reflect on the importance of this website in my life. Since I discovered it, it has become an invaluable source of information and resources that have helped me in many areas. The wealth of content available is truly impressive, and with each visit, I feel inspired by the new knowledge I acquire. The interactions with other users are also extremely valuable, as they provide an environment for collaborative learning. In such a dynamic world, where it is easy to feel lost or uninformed, having access to a space that promotes the exchange of ideas and personal growth is a true gift. Therefore, expressing my gratitude for this website is just one way of acknowledging the positive impact it has had on my journey.
About May and Max's names and Hoenn remakes being released directly after X and Y versions: May and Max have identical names in English, except for the last letters (X and Y). On reddit, I remember someone jokingly mentioning this as a conspiracy.
@Gabimendas: That's already an option; when you select Repeat Ball, a checkbox appears below it that says "Do you have this Pokémon registered in your Pokédex?"
We should have the option on the repeat ball to select "have you caught this pokemon before?"
See you added gender differences. Good.
