Share turned off, so the veterans didn’t keep gaining experience and getting farther away in the process). Of course, neither Symmetra nor Rocko were anywhere near the level of their new teammates, so this episode began with a trek back to Routes 7 and 8 to bring the rookies up to speed (with the Exp. (This ended up being both the dumbest and smartest decision I could make.) With Nala’s deeper moveset and Amelia’s adequate Flying coverage, the call was for Birdo to take a hike. The other monster would have to be one of my Fire-types, which meant either Birdo or Nala needed to go. I’d been complaining about Reese since I caught her, so shipping her out was an easy decision. The Pokémon that would be sent down to Triple-A, however, were a bit less clear.Mixing in the Fighting, Psychic, Rock, and Ice type would (mostly) address my type imbalance. Symmetra and Amaura (who I finally named Rocko) should be promoted to the big-league club.My closing analysis from the last episode suggested the following changes: Needless to say, not everyone was happy with the decisions I made…and when one of the calls had to be reversed, a certain firebird unleashed such fury that they darn near burned Shalour City to the ground.īut we’re getting ahead of ourselves – how did this all go down? When we last left Oliver, he was facing quite a conundrum: How could he fix what appeared to be a severe type imbalance on his top line? With Fire, Flying, and Normal duplications and some serious holes (such as Rock-types), was his current crew being set up for failure when times really got tough? With Geosenge Town offering some respite from the chaos, it was time to make some tough calls. Let's just say Fletchinder took it personally when I benched her in my Pokemon Nuzlocke run… 😱 You know that old phrase 'hell hath no fury like a woman scorned'?

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