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Topic | Pokemon of the Year R2D7 ft. Sprigatito/Omastar v. Kricketune/Lopunny [PotY] |
stafoc 05/15/24 2:26:13 PM #7 | Flygon/Squirtle
Fennekin/Froslass Sprigatito/Omastar Cyclizar/Sobble --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R2D6 ft. Golurk/Incineroar v. Larvitar/Gigalith [PotY] |
stafoc 05/14/24 4:03:12 PM #29 | Lapras/Alakazam
Monferno/Whiscash Golurk/Incineroar Grapploct/Charcadet --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D5 ft. Falinks/Weavile v. Primarina/Bewear [PotY] |
stafoc 05/13/24 6:23:06 AM #47 | Thievul/Mudsdale
Sandile/Kingambit Falinks/Weavile Houndstone/Dhelmise --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D4 ft. Sirfedtch'd/Empoleon v. Toedscool/Floette [PotY] |
stafoc 05/10/24 7:49:12 PM #36 | Growlithe/Tyrantrum
Sirfetch'd/Empoleon Xatu/Donphan Gogoat/Regice --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R2D2 ft. Suicune/Vileplume v. Nidoran F/Deoxys [PotY] |
stafoc 05/07/24 2:45:39 PM #6 | Gengar/Raikou
Cloyster/Fuecoco Suicune/Vileplume Noctowl/Arctibax --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R2D1 ft. Sharpedo/Feraligatr v. Crawdaunt/Garbodor [PotY] |
stafoc 05/06/24 10:46:55 AM #17 | Golisopod/Mimikyu
Sharpedo/Feraligatr Drapion/Boltund Quaxly/Chi-Yu I love Boltund and hate Drapion, deciding between some of these teams will be interesting lol. Ended up voting for them mainly because I expect Boltund to get blown out and don't want it to look too terrible. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D50 ft. Dragonite, Cradily, Articuno, Meowstic [PotY] |
stafoc 05/03/24 11:26:57 AM #33 | REVERSAL
+3 Dragonite +2 Lurantis +1 Flamigo -1 Eternatus -2 Cradily -3 Indeedee SACRED FIRE +3 Buizel +2 Kingler +1 Articuno -1 Tentacool -2 Meowstic -3 Combee --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year Hub Topic 2: Weak division. [PotY] |
stafoc 05/01/24 5:38:08 PM #414 | AriaOfBolo posted...
also, Cubone probably getting the #1 rank for this round is extremely amusing to me It definitely isn't something I would have predicted, but it does kinda make sense. It was by far the strongest Pokemon in a fairly weak division, and it was in one of the first rounds when the votals are naturally going to be higher. That said, I wonder if a round 2 bye may end up kinda being a disadvantage for certain Pokemon. I assume they won't be eligible for a round 3 bye, which will definitely be the harder round to survive, when they probably would have crushed their round 2 opponents. I wouldn't be surprised if we end up with an overseeded round 1 bye that gets a bad draw and ends up eliminated in round 3. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D49 ft. Sandslash, Virizion, Rayquaza, Sceptile [PotY] |
stafoc 05/01/24 5:25:34 PM #22 | NIGHT DAZE
+3 Sandslash +2 Slither Wing +1 Cetitan -1 Verizion -2 Granbull -3 Mime Jr. HORN DRILL +3 Koraidon +2 Noctowl +1 Gogoat -1 Yamask -2 Roselia -3 Chansey Wow Horn Drill is stacked! --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D48 ft. Bulbasaur, Tinkaton, Metagross, Sobble [PotY] |
stafoc 04/30/24 1:33:05 PM #6 | METRONOME
+3 Bayleef +2 Mudsdale +1 Magnezone -1 Hippowdon -2 Bombirdier -3 Goldeen BLAZING TORQUE +3 Metagross +2 Iron Bundle +1 Tirtouga -1 Heatmor -2 Simipour -3 Magmortar --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D47 ft. Pheromosa, Stunfisk, Diancie, Sableye [PotY] |
stafoc 04/28/24 9:07:17 PM #30 | THOUSAND ARROWS
+3 Wattrel +2 Nincada +1 Abra -1 Stunfisk -2 Karrablast -3 Dubwool WEATHER BALL +3 Machamp +2 Sableye +1 Rapidash -1 Relicanth -2 Diancie -3 Amaura --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D46 ft. Eevee, Skarmory, Goodra, Jellicent [PotY] |
stafoc 04/27/24 6:46:00 PM #22 | WHIRLPOOL
+3 Kabutops +2 Palossand +1 Axew -1 Elekid -2 Castform -3 Gorebyss STRING SHOT +3 Hakamo-o +2 Electrike +1 Goomy -1 Vanillite -2 Skorupi -3 Jellicent --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D45 ft. Kyogre, Meowscarada, Nuzleaf, Omanyte [PotY] |
stafoc 04/27/24 8:10:31 AM #42 | X-SCISSOR
+3 Kyogre +2 Minior +1 Forretress -1 Manaphy -2 Phione -3 Nidorina SUCKER PUNCH +3 Grovyle +2 Great Tusk +1 Monferno -1 Jumpluff -2 Alomomola -3 Brionne --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D44 ft. Typhlosion, Mismagius, Persian, Staryu [PotY] |
stafoc 04/25/24 1:16:10 PM #15 | SNARL
+3 Typhlosion +2 Dugtrio +1 Mismagius -1 Nymble -2 Raticate -3 Kirlia EXPLOSION +3 Staryu +2 Genesect +1 Breloom -1 Lombre -2 Gothitelle -3 Calyrex --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D43 ft. Delphox, Ivysaur, Whirlipede, Samurott [PotY] |
stafoc 04/24/24 2:12:31 PM #14 | NO RETREAT
+3 Dewott +2 Ivysaur +1 Krabby -1 Turtonator -2 Delphox -3 Loudred LIGHT SCREEN +3 Archeops +2 Tapu Koko +1 Electabuzz -1 Chimecho -2 Wiglett -3 Gloom --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D42 ft. Umbreon, Squirtle, Grookey, Dunsparce [PotY] |
stafoc 04/23/24 12:31:15 PM #21 | SUPERSONIC
+3 Blaziken +2 Umbreon +1 Zeraora -1 Vanillish -2 Drednaw -3 Shellos SILK TRAP +3 Stufful +2 Coalossal +1 Grookey -1 Dunsparce -2 Naganadel -3 Vullaby --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | PotY R1D41 ft. Rowlet, Zorua, Dusknoir, Zapdos [PotY] |
stafoc 04/22/24 7:17:59 PM #35 | EARTHQUAKE
+3 Rowlet +2 Zorua +1 Cramorant -1 Pelipper -2 Skrelp -3 Gothita INSTRUCT +3 Zapdos +2 Dusknoir +1 Golisopod -1 Drizzile -2 Happiny -3 Skitty --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D40 ft. Ninetales, Primarina, Roserade, Smoliv [PotY] |
stafoc 04/21/24 8:30:23 PM #44 | AQUA TAIL
+3 Ho-oh +2 Lillipup +1 Vikavolt -1 Oddish -2 Jynx -3 Primarina POWER TRIP +3 Pangoro +2 Revavroom +1 Keldeo -1 Gumshoos -2 Delcatty -3 Starmie --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D39 ft. Jigglypuff, Lechonk, Crobat, Psyduck [PotY] |
stafoc 04/19/24 1:14:25 PM #24 | ICE BURN
+3 Octillery +2 Pawmi +1 Lechonk -1 Cresselia -2 Munna -3 Jigglypuff ATTRACT +3 Crobat +2 Grafaiai +1 Psyduck -1 Cherubi -2 Wugtrio -3 Arctovish --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D38 ft. Mew, Carvanha, Braixen, Salamence [PotY] |
stafoc 04/18/24 2:10:42 PM #23 | WONDER ROOM
+3 Yanmega +2 Smeargle +1 Mew -1 Jangmo-o -2 Finneon -3 Thwackey G-MAX RAPID FLOW +3 Salamence +2 Manectric +1 Dreepy -1 Sunflora -2 Pidove -3 Regigigas --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D37 ft. Alakazam, Deoxys, Latias, Poliwhirl [PotY] |
stafoc 04/17/24 10:42:57 AM #21 | SUBSTITUTE
+3 Alakazam +2 Golett +1 Clauncher -1 Grubbin -2 Budew -3 Whismur G-MAX CANNONADE +3 Latias +2 Torterra +1 Poliwhirl -1 Panpour -2 Zarude -3 Cinccino --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon R1D36 ft. Sneasel, Zigzagoon, Vulpix, Farfetch'D [PotY] |
stafoc 04/16/24 10:25:22 AM #12 | HYDRO CANNON
+3 Luxray +2 Raging Bolt +1 Zigzagoon -1 Swinub -2 Steenee -3 Hippopotas LEAF TORNADO +3 Excadrill +2 Terrakion +1 Zoroark -1 Starly -2 Metang -3 Aromatisse --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D35 ft. Torchic, Buzzwole, Shaymin, Totodile [PotY] |
stafoc 04/15/24 12:47:11 PM #32 | HURRICANE
+3 Torchic +2 Buzzwole +1 Aron -1 Shelmet -2 Eelektrik -3 Solosis CLOSE COMBAT +3 Shaymin +2 Chi-Yu +1 Guzzlord -1 Wurmple -2 Sliggoo -3 Tapu Lele --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D33 ft. Lopunny, Wailmer, Bisharp, Leafeon [PotY] |
stafoc 04/11/24 7:34:02 AM #23 | SOUL-STEALING 7-STAR STRIKE
+3 Camerupt +2 Kangaskhan +1Ting-Lu -1 Wailmer -2 Swoobat -3 Lopunny SHADOW BONE +3 Bisharp +2 Archaludon +1 Okidogi -1 Leafeon -2 Graveler -3 Spewpa --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D32 ft. Cyndaquil, Porygon, Golurk, Mareep [PotY] |
stafoc 04/10/24 10:21:11 AM #28 | TORMENT
+3 Empoleon +2 Cyndaquil +1 Krokorok -1 Nosepass -2 Quaxwell -3 Venomoth PSYCHO CUT +3 Golurk +2 Togekiss +1 Spectrier -1 Sawk -2 Meltan -3 Palpitoad --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year Hub Topic 2: Weak division. [PotY] |
stafoc 04/09/24 10:47:52 AM #115 | Oh to be clear I absolutely agree that randomizing the divisions was the best way to do this, and the fact that some divisions end up heavily unbalanced is unavoidable. I'm not trying to criticize on that point and apologize if it came off that way.
Mostly just wanted to comment on the juxtaposition of with arguably the worst division in the whole round with one of the strongest the next day. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year Hub Topic 2: Weak division. [PotY] |
stafoc 04/09/24 7:14:23 AM #111 | Seeing how colossally terrible today's divisions are is all the more frustrating when you look at tomorrow's divisions, specifically Torment. I feel like 5 or 6 of the mons in there would win Kinesis straight up, and we're pretty much guaranteed to lose something decent-to-good.
--- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D31 ft. Drampa, Spheal, Pyroar, Swampert [PotY] |
stafoc 04/09/24 7:08:17 AM #44 | KINESIS
+3 Torracat +2 Spheal +1 Drampa -1 Klinklang -2 Illumise -3 Gastrodon HEAL BELL +3 Swampert +2 Tornadus +1 Oranguru -1 Tynamo -2 Slurpuff -3 Binacle I want to minus like 18 out of the 20, Jesus. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D30 ft. Glaceon, Electivire, Melmetal, Popplio [PotY] |
stafoc 04/07/24 3:49:27 PM #16 | COURT CHANGE
+3 Solgaleo +2 Electivire +1 Glaceon -1 Toedscruel -2 Doduo -3 Boldore TECTONIC RAGE +3 Raichu +2 Gallade +1 Muk -1 Magcargo -2 Flabb -3 Monkidori --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D29 ft. Vespiquen, Dottler, Greninja, Feraligatr [PotY] |
stafoc 04/06/24 6:09:15 PM #25 | G-MAX VOLCALITH
+3 Mamoswine +2 Wishiwashi +1 Greedent -1 Vespiquen -2 Combusken -3 Mesprit G-MAX SWEETNESS +3 Houndour +2 Teddiursa +1 Stoutland -1 Ledyba -2 Fomantis -3 Dartrix --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D28 ft. Mudkip, Suicune, Sprigatito, Tepig [PotY] |
stafoc 04/05/24 5:02:05 PM #34 | SIMPLE BEAM
+3 Suicune +2 Corviknight +1 Galvantula -1 Bellsprout -2 Togetic -3 Remoraid STEEL BEAM +3 Pancham +2 Ursaluna +1 Slowking -1 Shroodle -2 Servine -3 Shelgon --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D27 ft. Sylveon, Vaporeon, Scorbunny, Obstagoon [PotY] |
stafoc 04/04/24 2:46:31 PM #40 | TECHNO BLAST
+3 Toxtricity +2 Arboliva +1 Noibat -1 Skiploom -2 Wormadam -3 Diggersby BESTOW +3 Carracosta +2 Haxorus +1 Obstagoon -1 Dolliv -2 Roggenrola -3 Arctozolt --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D26 ft. Espurr, Bouffalant, Venusaur, Tyrantrum [PotY] |
stafoc 04/02/24 6:25:06 AM #2 | POWER-UP PUNCH
+3 Sawsbuck +2 Cubchoo +1 Vibrava -1 Bouffalant -2 Tapu Fini -3 Espurr ACUPRESSURE +3 Tyrantrum +2 Cobalion +1 Thievul -1 Helioptile -2 Quilladin -3 Darmanitan --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year: R1D25 ft. Armaldo, Zebstrika, Mawile, Poochyena [PotY] |
stafoc 04/01/24 7:13:33 AM #27 | PSYBEAM
+3 Flapple +2 Duskull +1 Zebstrika -1 Glastrier -2 Pineco -3 Reuniclus COMEUPPANCE +3 Zamazenta +2 Gouging Fire +1 Poochyena -1 Lotad -2 Dudunsparce -3 Cosmoem --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D23 ft. Porygon-Z, Walrein, Lugia, Golduck [PotY] |
stafoc 03/29/24 6:11:08 PM #8 | SNORE
+3 Chesnaught +2 Porygon-Z +1 Dachsbun -1 Sunkern -2 Pichu -3 Musharna G-Max Tartness +3 Lugia +2 Skeledirge +1 Abomasnow -1 Bonsly -2 Mienshao -3 Toxel --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D22 ft. Mimikyu, Nidoran F, Gardevoir, Magikarp [PotY] |
stafoc 03/28/24 9:34:43 PM #28 | STUN SPORE
+3 Kilowattrel +2 Corphish +1 Nidorino -1 Cufant -2 Nidoran -3 Gurdurr CORE ENFORCER +3 Mr. Rime +2 Swadloon +1 Cacnea -1 Kricketot -2 Moltres -3 Snom --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D21 ft. Meowth, Glameow, Fennekin, Latios [PotY] |
stafoc 03/27/24 2:04:57 PM #14 | DIAMOND STORM
+3 Ursaring +2 Applin +1 Pawmo -1 Meowth -2 Glameow -3 Dracozolt TACHYON CUTTER +3 Latios +2 Tapu Bulu +1 Capsakid -1 Staravia -2 Arctibax -3 Cherrim --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D20 ft. Pikachu, Chimchar, Mewtwo, Murkrow [PotY] |
stafoc 03/26/24 9:43:09 PM #38 | FOCUS ENERGY
+3 Krookodile +2 Pikipek +1 Cryogonal -1 Chimchar -2 Marill -3 Smoochum ASTRAL BARRAGE +3 Mewtwo +2 Chien-Pao +1 Grumpig -1 Murkrow -2 Aipom -3 Conkeldurr In Focus Energy it was difficult to give out more than one positive score while in Astral Barrage it was difficult to give out more than one negative. Really strong group for me. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore just collapsed. |
stafoc 03/26/24 1:22:29 PM #61 | FFDragon posted...
Feels kinda weird being called an expert in anything when I'm not some renowned engineer, not gonna lie lol. Though I guess compared to the average person, this is true. Might be something of a sidebar, but I've also been in the center of this type of thing before - I work for the Georgia DOT and was on the team that designed the fix for the interstate bridge that collapsed in Atlanta when a homeless person started a fire under the bridge that had a ton of PVC conduit stored underneath it. Obviously not the same situation or the same cause, but I've experienced what it's like when all the fingers turn around and start pointing at you lol. So I'd just advise that once the emotions wear off and people begin to look for someone to take responsibility, make sure that you take news stories and things you hear from people with a grain of salt and try to react proportionately to the news that comes out and is verified. Because it can get rough out there lol. The conspiracy theories are honestly the easy ones to deal with, they ranged from GDOT doing it on purpose to funnel money to a contractor (which is wrong, but at least plausible) to GDOT doing it to kill poor people and cut them off from each other as a first step in the rich forming a new world order. It's ridiculous that they gained traction at all, but they were easier to combat. Local media was honestly the biggest issue and created misinformation (probably unknowingly) due to just not knowing enough about the topic and racing to be the first one to get the story out. There was one channel that was really interested in painting us as grossly negligent (more than we already were for storing the damn PVC under the bridge) and tried to use stuff from inspection reports of the bridge to simultaneously say that we were negligent in maintaining the bridge, and that we aren't inspecting well enough because we said it was in good condition yet it collapsed. When the reality is they didn't understand how to interpret inspection reports (and that no bridge is going to survive an hours-long chemical fire), but the people that heard their reporting didn't know that so people constantly went after us over what they heard on the news. Another channel claimed that we were just taking the rubble from the bridge, wrapping it in reinforced fiber material, and just putting the bridge back up like that with no other remediation. Which to this day I do not understand how they could have in good faith thought that's what we were doing, but we had to do a ton of PR just to convince people we weren't idiots after that. My personal favorite was when we got the bridge opened faster than we said we would, then everyone pivoted from "DOT's going to take years to fix this it'll take forever they're so dumb" to "No, no, no, that was too fast, this bridge can't be safe." All that to say that I hope everyone's able to be careful with what's reported and advise people they know to do the same. These high profile collapses always follow the same pattern, and this one appears to be no different. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore just collapsed. |
stafoc 03/26/24 9:21:47 AM #28 | I'm a bridge engineer, so I might be able to shed... Hopefully a little bit of light on the bridge questions. No background in forensic-type investigations, but I at least know enough to be dangerous. Also don't know a ton about this specific bridge so I'll have to make some guesses/assumptions.
I couldn't tell from the one video I saw what gave way first, but it looked like the column. Once the column went down, the whole pier went down, and obviously the truss followed. These bridge spans are designed to be continuous across all of the piers, which is pretty typical. You pretty much have to do that in order to reduce the magnitude of your bending forces by distributing where in the truss they occur, otherwise your bending forces would be too large for the structure to resist. So in order to span over the navigable part of the river, they HAD to design it with multiple continuous spans connected to each other. So you can see when it starts to collapse, the two spans resting on that pier begin to fall, and the span resting on the pier that wasn't hit starts to get pulled up, causing a lot of additional stress in the members that they were never designed for. Once those break, the bending forces redistribute to the span that stayed up. But since you no longer have the rest of the bridge connected to it, it puts a lot more force in the structure than it's supposed to have towards midspan (plus the fact that it's horribly unbalanced with part of the structure cantilevering off the pier). So once those forces exceed what that portion of the bridge was designed for, cue the domino effect. There may have also been hinges put into the spans to force a point where the bending forces were released in the structure, but those are less common on trusses than other long continuous spans, so I'm not sure. I don't know enough about the bridge. But if one was there, that would also have contributed to the rest of the truss spans collapsing sure to becoming unstable. There should be a joint separating the truss spans from the rest of the bridge, hence why those approach spans were left entirely intact despite the entire truss going down. As for whether or not the columns should have been able to take the hit, that's a complicated question. Current code requires you to consider vessel collision when spanning over navigable channels, but the actual load you have to design for isn't well defined. Some states institute their own requirements, and for some states it's up to the engineer's discretion, and I don't know MD's rules there. This is further complicated by the fact that: a) Vessel collision wasn't a code requirement until around 15-20 years ago, so it wouldn't have been part of the code at the time the bridge was built. b) If they did attempt to design for it, information on collision at that time would have been very lacking in terms of its magnitude and how to apply it, plus the analysis tools are nowhere near as sophisticated as what we have now. c) Even if they did design for it and did everything correctly, the size of ships have increased dramatically since the bridge was built. So even if it was properly designed for vessels of the time, that load is simply no longer valid. One thing I'm curious about, because I couldn't tell, is if there was any kind of fender system. Those are typically required for bridges over navigable channels and are relatively easy retrofits. They both serve as a way to guide the ships along a defined path and redirect the ship. There are a lot of arguments about their efficacy and if they actually redirect the ship enough (not a whole ton of data on that), and you have to offset it from the columns a huge distance because of how much they deflect. Plus since they don't go the full length of the channel it's still possible to get behind them and hit the pier. But if there isn't any kind of fender system, I imagine that's what the feds are going to hone in on. --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D19 ft. Blastoise, Bidoof, Chikorita, Charmeleon [PotY] |
stafoc 03/25/24 6:05:59 PM #32 | FLAME WHEEL
+3 Blastoise +2 Natu +1 Riolu -1 Ekans -2 Misdreavus -3 Shroomish BELCH +3 Charmeleon +2 Dhelmise +1 Inkay -1 Chikorita -2 Amoonguss -3 Magby --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D18 ft. Serperior, Woobat, Braviary, Marowak [PotY] |
stafoc 03/24/24 10:07:33 PM #42 | OCTAZOOKA
+3 Beartic +2 Cyclizar +1 Fidough -1 Stantler -2 Serperior -3 Woobat PAIN SPLIT +3 Marowak +2 Kingambit +1 Braviary -1 Crabominable -2 Glimmet -3 Mr. Mime --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D17 ft. Giratina, Trubbish, Lucario, Scolipede [PotY] |
stafoc 03/23/24 1:37:03 PM #21 | PIKA PAPOW
+3 Girarina +2 Iron Valiant +1 Sigilyph -1 Zweilous -2 Trubbish -3 Mantyke AMNESIA +3 Boltund +2 Quilava +1 Lucario -1 Spinda -2 Trumbeak -3 Azelf --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D16 ft. Honedge, Victini, Girafarig, Sirfetch'd [PotY] |
stafoc 03/22/24 12:49:44 PM #15 | TRIPLE DIVE
+3 Crocalor +2 Cetoddle +1 Buneary -1 Carbink -2 Duosion -3 Enamorus HYPER BEAM +3 Rhydon +2 Falinks +1 Sirfetch'd -1 Chewtle -2 Oinkologne -3 Chingling --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D15 ft. Gligar, Zangoose, Drilbur, Sneasler |
stafoc 03/21/24 1:12:38 PM #21 | WATER SPORT DIVISION
+3 Zangoose +2 Gligar +1 Runerigus -1 Crustle -2 Bastiodon -3 Bruxish ELECTROWEB DIVISION +3 Mabosstiff +2 Dewgong +1 Drilbur -1 Koffing -2 Pincurchin -3 Purugly --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D14 ft. Houndoom, Trapinch, Wailord, Wobbuffet |
stafoc 03/19/24 10:38:53 PM #7 | SAND TOMB
+3 Houndoom +2 Herdier +1 Eelektross -1 Frillish -2 Flaaffy -3 Trapinch MAX DARKNESS +3 Aggron +2 Banette +1 Wailord -1 Nidoqueen -2 Ambipom -3 Bounsweet --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D13: ft. Entei, Litten, Gyarados, Wooper [PotY] |
stafoc 03/18/24 10:27:09 PM #18 | Floaty Fall
+3 Entei +2 Litten +1 Meloetta -1 Klink -2 Vileplume -3 Shiinotic Dark Void +3 Gyarados +2 Lanturn +1 Seviper -1 Machop -2 Igglybuff -3 Wooper --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D12 ft. Snorlax, Incineroar, Weavile, Yamper |
stafoc 03/17/24 10:15:05 PM #42 | DEFOG
+3 Groudon +2 Incineroar +1 Snorlax -1 Exeggcute -2 Magmar -3 Milcery MALICIOUS MOONSAULT +3 Sandile +2 Yamper +1 Hoopa -1 Flygon -2 Doublade -3 Clamperl --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D11 ft. Gengar, Bellossom, Honchkrow, Pinsir [PotY] |
stafoc 03/17/24 8:07:44 AM #43 | G-MAX STONESURGE
+3 Maschiff +2 Gengar +1 Escavalier -1 Purrloin -2 Medicham -3 Simisear RAZOR WIND +3 Palafin +2 Rotom +1 Orthworm -1 Xurkitree -2 Horsea -3 Morelull --- --starfox2245 |
Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D10 ft. Espeon, Charmander, Slowpoke, Jolteon [PotY] |
stafoc 03/14/24 9:44:50 AM #7 | Overheat
+3 Charmander +2 Cacturne +1 Shinx -1 Inteleon -2 Spidops -3 Magearna Ice Hammer +3 Jolteon +2 Electrode +1 Emolga -1 Luvdisc -2 Larvesta -3 Ribombee --- --starfox2245 |
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