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I get your point with Blue in MTG, but tbh all colours can do control in that game. Especially if you expand the control archetype to include proactive prison decks (D&T, Stompy, etc.)

Happy Thanksgiving PotatoBagel. I couldn't watch much of the newer video because I haven't had the means to play the newer games yet and am avoiding learning about the new Pokemon and moves, but I can still understand the issues presented. I hope you have a great day.

Hopefully we get some new dual type luxray variant in legends ZA, they fixed a lot of pokemon with hisuan variants.

There's no reason for Fire/Ice/Thunder Punch to be weaker than Flamethrower/Ice Beam/Thunderbolt. Intimidate and Rocky Helmet already make physical worse, so this is just the devs being stubborn for no reason. "What about iron fist or tough claws?" Okay nerf those to make up the difference or don't idk. I don't think 108 BP punches would even be that crazy considering we have shit Close Combat.

Luxray could really benefit from an electric version of Dragon Claw. The same goes for fire-types who have a similar problem

Same argument for phisical fire types with no puches, stucked with fire fang (not 100% accuracy) or flame charge (50 Base power move) fire blitz (recoil) or rageing fury (confusion after 2 turns and 2 pokémon can learn it)

Supercell is ass.

Wider distribution of Zekrom Kick would really benefit a lot of electric types

The funny thing about the Electric type is that it is an extremely solid type, but it's hard to see that when honestly most physical electric types are pretty lacklustre aside from legendaries and mythicals. Electric only has ONE weakness naturally, and although it also doesn't resist much, electric also hits those common bulky water types super effectively and in VGC hitting Flying types hard is also important because they are omnipresent in the format with their access to Tailwind being one of the most popular forms of speed control. Similar to how Gamefreak seems to keep making bulky, slow ice types, Electric types keep getting fumbled with lacklustre movesets and abilities. I also find it insane that Electric, which is thematically associated with being fast, only has ONE priority move and it's a signature move. We desperately need a universal Electric priority move, preferably one that is physical.

Happy Halloween PotatoBagel, I hope you are having a great day. I wanted to tell you that I am still looking forward to this romhack and still check on your channel frequently. Thank you for your hard work.

Swirlix: Basic Attacks: Deals two close ranged swipes, the third attack having the user smack the opponent with their tail, dealing increased damge and giving you an unburden counter Passive: Unburden: Store up to three unburden counters, gained through methods such as boosted basic attacks. These counters do nothing until you have three, in which it will buff both of your moves a touch, then giving a small, short speed buff to itself and nearby allies. For its level 1 and 3 moves, we have sweet scent and lick. (Physical ranged) Sweet Scent: Swirlix omits a small scent around itself in a circle, slowing enemies and dealing a small amount of damage (Like clefables disarming voice) Unburden boost: Slightly increases the range Lick: Your tounge is extended in any certain direction, dealing residual damage to any enemies hit. If Unburden boosted: Lick will also stun enemies for a short amount of time. Starting at level four, Swirlix evolves into slurpuff, and sweet scent is changed into either Bite or Belly Drum, as well as its basic attacks changing: Basic Attacks: Slurpuff punches opposing pokemon, becoming a boosted attack every four punches, slightly increasing range and damge. Every boosted attack gives slurpuff an unburden counter, as well as leaving some cake on the ground, which slows enemies when they walk in it. Bite: The user leaps high into the air, befire landing on an enemies head. When on an enemies head, they have blindness and deal less damage. You only get to stay on their head for a short time, and while on their head, you can press bite three more times. If slurpuff successfully lands three bites, they gain an unburden counter. Unburden boosted: Increase the range in which slurpuff can leap. (I know its a bit hard to visualise this, imagine cramorants hurricane, but with a little lower range. This is a skill shot move, where, rather then a hurricane forming, slurpuff will jump up and then fly down to their targeted area. ALSO, if slurpuff misses all targets, they leave around a large splash of cake, which slows enemies.) Bite+: Increases bites damage, range, and the small landing circle area (Making it easier to hit targets). Belly Drum: At the cost of the slurpuffs Health, gain 1 unburden counter, greatly increase your attack and special attack, slurpuffs next basic attack becoming a boosted. However, this is actually a sure-hit move, similar to darkrais dark void, instead you target teamates, and also give them great damage buffs. The amount of health sacrificed is dependent on the amount of allies present: O = 10% 1 = 15% 2 = 20% 3 = 35% 4 = 50% If Unburden boosted: Reduces the amount of health lost at each interval by 5% Belly Drum+: Increase the amount of damge buff you gain, as well as reducing the amount of damage taken by 10 % (With 0 teamates its only reduced by 5%) Sorry, that was a lot of words heh, hopefully that made sense. Thes are both some pretty good moves if you ask me, so Ill try make the next ones less convoluted. Alright, its other moves are going to be sticky web and covet. Sticky web: Hurls a large blob of webs on to the ground (Think the same way venasaurs sludge bomb works), greatly slowing enemies down, as well as reducing enemies attack and special attack. This move can be stored up to two times. If slurpuff is hit by a pokemon affected by sticky web, slurpuff gains an unburden counter Unburden boosted: Increases the durationnthe sticky webs are on the ground for. Sticky Web+: Increase the capacity of sticky web uses from 2 to 3. Covet: Deals more damage the lower the users hp is. Slurpuff walks in a slowly in a set direction, a small area follwing around it. Any pokemon that touch this area are immediately incapacitated, before slurpuff does a big spin around itself, dealing damage and recovering either your own or teamates health, also giving slurpuff an unburden counter. (This IS countered by swalots liquid ooze). Unburden boosted: Increases slurpuffs walk speed, and the range of the area around it. Covet+: Increases slurpuffs recovery. And thats about it! Other then, of course, his unite move.Im not actually to sure, But I was thinking about doing something like aromatherapy, which would give a small team wide heal, as well as a speed buff or something idk. Alright then, SAWSBUCK time! (Slurpuff was fairly simple, this guys is overtly complex.) You will begin as deerling, in any random form, whether it be spring or winter. (Melee, All rounder) Basic Attacks: The user smashes opponents with its head or horns, becoming a boosted attack on every third attack, which deals more damage, and a bit more splash damage. Passive: Seasons Greetings; (Oh boy, here we go) After using certain moves, deerling or sawsbucks pattern changes seasons, affecting its moves. (45 SEC COOLDOWN) (Autumn -> Winter Winter -> Spring Spring -> Summer Summer -> Autumn) Oh boy, I am so sorry. Its first moves are simple, growl and tackle. Growl: The user growls in a cone shape, all opposing pokemon within this cone have weakend attack and defence stats. If deerling successfully hits an opposing pokemon, and it is able to, it changes seasonal form. Tackle: *Dependent on Deerlings current form.* Autumn: The user charges forward, dealing damage to enemies Winter: The move becomes a sure hit, in which the user will run at a highlighted pokemon, dealing damage and shoving them slightly. Spring: The user moves at a blinding pace, not actually moving at all, but sending a shadow copy of itself to run forwards and damage enemies that are hit by this move. (Think like original baby doll eyes on sylveon, or ember from litwik) Summer: the user jumps forward slightly and headbuts the ground, slightly dragging opposing pokemon towards it. See what I mean? It isnt too complicated as a deerling but... anyway, moving on, at level 5, deerling evolves, and we have headbutt and horn leech. Headbutt: *This move is seasonal dependant* Autumn: The user charges forwards, dealing damage and incapacitating enemies, also giving Sawsbuck a speed boost. Winter: Headbutt becomes a large sure hit move, taking a few seconds to charge up, before Sawsbuck dashes towards enemies, dealing damage and throwing them Spring: the user dashes a small amount in any direction, before releasing a shadow clone of itself running ahead. The shadow clobe deals damage and pierces through enemies (It doesnt stop when it hits someone), leaving them slightly stunned. Summer: Sawsbuck jumps into the air, landing with a lrage circular pattern around the headbutted floor. The floor cracks slightly, and headbutt drags enemies towards sawsbuck. When in the cracked area, enemies take small residual damage, and stunning enemies. Headbutt+: Increases the stun and throw times, also decresing this moves cooldown. Horn Leech: *Dependent on the users current form* Autumn: Sawsbuck runs in erratic patterns, dealing damge to enemies hit by the move, while also slightly recovering hp. Winter: The users antlers expand in size, as Sawsbuck shakes them wildly. Hit opposing pokemon are shoved, and sawsbuck sloghtly recovers hp (Does not deal any damage) Spring: Sawsbuck uses the flowers on its horns to absorb sunlight, rapidly recovering a small amount of hp, giving sawsbuck a small movement speed and attack spped buff. (Does not deal damage) Summer: The user charges forwards with its leafy antlers, piercing through enemies but dealing no damage. Instead, seeds fall out of Sawsbucks antlers, slowly sapping enemy HP, and recovering sawsbucks. Horn Leech+ Increases HP recovery, on all forms, as well as lowering this moves cooldown. Hopefully this isnt too confusing! Ive tried to explain everything as simply as I can, Ive tried my hardest to paint a clear, visual image. Its next two moves are weather ball and agility. Weather Ball: *Changes depends on sawsbuck form, also changes sawsbucks form if the ability is not on cooldown* Autumn: Sawsbuck summons a small ball of energy in front of it, which attracts rocks. When this move hits an oppent, it explodes, sending shrapnel flying everywhere, dealing damge and changing sawsbucks form. Winter: Sawsbuck summons a small ball of energy in front of it, which covers itself in snow. The further away it flies from Sawsbuck, the larger and more damage it deals. If this move hits an opponent, sawsbuck changes form. Spring: Sawsbuck summons a small raincloud, that deals damage to enemies, but increases Sawsbucks damage for a short time. Summer: A small ball of fire is summoned, falling from the sky, and exploding whenever it hits an opponent, or the ground, burning amy enemies hit by the explosion. Weather Ball+: Increases the size and damge of all weather balls. Springs rainclouds size increases, as well as increasing the attack buffs from walking into it Agility: *Changes dependant on Sawsbucks form, as well as changing sawsbucks form.* Autumn: Has the user dash forward, changing Sawsbucks form and increasing movement speed for a short time. Winter: Sawsbuck starts to run, which creates a small timer. You get 2 seconds after reaching mach speeds to hit an enemy, before your speed increase dissapears. If you run out of time, hit an obstacle, or an enemy, the effects of agility end and you change forms. If you run into an enemy while using agility, you will deal damage and a minor stun. Spring: Sawsbuck bows its head, allowing its antlers to touch the ground, giving a speed boost to all alies, including yourself, while changing your form. Summer: (Sure-hit move) Basically, teleport in front of either an enemy or ally, either slowing down the enemy or increasing the allies speed, while you change forms. Agility+: Increases the speed boost gained from using this move. Alright, FINALLY done with all of sawsbucks studf, just his unite, which In free to take suggestions for. Any ideas? *Insert Cool sounding Name Here* I will gladly take any additions or suggestions!

I think a level 4 ego for swallow could also work very well

Very interesting ideas, swalot is my favorite here, a poison defender would be amazing to stop healing Noivern makes since as an attacker, it would be hard to make it a speedster dew to no melee basic attacks plus its more of a ranged pokemon so i see what your saying Starmie as a supporter is a cool idea, tho it would also make since as a speedster. dew to it slapping with its spikes for a basic attack and its many dash moves but i could see it as a supporter.

Nidoqueen, typhlosion and suicune are my top picks

I think Swalot's Unite move would be more fitting and unique if it was like Tahm Kench's Ult in LoL where he can swallow an ally or enemy to reposition them in order to save them or put them in a worse spot respectevely.

Corsola support when

I fully support Staryu/Starmie on the condition that they say Hiya like in the anime.

Minior: Look up "Aurelion Sol" from League of Legends, his Ult might be the sorta "Dragonite Sidegrade" you're looking for. Instead of a delayed tellyport + AoE, you could have it be a super long, pbstacle ignoring dash that ends with an AoE. Instead of a meteor crashing down on targets, it'd be more akin to a shooting star, sailing overhead. Except this shooting star can end the Unite early and land sooner. The AoE "cluster bomb" effect could just be little bits of meteor and pretty stars that flew alongside the Minior. Plusle & Minun: Very similar to what me and my friend cooked up, except Minun was more "miniature frontliner" while Plusle was more "minature sniper". Minun's Quick Attack had it fly forward and leave Plusle behind, who would then begin launching out boosted-range auto-attacks. Plusle's Volt Switch would similarly be a dash (like Azumarill's Water Pulse), while Minun would move in the opposite direction (ideally you fall back and Minun moves towards the enemy). Baton Pass and Nuzzle were their second moves. Baton Pass increasing all of the user's stats as well as those of a targeted ally, while attaching Plusle to that ally. Plusle would then perform normal attacks when the attached ally did, and perform boosteds whenever they used a move. Using Quick Attack while Plusle was attached would cause all of its attacks to become boosteds, and they'd deal bonus damage when triggering off of the ally's moves. Nuzzle sent Minun ahead, chasing down enemies and constantly shooting off AoEs of Paralyzing electricity. It also gains movement speed and damage resistance, and using Volt Switch while Nuzzle i ctive made it send off an electircal pulse that stuns instead, before returning to Plusle. You did not choose moves for these Pokémon, Plusle had Volt Switch and Nuzzle while Minun had Quick Attack and Baton Pass. Instead, you would activate their Ability to switch between the two movesets. Plusle's boosted attacks would be lines of lightning that pierce enemies and continue beyond their typical range (so they could hit behind their target even at max range), while Minun's boosted attacks were slowing AoEs. Their Unite was effectively Miraidon's Electric Terrain, increasing allies' movement speed, attack speed and damage output while within a wide zone Plusle and Minun create. All of Plusle's and Minun's basic attacks were boosted while within this zone. - - - Apologies if this was a hassle to read.

God, I remember doing a ton of these way back when the game first launched. Off the top of my head, I remenber really liking Weezing (Support), Vikavolt (Attacker), Nidoking (All-Rounder), Falinks (Defender), Stonjourner (Defender) and Porygon (All-Rounder*). Of them, Weezing and Porygon were my favorite- with Porygon in particular being a Scyther/Scizor situation, with Porygon 2 being more of a ranged Support while Porygon Z was a burst mage Attacker.

I thought of shitto in the silence trying not to crack up and then you said it and I just fucking burst out laughing

Man wtf

for those curious, this is Pokémon Crystal Mirror, a ROM Hack I am making. Be sure to subscribe for more and follow me on twitch to catch the streams

I am really interested in these changes, and I am happy to know that the wait is almost over. If I were to make any requests, it would be that I always felt like there were too few rival battles compared to gen 1. Especially when you consider that the last two are optional and I sometimes finish my run just after johto. I feel like just one more in johto would make the difference, but I'm only mentioning it on the off chance it would be considered. I am very excited for this ROM hack either way. If it were to be implemented though I think that I would have it be another optional battle, but earlier in the game, maybe between the first and second rival battles since he goes from a level 5 ace pokemon to level 16, or maybe elsewhere. And sorry for the late response, I had a long day yesterday.

I’m sure we will be getting them eventually because we have all the other Eevees but I’d like it if we get an Eevee for every role, Flareon for All-Rounder, Vaporeon for Supporter, and Jolteon for any attacking role.

speak up, boy

ABOUT SHINY CHANGES: Keep in mind the original colors on the sprite. Some pokemon are two-toned, others are a solid color with shading. If you are going to suggest a new shiny, please specify colors, and make sure it aligns with the original colors. I can't make Heracross Red and Green because it is solid blue.

Congratulations on reaching 100 subscribers! I was wondering why it doesn't seem like the game has been advertised much, a direct search brings up a bunch of unrelated things and it doesn't seem like any of the videos have tags as far as I can tell, and no reddit posts or the like. Are you waiting until closer to release or trying to avoid too much attention because of Nintendo or something?

The plusle and minun idea is dope af hope they add that

Vaporeon support, you could put an Aqua ring on an ally and it would heal them like clefs moonlight, and Vaporeon could have 3 aqua rings ready to use like decidueyes arrow.

Melmetal all-rounder Pokemon unite concept : *Basic attacks*: the user does 3 basic attacks, the 3rd being a boosted attack, slamming on the ground and dealing damage In an area *Meltan evolves at level 5* *Melmetal passive: Iron fist* The closer the user is to the enemy the more damage it does *First move: gyro ball* The user swings its arms in a circle *second move: defence curl* Basically just the same move as Jigglypuff *Third move: double iron bash* The user spins like metagross and then will do a swing in front of itself like trevanet, it also stuns *Fourth move: brutal swing* The user swings their arms in a small area, this move lowers the opponent's defence, and a maximum of two can be stored. *fifth move: high horsepower* The user slams their arms on the ground dealing damage In an area, and also giving a shield. *sixth move: steel roller* The user rolls into a ball and rolls forward slowly, any enemy caught in the ball will be stunned and dragged with the ball, and the user also gets a shield after. *Unite move: mega metal spin* The user starts to spin Like a beyblade and anything caught will be stunned and spun alongside Melmetal

Houndoom mage specializing in anti heal

Nice, I particularly like the setting of spoons to give battlefield control. Would actually like to see that become a key feature to most Defenders in various unique ways. You were thinking of doing Araquanid?! One of my favorites. Made a moveset for it awhile ago that utilizes summoning Dewpider in one of its moves like it does as an NPC in Unite.

Great ideas! The passives for all of them I thought were especially neat and creative! - I like how Minior is made with both jungle and lane movesets in mind! - Plusle/Minun seem like so much fun and a very creative Support addition! Always like seeing multi-fighters like this or Phalanx included. Even Double Team users. - While I thought Kingambit could have been included in a more interesting way the final result in this video works too and is the safer way to avoid balancing headaches. I like how Taunt is made more specifically for attack-damage fighters, making it so people are encouraged to pick Metal Sound for other situations.

I chose to avoid spoilers, but I figured comments are good for the algorithm, and I was wondering if you will be making tms reusable, hms forgettable without the move deleter, or adding a move reminder

Everything sounds great, I can't wait to play it. I appreciate the work you're putting in and hope everything is going well

I'm really looking forward to how much this ROM hack is going to shake things up while still feeling like gen 2, it already sounds awesome. I found your channel looking for a crystal hack with the physical special split, and this looks like it will have so much more, in a good way. Also, I am 100% on board with making the hms more useful, like you've done with making strength rock type and flash a damaging fairy type move. Are you going to change cut as well?

EX pokemon are no longer a thing my dude. Also I think I preferred the mic setting before, it’s a bit too quiet and muffled now. Nevertheless, freaking great work on the theory crafting, love it !

No slurpuff??!!??!? No im just kidding, this is great dude keep it up! Why is there so little of this content on youtube?

Im so happy to see someone talk about Minior! I would die if it was added to Unite!

in my opinion rillaboom(attaker) luxray(spedster) and ampharos(defender) should be in unite

I would love to see your take on Jirachi as an offensive support! I've had thoughts about Doom Desire being a Wish/Future Sight hybrid move that basically attaches the AOE hitbox to Jirachi or an ally. It would be insane to put it on an All Rounder or Speedster while they dive the enemy team.

Can you do concept of hydrapple(preferably as a defender)

Dondozo x tatsugiri would be cool. Idk how it’d work out if they’d be two separate mons but i think it’d be interesting

I would kill to see Noivern, corviknight, and sceptile in this game

Can I request you to do defender role Ferrothorn? I though Unova/Gen V could use more representation in Pokemon Unite. Thanks!❤

Ive cooked on this kind of thing and ive had ideas for Drednaw as a Zone-based and Goal Zone Defender using moves like Sticky Web and Infestation alongside Bubblebeam and Aqua Ring, and then an idea for Gourgeist as a sort of Gimmick-All Rounder that starts off small, fast and fragile but can use the move "Growth" to change their size, trading speed for bulk and eventually releasing its growth energy to return to its small state. Would def share more in replies.