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IceFoxZero In reply to Poke-Poet4 [2018-09-17 00:38:23 +0000 UTC]

thanks, I never thought about it like that, then again I don't really want to change her form to much or it would be more of a fusion, i love fusions though so maybe I'll do something along those lnes in the future

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Poke-Poet4 In reply to IceFoxZero [2018-09-17 04:35:08 +0000 UTC]

Unique Gardevoirs are the whole reason I watch this group, so I would love to see more of this as well as fusions if you decide to start doing those as well. I'm a fan of region variants, OCs, and gijinkas too. Male or female, Gardevoir or Gallade, even Ralts and Kirlia, I love them all.

Their simple(or not-so-simple in the case of Gallade) designs and general idea have always resonated with me. Emotion is something that has always been a huge part of who I am, who I was, and who I hope to be. So an empath-themed pokemon really seems like a great representation for me online. My personal idea of what Gardevoir represents is what I have always wished to be. Someone great who can understand the feelings of others and put their knowledge of such things to good use in helping people while staying strong-willed and confident myself. Managing intellect and emotion seamlessly is something of a dream of mine. Never going to actually happen, but still a good goal to strive toward nonetheless.

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IceFoxZero In reply to Poke-Poet4 [2018-09-19 19:33:13 +0000 UTC]

thanks for sharing your thoughts, emerald was my first pokemon game and I just really liked the pokemon in that game, I really liked ralts because back then alakazam, hypno and mr. mime were the only psychic types and they weren't very appealing to me, and then came ralts, I inmediatly liked the desighn and the concept for the pokemon so it's became my favorite pokemon ever since.

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Poke-Poet4 In reply to IceFoxZero [2018-09-20 02:06:33 +0000 UTC]

There were a lot more Psychic-types than those. And that's only counting the ones in Emerald. But I see your point. Generation 3 had some good and some bad just like all the other generations. But the majority of them from gen. 3 were wonderful imo. I've owned an Emerald cartridge during four different points in time. And even now, I till consider it my favorite game in the entire series. Some of that is obviously nostalgia, true, but that is just part of the magic it seemed to have that none of the ones ever since have been able to capture. That might mean that I'll never find one I consider to be better than Emerald. But that's okay. I have more than enough fond memories. 

Still, I wish they'd bring back the Battle Frontier! It was the perfect middle ground between NPC predictability and PvP strategy. Competitive is not my forte, but my struggle to get the Luck Symbol eventually was a challenge that even now I'd find difficult, yet doable. Never before had I learned to fear a Shuckle. XD

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IceFoxZero In reply to Poke-Poet4 [2018-09-21 04:32:38 +0000 UTC]

yeah , I only have the silver badges in the battle frontier but still my favorite pokemon game, although since I just recently started playing soul silver that might actually change since I'm really loving the game so far, specially since you can walk around with your pokemon and since you can find ralts in this game you can have a gardevoir follow you around

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Poke-Poet4 In reply to IceFoxZero [2018-09-21 05:00:07 +0000 UTC]

Like I said, nostalgia plays a big part in making it my favorite. But that's not to say that I haven't had fond memories made from more recent games too. I never got to the Pokemon League in a Gen. 2 game. So when the Gen. 2 remakes came out, I got my chance since I was much better by then. And my epic battle against Pokemon Trainer Red in HeartGold was glorious and action-packed! I made a bit of a gamble to push through the big problem his Lapras was and it paid off. I've never been a big fan of lower-accuracy moves, but Iron Tail was worth the risk and my Ampharos didn't let me down when the time to recklessly break through those defenses came. His remaining two pokemon were easy to dispatch without the looming threat of his Lapras. Though the move that decided the battle was Rock Slide on his Charizard, The Iron Tail was like the Play of the Game that really cemented my victory. Had that missed, it would've been all over.

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