Finished Trivia of DNA II (Well done, Storm Blade!)
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RE: Trivia of DNA II
You guys are making it really hard for me right now to choose a favorite from all these fabulous answers...but I must. So here goes.
Xdogking: +1. pretty much
pokemon99: +0. You can poison a Steel-type by using a move like Soak and then poisoning it.
batui4: +0. It's got three, not one.
HypnoticLuxray: +0. I found the game. Also, that was LAME
Spidy Freakshow: +2. dun dun dun
the aura is with me8: +0. Under certain conditions, the moves Secret Power and Fling can inflict poison.
Blah237: +1. Beedrill wouldn't use Twineedle on you; it would use it on your Pokemon.
oyeah1988: +1. That works pretty well, but you mentioned ponies so I can't give you 2 points. But hey, it works.
Darkrai's nightmare: +1. For accuracy.
Guy89: +0. u so laaaaaaaaaaem
Hatman: +0. Hax or no hax, don't hang around Weedle.
PikachuRaichuMaster: +0. You're wrong on two counts; first, the card is Beedrill; second, that card was not a holo.
mpain0: +1. For accuracy.
Teal: +3. Words cannot describe the amazingness of your question.
dmaster: +2. However, I've only known doctors to give 1 shot at a time, not 2 at once.
PMJ: +2. heheheheheh
Dark Void: +0. PMJ begs to differ.
glaceon: +0. The generation that gave Escavalier Twineedle was the same generation that made Twineedle able to be inherited via breeding.
LuckyPokeGirl: +0. Twineedle has existed since Red/Blue; as others have said, it is Beedrill's signature move. Also, Shellder gets it via egg move in Gen 5.
The more variety I see, the more points I give out...and the happier I become.
Protip: If you want to know the best way to get the most points on a question, look at all the people that got either 2 or 3 points on a question, and try to emulate that style - i.e., make it accurate, but also make it humorous.
How I grade is I look at all the questions I would award 2 points, and then I pick one of them to give 3 instead - namely the one I like the most.
Next question!
You guys are making it really hard for me right now to choose a favorite from all these fabulous answers...but I must. So here goes.
Xdogking: +1. pretty much
pokemon99: +0. You can poison a Steel-type by using a move like Soak and then poisoning it.
batui4: +0. It's got three, not one.
HypnoticLuxray: +0. I found the game. Also, that was LAME
Spidy Freakshow: +2. dun dun dun
the aura is with me8: +0. Under certain conditions, the moves Secret Power and Fling can inflict poison.
Blah237: +1. Beedrill wouldn't use Twineedle on you; it would use it on your Pokemon.
oyeah1988: +1. That works pretty well, but you mentioned ponies so I can't give you 2 points. But hey, it works.
Darkrai's nightmare: +1. For accuracy.
Guy89: +0. u so laaaaaaaaaaem
Hatman: +0. Hax or no hax, don't hang around Weedle.
PikachuRaichuMaster: +0. You're wrong on two counts; first, the card is Beedrill; second, that card was not a holo.
mpain0: +1. For accuracy.
Teal: +3. Words cannot describe the amazingness of your question.
dmaster: +2. However, I've only known doctors to give 1 shot at a time, not 2 at once.
PMJ: +2. heheheheheh
Dark Void: +0. PMJ begs to differ.
glaceon: +0. The generation that gave Escavalier Twineedle was the same generation that made Twineedle able to be inherited via breeding.
LuckyPokeGirl: +0. Twineedle has existed since Red/Blue; as others have said, it is Beedrill's signature move. Also, Shellder gets it via egg move in Gen 5.
Scoreboard said:
The more variety I see, the more points I give out...and the happier I become.
Protip: If you want to know the best way to get the most points on a question, look at all the people that got either 2 or 3 points on a question, and try to emulate that style - i.e., make it accurate, but also make it humorous.
How I grade is I look at all the questions I would award 2 points, and then I pick one of them to give 3 instead - namely the one I like the most.
Next question!
RE: Trivia of DNA II
Time for Cobalt Cluster's Craptacular Calculations...
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Time for Cobalt Cluster's Craptacular Calculations...
Start with the Sinnoh Dex number of the final evolution of the Pokémon Lt.Surge used to fight Morty's Misdreavus in Vol 13 of Pokémon Adventures, only to have the match become a draw.
Divide that number by the Almia dex number of the pokemon that also able to have the "Energy Signal" PokéPower in the 44th set of the Pokémon TCG.
Square that new number
You should now have the episode number in which May wins one of her ribbons in the animé.
Take the number of letters in the American Title of that episode.
Subtract the number of the month that episode premiered. (ex January is 1, February is 2, etc)
Multiply that number by the number of letters in the name of a well-known S-Mod who does amazing avatars for the members.
Add the number of letters in the show LittleKuriboh parodies.
Halve that number.
Find that number of the Pokémon in the Natl. Pokédex.
What is that Pokémon's final evolution?
Divide that number by the Almia dex number of the pokemon that also able to have the "Energy Signal" PokéPower in the 44th set of the Pokémon TCG.
Square that new number
You should now have the episode number in which May wins one of her ribbons in the animé.
Take the number of letters in the American Title of that episode.
Subtract the number of the month that episode premiered. (ex January is 1, February is 2, etc)
Multiply that number by the number of letters in the name of a well-known S-Mod who does amazing avatars for the members.
Add the number of letters in the show LittleKuriboh parodies.
Halve that number.
Find that number of the Pokémon in the Natl. Pokédex.
What is that Pokémon's final evolution?
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Start with Magnemite ---> to Magnezone (Sinnoh dex 180)
Roserade is Almia-10
180/10=18
18^2= 324
May wins one of her ribbons in Pros and Con Artists (ep 324)
17 letters in that title
That episode premiered in October (10)
17-10= 7
Xous has 4 letters in it
7*4=28
LK parodies YuGiOh 6
28+6=34
34/2= 17
17 is Pidgeotto
Pidgeot is 18
Roserade is Almia-10
180/10=18
18^2= 324
May wins one of her ribbons in Pros and Con Artists (ep 324)
17 letters in that title
That episode premiered in October (10)
17-10= 7
Xous has 4 letters in it
7*4=28
LK parodies YuGiOh 6
28+6=34
34/2= 17
17 is Pidgeotto
Pidgeot is 18
RE: Trivia of DNA II
This is the only Pokémon to be an evolution of an evolution of an evolution, sadly you can't add any more evolution-words but if you want to confuse people you could say something like "if you take two of these you get an evolution of an evolution of an evolution and an evolution of an evolution of an evolution that can't evolve further and has no additional prevolutions as know as baby Pokémon, but then again this is obvious since you would count baby Pokémon into the evolution line unless you put on gold/silver or black/white glasses that make the world look flat like a cards, then the babys will be ripped off from their mothers and fathers caring care and will never see them again since everybody will tell them they are unrelated and as if that was not enough the babys will be incapable of aging and getting their own babies. What a horrible fate!"
Anyway, this is probably one of the most interesting evolutions, since on the other hand it is not an evolution of an evolution of an evolution in the "stage 3" sense, no, it is an evolution of "an evolution of an evolution". This means that a stage 2 Pokémon has undergone NATURAL, yes, "natural" as in "Natural Harmonia Gropius", evolution like animal in our real world. How did it evolve, you ask? I ask the questions here but I will still answer you: It changed its cry and its appearance. Like if a Pokémon’s cry was "Claydoll" before, now it would be "Claydol". Thus people gave it a new name and it became this "famous" evolution of "an evolution of an evolution". The reason for this natural evolution in it’s cry is sadly unknown, also the colour of it’s tail feathers, yes it has feathers, has changed for a mysterious reason. Now that you know what you have to guess, let us get to the obvious question: What is this very interesting Pokémon?
This is the only Pokémon to be an evolution of an evolution of an evolution, sadly you can't add any more evolution-words but if you want to confuse people you could say something like "if you take two of these you get an evolution of an evolution of an evolution and an evolution of an evolution of an evolution that can't evolve further and has no additional prevolutions as know as baby Pokémon, but then again this is obvious since you would count baby Pokémon into the evolution line unless you put on gold/silver or black/white glasses that make the world look flat like a cards, then the babys will be ripped off from their mothers and fathers caring care and will never see them again since everybody will tell them they are unrelated and as if that was not enough the babys will be incapable of aging and getting their own babies. What a horrible fate!"
Anyway, this is probably one of the most interesting evolutions, since on the other hand it is not an evolution of an evolution of an evolution in the "stage 3" sense, no, it is an evolution of "an evolution of an evolution". This means that a stage 2 Pokémon has undergone NATURAL, yes, "natural" as in "Natural Harmonia Gropius", evolution like animal in our real world. How did it evolve, you ask? I ask the questions here but I will still answer you: It changed its cry and its appearance. Like if a Pokémon’s cry was "Claydoll" before, now it would be "Claydol". Thus people gave it a new name and it became this "famous" evolution of "an evolution of an evolution". The reason for this natural evolution in it’s cry is sadly unknown, also the colour of it’s tail feathers, yes it has feathers, has changed for a mysterious reason. Now that you know what you have to guess, let us get to the obvious question: What is this very interesting Pokémon?
RE: Trivia of DNA II
Are you DENNIEING the accuracy of my previous question?
Which Fully Evolved First-Gen Flying-Normal type Pokemon has gotten an equivalent of same typing every generation?
(Noctowl, Swellow, Staraptor, Unfezant)
Are you DENNIEING the accuracy of my previous question?
Which Fully Evolved First-Gen Flying-Normal type Pokemon has gotten an equivalent of same typing every generation?
(Noctowl, Swellow, Staraptor, Unfezant)
RE: Trivia of DNA II
Alrightey, trivia ahead. I'll link for simplicity.
First take the name of the artist on the forum whos name sounds a lot like Zeus. (Xous)
Find that artists art thread, and look at the second post. not the first, the second. LINK
In that post, you'll want to find the pokemon with the ONLY base stat total of 469. (Pidgeot)
Then, click the only version of full body art available.
What image are you currently looking at?
Alrightey, trivia ahead. I'll link for simplicity.
First take the name of the artist on the forum whos name sounds a lot like Zeus. (Xous)
Find that artists art thread, and look at the second post. not the first, the second. LINK
In that post, you'll want to find the pokemon with the ONLY base stat total of 469. (Pidgeot)
Then, click the only version of full body art available.
What image are you currently looking at?
RE: Trivia of DNA II
What Pokemon hits speeds that would rip the human flesh off of your head and yet still doesn't learn Extremespeed?
What Pokemon hits speeds that would rip the human flesh off of your head and yet still doesn't learn Extremespeed?
RE: Trivia of DNA II
What is the most BA bird in the history of Pokemon?
What is the most BA bird in the history of Pokemon?
RE: Trivia of DNA II
It was an image of Pidgeot with the Xous symbol next to it.
Guy89 said:
It was an image of Pidgeot with the Xous symbol next to it.
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