Chibi's Poke'Dex Jolteon

Jolteon by *shiropanda on deviantART
Jolteon is a electric type Pokemon and evolves from Eevee when exposed to a thunder stone.

Jolteon is very fox like in appearance with a short tail, surrounded by a fringe of spikes on it's rear, and yellow fur that's as sharp as needles. Jolteon also has a white spiky collar and pink paw pads.

Jolteon can use the same attacks that Eevee can use but now can also use the power of electricity to make lightning and to use for other electrical attacks as well as double-kick and pin missile. As a fully evolved Pokemon it can also learn moves such as Hyper Beam and Giga Impact.


Jolteon are sensitive Pokemon that can easily sad or angry. Every time it changes moods it charges power. When it is startled or angered it can shoot out bristles that are strong enough to pierce it's opponents.

Jolteon is a rare Pokemon and may be seen around power plants perhaps due to the fact that a thunder stone is required for this, but since they are evolved from Eevee they can adapt to almost anywhere.

Game locations

Generation I Red Blue None Evolve Eevee Yellow None Evolve Eevee Generation II Gold Silver None Evolve Eevee Crystal None Evolve Eevee Generation III Ruby Sapphire None Trade Emerald None Trade FireRed LeafGreen None Evolve Eevee Colosseum None Trade XD None Evolve Eevee Generation IV Diamond Pearl None Evolve Eevee Platinum None Evolve Eevee HeartGold SoulSilver None Evolve Eevee Pal Park Field Generation V Black White None Trade

Mike Mozart LIVE Reviews More of the BEST and WORST Toys Ever Made!

Youtube now has live shows or at least this guy does. This guy does toy reviews and has quite a collection. He's also one of the big guys in the youtube community, so he gets to try some of youtubes new features before they come out.

At the time of this post he's doing a live show that you may want to check out.

Pokemon Weekly - Scizor

This week the spot light will be on the Pokemon with a armor like exoskeleton, claws that can confuse it's opponent into thinking their extra heads. It's the Pokemon known as Scizor.

First appearing in Gold and Silver you could only get this awesome creature by trade. Either by trading for it directly or by trading for a Scyther holding a Metal Coat. Although it's wings aren't used for flying it is seen doing so in the anime making people believe it still has some minimum flight abilities.

Being weak only to fire attacks make this Pokemon quite useful and being resistant to a lot of types helps too. It is also uneffected by poison types. Teach it some good attacks from TMs to make it really good for battle since there are only a few good attacks by leveling up to make it a contender.

So why not go and find a trade partner and get this featured Pokemon.

Let's play Pokemon White Day 1

So the other day I went to the store to get a new game and I had to make a choice between Pokemon White and Super Street Fighter 4 3D Edition and well I choose to go with Pokemon.

As we all know the focus on the game is to travel the land of the Unova region, capture mystical and powerful creatures called Pokemon and to train them to help you win battles so you can earn badges. When you get all eight badges you can then challenge the Pokemon League and try to become the new champion.

Since we all know this already I'm not going to go into great detail. So let's move on.

The story is thus...

A package has just arrived from Professor Juniper containing three Poke'balls for me and my two friends. Now since the package came to my house it was decided that I would pick which Pokemon I wanted first. And so after watching the anime a lot I had found myself in love with the Pokemon Snivy while my friends got Tepig and Oshawott.

After a short battle in my room resulting in a complete mess of my room where I can assume everything got a little damaged except for my Nintendo Wii, me and my friends head off to Professor Juniper laboratory where she gave us our Poke'Dexs (I don't know how to make Poke'Dex plural) and so we were now ready for our big adventure.

After me and my friends take our first steps out onto Route 1 at the same time one of my friends Bianca decides for us to have a little competition here to see who can catch the most Pokemon before making it to the next town. With my friends having two Pokemon each and me with four I am declared the winner once again, and so we then set of to the first town.

After getting a tour of the new styled Pokemon Center which is now also the location of the Poke'mart by Professor Juniper me and my friend Cheren check out the commotion happening at the town square. There we see a strange group of people (Team Plasma) and there leader. He talks about how people and Pokemon are not truly equals on how we keep them locked up in Poke'balls and force them to battle one another... This kinda got to me, I wonder "am I really a bad guy," If this was anything like the anime Tsutarja (which is the nickname of my Snivy even though it's actually the Japanese name of the Pokemon) would of popped out of his Poke'ball to let me know he doesn't feel like a slave and that we really are partners, but that's my own personal story.

Anyways after traveling some more I find myself at the first Pokemon Gym where I defeated Chili and won the Trio Badge.

Well that's all for now and so I leave you with the Pokemon I currently have.

Snivy (nicknamed Tsutarja) Lv: 13



Lillipup Lv: 3






Purrloin Lv: 7

 

Panpour Lv: 11

Patrat Lv: 6

Patrat (nicknamed Minezumi) Lv: 9

All images taken from http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net

Pokemon Weekly, Magikarp

 For the first installment of the new Pokemon Weekly I will be talking about the Pokemon that I feel is most misunderstood. The Pokemon Magikarp.

There are a few reasons this Pokemon misunderstood. First off it can survive even in the most polluted water. That there is something. It can also evolve into the powerful Gyarados.

Magikarp may be a weak swimmer allowing currents to pull it downstream and it's splash attack may be useless. It can actually learn tackle but without good strength it is still pretty useless. Also it's believed that a long time ago this Pokemon was actually a bit stronger.

Magikarp's live in pretty much every region and can be easily encountered once the old rod is obtained. I actually recommenced catching this Pokemon early in the game to train and evolve into a mighty Gyarados.

In the old days before Diamond and Pearl most of the attacks Gyarados would learn were actually special attacks but know their mostly physical allowing this poemon to use it's high attack strength. Since it can learn a few different types of attacks this pokemon is very useful in battle.

Though Magikarp is said to be the weakest Pokemon no one knows how it has survived in the wild. This could mean that their could be something to this Pokemon or that they are that abundant in the wild.

So in all Magikarp is pretty... well lame, that is until it evolves.