Snark & Bitchery
Muses and monsters, and the varying shades of mauve in between. You can ask about em, sometime, ja?
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Post reblogged from Oh Look! Shiny!
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Photoset reblogged from Cactus Dandy
Brazilian artist Lokiable created these pop-culture GoT house flags and they are collectively the best thing I have ever seen.
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Photo reblogged from Books Direct
“How to Piss Off Your Nerdy Friends.”
I’m not that much of a troll, but it sounds fun.
(Source: loldwell.com)
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I bought a pack of these rather than go to lunch because they are delicious and they look like pokeballs.
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First Gen Starters
(Tim Burton Inspired Pokémon Re-Designs)
First generation starters are done! Whew!
I can’t believe the response this little side-project has gotten though. Crazy! Thanks a lot guys!
And yes, I was planning to finish the 151 at the very least. But I’m pretty busy most of the time so I can’t post these regularly. But I will update when I can. :)
Also, I’ll be responding to the messages some of you have sent… eventually.
This is fantastic!!
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Photo reblogged from Ruined Childhood
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Video reblogged from Ruined Childhood
we all really need to talk about the sound Victreebel makes in the animewhoa-WHUT. Need a tag for Pokemon with a bitchin’ battle shriek.
(Source: ridiculous-tiger)
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After running up and back for Oak’s Parcel, I stand at Route 1 with 0:06 on the clock and a single Pokemon, a lvl 7 Bulbasaur (male) named Kale. He has a gentle nature.
I picked Bulbasaur, knowing a grass Pokemon will be a strong start against the first couple of gym leaders in gen 1.
First encounter on Route 1 is a lvl 3 Pidgey (female) whom I’ve captured and named Sebright. She has a quirky nature.
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I’m doing this, with Leaf Green.
Rules
The most basic Nuzlocke rules, as they were first introduced, are as follows:
- Any Pokémon that faints is considered dead, and must be released.
- The player may only catch the first Pokémon encountered in each area, and none else. If the first Pokémon encountered faints or flees, there are no second chances.
While not exactly a definite rule, the general consensus is that players must also nickname all of their Pokémon, for the sake of forming stronger emotional bonds.
