Pokemon Black/White Commercials
/It's been a video filled week. Here is another to enjoy.
Pokémon Graduation Speech
/Thought you guys might enjoy this one.
AOTW: Suction Cups
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Hello, trainers! I’m back from my brief sabbatical with a new Ability of the Week. If you 
missed my post on PokéTalk, I was on vacation with my girlfriend over Valentine’s, then came home to a simply gargantuan amount of hours at my day job, and just couldn’t get around to writing up an article. So I apologize for the unscheduled break, and back to the Ability-learning!
Last time we discussed the most common Ability in the game, Levitate. This week, we’re going to the opposite end of the spectrum, with one of the most obscure Abilities, though not a monster-exclusive like Motor Drive. And appropriately enough, where the last Ability was all about keeping you off the ground, this week is about keeping your feet firmly planted. Stand your ground, folks- this is Ability of the Week: Suction Cups!
Black and White Cartoon Network Trailer
/In case you don't have Cartoon Network.
MOTW: Magical Leaf
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Introduced in Gen III, Magical Leaf shares similar characteristics to a couple of other moves that we’ve talked about before. It’s close relative is Aerial Ace, where it will hit your opponent no matter what sort of evasion
they have built up, and no matter what your accuracy is sitting at as well. It also shares the same power rating of 60, but Magical Leaf is interesting as it is a very grass specific move. The few Pokemon that can learn it are almost strictly grass or psychic type.
MOTW: Stealth Rock
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Like a ninja in the night, here’s Stealth Rock dropping a bomb on your team building strategies. It has become a very strategic and interesting topic amongst professional battling, and has been considered even to be
banned based on how ridiculous it is. Entire teams and strategies can be built around this one move, and I’m going to try and sum up what it can all do for you, or what it can do TO you in a battle scenario.
MOTW: Splash?
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Magicarp used Splash! There is no better way I could think of to start off Move of the Week: Week than with
Splash. Don't ya think? Yup, you heard me right, this week you can expect to see a new MOTW every day! So sit back, relax, and try not to get water on you, cause here comes splash.
PKMN of the Week: Rayquaza
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It is notable for its ability to soothe the other members of the Weather trio, when angered. Rayquaza is capable of using various powerful elemental attacks that it shoots from its mouth. Rayquaza can negate the effects of the weather. Since Rayquaza is a Dragon-type Pokémon, it can learn Draco Meteor.
Rayquaza constantly flies around the globe in the ozone layer, stopping and descending only to land on the peak of the Sky Pillar to rest. It is extremely territorial and will attack any intruders of its home. Due to the fact that it can calm the other members of its trio, it can be seen to be considered a leader and calm.
Fun Facts
- In Pokémon Emerald, Rayquaza appears to use Hyper Voice to calm down Groudon and Kyogre at Sootopolis. Rayquaza couldn't learn...
Pokemon Concept Corner: A retrospective
/Well, guys, Black and White are nearly upon us. Since this will be my final article before I start feverishly typing about how awesome everything in the new games is sure to be, however, I thought a retrospective was in order. So, this week in Concept Corner, we're looking back, not at Pokemon, but at their world, and how its developed.
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