OT: Stanford Pines Egg obtained from Newt Scamander Level: 53 Type: Grass Egg Group: Dragon and Monster / 21 cycles
Moveset: Leer, Pound, Swift, Dragon Breath, Natural Gift, Swords Dance*, Iron Tail*, Absorb, Quick Attack, Mega Drain, Fury Cutter, Pursuit, Leaf Blade, Agility, Drain Punch*, Seed Bomb, Slam, Night Slash, Dual Chop, Detect, X-Scissor, False Swipe, Toxic**, Rock Smash**, Strength**, Swords Dance* Held Item: n/a Ability: Overgrow Nature & Characteristic: Rash / Likes to Thrash About Notable Features: Breed standard.
May 14, Year 2 | I admit that Treecko is not the kind of Pokémon I usually seek out. However, it is billed as a good 'starter' Pokémon in the far-off Hoenn region and I thought it might behoove me to see what the fuss is about. Thus-far Taxus has made a good first impression: he is attentive and energetic and already seems enthused about the idea of training. I intend to start working with him ASAP. June 18, Year 2 | Taxus evolved today. He exchanged the roundness of his initial form for a much sleeker look as a Grovyle, and if anything is even more intent on battling. I've discovered that he has a habit of getting into fights with opponents that may be above his weight class. To his credit he approaches these bouts with an admirable tenacity and accepts defeat graciously. I see why the Treecko line is recommended for beginning trainers if they as a species tend toward such even temperament.
Taxus | Sceptile
Taxus | Sceptile ♂
Jack Russel | Bossfight
Egg obtained from Newt Scamander
Level: 53
Type: Grass
Egg Group: Dragon and Monster / 21 cycles
Held Item: n/a
Ability: Overgrow
Nature & Characteristic: Rash / Likes to Thrash About
Notable Features: Breed standard.
June 18, Year 2 | Taxus evolved today. He exchanged the roundness of his initial form for a much sleeker look as a Grovyle, and if anything is even more intent on battling. I've discovered that he has a habit of getting into fights with opponents that may be above his weight class. To his credit he approaches these bouts with an admirable tenacity and accepts defeat graciously. I see why the Treecko line is recommended for beginning trainers if they as a species tend toward such even temperament.