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Aw I'm sorry you deleted your account, but you should have picked a name that doesn't make a really bad/funny typo. Ain't that right Shitty? Shutty* XD ugh… new STD I guess…

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Yeah!!!!!Got my percival vortex and clear percival in the mail today. I'm so happy!

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RAWR IMMA LION

Come on now... >_>

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One more question, can you give me a link to an IV calculater?

You could google it, I KNOW Pokemon Marriland (or whatever it was called) has one, and I think my friend told me Serebii had one.http://www.serebii.net/games/iv-calcdp.shtml pokemon.marriland.com/statcalc_dp.phpThose should work

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OK, I didn't know this and thanks for the info. Can you know what a poke'mon's IVs are?

There are Pokemon IV calculators all over the web. Unfortunately if your Pokemon ar already trained then you'll have to know their EVs to get the correct amount.Also I forgot to mention, you know those people who give your POkemon effort ribbons? They only give them to your Pokemon when their stats are maxed out (EV wise) so thats how you'll know if they're EVs are full if you lost track.MORE ALSOYou can't determine IVs with low level Pokemon, I typically raise mine to about level 20 (THROUGH DAYCARE) to get them up there and then check so that its more accurate. There's also IV Batlting where you'll take your little Level 1's and play Wi-Fi with another player to check their stats (since theyll be Level 100 in battle) then plug THOSE into the IV calculator to get their IVs. Glad to help!

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Yeah!!!!!Got my percival vortex and clear percival in the mail today. I'm so happy!

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Wow, I am so CONFUZZLED!!! (Friend made up confuzzled, or got it off the internet.) EV? IV? Sweeper?

Some people can legitly say they made confuzzled up but its typically from the internet.EV = Effort Value. Every time you defeat any Pokemon (Except Wi-Fi/Local battling and I think Battle Tower) you get certain EVs that that Pokemon gives. The most common being; Starly (speed), Magikarp (speed), Bidoof (HP), Shellos (HP), Machop (Attack), Geodude/Onix (I forget) [Defense], Tentacool (Special Defense), and my favorite Gastly (Special Attack)Everytime you defeat one of those POkemon (or any for that matter) you get EV points. For every 4 EV points (in a specific stat) you recieve youget +1 stat bonus when you level up. Sometimes these boosts are spread out, sometimes they aren't (I've had +54[?] Special Attack to my Arceus when it leveled up once) you can put up to 510 EV points TOTAL to a Pokemon but only 255 can be given to any one stat. Its smarter to give only 252 EVs max to a stat, however as you only get the extra point(s) from 4 EVs so 252 is the highest you can go without wasting any points (as 255 is no divisible by 4)Most of the time the EVs are spread into only two stats for 252 EV points each then given to another stat (typically HP) for the last 6 (though only 4 are needed)Overall they power up your Pokemon to give it better statsIV time (try to keep up)Each Pokemon starts with set IVs which is a number of 1-31. The numbers are assigned to each stat that a Pokemon has (Attack, Defense, HP, Speed, Special Attack, and Special Defese) and as mentioned earlier, the higher the IV for each stat, the stronger that Pokemon will be IN that stat. IV breeding is a complex process that I'm not explaining so you can go ask Stronger over there.Pokemon in competitive play typically have "titles" attached to them such as Physical Sweeper, Mixed Sweeper, Special Sweeper, Physical Wall(?), and Special Wall. I dunno if there are anymore. Anyways here is what each does.A Physical Sweeper is a Pokemon with very high attack that can literally keep sweeping over every Pokemon that comes by OHKOing them. They TYPICALLY have high speed, but sometimes are boosted it up VIA Baton Pass, and Item, or a move such as Rock Polish or Agility. Unfortunately these Pokemon typically have low defense stats.A Special Sweeper is the same thing as a physical one except it specializes in Special Attacks rather than physical attacks.A mixed sweeper does both Physical and SPecial Sweeping, but since it isn't an expert in either, it doesn't typically mean its better, though it covers a bit more in case it runs into one of the two walls.A wall Pokemon is a pokemon with a high Defense (or Special Defense) stat that basically stops sweepers from, well Sweeping. Most of them are usually packed with a healing move or leftovers and a status inflicting move (like Toxic and Thunder Wave) to stop sweepers in their tracks and block their punches. Special Walls have high special defense, while Physical Walls have high Defense. Then there is Shuckle who has high of both but just sucks so we ignore him.Hope that makes sense

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Typing with your eyes closed is't hard if you focus on the home keys.Ah, cake...

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Speaking of combat sets, Primo is hookin' me up with a darkus ace combat set. 8)Should be getting it sometime next week...

Cool stuff! Falcon Fly is a pain to close, it doesn't even hook all the way which gets on my nerves. And for anyone who gets Volt's or Dan's tell me what the G's on the Bakugan are. Both Ingram and Percival have 650G so I'm curious if Mega Brontes and Ultra Dragonoid are too.

I know the ultra is 650, but guessing from that info, the mega's probably gonna be 650g also.

Guess that settles that XD now we need to know if the attributes on the Dynamo are dsifferent and what Fire Scorpion has got.

Fire scorpion's got haos and subterra...

Speaking of combat sets, Primo is hookin' me up with a darkus ace combat set. 8)Should be getting it sometime next week...

Wait, it he getting you one for FREE?

No....I paid for it...who in the right mind would give me one for free?

Under certain circumstances, me.Also really glad I didn't bother touching the Fire Scorpion now

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Speaking of combat sets, Primo is hookin' me up with a darkus ace combat set. 8)Should be getting it sometime next week...

Cool stuff! Falcon Fly is a pain to close, it doesn't even hook all the way which gets on my nerves. And for anyone who gets Volt's or Dan's tell me what the G's on the Bakugan are. Both Ingram and Percival have 650G so I'm curious if Mega Brontes and Ultra Dragonoid are too.

I know the ultra is 650, but guessing from that info, the mega's probably gonna be 650g also.

Guess that settles that XD now we need to know if the attributes on the Dynamo are dsifferent and what Fire Scorpion has got.

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I seriously doubt that's a B1 starter. 1. They would be sold out. 2. It just says "Bakugan Brawlers Starter Pack," and they're too lazy to update their picture.

Then why are they selling it for 7.00 and all the others are 11.97?

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Speaking of combat sets, Primo is hookin' me up with a darkus ace combat set. 8)Should be getting it sometime next week...

Cool stuff! Falcon Fly is a pain to close, it doesn't even hook all the way which gets on my nerves. And for anyone who gets Volt's or Dan's tell me what the G's on the Bakugan are. Both Ingram and Percival have 650G so I'm curious if Mega Brontes and Ultra Dragonoid are too.

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Little while ago (like a week maybe) found the COmbat sets, got Shun and Ace, skipped Dan's for being Pyrus and skipped Volt's for having Mega Brontes

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On my Pyrus Hylash it is Ventus and Darkus. Also will traps have gs or will they stay whith attributes and batte gear gets gs?

What am I, SM rep? I dunno. But thanks ya for the information.

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Weird what error do you get?

The first I got was 500, I'd have to check this one which I'm pretty sure was somewhere in the 400'sEDIT: Nevermind, they're both 500 Internal Server garbage XP

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