I Became The Best Ground Type Gym Leader In Pokemon This Gym Of Mine! (Fangame)

This is pokemon this gym of mine a fangame that let's you step in the shoes of a gym leader and challenge tons of trainers! It has it's very own story with amazing twist, costumization of your own city and so much more. So let's see if we can become the very best there ever was!
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[@DrowzeeVirus]

I played as a electric gym leader and it was such a blast, so much potential with this game concept if pushed further

[@makisbizarreadventure4669]

Another Electric chad. Well done

[@kzvrs]

what was ur team?

[@ColetheFlame01]

honestly my biggest complaint with this game is the ridiculousness of the boss fights. they're dragon pseudo legendary spam or something obnoxious which is rather infuriating.

[@itzwolf4276]

How did you get the game

[@VoltLuke1]

i respect you electric is the best type Luxray is our god

[@dylanlabon9667]

This game is already good, but it could be even better because there is so much potential in this concept. Can you imagine a million dollar budget for a game like this? It would be sick.

[@splurgy.]

Nintendo doesn’t like their fans and they will shut this down if it gets big enough

[@ironskelliton]

@@splurgy. only if they charge money and do stupid stuff like the uranium devs. (They we’re selling merch, and other stuff). I don’t agree with their actions but it’s Nintendo they’re like Disney.

[@ironskelliton]

They defend they’re money makers and dc what happens in the wake

[@Naga410]

@@splurgy. a major example for that topic is pokemon brick bronze

[@splurgy.]

@@ironskelliton yes and no, I think you’re right in that they will take your shit down if it has ads attached like a flash game, or if the game itself is trying to make profit, but to me it seems more like this weird quality control situation, the games that don’t have the Nintendo seal of approval get axed cause they believe it preserves their games images. Which I get too I guess? My gripes are when they will take down a fan game cause there’s some sort of weird competitive angle, Like with AM2R, I feel like they just couldn’t compete with the quality of that so they axed it, which I think is super lame, competition makes better products.

[@Aleph3575]

If you are considering playing this game, I do advise you to be careful with what you choose and do. Choosing a type like Dragon or Psychic can lead to some early game softlocks as you won't be able to beat the dark type Roughneck battle (Psychic) or find particularly strong alternates to your starter (Dragon) until much later in the game. 1: Ground, as shown in this video, is one of the best types in the game as so many pokemon can learn Earthquake AND it has decent starter options. Other decent early game types include Fire, Fighting (since so many of the early game fights are dark types), Steel (a bunch of steel types got regional forms with alternate typings like Steelix is a Fire/Steel and Aggron is Dragon/Steel), and Water. 2: Look up who the starter pokemon are for each type. This alone can save you a ton of headache. Once you choose your starter, you CANNOT get any other starter pokemon of any type for the rest of the game or until the extreme late game when you can go on holiday. This means that if you choose Water, you can't get a Lapras because that's one of the Ice starters, or if you choose dragon, you can never get a Kingdra because Horsea is a Water Starter. A big one is if you choose Ground, you can't get a Garchomp because Gible is a Dragon starter. 3: Some types have a really hard early game. Dragon and Psychic I already talked about. 4: Be careful fighting overworld trainers. They can be quite highly leveled compared to you early game, and it IS possible to softlock in this game if you run out of money before you catch three pokemon and you don't have anymore pokeballs. The catch rates are quite low for some types, so keep that in mind when trying to catch new team members. 5: The lady who gives you a Regional Starter will do so based on what number and area you choose when talking to her. So choosing 1 and "The Beach" she will give you a Squirtle. I believe the game was patched so that this pokemon can learn your Gym's signature TM no matter what, so like a Primarina can learn Dragon claw if you are Dragon player etc. So just choose whichever one you want or will help your team. 6: Who you choose to be your Gym Greeter is important. Choosing the Gym Guy will result in a balanced reputation growth, choosing the Boy will result in a slower reputation growth but easier trainers, and choosing the Girl will result in faster reputation growth BUT you will more frequently face random trainers with higher level than normal pokemon. This choice also determines a quest you get later. 7: Because I just watched that part of the video, Make sure you are ready to fight Edgar before you go battle him. Losing to him is an instant Game Over.

[@ColetheFlame01]

I will say Gym Girl Guide is also the only one who gives you a bonus "Trainer" in Jacob but really he's honestly just a creep who won't stop staring at her, no idea how to reject his letter completely. Overall I love the game, its insanely replayable with each type and overall it is an odd sort of joy, its insanely simple in concept but actually engaging in practice since you can't just use whatever you want and actually have to consider what you're picking up, say for instance using an Aegislash as a steel type leader to handle your fighting weakness, or grabbing a Piplup early on from the Riddle Lady to get a Water Steel type to handle fire types. Would love to see this game way more fleshed out and expanded on but for now its perfectly fine.

[@orioninfernal7269]

Wish I read this before I picked up the game lol I very nearly got softlocked as a dragon leader because dragon catch rates are rough but got incredibly lucky finding a big nugget to get 20k worth of pokeballs and potions As far as I can tell the regional starter cannot always learn your signature move unless I somehow picked up an old version but this is some solid advice!

[@Aleph3575]

@@orioninfernal7269 Yeah that happened to me when I was doing a Dragon leader run too and I try to let people know whenever a youtuber I follow does a video on this game because it is VERY enticing to do a Dragon type playthrough because it SEEMS like you're set since you get your choice of pseudo-legendary to start the game off AND you get a strong attack in Dragon Claw as well. But then you end up losing to a trainer or two on the way to the dragon's den, or even dying to a pokemon you were trying to catch, and congrats! Soft Lock City. Better fucking restart and try again scrub. I do want to place an emphasis on the "I believe" part, because I have seen some conflicting reports on the regional starters too. It's kinda annoying since the lady literally tells you that the pokemon you get from her are specially bred to learn moves they wouldn't normally learn but it is what it is. @Cole The Flame: Yeah I really like this game too. There really is so much replayability that the game feels so different if you go play as like a fairy type as opposed to a normal type gym leader and so on. I kinda wish the early game was bit more fleshed out, on top of it being SUPER grindy. There's also no real sweet spot in the difficulty either. You're either underleveled and struggle or you grinded Bliss so much that she calls you Daddy now and you're 20 levels over everyone one shotting Eddie's pseudo-legendary team. .

[@AtomicArtumas]

@@Aleph3575 Or... you just... save intelligently >.> Like, #1 rule of playing hard and/or unique fangames: Save when you know you're not screwed, and only save again when things are going well. Also, the sheer amount of stuff that can learn dragon claw uh... shouldn't make dragon type at all difficult. I'm not sure which gen this game actually goes up to, but like... scraggy, salandit, pangoro, archen, krokorok, aggron, the charmander and totodile lines, aerodactyl, T-tar... that's a pretty decent mix of available options across multiple other types. Also... coverage moves are like... a thing for psychic type. SO many psychic types learn other move types fairly early. I understand your "concerns" but like... it really only applies to people that are like... really, REALLY bad at pokemon.

[@joshlamb3058]

​@@AtomicArtumasyeah you can head to the cave and catch aron, then continue the starter lady and grab charmander or totodilie

[@PokeMasterFlare]

8:22 I just got it , the number signifies the gen and the next question signifies the type . you should have chosen 3 and then the beach option, you would have gotten a mudkip

[@ColetheFlame01]

Yeah I realized that too when I went 8 and said something about fields and got Grookey, wish I went 4 and Beach to get a Piplup since I was a Steel type Leader, Empoleon would've been so good to handle my fire weakness, not like there's many fire types showing up but still.

[@clreyawesome3527]

Steel gym leader hands down, focusing on synergy (especially through baton pass) as if gears cooperating towards a big, powerful machine.

[@beatzdyer]

I'm contemplating steel type gym, what have you experienced?

[@aprilhippie8752]

1:11 Uh as you can uh see.... The boost is for Rock types only 😅 That aside played this game months ago loved it. I like it when they make fan games that give you new perspectives like being a villain, or rivals etc and I'm glad they actually added story to it and it wasn't just gym fights and gym fights

[@felidaebi6239]

Thanks for choosing the game. I am the admin of the community server of this game. The developer is still active and working on a rebranded version of this game with better features and graphics

[@marcelocapeljunior3579]

QOTD: Bug Type. Because there is no greater reward than crushing balanced and powerful teams with the weakest type. Also, I happen to love most of their designs.

[@joaogomes9405]

Ice is honestly worst than Bug. If it weren't for the fact that before Gen VI it was the only type besides dragon to hit dragon for super-effective damage, it would have next to no redeeming qualities. It has no resistances to anything besides ice, a huge amount of weaknesses, besides dragon it only hits types for super-effective damage that already have plenty of weaknesses, they have a small and kind of weak movepool, no reliable way of freezing (which is silly since freezing after gen I does the same as sleep and you have so many moves that reliably sleep pokemon) and to top it all off they have some honestly pretty weak pokemon. Depending on the gen you can get some decent ones, but honestly so many pokemon can learn blizzard or ice beam that ice coverage is always easy to have, without needing to give up a team slot for a mid pokemon, or one who will usually rely on its secondary typing and only have ice as a bonus, like froslass or mamoswine. And let's be honest, bug type has some amazing pokemon, like volcarona, heracross, forretress, scizor.

[@NasJuiced]

@@joaogomes9405 ice offensively tho

[@joaogomes9405]

@@NasJuiced is not all that great either. It hits grass which defensively is full of weaknesses, flying which also has very common weaknesses in electric and rock, and ground which also gets hit by water, one of the most used types. After gen VI, it also gets outclassed in killing dragons by fairy, since fairy is outright immune to dragon instead of taking neutral damage, and isn't weak to all the fire, rock and fighting moves dragon types carry around.

[@aglasscup8740]

​@@joaogomes9405 it's just not the best defensive type. Still offensively usable😅.

[@thelastpringleinthecan8040]

​@aglasscup8740 but all water types can learn an ice type move, why would you waste a slot for an ice type when you can have a water type with an ice type move?

[@lupvirga]

Here's the thing, Gyms are about testing the trainer. I personally think you SHOULD BE constantly swapping pokemon, loosing sometimes and such. you shouldn't be TRYING to be undefeatable, you need to be a wall that trainers need to be able to climb over.

[@shumanbeans]

Yeah, I don't like how the game made him so focused on winning. Maybe if you could somehow see snippets of the trainers adventure, it would feel more rewarding. I would be proud if a trainer who initially struggle to win the medal, eventaully became champion.

[@jhash2625]

I was just thinking the same thing, gyms are a goal for trainers to overcome

[@goodtimesgivecancer1]

A gym based off of endeavor quick attack arons would be a good wall to trainers who only teach attacking moves (or no multihit moves)

[@Spooglecraft]

yeah, that's what put me off about how this game handled it as well. in the anime, it's even shown that gym leaders pick out their pokemon according to how many badges their current opponent has. we just don't experience it like that in the games because the journey and gym progression there is pretty linear.

[@comandantegorrion7271]

Part of the problem is the way that the level scaling works, which means that unless you catch a bunch of low-level Pokémon in the early game, you are very quickly not going to be able to find anything under level 30 which kinda sucks when the bread and butter of trainers coming to your gym are hovering in the low to mid 20s and you’ve accidentally power leveled your starter to like 48, so the only Pokémon that you can catch are in the high 40s and low 50s

[@adamori8207]

Can you imagine if Pokemon pulled a Super Mario Maker and made a game where you could customize your own gym, your leader's look to include all ages and types, add and edit trainers, including tiles for things like ice and directional mats to make custom puzzles....and having your leader interact with other gym leaders, team threats, and even be on the other side of a group of new trainers' Pokemon journey? With the switch to 3d (among other reasons) I don't think it would ever happen, because it's only feasible in a 2D-style with sprites and a grid-style like RPG Maker allows. But I'd still play the hell out of that game.

[@Petrico94]

Pretty cool concept, I think they could make it harder like expecting you to lose some matches. Maybe see some early trainers with trash pokemon but occasionally you get actual protagonists who have leveled starters, or it's just an endless gauntlet until you do lose. Still a neat idea for a story and town manager.

[@ConnorBlake180]

I'd love to have a more in depth look at the regional variants, I've always loved the concept of a pokemon evolving differently because of its environment

[@Robert53area]

That's the issue with this mod, is there is actually very few pokemon in the game. There is less than 100 pokemon in the game that are catchable.. But there is some all the way up to sun and moon in the game.

[@ivanrojt1862]

I see the creator is fan of miyazaki, in the way its like this "okey, so no problem with tutorial? Good good, now i will rack up difficulty curve so you will stomped to humbleness again you scrub"

[@varelasensei]

I just finished a playthrough a couple of months ago with Flying type, and I had Gligar as my starter. It was challenging to build a monotype(ish) team with an already limited pool of Pokemon, but eventually it made me appreciate the Pokemon I could use for gym battles a lot. Minior for example is a pokemon I never would have used before and yet it won me a lot of fights.

[@takemikazuchi5191]

Tell me about it. This is the only game I used magneton and surprisingly it won me alot of battles. And I was using shieldon as my first pokemon.

[@wizendwolf]

I played as the ghost gym leader and...it was rough for the first couple of days. Ghost types vs normal types makes for very slow battles XD

[@umbrawatch4973]

I'm currently living my best dark-type gym life. It's a bit of a run-around to find all the good early dark types, but I managed to land a sableye, a Zorua, An umbal Chinchou and a pawniard so far!

[@ColetheFlame01]

nice finds. you can fill in the last two with dark pulse users if needed thankfully since dark types are tricky to find sadly.

[@umbrawatch4973]

@@ColetheFlame01 yeah, rn i have all 6 with a scrafty and my skuntank but I'm hunting for a sandile and a dark pulse user to round everything out!

[@ColetheFlame01]

@@umbrawatch4973 nice. I will say Steel is really strong except for the boss fights cause they all have fire and ground type moves on their teams galore. its honestly kind of annoying but just over level and anything is beatable as usual haha. good luck with your run btw, I wish you the best of luck.

[@dazz89stevo]

I'm also a dark type leader. Rocking with Houndoom, Greninja, Honchkrow, Scrafty, Bisharp and Gengar with Dark pulse (did have Sableye for full dark typing but its stats werent good so swapped out).

[@briancastiglione3887]

@@dazz89stevo how do u evolve murkrow?

[@Pixilm8]

Super awesome video, glad to have worked on it with you!

[@poke2981]

Poison such a cool underestimated type

[@semda9245]

This concept is super amazing. If only gamefreak had the guts to shake up their formula and make a cool game like this!

[@1llusionLeaf]

Grass type every day!

[@sillerbarly4927]

I would be a steel type gym leader with clockwork inspired designs and puzzles

[@TheSphero]

Grass is my favorite type, though Rock, Dark, and Normal are all tied for second place. Rock especially would be so much fun for this; Movie Monster is my favorite theme team, and a fair amount of options share a rock typing, so the additional collective theme beyond just type feels more 'complete' for a gym. Poison and Flying are surprisingly good options in that regard too. Ghost is also a really fun idea too... too many choices!

[@Superbrolako2808]

I loved this game as a poison type gym leader, very good story although a slow early game and great features glad you played it

[@aidenpyralis804]

mayor must have never heard of blaine or wattz if he thinks he's too old to be a gym leader

[@kaosuhime]

I played through a few times now, my first/second run and ult fave is still fairy! thanks for sharing, that secret house that gave you a starter was one that I missed 👍🏼

[@kroboquag1611]

I love this fangame, so glad you're playing it!

[@SweetHeart-life]

Fire all the way. I always have to pick firetype since I started playing Pokémon gold. It’s like my tradition. That being said I would love to break the traditional gym and be a eevee evolution gym because I think could be cool concept, even though I know not part of gym.

[@David_the_Psalmist]

I was a normal type gym leader when I played this. As much as I loved it, I wish I could have run with Tauros, PorygonZ, and Ambipom. Those are my favorite normal types.

[@t.j.helming5534]

I very much enjoy "This gym of mine", but I keep getting myself into glitches/game freezes/and story plot skips... however even though I have yet to finish the story yet after quite a few attempts, that doesn't change the fact that I keep playing and having lots of fun!! My 1st run was a fighting gym and am currently doing my own ground gym run. Some of the minor changes and alterations like: restrictive pokedex; wild encounter leveling; regional variants; etc. took some time for me to adjust to but overall> this game has lived (to the most part) up to my imaginations expectations!!

[@GreekHusky73]

I would like to see the main series games adopt a gym mechanic like this. Maybe heading up a gym on a lower or lowest tier league and building it up and advancing up a tier system. Kind of like how the Uk has different tiered leagues for soccer/football.

[@QJCosmic]

Didn’t know we had that in common 😂 I love Ground types, and I started recording this recently 😅 great video

[@99baking]

I would definitely be a grass type pokemon, purely because Turtwig is my all time favorite pokemon. As a fun playthrough though, I think steel, ice, ghost, and fairy would all be fun

[@BeardedSockHub]

I'd enjoy being a water type gym leader. There are some solid double-typed water pokemon that covers both stab and tank role fairly efficiently

[@ivorycxxxx]

Played through dragon type before playing this, and it was so fun. They didn’t expect me to get surf or fly though, so it was fun breaking the game too.

[@nerabon8138]

Erika has always been a favourite of mine, from the TCG cards to the manga. I would defo show love to grass mons!

[@rayyaninspookymonth1630]

I've always wanted to be a Normal type Gym leader since i love Normal types, with a team of, Grafaiai, Lopunny, Staraptor, Snorlax, Porygon-Z, and ace Smeargle.

[@thunderousavenger2382]

You, you my man of culture. You understand the versatility and usefulness of normal types. Just like i do. I came to appreciate and heavily respect them ever since the pokemon unbound inverse normal type gym. My favourite type now. Before i had none. I love normal types due to their insane coverage and versatility. You absolute lad. (As a side note, eevee, choice band (hell choice scarf can work aswell if u prefer speed), adaptability, return hehe. I love this lil thing its a menace)

[@nintonintendo1]

Just a quick correction, ROCK types get the spdef boost under the sandstorm, not ground types. Also, at the start of the video, you showed a rock gym leader.

[@wadsupdudes]

But lots of ground types are also rock types so he might of meant that

[@willofthewinds3222]

​@wadsupdudes Rhyhorn line, Geodude line, Onix, and 2 mons in the Larvitar line. There are more Water/Rock types then there are Rock/Ground. We've never gotten a single fully evolved Rock-Ground after gen 1 that wasn't Rhypherior

[@Rixec2]

I'm going through with an Ice team, and I am totally doing awesome with my favorite type. Even the gym challenger with the over leveled Lairon lost to them, though, it was a close fight.

[@artag5737]

I'd like to be either a Ghost, Water, Grass or Fairy type gym leader. Those types are my personal favorites. My ace would be a Chandelure for Ghost Swampert for Water Lurantis for Grass Mimikyu for Fairy

[@mossdude9594]

This makes me very proud to have beaten Edgar on my first try, and having done it with Bug Gym

[@liquidSAusage8900]

Gamefreak should do this. After completing the main story in a pokemon game.. you become a gym leader and battle random trainers at max level giving players more options than just shiny hunting...

[@Brokenscam]

I would be a poison type, because it is my favourite type, and I love the monstrous like designs that most of them have.

[@avidclown]

I'd be an ice or ghost type gym leader. Always had a soft spot for ice types.

[@MirageUchiha]

That was coo. Thanks for sharing!

[@reapercarl5047]

This is 1 of the best concepts ive ever seen for a pokemon game

[@sinfall5280]

Nintendo can even promote this concept by hosting gym leader specific tournaments to crown a gym leader of each type around the world. Not sure how balance would work but the idea is there.

[@alexanderrudolph9649]

I started playing this at some point and with the "rarer" types its really hard to even get started i think my starter was around level 21 when i finally managed to get 3 dark type pokemon or ones that werent dark type and could use shadow ball... great idea but theres also some Q.o.L changes needed

[@deviantgazer4626]

I would 100% be a normal type gym leader. Though I'm not entirely sure what the rest of my gym would be themed after

[@Aurirang]

I'd probably go for steel or fairy types. I thought about taking poison, but getting walled by steel types that usually also know some kinda ground type move is not fun. Steel types usually have decent movepools or bulk to make up for a lack of it. Fairies are powerful in general

[@stuffingtonjfluffypantsiii]

On my 3rd playthrough of This Gym Of Mine. First time I was Flying Type. 2nd was Water Type this time I went Fire. My victory catch phrase as the flying type leader was GO TEAM SKY!

[@kingwuxavyx1631]

definitely gonna be the ghost type leader loooool it's got such good options

[@Fr0styGuru]

They should've had a level cap in place that rose with gym ranks, because fighting level 5s with level 10+ Pokemon doesn't really give the trainers a chance at winning and thus making the role of gym leader pointless if no one is even able to receive badges. Also allows for strategy building.

[@sallyfoote2035]

I’m going played as a fighting type gym leader for full on my spiritual awakening every single trainer comes in my gym right now

[@animezing2133]

I would absolutely be a psychic type gym master! This game looks fun.

[@Gentledude.]

this thumbnail and editing is great dude, love it!

[@Zwigg0]

Nothing compared to the one and only gentledude 🫡

[@Gentledude.]

@@Zwigg0 stop it you

[@A3STH3T1CS]

This game has just one of the coolest concepts in the series. And also explains why Brock's so weak in Red/Blue and so strong in Gold/Silver

[@DesX42S]

I always wanted to be a rock type gym leader with a team entirely made up of fossil pokemon. I just don't want to be the first gym leader of the region.

[@trevorweisberg8470]

God damn, this is the exact idea I had years ago complete with reputation loss if you're too easy or too hard to beat. I'm definitely giving this game a try now.

[@MEME_STATION988]

19:44 wow what a great strategy 😂😂

[@Brutalyte616]

I am torn between the two great loves of my life; Ghost-types and Fighting-types. On the one hand, Ghost is one of the stronger types and I respect the creepy and tragic aesthetic and lore of Ghost-types more than any other. On the other hand, I love the spirit of Fighting-types, representing the drive to better yourself and overcome adversity, to the point where seeing a pure Fighting-type trainer overcome the type weaknesses that have plagued them since Gen 1 has always been a fantasy of mine when it comes to Pokemon. I mean if Bruno taking on an Onix with his bare hands doesn't get you hyped, nothing will.

[@Septyl]

I played this game with a ghost type team and it was really fun. The early game was nearly impossible because of all the dark types and the limited encounters, but it's manageable. You can make a pretty stacked team with ghosts in this game too.

[@Aleph3575]

Ghost is tough but unlike some other types, the game is pretty rewarding as a Ghost Trainer. I think Misdreavous becomes a fire type as well upon evolving AND the game adds a third evolution for it that is based on affection, so you can get a pretty early Tier 3 fully evolved Misdreavous with Ghost/Fire typing fairly early in the game.

[@Goob79269]

@@Septyl how do i play on mobile is it possible

[@ColetheFlame01]

@@Goob79269 I don't think it is, the game is focused almost exclusively with keyboard keys and using the Arrow keys to move sadly.

[@josephcotton2550]

I'm a big believer in fighting types are solely for martial artists

[@matthewarcher3024]

Love how the starting music is from Persona 4 ❤😂

[@Angorrior]

i didnt know that sandstorm bonus effect all my years playing pokemon :o

[@Ohnf4ce]

I felt that little Isaac joke so much :D

[@Grikspi]

i played as a water trainer, i still ghave that save and play it to this day !, and i just realised i made the save, today

[@anshpaul7087]

Loved the game with electric gym. I am on my 4th run with grass.

[@MSOGameShow]

Definitely gonna try this game and be a Dark type leader.

[@emilymatthews2990]

If I were a gym leader I would be a steel specialist. Mainly because steel resists mostly everything and has high defenses so I could wall my opponents and really get under their skin. Steel is my favorite type too.

[@AmongusBalls65]

I wanna be a electric steel poison or water gym leader tbh

[@Jhakri_]

The pokemon city builder where you are the gym leader would be the best official game ever

[@MRBlRB94]

Been playing Pokémon since blue on my gameboy pocket back in like '99 or 2000, and I just learned that you get a 50% special defense boost in a sandstorm -_-. I already liked ground Pokémon but this made me like them even more lmao

[@jamiebrinkhuijsen6059]

Dragon gynleader I am with a charizard ☺️ Btw you could have gotten a Mudkip early from the lady in the single house instead of that squirtle 😅

[@unrandom7543]

what are the questions you have to answer?

[@jamiebrinkhuijsen6059]

@@unrandom7543 water and no.3

[@Rose-yx6jq]

I would run a grass-type gym. And I mean like one from the anime. Like, it has a freakin greenhouse in it. Also outside of the battlefield, all fire types with open flames have to remain in their ball. For safety reasons I mean there's trees everywhere.

[@TonySilvey13]

My friends and I have always talked about what kind of gym we'd have. This is such a fun game

[@VoltLuke1]

that questionaire the lady that gave u the squirtle is basically asking u what region 1-8 what type and then u get the corresponding started so u could of gottena mudkip

[@alaranarmstrong3718]

The pacing on the story seems almost breakneck lmao. A few days in between these rank up events to build your town would probably be a welcome addition

[@fesgaming3718]

Love this game! I played as steel, and as such, won many fights I should not have. I think I only ever lost once, with an extra hard gym girl as my gym guy.

[@beatzdyer]

Which starter did you pick? From one steel enthusiast to another.

[@usedpidemo]

Only Rock types get a 1.5x SpDef boost from Sandstorm, not Ground types. Hate to say it, but it had to be done. I’d love to be a Normal leader, they have great coverage and overall solid Pokemon at any position from 1-8.

[@noahoverlord]

W video ngl, keep up the good work!

[@cookiechan4446]

I wish there was another pokemon fangame like this one, I loved it :(

[@Vile_Oreo]

I did a run of this a couple months ago as a steel leader starting with ferroseed. My end team was Ferrothorn, Aegislash, Aggron, Magnezone, Metagross, Empoleon (I wanted a scizor but didn't know about trade evolutions just evolving with level up in this game) The mayor's dusclops gave me a surprising amount of trouble. I'm pretty sure it's got an eviolite, it spams curse, and he spams full restores on it.

[@gbadsrom]

I love this one, I chose dark and am having a blast

[@47bne]

zwiggo: forgets the word for taxes, "reminds me of rollercoaster tycoon, 10/10"

[@stevenkhemraj]

I would love to play through this as fighting type

[@MENTALTAKEDOWN]

For the regional variants, most were around a 4/10 at best. But that Nidoking is SICK! Looks vanilla

[@chubbyboigamingz437]

I ahve been looking for these type of game since a year 😂😂

[@Fadez67]

Dark gym with these Pokémon, Mightyena, Spiritomb, Pangoro, Greninja, and my favorite pokemon ever, Absol

[@eclipsesaber5954]

Personally, I would be a Steel type gym leader. Since there have been so few gym leaders of this typing I played this game with said type and it was a lot of fun.

[@RashidEntity]

Too busy playing Cassette Beasts but if I had time I'd totally do a mono steel type gym.

[@astercat49]

I’d probably go with Dark or Dragon (I know, pretty generic, but I don’t care). Though I definitely think Normal type has a lot going for it.

[@onebrickyboi14]

Normal type was fun, I also did flying type

[@achingjack]

lol love how your like goals are always super low. it's a fun bit

[@AnaharUddin-zw2is]

Yeah it sounds Useful

[@aaliyahblackford2992]

Fire type gym leader would be so fun!!😊

[@bricbrok5550]

Water or fighting is my personal favorite

[@nomercymegalo4838]

I played as a Dragon-Type Gym Leader and had a blast with this game; I even managed to get high leveled Pokémon based on the LV Grinding I did with the Blissey Trainer. Overall this game was pretty addicting as I managed to become pretty much unbeatable but the most challenging trainer in this game had to be, of course, the Hiker with a freaking Tyranitar as that pokemon was pretty much a huge tank

[@Aleph3575]

Idk some of those late game story battles are fucking rough. Edgar with his team of pseudo-legendaries can be a pain for even an overleveled team, not to mention losing to him is an instant-game over with no retry. The final story boss is alright, but I'd say the real hardest enemy is the secret trainer at the very end of the game with a full level 99 team (Level 100 causes the game to crash for some reason).

[@ColetheFlame01]

fun fact about that tyranitar, it only knows Thrash and Sandstorm apparently. how do I know? cause my first 3 times fighting him I won everytime with an Aegislash. I expected to get one shot by an Earthquake or Stone Edge even but nope. He just Sandstorms when its down and just kept trying to use Thrash.

[@arohikrishnaagrawal6210]

I played as a dark type gym leader loved it

[@Quailmeat]

bug-type, people may say weak but i love'em

[@Thunderjpg]

On 8.18 , you gave the answer 1 to the question 1-6. That represent generation. After that you choose beach so she give you squirtle, gen 1’s beach pokemon😂

[@abdelkaderabuagla65]

This game looks fun. I think I’d pick Dragon type so I could use dragonite. However Swampert and Toeterra are kick ass teammates.

[@ydr0078]

I'd choose Ice, I have a fondness for the Icy Boys and snow is my favorite thing in the world. It has great pokemon too altough very hard to use niches.

[@krislegionau4997]

I'd be a normal type gym leader because i love the pokemon it has to offer. The MAJORITY of my favorites are normal types at this point

[@ywnchrisgaming85]

1:17 he jinxed himself, i'm callin it.

[@ywnchrisgaming85]

11:04 i knew it.