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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 10: Gen 1 Normal vs. Gen 9 Dark |
| Inviso 04/24/24 7:17:37 PM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Today's match brings in another Gen IX wild card, although this one managed to look a lot strong in the preliminaries as the highest placing wild card seed. It's also the only remaining Dark-type after Gen II's complete dismissal. However, it faces strong competition in terms of Gen I Normal, although Normal itself proved to be one of the less enthusiastic days of the preliminary rounds. As such, this match-up could be a real coin flip. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/24/24 7:16:00 PM #15 | Man, you guys make me sad. Yesterday's match almost ended with the first doubling of the contest (when even Gen VI Fairy avoided a doubling against Gen I Poison). I knew it was an uphill battle, but still, Gen IX Fighting deserved better, and Gen III Dragon secured a solid 27-14 win.
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| Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D43 ft. Delphox, Ivysaur, Whirlipede, Samurott [PotY] |
| Inviso 04/24/24 6:58:57 PM #27 | NO RETREAT
+3 Delphox +2 Dewott +1 Ivysaur -1 Loudred -2 Landorus -3 Turtonator LIGHT SCREEN +3 Samurott +2 Archeops +1 Electabuzz -1 Wiglett -2 Chimecho -3 Gloom --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 9: Gen 3 Dragon vs. Gen 9 Fighting |
| Inviso 04/23/24 1:24:17 PM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Today's match sees one of the big three thirty-vote blowout victories from the preliminaries in Gen III's dragon roster, going big after two generations of Dragons being rare and limited. Meanwhile, they're facing off against a wild card (and one of Gen IX's only two entries in the field of 32) as Gen IX Fighting--my personal favorite generation for Fighting-types--looks to stay alive and prove it deserved to win the Fighting-types overall. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/23/24 1:10:26 PM #14 | Yesterday's match saw a handy win for Gen I Poison, but it still seems less than it could have been, facing off against Gen VI's Fairy wild card, yet not quite managing to score the kind of blowout this match-up should have warranted. Still, a 26-16 victory puts Gen I Poison into the Sweet Sixteen all the same.
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| Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D42 ft. Umbreon, Squirtle, Grookey, Dunsparce [PotY] |
| Inviso 04/23/24 10:33:57 AM #3 | SUPERSONIC
+3 Blaziken +2 Umbreon +1 Zeraora -1 Wartortle -2 Vanillish -3 Shellos SILK TRAP +3 Grookey +2 Grimmsnarl +1 Dunsparce -1 Brambleghast -2 Minun -3 Vullaby I don't want to give a plus to ANYTHING in this division. Meanwhile, I feel bad about not having enough plusses for Supersonic. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks Art Films: Sign-Ups + Future Planning |
| Inviso 04/23/24 10:31:26 AM #30 | rwlh posted...
Have you all picked new movies every time? Or has there been some overlap? We've largely avoided overlap up to this point. Though I think if we do some more specific list (directors/actors/etc.) we might have to repeat a couple. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 8: Gen 1 Poison vs. Gen 6 Fairy |
| Inviso 04/22/24 7:18:18 PM #8 | Giving this another day. Just...a little out of it today.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 25 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 5:14:31 PM #74 | Haruhi
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 25 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 4:12:23 PM #41 | Phantom
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/22/24 4:10:40 PM #205 | LinkMarioSamus posted...
I feel like I'd rank The Shining above but The Thing is more my kind of movie? However, like I said earlier I needed to watch The Shining twice to get into it and The Thing three times. The latter at least, feels like a movie that gets better with age. This is the most normal post you've ever made. More like these, please. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/22/24 3:54:52 PM #200 | Missing my write-up.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 25 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 3:18:59 PM #23 | unknown_duck posted...
Phantom For Haruhi, please. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 25 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 3:11:32 PM #9 | Trading for Haruhi, auto.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 25 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 3:11:20 PM #7 | LotGH
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/22/24 3:02:36 PM #191 | Predicting The Thing next to weasel some last minute casino money >_>
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| Topic | Electrode |
| Inviso 04/22/24 12:55:51 PM #6 | Fearow
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| Topic | PotY R1D41 ft. Rowlet, Zorua, Dusknoir, Zapdos [PotY] |
| Inviso 04/22/24 10:32:26 AM #4 | EARTHQUAKE
+3 Ninjask +2 Zorua +1 Rowlet -1 Cramorant -2 Skrelp -3 Gothita Holy crap this division is bad. Ninjask would be +1 at best in most divisions. INSTRUCT +3 Tauros +2 Zapdos +1 Drapion -1 Seaking -2 Dusknoir -3 Drizzile --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/22/24 8:33:12 AM #179 | I'm going to guess The Shining as my final prediction.
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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 8: Gen 1 Poison vs. Gen 6 Fairy |
| Inviso 04/22/24 7:51:09 AM #7 | Morning bump.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 24 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/21/24 12:11:54 PM #37 | Haikyuu
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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 8: Gen 1 Poison vs. Gen 6 Fairy |
| Inviso 04/21/24 11:18:55 AM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Today features the roster with the biggest blowout of the preliminaries, percentage-wise, as Gen I Poison seeks to exploit one of its rare few type advantages against the progenitor or the Fairy-type in Gen VI. Once again, Mega Evolutions may play a big part in deciding this match-up, but can the underdog pull off a victory? --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 24 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/21/24 11:13:30 AM #14 | LiquidOshawott posted...
for Haikyuu *thumbs up* --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 24 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/21/24 11:11:53 AM #4 | LotGH
Trading for Haruhi, auto. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/21/24 11:11:17 AM #13 | Gen V has had three matches in a row, with mixed results. This time, however, the sheer number of Pokemon on offer (to offset some of the duds) proved too much for Gen II Dark's admittedly-limited roster of six to overcome, as Gen V Fire wins in a 24-17 vote.
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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 7: Gen 2 Dark vs. Gen 5 Fire |
| Inviso 04/20/24 10:54:43 PM #7 | Ooops. Forgot about this. Guess I'll let it run until tomorrow morning.
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/20/24 3:41:26 PM #121 | It wasn't until re-reading my write-up that I realized this: Beetlejuice takes a very similar baseline plot to Hellraiser and just does it so much better. Admittedly, Beetlejuice's opening is much longer than the quick scene of crazy shit happening in Hellraiser, but still. Supernatural shit starts happening in a house following the introductory character/s being killed, and then the next thing you know, you have a meek father, his daughter, and her redheaded stepmother moving in. The stepmother is unhappy with the situation she finds herself in, the stepfather just wants to have everything be normal, and the key difference is that the lead female is far more proactive in her involvement with the story...even before she winds up summoning unspeakable malevolence into the world.
It's just funny how similar they are, but the tone is so varying that one is my fourth favorite and the other is my fourth least-favorite on the list. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 7: Gen 2 Dark vs. Gen 5 Fire |
| Inviso 04/20/24 3:27:08 PM #5 | Bump bump.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 23 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/20/24 2:32:49 PM #75 | Haruhi
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/20/24 1:50:11 PM #117 | Yeah, this really has been the worst one of these lists I've done. I have one movie left in my top THIRTEEN, going into the top five.
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| Topic | Save My Favourite Anime Series 11: Round 23 [SMFAS] |
| Inviso 04/20/24 1:32:44 PM #45 | 7th Time Loop
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/20/24 1:24:05 PM #113 | Thinking back on it, between this list and road comedies...a surefire way to be popular with Board 8?
Put Geena Davis in your movie. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Todays 4/20 is brought to you by plaindromes |
| Inviso 04/20/24 1:10:08 PM #3 | I prefer spicy dromes instead.
Just not Videodrome. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 7: Gen 2 Dark vs. Gen 5 Fire |
| Inviso 04/20/24 8:32:47 AM #4 | Pansear, Simisear, Heatmor, Larvesta, Darumaka and Reshiram are all bottom tier, and the Tepig/Pignite/Emboar line is one of the more mediocre Fire-type starter lines. Everything from Gen II is great, meanwhile.
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/19/24 5:55:31 PM #87 | Guessing Possession again, but it seems like whenever I go back to guessing one of the movies I want out, instead I lose something I liked. Here's hoping that trend ends.
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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 7: Gen 2 Dark vs. Gen 5 Fire |
| Inviso 04/19/24 5:54:31 PM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Today features our only Gen II roster to make the field by winning its type outright, or coming in second to secure a wild card position (Psychic just came up short of making the field.) It has its work cut out for it, however, as its relatively small roster faces off against the gargantuan (by comparison) Gen V Fire, both halves of which have already shown strength in this contest. Despite the seeding, this seems like it could be a David vs. Goliath story...but we'll just have to see how things turn out. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/19/24 5:46:45 PM #12 | Gen V Ground showed that there are enough people out there that like the rosters Ground has to offer, but in the end, Gen III Grass just proved too strong to overcome, securing victory in a 21-16 vote.
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| Topic | Pokemon of the Year R1D38 ft. Mew, Carvanha, Braixen, Salamence [PotY] |
| Inviso 04/18/24 11:48:00 AM #10 | WONDER ROOM
+3 Smeargle +2 Mew +1 Yanmega -1 Blacephalon -2 Finneon -3 Reshiram Holy crap this group is bad. G-MAX RAPID FLOW +3 Braixen +2 Manectric +1 Salamence -1 Sewaddle -2 Dreepy -3 Regigigas And then this one is actively worse. Manectric and Salamence get plusses by DEFAULT here. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 5: Gen 3 Grass vs. Gen 5 Ground |
| Inviso 04/18/24 8:30:09 AM #2 | Bump for the morning.
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - Pt. 2: 80s Revenge |
| Inviso 04/18/24 7:56:18 AM #15 | The Blob was my biggest snub.
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| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 5: Gen 3 Grass vs. Gen 5 Ground |
| Inviso 04/17/24 7:15:02 PM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Yesterday's match saw a Ground-type roster lose to a Gen V squad, but this time the Ground-type roster IS the Gen V squad. Gen V Ground had to win a tiebreaker to secure this wild card spot, and now it faces Gen III Grass, which scored such a big blowout against its competition that no other Grass roster made the wild card field. Will Ground make up for yesterday's loss and establish dominance of Gen V, or will Gen III Grass come out of the gate strong to represent Hoenn? --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/17/24 7:08:11 PM #10 | Gen I Ground a super effective match-up against Gen V Electric, complete with a higher seeding in its favor, but at the end of the day, through a close match-up, Gen V Electric came out on top in a 23-21 decision, which marks BOTH of the Electric rosters in this tournament making it into the sweet sixteen.
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - The Rankings |
| Inviso 04/16/24 5:07:03 PM #421 | Can we PLEASE eliminate more of the shitty art films before we go after a bunch of quality movies all in a row?
Hoping and praying for Henry, just to get more Vegas points. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 5: Gen 1 Ground vs. Gen 5 Electric |
| Inviso 04/16/24 5:05:51 PM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Yesterday's match saw Electric narrowly win out over Gen VI Steel, but will it be able to continue the streak against Gen I Ground, or will Gen I Ground score a second victory in a row, this time taking out our first instance of Gen V in the bracket? --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/16/24 5:01:30 PM #9 | FINALLY we had a close match-up as both Gen I Electric with its iconic mascot and other big names still found itself struggling against the power of Gen VI Steel's mega evolutions and the Aegislash line. It came down to a single vote, but Gen I Electric advances to face another set of mega evolutions in round two, by a score of 21-20.
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| Topic | Board 8 Watches and Ranks 80s Horror - The Rankings |
| Inviso 04/16/24 8:10:16 AM #408 | jcgamer107 posted...
Fright Night was a refreshing & meta take on vampire movies when it first came out, and still holds up pretty well today. It's somewhat of a parody but is also pretty damn scary, which is rare. Evil Ed reverting back from a wolf freaked me out as a kid, and Chris Sarandon plays the right blend of charming and sinister. Meanwhile Roddy McDowall's reluctant hero character is one the best 'good guys' in 80s horror. An evil car is like...the most reasonable and frightening cursed object possible. It's mobile on its own, and it's a multi-ton machine that kills people regularly when it's NOT cursed. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 4: Gen 1 Electric vs. Gen 6 Steel |
| Inviso 04/16/24 8:06:54 AM #7 | Bump for a little longer today.
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| Topic | Pokemon R1D36 ft. Sneasel, Zigzagoon, Vulpix, Farfetch'D [PotY] |
| Inviso 04/16/24 8:06:18 AM #6 | HYDRO CANNON
+3 Luxray +2 Sneasel +1 Zigzagoon -1 Hippopotas -2 Steenee -3 Mudbray LEAF TORNADO +3 Terrakion +2 Zoroark +1 Excadrill -1 Snorunt -2 Starly -3 Aromatisse --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type, DAY 4: Gen 1 Electric vs. Gen 6 Steel |
| Inviso 04/15/24 8:23:00 AM #1 |
I've done this style of poll contest once before, back in either Gen VII or Gen VIII, so why not try it again now? The rules are simple: each day, I'm going to post a poll for a given Pokemon typing, with each generation's roster of new Pokemon filling in that typing. You just need to look at what each generation had to offer, and select which generation you think brought the best new roster (for any reason; you could say that a single Pokemon was so good that it overwhelms everything else the generation spawned, or you could select a generation that may be more well-rounded that the one that created your personal favorite). At the end of the day, one generation will be crowned a champion (with potential tiebreakers if need be), and that generation will advance to a second round, where the eighteen winners, and fourteen strongest runner-ups will be sorted into a 32-entrant tournament to crown which generation produced the best overall roster of a single typing. The tournament has now begun. The discussion topic is here: https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/8-gamefaqs-contests/80744044 and the bracket is here: https://www.bracketmaker.com/tlist.cfm?tid=478370 Yesterday's match saw Gen VI pick up its first big victory of the entire contest, with Gen VI Dragon finally winning a day in a decent showing against Gen IV Ice. Today, it seems like Gen VI is looking for a similar story as their Steel-type wild card of a plethora of Megas attempts to dethrone Gen I's Electric roster, including the franchise's mascot itself. --- Touch fuzzy. Get fuzzier. Inviso |
| Topic | Best Pokemon Generation by Type: Tournament Discussion Topic |
| Inviso 04/15/24 8:15:26 AM #8 | Gen VI wasn't able to win a single typing, yet here, Gen VI Dragon manages a solid victory over Gen IV Ice (eliminating Ice from the tournament entirely, as yesterday saw the same with Rock). It's not quite up to the votals of the first two days, but it still wasn't close in a 29-16 vote.
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