W-What are they doing?Playing PokemonShiritori.Shiritori!
Japanese word game where players must say a word that begins with the last syllable of the last word. E.g. player 1 says "ringo" (apple), player 2 must say a word beginning with "go", and so on. If someone says a word ending in "n" (e.g. "men"), they lose because no Japanese word begins with that sound.O-oh...Cinccino... Nosepass... Scyther... Pineco... Maractus...Chirachiino, Nozupasu, Sutoraiku, Kunugidama, and Marakacchi in Japanese.These six numbers are a Pokemon's Base Stats. They're internal statistics specific to each species that determine the general potential of that species' performance before and after training. They're meant to reflect the idea that, for example, the fastest human runner couldn't outrun the slowest healthy cheetah.
The stats are listed here in the normal order of HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, and Speed.
Shiritori!
Japanese word game where players must say a word that begins with the last syllable of the last word. E.g. player 1 says "ringo" (apple), player 2 must say a word beginning with "go", and so on. If someone says a word ending in "n" (e.g. "men"), they lose because no Japanese word begins with that sound.
O-oh...
Cinccino... Nosepass... Scyther... Pineco... Maractus...Chirachiino, Nozupasu, Sutoraiku, Kunugidama, and Marakacchi in Japanese.
These six numbers are a Pokemon's Base Stats. They're internal statistics specific to each species that determine the general potential of that species' performance before and after training. They're meant to reflect the idea that, for example, the fastest human runner couldn't outrun the slowest healthy cheetah.
The stats are listed here in the normal order of HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence, and Speed.
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