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[a_sin_for_him]

[Lust looks less than pleased and bordering on frustrated. Behind her can be seen a slinky Glameow teasing a perplexed looking Spheal, rubbing affectionately against the rounder Pokemon and then swatting him at random. A Jigglypuff keeps attempting to push its way onscreen, in front of Lust. She pushes Chanteuse away every few moments, with less and less gentle delicacy each time.]

Does anywhere know where to find any intimidating looking Pokemon? I have a children's carnival act following me everywhere I go now.

[It's ridiculous.]

Not that I don't appreciate them all, of course. [Another firm to shove to keep her Jigglypuff from blocking her] But I'd like to have something a bit more imposing to throw out in battle.

Or imposing at all.

[Forget philosophy and musings on the nature of her existence for a moment, she just wants anything that doesn't look like a stuffed animal come to life.]

Comments

[AUDIO]

[glaciates]

[Hey, Lust. Sorry about the fact that this is audio-only, but Isaac doesn't really like to put his face out there for the network to see. He's a bit paranoid.]

Some intimidating Pokémon aren't all that good. It also depends on what types you're looking for. I don't know all of the Pokémon, but I can give you some suggestions if you're looking for anything specific.

[AUDIO]

[a_sin_for_him]

Rock and Steel are where I'm starting. Really, it's just for appearances sake. Whatever abilities and skills come along with a bit of intimidation are second.

A good trainer can work with any Pokemon and whip it into something worth battling.

sorry I'm so slow

[glaciates]

That's definitely true. I don't have much experience with Rock or Steel-types, but if you're looking for dual types, Omastar and Kabutops are both useful. They're both Rock and Water-types and they're both intimidating looking. I guess they're a little on the small side though. Maybe a Steelix would be what you're looking for? It's a Steel and Ground-type, I think.

it's okay, so am I!

[a_sin_for_him]

I'll have to look into them all. I'm considering adopting, it's probably wise to have a long list of potentials in mind.

I appreciate the suggestions.

[glaciates]

Adopting is a good way to go too; there are plenty of powerful Pokémon in there, but you've got to meet certain requirements to adopt them. It's definitely worth looking into.