AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I'm being completely honest when I say that I did a little pop flyin'-dance when PMD came out. I swiftly purchased Red Rescue, and I enjoyed it. A lot. I L-O-V-E dungeon RPGs.

Lulz, I guess PKMNDEOT/D could be annoying, but it's fair to say it was interesting. I can't say having a delibird is smart, for it has PRESENT. My partner's Cheek-O-Bacon, spamming energy ball was getting out of hand.

I think in this game you actually have to learn PROTECT. Dialga. Roar of Time. ULTIMATE, SPAMMED ATTACK.

Bulbasaur knows Protect. So far it has yet to really help against Dialga. ._. Modtly because it's my partner that dies from that attack all the freakin' time.

Your partner is, hmm? Anyway, Cheek-o-Bacon was effin' lucky to be surviving an attack. Even though the second time she died. But that's why they made REVIVER SEEDS :awesome:

I had a reviver seed until the game decided to get rid of it randomly when I quicksaved. daisies you, game. Make me lose all my items.

I thought they only did that when you lose all your items. Or maybe the game hates you.

Randomly thinking, I still hate monster houses. The only way I can get past them is with the FOE-FEAR ORB. :awesome: Surprisingly items are useful in the game when you thinkz.[/spoiler]

I beat a monster house once, even with a level seven client. I was like level thirty-five though and in Amp Plains, though. >> I never did beat another monster house again. Even though my partners sat back and did nothing while three other pokemans ganked me.

I will never forgive them.

On the contrary, there was one time where there was a Monster house with a pond in it. I'm a Tote-O-Dye-el, see, and so I secured myself in the pond, where no one could attack me :awesome: Cheek-o-Bacon had to fend them off by herself, she wasn't that bad. I used ranged attacks like a cheap b-tard, being able to defeat the monster house with few casualties.

Of course, when I know I couldn't win, I RAN. ESCAPE ORB sometimes.

There's actually an extremely easy way around Dialga if you're a Pikachu. Wear a Special Band. Have the following moveset:

Thunderbolt/Thundershock/Thunder
Thunder Wave
Quick Attack (I used the latter.)
Discharge/Double Team/Agility (Depends on your stats. Low Defense = EVASIVE NEEDS.)
My moveset is in bold, except if there's one choice, so you already know I have that one blah blah long sentence.

Set your partner's IQ so the IQ Skill "Exclusive Move-User" is on (other IQ Skills can still be on and is recommended). Checkmark your partner's strongest move that has a STAB bonus (it's okay if there isn't any, even if that doesn't make any sense at all, you dumdum), and uncheck the rest of the moves. Give your partner a Special Band if you didn't already.

Use Thunder Wave. If it doesn't work, use it again. Once Dialga is paralyzed, your partner will attack with the move you set it to. Use Agility/Double Team to buff you/your partner up. If Dialga becomes unparalyzed, use Thunder Wave again. You should attack using Thunderbolt, Thunder, and/or Discharge if you get the chance. Dialga will be downed quickly if you keep doing that.

If your partner is alsolutely weak in Special Defense/Defense/HP/everything and can learn ranged attacks, set your partner's tactic to "Get away from here" for one turn. Your partner will then have a 2 or 3 out of 7 chance of getting in the right ranged attack position, depending on if you set them to use Quick Attack or a move like that (which requires you to set their IQ Skill "Nontraitor" if they have it if they land up behind you). On the second turn, set your partner to the Tactic "Wait there". They will still attack from their position. Even if they end up in the wrong place, you can give them some Gravelerocks or Geo Pebbles to throw from their other position (unless if they walk right next to Dialga, in which case, you have bad luck). It works.

So, to all you people saying your partner's a brainless twit, remember that you can have tight control over them if you can control their IQ Skills, moves, and Tactics correctly.

By the way, I am a rat. A Pikachu, to be specific. :awesome:

Too long to quote, KTHXWE.

Anyhoo, I only set one thing for my partner. I made it RUN AWAY from the fight with Dialga. So it was just me and Dialga. :awesome: He got pwned though with the awesome fury of FOCUS PUNCH!

I could've made cheek-o-Bacon help like the way you said rat-man, but I don't wanna waste reviver seeds. Reviver seeds are your best friend. Being a Tote-o-dye-el is helpful, since it has resistance to Metal Claw, the second thing Dialga spams.

Fixed.

What level was your partner? You could have made Chikorita run off in one direction so Razor Leaf hits Dialga... or am I the only one who actually trains? [/b]

Mm, vaguely I could remember in the mid-30s. Lik 34,35,36, maybe. It was like a couple months ago when I beat him. Besides, Cheeky has Energy Ball :awesome: But it doesn't do well against Steel and Dragon. And what do you mean "actually trains"? I thought it was more fun battling at the levels I was on.

Math time! 1.5*1=1.5,1.5\2=.75,.75\2=.375. LOW DAMAGE.

WIDE SLASH, FOO'. TEACH HER WIDE SLASH.

Well, sorry, I didn't even know there was such a TM move....If you say it then I never found it. Only vacuum cut is the only TM Dungeon move I know. To fend of a Luxio gang.

Ah. That's what I did, too, to make up for the lack of Discharge at the time.

Most people find Wide Slash to be a rare Dungeon TM, but I've found lots of 'em. I think you can get it as a Wonder Mail reward.