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[usedtelekinesis]

[The Psyduck turns on the Pokégear when he runs around to squirt Nagi's new little Piplup for no good reason. Piplup, in turn, squirts him right back until Psyduck gets a headache. Once Nagi comes into view, he faintly smiles at the two little birds.]Since they turned it on, I may as well ask this -- does anyone here focus on a type like the gym

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[usediceshard]

I had considered it for some time; at the moment, many of my own are either ice and water or ghost-types.

[usedtelekinesis]

What's interesting about ghosts?

[usediceshard]

From what I've seen, they have few weaknesses. And both of mine have particular moves that are quite useful in a difficult battle.

[usedtelekinesis]

I see.

[usediceshard]

Unfortunately, I've found their personalities can be somewhat hard to deal with. [Sigh.]

Not that they're difficult to train, merely a bit too...playful may be the right word.

[usedtelekinesis]

Some probably like the playful nature.

[Nagi has enough of "playful", which is probably obvious from the Pokémon playing squirt tag in the background.]

[usediceshard]

I'd imagine some would. I've learned to tolerate it, myself.

[usedtelekinesis]

I'm trying to do the same.

[usediceshard]

I had a Psyduck for some time, myself. Though I've not seen the other one before, what exactly is it?

[usedtelekinesis]

It's a Piplup. They apparently evolve into much larger, more powerful penguin Pokémon.

[usediceshard]

The harmless-looking ones do seem to get more powerful as they go along. Psyduck in particular surprised me, I have to admit.

[usedtelekinesis]

[Meanwhile, this Psyduck trips over a rock.]

Are they that much better as Golducks? Mine still has a dozen or so levels to go before it gets there.

[usediceshard]

In the case of my own, I noticed she seemed a bit more agile and far less, er... Clueless.

[usedtelekinesis]

That's good to know.