Welcome to the world's best World. Hehe, I used world twice in one sentence with different meanings. Aren't I awesome? No need to answer that because I already know that I am. Anyways! This World is dedicated to Pokemon. I'm cool with anyone visiting or PMing me, but you must follow the following conditions.
1.You cannot PM me asking me for my personal information.
2.You cannot PM me asking me about inappropriate things.
3.You cannot PM me asking about my friends' personal information.
4.You cannot be rude while PMing me. This means insulting me, my likings and dislikings, or my friends and family.
There you go! Four simple rules to follow, if you break one or more of these rules once, I'll PM you asking to stop. If this happens again, I'll ban you from my World(s). I'll PM you if I ban you, and if you don't get the PM and can't get into my World, it's more than likely that I banned you. Well, I feel that I've been running a forum, now. Hope to find some new friends here although I've been here for about a year now. Remember that I'll be changing my avatar and wallpaper in this world if I possibly can.

Just thought I'd show a little bit of idiot comedy to show that I actually have a sense of humor when it comes to Pokemon. Seriously, I think that since the Diamond and Pearl series has come to the United States television, it went down the drain. It's apparent that the Pokemon Company is running out of ideas for new Pokemon designs. I mean, I have Pokemon Diamond Version, myself. And it's okay, just not all the best. It's just the anime of the Diamond and Pearl series that I worry about.
~Soloo

Done

I finished "Pokemon Ranger:Shadows of Almia" the other day (excluding catching Regigigas yet including the special missions you get over Wi-Fi) and decided to finish the first "Pokemon Ranger" game (I restarted it again, just so you know). Today, I found out that I like the sequel a lot more than the first spin-off. It's improved not only by automatically making you lift your stylus/Capture Styler once you capture the Pokemon, but it gives you more options to play around with. I don't know about you guys, but I'd say that making the "Pokemon Ranger" game a sequel was a brilliant idea by the company. What do you guys think?

~Soloo

Two

Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia is the sequel game to Pokemon Ranger, which came out in Japan on March 20, 2008. It is supposedly coming out to the U.S. on November 10, 2008. It's a single player game for the Nintendo DS, is rated E for Everyone, and is also Wi-Fi compatible. This game takes place in a new region called Almia (go figure), and in a town called Vien Town, which has a forest called-you guessed it-Vien Forest. The other towns in Almia are called Chikore Village and Pueru Town. The male character's Japanese name is Hajime while the female character's Japanese name is Hitomi. The offending team's name in this game is called Team Yamiyami.

The selection of Partner Pokemon has risen from two (depending on your character) to seventeen. Those Partner Pokemon being Starly, Pachirisu, Munchlax, Kricketot, Croagunk, Mime Jr., Cranidos, Sheildon, Chimchar, Sneasel, Snover, Misdreavus, Machop, Piplup, Turtwig, Hippopotas, and Gible. You can only have one Partner Pokemon with you at a time though, and sixteen of those Pokemon are to be captured using subquests. The only Pokmon that aren't caught for subquests are Kricketot, Croagunk, and Mime Jr. Each of these Pokemon have a different PokeAssist type.

There are cards that you can use to upgrade your Capture Styler. There are Attack Cards and Styler Enhancement Cards. You can use up to two cards at a time during each battle between every different defending Pokemon.

Attack Cards-These cards will make the defending Pokemon's attacks (such as Grass-type attacks from Bulbasaur) lower their power to keep your Capture Styler from being hurt as bad as you would without the cards. Basically a card used to downgrade the defending Pokemon's attacks. Although you'll have to be careful! For Pokemon like Celebi are Grass-type Pokemon but use Psychic-type attacks. So bascially, that means that the cards can't always be used depending on the Pokemon's type. You have to wait it out and figure out what the defending Pokemon's attack type is before you use a Capture Card and find out later that you wasted it due to the fact that the defending Dragonite uses Flying-type attacks instead of Dragon. Near the end of the game, you will recieve another Capture Card that will lower the defending Pokemon's attacks by another one point. I'm apparently not very good at explaining this at all so you'll just have to follow the link at the end of this post if you want to try to understand it any better.
Styler Enhancement Cards-These cards will allow you to upgrade your Capture Styler through various different ways. They are as followed.
Assist Time-Two cards that allow you to add to the time of your Pokemon's PokeAssists.
Long Line-Two cards that let you boost the length of your Capture Line by half it's original length.
Power Plus-Boosts the damage that the Capture Styler inflicts by three. Six if you use two of your cards.
Recovery-A card that will recover some of your lost health with every successful capture. One Hit Point (HP) if you use one card, and three Hit Points if you use two.
Strength-The website I'm referencing this information off of (www.serebii.net) only tells me that it raises your Capture Line's power. Which doesn't make much sense to me. I can't find any information about Capture Cards at www.bulbapedia.net so I'll just edit this paragraph later when I find out more about the Strength Styler Enhancement Card.
Combo Bonus-This Capture Card is almost the equivalent to the Strength Capture Card only that you have to make five loops around the defending Pokemon without getting hit or lifting your stylus if you want this Capture Card to work and that you can only use this card once in every battle with each defending Pokemon.
Energy Plus-Basically the same as the Recovery Capture Card only that it'll heal five Hit Points and that you don't have to capture any defending Pokemon (from what I've read about it). You can only use one card of this type at a time.

Normal, Steel, and Dragon-type Pokemon now have the ability of using their PokeAssists with your Capture Styler. Normal-types just turn the line green and upgrade the power of the Capture Line. Steel-types make the Capture Line able to throw out a ball of energy. If you touch the defending Pokemon with it, you'll inflict damage. Dragon-types will let you make a puddle with your Capture Styler, once the stylus is picked up, a large meteor will come down and cause damage to any defending Pokemon in the way of the puddle. Changes to existing PokeAssists have also been made. They are of the following.
Ice-If you roll the stylus around on the screen, a snowball will form. You have to flick the snowball like you usually would a Bug PokeAssist in Pokemon Rnager to afflict damamge and freeze the defending Pokemon.
Ground-By moving the stylus back and forth, you can create an earthquake which causes the Pokemon to stop attacking and moving to let you capture the defending Pokemon easier.
Bug-Drag the stylus on the screen to create a line of silk, which will catapult a glob of sticky silk at the defending Pokemon, paralyzing and damaging it.
Fighting-Makes the Capture Line damage the defending Pokemon with growing power by every loop around it.
Electric-Will create a large thunderbolt to crash down on the defending Pokemon if you touch the ground below it.
Dark-This PokeAssist will make puddle-like attacks (such as the Dragon PokeAssist) disappear with one single loop.
Psychic-You create a ring with a single loop using your Capture Styler. Smaller loops can then be flicked at the defending Pokemon from inside the larger loop to damage it.

Miscellanious-
You can help citizens in towns with non-story progressing missions. Although after doing sixty of these missions you can face Regigigas and capture it. The requirements are that and you have to have Regirock, Regice, and Registeel in your Team, too. You can ride on some Pokemon depending on your quest the and terrain where you are currently located. There are three Special Missions, the basic sequel to the Manaphy Egg Mission in Pokemon Ranger. These three missions will give you [another] Manaphy Egg, a Riolu knowing the attack Aura Sphere, and a Darkrai knowing the attack Dark Void. You can trade these three Pokemon over to your Diamond, Pearl, or Platinum Version games once you complete these three Special Missions if you have two Nintendo DS's and the four said games. You can repeat these three missions but can only trade the three featured Pokemon to your game once. There are also Extra Missions that contain the Pokemon Dialga, Palkia, and Shaymin in its Land Form. Although these are missions that seem to have some connection with the Special Missions, you cannot trade any of these three Pokemon to your Diamond, Pearl, or Platinum Version games. You can unlock these Special and Extra Missions via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection but only if there's a Pokemon Event going on. Riolu is the only Pokemon in the Special Mission that you'll have to fight in order to get (Darkrai does not count seeing as how you have to fight it in Story Mode) but you have to fight all three Pokemon in the Extra Missions.

I hope this post means anything to everyone who reads it (if anyone reads it) because I worked really hard on it. Hehe, I never knew I could read so much informational words in one day. ^^; All of the names and towns are in their Japanese names. I'll either create a new post or edit this one once I find out the English names for all of the current Japanese ones.

Links-
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pokemon_Ranger_2
http://www.serebii.net/ranger2/

~Soloo