PYRODOOM'S PROFILE

So, it's OK to start making Temples? I have an idea for a Temple, though it may not work.
Ice/Sand Temple(Don't know what it would be called). If that isn't a good idea, I could probably split the ideas and let someone else do one of them.

I love Legend of Zelda, but I've only ever beaten Spirit Tracks.
I am joining, and have ideas for a temple. It may appear in either the Gerudo Desert or Lake Hylia(since Zora's Domain may not work out). My only problem with the idea is that I don't have a name for it.
As you know, I'm talking about temples here, so it would be a temple area. It may be late game though.

So, in our modern day with Zelda, you include Skyloft but the story is still as simple as an old NES game? I understand there isn't that much you can do in SMBX, but come on! We can do better! :3 Good thing it's up for discussion.

Solution: Well practice your magic, and make their car explode. Rinse and repeat for each car that seems to appear out of nowhere. Also leave out the blanket, you have to make it obvious you have magic. It's not a magic trick you know!

Problem: Someone with magic keeps exploding my cars! I've gone through 500 cars this month and I only have 1 million dollars left! Help me!!!

author=kentona
If you have been paying attention, you will realize that there are no more spots left, and all new submissions that get accepted are being placed on a "waitlist". There are no guarantees any of these pokeymons on the waitlist will make the game.

Oh...so I'm fucked, right?

author=Ratty524

author=pyrodoom
I looked at the move set for the two fighting psychic Pokemon Adobe, and I know I'm overdoing it. Learning new moves stops at about lv70 and between level 1 and level 70, there is a lot of moves to learn. Funnily enough, there are also very few manual moves.

Most Pokemon that learn anything past around 65 are typically psuedo-legendaries or true legendary Pokemon. As far as what point you want to stop learning moves, consider also the level at which your pokemon needs to reach for its final form. If that pokemon needs to be at like, level 52 to reach the fully evolved form, for instance, then moves slightly past level 70 is okay.

Oh and don't feel like you need to be too sparse with manual moves! Heck, there are some moves I listed that EVERY pokemon in the game can learn (such as Protect or Secret Power), so it wouldn't be offensive to see them in submissions. Just make sure it makes sense with your design, I don't want to see a quadreped with Dynamic Punch, or a base stage pokemon with Hyper Beam.

I plan for my first Pokemon to not have any evolution or extra form, and I actually didn't know of the moves all Pokemon can learn, I'll look into that. Mainly, when I make the design, I'll look into its moves and see if there on some things I can take out based off the design. Two design ideas: German shepherd with wings, or a large flamingo with 1 huge leg and a large wingspan. Those are just the basic ideas.