Transform and Roll Out!

Or:
<Insert Old Klingon Proverb About Revenge Here>

Part One~Part Two

Previously on Star Trek: The Next Generation in Black 2:

When we last left Silvy, she was in a desert and had sand in her.....shoes but had managed to capture two of N's Pokémon. It's dark, Silvy is hungry, tired and more than a little frustrated and really wants to get that annoying sand out her....hair.

October 12, 2012 (Day Six):

Since I've ...

Or:
Just Deserts

Part One

Previously on X-Men in Black 2:

When we last saw Silvy, she had two Badges to her name and was being forcibly dragged into the city sewer system of Castelia City, looking for Team Plasma. With her trusty rival and sidekick, Rage Boy, at her side, she faced the unknown dangers (and smells!) that may await her...

October 10, 2012 (Day Four):

As we climb through the delightful and ever-so pleasant area ...

Or:
Silvy Plays the Sequel Game

October 7, 2012 (Day One):

Before I even started my game, I went ahead, used the Memory Link and downloaded Genesect. I was only planning on playing one save file anyway so I decided to get that slag out of the way early. Once that was all done, I began my journey once again.

After the usual introductory stuff, I chose my gender (female) and my name (Silvy). I already had my Starter picked, it was just a matter of ...

September 18, 2012

Another day, another Golett check. Only the one that catches my eye is Japanese and level 10. I raise an eyebrow. Do I dare hope?

Now, before you ask, I've already been able to score three DW Goletts via GTS. Two were tough trades, as the Trainers in question both asked for a Landorus. The third was an easy score: a Ditto for said Golett. This one will be a hair more difficult--the asking price is a Thundurus and I have none to spare. So, it's raiding ...

A few nights ago, someone offered up yet another shiny Golett. The asking price was a Lugia, any Lugia. Since I had a spare, I figured I could trade.

Yeah, about that.... The spare was on one of my Third Gen carts. That meant going through both a Pal Park and a Poke Transfer. Not fun.

The Pal Park half didn't take terribly long; I did get hung up when the last Pokemon of the set took its sweet time showing its face. But once that one was caught, I got started ...