Chingling is a yellow, spherical Pokémon similar to a jingle bell. It has stubby arms and legs, as well as beady, black eyes. There are circular openings on both sides of its mouth. Inside its mouth is a red orb, which creates a ringing sound as the Pokémon moves. Additionally, the orb can be vibrated to create high-frequency, long-lasting cries to deafen its opponents. The sounds produced can be too high for people to hear, yet powerful enough to give them headaches. Atop its body is ring-like growth with a striped rope through the middle. The rope is red-and-white with short tassels on the ends.
I have a weird false memory of encountering a Chimecho on Mt. Pyre and being unable to catch it. Every ball I threw would burst open in front of the battle sprite’s layer and the message would show saying “the ball missed the Pokémon!”
In I believe gen 6 VGC or maybe OU, there was a time where key targets were afraid of being tricked detrimental items such as a choice item, so they would actually run mail to ensure that their item could not be tricked into something worse. I think this also served as keeping knock off damage at 65 as well. Incredibly specific metagame conditions made mail an actual niche option on some mons and I think that’s great
Next video you guys make, leave in ALL the rambling, no cutting it out, I wanna see just how far down the rabbit hole you to get into this your random deep discussions. XD
Delphox gets access to Switcheroo, so stealing a detrimental item with Magician then trading it to an opponent that doesn’t want it (or an ally that does) could be a good strategy if it weren’t for all of the situations where it could fail: Pokemon holding mail to stop thief strats, z-move user, Genesect’s drives, Silvally’s Memories, or Arceus’s plates, a Pokemon that’ll mega evolve or undergo primal reversion, Zacian or Zamazenta, a Paradox mon with a booster energy, Ogrepon with a mask, or *anything with sticky hold*
This reminds me, one of my favorite Pokémon to use in a Singles team back when I was semi-competitive in Pokémon X was Hawlucha. The set I used though was Unburden, Power Herb, Sky Attack, Acrobatics, High Jump Kick, and a coverage move (I forget what it was). Get it in play at a good time, let loose an instant 140 base power Sky Attack, then after it gets its speed boost, keep spamming 110 Acrobatics and 140 High Jump Kick and go for the sweep.
For some reason, I have just recently learned, that Chimecho doesn't have a steel type and is a pure psychic type. And I was so sure that it was a steel type, I even (falsely) remember it being a psychic/steel type
If they did then Delphox could use a Life Orb, powering up its moves without drawback. I support this though. The starters, save for a few, need an ability change, nothing too drastic, but most are inferior to Greninja.
Hawlucha gets Fling. Just give it an item with the effect of your choice for the start of the fight, then get the speed AND Acrobatics boost for the rest of the fight
Are we not gonna talk about Rillaboom's horrible animation for Acrobatics and how the drum is in its chest after (should've been its actual design imo)
For a little while in Gen 9 UU, (I think) Hoopa Unbound would run eject pack and magician. Hyperspace fury would deal massive damage, active eject pack to switch out, and steal the enemies item all in one turn. I don’t know if this is a documented strategy in sample teams for UU at the time, but I definitely ran into it a lot on ladder when climbing
Chimecho is actually one of my favorite Pokemon. It's really adorable to me, and windchimes are really soothing. I won't mention Chimecho's pre-evolution by name, but that Pokemon is equally adorable!
weird but efective doubles strat: attack your unburden pokemon with your magician pokemon, so that the unburden user gets the boost and you still have ur item :)
I just checked Serebii and Lagging Tail, through Fling, has a base power of 10 and Iron Ball has 130, same as a Big Nugget, so Trick Lagging Tail/Iron Ball is better for slowing the opponent with Iron Ball also making flying and levitate Pokemon vulnerable to Ground moves, but it and Big Nugget can be used as a high power one use Dark move
It will consume the terrain related item but the other effects of terrain won't apply for anything not grounded For example, flying types can be hit by priority in psychic terrain
Delphox and Hawlucha are taking part in a stat swapping experiment with a morally questionable professor that we haven't met yet Nah you're right, that's a mistake on my part
As a guess, it's something to do with generation 1 Pokémon. They wrote the code wrong which gave 100 accuracy moves a 1/256 chance to miss. I missed the part of the video they say that tbh, wasn't really watching that closely
Pickpocket is mentioned in text form at the beginning of the Magician section. There are a lot of niche reasons to not hold an item, so for the sake of having a video of a reasonable length, we skipped over some other stuff as well
my Hawlucha will hold choice specs whether he likes it or not
Why
@@DrakoNotDraco they put in delphox base stats then hawlucha at 3.03
@@sweepmaster2551 huhhh i dont get it im slow
@@DrakoNotDraco at the video. hawlucha has 114 Special Attack, and then it would be a special attacker not a physical attacker
Chingling is a yellow, spherical Pokémon similar to a jingle bell. It has stubby arms and legs, as well as beady, black eyes. There are circular openings on both sides of its mouth. Inside its mouth is a red orb, which creates a ringing sound as the Pokémon moves. Additionally, the orb can be vibrated to create high-frequency, long-lasting cries to deafen its opponents. The sounds produced can be too high for people to hear, yet powerful enough to give them headaches. Atop its body is ring-like growth with a striped rope through the middle. The rope is red-and-white with short tassels on the ends.
channel's getting deleted now
I read this comment before watching the video. It was. Confusing. Now I get it.
It's a Japanese shrine bell
I have a weird false memory of encountering a Chimecho on Mt. Pyre and being unable to catch it. Every ball I threw would burst open in front of the battle sprite’s layer and the message would show saying “the ball missed the Pokémon!”
You can miss catching legendary Pokemon in Gen 1 games
Real
In I believe gen 6 VGC or maybe OU, there was a time where key targets were afraid of being tricked detrimental items such as a choice item, so they would actually run mail to ensure that their item could not be tricked into something worse. I think this also served as keeping knock off damage at 65 as well. Incredibly specific metagame conditions made mail an actual niche option on some mons and I think that’s great
It was used in ou on dedicated stall teams usually held by blissey
Knock off damage wasn’t boosted by an item in Gen 6
@@fsgdevil7959 ah true, oops
IIRC a Sableye in the romhack called Vintage White is running Mail for the exact same reason.
Next video you guys make, leave in ALL the rambling, no cutting it out, I wanna see just how far down the rabbit hole you to get into this your random deep discussions. XD
Just have them stream the process and keep the VOD for anyone willing to dig around the channel looking for it.
@@pokeperson1000 Yes, you genius~!
Delphox gets access to Switcheroo, so stealing a detrimental item with Magician then trading it to an opponent that doesn’t want it (or an ally that does) could be a good strategy
if it weren’t for all of the situations where it could fail: Pokemon holding mail to stop thief strats, z-move user, Genesect’s drives, Silvally’s Memories, or Arceus’s plates, a Pokemon that’ll mega evolve or undergo primal reversion, Zacian or Zamazenta, a Paradox mon with a booster energy, Ogrepon with a mask, or *anything with sticky hold*
This reminds me, one of my favorite Pokémon to use in a Singles team back when I was semi-competitive in Pokémon X was Hawlucha. The set I used though was Unburden, Power Herb, Sky Attack, Acrobatics, High Jump Kick, and a coverage move (I forget what it was).
Get it in play at a good time, let loose an instant 140 base power Sky Attack, then after it gets its speed boost, keep spamming 110 Acrobatics and 140 High Jump Kick and go for the sweep.
For some reason, I have just recently learned, that Chimecho doesn't have a steel type and is a pure psychic type. And I was so sure that it was a steel type, I even (falsely) remember it being a psychic/steel type
and you showed Hawluchas stats for Delphox lol 12:28
He also showed Delphox's stats for Hawlucha as 3:02
I love this mistake🤣
@@scorpion2575 yea i said that in a previous comment
Its crazy to me that they gave magician to delphox instead of Magic guard, especially because they gave one The most broken abilitties to greninja
If they did then Delphox could use a Life Orb, powering up its moves without drawback. I support this though. The starters, save for a few, need an ability change, nothing too drastic, but most are inferior to Greninja.
Hawlucha gets Fling. Just give it an item with the effect of your choice for the start of the fight, then get the speed AND Acrobatics boost for the rest of the fight
I can't help but love chingling. The fact that is inspired by a jingle bell being a pre-evolution of a wind chime amazes me.
Are we not gonna talk about Rillaboom's horrible animation for Acrobatics and how the drum is in its chest after (should've been its actual design imo)
For a little while in Gen 9 UU, (I think) Hoopa Unbound would run eject pack and magician. Hyperspace fury would deal massive damage, active eject pack to switch out, and steal the enemies item all in one turn. I don’t know if this is a documented strategy in sample teams for UU at the time, but I definitely ran into it a lot on ladder when climbing
Chimecho is actually one of my favorite Pokemon. It's really adorable to me, and windchimes are really soothing. I won't mention Chimecho's pre-evolution by name, but that Pokemon is equally adorable!
weird but efective doubles strat: attack your unburden pokemon with your magician pokemon, so that the unburden user gets the boost and you still have ur item :)
Fling lagging tail, the best combo
Do you mean trick?
I just checked Serebii and Lagging Tail, through Fling, has a base power of 10 and Iron Ball has 130, same as a Big Nugget, so Trick Lagging Tail/Iron Ball is better for slowing the opponent with Iron Ball also making flying and levitate Pokemon vulnerable to Ground moves, but it and Big Nugget can be used as a high power one use Dark move
Fling does not give the opponent your item, so fling big nugget is better, since it does not slow you down like the iron ball.
10:17 I’m gonna be an hawk too
Ahh, I see
It took me like an hour to encounter 1 Chimecho in Emerald and after doing it once i never tried catching it again
Pickpocket is also a similar ability to Magician but it activates when it makes contact
Chingling is a baby pokemon introduced in Generation Four, alongside other baby pokemon such as Bonsly, Munchlax, Mantyke, and Budew.
Chimecho is my favorite evolution of chingling
DUDE i forgot about Henry. He straight up dipped after 9th grade, I wonder how he's doing...
I've talked to him a couple times since freshman year, but not particularly recently
I really love this channel! It’s so refreshing!
In gen 8, i remember itemless slowbro-g was in the meta because of poltergeist.
Technically speaking, with Unburden sets they have to hold an item in the first place for the ability to take effect, which contradicts the title. lol
For Hawlucha, you showed Delphox's stats
Man chingling is so cute
3:50 but arent flying type mons immune to field effects?
It will consume the terrain related item but the other effects of terrain won't apply for anything not grounded
For example, flying types can be hit by priority in psychic terrain
@@chefdunsparce4254 O thanks
@@CorporealNatural1 no problem
Found this out the hard way when my flying type got hit by fake out in psychic terrain lmao
@@chefdunsparce4254 I still didnt play a single game with terrain
Do you know what pokemon evolves into Chimecho?
*CHINGLING*
Chingling evolves into Chimeco
caterpie vs scattebug for 25 minutes ⁉️
u ever kick ball through brick wall?
“Unburden’s name in Japanese is Acrobatics”
Wait. Then what is Acrobatics? Unburden?
If you use a Pokémon with the ability pick up without an item in hand then use knock off you would then pick up the item yourself.
Jolly Dugtrio
Imagine using fling with magician
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great video love the off scripted banter!
Glad you enjoyed it, we have a great time making these and we want the world to know that :)
you put the wrong stats up for Hawlucha you showed Delphox stats
I Like Chimeco
Chimecho is funny, haha funny belt
This is a comment about Chimecho
3:01 those are the wrong stats my guy, those are delphox's stats. and at 12:28 you show that hawluchas stats
Those are Delphox stats
@@NathanRUclipsGaming exactly
Yeah I noticed that lol
Delphox and Hawlucha are taking part in a stat swapping experiment with a morally questionable professor that we haven't met yet
Nah you're right, that's a mistake on my part
bruh whats with the 1/256 thing
As a guess, it's something to do with generation 1 Pokémon.
They wrote the code wrong which gave 100 accuracy moves a 1/256 chance to miss.
I missed the part of the video they say that tbh, wasn't really watching that closely
10:16 "I'm going to eat that salamander."
Please, Elias. Kids watch these videos.
With love, please slow down a little when you're reading. I have to slow down the video to hear you.
I think Matt did slow down 😅.
@@Socioromanticism Ain't know which one is which. Just know one's on 300 mg of adderall.
You forgot to mention Pickpocket…
Pickpocket is mentioned in text form at the beginning of the Magician section. There are a lot of niche reasons to not hold an item, so for the sake of having a video of a reasonable length, we skipped over some other stuff as well
@@MEPlaysGames I’ve fallen for the stereotype of Pokémon fans being unable to read, oops…
Did you script the jokes? Asking out of curiosity, as it sounds a bit autonomous to me (jokes were good tho ngl)
Some of them yes, but most of the nonsense in these videos is off the cuff
@@MEPlaysGames love that, much respect and thank you for the reply 🥰