Roxanne
@rustbororox.bsky.social
The Gym Leader and a teacher in Rustboro City. Her specialty is the Rock type, and tends to like ancient Pokemon.
(33yo mun, any/all pronouns)
(33yo mun, any/all pronouns)
"My pupils, it's time for another quiz question!
Conversion 2 is a move that Porygon and its evolutions learn. It changes the user's type to a type that resists or is immune to the last attack taken by the user. What would happen if the attack taken cannot be resisted or made immune to?"
Conversion 2 is a move that Porygon and its evolutions learn. It changes the user's type to a type that resists or is immune to the last attack taken by the user. What would happen if the attack taken cannot be resisted or made immune to?"
June 3, 2025 at 8:10 PM
"My pupils, it's time for another quiz question!
Conversion 2 is a move that Porygon and its evolutions learn. It changes the user's type to a type that resists or is immune to the last attack taken by the user. What would happen if the attack taken cannot be resisted or made immune to?"
Conversion 2 is a move that Porygon and its evolutions learn. It changes the user's type to a type that resists or is immune to the last attack taken by the user. What would happen if the attack taken cannot be resisted or made immune to?"
"I have an easy question for my students today.
True or False: The Ground type resists the Fire type?"
True or False: The Ground type resists the Fire type?"
May 23, 2025 at 9:53 AM
"I have an easy question for my students today.
True or False: The Ground type resists the Fire type?"
True or False: The Ground type resists the Fire type?"
"This is a question for you! Yes you, the one in the background helping my students!
In Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, a new phenomenon known as Shiny Pokemon was introduced. Because of how a Pokemon's shininess was determined, only two forms of Unown could be Shiny. Name those two forms."
In Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, a new phenomenon known as Shiny Pokemon was introduced. Because of how a Pokemon's shininess was determined, only two forms of Unown could be Shiny. Name those two forms."
May 15, 2025 at 5:54 AM
"This is a question for you! Yes you, the one in the background helping my students!
In Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, a new phenomenon known as Shiny Pokemon was introduced. Because of how a Pokemon's shininess was determined, only two forms of Unown could be Shiny. Name those two forms."
In Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, a new phenomenon known as Shiny Pokemon was introduced. Because of how a Pokemon's shininess was determined, only two forms of Unown could be Shiny. Name those two forms."
they use a move that causes damage?
I won't accept an answer that involves a non-damaging move or a status effect like Poison. Golisopod must take damage from a move or ability and not be forced to switch out after taking more than half of its HP in damage."
I won't accept an answer that involves a non-damaging move or a status effect like Poison. Golisopod must take damage from a move or ability and not be forced to switch out after taking more than half of its HP in damage."
May 13, 2025 at 12:57 AM
they use a move that causes damage?
I won't accept an answer that involves a non-damaging move or a status effect like Poison. Golisopod must take damage from a move or ability and not be forced to switch out after taking more than half of its HP in damage."
I won't accept an answer that involves a non-damaging move or a status effect like Poison. Golisopod must take damage from a move or ability and not be forced to switch out after taking more than half of its HP in damage."
My question for my students today is this:
"I want to make my Pokemon have no type weaknesses. Assuming that my Pokemon doesn't start out with no weakness, such as Eelektross' Levitate nullifying its Ground weakness as soon as it enters battle, how would I go about removing my Pokemon's weakness"
"I want to make my Pokemon have no type weaknesses. Assuming that my Pokemon doesn't start out with no weakness, such as Eelektross' Levitate nullifying its Ground weakness as soon as it enters battle, how would I go about removing my Pokemon's weakness"
May 7, 2025 at 10:06 PM
My question for my students today is this:
"I want to make my Pokemon have no type weaknesses. Assuming that my Pokemon doesn't start out with no weakness, such as Eelektross' Levitate nullifying its Ground weakness as soon as it enters battle, how would I go about removing my Pokemon's weakness"
"I want to make my Pokemon have no type weaknesses. Assuming that my Pokemon doesn't start out with no weakness, such as Eelektross' Levitate nullifying its Ground weakness as soon as it enters battle, how would I go about removing my Pokemon's weakness"
(Stolen from the news and a pinkette)
March 19, 2025 at 3:28 AM
(Stolen from the news and a pinkette)
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March 16, 2025 at 4:41 AM
─────｢𝑅𝓊𝓈𝓉𝒷𝑜𝓇𝑜'𝓈 𝑅𝑜𝒸𝓀 𝒮𝑜𝓁𝒾𝒹 𝒯𝑒𝒶𝒸𝒽𝑒𝓇｣─────
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#PokemonRP #PKMNRP #MVRP #OCRP
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A Pokemon character penned by #Unovan ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
✗Please do not reply
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#PokemonRP #PKMNRP #MVRP #OCRP
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A Pokemon character penned by #Unovan ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
✗Please do not reply