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Good going, Zoroark! And congrats with your thread hitting the big 5-0, Skitty!

Katarn, as Kyle said, Pokemon can learn a number of moves as they level up and they can also be taught moves that you receive and can buy in the game.

^Thanks! Random fact: the Japanese word for fifty is Goju.
The rest of my Pokemon are also ridiculously overpowered, but my Gardevoir is even stronger than my Zoroark! Many players dread the Normal Type Gym, but my Gardevoir plowed through every single trainer there plus the gym leader without even getting hit once. I guess I've been using the Super Training function too much, as all of my Pokemon save Pikachu have maxed out stats.

The Japanese numbers 1-10 are: Ichi ni san yon go roku nana hachi kyuu juu.

Go (5) juu (10) --> 50.
If you put number before ten, it will become number x ten.

Juu (10) go (5) --> 15
But if you put number after ten, it becomes number + ten.

Ni (2) juu (10) ichi (1) --> 21

Yep.

At my dojo, it's ichi ni san chi go roku sichi hachi ku ju.

That's correct too. There are different "pronuniations" for 4 and 7.
I think there's even another one for 4, but I may be wrong.

So Zoroark is the new nickname for kura?

No, Zoroark is the Pokemon she used that was so powerful, which is why I said "good going, Zoroark!"
Kuraudo777's nicknames here are Kura, Tifa and Skitty.

"Who is that Pokemon? It's JOHN CENA!"

Who's that Pokemon? It's MEWTWO!

"Prepare to battle."

Imgaine World War 2 was a Pokemon fight. Hitler was Zoroark, Stalin was Pikachu.

I imagine 'Old Blood and Guts' General Patton to be a Fighting Pokemon.

I don't think Hitler would be Zoroark. Since he wanted people gassed, he'd likely be a Poison type, like Wheezing. And Japan might be Fighting type (since they were told to fight to the death, including civilians) and maybe Flying type too.

This reminds me of country ball comics, they are quite funny.

I worked quite hard on my book yesterday, and I've only got about a quarter of the Appendices left to do, along with the later half of Part 2 and then Part 3 in the actual book! *happy dance*

Sounds like you're about halfway through.

Yep! I'm finally getting somewhere after three years!