Varnish

Chesnaught has a quadrupled weakness to Flying-type moves, but you do not seem to have a problem with that.

I like the detail, but I think that you may have slightly overdone his mouth...

I believe that Kairi's heart went inside Sora's due to the connection that they shared, and so her heart could be protected from being taken away by the Heartless. I do not think that that is correct, though. It would be best to wait until Flaming Lea returns.

On a different subject, something that bothers me is the fact that, despite the fact that Flabebe and its evolutions are clearly associated with the Grass-type, and approximately half of their moves that they learn through level-up are Grass-type moves, none of them are partially Grass-type. Why is that? It would make plenty of sense to me if they were partially Grass-type Pokémon, and they would receive a same-type-attack-bonus for their Grass-type moves as a result.

Never mind...

Is that a threat?

People need to stop glamorising stupid things. "Gangnam Style" and "What Does the Fox Say?" deserve none of the popularity that they have received.

Magna-Fi

After what was probably a year of ignoring the game due to boredom, I finally returned to playing Black 2 and got defeating the Elite Four and Iris out of the way.

That is taking the easy way out. Using weaker Pokémon throughout the course of the game provides more challenge.

It all depends on the subject and how prepared I feel.

As long as the quality is not unforgivably blurry, I do not care.

I do not care for Swirlix or its evolution, really. Their designs are not great, but they could have been a lot worse.

They are among the smartest non-human animals on earth, though...

Understood.

Not where I am...

My apologies. I did not think that the subjects were important enough.

If anyone here finds a way to reply to comments with the new YouTube layout, please let me know.

Though I am well aware that nothing that happens in the games of the Pokémon series applies to real life, something that apparently happens frequently in the Pokémon series bothers me; that being the fact that, after a player uses a Pokémon that is in their main party for a considerable amount of time, they replace it with a stronger Pokémon. Personally, I hate the fact that so many people do that. It seems like a lack of consistency and loyalty to me. In my Pokémon X version, I own a Vivillon, Simisage and Meowstic as members of my main party, and even though most people would probably stop using Pokémon like that by the time they have reached my position in the game (with the ability to enter the eighth gym whenever I want), I am never going to stop using them. Along with this, in my Ruby version, I used a Surskit (which evolved into a Masquerain) throughout the game, even though it was virtually useless, its move-set was pathetic, and I did not use it at all while challenging the Elite Four. So, why is it that many people stop using Pokémon as members of their main party simply because they are not good enough for the player?

I know that it is not impressive. I had nothing else to say.

AFV

I managed to defeat Lysandre without using Xerneas.

There is a fairly important reason for why I dislike the new update, but after reading a certain comment on this thread, it would probably be best not to say what the reason is.

Why did the ability to reply to comments have to be removed? It has spoiled a lot for me.

I will keep that in mind. ^_^