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Soooo... over the years I wasn't entirely sure how I would manage to do Gen. 5 pokémon stamps, for the very reason that they have a very overwhelming amount of frames to deal with. Well, I present to you: The Victini stamp.

My opinion of Victini... well, the little thing's pretty cute, although I didn't think it was an actual pokémon at first haha. Hey, anything set as #000 in a regional pokédex is bound to run into some sort of... controversy. Is that the word? I'll use it anyway.

So his stats aren't much different than Celebi, or Uxie, or Mesprit.... I guess it really depends on whether you like fire types, and are willing to stick with them long enough to develop them. As many seasoned pokémon trainers know, stronger pokémon are not the highest leveled, but the ones who have had the most in-battle experience. That goes into EVs (I think?) and all that stuff... basically, there is a reason your starter should almost always end up being the strongest of your pack nearing the end of the game.

I'm one of those people who went so far as to log into wifi on the DS (more painful than it should've been), went to mystery gift, got whatever I needed for the Victini, and went off to catch the darn thing. And you know what? I think it was worth it.

Pokémon (Victini) is © Nintendo

Stamp template by Kencho

Animating program: ezimba.com

Used this random pokémon generator to choose the next pokémon!

Description
Soooo... over the years I wasn't entirely sure how I would manage to do Gen. 5 pokémon stamps, for the very reason that they have a very overwhelming amount of frames to deal with. Well, I present to you: The Victini stamp.

My opinion of Victini... well, the little thing's pretty cute, although I didn't think it was an actual pokémon at first haha. Hey, anything set as #000 in a regional pokédex is bound to run into some sort of... controversy. Is that the word? I'll use it anyway.

So his stats aren't much different than Celebi, or Uxie, or Mesprit.... I guess it really depends on whether you like fire types, and are willing to stick with them long enough to develop them. As many seasoned pokémon trainers know, stronger pokémon are not the highest leveled, but the ones who have had the most in-battle experience. That goes into EVs (I think?) and all that stuff... basically, there is a reason your starter should almost always end up being the strongest of your pack nearing the end of the game.

I'm one of those people who went so far as to log into wifi on the DS (more painful than it should've been), went to mystery gift, got whatever I needed for the Victini, and went off to catch the darn thing. And you know what? I think it was worth it.

Pokémon (Victini) is © Nintendo

Stamp template by Kencho

Animating program: ezimba.com

Used this random pokémon generator to choose the next pokémon!