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Keiji at 12:55, 30 May 2011

2011-05-30T12:55:36Z

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	'''Rivals''' are [[people]] that [[compete]] with [[you]] and are usually equal or greater in [[power]] and [[skill]] to you, unlike [[mook]]s and [[villain]]s. Most of them are also either [[douchebag]]s or are just generally [[not]] good people, which is why you're butting heads with them in the first place. Rivals offer a degree of challenge you wont find elsewhere when trying to [[level up]], but they can also be [[annoying]] and [[stupid]] and make you [[emo\|want to slit your wrists]]. They also make good post-game [[experience fodder]] when there is little else to be found.		'''Rivals''' are [[people]] that [[compete]] with [[you]] and are usually equal or greater in [[power]] and [[skill]] to you, unlike [[mook]]s and [[villain]]s. Most of them are also either [[douchebag]]s or are just generally [[not]] good people, which is why you're butting heads with them in the first place. Rivals offer a degree of challenge you wont find elsewhere when trying to [[level up]], but they can also be [[annoying]] and [[stupid]] and make you [[emo\|want to slit your wrists]]. They also make good post-game [[experience fodder]] when there is little else to be found.

KasaneTeto at 09:08, 26 May 2011

2011-05-26T09:08:08Z

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	'''Rivals''' also refer to a specific character in the main [[Pokemon series]] games who are usually out to get you and always appear at the wrong times. They're generally [[emofags]] and want nothing more than to crush you and your [[hopes and dreams]] under their [[boot]]s, with the exceptions being Wally and N. Blue and Silver are the most famous examples of this rival, but [[Cheren]] and N also serve as good examples. Generally, Rivals are the only [[NPC]]s in the Pokemon series who actively expand or change their [[party\|team]], and N is the only one to change his team after ''every'' encounter.		'''Rivals''' also refer to a specific character in the main [[Pokemon series]] games who are usually out to get you and always appear at the wrong times. They're generally [[emofags]] and want nothing more than to crush you and your [[hopes and dreams]] under their [[boot]]s, with the exceptions being Wally and N. Blue and Silver are the most famous examples of this rival, but [[Cheren]] and N also serve as good examples. Generally, Rivals are the only [[NPC]]s in the Pokemon series who actively expand or change their [[party\|team]], and N is the only one to change his team after ''every'' encounter.

-	'''Rival''' could also just be a synonym for ''opponent'' or ''challenger'', but that's [[boring]] and [[confusion\|confusing]], and no one wants to write about that kind of [[baloney]], right? <s>And then there's Sonic Rivals...but that's like saying Sonic Heroes...aw shit</s>	+	'''Rival''' could also just be a synonym for ''opponent'' or ''challenger'', but that's [[boring]] and [[confusion\|confusing]], and no one wants to write about that kind of [[baloney]], right? <s>And then there's Sonic Rivals... but that's like saying Sonic Heroes... aw shit.</s>

Keiji at 09:00, 26 May 2011

2011-05-26T09:00:47Z

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Chao at 08:38, 26 May 2011

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2011-05-26T08:37:26Z

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{{selfref|This article is about rivals in general, and not specifically [[Blue (Trainer)]], [[Silver]], [[Wally]], [[Barry]], or [[N]].}}

'''Rivals''' are [[people]] that [[compete]] with [[you]] and are usually equal or greater in [[power]] and [[skill]] to you, unlike [[mook]]s and [[villain]]s. Most of them are also either [[douchebag]]s or are just generally [[not]] good people, which is why you're butting heads with them in the first place. Rivals offer a degree of challenge you wont find elsewhere when trying to [[level up]], but they can also be [[annoying]] and [[stupid]] and make you [[emo|want to slit your wrists]]. They also make good post-game [[experience fodder]] when there is little else to be found.

Examples of this type of rival are characters like [[Jr. Troopa]] in [[Paper Mario]], or [[e-123 Phi]] in [[Sonic Battle]].

'''Rivals''' also refer to a specific character in the main [[Pokemon series]] games who are usually out to get you and always appear at the wrong times. They're generally [[emofags]] and want nothing more than to crush you and your [[hopes and dreams]] under their [[boot]]s, with the exceptions being Wally and N. Blue and Silver are the most famous examples of this rival, but [[Cheren]] and N also serve as good examples. Generally, Rivals are the only [[NPC]]s in the Pokemon series who actively expand or change their [[party|team]], and N is the only one to change his team after ''every'' encounter.

'''Rival''' could also just be a synonym for ''opponent'' or ''challenger'', but that's [[boring]] and [[confusion|confusing]], and no one wants to write about that kind of [[baloney]], right? <s>And then there's Sonic Rivals...but that's like saying Sonic Heroes...aw shit</s>