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This is a little bit embarrassing, but how do you get used to camping outside? I need to travel some more to get to places but I always feel like I'm not really camping right. I never really did it at home, so I'm not very used to it.

[And there's the fact that he really doesn't like forests since... well. It reminds him of that place.]

What kind of tips have you all picked up on the road? I'm kind of curious.

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Something like that. And I can only imagine.

Hopefully not. I can always just put them back in their Pokeballs if they're acting up.

As long as they don't learn how to break out. Then again, from what I've heard that's mostly a ghost-type problem.

I don't have any of those, thankfully.

As much as I always advocate a fully balanced team, that might be an understandable route to continue taking. Robo's my only ghost, so I don't have that problem, but some of the stories I've heard are just downright distressing.

I have a somewhat diverse team. On hand right now I have... a dark type, a psychic type, a fighting/steel type, a water/dark type, a rock/ground type, and a dark/ice type. I realize that I have too many dark types right now, but the secondary types of two of them make for a good spread.

I'll refrain from critiquing your choices as that's not really what we're talking about. It is a little unfortunate that you don't have any fire types, though. They make getting a good campfire going much easier.

I can always switch one out for my Vulpix. Probably the dark/ice type as that one is fairly young and if I switch out my Greninja my Lucario will never let me hear the end of it.

That might do well. Just keep your focus on what abilities each of them has that might be of help to you on your trip. If you have one that's large and strong enough to ride I definitely recommend keeping it in your group, even if you don't intend to actually ride it.

I have a Rapidash and an Onix, but I'd rather keep the Onix in my party considering that she's better for type coverage and protection at night.

I think the Onix is a good choice. Just make sure to keep it out of the rain.

I'll do that. It should be okay. She's pretty tough.

Then you should be alright! I think I've given all I can in the way of general advice, so do you have anything more specific you want to ask about?

No, I think that's about it. But thank you. You've been very helpful.

Glad I could help. Best of luck, and if you need anything else, you can always contact me. My name's Twilight Sparkle.

[... He kind of wants to laugh at the name, but he's been here long enough that it only takes a few moments before the sense of weirdness passes.]

Thank you. My name's Micchy.

[She's used to it by now.]

It's been a pleasure, Micchy. Good bye for now.

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