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| While Windstorm uses FireRed as well to help with obtaining Pokémon in Diamond, there are certain Pokémon that are not available in either version which opens the door for potential trading. Pokémon Windstorm is currently looking for include {{p|Sandshrew}}, {{p|Vulpix}}, {{p|Magmar}}, and {{p|Slowpoke}}. These Pokémon will make obtaining the [[Kanto]] Pokédex a possible task (completing the role of FireRed), before moving on to fully focusing on the later Pokémon. | | While Windstorm uses FireRed as well to help with obtaining Pokémon in Diamond, there are certain Pokémon that are not available in either version which opens the door for potential trading. Pokémon Windstorm is currently looking for include {{p|Sandshrew}}, {{p|Vulpix}}, and {{p|Magmar}}. Having these Pokémon will make obtaining the [[Kanto]] Pokédex a possible task (completing the role of FireRed), before moving on to fully focusing on the later Pokémon in the Pokédex. |
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| Windstorm, at the moment, owns only a handful of possible trading Pokémon, though each are fairly rare or even unobtainable otherwise in [[Generation IV]] games thus far. At the moment, Windstorm has available for trading a {{p|Farfetch'd}}, {{p|Lickitung}}, {{p|Scyther}}, {{p|Jynx}}, {{p|Pinsir}}, {{p|Snorlax}}, and {{p|Wynaut}}; soon enough, a second Snorlax and a {{p|Spiritomb}} will also be available for trade as well. | | Windstorm, at the moment, owns only a handful of possible trading Pokémon, though each are fairly rare or even unobtainable otherwise in [[Generation IV]] games thus far. At the moment, Windstorm has available for trading a {{p|Farfetch'd}}, {{p|Lickitung}}, {{p|Scyther}}, {{p|Jynx}}, {{p|Pinsir}}, {{p|Snorlax}}, and {{p|Spiritomb}}; soon enough, a second Snorlax will also be available for trade as well. |
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| For users who are interested in any of these seven Pokémon (or even the second Snorlax or Spiritomb which will be made available shortly) and who have either a Sandshrew, Vulpix, Magmar, or Slowpoke (or their evolutions, excluding Magmar's evolution, {{p|Magmortar}}), you can leave a message on my [[User talk:Vixen Windstorm|talk page]] and I will certainly get back to you. I'm up for fairly equivalent trades such as my Scyther for a Magmar or my Farfetch'd for a Slowpoke (not as equivalent as the first example, but the idea's there), and so on, as well as slightly exaggerated trades such as my Snorlax for a Sandshrew. Also, [[level]]s don't concern me because I'll end up leveling them until evolution anyways – the Pokémon I have up for trade are even between levels 29 and 52 (with exceptions being a level 1, 11, and 13), and I'm ''still'' open to trading for Pokémon as low as level 1; as long as it meets my species requirements, there's no issue. To those interested, just message my talk page and I'll be in touch. ''And YES I broke my consistency of writing in third-person throughout my user pages; you try writing trade requests in third-person!'' | | For users who are interested in any of these seven Pokémon (or even the second Snorlax which will be made available shortly) and who have either a Sandshrew, Vulpix, or Magmar (or their evolutions, excluding Magmar's evolution, {{p|Magmortar}}), you can leave a message on my [[User talk:Vixen Windstorm|talk page]] and I will certainly get back to you. I'm up for fairly equivalent trades such as my Scyther for a Magmar or my Farfetch'd for a Vulpix (not as equivalent as the first example, but the idea's there), and so on, as well as slightly exaggerated trades such as my Snorlax for a Sandshrew. Also, [[level]]s don't concern me because I'll end up leveling them until evolution anyways – the Pokémon I have up for trade are even between levels 29 and 52 (with exceptions being a level 13 and a level 16), and I'm ''still'' open to trading for Pokémon as low as level 1; as long as it meets my species requirements, there's no issue. To those interested, just message my talk page and I'll be in touch. ''And YES I broke my consistency of writing in third-person throughout my user pages; you try writing trade requests in third-person!'' |
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Revision as of 18:55, 26 February 2008
Steven Tyler Maxim (born September 17, 1990), better known by his pseudonym Vixen Windstorm, is a musician, as well as an administrator of MansonWiki. He is a founder of the band Godsolid, although he had an involvement in other musical movements prior to founding the band. Windstorm is also an avid video game player, including but not limited to Pokémon.
Pokémon
Windstorm has, between 1998 and 2008, obtained seven Pokémon video games. These include Pokémon Blue, Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon Yellow, Pokémon Gold (although is convinced that his friend will never return it), Pokémon Silver, Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon Diamond; he also has Pokémon Battle Revolution on order. Of similar note, following the release of Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire, Windstorm never actually acquired the games as initially hoped for, and by 2008 unused copies may be difficult to obtain; leading to the possibility of used copies instead.
Windstorm's interest in Pokémon subsided over the years, save for once every summer where he and his friends would have a "Pokémon high" where they would abruptly begin playing consecutively for both single player and connectivity purposes. By Christmas 2007 however, Windstorm had received a copy of Pokémon Diamond (which he had proposed for after playing a friend's Pearl version). Initially the game was decent, but with further gameplay it starting really leaving an impression. After defeating the Pokémon League, Windstorm began embarking on several other personal endeavors in the game, such as leveling his Pokémon and attempting to capture them all (a feat that has been lasting since the beginning of January); Windstorm also currently uses a copy of Pokémon FireRed for migration purposes. A leisurely list of Pokémon Windstorm currently has obtained in Pokémon Diamond can be seen here.
Obtained Pokémon
- Main article: List of Pokémon Windstorm's obtained in Pokémon Diamond
Though Windstorm owns a number of Pokémon video games, he currently only devotes himself to Pokémon Diamond. While he used a copy of Pokémon FireRed to migrate Kanto-exclusive Pokémon, he has since migrated the majority of Pokémon that must be obtained in this manner, with a few exceptions including starter Pokémon, Kabuto (as he selected Omanyte at Mt. Moon), and Hitmonlee (as he selected Hitmonchan at the Fighting Dojo), which will later be obtained after restarting the FireRed file.
As of February 25, 2008, Windstorm's Pokédex has recorded 330 different Pokémon species encountered, while having obtained 223. In actuality, Windstorm stores his Pokémon in Bebe's PC, dedicating each box to 30 Pokémon, and placing them in order of their National Dex number. Each Pokémon Windstorm truly classifies as obtained are ones that are presently owned in the game, not ones that appear in the Pokédex but have since evolved and can no longer be found, physically. Bearing this mindset, Windstorm actually considers himself to own around 210 different Pokémon species at the moment, thirteen less than what his Pokédex acknowledges.
Pokémon trading
While Windstorm uses FireRed as well to help with obtaining Pokémon in Diamond, there are certain Pokémon that are not available in either version which opens the door for potential trading. Pokémon Windstorm is currently looking for include Sandshrew, Vulpix, and Magmar. Having these Pokémon will make obtaining the Kanto Pokédex a possible task (completing the role of FireRed), before moving on to fully focusing on the later Pokémon in the Pokédex.
Windstorm, at the moment, owns only a handful of possible trading Pokémon, though each are fairly rare or even unobtainable otherwise in Generation IV games thus far. At the moment, Windstorm has available for trading a Farfetch'd, Lickitung, Scyther, Jynx, Pinsir, Snorlax, and Spiritomb; soon enough, a second Snorlax will also be available for trade as well.
For users who are interested in any of these seven Pokémon (or even the second Snorlax which will be made available shortly) and who have either a Sandshrew, Vulpix, or Magmar (or their evolutions, excluding Magmar's evolution, Magmortar), you can leave a message on my talk page and I will certainly get back to you. I'm up for fairly equivalent trades such as my Scyther for a Magmar or my Farfetch'd for a Vulpix (not as equivalent as the first example, but the idea's there), and so on, as well as slightly exaggerated trades such as my Snorlax for a Sandshrew. Also, levels don't concern me because I'll end up leveling them until evolution anyways – the Pokémon I have up for trade are even between levels 29 and 52 (with exceptions being a level 13 and a level 16), and I'm still open to trading for Pokémon as low as level 1; as long as it meets my species requirements, there's no issue. To those interested, just message my talk page and I'll be in touch. And YES I broke my consistency of writing in third-person throughout my user pages; you try writing trade requests in third-person!
Godsolid
Current members
- Vixen Windstorm – vocals, additional guitar, additional bass, producer (2003 – present)
- Frankcis Tankly – lead guitar (2006 – present)
Former members
- Tina – bass (2006 – 2007)
- Randy Talent – drums (2006 – 2007)
- Jay – drums, bass (2007; while not indicted an official member of Godsolid, Jay was present in sessions as drummer and bassist)
Discography
Vixen Windstorm
- 7 Hours: The Demos of 2006 (2007, compilation)
- There'll Be Redemption (2008, compilation)
- Since Drones Bloom (TBA, studio album)
See also
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