The Nuzlocke Challenge

Cita:The Nuzlocke Challenge is currently one of the most recognised and practiced challenges in the Pokemon games. As the name implies, the idea is credited to Nuzlocke, who is also the maker of the Nuzlocke comics. The Nuzlocke challenge has two distinct rules:

You can only catch the first Pokemon that you find in the route. If you happen to kill the first, or you have no Poke Balls when you encounter it, you're stuffed and cannot catch anything from that area.
If a Pokemon faints - at any point - you must either release it or place it in the box, never able to use it again. If you run out of Pokemon, you lose the challenge, and will have to restart the game from the beginning.
A heavily practiced rule is nicknaming the Pokemon you get. It isn't absolutely neccessary, but it furthers the feel of bonding that the Nuzlocke challenge gives you. It might sound silly, but if you start playing, you'll know what I mean. I was quite upset when I lost my lil' ice cream when I tried a Nuzlocke on Black

Otherwise, it's entirely up to the user what else they want to do. You can make the challenge harder in a number of ways, such as not allowing the use of Pokemon Centers or forcing yourself to not buy any items whatsoever. Rules such as whether you can catch a Pokemon on each floor of a cave or in the cave as a whole, whether a gift Pokemon counts as a Pokemon for that area etcetera are also often up for debate, so the choice really lies with the user.

More than anything, you need to be careful if you attempt a Nuzlocke challenge. Prepare as best as you can for big threats (such as Lenora!) and always be on your guard. Critical hits are, without a doubt, your worst enemy.

Acabo de encontrar una razón para jugar al White 2 cuando termine el White. También una razón para ponerle nombres a mis pokes, y una razón para sentir que me importan.
Ahí tenés Tito, a ver si sos macho y te la bancás.