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I was thinking of a mini game that could train our pokemon and also let us play with them. It can be something as simple as a ball game or a Frisbee. In the case of the frisbee, players can obtain it from the shop and play with their pokemon once a day.

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As much as I love the idea of playing with my Pokemon, I'm gonna have to go "no support" on this. First off, "train" is very vague. Did you mean raising their level or their stats? In the case of levels, it's completely unnecessary since you can already give rare candies and just have other people click them, which is much more efficient than a once-per-day thing. In the case of stats... We already have the salon. Right now, the main-page of the salon's (as in, not the furfrou section) only actual exclusive use is the stat-boosting treatments, since you can use a soothe bell to raise happiness instead. (Granted, soothe bells are harder to come by since the shop doesn't always sell them, but they're instant so in that case soothe bells are more useful than acupuncture.) If this was implemented as a stat-boosting item, the main page of the salon would be completely useless. And if it was just the "playing with your Pokemon" part without the training aspect... We already have that, technically. If you go to your party page and "pet" your Pokemon with your cursor for a while, the sprite will jump up and down and send out hearts. Sure, it's no Pokemon Amie, but that's probably more than the frisbee thing would amount to. Making actual animations for hundreds of Pokemon would be way too much work, so it'd end up just looking like berry-feeding does on here, but with a frisbee icon instead of a berry icon.

TL;DR - This already exists in some form or another. You can pet your Pokemon in the party page, and we already have ways to train Pokemon, so if this was implemented it would either be useless in comparison to the other methods or kill off another segment of the game that already exists.

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basically this ^

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This suggestion has received less than 60% support and was moved to rejected.

Total votes: 26
Support ratio: 57.7%

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