XD I can see several of these x3

Only problem with it is the way it narrows it down randomly. IE, it guarantees that you will get your #1 favorite pokemon right, but the rest of the list can end up being a mixed bag. First it would give me two Pokemon that I'd look at and feel like I was back in 2012 trying to choose between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, then it'd pair two Pokemon together that I loved enough to put on Henry's team and expect me to pick one.

Espeon, for example, should have been on the list, but midway through it, it got paired against my #1. And at one point, Shinx and Zorua, two pokemon that I love so much I claim to carry them around in my beak with me everywhere I go, got paired against each other. In fact, none of my kids wound up making the list because, after two of them got pitted against each other, they both ended up getting pitted against my mate.

Which is why, at the end of it all, my list ended up looking like this:

#1: Kangaskhan
#2: Pelipper
#3: Ninetales
#4: Furret
#5: Delcatty
#6: Zangoose
#7: Dewgong
#8: Walrein
#9: Meowstic
#10: Shaymin

You could press the skip button if you don't want either one in the pairing to be eliminated yet.

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I didn't even see a "skip" button. . . . .

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Kay. . . My computer's overheating, so it won't be now, but I'll try it again.

Well, I did it again, and there is a problem: It will fight with you over whether or not you're allowed to skip something. Midway through it, I got to two pokemon from my original top ten list, so naturally, I wanted to skip. So I clicked skip, and the next pair it gave me was those two pokemon in the opposite order. I click it again, nothing happens. I click it a third time, and they switch positions again.

It literally would not let me advance without eliminating one of those two. Meanwhile I had Pokemon I look at and go still not yet eliminated.

Meh. It was a nice thought, but still doesn't allow for more accurate results than just trying to sort it out by yourself will allow.