Which gender of pokemon do you usually have?

I base it on the pokemon. One thing I just CANNOT have is a female Pikachu. That bubble tail just pisses me off by existing.

My general team is made up of males, and my tanks are female to avoid attract and things of that nature.

Voted for Whichever matches the looks of the Pokemon most, but usually it's male.

I try to go with half and half, to counteract Attract.

I try to go with half and half, to counteract Attract.

Do people seriously use Attract when you battle others via Wireless or Wi-fi? I see it as a useless gamble of a move to have.

Do people seriously use Attract when you battle others via Wireless or Wi-fi? I see it as a useless gamble of a move to have.

Considering it stacks with Paralyze, Sleep, etc, it can be pretty dangerous.

People use Confuse Ray occasionally, and Attract is pretty much a Confuse Ray that doesn't expire, so it's actually not too bad.

People use Confuse Ray occasionally, and Attract is pretty much a Confuse Ray that doesn't expire, so it's actually not too bad.

Pokemon snap out of confusion just like they snap out of attract.

Considering it stacks with Paralyze, Sleep, etc, it can be pretty dangerous.

Confuse Ray stacks with those conditions too, but is not affected by gender. I haven't used Attract at all, but Confuse Ray all the time.

People use Confuse Ray occasionally, and Attract is pretty much a Confuse Ray that doesn't expire, so it's actually not too bad.

Confuse Ray is universal, so you're not screwed if the pokemon is genderless or is the same gender as your Attract-er; also I think there are less Pokemon that are immune to Confuse than there are Pokemon immune to the effects of Attract. I do admit thought that Attract is far more teachable than Confuse Ray. On the other hand, can Confuse stack with Attract? That may make for a wonderfully hilarious combo if it does. Paralyze + Confusioon + Infatutation = ???