Well, it’s certainly not Binaclebob Trapezoidpants.
How did you get out of the Corner of Shame this soon? —LH
Well, it’s certainly not Binaclebob Trapezoidpants.
How did you get out of the Corner of Shame this soon? —LH
Well, anonymous, the first thing you should do is verify that your friend is encountering a ghost pokémon. It’s entirely possible that the bridge is over a windy area, and your friend just really likes peach-flavored oatmeal.
To determine whether or not this is a haunting, take a pokémon that knows Foresight to the bridge. Have that pokémon scan the area, and if a ghost pokémon appears, have your friend connect with it. If it hasn’t stolen your friend’s soul by now, then it’s likely that it’s not entirely malevolent. If your friend is willing to capture it, encourage him to do so and communicate with it later. If he isn’t willing to catch it, ask it what it wants. It may help to use a psychic-type or another ghost-type to serve as a liaison. Once you figure out why it’s haunting your friend (or the bridge, whichever the case may be), you may be able to figure out what to do from there—or whether or not you should do it.
Additionally, should you have no desire to interact with this ghost as soon as you uncover it, it would be wise to get your friend a cleanse tag to protect him as he crosses the bridge. Either that, or encourage your friend to find an alternate route to avoid the bridge altogether.
If, however, there is no ghost … talk to your friend about his love of peach-flavored oatmeal. There are just far better flavors of oatmeal out there.
Because he enjoys feeling dapper, anonymous.
Edit: I’ve just been informed by my editor that this is also an inadequate answer, but honestly, Lanette, let the lightning cat keep the mustache.
All of them, if you want my humble opinion, anonymous.
It’s a pinap berry, you cultural magikarp.
That depends on the pokémon. Some smell better than others, anonymous. For example, venusaur smell rather pleasant, like cinnamon and jasmine.
Muk … not so much.

Indeed it is, but now I have more questions concerning what this has to do with machamp.
I … no one explain it to Bill. —LH

Hold on now, anonymous. Which ghost-type, and for what reason? If you mean a member of the gastly line, I’m afraid I must decline either way.
Froslass if compensation is involved, however…
I remind you again that there is a gym leader who has a fondness for that pond, a starmie, and a very short temper. Godspeed, anonymous.