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After failing to turn around the business, Wet Seal's owner is considering to bid farewell to the teen apparel retailer. Versa Capital Management is said to be exploring either taking the company bankrupt or sell it.
Wet Seal LLC is exploring liquidation or a sale, according to news reports cited by the 'Orange County Business Journal'. Sources familiar with the ongoing situation at the retailer told 'The Wall Street Journal'. Versa is "considering a number of options for the retailer," including a "sale for either the retailer as a whole or just its online presence,"
The firm is considering solely operating as an online retailer
"The firm is also considering liquidating all of its stores and solely operating as an online retailer," the same sources added.
The final decision about the mall retailer's future is said to be decided in the coming days, as the private fund is keen on to selling the retailer as it keeps struggling; even after the first bankruptcy. Sources close to the matter quoted by Reuters point out that the company would prefer an out-of-court deal.
It's worth recalling that if Wet Seal decides on a bankruptcy over a sale, it would be the second in two years for the chain. The Irvine-based women's apparel retailer closed 338 under performing locations and laid off 3,695 full- and part-time employees in January 2015, just before filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
Months later, the fashion chain emerged under the ownership of Philadelphia-based private equity firm Versa Capital Management LLC, with a pared-down lineup of 171 stores in 41 states.After Versa took over, Melanie Cox was named chief executive, and Judd Tirnauer last year assumed the role of chief financial officer.
A bankruptcy would mark the second in two years for Wet Seal, and in its previous filing, it had sold assets to Versa in an agreement that also gave the firm 7.5 million dollars in cash. As reported by 'PYMNTS.com', that deal was struck after Versa's Mador Lending gave Wet Seal 20 million dollars in replacement bankruptcy funding and assumed a number of liabilities.
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On a related note, the border adjustment tax, a key element in Trump's plan for tax reform, could mean more bad news for apparel retailers. Although the proposal would cut the corporate tax rate and let multinational firms repatriate foreign profits, the "border-adjusted" clause would tax imported goods substantially higher than they are now.
Brian McGough, an analyst at Hedgeye Risk Management LLC, said in a recent report that speciality apparel makers are "most at risk" given their reliance on imported merchandise. Under the tax plan, apparel prices could rise as much as 15 percent. "Many of these retailers are hanging on by a thread and any tax that increases the cost of their imported goods or materials will make them even less competitive and attractive to consumers, reducing already pressured revenues and making debt repayment even more difficult," says Rosenthal.
Any tax that would increase retailers' cost will be bad news for an industry that has already seen a number of bankruptcies and closings, concurred bankruptcy lawyer Michael A. Rosenthal, informs the 'WSJ'.
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Earlier this week the fashion accessories brand explained that it would pull its planned initial public offering of shares or IPO, which it originally filed in May 2013. The cancelation of its floating plans marks the latest setback for the speciality retailer.
The Apollo Global Management-backed company planned to raise 100 million dollars, according to filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from 2013.
'Law360' highlights that this 100 million dollars value is typically used as a placeholder when companies first file documents with the regulator.
Claire's gives up on initial public offering and saves the fee for the future
It's worth recalling that the company's current owner took the specialty retailer private in March 2007, in a deal valued at 3.1 billion dollars. Since then, Claire's has had some financial setbacks, including a missed interest payment on some of its debt. The company ultimately made the payment, after a delay, according to a September statement.
In addition, the company was forced to refinance some of its credit facilities in order to avoid a default, reports the LexisNexis publication.
In a filing to the market regulator, the accessories company "hereby applies to the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "Commission"), pursuant to Rule 477 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), for the withdrawal of the Company's Registration Statement on Form S-1 (File No. 333-188359) filed with the Commission on May 3, 2013, including all amendments and exhibits thereto (the "Registration Statement"). The Company is seeking withdrawal of the Registration Statement because it has decided not to proceed with the offering at this time".
"The Registration Statement has not been declared effective, and no securities of the Company have been sold pursuant to the Registration Statement. In accordance with Rule 457(p) under the Securities Act, the Company requests that all fees paid to the Commission in connection with the filing of the Registration Statement be credited for future use".
Although the Tuesday's filing did not provide an explanation for the pulled IPO, but the company did request that the fees be credited for future use.
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Lefties - the lesser known and advertised sister-brand of Zara from the famed Inditex stable is ready to go head to head with popular fast-fashion brands like H&M and Primark in the New Year. Founded in Spain in an outlet format, today the brand operates approximately 134 stores. Now Lefties is getting ready for global expansion as last December the company moved out of Europe to launch its first store at Doha Mall in Qatar.
Lefties takes a front-seat among Inditex brands
The move follows on from last November, when Lefties refurbished its logo, stores as well as its online platform to change the way it appealed to the customers earlier. While the revamped website does not offer online shopping option, one can book a product online and pick it from the Lefties store in Spain. The look of its new website is quite similar to Zara. The web pages display a large selection of products from coats, denims, oversized tops, slip dresses, sportswear to shoes and accessories like glasses, belts and fashion jewellery. And like Zara, it has even published trend-based editorials like 'Modern Countryside' and the 'New Athleisure'.
What was once considered a discount post-recession pop-up shop is now emerging as the most successful brand under the Inditex portfolio. The company has also said to have hired designers, pattern makers and merchandisers to infuse new life into the products retailed under this brand.
While the parent company has not revealed any definite plans or numbers for Lefties, a report from Reuters notes that it is quietly working on strengthening the brand's product portfolio and reach. Lefties, literally originated from the phrase 'left over' is gradually gathering momentum as an independent brand, now having its own separate clothing lines for men, women and children apart from denim and sportswear. Originally launched in 1993, as a brand selling Zara's last-season rejects at low costs, Lefties has emerged as one of the most promising name under the Inditex umbrella.
Lefties ended 2015 with a turnover of 162.1 million euros (172 million dollars), 22 percent more than in the previous year with net income of 1.8 million euros (1.9 million dollars) against losses of 0.4 million euros (0.43 million dollars) the company reported in the previous year.
Lefties set to expand international presence
The company may not have immediate plans to bring the brand to USA, after expanding its presence in Mexico, Portugal, and Russia apart from its home-country Spain. But Inditex is taking all the right steps to make Lefties available across the globe posing tough competition for rivals in the same price category.
Harper's Bazaar UK predicts that Inditex may open more Lefties stores in the international markets this year, posing competition for brands like Primark, Forever 21 and H&M. Only hitch to its buoyant expansion plans could be absence of an ecommerce platform in today's day and age, since the current layout does not let the customers shop online, and its current brick-and-mortar stores are only available in Spain, Mexico, Russia, Portugal and Qatar.
However, this scenario may change soon. In 2014, Carlos Hernandez from retail consultancy Planet Retail had told Reuters that Inditex has every incentive to treat Lefties as a separate format - and roll it out abroad too and they could export the brand to other countries where Inditex has a large presence like the UK and Germany since Spain is not the only country where the crisis has taken its toll.
Lefties emerges as an independent label
Post 2008 recession, Lefties was definitely not a sought after label in Mexico or Spain with customers preferring to shop at outlets if other brands of the Inditex Group like Zara, Bershka or Massimo Dutti. And the Lefties stores also faced direct competition from Zara's rivals Primark and H&M.
However, sales in 2015 showcased how this low-cost label has managed to shed its image as a leftover brand, by succeeding amid sluggish economy with its own collections. And it has opened new opportunities for the brand. The Group may now look at investing in expanding Lefties' footprint in Mexico and Spain as well. In fact, citing rising demand, Inditex has already curtailed the number of Zara stores to focus on Lefties in Spain. In addition customers who have moved away from Zara to cheaper styles of H&M and Primark post the economic crisis are now taking a note of fresh looks and affordable under 100 dollars merchandise offered by Lefties.
Photos: Lefties SS17 campaign
Paris men's fashion week starts Wednesday without two of its perennial star brands but with Colombian designer Haider Ackermann joining the big league with two hotly anticipated shows. Ackermann will put his own bohemian line on the catwalk Wednesday night and follow it up two days later with his debut show for the Italian luxury brand Berluti.
The 45-year-old Paris-based creator is the latest in a long line of stellar designers to have passed through the doors of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, following the likes of Dries Van Noten and Martin Margiela. Berluti, which is best known for its 1,000 dollar-plus shoes, launched its own menswear line in 2011, five years after being bought by the French luxury goods and fashion group LVMH.
Haider Ackermann to show at Paris Men's Fashion Week
But while all eyes will be on Ackermann, Paris mainstays Yves Saint Laurent and Carven will be notable by their absence. While Carven have suspended their men's line, the reasons for Yves Saint Laurent's absence are more mysterious. Its new Belgian-born designer Anthony Vaccarello made a typically sexy splash with his first women's collection in September, having taken over from Hedi Slimane, who held last year's menswear show in his adopted home of Los Angeles.
But Yves Saint Laurent were not forthcoming on why there would be no autumn-winter Paris show this year. "We have no reason to give you," a spokeswoman told AFP. With decades-old fashion show conventions in flux over the last few years, the trend for mixed shows with men and women sashaying down the runway together seems to be getting stronger.
Having emerged last year in Paris and become more marked in the men's shows in London and Milan earlier this month, Paul Smith, Julien David and Kenzo will present collections in Paris for both genders at the same time. Within the fashion world this mixing of men's and women's shows has been dubbed "co-ed" -- a play on the "coeducational" term used for mixed schools.
For the most part, however, this does not mean that the clothes being presented are unisex, although the queen of British punk style Vivienne Westwood has urged couples to share their wardrobes. The 75-year-old icon said sharing clothes was as much about saving the planet and money as daring men to wear dresses. "You've seen women for 100 years in trousers but it's all switched around equally now," Westwood told AFP after her London show. (AFP)
Photo 1: By Aveda Corporation - Haider Ackermann backstage at Paris Fashion Week Fall Winter Collection 2015., CC BY 2.0
Photo 2: Haider Ackermann, Vimeo
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Hugo Boss in its preliminary trading update has said that Group sales and profits improved in the fourth quarter and the company made progress in its own retail business in particular. As a result, Hugo Boss now expects operating profit in the full year of 2016 to reach the upper end of the forecast range. In the fourth quarter, Group sales declined by 1 percent on a preliminary basis and adjusted for currency effects. In euro terms, revenues amounted to 725 million euros (769 million dollars), a decline of 3 percent compared to the prior year.
"Fourth quarter results underline that we are on the right track", says Mark Langer, CEO of Hugo Boss, in a statement, adding, "In China, we completed the turnaround in the second half of the year. In Europe, we held up well in a difficult market environment. We will continue to work intensively on implementing our strategic plans presented in November. We are confident that this will enable us to return to sustainable profitable growth."
Update on the fourth quarter results
Hugo Boss said, in Europe, sales increased 2 percent on a currency-adjusted basis mainly due to robust growth in the UK. Revenues in Germany were up, too. In the Americas, sales were down 14 percent in local currencies, however, the Asian business was 5 percent above the prior level. In Mainland China, the company achieved comp store sales increases of close to 20 percent adjusted for currency effects.
Sales in the company's own retail business including online and outlets improved by 4 percent on a currency-adjusted basis but on a comparable store basis, revenues decreased by 3 percent. Sales in the wholesale business were 13 percent below the prior year level in local currencies.
Preliminary full year sales down 4 percent
On a preliminary, non-audited basis, Group sales in the full year amounted to 2,693 million euros (2,857 million dollars), a decline of 4 percent compared to the prior year. On a currency-adjusted basis, the decrease was 2 percent.
The company said, subject to the completion of year-end closing procedures, the Group expects that operating profit (adjusted EBITDA before special items) will reach the upper end of the forecast range. Hugo Boss had confirmed its outlook of a profit decline between 17 percent and 23 percent.
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The economic slowdown in China; terror attacks in main international luxury plazas such as Paris and the fights against counterfeits have taken a toll on handbag-makers' creativity.
According to a recent research by Edited, a fashion analysis firm, Michael Kors Holdings Ltd., Prada SpA, LVMH's Louis Vuitton and Burberry Group PLC all reduced the number of styles introduced last quarter.
In the final three months of 2016, the number of new styles introduced by Michael Kors dropped 24 percent from the preceding quarter. Prada and Louis Vuitton rolled out 35 percent fewer new designs, while the number at Burberry dropped 8 percent, according to Edited, whose clients include Ralph Lauren Corp. and luxury e-commerce retailer Net-A-Porter.
On the other hand, a few brands such as Kate Spade & Co. and Ralph Lauren, did introduce more new designs in the fourth quarter, Edited found.
Brands needs their bags sales, which account on average for 40-60 percent of total sales
"There's a feeling of doom out there in the industry - everything is defensive and not offensive," said Milton Pedraza, a luxury consultant who runs the Luxury Institute. "What you're seeing is a tremendous amount of copying, less innovation and less creativity, at a time when exactly what you need is to be bold."
And truth is that luxury brands need their bag sales. Bags account for 39 percent of Gucci's products priced over $1,000. They make up 65 percent of Fendi's and 82 percent of Prada's 1,000 dollars or more assortment, reports Edited in their corporate blog.
"Dropping newness too low could certainly threaten sales," said Katie Smith, a senior fashion analyst at Edited. In fact, rolling out the right number of styles is no easy task. Smith stresses that brands need to strike a careful balance between creating an excess of inventory while ensuring they remain trendy and therefore relevant.
Handbag-makers have faced other challenges as well. Younger consumers are demanding faster availability of the latest trends, and some are showing preference for shoes and jewelry over bags.
Sales growth in handbags is estimated to decelerate to 3.1 percent by 2020, from 16 percent in 2012, according to data collated by Euromonitor. The slowdown has forced companies to diversify. Michael Kors is expanding into menswear, and Kate Spade is growing in other categories such as home goods.
In this regard, Pedraza recalls that "For the first time in many years, there's a real sense of threat," he said. Companies are focused "on survival and dismantling the old structure."
Photo: Louis Vuitton Official Web
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ANALYSISThe Limited Stores LLC owner, Sun Capital Partners Inc, disclosed earlier in January on Friday it has almost doubled its investment in the struggling U.S. womenswear chain. However, the retailer will go ahead with its recently announced plans to shut all of its 250 The Limited stores.
As reported by Reuters, Sun Capital Partners told investors in a letter that it has made 1.8 times its 50 million dollars investment in Limited Stores, thanks to prior distributions and dividends. In fact, the letter continues, Sun Capital is writing down the remaining equity value of Limited Stores to zero.
"We have worked very hard and made significant investments over nine years to improve operations and create a sustainable business at The Limited," Sun Capital told Reuters in an emailed statement.
In the letter to investors, Sun Capital said Limited Stores is evaluating strategic alternatives for the company's remaining e-commerce business and intellectual property.
The Limited, first fashion retailer shutting down in 2017
Despite the private fund's funding, Limited Stores said on Friday that it would close all its brick-and-mortar retail locations effective Sunday.
This series of closures will put 4,000 employments at stake, according to people familiar with the company's plans quoted by Reuters.
"In an increasingly challenging environment for mall-based retail and women's apparel, we are very disappointed that the company has had to make the difficult decision to close its retail locations," Sun Capital said regarding the retailer's network closing.
It's worth recalling how Sun Capital acquired a majority stake in Limited Stores in 2007 and bought the rest of the company in 2010. The return on investment for Sun Capital has been "an unusually happy ending for the private equity firm," explained Erik Gordon, a professor at the University of Michigan Ross School of Business. Gordon further added that the nine-year period during which Sun Capital was an investor in Limited Stores was a "little on the long end."
The Limited was the first foray into the fashion world of Leslie H. "Les" Wexner, who founded the fashion chain in 1963. The first store was a 2,000-square-foot box named for its limited assortment of women's apparel. The 'Washington Post' calls out how the business thrived quickly, encouraging Wexner to open fancier womenswear brand Express, and Structure, a men's shop.
Wexner's company is today's L Brands, parent group to Bath & Body Works and Victoria's Secret.
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Alibaba founder Jack Ma and Donald Trump made headlines with the Chinese entrepreneur's attention-grabbing pledge to create one million US jobs, but analysts say the move is more about generating good PR than substance.
The splashy promise from Trump Tower was a strategic decision by Ma to win goodwill from the next US president and hedge against political risks to Alibaba's vast online shopping business over counterfeits, independent e-commerce analyst Li Chengdong told AFP.
On the short term, economists are sceptical as such a figure would represent almost one percent of all jobs in the United States, making the firm one of the country's largest private employers, said Christopher Balding, professor at Peking University's HSBC Business School.
China's largest online shopping portal has been on the defensive since the office of the US Trade Representative last month put its massive electronic sales platform Taobao on its annual blacklist, saying it was not doing enough to curb sales of fake and pirated goods.
Although inclusion on the blacklist carries no penalties of itself, it dealt a blow to Alibaba's efforts to improve its image and boost international sales. "This is more made to relieve its PR pressure, so Alibaba won't become a target of attack after Trump takes office," Li added. "As Alibaba's counterfeits problem is indeed quite serious, it is an easy target."
'Good relationships'
This month Alibaba filed a lawsuit in China against two vendors for allegedly selling fake Swarovski watches on Taobao, portraying the move as the first time an e-commerce site had taken a counterfeiter to court in the world's second-largest economy.
"Jack Ma is a smart guy and if there is anything being a major businessman in China teaches you it is the importance of having good relationships with the leaders," Balding added. Alibaba and Taobao have long been accused of providing a platform for the sale of knockoff brand-name goods.
Items for sale include a variety of Trump-related products, including "Make America Great Again" hats that sell for 25 dollars on Trump's website available for 3.5 yuan (50 cents) Wednesday. Analysts say Alibaba wants to enhance its imports of US merchandise for Chinese consumers.
"It is not necessarily to create more jobs in the US, it is simply providing one more sales channel for them," Nell Lu, analyst with Shanghai's Business Connect China consulting firm told AFP. Scandals over food safety and milk powder have eroded Chinese shoppers' confidence in domestic goods, fuelling lively informal grey markets in food, vitamins, and medicines from all over the world.
While dominant in its home market, and making forays into Russia and Southeast Asia, Alibaba's efforts in the US have so far failed to find the same success. Its business model as a platform offers US consumers no extra benefits, Li said, and it faces dominant local competitors such as Amazon and eBay.
Even so Ma wants half of Alibaba's revenue to be international within 10 years. The firm's Ant Financial affiliate, which operates digital payments service Alipay, and Tmall International are likely to be its "primary vehicles" for gaining a US foothold, Jeffrey Towson, professor at the Peking University Guanghua School of Management, told AFP.
"Alibaba is serious about the USA," he said, adding the Trump meeting was "good PR" for the firm and introduced Ma to many Americans who had not heard of him. "Every business person in China, and globally, now knows that what Trump wants to hear about is US jobs. So that is what they are all now saying."
After the meeting the two multi-billionaires praised one another, with the Chinese tycoon calling the president-elect "very smart" and "very open-minded". Trump's nominee for the Securities and Exchange Commission, Jay Clayton, has ties to Alibaba from working on its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, the largest public offering in history.
Chinese media trumpeted the Trump-Ma meeting as a sign of the benefits of the economic relationship between the US and China. On Wednesday an editorial in the China Daily newspaper said it would reassure those worried about "havoc" from the incoming administration and said it shows Trump was "willing to adopt a less belligerent and more flexible approach than some of his remarks might suggest".
It added that people should not "rigidly interpret" the jobs pledge to mean full-time corporate positions, but rather focus on how it would help small businesses and American farmers sell to the Asian market. "This should really be self-evident." (AFP)
Photo 1 and 2: Courtesy of the Alibaba Group
Photo 3: Donald Trump, by Gage Skidmore via Flickr
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Top Ten Best Fully Evolved Starter PokémonAwesometepig101 Who is it.
Other lists by awesometepig101:worst psychic pokémon,worst water pokémon and best ice type pokémon.
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Swampert should be best overall starter. Water/ground is unbelievable typing. Only one weakness and it is 4x to grass. Teach him roar and scare away any grass enemies or defeat them with ice beam. Great physical attacker, plus STAB for earthquake is unbelievable. He also evolves from a mudkip which is a really cool starter. This dude NEEDS to be number 1!
He has one weakness. ONE. And he can learn Ice Beam to counter it, so you have that. On top of that, it has immunity to one type and is resistant to four. Plus, he's just gotten better now that he has a mega evolution. Oh yeah, and don't forget that he looks awesome and evolves from one of the cutest starter pokemon ever.
Okay Swampert is 1 adorable 2 Only one weakness? 3 Can defeat weakness easily with ice beam. 4 oops I mean 1 oops I meant NUMBER 1 POKEMON IN THE WHOLE GOD DAM WORLD
He is my favorit pokemon he is power full and has only one weaknessV 23 Comments
Charizard is really cool and when I was first introduced to pokemon he was the one I loved the most
Mega Charizard is cool, but charizard is just a flying orange lizard with anger issues.
I hate this thing why is it up here, this thing is pathetic and weak, Charizard can jump on rocks and die
Charizard needs to die in a pool of water. - Reaper_RedV 34 Comments
Come on! He's the world champion for 2011!
Cyndaquil is adorable, quilava looks boss and typhlosion is preety much the end of the world
My level 100 typhlosion KILLED all the johto gym leaders.he's the best
My favorite starter by farV 2 Comments
Oshawott was my starter and first Pokemon and was always reliable. After becoming a Samurott it never fails to impress me with it's strength and endurance. It is the formidable Pokemon after all
Can someone tell me how is bacon pig is at four?
After all the hate Oshawott got, it's nice he finally gets some respect as a Samurott. Plus, Oshawott is adorable.
Samurott is trash in battle. Can't you people see that? - InklingSethOV 7 Comments
Emboar sucks SO BAD! Plus, another fire/fighting Pokemon. Not in my house! At least the other fire/fighting Pokemon are good and can kick ass. I mean, emboar lost to his pre evolution. He should definitely be lower!
Emboar is slow and ugly. He is pretty easy to kill as well. He should be last. Honestly I just want to cast emboar out of my mind
Are you serious, in just gen 5 starters in general, the other two are better in battle then this and the only thing I like about it is that I can have loads of bacon
What the heck, this guy sucks so bad. why is it so high on this listV 9 Comments
My little bro has a level 80 Feraligatr and its so powerful! Man, vote Feraligatr up people, that water jet is crazy powerful and those strong legs... Feraligatr is boss man
Feraligatr is one of my favourite Pokemon and my favourite starter. Should be number 1
Sheer power and dragon dance are so broken
Lads, I own a strategic Feraligator with Sword Dance, a lot of base attack, and Cascade, it slays.V 5 Comments
Why is this guy so far down on the list? He is OVERPOWERED in battle, he is a giant turtle, he is a WALKING EARTH, and it is just torture by its name (torterra)
Tor terra is definitely one of the most powerful Pokemon in diamond. I beat all of my opponents until I reached the ice gym with just my tor terra!
Although the typing grass ground does make water ripe mover more effective it also makes fire weaker
This guy has an entire island on his back!V 17 Comments
Mega Blaziken is one of the toughest fully evolved starters in the game. The original Fire/Fighting and the toughest one. Should easily be a top 5 with Greninja, they are the only two starters in the Uber tier for competitive battling.
I got a torchic and while it was level 3 it could take out level 9 pokemon in a few hits. I was not disappointed with any of torchic's evolutions. Blaziken should be higher up than 9.
I am a Blaziken fan. But I had originally picked Sceptile for my team. I got a third of the way through the game and was so dissapointed, I reset the game and picked Blaziken. Never let me down since. I love Blaziken and he is really powerful.
H'es like a Ninja he could probably beat charizard. Bruh he should be #2 if not #1V 18 Comments
Fighting Fire, even though it's a recycled idea it's good typing
HE LEARNS GRASS FOR WATER AND DARK FOR PSYCHIC HE ROCKS! best fire Pokemon
Badass Pokemon,he can beat any other pokemon the same level as him.Like really.Have an Infernape.Even in the anime he's badass as fkV 6 Comments
He's literally a hippo with tanks in his shell. He is super powerful and dominated all competition in leaf green. Why isn't he higher?
Blastoise should be higher up the list as it can learn amazing attacks
This guy's awesome. Too bad he lives in a region with such good Water-types. - KinglerMaster
If we are talking about favorite pokemons my favorite is mega mewtwo YV 7 Comments
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A level 100 Delphox is practically unstoppable. I have one. - RiverClanRocks
And again... not number one?! Seriously mine is 92 and I have never lost since.
I like the way she looks and is very strongV 1 Comment
Protein Greninja is unreal. Confuse your enemies by changing type and always hitting with STAB attacks. He is the fastest fully evolved starter so he will always attack first. He is also pretty badass looking... Should easily be top 5 in my opinion!
What! I'm the same person that complained about Emboar being in the top five. I love Greninja! Screw Emboar, Greninja should be in the top ten AT LEAST!
Why is Swampert the fish pokemon and Emboar the fat pig in top 5,Greninja and Infernape are way better
Greninja with protein is the best starter pokemon and could easily beat torrtera typhlosion ferraligatr sammurott and emboar without protein torrtera with airiel ace ferraligatr and sammurott with night slash and fire types with hydro cannon or water shurikenV 11 Comments
His hold back move is GREAT at catching wild Pokemon. Should be at least in top ten.
Contrary to popular beLeaf. Haha contrary and leaf storm + high base speed. Pretty cute! It's on par with Sceptile in regards to coolness. Wait for the mega evolution, possibly Grass/Dark?
I don't know why serperior is this low. It should be at least 3rd place. Contrary + Leaf Storm + Other moves (Dragon Pulse/Hidden Power Fire/Giga Drain) is honestly overpowered as hell and is only countered by like...heatran. It sweeps pretty much everything else. I've 1HKOd a Charizard with this thing. - KinglerMaster
I love serperiorV 4 Comments
How is Chesnaught here? He's a beast! How is Typhlosion in no. 3? He sucks!
Chesnaught is easily the most powerful. He's really loyal and will use his own body to protect those that he loves. ❤ ChesnaughtV 1 Comment
What the heck, Sceptile should be much higher. Grass as a whole is definitely weaker than Fire and Water, but Sceptile learns awesome moves and is one of the fastest grass types
It is the fastest grass type and the fastest dragon type ever. Also, high special attack.
Sceptile was too good for your votes.
Kidding or what, he defeated Darkrai!V 6 Comments
My Empoleon beats up my rival's Torterra every time! I just taught it drill peck and adios Torterra! My Empoleon beat the Electric gym by itself just using Surf. Water is definitely the best starter choice and Empoleon gets steel which gives it so much more resistance than the other starters. Empoleon is the best!
How the hell is empoleon here he should be in top I mean come on it's brave a good leader strong come on hydro cannon he's powerful charizard sucks
Get him at the top. My Empoleon is level 100 and he has never lost a battle with ever.
How on Earth is Empoleon this low on the list?! He is awesome! - Kevie16V 6 Comments
Defeated charizard and venusaur and the lastV 5 Comments
Venusaur is very strong and should be ranked much higher than this
My first pokemon I ever had and my most beloved
Razor Leaf, Toxic, Leech Seed, and Earthquake. Solid movepool for venusaur
What the hell, why is this thing so low
Mega Venusaur can tank both Charizard and Blastoise and Venusaur has the most original design of the three.! A DRAGON! ! A TURTLE! (Didn't mean that Blastoise, you're cool too, but Charizard's stupid and overrated) - KinglerMaster
She's a lovely, strong, sweet, bulky Pokemon. Love Primarina so much. - InklingSethO
Primarina is better that mega blaziken because fairy is a really good type only having TWO weaknesses. It's handy against Hala and Acerola in the elite four. It has insane sp. attack which is awesome/ bbut combine that with Sparkling Aria and it does 110 damage. INSANITY.V 2 Comments
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"It was a warm day but I suddenly felt cold," was how Philippa Langley described the powerful sensation she experienced when she walked over the unmarked grave of her hero King Richard III beneath a car park in central England.
One of the greatest archaeological discoveries of recent English history has been driven by one woman's obsession with overturning Shakespeare's portrayal of Richard as a twisted tyrant who murdered two young princes in the Tower of London.
The extraordinary tale of the discovery of the bones of the last English monarch to die in battle combined passion, sleuthing and scholarship with carbon dating, DNA testing and a search for funding worthy of a best-selling detective yarn.
The skeleton allowed Richard's face to be reconstructed -- fleshy with thick, dark eyebrows and rather bland features -- and also revealed the fatal wounds inflicted at the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485.
Now Langley, a 50-year-old screenwriter, wants to rehabilitate Richard III as an enlightened monarch who made important strides in the areas of law and printing.
Historians had pursued several trails to track down where the defeated Richard had been ignominiously buried by the victor at Bosworth, the future King Henry VII who paraded Richard's naked corpse before handing it to friars to dispose of.
When Langley began reading a biography of Richard 15 years ago, she had no idea it was to be the start of a quest that would eventually solve the 500-year-old mystery about the last resting place of one of England's most reviled monarchs.
Against all odds, archaeologists announced this week they had found Richard's skeleton buried beneath a car park in the city of Leicester.
"I knew I was going to find him," Langley said in an interview with Reuters.
Her compulsion to find Richard -- at one point she almost re-mortgaged her home to fund her mission -- began in 1998 when she began researching a screenplay about the king who ruled England for just two years until his death at the age of 32.
Until then, like most Britons, she knew him as the villain of one of Shakespeare's most famous plays, a man also demonized by other writers who took the side of Richard's conqueror, Henry Tudor, and his descendants.
To them, Richard was a power-crazed hunchback with a withered arm who stooped to any level to seize the crown after the death of his brother Edward IV. He was said to have murdered the "Princes in the Tower", one of them the rightful king Edward V, aged just 12.
Among the more outlandish traits attached to him were claims he was born with teeth and shoulder-length hair, and that he had spent two years in his mother's womb.
Perhaps not the sort of person whose remains you would spend years trying to find. However, Langley said a biography by American historian Paul Murray Kendall, which presented the king as a man of justice and honor, changed her view.
"That blew me away because I had no inkling of this other possible Richard, I'd always had this sort of Shakespearian child-killing (figure)," said Langley, who hails from northern England, where Richard was popular.
"What did it for me was Shakespeare's Richard III has been done time and time again. But nobody's told Richard's real story on screen, not ever."
Richard's reign came to a bloody end at the Battle of Bosworth Field, where even his enemies said he fought bravely until he was cut down. Shakespeare declares his last words to have been: "A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!".
His body was stripped, taken by horse to Leicester and put on display for two days before being buried at the Grey Friars' friary. Grand sepulchres house the remains of most English monarchs, but Henry Tudor, by now Henry VII, paid just 10 pounds for a memorial to Richard.
Local legend in Leicester held that the body was dug up during the reign of Henry VIII when he dissolved the monasteries following his break with the pope in Rome.
Stories that Richard's remains were thrown in the nearby River Soar and his stone coffin turned into a drinking-trough for horses outside a pub became the established version of events. One riverside street is even named Richard III Road.
However, some 25 years ago, David Baldwin, a history tutor from the University of Leicester, challenged these accounts.
"They (stone coffins) had really passed out of use a century before Richard III's day," Baldwin told Reuters.
"All the visitors who came to Leicester who showed an interest in Richard went to look at this horse trough rather than go to the place of his burial."
Baldwin thought it possible, but unlikely, the body might one day be found in an area of the city where Grey Friars once stood, part of which formed a car park for Leicester council's social services department.
"I suppose as far as most people were concerned it simply wasn't very likely that anything would be found. I think most of the archaeologists were slightly skeptical," he said.
But Langley, who began writing her screenplay about Richard in 2005, was not deterred. Her research into places in England where he had been culminated in a trip to the car park in Leicester, about 100 miles north of London.
"I decided just before I got that first draft out it was time to go to Bosworth and Leicester ... This was going to be my final journey for Richard, to walk through Leicester where he died."
It was as she roamed through the uninspiring concrete municipal car park that she said she felt a sudden chill.
"It was the strangest experience, it was some kind of intuitive feeling, and I absolutely felt I was walking on his grave," she recounts. "I went back a year later because I had to find out if it really was something, and I had the same feeling again in the same spot.
"Just a couple of feet to my left someone had painted the letter R onto the tarmac, a white handpainted letter R. I had exactly the same feeling - R marks the spot and I was on a mission."
Her initial attempts to get support for the dig proved fruitless. The local archaeological society insisted the body had been thrown into the River Soar.
Her theory would probably have come to nothing had it not chimed with research by historian John Ashdown-Hill. He had found evidence of the location of the Grey Friars site, and had also traced the descendants of Richard's sister, Anne of York, giving them a DNA link.
"With that, everybody knew if we found him, no matter what, we had the chance to identify him," Langley said. "In every pitch I did, people would be rolling their eyes, but the minute you mentioned that, they were on board."
By Spring 2011, she had persuaded the local council and the University of Leicester's archaeological department that the dig was worthwhile.
"I wouldn't say that I was going there just to find Richard III because I never thought we would anyway," said Richard Buckley, the lead archaeologist. "Finding the Grey Friars would have been pretty good on its own."
A year later, the project was set to go when backers pulled the 35,000 pounds (NZ$66,000) of funding they needed.
"It was a really dark moment, because I really thought it was over," said Langley, who considered re-mortgaging her home to raise funds.
"At one point I was so desperate. But I've got two (teenage) children and I couldn't go that far," she said.
Instead, help came from the University of Leicester and the Richard III Society, an organization formed 90 years ago and now comprising several thousand devotees known as "Ricardians".
Then, at the last minute, they lost 10,000 pounds of funding again. This time Ricardians from around the world -- Australia, Belgium, Germany and Canada -- raised 13,000 pounds (NZ$24,000).
Two individuals, one from the United States and one from Britain, donated 1,000 pounds apiece. Annette Carson, a biographer of Richard III who organized the international appeal, told Reuters Ricardians were people "with a mission".
"Find another monarch who has been trashed like Richard has been," she explained of the huge interest, sternly rejecting any historical criticism put to her. "When you look at the contemporary records, he was actually a caring king."
With funding secured, work began in August last year, providing a last chance to see if Langley was right.
"What funding body would come to you and say 'well OK you've not found him this time, dig another six trenches and have another go'," Buckley said.
But not far from where the car park was marked with an R, they almost immediately found a grave just 68cm beneath present ground level, housing a skeleton with a hugely curved spine corresponding to accounts of Richard and 10 battle wounds.
DNA matched that of Canadian-born Michael Ibsen, a London-based furniture maker and direct descendant of Richard's sister, proving to a team of academics and scientists that the bones were indeed those of England's last Plantagenet king. Carbon dating provided more convincing evidence.
"For the first trench to have actually hit, in the first five meters, the burial ... was amazingly lucky," Buckley said. "What are the chances of that happening?"
So why are people, particularly some women, still so fascinated by a king who died 528 years ago?
Unveiling a bust based on a computer reconstruction or Richard this week, Phil Stone, the chairman of the Richard III Society, said many of his female members would be envious of the woman who painted the face as "for over a week she spent her time with the head of Richard III in her lap".
Langley said that for her Richard had the appeal of a brooding hero from a romantic novel.
"There is something about the noble, tragic end, the final act of bravery, the all or nothing. I think we connect with something like that," she said. "It was the end of an era when Richard died. He was the last warrior king."
However, the discovery of Richard's skeleton is unlikely to transform the assessment of historians overnight.
"It can't really tell us anything about his personality or anything about his actions as king or whether he was guilty of any of the charges laid against him," said Baldwin.
"The only hope really, I think, is that there's now so much interest in him that it will encourage people to delve more deeply into the archives and perhaps in the future more evidence will come to light. His bones can only tell us so much."
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