'Shroom Spotlight

I've pretty much purged the Trivia category.
 
TheFlameChomp said:
What information is needed for the Skillit page? I have easy access to the game, so I could probably work on that one.
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Skillit was chosen as User:Camwood777 recommended it to me. He did do a bit on the page before it was featured, so it'd probably be best to ask him what more he thinks needs to be done.
 
We are nearing the end of this edition, so I thought I'd try a last minute rally call to get what needs to be done, just in case people were thinking about it, but forgot.

Diamond Police is in a much better state then when it was highlighted, but there are still some minor issues. My main issue is a lot of the stuff revolving around the animals is kinda irrelevant. The monkey having these high-vision goggles has nothing to do with the actual police. I also feel like the article could flow a little bit better.

Skillit is still marked as a stub. I have seen some discussion that it might not be a stub anymore, so obviously, if it's not then the tag can be freely removed.

Burrow is still waiting on an image.

Other than that, you guys have done a great job this month :D
 
I don't know of much more information for Skillit that is necessary, so I went ahead and removed the stub tag. I also added a quote, as that was suggested.
 
So, I was trying to get an image of Burrow, which is incredibly hard to do, then I was wondering about the legitimacy of the article. The names of the individual close plays aren't named in the game, but they could be in a guide or something. Point is, needs a ref, but even with or without one, all the close play articles we have (Burrow, Enlarge, Angry Attack, etc.) could very easily fit in a Close Play article since they have at most three lines of information.
 
They are named in-game, you find them in the stats/records menu. They're also listed in their official trading cards. There's no need for a ref needed template.

Not sure to keep the abilities separate nor merged. They have different names, and some of them have different properties. Burrow, for example, avoids the baseman altogether while Enlarge knocks the person away.