Best Looking Attacks

In the early-days of the anime, most of the attacks were rather simple and straight-forward. But since late-Johto, moves have been presented in more improved, fancier ways. So, which attacks do you think look best/worst?

My Best:
1. Icy Wind - How it appeared in the Snowpoint Gym's battle. If only they could do that with Blizzard...
2. Ice Shard
3. Shadow Ball - so much more improved since when it was just a black ball

My Worst:
1. Night Slash - it looked just like Wing Attack when Honchkrow used it.
2. Wood Hammer - in no way did Abomasnow make it look nearly as equally-strong as Brave Bird and Volt Tackle
3. Stone Edge - shouldn't it require contact?

What's in your bedroom?

My room has an empty-ish feel, with just a bed, desk, TV, trash can, bare walls and an outlet corner to charge my cell and DS. And two baskets of clean and dirty clothes in my closet, also pretty empty.

How 'bout your rooms?

Elective Classes

What electives (optional classes) have you taken before, in all your school years where they were available? Mine are:

7th- Home Economics, Pottery
8th- Computer Applications, Sewing
9th- Health, Keyboarding, Computer Graphics

I've always wanted to take an art class though, it never fit into my schedule. Sewing was the only elective I didn't want, as the class I wanted, art, was already full.

So yours?

Moves Most Often Used

Which ten (or five) moves do you think are used in the anime the most, since episode one to present day? In order, I think:

1. Thunderbolt
2. Water Gun
3. Tackle
4. Iron Tail
5. Flamethrower
6. Vine Whip
7. Shadow Ball
8. Swift
9. Smokescreen/Smog
10. Ice Beam

The ones early in the list are kinda obvious. I listed Vine Whip as one, as before Sinnoh, Bulbasaur and Chikorita used it a lot. Smokescreen (or Smog) used to be used a lot in Kanto and Johto by James's Weezing.

Spreading Pokerus

I know spreading pokerus has something to do with being in battles, but:

• What positions in the team are considered adjacent to the PKRS'd pokemon? Is it just left/right, or is it also above/below?
• What's the probability chance of it being spread to an adjacent pokemon?
  
• Does the chance apply to each pokemon (% chance of hitting A, % chance of hitting B ), or to is the chance to spread to all pokemon (% chance of hitting both A & B )?
• Does the chance apply per battle, or per round of a battle?
  
• Would "running" from the battle count as a battle/round-of-battle?
• Does the PKRS'd pokemon have to be in the battle/round for it to count for the chance of spreading, or can you use a non-PKRS'd pokemon and still spread it?

Thanks in advanced.

EDIT: Any un-striked question wasn't really answered. Didn't seem like anyone knew them, so it makes sense that this got closed; but if there is anyone here that knows the answers, please PM me