Challenging Puma to a 4v4 Doubles! ~ Ref = ???

[Dogfish44]

PKMN Trainer Dogfish44 would like to battle!

Format: 4v4 Doubles
Banned Moves: None
Chills/Recoveries: ∞
DQ: 3 Days

Arena: Magnetic Bay

A surreal place that was found by accident, Magnetic Bay “attracts” the most adventurous Trainers out there. Think of a nice, relaxing beach by the bay, with tall mountains at the tips where the land separates the bay from the sea. Magnetic Bay is like that, but it gives the beach scene a whole new twist. The sand is fine lodestone, and it gives the beach a dark feel to it. On the sand there are also scraps of iron, though most are covered in the sand, as they are magnetic. As you make your way to the water, you will see it’s not actually water, but Mercury! How on earth can trainers be around such a deadly element, and how can pokemon battle around and in it? Who knows, but that’s the way it is. The mercury seems not to kill the pokemon, though if in contact they will receive mercury poisoning (like toxic). At the tips of the Magnetic bay are two large mountains, which almost completely block off the bay from the sea. They are composed mostly of lodestone as well, creating more magnetic fields, and these two masses of magnetic rock probably explain how there are floating rocks! Yes, the most interesting thing about Magnetic Bay is that over the Mercury lies (well floats) large chunks of rock, and because of certain magnetic fields (I won’t get into the scientific details and whatnot) the rocks float precariously over the bay! Most of the chunks are big enough for even the largest and heaviest of pokemon, though there are some smaller ones. The position of the floating rocks are not in a pattern: some are really high up above the bay, some are only ten feet above the liquid metal, and so on. The weather here is always cloudy, though it rarely precipitates.



"Welcome to one of the more interesting arenas I've fought in (Last time I fought here I had a Magneton with Magnet Pull, which was a complex affair). So, Puma, are you ready to fight?"

[Puma]

Well, I did think of something else, but your arena sounds too interesting as if I could say no. I accept your challenge, but let's set a DC at 45% as well. That way it will promote strategic use of both Pokémon instead of just punching one of the opponents to death :'D
Hm, as you've challenged me now, do you want me to send out first?

[Dogfish44]

"Damage cap of 45 it is. Now then... begin!"

Data (Porygon-Z ~ Adaptability) & Boltair (Emolga ~ Motor Drive), centre stage!

[Puma]

Alright, you wanted it that way, you'll get it that way.
Sir Dig-Alot (Diglett, Male, Sandveil) and Choji (Swinub, Male, Snowcloak) will be my choice for that battle, as both need to evolve soon.
Both have custom sprites as well, so, there you go!


Now that this is done, let's start with our commands, shall we?
Sir Dig-Alot, I want you to unleash the pure force of Sandstorm, so our little advantage comes at hand. If they try to stop that in any way, repeat the sandstorming process. Otherwise, just go for Stone Edge on Boltair, and hit Data with a Bulldoze! Also, if it taunts you, switch the moves that are unable to be executed to Stone Edge on Boltair.

Choji, it's your first time to shine, and I want it to be great! Start by setting a Reflect up, then Toxic both of them. If you get taunted into attack, we will do that as well! Hit Boltair with a Blizzard, and follow up with an Ice Beam!

Sir Dig-Alot: [Sandstorm ~ Stone Edge (Boltair) ~ Bulldoze (Data)]
Choji: [Reflect ~ Toxic (Boltair) ~ Toxic (Data)]

Subs for Diglett:
Sandstorm is distracted by another weather move => Sandstorm again at any time. Taunted => Stone Edge (Boltair)

Sub for Swinub:
Taunted => Replace moveset with [Ice Beam ~ Blizzard ~ Ice Beam]

Also, may I suggest a maximum of 3 subs? (In total, not per battler)

[Puma]

Bump for Dogfish's commands, and bump for finding a referee!

[Oslo]

Will ref.

[Puma]

Thanks Oslo! Now only to Dogfish's commands (: