CuleX VS. Vermilion (Ref: The Arbiter [DUN-DUN-DUNNN...])

[Blademaster]

It's about time for me to issue another open challenge that's gonna last for about a week before it dies... Let's see what's on tap this time...

Here's the rules:

Number: 2 on 2, 1 Pokemon at a time
Order: The ref decides who sends out first.
DQ: 6 days
Banned moves: None on my part
Location: The Colloseum of Legends

The Colloseum of Legends is a massive, circular chamber with walls, floors, and ceilings made of pure white marble. The only means of ventilation here are a few arched windows, so weather attacks and land-based attacks such as Dig and Earthquake have no effect here.

Surrounding the room are 34 statues depicting the Legendary Pokemon: Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Mewtwo, Mew, Raikou, Entei, Suicune, Lugia, Ho-Oh, Celebi, Regirock, Regice, Registeel, Latios, Latias, Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza, Jirachi, Deoxys, Uxie, Mesprit, Azelf, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, Heatran, Regigigas, Cresselia, Manaphy, Darkrai, Shaymin, and Arceus.

These statues bear the energies of the Legendaries themselves and will grant a Legendary Pokemon's power to any Pokemon in the arena that matches its type. The type match-ups are as follows:


1. Normal Pokemon gain Arceus' Judgment attack.
2. Fire Pokemon gain Ho-Oh's Sacred Fire attack.
3. Water Pokemon gain Kyogre's Water Spout attack.
4. Electric Pokemon gain Latios' Luster Purge attack.
5. Grass Pokemon gain Shaymin's Seed Flare attack.
6. Ice Pokemon gain Latias' Mist Ball attack.
7. Fighting Pokemon gain Regirock's/Regice's/Registeel's Superpower attack.
8. Psychic Pokemon gain Deoxys' Psycho Boost attack.
9. Rock Pokemon gain Heatran's Magma Storm attack.
10. Poison Pokemon gain Jirachi's Doom Desire attack.
11. Ground Pokemon gain Groudon's Eruption attack.
12. Bug Pokemon gain Regigigas' Crush Claw attack.
13. Flying Pokemon gain Lugia's Aeroblast attack.
14. Ghost Pokemon gain Giratina's Shadow Force attack.
15. Dragon Pokemon gain Dialga's Roar of Time attack.
16. Dark Pokemon gain Darkrai's Dark Void attack.
17. Steel Pokemon gain Palkia's Special Rend attack.
18. Any Pokemon of an indeterminate type will gain Manaphy's Heart Swap attack.


Hybrid Pokemon always gain the attack that corresponds to their primary type. The only exception to this rule are Normal-hybrid Pokemon, which gain Aeroblast if Normal/Flying, Water Spout if Normal/Water, or Psycho Boost if Normal/Psychic.

Each Pokemon can use its Legendary attack three times. If the Pokemon attempts its special attack a fourth time, it will instantly be KO-ed by the Legendary whose power it believes is being abused. Legendary attacks also consume more energy than usual, so even using one is risky. Beware...

If anybody accepts this challenge, please respond here.

If NOBODY accepts this challenge, then I'll start calling people out.

See you soon...... heh heh heh...


~CuleX

[Vermillion]

I SO want in on this..I will challenge you.

[Blademaster]

Grah... So, you wanna piece o' this, hah?! HAH?!!

OK, Vermilion, I accept your challenge.

It's time for a clash in the Colloseum!

[Greyfox]

I'll take on this job...

-Grey

[Vermillion]

Sweet, so who goes first?

[Greyfox]

I flipped the coin of destiny; the coin of destiny read "tails", which meant that CuleX chooses his Pokemon first, while Vermillion attacks first.

-Grey

[Blademaster]

I have finally returned; it's about time I gave this guy what he deserves...

Rawk Hawk, I choose you!

(hurls Poke Ball; a tall, masculine Combusken emerges)

OK, let's do this! Prepare to be RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWKED!!!!

[Vermillion]

Sorry for the delay, I choose my shiny male Mudkip Nereus.

Alright buddy, they have the evolutionary advantage, but we have type so it might balance out. Double Team and Double Water Pulse!

[Blademaster]

OK, Rawk, they wanna use type advantage? We'll do the same thing.

"Busk."

What?! What do you mean, 'Can't."?

"Combusk-busken combusken."

You don't know any super-effective moves against a Mudkip? ...Shit... OK, then, we'll try something else.

Use Aerial Ace to blow through that Double Team, and then hit Nereus with a Sky Uppercut, followed by a Focus Blast.

Move: Aerial Ace, Sky Uppercut, Focus Blast

[Greyfox]

Well, I had a great reffing almost posted; my browser crashed before I could though, so I'll have to rewrite it.

I'm gonna do it simple though:

Blademaster vs Vermillion

Rawk Hawk - Male Combusken
100% Health
100% Energy
Aerial Ace / Sky Uppercut / Focus Blast

Nereus - Male Mudkip **
100% Health
100% Energy
Double Team / Water Pulse / Water Pulse

• Nereus uses Double Team and creates 3 clones (-6% Energy).
• Rawk Hawk uses Aerial Ace and hits Nereus (-3% Damage; -5% Energy). Nereus' clones are dispersed.
  
• Nereus uses Water Pulse and hits Rawk Hawk (-7% Damage; -4% Energy; no confusion).
• Rawk Hawk uses Sky Uppercut and hits Nereus critically (-8% Damage; -5% Energy).
• Nereus uses Water Pulse again and hits Rawk Hawk (-7% Damage; -4% Energy; no confusion).
• Rawk Hawk uses Focus Blast, causing great damage (-10% Damage; -8% Energy; no SP DEF reduction).

Rawk Hawk - Male Combusken
86% Health
80% Energy
Tired; confident; wet

Nereus - Male Mudkip **
79% Health
86% Energy
Hurt jaw; otherwise okay

Apologies for the crude reffing; I'll get it better the next round.

-Grey

[Blademaster]

^ Nominating that for best reffing in the history of ASB.

OK Rawk, we've taken the lead - let's keep it that way.

Start with a Night Slash, followed by a Quick Attack and then a Double Kick.

Use Aerial Ace's speed to dodge Toxic.

Move: Night Slash, Quick Attack, Double Kick
Sub: Aerial Ace

[Greyfox]

Here's a revision of that first round:

-Grey

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
Ready to rawk!...hawk...
Aerial Ace / Sky Uppercut / Focus Blast


NEREUS
Male Mudkip **
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
Ready to nereus? Lame...
Double Team / Water Pulse / Water Pulse

ROUND ONE

The collosseum is the setting for this match. The arena is literally littered with several statues of so-called legendary pokemon that have yet to prove their own existence. Nereus, Vermillion's purple-colored mudkip, yelps excitedly as he is withdrawn from his poke ball. Closing his eyes, Nereus creates three clones of himself, each one more identical than the last (-6% - Nereus). Hawk, however, doesn't fret. He opens up his right hand - his claws recently sharpened. Though he has the elemental disadvantage, he remains poised. The fire pokemon slashes at the air, creating several small blades of wind that spread in a wave-like fashion, like a shot gun. The several air "bullets" rip through the mudkip clones, including Nereus himself, for light damage (-3% - Nereus; -5% - Rawk Hawk).

Slightly annoyed, the mud-fish pokemon reels back as he summons a large ball of water from his mouth. As the water energy is concentrated into a greater ball, Nereus shoots it off, crashing into Rawk Hawk for great damage (-7% - Rawk Hawk; -4% - Nereus). Brushing off the water bits, Rawk Hawk balls up his right fist as it glistens with fighting spirit. The fire chicken darts over to his foe with an agile quickness before ducking down almost below the mud-fish. Nereus looks confused, but that confusion lasts a mere milli-second as Hawk thrusts upwards, slamming the mukip in the jaw as he rises up (-8% - Nereus; -5% - Rawk Hawk). Nereus is flung into the air and hits the ground with a crashing thud.

His jaw in pain, Nereus conjures another water pulse, but expels more energy than before in his condition. The ball of water is flung once more towards Rawk Hawk, who takes the hit unwillingly (-7% - Rawk Hawk; -5% - Nereus). As the water drips from his orange coat, Hawk reels back once more, collecting a great assortment of energy before shooting it off in Nereus' direction. The great blade of energy pierces through the mud-fish, causing great damage (-10% - Nereus; -8% - Rawk Hawk).

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 86%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 82%
Wet and cold; confident


NEREUS
Male Mudkip **
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 79%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 85%
Jaw really, really hurts

[Vermillion]

Mud Bomb to blind and damage that fowl then Counter that quick attack and Water Pulse!

[Greyfox]

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 86%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 82%
Wet and cold; confident
Night Slash / Quick Attack / Double Kick
Aerial Ace

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 79%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 85%
Jaw really, really hurts
Mud Bomb / Counter / Water Pulse

ROUND TWO

The second round begins just as quickly as the first. Hawk's right arm begins to tremble with a dark force as he rushes towards the mud-fish pokemon. Nereus, however, remains sturdy as he conjures up his attack, still sore from the attack earlier. Closer and closer Rawk runs, but Nereus shoots off a glob of mud at his firery foe, slapping him right in the face (-6% - Rawk Hawk; -5% - Nereus). Both pokemon wince from the attack. The mud trickles from Hawk's eyes as he carefully slashes downward at Nereus, leaving a superficial cut on the mudkip's forehead (-5% - Nereus; -5% - Rawk Hawk); Nereus squeals out of anguish.

No one taking advantage of their summoning abilities, Rawk Hawk immediately leaps back so he can gain momentum. About five feet away from his foe, Rawk Hawk then quickly charges towards the mudkip once more, ready do dish out some more damage. Unfortunately for him, Nereus is once again ready to strike, glowing a light brownish color (-3% - Nereus). Rawk Hawk slams into the mudkip, dealing mild damage (-4% - Nereus; -2% - Rawk Hawk), but Nereus retalliates, head-butting his foe in the torso for greater damage (-6% - Rawk Hawk).

Annoyed at his deception, Hawk immediately kicks the mud-fish pokemon up into the air lightly (-2% - Nereus; -1% - Rawk Hawk), then proceeds to leap up into the air and kick the pokemon back down to the ground (-2% - Nereus; -2% - Rawk Hawk). The mudkip rolls onto the ground painfully, but immediately pulls himself back together. His sore mouth not so sore anymore, Nereus shoots off another water pulse, sailing through the air and knocking the combusken back just as he landed (-7% - Rawk Hawk; -4% - Nereus).

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 69%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 72%
Wet and muddy; still confident

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 66%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 73%
Feelin' fine; slightly tired

[Blademaster]

You really didn't have to revise the first round, drew...

Well... thanks anyway for the effort. (Geez, that sounds condesending. >>)

Vermilion, where you at?

[Vermillion]

Mud Bomb him again and Water Gun him in the gut, finishing with Roll Out.

[Blademaster]

Conjure up a 10%-ish Substitute, and then just let it get destroyed by Mud Bomb and Water Gun while you relax. Then, when Nereus rolls at you, hold out your arms and Endure the hit, then Fling Nereus into the wall behind you. This strategy was NOT taken from watching Link throw Gorons around in Twilight Princess, BTW... Really. <<

Move: Substitute (10%), Sumo Slam (Endure + Fling)

[Greyfox]

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 69%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 72%
Wet and muddy; still confident
Substitute / Endure + Fling

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 66%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 73%

Feelin' fine; slightly tired
Mud Bomb / Water Gun / Rollout

ROUND THREE

Rawk Hawk begins round three by closing his eyes and summoning a double of himself; not a clone, however, an actual life-like combusken (-10% - Rawk Hawk; +10% - Faux Hawk). Being nonethewiser, Nereus shoots off a collection of mud towards the living doll. The mud slaps against the Faux Hawk, causing damage as it would Rawk Hawk (-6% - Faux Hawk; -5% - Nereus).

This pleases Nereus, as he shoots off a steady stream of water as the real Hawk takes a moment to breath. The water crashes into the Faux Hawk easily (-4% - Faux Hawk; -3% - Nereus), causing it to break apart. Annoyed, Nereus realized that he had just been had, and that does not rawk!... hawk. Curling up into a tiny ball, Nereus charges towards the fire chicken quickly, gaining momentum and dust from the arena floor. Rawk Hawk holds steady, however, and Nereus lands right into his hands (-5% - Rawk Hawk; -4% - Nereus). Slightly pained from Nereus' attack, Rawk Hawk struggles to hold him up before proceeding to fling him into one of the stone pillars (-9% - Nereus; -10% - Rawk Hawk).


RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 54%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 62%
Arms strained

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 57%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 61%

Cement hurts

[Blademaster]

Hit Nereus with a Slash, then two Crush Claws.

Use Quick Attack to dodge Toxic.

[Vermillion]

Simply Bide, absorb all 3 attacks and return them with double the force.

[Greyfox]

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 54%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 62%
Arms strained

Slash / Crush Claw / Crush Claw

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 57%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 61%
Cement hurts

Bide / Bide / WTFPwn??!

ROUND FOUR

Nereus begins the round by closing his eyes and focusing; a light-orange colored veil surrounds him as he thinks peaceful thoughts. Thinking none of it, Rawk Hawk charges at the tranced Nereus and slashes him with his right claw (-5% - Nereus; -3% - Rawk Hawk). Nereus doesn't counterattack. Rawk Hawk, thinking he has the golden opportunity, continues to barrage Nereus with a few great strikes (-8% + -8% - Nereus; -7% + -7% - Rawk Hawk).

Bide is an intesting technique - it takes a great amount of damage over a period of time, and then when the time is right, it unleashes it. Basically, it's the equivilent of a woman coming home night after night to discover that the dishes have not been cleaned while her good-for-nothing boyfriend sits on the couch watching Sports Center. After a full round's worth of barrages, Nereus opens his eyes and the orange aura fades into a large beam, which, upon shooting forward, nails Rawk Hawk for heavy damage and then some (-31% - Rawk Hawk; -22% - Nereus).

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 23%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 45%
Surprised

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 36%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 39%

Very tired

[Vermillion]

Relax buddy, your doing great. Counter anything physical but it its not Water Pulse.

Relax | Counter/Water Pulse | Counter/Water Pulse

[Blademaster]

Focus Blast x3.

[Greyfox]

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 23%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 45%
Surprised

Focus Blast / Focus Blast / Focus Blast

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 36%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 39%

Very tired

Relax / Water Pluse / Water Pulse
Counter

ROUND FIVE

As the purple mudkip takes a breather (+5% - Mudkip), Rawk Hawk eagerly charges up to settle the score. Having more energy than his foe, Hawk shoots off a blast of pure fighting spirit which crashes into the relaxing mud-fish pokemon for great damage (-10% - Nereus; -7% - Nereus).

Feeling refreshed (and slightly sore), Nereus counterattacks by shooting a large torrent at the firery opponent. Rawk Hawk takes the full blast ungracefully (-7% - Rawk Hawk; -4% - Nereus). The wet fire pokemon shoots off another focus blast, which rips through the air easily and slams into the mud-fish once again (-10% - Nereus; -8% - Rawk Hawk).

For the third action, the two pokemon did the same thing as the second action, doing the same damage at the cost of slightly more fatigue, (-7% - Rawk Hawk; -10% - Nereus; -5% - Nereus; -9% - Rawk Hawk).

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 9%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 21%
Hawk hate wet

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 6%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 30%

Feelin' limp

[Blademaster]

Swift x3.

Dodge all Special Attacks with Quick Attack and Counter all Physical Attacks.

[Vermillion]

Swift is considered special so Mirror Coat x3!

[Greyfox]

oO BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION Oo

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken

HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 9%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 21%

Hawk hate wet

Swift / Swift / Swift
Quick Attack, Counter

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip

HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 6%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 30%

Feelin' limp

Mirror Coat / Mirror Coat / Mirror Coat

ROUND SIX
Rawk Hawk wastes no time before throwing out a barrage of stars that zip trhrough the discarded arena like nobody's business. Nereus isn't unprepared, either, however. The tiny mudfish absorbs the weak attack (-4% - Nereus; -3% - Rawk Hawk), and merely shoots it right back at him with stronger force, slashing against Hawk swiftly (-6% - Rawk Hawk; -4% - Nereus).

Rawk Hawk tries once more, throwing another barrage of stars at his foe, who responds in the same fashion; the stars are once more absorbed by Nereus, who proceeds to fling 'em right back at Rawk Hawk seconds before fainting (-4% - Nereus / Overkill; -3% - Rawk Hawk). Once again, the stars rip through Hawk's body (-6% - Rawk Hawk / Overkill), knocking him out as well.

RAWK HAWK
Male Combusken
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 15%
Stick a fork in him, he's done

NEREUS
Shiny Male Mudkip
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 0%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 22%

Down for the count


Vermillion chooses first
Bladmaster chooses next
Vermillion attacks

[Vermillion]

Well done Nereus, and good first round to you Blade. I choose Choco my female Doduo next.

[Blademaster]

You did pretty well yourself, Verm.

For round 2, I choose my Shelgon(M), Czar Dragon.

[Vermillion]

A Dragon...hmm, we'll do our damnest girl! Haze and strike him fast and hard with Double Quick Attacks in the shroud!

[Blademaster]

Cheap onslaught FTW.

Twister to dispel the Haze (and slam Choco with it, if that counts as 1 action), then use Dragon Rush followed by Roar of Time.

Move: Twister, Dragon Rush, Roar of Time

[Greyfox]

Ox BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION xO

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
Ready
Twister / Dragon Rush / @Roar of Time

CHOCO
Female Doduo
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 100%
Confident
Haze / Quick Attack / Quick Attack

ROUND SEVEN

Two pokemon down, two remain. As the respective trainers recall their previous, and send out their next pokemon, the clouds start coming in. Out of the poke balls is a plump shelgon, protected by his shell, and a dual-headed ostrich bird, a doduo.

The round begins, and Choco, the doduo, releases a cloud of icy mist into the field, closing off Czar Dragon's perception (-5% - Choco). He fears not however, as he shoots off a windy funnel which wraps up the icy mist and throws it right back in the doduo's direction. The rippling winds of ice and cold rip through Choco's body (-8% - Choco; -5% - Czar Dragon).

Slightly cold, the agile doduo darts towards her shelled foe, tackling him easily (-4% - Czar Dragon; -2% - Choco). The shell-dragon falls on his backside, finding it difficult to pick himself back up due to his outer shell. After struggling to pick himself back up (-2% - Czar Dragon), he fires off a chain of draconic energy which hits the doduo easily (-7% - Choco; -6% - Czar Dragon).

Annoyed, Choco steps a few feet back go gain momentum, and charges towards the shellgon again, once more knocking him to the floor (-4% - Czar Dragon; -2% - Choco). Rather than getting up himself, the dragon closes his eyes and squeals loudly. Several spheres of red, blue and yellow wrap around the downed shelgon, and he fades from the field quickly (-10% - Czar Dragon).

Both of Choco's heads wonder about Czar's whereabouts, but her concerns fade when she hears a loud roaring sound in the distance. The earth trembles and she struggles to keep balance as a massive silver dragon steps forward. His appearance dwarfs every living thing there. The dragon pokemon, legendary Dialga, opens his mouth and roars loudly. A draconic wind escapes from the mouth of the dragon as the arena, space, and time itself begins to ripple. Choco's head begins to scream as she hits the ground, taking severe damage (-15% - Choco). Upon finishing his attack, Dialga closes his mouth and fades away, almost as if he were never there. Czar Dragon reappears, feet safely on the ground.

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 92%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 79%
Summoner


CHOCO
Female Doduo
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 70%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 91%
WTF!?

[Blademaster]

'WTF!?' indeed...

Czar, intimidate that 2-headed whatthefcuk with Scary Face, then rush it with Zen Headbutt. Finish with Fire Fang while you're close to it, or Dragonbreath if it runs. Use Ember to immolate any Toxics it spits at you.

Move: Scary Face, Zen Headbutt, Fire Fang (if close)
Sub: Ember (for Toxic), Dragonbreath (if far)

[Vermillion]

Lets try a combo technique I invented, the Whirly Bird. Use Whirlwind and Agility together, and since you don't have wings, sprint around the dragon in a tight circle to create a cyclone prison of sorts. Use you speed to make it turn super fast. While hes dizzied and trapped assault him with Supersonic to confuse him.

Whirly Bird | Supersonic

[Greyfox]

Ox BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION xO

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 92%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 79%
Summoner


CHOCO
Female Doduo
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 70%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 91%
WTF!?

ROUND EIGHT

Choco begins the round by sprinting around her dragon foe, creating a mighty tailwind around her. Her speed getting exponentially greater, Czar Dragon begins to have difficulty just keeping an eye on her. As if he were a young child trying to get attention from a busy mother, Czar attempts to intimidate the feathery foe with a scary face (-2% - Czar Dragon), but Choco fails to take notice. The tailwinds become violent as Choco continues to dart around her foe, knocking the shelgon to the floor (-6% - Czar Dragon; -8% - Choco).

Choco's legs begin to feel like rubber as she slows down, keeping up pace as to ease the strain. Czar Dragon takes advantage of the situation and clears his mind for a few moments before bashing his ground-bird foe harshly (-6% - Choco; -5% - Czar Dragon).

Choco resumes her steadfast pace while keeping her sets of eyes fixated on the shelled dragon pokemon. Czar, unbeknowingly stares back into the eyes of his foe before being lulled into a merciless confusion as the dual-headed ostrich shrieks loudly at him (-5% - Choco). No longer having the zen attitude he once had, Czar Dragon's mind echoes with many thoughts that overlap one another; CuleX continues to bark out the last command, but the words never reach Czar Dragon as he stares blankly at the sky. The dragon attempts to focus, but it's not quite clear - a fire snaps from within his mouth as he finally lunges at Choco, sinking his firery teeth into her torso (-6% - Choco; -5% - Czar Dragon).

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 86%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 67%
Confused
attack rate slower
25% chance of attack failure

CHOCO
Female Doduo
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 58%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 78%
Agile
spd+

[/CENTER]

[Vermillion]

Faint Attack and Secret Power followed by Drill Peck.

[Blademaster]

Close your eyes and try to clear away the Confusion a bit, and then use Water Pulse to try and confuse that thing right back. Finish with Dragon Pulse.

EDIT: OK, Czar, you can't learn Water Pulse... Try scorching it with Flamethrower instead.

[Greyfox]

Ox BLADEMASTER vs VERMILLION xO

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon

HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 86%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 67%
Confused
attack rate slower
25% chance of attack failure
Relax / Flamethrower / Dragon Pulse

CHOCO
Female Doduo

HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 58%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 78%
Agile
spd+
Faint Attack / Secret Power / Drill Peck

ROUND NINE

As the dragon pokemon closes his eyes and eases his mind (+5% - Czar Dragon), Choco wastes no time in attacking. Hiding in the shadows, Choco flickers about before finally crashing into the shelgon, knocking him to the ground easily (-6% - Czar Dragon; -5% - Choco). Czar Dragon struggles to pull himself back up once more, like a downed turtle (-2% - Czar Dragon), and does so.

Finally full of flare (and no longer suffering from confusion), Czar Dragon blasts the bird pokemon with a sudden chain of fire (-6% - Choco; -5% - Czar Dragon). Choco responds as a golden aura engulfs her and the environment around her. Utilizing the arena, Choco shoots off a beam of white energy that crashes into the shelgon harshly (-7% - Czar Dragon; -6% - Choco).

Showing no mercy, Choco then leaps high into the air and her twin beaks sparkle in the sunlight. Crashing down upon the shelgon, she stabs him twice with each beak for great damage (-4% + -4% - Czar Dragon; -5% - Choco). Czar flinches before retreating further from his foe. Breathing in deeply, the shelgon shoots off an oddly blue-colored prism of flames that trickle through the air and crash into the doduo angrily (-8% - Choco; -4% - Czar Dragon).

CZAR DRAGON
Male Shelgon
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 65%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 61%
Confident

CHOCO
Female Doduo
HEALTH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 44%
ENERGY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 62%
Agile
spd+

[Blademaster]

You're doing great, Czar Dragon, just great!

Try catching up with that thing's speed with Dragon Dance, and then rush it with a Crunch attack - go for its leg(s)! Then, slam it with another Flamethrower from point-blank range.

If it mages to steal or negate your Dragon Dance's boosts, use Aerial Ace for the second attack instead.

Move: Dragon Dance, Crunch, Flamethrower
Sub: -------------, Aerial Ace, ---------------

[Greyfox]

Up an atom!

-Grey