Gym Gym Gym


===Rules===

Arena: The Firefly

The battle take place in the silent world of space and both opponents start on the surface of the Firefly class ship, Serenity. Trainers are provided with space suits, and Pokemon with an indestructible, blue-tinged bubble of oxygen about their heads at all times.

While they are in contact with the ship’s surface, gravity holds, but as soon as they leave the surface, whether to jump in the air, or to dodge an attack, gravity takes a vacation and the Pokemon may go floating off into space. Luckily, there are handy space-Pokemon who will fetch back any Pokemon who does find himself flying away, bringing it back down to the surface with a penalty of 5(%) health lost through pure terror at the freefalling and lack of gravity.

Every sixth turn, the referee rolls a dice to determine whether Serenity is on the run from the Alliance, with a 30% chance of this being true. If this happens, all participants must use a full turn to hold on for dear life, lest they be lost in the depths of space. During this lost turn, however, each Pokemon regains 20(%) energy, as a result of sitting still and performing no moves.

The top of the Serenity is an uneven place, looking like this. Pokemon can move about the top of the ship at will, and even down the sides if they please, because of the built-in surface gravity field.

Rules

- As space is a singularly noiseless place, no sound-based attacks will work.
- The same goes for weather moves, as there is obviously no weather in space.
- If a Pokemon loses contact with the surface of Serenity, they will be automatically transported back by one of the referee’s Pokemon, and lose 5(%) health.
- Each Pokemon may only use Double Team once, and instead of its normal lasting time, it will only last one turn, as the clones have no gravity to stop them floating off into space.
- Toxic may not be used, and any powder-based moves have a higher likelihood of failure (70%) due to it being easier for them to disperse.
- Any moves that would normally damage the environment (Dig, Earthquake, etc.) does the same as what it would normally do, minus the damaging element. So an Earthquake would shake the surface and do its normal damage to the opponent, but the surface of the ship will not be harmed.


===Battlers===

Weasel Overlord
O X O

Sayuri, M
Shed Skin
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[ {} {} {} {} {} {} { ] 66
No more of those.
Dragon Rush~Aqua Tail~Dragon Breath

vs

Dogfish44
O O X

Data
Shed Skin
[ {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} {} ] 90
[ {} {} {} {} {} {} {} { ] 76
Lame
Blizzard x 3

===Round 6===

Data feels this battle is a bit one sided. Sayuri thinks not and bullets forth, ready to ram the organic Pokemon into space. He connected with he midsection, but Data rebounds with a Blizzard as it shoots into space! The Blizzard hammers Sayuri toward the ground, giving her a nasty chill!

Suddenly Data was back in a flurry of orange, and something...a DNA molecule? Shoots back off into space. Weird.

Say: -8E/-20H ===///=== Data: -10E/-16H

Not happy about that damn Blizzard, Sayuri backflips and smacks Data with that lengthy tail. Data flips back but sticks a landing, before firing a second loading of Blizzard. It was massive, and it put Sayuri under a nasty chill sect again. But he survived, and man was he not happy.

Say: -6E/-20H ===///=== Data: -10E/-8H

Knowing it was now or never, Sayuri went for one more hefty bevy of an attack. Stretching his body out, she managed a close range Dragonbreath in this psuedo vacumn-but it was to be of no use as a third Blizzard hammered Sayuri into unconsciousness.

It was not a total loss. The paralysis induction did affect Data, and left his body overloaded with electricity for the moment.

Say: -4E/Trust in me, yer dead. ===///=== Data: -10E/-7H

The Serenity sails unbothered this fight thus far. Must be that residential part of space....

===Stats===


Weasel Overlord
O X X

Sayuri, M
Shed Skin
[ ] 0
[ {} {} {} {} { ] 48
U_U

vs

Dogfish44
O O X

Data
Shed Skin
[ {} {} {} {} {} { ] 59
[ {} {} {} {} { ] 46
Par
Wait,wha?

Notes:

Weezy release, Df attacks