[GYM] MLG vs. Oslol: Disco Demolition! [Ref: More of rossy!]

[Rossymore]

When you make the substitute the shape of a Rhydon, can you really fool a Pokemon to fall for that. If you were using a Rhydon, then Mawile would have been fooled, but you're stretching my suspension of disbelief here.

Also, Puff used 40 HP to make the sub, which is the biggest you can make it, due to the usual DC, so if the Sub is broken in one round, then you've exceeded it. Focus Punch did 20, due to super effective damage.

And the combo was named Red-Hot Rhydon Plushie, so Puff breathed fire on his own Sub to make it red-hot, so it would damage it a little bit, but not so much due to not very effective damage.

[Oslo]

When you make the substitute the shape of a Rhydon, can you really fool a Pokemon to fall for that. If you were using a Rhydon, then Mawile would have been fooled, but you're stretching my suspension of disbelief here.

I was referencing how Substitutes in the games look like Rhydons. And besides, it's an illusion implanted into the Pokemon's mind. Read the Movelist entry. Substitutes are often made of garbage and random shit littered around the arena, so it doesn't matter whether it's a Rhydon plush or whatever. It works.

Also, Puff used 40 HP to make the sub, which is the biggest you can make it, due to the usual DC, so if the Sub is broken in one round, then you've exceeded it. Focus Punch did 20, due to super effective damage.

Gym battles don't have damage caps.

And the combo was named Red-Hot Rhydon Plushie, so Puff breathed fire on his own Sub to make it red-hot, so it would damage it a little bit, but not so much due to not very effective damage.

It's a colourful name I pulled out of my ass. There's a difference between the name I slap on a combo and the actual command itself, which is the part in brackets. Unless I specifically said "use Fire Blast on your Substitute" then there's no reason a Pokemon would ever do that. Ever. One last time: ever.