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Mendatt said:

I tried to make the moves gained and lost be sort of equivalent, but some are a little off. Hopefully this is better.

[Gelio] Ralts F (Trace)
Signature Attribute – Aikido


There are two unique things about Gelio. One is that she always wears a kimino, for some odd reason. That one doesn't do anything. The other is that she has always wanted to be a Gallade. When she was young, she dreamed of growing up and evolving into one. Then, one day, someone told her that only male Ralts could become Gallade. She rebelled against Gamefreak's Mother Nature's blatant gender discrimination and learned Aikido by watching fighting-type pokemon. She also learned a few other tricks, mostly ones that involved something she could replicate with her psychic powers, since she doesn't have the strength to actually punch or kick hard. Unfortunately, as a result of spending so much time learning fighting-type moves, she doesn't actually know much about the powers of psychic-type pokemon, and isn't as adept at manipulating the very fabric of reality and telling the laws of physics to sit down and shut up as well as others of her kind are.

Gelio gains access to the moves Aura Sphere, Circle Throw, Counter, Detect, Drain Punch, Focus Blast, Force Palm, Reversal, Seismic Toss, Storm Throw, Vacuum Wave, Vital Throw, and Work Up, but loses access to the moves Shock Wave, Confusion, Magic Coat, Disable, Dream Eater, Psychic, Zen Headbutt, Stored Power, Psyshock, Shadow Ball, Thunderbolt, and Calm Mind.

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Lord of the Fireflies said:

Moonflower (f)
<Hustle>

Signature Attribute: Zooplankton Gardening


Moonflower grew up in a very special type of water. Actually, instead of living on a coral reef like most other Corsola, she was born in a very clear lake on top of a mountain. The result of this is that plants could develop quite faster than in salty water. And everybody knows Corsola are very sensitive to any kind of plant invasion. To defend against this, Moonflower’s family acquired (after few centuries of adaptation) a very unique trait: they became the host of a tiny parasitic zooplankton. These organisms developed in a way they could entirely absorb vegetal cells nearby, and thus found in Corsola’s heavily targeted body a great place to call home. So small they are invisible to the naked eye, they built up colonies on Moonflower’s branches so they could absorb and eat up the plants or grass type energy she received. Since the parasites don’t cover Moonflower’s entire body, they can’t absorb all the attack, but they can surely weaken them enough for her to tolerate the blow. Since they filled Moonflower’s porous exoskeleton, they connected to her nervous system, and can use the extra energy from powerful grass-type blows to send invigorating pulses to her. However, the zooplanktons need energy to live, and as any parasite they take the energy from their host. Additionally, zooplanktons have much more difficulty to survive in very dry environments, meaning they will need even more energy.


Effects: Moonflower takes damage from grass-type attacks as she was only one time weak to them. Additionally, when hit by one exceeding 79 in power, there is a 30% chance the zooplanktons will send a nervous pulse, raising her Speed and Accuracy by one level, or waking her up if she is asleep. Spores and seeds can’t penetrate in Moonflower’s body, meaning that Cotton Spore, Leech Seed, Sleep Powder, Spore, Stun Spore and Worry Seed won’t work on Moonflower. However, beneficial effects of plants won’t affect her either, meaning Aromatherapy won’t heal her from status and if she ever receives Cotton Guard from an ally using Baton Pass, its effect will fade. Also, if Moonflower were to hold a berry, it would be consumed without its effect kicking in. Finally, the zooplankton will absorb 4% energy from Moonflower per round in normal conditions, and 6% if in a very dry environment (read: desert) or when Sunny Day is in effect.

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Voltari – Electrike (m)
<Lightningrod>

Signature Attribute: From the Wild

Voltari, unlike most other Electrike who were raised by humans or close to cities, comes from the Wild (with a big W). No one really knows where it is exactly and how he grew up, but what is known is that he grew up completely away from any civilization, and the most eminent scientists of Asber think that his family lived for generations completely cut from the rest of the world. This theory is supported by the fact that Voltari is very different from other Electrike, physically-wise. He has a much stronger dentition, with longer canines and a superior jaw power. Since the Wild is very dangerous, communication with others is the key to survival, and Voltari’s pack has adapted to the situation by developing a more complex and strong communication system, using more powerful and efficient cries. However, since Voltari didn’t get used to any sort of technology since his birth, he can’t utilize man-made items to help him in battle. Also, he is very distrustful to all humans but his trainer, and even then, his wild nature might take over his confidence in his trainer and make him ignore commands to simply attack the opposing battler.

Effects: Voltari has a superior biting force, giving each of his biting moves (Bite, Crunch, Fire Fang, Ice Fang and Thunder Fang) a 1.25 multiplier before all calculations. Also, he is very adept at communicating through various sounds, giving Howl and Snarl twice the effect (two-stages modifier instead of a one-stage modifier). However, Voltari is unable to use man-made items, but still able to use berries and items that just have to be hold (ex: Scope Lens or Choice Band will have no effect, but Lum Berry and Reaper Cloth, which only affects appearance, will work). Moreover, there is a 5% chance each action that Voltari will ignore his trainer’s commands to use a random damaging move on an opponent.

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Coroxn said:

Wow, completely forgot Blueblade's back story, just shows where my head is. I actually posted this yesterday, but I guess technical errors deleted it..somehow.

Anyhow, hopefully they're fixed.

[Skywing] Starly (m)
Ability: Keen Eye
Signature Move: Vacuum Pump

Skywing spent many years under the care of Fire Fighter Dave, of the Johto region. This man, unlike traditional fire fighters, forsook Water Pokemon (water actually being a very inefficient way of putting out fires) and instead worked with Flying Pokemon.

Learning that fires need Oxygen to burn, and thus could not exist in a vacuum, Dave taught a variety of Flying Pokémon a very dangerous and controversial move; Vacuum Pump. By flapping their wings at incredible speed, these Flying Pokémon could literally suck the air from a fire, killing it instantly. This move, however, was greatly taxing on the Pokémon, using it actually put them in pain and exhausted them greatly.*

Dave was forced to release his Pokémon under grounds of cruelty, but Skywing never forgot the move. He knows how effective it is in battle, because not only can he defeat all forms of fire attacks with this move, but by removing the oxygen from a foe's Pokémon's immediate area, it becomes much harder for them to attack, or even move.*

Type:Flying
Stat:This move deals no damage.
Base Damage:This move deals no damage.
Accuracy:100%
Target:One Pokemon (or many, if they are close together).
Energy:35%
Duration:One attack (which's effects last five turns).
Effects:Vacuum Pump nullifies any Special fire moves that are used against Skywing immediately before the move is used. It also greatly increases the energy the target must use for five turns, doubling the amount. This move costs Skywing 30% energy. Because of the great strain this move has, Skywing looses 5% health.
Use Gap:This move cannot be used twice in one battle.

Blueblade is a Royal Piplup, heir to the Artica throne. Part of why he is travelling with Coroxn is because he is training to be a strong warrior, so that he may lead his people with courage, valor and wisdom upon his father's passing. Because of his Royal anscestry, Blueblade has access to a rather special move.

As law in Artica states, anyone who succeeds in assassinating a Royal can take their place on the throne. The reason why Blueblade's bloodline have been reighning successfully for three centuries is not for a lack of assassins, but for a move they created: Water Wall. Using their natural control of waters, the Royals create a wall of water, taken from the moisture in the air, to be a physical barrier between the Royal and the attacker-or the attacker's weapon.

Blueblade has excelled in this technique. Unfortunately, there is considerably less moisture in the air in most climates, and he must be within a metric meter (three feet) of a body of water to pull it off, unless he is in a polar region, where it can be used anytime.

[Blueblade] Piplup (m)
Ability: Torrent
Signature Move: Water Wall
Type:Water
Stat/Base Damage:This move deals no damage.
Accuracy:---
Target:Self-possibly team mates.
Energy:20%
Duration:Five turns
Effects: Blueblade (and any team mate within three feet of the body of water) are protected by the Water Wall. Thus, they gain a Defense and Special Defense bonus of +2. However, the wall reduces their Attack and Special Attack by -1. In polar regions, this move can be used anywhere, regardless of nearby water. In this case, any teammate within three feet of Blueblade will be protected (and hindered) also.

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Glace said:

[Good Sir] Ralts (M)
Ability: Synchronize

Signature Move: Da Lecture

Good Sir has always been sophisticated, as seen when he debates with Flaress over serious matters. Over the course of these discussions, the Ralts has gained vast knowledge of certain topics, and the thing certainly loves to share his knowledge with others. He will often go off in his own world, speaking of these matters. However, at the ends of them, Good Sir finds that all around him have fallen asleep or became extremely confused. He shrugs it off, knowing they are unworthy of his wisdom. However, if someone dares to interrupt his lecture, the Ralts will become irate, raising the power of any hostile acts.

Psychic / Status / 0% / 100% / Field / 7% / One Action

All Pokemon within the battle have a 50/50 chance of either being put to sleep or becoming confused. If inflicted with an attack that uses noise before speaking, Good Sir gains a +1 boost in both Attack and Sp. Attack.
It is not physical contact, a punch move, grounded by Gravity, defrosts when used, reflected by Mirror Coat, blocked by Detect, or copyable by Mirror Move.
It is Snatchable, a Sound-Type, and blocked by Protect.

Once per battle.

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Steel Scyther said:

Pokemon: Vince
Species: Drilbur
Gender: Male
Signature Attribute: Earthsensing

Drilbur, when underground, rely on their ability to understand the ground. Vince was one of the few that grew up in a highly earthquake-prone region, and learned to react to the tiniest shift in the earth. A few training sessions were all that were required to adapt this for battle.

Effect: Because he can predict earthquakes, Vince will be able to partially avoid one, halving the damage he takes from the move Earthquake. Also, he is able to predict where an earthquake would have the most effect, increasing the power of his own Earthquake move by 1.3 times. However, all other Ground-type moves will be 'unpredictable' to him, giving them 0.7 of their usual accuracy when used by him, and when used against him will will deal 1.5x their normal damage.

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Glace said:

[Good Sir] Ralts (M)
Ability: Synchronize

Signature Move: Da Lecture

Good Sir has always been sophisticated, as seen when he debates with Flaress over serious matters. Over the course of these discussions, the Ralts has gained vast knowledge of certain topics, and the thing certainly loves to share his knowledge with others. He will often go off in his own world, speaking of these matters. However, at the ends of them, Good Sir finds that all around him have fallen asleep or became extremely confused. He shrugs it off, knowing they are unworthy of his wisdom. However, if someone dares to interrupt his lecture, the Ralts will become irate, raising the power of any hostile acts.

Psychic / Status / 0% / 100% / Field / 7% / One Action

All Pokemon within the battle besides Good Sir himself have a 50/50 chance of either being put to sleep or becoming confused. If inflicted with an attack that uses noise before speaking, Good Sir gains a +1 boost in both Attack and Sp. Attack.
It is not physical contact, a punch move, grounded by Gravity, defrosts when used, reflected by Mirror Coat, blocked by Detect, or copyable by Mirror Move.
It is Snatchable, a Sound-Type, and blocked by Protect.

Once per battle.

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Steel Scyther said:

Are these changes okay? I tried to have it make more sense.
Pokemon: Vince
Species: Drilbur
Gender: Male
Signature Attribute: Earthsensing

Drilbur, when underground, rely on their ability to understand the ground. Vince was one of the few that grew up in a highly earthquake-prone region, and learned to react to the tiniest shift in the earth. A few training sessions were all that were required to adapt this for battle. Unfortunately, he spent a little too much time training to react to Earthquakes, and doesn't fully understand other Ground-type moves, making it harder for him to aim them-or react to them, since his defense and attack strategies are adapted to Earthquakes and nothing else. He adapts to other types slightly better, since they work differently to Ground-type moves.

Effect: Because he can predict earthquakes, Vince will be able to partially avoid one, halving the damage he takes from the move Earthquake. Also, he is able to predict where an earthquake would have the most effect, increasing the power of his own Earthquake move by 1.3 times. However, all other Ground-type moves will be 'unpredictable' to him, giving them 0.7 of their usual accuracy when used by him, and when used against him will will deal 1.5x their normal damage. When he uses other moves, they will deal 0.8x the damage, and will deal 1.2x the damage to him.

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Kratos Aurion said:

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The easiest ability for a ghost to use is its ability to become invisible. While invisible, a ghost retains all its normal weaknesses and resistances, but obviously is nearly impossible to hit because it cannot be seen. Unerring attacks like magical leaf will still be effective against invisible ghosts, and reliance on sound may still give an indication as to where a ghost is. Also, if a ghost uses any attack that makes it obvious where it's hiding--basically any projectile that is not invisible and would be seen to come from the ghost--invisibility is obviously of little help. Mind reader and lock on can be used to find an invisible ghost, as can scanning with psychic abilities. It costs a ghost 1% per action to remain invisible.

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