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[Red Lightning]Scizor(M)
Ability: Swarm

Signature Attribute: None

Signature Move: Crystal Wing

Red Lightning is very proud of his wings. Due to the need, he also uses them to regulate his bodt temperature. However, he has found a way to protect his wings.

Red Lightning flaps his wings at high speeds, and the heat created is strong enough to break some ionic bonds. Thus Carbonate Ions are created around his wings. These Carbonate Ions then bond with the unreacted Iron Ions attarcted to his wings. This forms Iron Carbonate, a Gold/Brown Crystal that covers the wings.

This Crystal will cover his wings, until it is damaged. The crystal can take 10% damage, before it breaks.

Type: Rock / Status / Base Damage - 0% / Accuracy - -% / Target - Self / Energy - 8% / Duration - Effects - Until Damaged

Effects - Red Lightning can no longer fly, and his speed is reduced by 1. All attacks targeting his wings do 2% less damage, while all attacks using his wings do an extra 2% damage. All of these effects are negated when the crstal is broken.

Usage Gap - Once Per Opponent
 
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You're never going to get enough heat to break ionic bonds by flapping your wings. The point of scizor's wings, in terms of temperature regulation, is to cool, not heat, in any case.

The effects are fine, but the description doesn't work for me at all. You might be better off going with something about extending the metallic covering on his body to armor his wings as well.
 
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Gnar the Duskull (M)
Ability: Levitate
Signature Attribute: Gamma Ray Corruption

You might think that a creepy lava monster laying eggs at a nuclear dump site would not be the best of ideas, but with predator boons and lake expansions in the Hoenn reigon, mothering Magcargo had no choice but to make do with what they could. Thankfully for the small herd (if that's the term to use for a group of Magcargo), no Slugma exhibited odd traits at birth, such as limbs or unusual ailments.

Now, you may be wondering what a baby Slugma might have to do with my Gnar. Well, it just so happens that a trainer caught and raised this Slugma, enticing it with visions of fame and glory, Hoenn League Champion dreams. So, naturally, a lot of training ensued.

One day, as a Magcargo, this particular trainer came across a wild Dusclops, and ordered his now-faithful servant to use a Flamethrower. But the Magcargo did something no one could have seen: It unleashed a compressed burst of gamma ray energy at the Dusclops, KOing it on the spot and nearly claiming its (semi-nonexistent) life. And, immediately sensing its own...ill fate, the Magcargo ran away from the life of grandeur to comfort the Dusclops. Then, something unexpected (but cliche) happened: The two fell in love.

The child was, of course, my Duskull. But it came imbued with a little slice of the energy that was that Magcargo's power. But, with the proper diet and excersize (and a little willingness to utterly destroy others with radiation poisoning), Gnar is perfectly content, and so am I!

Effects: Gnar is imbibed with some (incredibly high-frequency) gamma ray energy, so any contact attack Gnar uses has a 5% chance of badly poisoning and mildly burning the target. Contact attacks used against Gnar have a 5% chance of badly poisoning the attacker. However, if a projectile attack is used against Gnar, there is a 5% chance that it will scramble some gamma particles and cause mild burning for Gnar. The gamma ray particles bouncing around inside him cause him to get jumpy, making dodging easier for him (he has a permanent +1 boost to evasion). However, the move Double Team costs an extra 1% energy per two clones, and the move Substitute costs an extra 3% energy, because he can't concentrate as effectively to use those moves. Finally, if Gnar uses a recovery move of any sort (direct or indirect, including Chills), the gamma particles interfere with the healing process and deal him 1% damage.
 
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Pick either burn or poisoning to cause upon contact, eliminate evasion modifier. You can also remove the detriment to double team.
 
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Gnar the Duskull (M)
Ability: Levitate
Signature Attribute: Gamma Ray Corruption

You might think that a creepy lava monster laying eggs at a nuclear dump site would not be the best of ideas, but with predator boons and lake expansions in the Hoenn reigon, mothering Magcargo had no choice but to make do with what they could. Thankfully for the small herd (if that's the term to use for a group of Magcargo), no Slugma exhibited odd traits at birth, such as limbs or unusual ailments.

Now, you may be wondering what a baby Slugma might have to do with my Gnar. Well, it just so happens that a trainer caught and raised this Slugma, enticing it with visions of fame and glory, Hoenn League Champion dreams. So, naturally, a lot of training ensued.

One day, as a Magcargo, this particular trainer came across a wild Dusclops, and ordered his now-faithful servant to use a Flamethrower. But the Magcargo did something no one could have seen: It unleashed a compressed burst of gamma ray energy at the Dusclops, KOing it on the spot and nearly claiming its (semi-nonexistent) life. And, immediately sensing its own...ill fate, the Magcargo ran away from the life of grandeur to comfort the Dusclops. Then, something unexpected (but cliche) happened: The two fell in love.

The child was, of course, my Duskull. But it came imbued with a little slice of the energy that was that Magcargo's power. But, with the proper diet and excersize (and a little willingness to utterly destroy others with radiation poisoning), Gnar is perfectly content, and so am I!

Effects: Gnar is imbibed with some (incredibly high-frequency) gamma ray energy, so any contact attack Gnar uses has a 5% chance of badly poisoning the target. Contact attacks used against Gnar have a 5% chance of badly poisoning the attacker. However, if a projectile attack is used against Gnar, there is a 5% chance that it will scramble some gamma particles and cause mild burning for Gnar. The gamma ray particles bouncing around inside him cause him to get jumpy. However, the move Substitute costs an extra 3% energy, because he can't concentrate as effectively to use it. Finally, if Gnar uses a recovery move of any sort (direct or indirect, including Chills), the gamma particles interfere with the healing process and deal him 1% damage.
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Thanks for the edits. If I can, may I up the poison percent chance for Gnar using contact attacks to 7%? If not, I'm OK as is.
 
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MurrMurr said:
Gnar the Duskull (M)
Ability: Levitate
Signature Attribute: Gamma Ray Corruption

You might think that a creepy lava monster laying eggs at a nuclear dump site would not be the best of ideas, but with predator boons and lake expansions in the Hoenn reigon, mothering Magcargo had no choice but to make do with what they could. Thankfully for the small herd (if that's the term to use for a group of Magcargo), no Slugma exhibited odd traits at birth, such as limbs or unusual ailments.

Now, you may be wondering what a baby Slugma might have to do with my Gnar. Well, it just so happens that a trainer caught and raised this Slugma, enticing it with visions of fame and glory, Hoenn League Champion dreams. So, naturally, a lot of training ensued.

One day, as a Magcargo, this particular trainer came across a wild Dusclops, and ordered his now-faithful servant to use a Flamethrower. But the Magcargo did something no one could have seen: It unleashed a compressed burst of gamma ray energy at the Dusclops, KOing it on the spot and nearly claiming its (semi-nonexistent) life. And, immediately sensing its own...ill fate, the Magcargo ran away from the life of grandeur to comfort the Dusclops. Then, something unexpected (but cliche) happened: The two fell in love.

The child was, of course, my Duskull. But it came imbued with a little slice of the energy that was that Magcargo's power. But, with the proper diet and excersize (and a little willingness to utterly destroy others with radiation poisoning), Gnar is perfectly content, and so am I!

Effects: Gnar is imbibed with some (incredibly high-frequency) gamma ray energy, so any contact attack Gnar uses has a 5% chance of badly poisoning the target. Contact attacks used against Gnar have a 5% chance of badly poisoning the attacker. However, if a projectile attack is used against Gnar, there is a 5% chance that it will scramble some gamma particles and cause mild burning for Gnar. The gamma ray particles bouncing around inside him cause him to get jumpy. However, the move Substitute costs an extra 3% energy, because he can't concentrate as effectively to use it. Finally, if Gnar uses a recovery move of any sort (direct or indirect, including Chills), the gamma particles interfere with the healing process and deal him 1% damage.
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Thanks for the edits. If I can, may I up the poison percent chance for Gnar using contact attacks to 7%? If not, I'm OK as is.
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At this level of evolution, I would say no. Approved as stated, though.

Although it's "imbued," not "imbibed."
 
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Starting team is go!

[Spitfire] Torchic (Female)

[Gnasher] Trapinch (Male)
Ability: Hyper Cutter

[Edge] Ledyba (Male)
Ability: Swarm

$40 altogether.
 
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Rusty said:
Starting team is go!

[Spitfire] Torchic (Female)

[Gnasher] Trapinch (Male)
Ability: Hyper Cutter

[Edge] Ledyba (Male)
Ability: Swarm

$40 altogether.
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the first post said:
The list of prices in the "Purchasing Pokémon" section below applies to the purchase of your initial team with one exception: you may choose to take up to one of the traditional starter pokémon as a rarity-three choice instead of rarity seven. Each starter you purchase after the initial one counts as rarity seven, however. Also, please note that eevee is NOT a traditional starter pokémon and therefore cannot be obtained as a rarity-three selection.
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You only have to pay $25, not $40.
 
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[Spitfire] Torchic (Female)

[Gnasher] Trapinch (Male)
Ability: Hyper Cutter

[Edge] Ledyba (Male)
Ability: Swarm

25 it is.
 
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[Moonbeam] Hoothoot (M)
Ability: Insomnia
Move Mod: None
Body Mod: None

[Sherile] Absol (F)
Ability: Super Luck
Move Mod: None
Body Mod: None

Cost: $35

Paid for here.
 
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Griffin said:
[Moonbeam] Hoothoot (M)
Ability: Insomnia
Move Mod: None
Body Mod: None

[Sherile] Absol (F)
Ability: Super Luck
Move Mod: None
Body Mod: None

Cost: $35

Paid for here.
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Link directly to the individual posts next time (use the little number in the corner of each post), but approved.
 
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Quick question.

If I buy a pokemon here, would it go to my team or my PC?
 
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