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The Challenge Board
- Thread starter Negrek
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turbler
New member
Sylph
Take me to Wonderland
Evolutionary
...
- Pronoun
- they
Blaziking the God General
Replicaaa!
Exdeath
Back again (maybe for good this time)!
2 vs 2 single
Style: Set
DQ: One week
Damage Cap: 35%
Banned Moves: OHKOs, One Direct Healing per Pokemon
Arena: Anomaly Spring
Anomaly spring is a ring of water five meters deep surrounding an island about six meters across and five meters wide; the island is covered with fine, white sand and dotted with palm trees. The whole place is located in a cylindrical cave with an opening at the top. Three small mounds of sand are at the edges of the cave for the trainers and referee to stand. At first glance, the area seems normal – sure, palm trees generally don't grow in caves, but weirder things happen. It is when you stay there for a longer period of time when strange things start to occur. The weight of things start fluctuating wildly, time seems to flow in an abstract semi-reversed fashion, and strong winds somehow blow in this enclosed space. It's as if physics suddenly decided to go on break.
At the beginning of every two rounds, there is a 30% chance of these effects taking place.
-Trick Room takes effect until the end of the round. 25% chance of happening.
-Gravity takes effect until the end of the round. 25% chance of happening.
-Gravity decreases until the end of the round. – consequently, flying and levitating take much less energy, and contact attacks have -10% accuracy. 25% chance of happening.
-Tailwind takes effect for one of the pokemon until the end of the round. 20% chance of happening.
-Some strange force messes with the pokemons' brains, causing them to have a penchant for seeking out hidden treasures; both pokemon now are considered to have Pickup in addition to their normal ability. Pokemon already with Pickup earn double. This effect lasts for three rounds and can only happen once. 5% chance of happening.
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Also,
Linky
Style: Set
DQ: One week
Damage Cap: 35%
Banned Moves: OHKOs, One Direct Healing per Pokemon
Arena: Anomaly Spring
Anomaly spring is a ring of water five meters deep surrounding an island about six meters across and five meters wide; the island is covered with fine, white sand and dotted with palm trees. The whole place is located in a cylindrical cave with an opening at the top. Three small mounds of sand are at the edges of the cave for the trainers and referee to stand. At first glance, the area seems normal – sure, palm trees generally don't grow in caves, but weirder things happen. It is when you stay there for a longer period of time when strange things start to occur. The weight of things start fluctuating wildly, time seems to flow in an abstract semi-reversed fashion, and strong winds somehow blow in this enclosed space. It's as if physics suddenly decided to go on break.
At the beginning of every two rounds, there is a 30% chance of these effects taking place.
-Trick Room takes effect until the end of the round. 25% chance of happening.
-Gravity takes effect until the end of the round. 25% chance of happening.
-Gravity decreases until the end of the round. – consequently, flying and levitating take much less energy, and contact attacks have -10% accuracy. 25% chance of happening.
-Tailwind takes effect for one of the pokemon until the end of the round. 20% chance of happening.
-Some strange force messes with the pokemons' brains, causing them to have a penchant for seeking out hidden treasures; both pokemon now are considered to have Pickup in addition to their normal ability. Pokemon already with Pickup earn double. This effect lasts for three rounds and can only happen once. 5% chance of happening.
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Also,
Linky
Phoenixsong
beep beep coming through
- Pronoun
- she/they/any
The following battles have been removed from the Challenge Board due to lack of interest:
Dragon vs Animorph
MurrMurr vs greategret vs ライチュウ
Darksong vs Cryptica
Whivit vs Blaziking
Dragon vs Grass King
Dragon vs Animorph
MurrMurr vs greategret vs ライチュウ
Darksong vs Cryptica
Whivit vs Blaziking
Dragon vs Grass King
Rossymore
The Overly Effeminate Aerodactyl
Dragon
disaster pigeon
- Pronoun
- she
Seriously want to use this stage >_>
2vs2 single
DQ Time: 14 days
Damage Cap: 20%
Banned Moves: Weather Moves, Infatuation, Chills 8/Pokémon
Arena: Someone Else's House- Henesys City
Someone Else's House is a secret area in Henesys City, on Victoria Island. The arena is a plain flat field, with a floating platform hanging around ten feet in the air, above the battlers' heads. All around the circular area are ladders leading up to the floating platform. Pokémon can start on the top or bottom platform, but four-legged Pokémon have no way of getting to the top from the bottom. There is a 5% chance of the Mushmom appearing each round, doing each of the battling Pokémon 20% damage. The Mushmom goes away after attacking, and must appear once during the battle, maximum two times.
Other:
Profile is profile
2vs2 single
DQ Time: 14 days
Damage Cap: 20%
Banned Moves: Weather Moves, Infatuation, Chills 8/Pokémon
Arena: Someone Else's House- Henesys City
Someone Else's House is a secret area in Henesys City, on Victoria Island. The arena is a plain flat field, with a floating platform hanging around ten feet in the air, above the battlers' heads. All around the circular area are ladders leading up to the floating platform. Pokémon can start on the top or bottom platform, but four-legged Pokémon have no way of getting to the top from the bottom. There is a 5% chance of the Mushmom appearing each round, doing each of the battling Pokémon 20% damage. The Mushmom goes away after attacking, and must appear once during the battle, maximum two times.
Other:
Profile is profile
___urnamz2longfixit___
Banned
SatoHaru4Ever
Umbreon
Style: Switch
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Evolution Grove
Deep in Eterna Forest lies Evolution Grove, where many wild Eevee and their families live. It has been found that many Water, Thunder, and Fire stones are found here, and the Moss Rock is near by. One who wishes to become Glaceon must make a long journey, and those who wish to be Espeon and Umbreon must fall in love and practice battling until they both evolve into their respective evolution.
Evolution Grove is a large clearing with trees bordering it. Only trainers who possess the Pokemon Eevee, or one of it's evolutions, are allowed to enter this area. Sometimes, little Eevees will gather with each other to watch trainer battles, until their mothers call them home. Even a bold Eevee will step in and defend the losing opponent if it's heath is low,(25% chance of event, below 15% HP) by using a Shadow Ball attack, and giving the losing opponent and Oran Berry.
Other: Trainers must have an Eevee or one of its evolutions in his/her active party.
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DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's
Arena: Evolution Grove
Deep in Eterna Forest lies Evolution Grove, where many wild Eevee and their families live. It has been found that many Water, Thunder, and Fire stones are found here, and the Moss Rock is near by. One who wishes to become Glaceon must make a long journey, and those who wish to be Espeon and Umbreon must fall in love and practice battling until they both evolve into their respective evolution.
Evolution Grove is a large clearing with trees bordering it. Only trainers who possess the Pokemon Eevee, or one of it's evolutions, are allowed to enter this area. Sometimes, little Eevees will gather with each other to watch trainer battles, until their mothers call them home. Even a bold Eevee will step in and defend the losing opponent if it's heath is low,(25% chance of event, below 15% HP) by using a Shadow Ball attack, and giving the losing opponent and Oran Berry.
Other: Trainers must have an Eevee or one of its evolutions in his/her active party.
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Amber and Zack
is trying to be active again.
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SatoHaru4Ever
Umbreon
Darksong
Back in action!
2vs2 single
Style: Set
DQ: 5 Days
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, Sunny Day, recovery moves may only be used twice; also, any move that uses water from the arena rather than the user, like Surf, Muddy Water, and Dive.
Arena: Infern Isle
At first, this barren island was more peaceful. More people lived there, and there were less threats of powerful creatures. However, after a disaster caused by a mysterious, dark stone caused the sky to turn purple and dark, which kept Sunny Day from working, and the water became shadowy and poisonous. Because of the water's state, moves that use water directly from the arena may not be used. There are a few trees, but most are dead. A cliff surrounds the arena on the north and east sides. There is a path leading to the west, but it is recommended that one stays away from it due to the dangerous creatures that walk beyond it. Just about twenty meters to the northwest is a path that leads up the cliff; however, powerful monsters lurk at the end of that path as well. If one were to use either of these paths, a monster (which looks like a brown Tyrannosaurus with a big sledgehammer) has a 90% chance of coming out and dealing damage equal to 30% of the Pokemon's max HP. To the south of the arena is the purple water and a small pier. Overall, the arena is about thirty meters wide by sixty metres long.
Other: None
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Style: Set
DQ: 5 Days
Damage Cap: 30%
Banned Moves: OHKO's, Sunny Day, recovery moves may only be used twice; also, any move that uses water from the arena rather than the user, like Surf, Muddy Water, and Dive.
Arena: Infern Isle
At first, this barren island was more peaceful. More people lived there, and there were less threats of powerful creatures. However, after a disaster caused by a mysterious, dark stone caused the sky to turn purple and dark, which kept Sunny Day from working, and the water became shadowy and poisonous. Because of the water's state, moves that use water directly from the arena may not be used. There are a few trees, but most are dead. A cliff surrounds the arena on the north and east sides. There is a path leading to the west, but it is recommended that one stays away from it due to the dangerous creatures that walk beyond it. Just about twenty meters to the northwest is a path that leads up the cliff; however, powerful monsters lurk at the end of that path as well. If one were to use either of these paths, a monster (which looks like a brown Tyrannosaurus with a big sledgehammer) has a 90% chance of coming out and dealing damage equal to 30% of the Pokemon's max HP. To the south of the arena is the purple water and a small pier. Overall, the arena is about thirty meters wide by sixty metres long.
Other: None
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Dave Strider
the best coolkid
I'll Take you on! PROFILE
Coloursfall
THIS IS HOW WE BLEED
Me and moony vs two other people~~!
2 and 2 vs 2 and 2 - each trainer has one Pokemon out at a time
Double Battle
Set
DQ Time: One Week
Damage Cap: 40%
Arena: The Gates of Light and Darkness
basically resembles a huge, almost empty expanse of smooth stone, with a one-foot-long strip of grey running down the middle. One side of the line is pure white, the other is black. At the far ends of the empty space two gates can be seen, one on either end, and if the gate on the Dark side is approached, it will lash out with pitch-black tendrils with three to five fingered hands and will attack for 1-10% randomized Dark-type damage. The gate on the light side is more calm, and if approached, there is a 5% chance that white tendrils will emerge and restore 1-10% randomized health to the Pokemon that goes near it. If any special material is needed for an attack, the gates will supply it by ripping it from the lower world, and there is a 5% chance that when this happens, a completely random Pokemon will be drawn in as well, and remain in the gate for one round, and will attempt to attack the battlers, but any attack damage it inflicts will be cut in half. The Pokemon drawn into the gate’s actions will be determined by the ref.
*Holds out ID* care to have a go?
2 and 2 vs 2 and 2 - each trainer has one Pokemon out at a time
Double Battle
Set
DQ Time: One Week
Damage Cap: 40%
Arena: The Gates of Light and Darkness
basically resembles a huge, almost empty expanse of smooth stone, with a one-foot-long strip of grey running down the middle. One side of the line is pure white, the other is black. At the far ends of the empty space two gates can be seen, one on either end, and if the gate on the Dark side is approached, it will lash out with pitch-black tendrils with three to five fingered hands and will attack for 1-10% randomized Dark-type damage. The gate on the light side is more calm, and if approached, there is a 5% chance that white tendrils will emerge and restore 1-10% randomized health to the Pokemon that goes near it. If any special material is needed for an attack, the gates will supply it by ripping it from the lower world, and there is a 5% chance that when this happens, a completely random Pokemon will be drawn in as well, and remain in the gate for one round, and will attempt to attack the battlers, but any attack damage it inflicts will be cut in half. The Pokemon drawn into the gate’s actions will be determined by the ref.
*Holds out ID* care to have a go?
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