Zexion vs JackPK

[Superbird]

[size=+2]Zexion vs JackPK[/size]

Format: 4v4 Single
Style: Set
DQ: 1 week
Damage Cap: 50%
Banned/Restricted Moves: OHKO, Weather Changing, Healing, Chill

Arena Description: The Everchanging Bio-Dome: Somewhere far off in the corners of Asber, there exists an experimental bio-dome of wonders. Scientists have been testing for decades to have a single bio-dome where the conditions of multiple ecosystems may exist and be interchanged simply by the preference of the operator. Wanting to test something new, a young scientist attempted to make the ecosystems within the dome change at regular intervals, in addition to at the preference of the operator. This proved to be a success, and new sensors were installed to change the ecosystem at regular intervals according to the time of day. Scientists noticed something strange once trainers started coming around and visiting the Bio-Dome with their Pokemon. The sensors, rather than picking up the time of day, began picking up on the Pokemon's typing, and using that for the environmental determination. Should two Pokemon enter the Dome that had differing types, the computer systems crashed in the Dome and it had to be closed for weeks. When it reopened, the Bio-Dome had been re branded to a battling stadium. Trainers, who carried Pokemon with the same typing, could come to the Dome and battle in the most extreme conditions the Pokemon type allowed.

Additional Rules: The Everchanging Bio-Dome constantly changes the internal ecosystem if a Pokemon is knocked out. There are four ecosystems that will come into play over the course of the battle, listed below. While each ecosystem has a type restriction, dual-type Pokemon with the type are permitted. Each time one of the Pokemon is knocked out, both Pokemon are returned to their trainer and the ecosystem changes. For each ecosystem, the Pokemon must be able to handle the weather effects set.

1. Strawberry Fields Forever: A flat grassy field. This ecosystem exists in a permanent sunshine. In order to prevent any damage to the ecosystem, only Grass-type Pokemon are permitted in this ecosystem. Battlers will begin here.

2. Asleep in the Desert: A dusty and dry desert. This ecosystem exists in a permanent sandstorm. In order to prevent any damage to the ecosystem, only Ground-type Pokemon are permitted in this ecosystem. Trainers (and the ref) are loaned Go-Go Goggles for the duration of the battle in this ecosystem.

3. Ocean Avenue: A large span of ocean. This ecosystem exists in a permanent rain shower. In order to prevent any damage to the ecosystem, only Water-type (and bound) Pokemon are permitted in this ecosystem. With this battle taking place in the ocean, trainers (and the ref) are loaned suitable outfits and proper flotation gear.

4. Ain't No Mountain High Enough: The top of a snowy mountain. This ecosystem exists in a permanent hail storm. In order to prevent any damage to the ecosystem, only Ice-type Pokemon are permitted in this ecosystem. Trainers (and the ref) are loaned proper clothing suitable for the top of the mountain. Battlers will end here.

Zexion's active squad

Cinders the male Cyndaquil <Blaze> @ Fire Stone
Sparky the female Shinx <Intimidate>
Jarfly the male Nincada <Compound Eyes>
Iron the female Aron <Rock Head>
King the male Slowpoke <Oblivious> @ King's Rock
Cerise the female Cherubi <Chlorophyll> @ Leaf Stone
Bergmite the male Bergmite <Own Tempo> @ Quick Claw
A Late Hallmark Card the male Luvdisc <Hydration> @ Mystic Water
Meadowhawk the male Yanma <Compound Eyes>
Tacos the female Sandile <Moxie> @ Muscle Band


JackPK's active squad

Gwen the female Spinarak <Insomnia> @ Red Card
Sheena the female Frogadier <Torrent> @ Lucky Egg
Lancelot the male Doublade <No Guard> @ Dusk Stone
Louise the female Budew <Poison Point> @ Shiny Stone
Luke the male Zorua <Illusion> @ Lucky Egg
Judge Judy the female Kangaskhan <Scrappy> @ Moon Stone
Bun Two Three Four the female Buneary <Run Away> @ Soothe Bell
NO my name is lululemon >:| the female Squirtle <Rain Dish> @ Rocky Helmet
Pokey the male Diglett <Arena Trap> @ Eviolite
Snowball the female Spheal <Ice Body> @ Lucky Egg

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To begin
~JackPK sends out
~Zexion sends out (same type) and orders commands
~JackPK orders commands
~I ref
~(if Zexion, having made the arena, wishes to clarify the whole sendout thing, I will rework this.)

 

[JackPK]

I assumed we're battling sequentially, so of course I'll send out Louise, since she's my only Pokemon eligible for the grass-type ecosystem!



(Even if the ecosystems can be chosen in any order, Strawberry Fields Forever still sounds like a fine place to start!)

 

[Zexion]

I'll join the fray in the Strawberry Fields with Cerise! (subsequently was the intended plan, working our way up a mountain and yada :P)

Alright Cerise, this'll be an up-hill climb for us a little. So, with that in mind, spam Weather Ball and use this permanent sun to your advantage! If at any time she protects herself, use a Growth.

Weather Ball/Growth ~ Weather Ball/Growth ~ Weather Ball/Growth

 

[JackPK]

I could spam Sludge Bomb and hope for a lucky poisoning, but given what I just saw the RNG do in the battle I reffed between Eifie and Keldeo, I don't think I want to rely on luck. Also, spamming attacks is boring to ref and boring to read.

So instead, Louise, start with a Cotton Spore! I asked Superbird about this in his VMs but I'm too impatient to wait for him to respond, but that's OK because it doesn't matter whether he refs speed stat changes as +/-10 or multiplicatively, since either way, Cotton Spore should be enough to slow a sun-powered Chlorophyll Cherubi down to just below us.

After that, Toxic, and then try to make up some of the ground you've lost so far with Venoshock.

Cotton Spore ~ Toxic ~ Venoshock

 

[Superbird]

You know what? Unlike a lot of the other arenas Asber had to offer, this was a genuinely nice place. No Eldrich abominations, no bottomless pits, just a nice environmental simulator. The bright sunlight beat down pleasantly on the referee as he walked into the arena, followed closely by the two battlers. With no particular absurdity or unusuality, the battlers sent out their grass-type pokémon, and so the battle began.

Round 1

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 100%
Energy: 100%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Cheerful.
Status: Chlorophyll activated.
Commands: Weather Ball / Growth ~ Weather Ball / Growth ~ Weather Ball / Growth

JackPK (OOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 100%
Energy: 100%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: A little more competitively-minded.
Status: Normal.
Commands: Cotton Spore (failed) ~ Toxic ~ Venoshock​

Cerise, energized by the strong sunlight, was the first to move – being a pokémon with a strong connection to the sky, she could of course capitalize on the weather. As she got together an attack, a whitish ball which she began to generate above her head that quickly turned a brilliant orange color as it absorbed sunlight. Within seconds, the Weather Ball was fully charged, and with a short hop and a front flip in the air, the Cherubi sent the attack flying towards her opponent, and like any Fire-type attack to a Grass-type, especially under strong sunlight, it was very potent. Louise was blown back harshly by the attack, and as she tried to recover and desperately get a few residual flames off of herself, she released an array of cotton spores that floated lazily through the air towards her opponent.

But Cerise, being a Grass-type and quite used to spores herself, ignored the cloud of white specks, which passed lazily around her without really affecting her. And she sent another Weather Ball towards Louise, sending the Budew flying once again. But Louise wasn’t about to be beaten that easily, and with effort she flipped herself back up and threw through the air a blob of toxic sludge.

The poison sank into Cerise’s skin the moment it hit, and as the Cherubi charged her next Weather Ball, she cringed a little. But she didn’t let it get in the way of her attack – she launched the third Weather Ball this round at Louise, and once again the Budew was powerless to defend against it. But this time she did more than sit passively by as she was damaged by the attack, covered by the red glow of the Damage Cap – this time, Louise ejected a wide stream of acid, utterly drenching Cerise and sinking into her skin, aggravating the poison flowing within it. The Cherubi let out a wail of pain from the attack, and though she was still much healthier than her opponent it suddenly became very clear that she wasn’t the only one who could hit hard here.

End of Round 1

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 73%
Energy: 85%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Wincing at the power of that attack.
Status: Chlorophyll activated. Badly poisoned (1%)
Commands: Weather Ball / Growth ~ Weather Ball / Growth ~ Weather Ball / Growth

JackPK (OOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 50% (CAPPED)
Energy: 87%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: In pain, but with a fiery spirit.
Status: Normal.
Commands: Cotton Spore ~ Toxic ~ Venoshock​

Referee Notes
~Cerise was unaffected by Cotton Spore, being a Grass type.
~Louise hit the damage cap on Action 3.
~JackPK commands first next round.

 

[JackPK]

Goodness, it didn't even occur to me that Cotton Spore would be considered one of the powder moves. I always just think of them as "powder," not "powder and spore" moves. Whoops.

Okay, Louise, the bad news is that you can be KO'ed next round. But the good news is that your strongest super-effective attack is stronger than your foe's.

For the first two actions, by default, I want you to use Venoshock. If Cerise uses Protect or is otherwise unhittable, then use Growth. And if Cerise heals herself of the poison, lay it right back on her again with Toxic (unless she has a Safeguard up, in which case it sucks, but use Venoshock to at least get some damage in).

On the third action:

• Protect if you've already been hit by two Weather Balls this round
• Venoshock if you don't meet the condition to use Protect, AND Cerise is poisoned, AND you haven't already used Venoshock twice this round
• or Growth if you don't meet the conditions to use Protect or Venoshock

Venoshock/Growth/Toxic x2 ~ Protect/Venoshock/Growth

 

[Zexion]

Alright Cerise, darling, you're doing great, we are getting there. Now, we've gotta work around this, poison is not fun, especially against a Poison-typed opponent. So, for the first action, I want you to use Double Team and get up as many clones as you can. Follow that with a Growth to get some stat boosts. End the round with a Weather Ball.

Double Team ~ Growth ~ Weather Ball

 

[Superbird]

Round 2

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 73%
Energy: 85%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Wincing at the power of that attack.
Status: Chlorophyll activated. Badly poisoned (1%)
Commands: Double Team ~ Growth ~ Weather Ball

JackPK (OOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 50%
Energy: 87%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: In pain, but with a fiery spirit.
Status: Normal.
Commands: Venoshock / Growth / Toxic x2 ~ Protect / Venoshock / Growth​

Even at just Round 2, things were clearly getting a little bit dicey. These pokémon were chopping off a lot of health from each other with each attack, and despite their baby-looking appearances, they were clearly no slouches in damage dealing. Having taken a powerful Venoshock last round, Cerise knew she had to evade any more of those if she wanted to win this bout – and so she began to use her high speed under the sun to rush around in a circle, creating an array of duplicates to confuse her opponent. And confuse Louise it did – the poor Budew had no idea which one of her opponents was the real Cerise. But she shot an attack anyway, at the one second from the left, and she heard a satisfying wail of pain as the rest of the clones disappeared.

And though Louise seemed to be just as surprised as Cerise that she had hit through on her first try – perhaps even more – Cerise was not very happy about it, and decided to try a different method of attack. Closing her eyes, she began to use her grass-type photosynthesis abilities to absorb sunlight and make herself grow, larger, larger, until she was almost half again taller than before. She would intimidate her opponent, and her opponent would forfeit!

All did not go as planned, and Louise carelessly drenched a moaning Cerise with another blast of acid, that sank in and seemed to eat even at the Cherubi’s very soul. So maybe, Cerise figured, it would be better to just go back to attacking. And that she did, building up another familiar Weather Ball – this time bigger than ever thanks to her increased size – and hurled it at her opponent. The attack had exactly the right effect – a wail of searing pain – but unfortunately for Cerise, Louise springed herself upwards as soon as she could, and then closed her own eyes and used the sun to increase her own size, to match her opponent. Now there were two titanic baby Grass-types, ready to finish each other off – and each of them knew the other was capable of just that.

End of Round 2

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 23% (CAPPED)
Energy: 72%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Tense and angry.
Status: Attack +2. Special Attack +2. Chlorophyll activated. Badly poisoned (2%)
Commands: Double Team ~ Growth ~ Weather Ball

JackPK (OOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 25%
Energy: 71%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: Somewhat satisfied, but cautious.
Status: Attack +2. Special Attack +2.
Commands: Venoshock ~ Venoshock ~ Growth​

Referee Notes
~Cerise created four clones on action 1. Louise’s Venoshock, by chance, hit the original, and so they all faded.
~Louise’s second Venoshock pushed Cerise to the damage cap.
~Zexion commands first.

 

[Zexion]

Oh god, Cerise, this is getting too close for comfort. Maybe we should've gone all out attack this round. However, live and learn and all that fun jazz. We should be able to finish her off with one or two well placed Weather Balls, and that's exactly what you are gonna do. Spam Weather Ball until she is down! If at anytime she protects herself, use Aromatherapy so that we can live out an action long. You've got this Cerise, take us to sleep in the desert!

Weather Ball/Aromatherapy ~ Weather Ball/Aromatherapy ~ Weather Ball/Aromatherapy

 

[JackPK]

One well-placed Venoshock should be more than enough. The trouble is, will just one of Cerise's Weather Balls be enough to KO you? After Growth, I think it just might, but we don't have any good priority moves, so we have to hope it narrowly doesn't manage 25% damage. But either way's OK, Louise, since you can finally evolve after this battle no matter what!

If by some miracle you're both still standing after the first action, idk man, might as well keep lobbing squirts of poison.

Venoshock x3

 

[Superbird]

Round 3

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 23%
Energy: 72%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Tense and angry.
Status: Attack +2. Special Attack +2. Chlorophyll activated. Badly poisoned (2%)
Commands: Weather Ball / Aromatherapy ~ Weather Ball / Aromatherapy ~ Weather Ball / Aromatherapy

JackPK (OOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 25%
Energy: 71%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: Somewhat satisfied, but cautious.
Status: Attack +2. Special Attack +2.
Commands: Venoshock x3​

The referee waved the beginning of round three.
Immediately, Cerise used Weather Ball.
Critical Hit!
The attack was Super Effective!
Louise was knocked out!

...The Budew fell to the ground, nowhere near strong enough to endure the fiery attack. Sighing but smiling in a display of good sportsmanship, JackPK recalled his fallen pokémon, and his opponent followed his example. The arena began to shift and suddenly sand was flying everywhere and the referee was urgently putting on Go-Goggles. It was time for Round 2.

End of Round 3

Zexion (OOOO)

Cerise – Cherubi (♀) @ Leaf Stone
Health: 23%
Energy: 67%
Ability: Chlorophyll
Type: Grass
Condition: Yay, I won!
Status: Attack +2. Special Attack +2. Chlorophyll activated. Badly poisoned (2%)
Actions: Weather Ball

JackPK (ØOOO)

Louise – Budew (♀) @ Shiny Stone
Health: 0%
Energy: 71%
Ability: Poison Point
Type: Grass / Poison
Condition: Unconscious.
Status: Knocked Out!
Actions: Nothing​

Referee Notes
~Though one weather ball would have done, the RNG clearly decided that overkill was very necessary, and Weather Ball was a critical hit.
~Zexion will send out, then JackPK will send out and issue commands, and then Zexion will issue commands.

 

[Zexion]

Sweet Cerise! Overkill is obviously the best kill. One step closer to evolution, and you have a well earned rest, so take it easy while everyone else keeps the pace.

It only makes sense to head down the list, now doesn't it? So, Jarfly, let's follow Cerise's pace and get a victory in the desert!

 

[JackPK]

Let's go, Pokey!



First things first: if at any point you see Jarfly preparing a Bide or using Protect, abandon your commands for that action and use Hone Claws instead.

If you have a status condition and aren't using Hone Claws, then use Facade.

Otherwise, there's not much to worry about in Nincada's movepool, so use Swagger and then two Aerial Aces.

Best of luck!

Swagger/Facade/Hone Claws ~ Aerial Ace/Facade/Hone Claws x2

 

[Zexion]

Shoot, mistakes have been made and you haven't even started fighting. Sorry Jarfly, this'll be an uphill one for you, my fault.

Sadly, you're gonna have to take that Swagger head on, which won't be fun. However, with that boost, we can work a little bit. After taking that Swagger, I want you to go through with an X-Scissor. Those Aerial Aces are gonna be fun, but I think we can handle them. For your last two actions, use a same turn Dig. Gonna have to brute force this one.

X-Scissor ~ Dig ~ Dig

 

[Superbird]

The two trainers proceed to send out their next two pokémon – on one side, a short brown mole pokémon peeking out of the ground curiously towards his opponent. And on the other, a light grey Bug-type, who started looking around the arena as the sandstorm began and all the humans present equipped the Go-Goggles they’d borrowed for this occasion. With that, Round 4 was set to begin.

Round 4

Zexion (oOOO)

Jarfly – Nincada (♂)
Health: 100%
Energy: 100%
Ability: Compound Eyes
Type: Bug / Ground
Condition: Pretty okay with this place.
Status: Normal.
Commands: X-Scissor ~ Dig ~ Dig

JackPK (øOOO)

Pokey – Diglett (♀) @ Eviolite
Health: 100%
Energy: 100%
Ability: Arena Trap
Type: Ground
Condition: Ready.
Status: Normal.
Commands: Swagger / Facade / Hone Claws ~ Aerial Ace / Facade / Hone Claws x2​

As the second stage of the battle begins, Jarfly ominously stares down his opponent, who glances back obliviously in return. That is, until the Diglett begins to speak – in pokémon language, of course – and start bragging about how much better he is. Though none of the battlers are particularly fluent in pokémon speech, the general gist of Pokey’s speech isn’t difficult to determine. The Diglett brags about how he’s faster and more agile than his opponent, and a better digger – Jarfly’s evolved form probably wouldn’t last a single action in this desert, after all, no, his other evolved form. The one he doesn’t like, and the one he’s going to be someday.

At some point the Swaggering goes a little bit over Jarfly’s head. He can tell he’s supposed to be enraged, and he is – he’s pretty furious – but he’s still having trouble figuring out his opponent’s meaning, and near the end of Pokey’s speech, the Diglett is starting to not even make sense. Jarfly tries to ignore that, however briefly, as he crawls forward towards his opponent to retaliate. Just as Pokey finishes his torrent of insults and brags, Jarfly raises both of his front claws, and swipes at his opponent in a cross-shaped pattern, leaving a relatively deep gash on his opponent.

Pokey lets out a shrill wail of pain, and immediately retaliates. Faster than anyone on the battlefield can see, the Diglett launches himself out of the ground, a large clump of dirt still covering the lower end of his cylindrical body, and comes down like a missile on top of Jarfly. But Jarfly is a Nincada, with a relatively sturdy natural exoskeleton, and so he’s ready to move the moment his opponent bounces off. And move he does, sinking into the ground and becoming invisible for a moment, only coming out as soon as Pokey lands, and ramming into the Diglett.

For the third action, this sequence promptly repeats itself. Again, Pokey shoots out of the ground to launch an aerial attack, and despite their Go-Goggles, neither the trainers nor the referee can actually see the Diglett’s feet. Except this time, after taking the hit, Jarfly, for some reason, starts to think back to his opponent’s insults – these attacks aren’t that bad to endure, so Pokey doesn’t really have much reason to swagger at him...so what was the Diglett’s point? Jarfly is somewhat confused, and before he can realize it, he’s completely bumbled up his digging, accidentally slashing himself several times instead of slashing up the dirt. The Nincada shakes his head – this is not how it’s supposed to go! Who cares what his opponent thinks? He’s gonna be down by the end of the battle anyway, so why worry about it?

Round 4

Zexion (oOOO)

Jarfly – Nincada (♂)
Health: 77%
Energy: 89%
Ability: Compound Eyes
Type: Bug / Ground
Condition: At odds with his thoughts.
Status: Attack +2. Confused (7%).
Actions: X-Scissor ~ Dig ~ Confused

JackPK (øOOO)

Pokey – Diglett (♀) @ Eviolite
Health: 76%
Energy: 90%
Ability: Arena Trap
Type: Ground
Condition: Optimistic, but not feeling fantastic.
Status: Normal.
Actions: Swagger / Facade / Hone Claws ~ Aerial Ace / Facade / Hone Claws x2​

Referee Notes
~Jarfly hit himself in confusion on action 3.
~Zexion commands first.

 

[Zexion]

Somehow we are coming out of that better than I expected, so good job Jarfly! Now, we need to focus on full power, that Eviolite isn't nice and neither is the confusion. However the odds aren't too rough, so we might be good, especially with the power boost. As much as I don't want to, go ahead and spam X-Scissor for three actions. Should Pokey become unhittable at any time, switch over to a Harden. If you start getting too mad, use Frustration.

X-Scissor/Harden/Frustration ~ X-Scissor/Harden/Frustration ~ X-Scissor/Harden/Frustration

 

[JackPK]

Well, I hate to do this, but I guess Bide is probably our best option. Hold off on releasing it until after Jarfly's last attack, if you can.

Bide (store) ~ Bide (store) ~ wait + Bide (release)

 

[Superbird]

Round 5

Zexion (oOOO)

Jarfly – Nincada (♂)
Health: 77%
Energy: 89%
Ability: Compound Eyes
Type: Bug / Ground
Condition: At odds with his thoughts.
Status: Attack +2. Confused (7%).
Commands: X-Scissor / Harden / Frustration ~ X-Scissor / Harden / Frustration ~ X-Scissor / Harden / Frustration

JackPK (øOOO)

Pokey – Diglett (♂) @ Eviolite
Health: 76%
Energy: 90%
Ability: Arena Trap
Type: Ground
Condition: Optimistic, but not feeling fantastic.
Status: Normal.
Commands: Bide (store) ~ Bide (store) ~ wait + Bide (release)​

As Round two begins, Jarfly quickly shakes his head in a successful attempt to clear it, and charges forward at his opponent, claws raised and ready for an attack. Pokey, being a mere Diglett, gasps a little, and slams his eyes shut, enduring the stinging blow as he clenched his teeth. But he didn’t take any action; no, he was biding his time, painfully.

Jarfly seemed to take no notice, pressing his apparent advantage. Without even stepping back to recuperate after his first attack, he lets out a battle cry and his claws begin to glow again with that familiar Bug-type energy. Once more, he slashes with both claws in an X-shape at his opponent, his attack leaving a faint indentation in Pokey’s skin. The Diglett seems to shrink a little, and his eyes scrunch up more from the pain, but he still doesn’t retaliate.

Opportunities are opportunities, so Jarfly tries one more X-Scissor, and just like the previous two, it’s a clean hit. But this time, Pokey has begun to shudder violently, and the Diglett’s eyes suddenly snap open and glare at Jarfly. In alarm, the Nincada quickly backpedals – but it’s too late; with a ferocity that might seem impossible for such a creature as a Diglett, Pokey bears down on his opponent, delivering a single concentrated strike at his opponent, so strong that Jarfly is sent flying ten meters through the sand. As the Nincada tiredly claws his way to the surface, he thinks that perhaps he ought to be more careful in the future – whatever his opponent did last round, this was much more deadly, and at this point there was no telling what Pokey could do.

End of Round 5

Zexion (oOOO)

Jarfly – Nincada (♂)
Health: 27% (CAPPED)
Energy: 77%
Ability: Compound Eyes
Type: Bug / Ground
Condition: Shaken and wary.
Status: Attack +2.
Actions: X-Scissor x3

JackPK (øOOO)

Pokey – Diglett (♂) @ Eviolite
Health: 43%
Energy: 61%
Ability: Arena Trap
Type: Ground
Condition: Okay, but not feeling perfect.
Status: Normal.
Actions: Bide​

Referee Notes
~JackPK commands first.

 

[JackPK]

Hmm, we're in the lead, but both you and Jarfly are well within the damage cap, so we need to be careful anyhow.

Protect if he tries to use Giga Drain, and Hone Claws if he's Biding or Protecting. Otherwise, I think we can finish things off with three one-action Uproars. (Do them separately, without locking yourself into a long three-action Uproar, so that you can stop and Protect or Hone Claws if need be.)

Protect/Hone Claws/Uproar x3

 

[Zexion]

Ugh. Tight spot, really tight spot. Let some frustration out first off. The only thing I can think of after is two x-scissors. Hopefully we can finish strong.

Frustration ~ X-Scissor ~ X-Scissor