08-26-2018, 08:28 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-26-2018, 08:29 PM by Dragonstrike.)
Gallade slides backwards a little as he takes the brunt of those Psychic attacks from the Duosion. Oof, taking that many hits is gonna leave a mark...everyone's safe, though. That's the most important part.
Nathan blinks a few times, and finds that Gallade is right in front of him! And looking a little winded, too. And warily eyeing those two Duosion. Ray's still off to the side, examining those Leftovers. The wild P-Bulba is Confused, trying and failing to use FLASH, and Paralyzed...
...and Shiva appears to be edging closer to some wild pokemon that could easily get involved in this battle? Uuuhhh...Nathan's not so sure that's a good idea, given how defensive everything here seems to be...
...for now, though, he's focusing on his own goal: catching the wild P-Bulbasaur and neutralizing the problem pokemon.
Which means Gallade is recalled for safety reasons and Grid is sent out in his place!
"Those Duosion are causing us problems, Grid. Take 'em down, quickly and efficiently."
Grid is more than happy to show off one of his favorite moves: Fury Cutter! Those Duosion aren't going to last long. Particularly since they can't possibly outspeed anything at the moment.
Fury Cutter x5!
Acc: 12 base - 1 Acc + 2 CE - 5/6/7/8/9 Actions = 8/7/6/5/4
Dmg: 1 Pwr + 4 Str + STAB + IP + SE = 7 D6 base + 1 Dmg per hit
Effect: Successive actions
Target Priority: Whichever of the two Duosion is healthier will be hit first. This'll most likely faint it (and Grid should stop attacking it when it does, obviously). If that Duosion faints before all hits are used, I'd like to use the remaining hits on the other Duosion if possible.
Meanwhile, Ray's still minding his own business. Om nom nom. And Nathan is tossing 2 Ultra Balls at the wild P-Bulba! (Seal Strength 6 versus its Will - 3. Or -more if it takes at least 1 more point of damage and starts feeling Pained)
Nathan blinks a few times, and finds that Gallade is right in front of him! And looking a little winded, too. And warily eyeing those two Duosion. Ray's still off to the side, examining those Leftovers. The wild P-Bulba is Confused, trying and failing to use FLASH, and Paralyzed...
...and Shiva appears to be edging closer to some wild pokemon that could easily get involved in this battle? Uuuhhh...Nathan's not so sure that's a good idea, given how defensive everything here seems to be...
...for now, though, he's focusing on his own goal: catching the wild P-Bulbasaur and neutralizing the problem pokemon.
Which means Gallade is recalled for safety reasons and Grid is sent out in his place!
"Those Duosion are causing us problems, Grid. Take 'em down, quickly and efficiently."
Grid is more than happy to show off one of his favorite moves: Fury Cutter! Those Duosion aren't going to last long. Particularly since they can't possibly outspeed anything at the moment.
Fury Cutter x5!
Acc: 12 base - 1 Acc + 2 CE - 5/6/7/8/9 Actions = 8/7/6/5/4
Dmg: 1 Pwr + 4 Str + STAB + IP + SE = 7 D6 base + 1 Dmg per hit
Effect: Successive actions
Target Priority: Whichever of the two Duosion is healthier will be hit first. This'll most likely faint it (and Grid should stop attacking it when it does, obviously). If that Duosion faints before all hits are used, I'd like to use the remaining hits on the other Duosion if possible.
Meanwhile, Ray's still minding his own business. Om nom nom. And Nathan is tossing 2 Ultra Balls at the wild P-Bulba! (Seal Strength 6 versus its Will - 3. Or -more if it takes at least 1 more point of damage and starts feeling Pained)
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