[Meta Thread] Pokerole Mystery Dungeon: Primal Shadows

[Lord Windos]

It's times like this that I found awesome to be Ghost type: Immunity to Normal type moves is awesome.

Uhuuuu! Yeah baby! We show that Flager to not mess with Team Omega Seekers! Sure, he was tough with 30 HP, but we beat that guy.

But I get the feeling that guy will hunt us in the future. I guess we found our nemesis after Team Artificer.

Immunities in general are awesome, especially if your Typing or Abilities allows you access to more than one. Kogeki is naturally Immune to Normal and Fighting types, Kee is immune to Psychic and Ghost Types, while Pyra has the potential to be immune to Psychic and Fairy Typing with Disenchant, for examples! Marcus being around the group also could provide them with effective Electric Type Immunity if he had Lightning Rod, though judging by the fact that Pyra got zapped by Hippowdon I say he either doesn't right now or his Ability never came up. If the group could recruit a Storm Drain Pokemon we'd be set for Water Dungeons, but I digress now.

Indeed! Was not expecting the lil' guy to be roughly as bulky as Terra's Milotic, but it makes sense in a meta way why they're roided out on HP. Though if they didn't want them Fainted they could have also given him a few Revivers and had them bail once one or two of them triggered without the MASSIVE HP STAT, but maybe their is a plot reason for why it's so high too, I dunno.

Think less nemesis, and more reoccurring annoyance, ala Genger and Co from the first MD game. T.A. doesn't even qualify for nemesis material, as while they have been rude arse and constantly spoiling for a fight, they haven't done ANYTHING to us yet and have always backed off from potentially getting themselves in trouble. The Darkness more or less fits our bill as our current nemesis, since they're the reason shit is going wacky around the local Pokemon omniverse and responsible for them being here.

Speaking of Axel, could everyone get some bonus XP for some good roleplaying about dupping them? Because I think it does deserve a little bit of extra kudos for everyone not immediately going straight for the red option. Also curious about how being Knockdown works, as if it doesn't prevent escapes but still flattens a Pokemon onto the ground, then how does retreating work for them?