First use of obscure arena effects too!
Sandstorm ~ Iron Tail ~ Iron Head
Sandstorm ~ Iron Tail ~ Iron Head
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[DRAGON] Leader Texas Cloverleaf vs Challenger zarator
- Thread starter Frosty
- Start date
Hp: 110
En: 100
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 100
En: 87
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Round 6!
Hax occured.
Not the kind that will make Texas happy, though.
God have mercy >_<;.
DATA:Hax occured.
Not the kind that will make Texas happy, though.
God have mercy >_<;.
ACTION 1!
Garchomp used Sandstorm! (-10en)
A sandstorm brewed! (foreveeeer)
Sylveon used Hyper Voice! (-6en)
PIXILATE!
Hit: 2 (yes)
Crit: 5 (no)
Damage: (9+2+3+4.5)*1.5= 27.75hp
-2hp due to sandstorm
ACTION 2!
Garchomp used Iron Tail! (-7en)
Still doing that?
Hit: 96/100 (miss)
But it missed!
Sylveon used Moonblast! (-6en)
Hit: 73/100 (yes)
Crit: 13 (no)
Effect: guaranteed
Damage: (10+3+4.5)*1.5 = 26.25hp
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp's Special Attack was lowered one stage!
ACTION 3!
Sylveon used Detect! (-15hp)
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Iron Head! (-6en)
Damage: (8+2+3)*1.5 = 19.5hp (protected)
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SAND FOREVEEEEER!!
Hp: 56
En: 77
5/2/3/3/118
Other: -1SpA
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 94
En: 60
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Never saw that this had been posted, sorry. Didn't get that highlight either oddly enough not oddly at all actually you highlighted some random by the name of Texas lol. I missed the other match of mine Frosty is reffing so it's all his fault imo :p
In other news, "oh for fuck's sake again???"
Iron Head ~ Iron Tail ~ Iron Head
If damaging fairy attack and not in a combo, Dig that action and push back
If Bide, replace orders with Toxic ~ Substitute (15) ~ Iron Head from the Bide action
In other news, "oh for fuck's sake again???"
Iron Head ~ Iron Tail ~ Iron Head
If damaging fairy attack and not in a combo, Dig that action and push back
If Bide, replace orders with Toxic ~ Substitute (15) ~ Iron Head from the Bide action
Quick Attack is a normal type move, Pixilate changing its type upon attack shouldnt alter that for ordering purposes as far as I'm aware
15:57FrostyHey people lurking this channel, I have a question: Consider the sub "If Damaging Fairy-Type Damaging move THEN Rainbows". Does a Pixilate Quick Attack trigger it?
15:53Pwnemonimo yes
15:54Pwnemonit hits for fairy damage
15:56FrostyI agree with you. But since it is a gym match I will get a third opinion, just to be sure.
15:56Frostyhey elevator_music, care to pitch in?
15:56Frostyor Objection
15:57Objectionlet me see what the sub rules say about "damaging x-type moves"
15:57elevator_music?
15:57Pwnemoni mean
15:57Pwnemonit affects comboes of x type
15:57Pwnemoni dont see why it wouldnt affect typechanged moves
15:57FrostyHey people lurking this channel, I have a question: Consider the sub "If Damaging Fairy-Type Damaging move THEN Rainbows". Does a Pixilate Quick Attack trigger it?
15:57Pwnemondo we have any precedent with normalize?
15:57elevator_musicimo it should trigger
15:58Frostyit is not common for people to use "if damaging normal-type then" sub.
15:58Frostyso I think no precedents.
15:58FrostyThanks emma.
15:58Pwnemonno but if they use if damaging ground-type
15:58Pwnemonand then normalize dig
15:58Pwnemonthen again why would you sub like that against a normalize mon lol
15:58Objectiongo with pwne and emma
15:58Pwnemoni didnt think we would have precedent
15:58Objectionand this is why i think we should've defined the attack classes by the attributes of the moves rather than as lists of moves
15:59Objection(well that and arenas changing the effects of certain moves)
15:59Frostyarenas do screw with those rules >_<
15:59FrostyThanks guys.
15:53Pwnemonimo yes
15:54Pwnemonit hits for fairy damage
15:56FrostyI agree with you. But since it is a gym match I will get a third opinion, just to be sure.
15:56Frostyhey elevator_music, care to pitch in?
15:56Frostyor Objection
15:57Objectionlet me see what the sub rules say about "damaging x-type moves"
15:57elevator_music?
15:57Pwnemoni mean
15:57Pwnemonit affects comboes of x type
15:57Pwnemoni dont see why it wouldnt affect typechanged moves
15:57FrostyHey people lurking this channel, I have a question: Consider the sub "If Damaging Fairy-Type Damaging move THEN Rainbows". Does a Pixilate Quick Attack trigger it?
15:57Pwnemondo we have any precedent with normalize?
15:57elevator_musicimo it should trigger
15:58Frostyit is not common for people to use "if damaging normal-type then" sub.
15:58Frostyso I think no precedents.
15:58FrostyThanks emma.
15:58Pwnemonno but if they use if damaging ground-type
15:58Pwnemonand then normalize dig
15:58Pwnemonthen again why would you sub like that against a normalize mon lol
15:58Objectiongo with pwne and emma
15:58Pwnemoni didnt think we would have precedent
15:58Objectionand this is why i think we should've defined the attack classes by the attributes of the moves rather than as lists of moves
15:59Objection(well that and arenas changing the effects of certain moves)
15:59Frostyarenas do screw with those rules >_<
15:59FrostyThanks guys.
In some cases, an arena effect may modify do something like changing Surf to a Ground-type move, causing the move to be a better fit for a different substitution class. Treat the move as being in the move class(es) that it fits best as long as the arena effect persists.
Not 100% spot on, but close enough
Not 100% spot on, but close enough
That being said...
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SAND FOREVEEEEER!!
Hp: 56
En: 77
5/2/3/3/118
Other: -1SpA
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 94
En: 60
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Round 7!
I wonder why all challenges of the Dragon Gym become a damage run in the end.
It's so dull and boring.
Also, Garchomp won the race this round, thanks to sand, rough skin and sylveon's more-than-pathetic attack.
Still not enough to turn the tides around unfortunately.
DATA:I wonder why all challenges of the Dragon Gym become a damage run in the end.
It's so dull and boring.
Also, Garchomp won the race this round, thanks to sand, rough skin and sylveon's more-than-pathetic attack.
Still not enough to turn the tides around unfortunately.
ACTION 1!
Sylveon used Quick Attack! (-3en)
Hit: 24 (yes)
Crit: 1 (yes)
Damage: (4+3+3+2)*1.5 = 18hp
Rough Skin recoil: 4.5hp
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Dig! (-9en)
Crit: 14 (no)
Damage: 8+3+3 = 14hp
ACTION 2!
Sylveon used Quick Attack! (-7en)
Hit: 46 (yes)
Crit: 14 (no)
Damage: (4+3+2)*1.5 = 13.5hp
Rough Skin recoil: 3.375hp
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Dig! (-13en)
Crit: 11 (no)
Damage: 8+3+3 = 14hp
ACTION 3!
Sylveon used Quick Attack! (-11en)
Hit: 61 (yes)
Crit: 2 (no)
Damage: (4+3+2)*1.5 = 13.5hp
Rough Skin recoil: 3.375hp
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Dig! (-17en)
Crit: 9 (no)
Damage: 8+3+3 = 14hp
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SAND FOREVEEEEER!!
Hp: 11
En: 38
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 35
En: 60
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Well, let's see what happens now.
Quick Attack - Quick Attack - Quick Attack
If Garchomp uses a Protective/Evasive move, replace your respective action with Chill and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution twice in a row.
If Garchomp uses Endure, replace your respective action with Toxic and push your actions back. Play this substitution only once at most in this round.
Quick Attack - Quick Attack - Quick Attack
If Garchomp uses a Protective/Evasive move, replace your respective action with Chill and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution twice in a row.
If Garchomp uses Endure, replace your respective action with Toxic and push your actions back. Play this substitution only once at most in this round.
Endure ~ Iron Head ~ Earthquake
I'll get at least one Sand Veil proc right?
I'll get at least one Sand Veil proc right?
SAND FOREVEEEEER!!
Hp: 11
En: 38
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 35
En: 60
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Round 8
You probably scrolled down to see the results, so let's cut to the chase here.
The challenger relied on the good luck he got so far to keep his lead going, while the leader was waiting for the winds of war to blow in his favor for a change.
All nice and dandy, right?
Well...
When messing with not that high probabilities, you have to have a plan B. That is why you got substitutions. Unfortunately for him, the challenger didn't include a plan B and guess what happened?
Toxic missed! And Sylveon kept attacking Garchomp with Quick Attack, losing health to Rough Skin and being wide open for attacks. So it fainted.
And with that mistake, the Leader took back the lead! Still, the last mon of the challenger is the strongest of them all, so let's just watch and see what happens!
DATA:You probably scrolled down to see the results, so let's cut to the chase here.
The challenger relied on the good luck he got so far to keep his lead going, while the leader was waiting for the winds of war to blow in his favor for a change.
All nice and dandy, right?
Well...
When messing with not that high probabilities, you have to have a plan B. That is why you got substitutions. Unfortunately for him, the challenger didn't include a plan B and guess what happened?
Toxic missed! And Sylveon kept attacking Garchomp with Quick Attack, losing health to Rough Skin and being wide open for attacks. So it fainted.
And with that mistake, the Leader took back the lead! Still, the last mon of the challenger is the strongest of them all, so let's just watch and see what happens!
ACTION 1!
Garchomp used Endure! (-15en)
Sylveon used Toxic! (-7en)
Hit: 97 (finally Sand Veil made some kind of difference, although it would have missed regardless - Miss)
But it missed!
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Sylveon used Quick Attack! (-3en)
Crit: 16 (no)
Damage: 13.5
NOTE: From NDA: All effects that are based on the damage an enemy deals (ex. Bide, Iron Barbs) to the user act as though the opponent did full damage, even if Endure negated some of the damage.
Sylveon lost 3.375hp due to recoil
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Iron Head! (-6en)
Crit: 8 (no)
Damage: (8+3+2)*1.5 = 19.5hp
ACTION 3!
Sylveon used Quick Attack! (-7en)
Crit: 16 (no)
Damage: 13.5
NOTE: From NDA: All effects that are based on the damage an enemy deals (ex. Bide, Iron Barbs) to the user act as though the opponent did full damage, even if Endure negated some of the damage.
Sylveon lost 3.375hp due to recoil
-2hp due to sand
Garchomp used Earthquake! (-7en)
Sylveon fainted!
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SAND FOREVEEEEER!!
Hp: 1
En: 10
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: KO
En: KO
2/3/5/6/60
Other:
Item: Fairy Tech
Texas Cloverleaf gives orders
zarator gives orders
I Ref
Iron Tail ~ Iron Head ~ Iron Tail
If Reflect is ordered unconsecutively, Brick Break the following action and push back
If Protective/Evasive move, Chill and push back
If Reflect is ordered unconsecutively, Brick Break the following action and push back
If Protective/Evasive move, Chill and push back
SAND FOREVEEEEER
Hp: 1
En: 10
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 100
En: 100
2/4/5/4/80
Other:
Item: Expert Belt
Round 9!
DATA:
ACTION 1!
Garchomp used Iron Tail! (-7en)
Hit: 33 (yes)
Crit: 15 (no)
Effect: 2 (yes)
Damage: (10+2+1.5)*1.5 = 20.25hp
Gardevoir's defense was lowered!
Gardevoir used Wish! (-19en)
+25hp wish incoming
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Garchomp used Iron Head! (-6en)
Crit: 7 (no)
Flinch: 4 (no)
Damage: (8+2+1.5)*1.5+2= 19.25hp
Garchomp fainted!
Gardevoir used Reflect! (-10en)
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SAND FOREVEEEEER
Hp: KO
En: KO
5/2/3/3/118
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 56
En: 71
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish incoming, Reflect for 6a
Item: Expert Belt
Texas Cloverleaf sends out pokemon with itemzarator gives orders
Texas gives orders
I watch the lovely damage race
Druddigon @ Expert Belt
Looks like this is the final showdown^^
Misty Terrain - Moonblast - Moonblast
If Druddigon uses Taunt, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once.
If Druddigon uses Double Team, replace your respective action with Snatch and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once.
Misty Terrain - Moonblast - Moonblast
If Druddigon uses Taunt, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once.
If Druddigon uses Double Team, replace your respective action with Snatch and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once.
Activate Sheer Force if possible
Torment ~ Protect ~ Gunk Shot
edit: I received confirmation that I am allowed due to just having sent out drudd
Torment ~ Protect ~ Gunk Shot
edit: I received confirmation that I am allowed due to just having sent out drudd
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Ability must be toggled on the same post as the sendout, or else the opponent won't be able to account for it when ordering. But since you said you confirmed it, I will go do it myself on IRC. At some point.
Hp: 100
En: 100
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 56
En: 71
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish incoming, Reflect for 6a
Item: Expert Belt
ACTION 1!
Gardevoir used Misty Terrain! (-9en)
A little pretty, a little witty, a little gaaaaay
+25hp due to wish
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Torment! (-10en)
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Druddigon used Protect! (-18.6en)
-2hp due to sand
Gardevoir used MoonBlast! (-6en)
Damage: (10+3+3+3+2)*1.5 = 31.5hp
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 3!
Gardevoir tried to use Moonblast!
But it failed!
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Gunk Shot! (-8en)
Hit: 93 (miss)
-2hp due to sand
NOTE: Guess I don't need to ask after all..
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Hp: 94
En: 63
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 75
En: 56
2/4/5/4/80
Other: Reflect for 3a
Item: Expert Belt
SAND FOREVEEEEER
Hp: 100
En: 100
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 56
En: 71
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish incoming, Reflect for 6a
Item: Expert Belt
Round 10!
DATA:
ACTION 1!
Gardevoir used Misty Terrain! (-9en)
A little pretty, a little witty, a little gaaaaay
+25hp due to wish
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Torment! (-10en)
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Druddigon used Protect! (-18.6en)
-2hp due to sand
Gardevoir used MoonBlast! (-6en)
Damage: (10+3+3+3+2)*1.5 = 31.5hp
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 3!
Gardevoir tried to use Moonblast!
But it failed!
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Gunk Shot! (-8en)
Hit: 93 (miss)
-2hp due to sand
NOTE: Guess I don't need to ask after all..
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SAND FOREVEEEEER
Misty Terrain for 3r
Misty Terrain for 3r
Hp: 94
En: 63
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 75
En: 56
2/4/5/4/80
Other: Reflect for 3a
Item: Expert Belt
Texas Cloverleaf
all the misses ;-;
Sheer Force ON
Sludge Bomb ~ Gunk Shot ~ Sludge Bomb
If Double Team clones are present when you would act, Earthquake and push back
If Protective/Evasive move is used, Chill that action and push back
Way too much to sub for
Sheer Force ON
Sludge Bomb ~ Gunk Shot ~ Sludge Bomb
If Double Team clones are present when you would act, Earthquake and push back
If Protective/Evasive move is used, Chill that action and push back
Way too much to sub for
are we on the stalling season?
Misty Terrain for 3r
Hp: 94
En: 63
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 75
En: 56
2/4/5/4/80
Other: Reflect for 3a
Item: Expert Belt
ACTION 1!
Gardevoir used Skill Swap! (-7en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Sludge Bomb! (-7en)
Crit: 11 (no)
Damage: (9+2-1.5)*1.5= 14.25hp
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Gardevoir used Disable (Gunk Shot)! (-7en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon tried to use Gunk Shot
But it failed!
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 3!
Gardevoir used Wish! (-19en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Sludge Bomb! (-7en)
Crit: 11 (no)
Damage: (9+2-1.5)*1.5= 14.25hp
-2hp due to sand
- - -
Misty Terrain for 2r
Hp: 88
En: 49
5/3/3/3/43
Other: No Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 40
En: 23
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish Incoming, Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt
SAND FOREVEEEEER
Misty Terrain for 3r
Hp: 94
En: 63
5/3/3/3/43
Other:
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 75
En: 56
2/4/5/4/80
Other: Reflect for 3a
Item: Expert Belt
Round 11!
I guess the question that is in our minds is:
What the hell is zarator trying to accomplish with all this expensive stalling?
DATA:I guess the question that is in our minds is:
What the hell is zarator trying to accomplish with all this expensive stalling?
ACTION 1!
Gardevoir used Skill Swap! (-7en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Sludge Bomb! (-7en)
Crit: 11 (no)
Damage: (9+2-1.5)*1.5= 14.25hp
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 2!
Gardevoir used Disable (Gunk Shot)! (-7en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon tried to use Gunk Shot
But it failed!
-2hp due to sand
ACTION 3!
Gardevoir used Wish! (-19en)
-2hp due to sand
Druddigon used Sludge Bomb! (-7en)
Crit: 11 (no)
Damage: (9+2-1.5)*1.5= 14.25hp
-2hp due to sand
- - -
SAND FOREVEEEEER
Misty Terrain for 2r
Hp: 88
En: 49
5/3/3/3/43
Other: No Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 40
En: 23
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish Incoming, Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt
I guess this is the final showdown
Sheer Force toggled ON: Moonblast - Psychic - Moonblast
If Druddigon uses Torment and isn't Taunted, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once in this round.
If Druddigon uses Taunt, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once in this round.
Sheer Force toggled ON: Moonblast - Psychic - Moonblast
If Druddigon uses Torment and isn't Taunted, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once in this round.
If Druddigon uses Taunt, replace your respective action with Magic Coat and push your actions back. Do not play this substitution more than once in this round.
Torment ~ Taunt ~ Scratch
gg wp zarator
gg wp zarator
SAND FOREVEEEEER
Misty Terrain for 2r
Misty Terrain for 2r
Hp: 88
En: 49
5/3/3/3/43
Other: No Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: 40
En: 23
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish Incoming, Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt
Round 12!
*sigh*
Anyway,
The first thing you should notice when ordering first is to look at your opponent's movepool to see if Counter, Bide, Encore, Endure or Mirror Coat are there. The second thing is be certain that your opponent can't abuse of your subs to induce energy Exhaustion (aka the Athenodoros effect).
Hopefully the lesson stays.
The challenger (finally) switches to offense mode and orders his Gardevoir to attack for a change. Also, to avoid Taunt (and losing the opportunity to chill later), he orders Sune to Magic Coat in case that happens and then resume the offense.
The other sub was bogus >_<;.
The Gym Leader, the good player he is, abused the sub to its fullest, netting the following results:
Gardevoir started the round by using Magic Coat to reflect a Torment fired at Druddigon. 9 energy gone.
After that, another Magic Coat was used to reflect Druddigon's Taunt. 13 energy gone (total of 22)
Finally, on the very first attack Gardevoir fires at Druddigon, a very good 34.5 hp of damage was dealt.
And then Sune the Gardevoir fainted. *shrugs*
With that, The Gym Leader is the winner! Which is only to show that:
a) I am terrible at predicting MVPs;
b) You should wait and bitch after losing not before, or you will sound silly;
c) Texas should put Compoundeyes as an effect is his gym haha
DATA:*sigh*
Anyway,
The first thing you should notice when ordering first is to look at your opponent's movepool to see if Counter, Bide, Encore, Endure or Mirror Coat are there. The second thing is be certain that your opponent can't abuse of your subs to induce energy Exhaustion (aka the Athenodoros effect).
Hopefully the lesson stays.
The challenger (finally) switches to offense mode and orders his Gardevoir to attack for a change. Also, to avoid Taunt (and losing the opportunity to chill later), he orders Sune to Magic Coat in case that happens and then resume the offense.
The other sub was bogus >_<;.
The Gym Leader, the good player he is, abused the sub to its fullest, netting the following results:
Gardevoir started the round by using Magic Coat to reflect a Torment fired at Druddigon. 9 energy gone.
After that, another Magic Coat was used to reflect Druddigon's Taunt. 13 energy gone (total of 22)
Finally, on the very first attack Gardevoir fires at Druddigon, a very good 34.5 hp of damage was dealt.
And then Sune the Gardevoir fainted. *shrugs*
With that, The Gym Leader is the winner! Which is only to show that:
a) I am terrible at predicting MVPs;
b) You should wait and bitch after losing not before, or you will sound silly;
c) Texas should put Compoundeyes as an effect is his gym haha
ACTION 1!
Gardevoir used Magic Coat! (-9en)
+25hp due to wish
Druddigon used Torment! (-10en)
Torment was reflected!
Druddigon was tormented!
ACTION 2!
Gardevoir used Magic Coat! (-13en)
Druddigon used Taunt! (-10en)
Druddigon was taunted!
ACTION 3!
Gardevoir used MoonBlast! (-6en)
Crit: 3(no)
Damage: (10+3+2+2+3+3)*1.5= 34.5hp
Gardevoir fainted!
Druddigon used doesn't matter! (-3en)
Challenger ran out of pokemon!
Leader is the winner!
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SAND FOREVEEEEER
Misty Terrain for 1r
Misty Terrain for 1r
Hp: 47
En: 26
5/3/3/3/43
Other: No Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt.
Hp: KO
En: KO
2/4/5/4/80
Other: +25hp Wish Incoming, Sheer Force
Item: Expert Belt
Battle Statistics:
Gym Leader:
Dragonite: 100hp of damage dealt, 1KO (Clefable)
Garchomp: 119hp of damage dealt (deducting the first wish), 1KO (Sylveon)
Druddigon: 81hp of damage dealt, 1KO (Gardevoir)
Challenger:
Clefable: 97hp of damage dealt
Sylveon: 112hp of damage dealt, 1KO (Dragonite)
Gardevoir: 54hp of damage dealt, 1KO (gA
Clefable: 97hp of damage dealt
Sylveon: 112hp of damage dealt, 1KO (Dragonite)
Gardevoir: 54hp of damage dealt, 1KO (gA
MVP:
Prizes:
Texas Cloverleaf: 7CC
Garchomp: 1KOC
Dragonite: 3MC, 1KOC
Druddigon: 3MC, 1KOC
zarator : 2CC
Clefable: 3MC
Sylveon: 3MC, 1KOC
Gardevoir: 3MC, 1KOC
Frosty: 13UC
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