3v3 FE Singles! Complications vs. Rainman Legends!

Iron Caliber

Iron Caliber

Gooooooooood afternoon, ASB fans! You missed me, right? No? It's a rather chilly day here at the ASB Arena, but that shouldn't get in the way of any battles, due to our stadium's climate control tech. Pretty sweet, huh? Let's get to the battle at hand, shall we? Standard rules here, folks. No weird stuff.

Training Items
ASB Arena
5 Chills
2 Recoveries
2 Subs
2 Day DQ
All Abilities
Switch=OK

Our battlers are here with their Pokemon at the ready! Let's get to know our combatants today:

GIVE IT UP FOR Team Complications!
Ferrothorn (Thorn) (M)
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Nature: Sassy +SDef, -Spe, -10% Evasion

Type:
Steel/Grass

Abilities:
Iron Barbs/Anticipation (HA Locked)

Stats
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 4 (+)
Def: Rank 5
SpA: Rank 2
SpD: Rank 5
Spe: 17 (17.4>17)
Size Class: 2
Weight Class: 5
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: ---
AC: 5/5

Attacks:
Acid Spray
Aerial Ace
Bulldoze
Bullet Seed
Confide
Curse
Cut
Double Team
Endeavor
Energy Ball
Explosion
Facade
Flash
Flash Cannon
Frustration
Giga Drain
Giga Impact
Grass Knot
Gravity
Gyro Ball
Harden
Hidden Power
Hone Claws
Hyper Beam
Ingrain
Iron Defense
Iron Head
Leech Seed
Knock Off
Magnet Rise
Metal Claw
Mirror Shot
Nature Power
Payback
Pin Missile
Poison Jab
Power Whip
Protect
Rest
Return
Rock Climb
Rock Polish
Rock Smash
Rollout
Round
Sandstorm
Seed Bomb
Self Destruct
Shadow Claw
Sleep Talk
Snore
Solarbeam
Spikes
Stealth Rock
Strength
Substitute
Sunny Day
Swagger
Swords Dance
Tackle
Thunder
Thunderbolt
Thunder Wave
Toxic
Worry Seed

Block
Total: 65/66. Block pls.

Jellicent (Lir) (M)*
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Nature: Modest (+SAtk, -Atk)

Type:
Water/Ghost

Abilities:
Water Absorb/Cursed Body/Damp (DW Unlocked)

Stats
HP: 110
Atk: Rank 1 (-)
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 4 (+)
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 60
Size Class: 4
Weight Class: 5
Base Rank Total: 18

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

Attacks:
Bubble(*)
Water Sport (*)
Absorb (*)
Night Shade (*)
Bubblebeam (*)
Recover (*)
Water Pulse (*)
Hydro Pump
Water Spout
Hex
Wring Out
Brine

Acid Armor (*)
Confuse Ray (*)
Pain Split (*)
Constrict
Mist

Ice Beam (*)
Shadow Ball (*)
Scald (*)
Toxic
Protect
Trick Room
Taunt
Will-O-Wisp
Sludge Wave
Psychic
Substitute
Blizzard
Sludge Bomb
Surf
Energy Ball


Magic Coat
Giga Drain

Attract
Bind
Constrict
Dark Pulse
Dive
Double Team
Dream Eater
Facade
Flash
Frustration
Giga Impact
Hail
Hidden Power
Hyper Beam
Icy Wind
Mist
Ominous Wind
Psych Up
Rain Dance
Rest
Return
Round
Safeguard
Sleep Talk
Snore
Spite
Swagger
Trick
Water Pulse
Waterfall

Kitsunoh (Baal) (M)
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Nature: Adamant +Atk, -SAtk

Type:
Steel/Ghost

Abilities:
Frisk/Limber/Cursed Body (DW Unlocked)

Stats
HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5 (+)
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 1 (-)
SpD: Rank 3
Spe: 110
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 6/6
MC: 0
DC: 5/5

Attacks:
Scratch (*)
Iron Defense (*)
Lick (*)
Metal Burst (*)
Faint Attack (*)
Shadow Sneak (*)
Curse (*)
Imprison
Tail Whip
Odor Sleuth
Metal Claw
Copycat
Fake Out
Shadow Claw
Iron Head
Revenge
Shadow Strike
Perish Song
Memento

Meteor Mash (*)
Psycho Shift (*)
Yawn (*)
Flail
Fury Cutter

Will-O-Wisp (*)
Payback (*)
Dig (*)
Protect
Taunt
Roar
Earthquake
Double Team
Torment
Giga Impact
Bulldoze
U-Turn
Rock Slide
Substitute
Endure
Aerial Ace
Hone Claws
Rest
Defog

Ice Punch
Low Kick
Magic Coat
Pain Split
Snatch
Superpower
Super Fang
Thunderpunch
Foul Play
Sucker Punch
Endeavor
Knock Off
Trick
Role Play
Sleep Talk

AAAAAND Team Rainman Legends!
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Dragonite (Bahamut) (Male)
Type:
Dragon: -1 BAP on incoming neutral attacks Dragon itself would resist (e.g. -1 BAP on Aqua Jet against Garchomp.) Unable to have Thrash or Outrage disrupted by oncoming damage.
Flying: Immunity to Ground attacks and the Arena Trap Ability except under the effects of Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than four (4). Unaffected by Spikes or Toxic Spikes. when switching in. Able to hit Pokemon in the evasive stage of Bounce, Fly or Sky Drop with single target moves that hit Pokemon on the field regardless of position.

Abilities:
Inner Focus: When an opponent attempts to flinch this Pokemon, it stands firm and continues its attack. If it has another ability that would be activated by flinching, that ability activates.
Multiscale (H): This Pokemon has sturdy scales to protect it from an opponent's attacks. If this Pokemon is at their maximum HP when a round starts, all damage done to this Pokemon by attacks with BAP during the round will be halved.

Nature: Quiet: +1 SpA, Speed ÷ 1.15, -10% Evasion

HP: 100
Atk: Rank 5
Def: Rank 3
SpA: Rank 5 (+)
SpD: Rank 4
Spe: 69 (-)
Size Class: 4
Weight Class: 6
Base Rank Total: 22

EC: 9/9
MC: 0
AC: 5/5

Moves: [120/120]=8 CC

Aerial Ace
Agility
Air Cutter
Aqua Jet
Aqua Tail
Attract
Bide
Bind
Blizzard
Body Slam
Brick Break
Bubblebeam
Bulldoze
Captivate
Confide
Curse
Cut
Defog
Detect
Dive
Double Team
Double-Edge
Draco Meteor
Dragon Breath
Dragon Claw
Dragon Dance
Dragon Pulse
Dragon Rage
Dragon Rush
Dragon Tail
DynamicPunch
Earthquake
Endure
Extreme Speed
Facade
Fire Blast
Fire Punch
Flamethrower
Flash
Fling
Fly
Focus Blast
Focus Punch
Frustration
Fury Cutter
Giga Impact
Hail
Haze
Headbutt
Heal Bell
Heat Wave
Hidden Power (Grass)
Hone Claws
Horn Drill
Hurricane
Hydro Pump
Hyper Beam
Ice Beam
Ice Punch
Icy Wind
Incinerate
Iron Head
Iron Tail
Leer
Light Screen
Mimic
Mist
Mud Slap
Natural Gift
Ominous Wind
Outrage
Power-up Punch
Protect
Rage
Rain Dance
Razor Wind
Reflect
Rest
Return
Roar
Rock Slide
Rock Smash
Rock Tomb
Roost
Round
Safeguard
Sandstorm
Secret Power
Shock Wave
Skull Bash
Sky Drop
Slam
Sleep Talk
Snore
Steel Wing
Stone Edge
Strength
Substitute
Sunny Day
Superpower
Supersonic
Surf
Swagger
Swift
Tailwind
Take Down
Thunder
Thunder Punch
Thunder Wave
Thunderbolt
Toxic
Twister
Water Gun
Water Pulse
Waterfall
Whirlpool
Whirlwind
Wing Attack
Wrap
Zap Cannon
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Sigilyph (Sylph) (F)
Type:
Psychic: Can lift and throw opponents with Psychic regardless of Special Attack Rank. Psychic-type attacks are not godlike and cannot be used as a catchall for Disabling, Binding, and redirecting opposing attacks.
Flying: Immunity to Ground attacks and the Arena Trap Ability except under the effects of Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than four (4). Unaffected by Spikes or Toxic Spikes. when switching in. Able to hit Pokemon in the evasive stage of Bounce, Fly or Sky Drop with single target moves that hit Pokemon on the field regardless of position.

Abilities:
Wonder Skin: The Pokemon's skin has an agent that heavily resists attempts to change its composition. It changes the accuracy of all non-damaging attacks to 50% before applying any other modifiers.
Magic Guard: This Pokemon is infused with a powerful psycho-electric energy that makes it immune to damage from Spikes, Stealth Rock, Hail, Sandstorm, Leech Seed, Poisoning, Burn, and Partial Trapping moves. It can still attack itself in confusion, and will still take damage from it. Additionally, the energy protects the Pokemon from its own reckless recoil attacks. Toxic still increases in damage each round, although if Magic Guard is in effect the Pokemon will not suffer any damage. Life Orb recoil is negated.
Tinted Lens (H): When this Pokemon uses an attack that is normally not very effective, that attack is calculated at the next highest resistance modifier. (e.g. 4x resistance is calculated at 2x, 2x resistance becomes neutral).

Nature: Timid: +Spe, +14% Accuracy, -Atk

Stats:
HP: 100
Atk: 1 (-)
Def: 3
SpA: 4
SpD: 3
Spe: 112 (+)
Size Class: 3
Weight Class: 2
Base Rank Total: 19

EC: 0/0
MC: 0
AC: 5/5

Moves:
Level Up
Gust
Miracle Eye
Hypnosis
Psywave
Tailwind
Whirlwind
Psybeam
Air Cutter
Light Screen
Air Slash
Psychic
Reflect

Egg
Future Sight
Ancient Power
Skill Swap
Stored Power
Psycho Shift

TM/HM
Ice Beam
Shadow Ball
Roost
Dazzling Gleam
Protect
Energy Ball

Move Tutors
Magic Coat
Signal Beam
Heat Wave
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Aerodactyl (Valefor) (M)
Type:
Rock: Adds an additional level of Priority (+0 to +1, +3 to +4 etc.) on naturally occurring level-up, egg, tutor, or TM attacks that increase only defense, special defense, or prevent damage (Full list: Acid Armor, Amnesia, Barrier, Defense Curl, Detect, Quick Guard, Harden, Iron Defense, Light Screen, Protect, Reflect, Skull Bash, Stockpile, Wide Guard, Withdraw). Reduced damage from all special attacks by two (2) Base Attack Power during Sandstorm, immune to Sandstorm damage. Ignores Arena restrictions on Rock attacks requiring an external rock source.

Flying: Immunity to Ground attacks and the Arena Trap Ability except under the effects of Smack Down and Gravity, even for ground-based flying Pokemon. Will always hit foes with Dig (except other Flying types) and Dive. Cannot be hit by Dive unless the attacking Pokemon has a size class greater than four (4). Unaffected by Spikes or Toxic Spikes. when switching in. Able to hit Pokemon in the evasive stage of Bounce, Fly or Sky Drop with single target moves that hit Pokemon on the field regardless of position.
Abilities:
Rock Head: This Pokemon's hard body prevents it from taking recoil damage from moves such as Double-Edge, Flare Blitz, and Head Smash.

Pressure: This Pokemon's presence fills the air with intense anxiety, and any damaging or status attack launched at this Pokemon costs the opposing Pokemon two (2) more energy to perform.

Unnerve (H): The Pokemon's presense causes immense tension in the opponent, preventing them from eating a held Berry. Natural Gift may still be used.

Nature: Jolly (+15% Speed, +26% Accuracy, -1 SpAtk)
Stats:
HP: 100
Atk: 4
Def: 3
SpA: 1 (-)
SpD: 3
Spe: 150 (+)
Size Class: 4
Weight Class: 4
Base Rank Total: 20
EC: -/-
MC: 0
AC: 1/5
Attacks:
Level-Up:
Iron Head
Ice Fang
Fire Fang
Thunder Fang
Wing Attack
Supersonic
Bite
Scary Face
Roar
Agility
Ancientpower
Rock Slide

Egg:
Pursuit
Assurance
Tailwind
Whirlwind
Wide Guard

TM/HMs:
Taunt
Roost
Earthquake
Stone Edge
Dragon Claw

Move Tutors:
Sky Attack

Looks like we've got a powerful, no-holds-barred fight coming up! Here's how we're going to get started:

Complications sends out their Pokemon and equips any items.
Rainman Legends sends out their Pokemon, equips any items, and orders first.
Complications orders second.
Then I come in and ref.
 
(Why on earth do I have anticipation locked on Ferro...)

"I find that in the presence of danger, a safe start is always the best!"
Baal (Kitsunoh) @ Exp. Share

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"..."
 
Aerodactyl takes nothing

Earthquake-->Fire Fang-->Assurance
If Metal Burst use Taunt First Instance, Tailwind Second, Whirlwind third pushing actions back each time
If Successful P/E Move, Tailwind first instance, whirlwind second pushing actions back each time
 
-Round 1-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 100
EN: 100
Status: N/A
Boosts: None
vs.​
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Valefor
Type: Rock/Flying
HP: 100
EN: 100
Status: N/A
Boosts: None​

The two Pokemon stare each other down from across the dusty arena. Valefor takes to the skies and circles around Baal with a watchful eye. Both of these Pokemon are near-equally matched in stats alone, and while Kitsunoh may have a type advantage here, Aerodactyl's speed can be tricky to keep up with! Let's see how this round pans out.

Baal's wispy body fades away into purple smoke after only a moment of having his eyes set on Valefor. Intending to cause disruption rather than damage, Baal opts for a Fake Out, reappearing behind Valefor with a strike that catches the Aerodactyl completely off guard! It didn't do very much damage, but the unexpected impact caused Valefor to flinch and forfeit his action.

With the element of surprise gone, Valefor's speed once again reigns supreme on this battlefield. The Aerodactyl swoops down and bares its fangs--drenched in flame! The blazing attack screams towards Baal, and the Aerodactyl critically takes a fiery bite out of his competition! That sure did sting, and it even left Baal with a nasty burn, too. Baal, clearly disappointed, performs an Imprisoning ritual! Three moves from its memory--and Valefor's--sealed away from use. Looks like Earthquake, Taunt, and Roar are off limits!

But, it doesn't seem like Valefor cares what's off limits or not--he's going straight for another attack; this time, it's Assurance, a Dark-type move, that hits Baal for super-effective damage! Valefor's luck doesn't seem to be getting any better, though, but that's on account of Baal's Cursed Body, which disabled Assurance from further use! Speaking of Baal, he lands a rather heavy-looking Iron Head as a counterattack! That has got to hurt! Though, shouldn't it be something like...Iron Mask?

action 1
Kitsunoh used Fake Out, -6 energy, no crit (1 succeeds, 16/16), deals 4 (BAP) + 7.5 (Atk) - 4.5 (Def) *.67 (NVE) = 4.69 damage to Aerodactyl
Aerodactyl flinched

action 2
Aerodactyl used Fire Fang, -5 energy, crits (1/16), deals 7 (BAP) + 3 (Crit) + 6 (Atk) - 4.5 (Def) * 1.5 (SE) = 17.25 damage to Kitsunoh, Kitsunoh was burned (<10, 1/100), no flinch (<10, 89/100)
Kitsunoh used Imprison, -8 energy, Earthquake, Taunt, and Roar have been locked
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

action 3
Aerodactyl used Assurance, -8 energy, no crit (14/16), deals 6 (BAP) + 6 (Atk) - 4.5 (Def) * 1.5 (SE) = 11.25 damage to Kitsunoh, Assurance was Disabled (Cursed Body, <30, 21/100)
Kitsunoh used Iron Head, -7 energy, no crit (6/16), deals 8 (BAP) + 3 (STAB) + 7.5 (Atk) - 4.5 (Def) - 3 (Burn) *1.5 (SE) = 16.5 damage to Aerodactyl
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

Kitsunoh: -33 HP, -21 EN
Aerodactyl: -21 HP, -13 EN
-End Round 1-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 67
EN: 79
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake, Taunt, Roar) (5 actions), Burned
Boosts: None​
vs.​
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Valefor
Type: Rock/Flying
HP: 79
EN: 87
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake Taunt, Roar) (5 actions), Disabled (Assurance, 6 actions)
Boosts: None
​
Looks like Valefor got off to a rather rocky start. But, both combatants are still well and alive for battle, and both still have many moves at their disposal. Who will emerge victorious? Find out next time!

Complications orders first next round, then Rainman Legends follows up.

(also please tell me if I missed something, I haven't reffed in a while and most likely made a mistake)​
 
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Rainman Legends sorry, I had been a bit busy over the weekend and wasn't able to post. I will within two hours. Also Iron Caliber it's usually up to the other battler to decide DQ in normal matches.

Psycho Shift-U Turn-Meteor Mash
If Aerodactyl uses Roost, use Snatch on that action and push actions down.
If Aerodactyl uses Evasive Agility successfully, use Feint Attack and push actions down.
 
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-Round 2-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 67
EN: 79
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake, Taunt, Roar) (5 actions), Burned
Boosts: None
vs.​
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Valefor
Type: Rock/Flying
HP: 79
EN: 87
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake Taunt, Roar) (5 actions), Disabled (Assurance, 6 actions)
Boosts: None
​
And we're back, folks! Baal the Kitsunoh and Valefor the Aerodactyl are still staring eachother down mercilessly. Anything could happen in this tense conflict!

It seems like Valefor is trying to Roost! Yes, there's that white glow, it's totally recognizable--wait, what's this?! Baal lunges into the air at Valefor, and strikes with some dark energy! But, it didn't do any damage...wait! Baal is now the one healing! Looks like we just witnessed a bona fide Snatch attack go off without a hitch! Baal's wounds are beginning to patch up...but perhaps this may have been Rainman Legends' plan all along?! At least the burn seems to be doing some minor damage...

Once again, Valefor attempts to Roost, but once again, in a mechanical matter, Baal Snatches it! I guess the extra healing is nice, but...are either of these battlers paying attention to their Pokemon's energy levels?

As some sort of last-ditch effort, Valefor Roosts with an extreme amount of power I've never seen before! It's as if two Roosts were used at once...and then some! Baal tries Snatching this one, but it looks like it's all out of recovery moves for the match! That's what you get for using them all right away, I suppose. Unfortunately, it seems like the plan backfired, as Valefor is out of energy and is instantly KO'd! What a...surprisingly exciting round, considering what actually transpired, which was...absolutely nothing. Oh well!

action 1
Kitsunoh used Snatch, -16 energy, Kitsunoh stole Aerodactyl's Roost, +20 HP
Aerodactyl used Roost, -11 energy, but it failed
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

action 2
Kitsunoh used Snatch, -20 energy, Kitsunoh stole Aerodactyl's Roost, +20 HP
Aerodactyl used Roost, -15 energy, but it failed
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

action 3
Kitsunoh used Snatch, -24 energy, but it failed
Aerodactyl used Mega Roost, -77 energy, +40 HP, Aerodactyl fainted
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

Kitsunoh: +29 HP, -48 EN
Aerodactyl: -103 EN
-Round 2-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 96
EN: 31
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake, Taunt, Roar) (2 actions), Burned
Boosts: None​

vs.​
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Valefor
Type: Rock/Flying
HP: Consecutive
EN: Use
Status: Penalty
Boosts: Pls
​
Rainman Legends sends out their next Pokemon.
This round was weird. Subs are weird. Unfortunately I couldn't find anyone on the IRC while I was reffing this, so if it turns out consecutive use penalty is accounted for in Snatch's cost, then Kitsunoh is also energy KO'd. Please let me know so I can change stuff.​
 
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Got Ruling from both Frosty and Pwnemon that Snatch can indeed snatch combos if both the moves used are snatchable.
Also, A3 Kitsunoh shouldve used alot less EN since its out of recovery moves so it only uses the 4 base EN, plus the consecutive EN penalty from the 2 rounds, meaning it shouldve expanded 12 EN a3
 
The recovery move wouldn't have any effect since Kitsunoh used its two, but the base energy cost of the move is still factored into Snatch's energy cost. Since the whole combo can get Snatched, Kitsunoh actually uses a lot more energy than it should have, meaning that both Pokemon get energy KO'd.

At least, I think so.
 
so uhh......Because Comp already used his 2 recovery moves, the third one fails, and he will just expand snatch's Base EN cost+consecutive EN penalty meaning i ENKO and he survives with 31 EN
 
I could have sworn that if you use a move and it fails you still pay the energy cost, but we'll go with what you're saying for now. You still send out next, though, but you don't order.
 
Fuck me ive been so busy, apologize for the delay

Heat Wave-->Psychic-->Air Slash
If Taunt and Kitsunoh is not under the effects of taunt, Use Magic Coat and push actions back
If Psycho Shift and Sigilyph is burned, Use Psycho Shift and push actions back

Also Adamant Kitsunoh, i just noticed lol
 
-Round 3-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 96
EN: 31
Status: Imprisoned (Earthquake, Taunt, Roar) (2 actions), Burned
Boosts: None

vs.​
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Sylph
Type: Psychic/Flying
HP: 100
EN: 100
Status: N/A
Boosts: None
​

Aaaaand we're back! We had quite a bit of an intermission there, sorry for the technical difficulties and any inconvenience the ASB league may have caused you over the past few days. Regardless, Rainman Legends replaced their fainted Aerodactyl with a raring-to-go Sigilyph by the name of Slyph! Just look at the determination in her...eye...eyes? Which ones does she see out of?

Just like its companion Valefor, Sylph definitely has the speed advantage in this matchup. She goes straight into the action by flapping her wings and creating an intense Heat Wave that washes over the arena! Baal certainly doesn't take well to Fire-type moves, as we saw earlier, but this one hit much harder than Valefor's Fire Fang. However, Baal seems to be using that to his advantage! A harsh light erupts from the Kitsunoh as Metal Burst retaliates huge damage back to Sylph.

Not liking that attack at all, Sylph responds with a devastating Psychic attack, lifting Baal and throwing him against the wall of the arena. The attack was so powerful that Baal's Special Defense dropped! Thanks to her Tinted Lens ability, Sylph didn't have to worry about her attack being resisted, either! Very intelligently played! As for Baal, he retaliates with a Shadow Strike, jumping in and out of shadows to smash Sylph directly for some critical super-effective damage. Not only that, but Sylph's Defense was dropped as a result! Now we've got ourselves a fight!

Sylph concentrates the air around her into a razor-sharp Air Slash to end the round. Not only was the attack not resisted thanks to Tinted Lens, but the sheer impact of the attack left Baal flinching. No counterattacking at all seems to be Sylph's best option in this matchup!

action 1
Sigilyph used Heat Wave, -7 energy, no crit (8/16), deals 10 (BAP) + 6 (SpA) - 4.5 (SpD) * 1.5 (SE) = 17.25 damage to Kitsunoh
Kitsunoh used Metal Burst, -11 energy, deals 21.56 damage to Sigilyph
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

action 2
Sigilyph used Psychic, -6 energy, no crit (7/16), deals 10 (BAP) + 3 (STAB) + 6 (SpA) - 4.5 (SpD) = 14.5 damage to Kitsunoh, -1 SpD Kitsunoh (=<10, 6/100)
Kitsunoh used Shadow Strike, -5 energy, hits (=<95, 34/100), crits (1/16), deals 8 (BAP) + 3 (STAB) + 3 (Crit) + 7.5 (Atk) - 4.5 (Def) - 3 (Burn) * 1.5 (SE) = 21 damage to Sigilyph, -1 Def Sigilyph (=<50, 42/100)
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

action 3
Sigilyph used Air Slash, -5 energy, no crit (8/16), deals 8 (BAP) + 3 (STAB) + 6 (SpA) - 4.5 (SpD) + 2 (-1 SpD) = 14.5 damage to Kitsunoh, Kitsunoh flinched (=<30, 30/100)
Kitsunoh flinched
Kitsunoh was hurt by its burn (-2 HP)

Sigilyph took 42 damage, -18 EN
Kitsunoh took 52 damage, -16 EN
-Round 3-​
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Baal
Type: Steel/Ghost
HP: 44
EN: 15
Status: Burned
Boosts: -1 SpD​

vs.​

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Sylph
Type: Psychic/Flying
HP: 58
EN: 82
Status: N/A
Boosts: -1 Def​

​
Complications orders first next round.​
 
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Burn reduces physical attacks by 3, not 2 so Shadow Strike shouldve done
(8+3+3+7.5-4.5-3)*1.5=21

Also, -1 Stat Drops locks, so Sigilyph should have -1 Def and Kitsunoh should have -1 Sp Def
 
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