A Two-Sided Tale: The Curse of the Magic Medallions
There once was a Goblin who was very frustrated with his life as a boring Normal type. It was picked on mercilessly by Fighting type bullies and others, and it couldn’t hit anything super-effectively. It became obsessed with finding a way to change its horrible typing to something else... ANYTHING ELSE.
The Goblin studied long-forgotten mystical texts and forbidden tomes and eventually devised a plan. Being naturally very Mischievous, the Goblin snuck into the lair of Arceus, the legendary god pokemon that has total mastery over its typing, and the Goblin stole Arceus’ fabled Plates.
Then, using an evil arcane summoning spell, the Goblin was able to bring dark underworld lords to its aid. The Goblin offered the summoned spirit lords the Arceus Plates in exchange for power and the ability to change its own typing. The evil hellspirits transformed the Goblin into a powerful demon with two venomous serpents to do its malevolent bidding. And the dark lords used the Plates to forge the Magic Medallions, imbued with the power to alter the Goblin’s typing.
The Demon Goblin is now a powerful pokemon in battle, using its Magic Medallions to curse opponents such that every move the opponent uses causes the Demon Goblin to change its typing, frustrating the opponent with every turn, much to the fiendish delight of the evil imp!
That is one form of the legend...
But there are others who say that when the Goblin used the summoning spell, that Arceus itself appeared, and was angered at the theft of its Plates. So Arceus transformed the Goblin as punishment, and bound the Goblin to the serpents and Magic Medallions. The serpents force the Goblin to engage in every battle and never run away. And the Magic Medallions are cursed such that the Goblin cannot control its typing at all. Its typing is changed by each move used by the opponent, which drives the evil imp even more insane with every battle!
So who is actually cursed, the Demon Goblin or the opponent? There’s only one way to find out...
LET’S BATTLE!
A Two-Sided Tale: The Curse of the Magic Medallions
There once was a Goblin who was very frustrated with his life as a boring Normal type. It was picked on mercilessly by Fighting type bullies and others, and it couldn’t hit anything super-effectively. It became obsessed with finding a way to change its horrible typing to something else... ANYTHING ELSE.
The Goblin studied long-forgotten mystical texts and forbidden tomes and eventually devised a plan. Being naturally very Mischievous, the Goblin snuck into the lair of Arceus, the legendary god pokemon that has total mastery over its typing, and the Goblin stole Arceus’ fabled Plates.
Then, using an evil arcane summoning spell, the Goblin was able to bring dark underworld lords to its aid. The Goblin offered the summoned spirit lords the Arceus Plates in exchange for power and the ability to change its own typing. The evil hellspirits transformed the Goblin into a powerful demon with two venomous serpents to do its malevolent bidding. And the dark lords used the Plates to forge the Magic Medallions, imbued with the power to alter the Goblin’s typing.
The Demon Goblin is now a powerful pokemon in battle, using its Magic Medallions to curse opponents such that every move the opponent uses causes the Demon Goblin to change its typing, frustrating the opponent with every turn, much to the fiendish delight of the evil imp!
That is one form of the legend...
But there are others who say that when the Goblin used the summoning spell, that Arceus itself appeared, and was angered at the theft of its Plates. So Arceus transformed the Goblin as punishment, and bound the Goblin to the serpents and Magic Medallions. The serpents force the Goblin to engage in every battle and never run away. And the Magic Medallions are cursed such that the Goblin cannot control its typing at all. Its typing is changed by each move used by the opponent, which drives the evil imp even more insane with every battle!
So who is actually cursed, the Demon Goblin or the opponent? There’s only one way to find out...
LET’S BATTLE!