forum Pokémon, anyone? CLOSED, SORRY. STALKERS WELCOME THO

Started October 28, 2020 by @Exis

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"Dodge it!" Madyson yelled, but Dedenne was still too slow, getting bowled over by the Ember.
Madyson clenched her teeth. Dedenne aren't known for their speed…

Seeing the sparks on the electric type, Dallas quickly yelled, "Sneasel, stop and aim it at the ground instead!" The pokémon obeyed and used ice punch on the ground, the impact leaving behind a divot with a shallow, transparent wall of ice separating her from the Electrike. If Dallas' idea worked, the electricity generated from Electrike's shockwave should be halted by the frozen water, assuming it acted as a conductor and kept the attack from landing.

Electrike released the electric attack, but the attack was severly weakened by the ice and just sparked in the air for a moment. Kekoa groaned, Of course, Electrike is used to showing off his electricity before using an attack, it's what I taught him in hopes of using it for contests after all. Kekoa turned to Tiki and sighed, "I'm afraid he doesn't. He knows Shock Wave, Tackle, Quick Attack, and Bite."

_{(I think I might have five moves for Growlithe, mostly ‘cuz he’s Tiki’s main fighting pokemon and Tiki seems like the type to train using TM’s, and he probably didn’t substitute any. I guess I’m kinda using a combination of game/anime logic)}

“Okay, shock wave works for this, too,” Tiki responded, looking back to Growlithe. “What do you say we combine that and Growlithe’s ember to make sort of an electric fire cloud?”
And, in the meantime, that meant Tiki could get Sneasel and Dedenne rounded up in close quarters, so that way the double attack would have the potential to get both of the opposing pokemon.
“Growlithe, you know what to do, buddy! Round ‘em up!” Tiki called, petting Chespin hastily in anticipation. The Growlithe nodded back to his trainer, muscles still stiff from the nuzzle but wearing off well. He launched himself from the ground, claws digging into the dirt as he chased after Sneasel and Dedenne.

Kekoa excitedly nodded and said, "Yeah! That sounds good, reminds me of something that would be used in a contest." He signaled for Electrike to come back over to him. Though Electrike was a bit confused, he obliged.

Over to the side, the two cat Pokemon were watching intently, tails swishing back and forth.

"Parabolic Charge!" Madyson called. Dedenne leaped into the air and released an electric shock, aimed for both Growlithe and Elecktrike.

"Go around him!" Dallas called to Sneasel, sparing a quick glance at the opposing team. They were up to something.

Sneasel attempted to dart past Growlithe, but some of the electricity from Electrike's earlier attack managed to reach her, and her movements were slowed somewhat as a result. Instead of making it past the fire type, she ended up right in front of him, nearly getting toppled over until Dallas yelled, "Metal claw!"

The ice type lashed out with her razor sharp claws, just barely barely missing the fire pup's flank as he continued on by. Sneasel backed up a few paces, nearing the opposing side of the field with every step.

"It's okay, Sneasel," Dallas reassured her, before whirling around to look at Madyson with panic at hearing her command. "Sneasel! Use ice beam to encase yourself in ice! Don't let the charge hit you, too!"

"Electrike use Tackle on Dedenne!" Kekoa called out. This would hopefully prevent the worst of the attack from hitting Growlithe and since Electrike was an electric type, the move wouldn't affect him too much.

Tiki just smiled, nodding in approval as the Growlithe whipped around the field. It was a trait they had trained for for a while— of course not in the heat of battle but on his grandparent’s farm— the fire type running around with his grandfather’s Stoutland to gather up all the Wooloos.
But his heart leapt slightly at the declaration of a parabolic charge, and clearly that reflected in Growlithe as well as the little pup skidded to a halt, changing directions to avoid Dedenne’s move as best he could. Even so, he caught the tail end of the electricity, the shocks from the nuzzle before winding together to send him sprawling to the ground just before Electrike.
Well, at least they were close together now, and he could see a clear shot between Sneasel and Dedenne.
“Alright, Kekoa, you ready to try it out?” he asked, looking over with fiery eyes.