From: William Rendfeld (warendfeld@aol.com) Subject: Re: [PW!] The SHAKK-master Brawl! Newsgroups: alt.games.nintendo.pokemon Date: 2003-12-31 17:30:44 PST > As Hot Shot angled towards them, Bo noticed two things: a glint from >the pseudo-SureSwift2's back and a shadow racing his way from the >nearby woods. Noticing the first thing, and remembering that he had >sent the Fearow to Birch in the first place, Bo yells, "Archangel! >Stop this charade and Ice Sword Slam that Dragonite!" before realising >the fact that the Dragonite had riders. > The Fearow disappeared and revealed a twin-sword carrying Gardevoir, >which promptly Teleported to three feet under and below Hot Shot, used >Blizzard on its swords, and used its psychic abilities to slam into >the Dragonite for a critical hit and knocking it out. > As their three adversaries plummeted, GenKnight, per Bo's orders, >used Psychic to catch them and softly let them go. Bo then gave >Salamence a Full Restore and returned it as Archangel floated back to >its job of protecting Carol. "What the...?" Cass asked as she landed. "I can't believe this! I've been training Hot Shot for going on eight years now, and that bishonen Psychic knocks him down in a split second? How in the name of George de Sand did that happen?" Archangel's eyes narrowed, and the sword-wielding psychic gritted his teeth in anger. "Maybe that overweight orange gecko of yours was just a weakling." Cass's eyes widened, and she said, "He wields swords, has nigh-omni powers, and he talks?" "Hey, all he did was use Blizzard on his swords," Bo pointed out. "Then combine it with Psychic to knock out your Dragonite." "Since when could Gardevoir learn Blizzard?" Cass asked, getting to her feet. "Of course it can use Blizzard," Bo replied. "It just did." "It's biologically impossible!" Cass cried out. "My stepfather was a Pokémon researcher, and as a relative of one, I can tell you that the capability for a Gardevoir to learn any Ice-type attacks, let alone Blizzard, is out of the question! Electric-type attacks, yes, but not Ice-type!" Recalling her fallen Dragonite as Nori rose to her feet, Set the Natu trying to shake himself back to his senses, Cass pulled out a second Poké Ball and said, "And in the event that either of those two know any Electric attacks, which is very possible for either Gardevoir or Alakazam, I'll just have to use a Ground-type that can handle Psychic attacks." She quickly tossed the Poké Ball and proclaimed, "Go, Enigma!" From the small red-and-white spheroid emerged a large, chubby-looking creature that looked vaguely humanoid, its many eyes opening and closing in a clear pattern. "Don't start this without me," Nori noted, casting an evil glare towards Bo. "Not only does he make slaves of Tyranitar, but he flagrantly uses multiple Psychic types!" Bo blinked, then said, "Uh, miss, technically..." "Shut up!" Nori cried, spooking out the three humans present. "I don't care what excuses you have, you're not going to get away with this!" She pulled one Poké Ball from her belt... [NS: Okay, that may be the last straw. Beth, I don't know whether you wanted Nori to use Anubis or Cerberus, so it's up to you, please post soon. Minor tip for everyone should Enigma communicate in later posts; make him sound like a Vorlon (wise and confusing as hell). SHAKKmaster, I suggest you buy the Ruby/Sapphire player's guide to help keep things straight with your Pokémon attacks. If this kinda thing repeats, it a sure bet that you'll be banned.] TBC? William Rendfeld Creator of Echowarrior, the Pokémon Resistance, and Alex Masters 178,000 Excellent Author Points 1 'I knew odd pokefacts that confused a bread crumb' point. 20 Y2Tech Points