>>16178568No older thread, we're simply diving right into the meat and bones this time.>>16178057>If I were to compare Calem to a Pokemon, I would not hesitate to choose Absol. Not out of darkness or edginess--honestly to say that he's either is quite humorous--, but because where ever we seem to go, disaster follows. It's almost as if the warm smile on his face is a harbinger for destruction, and not only does it attract devastating villainy and meticulous plots, but characters as well. Oftentimes while hiking on a route, I smell the faint scent of a grandmother's home behind us, yet I can never discern whether it's truly who I think it is or not. >It's quite disturbing.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wlo8wI7VLUsA simple snap of the finger is all Talonflame needs to know that his first command is to use Brave Bird.
"Froakie, how about a Water Pulse?"
"Froaaaaaaaaak!"
The frog charges up a Water Pulse between his hands, but as he does that, Talonflame takes charge with both a glowing beak, and glowing wings. In the middle of his charge, Froakie looks up.
And realizes he's been out sped.
Since this is something that rarely happens, he widens his eyes. Because of how infrequent it occurs, he doesn't have a dodge counter-strategy for it. Instead, he goes with his guts and charges the pulse up quicker.
Brave Bird inflicts damage at the same time that Froakie unleashes his Water Pulse. The bird's beak stabs the frog's sides with the force of a thousand suns, and at the same time, a pulsing torrent of water douses him.
This stacks with his recoil damage.
"TAAAAAAAAAL!"
"F-Froaaak..."
A watery explosion briefly covers the two Pokemon, and it ends with Talonflame skidding across the sand, and Froakie on the ground. His weak legs have finally given out on him.
Talonflame also looks just as bad, but he gets up. One hit isn't enough to get rid of him.
"FROAKIE! Get up, you can do this!"
