Kyero
Three Thousand Club
Oh he/she is.TerraBooma said:Gyarados must be pretty powerful then to be worth the effort.
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Oh he/she is.TerraBooma said:Gyarados must be pretty powerful then to be worth the effort.
In short, yes.KingHink said:That reminds me. Are bigger pokemon more OP? Such as Rickys reasoning to not use his onix, Thumper, in the gym battle. Smacking a pokemon with its tail may be a normal move for it. But realistically it could do like a lot of frigging damage.
Also, with tyrunt being from team rocket, I will play on the theme of it being trained to do serious damage and have Ricky untrained that. Lol somehow.
Moves like Guillotine are not really one-hit K.O. as they are in the games. They're just really strong moves.KingHink said:In that case. Exactly how durable are pokemon? Even the small ones. Could they withstand harsh attacks without dying? Such as a onix tackling a roselia. Or a tyrantrum head butting a beedrill. Or even a scyther using slash one anything. Also including one hit Ko moves like guillotine or horn drill.
Basically. What is too far? And when do pokemon need to hold back?
Not sure what that has to do with it.TerraBooma said:King, from what I read, Team Rocket uses pokemon sure, but guns are pretty common use.
Pokemon League rules do not apply to Team Rocket. They will attack you as fast and as many times as they can to end battles quickly and mercilessly. If you engage in battle with them, your Pokedex will not react because they don't have a Pokedex. It will only react negatively like that when it has another Pokedex to talk to.KingHink said:Not sure what that has to do with it.
What the base of what I am asking is, do pokemkn league rules only apply when activated? Such as setting up a battle through your pokedex or something. Or does it apply always. Excluding wild battles.
Guns or not, pokemon battle is still an element. And trying to follow league rules against them would be a serious and potentially fatal disadvantage.
I will have tyrunt obediant. But trained in killing and harm. So when Ricky says bite, it hears maul it's throat out. I might also take the abused pokemon route with him. To further sync him up with Hink. And make him missing an eye.
Nope. Not when they usually carry fully evolved Pokemon with them. The only reason the Pokemon on the list I provided are there is because they were being tested for whether or not they were Team Rocket material. For whatever reasons you wish, they didn't make the cut.TerraBooma said:But we probably won't stand a chance for awhile will we
Most of them will be without injury. Their Poke Balls will have kept them safe, but a lot of other Pokemon will end up dead from malfunctioning Poke Balls which couldn't hold it together during the... well... you'll see.TerraBooma said:Will the pokemon on the not-rocket side of the list be unjured? I'm assuming this attack isn't about to go off without pokemon casualties.
Pish posh. I don't enj-... Okay, it's a little bit fun.CloudyBlueDay said:Kyero enjoys making Harlow cry.
Once the Eevee event is done, it'll be a few hours. Maybe 4-5 hours. Team Rocket works at night, and it's mid-late afternoon right now.KingHink said:How soon can we expect these developments? Within a time frame including the mini Eevee party. So I know whether Rickys pokemon will still be in the Pokecenter or not. Lol cause it would be interesting if all he had to defend himself was Thumper.
It'll take about an hour to two hours at most given that Kelly always has her Pokemon hold back just a bit when launching powerful attacks. It's how she trained them. Lots of cuts on Buneary and Mudkip, but nothing serious or threatening to their health or anything like that. Won't take long.KingHink said:Would the injuries done to Rickys pokemon take a few hours or overnight? They weren't terribly serious but I can't remember the recovery rate.