Look. Look. Geralt has a Gengar that's level 100 and knows Thunderbolt. There's only one way this ends, and it's with crispy Gyarados.
>vs. Kingdra
For this fight, Geralt's going to send out Scorpion the Galarian Rapidash (84). As a fairy type, he's immune to Dragon-type moves and deals x2 damage with Dazzling Gleam and Fairy Wind. He'll also use Confusion in order to increase the chance that the Kingdra just won't be able to land a hit at all.
>vs. Dragonite
So this fight is going to go in two stages. First, Geralt will send out Vea the Zebstrika (78) for the purposes of using Thunder Wave until the Dragonite has been paralyzed. Once paralyzed, she'll use Volt Switch to swap out with Paczki the Jellicent (80). Paczki's only goal is to land an Ice Beam. Probably just one Ice Beam, because x4 damage is a bitch, but Just. An Ice Beam.
Character: GERALT | lovelybottom Badge/Gym Leader: MARSH/SABRINA Elite/Regular: REGULAR TEAM Team:The Good Boy Battle Details:
>vs. Espeon
Since Espeon is weak to dark-type moves and dark-types are immune to psychic-types, Geralt's going to start this off with Eskel the Houndoom (100). He'll use Smog for the poison chance, Leer to decrease Defense, and Howl to raise Attack before Crunching the Espeon into submission. There's probably a cat and dog joke that I can make here, but that's honestly beneath all of us.
>vs. Mr. Mime
Mr. Mime is getting the same dark-type dog treatment. It's 'let's take advantage of this one thing' o'clock, sorry clown man.
>vs. Alakazam
Y'know what? Dark Dog Murder Strategy seems to be working out pretty well here. With an immunity to psychic-type moves, Alakazam is pretty crippled in terms of its offensive output, so like. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Rinse and repeat with the same dark-based strategy that he used on the Espeon and Mr. Mime for the Alakazam. Eskel is a good boy. He will get a treat after sweeping a gym.
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Badge/Gym Leader: RISING/CLAIR
Elite/Regular: REGULAR TEAM
Team: Gengar G. Rapidash Jellicent Zebstrika
Battle Details:
> vs. Gyarados
Look. Look. Geralt has a Gengar that's level 100 and knows Thunderbolt. There's only one way this ends, and it's with crispy Gyarados.
>vs. Kingdra
For this fight, Geralt's going to send out Scorpion the Galarian Rapidash (84). As a fairy type, he's immune to Dragon-type moves and deals x2 damage with Dazzling Gleam and Fairy Wind. He'll also use Confusion in order to increase the chance that the Kingdra just won't be able to land a hit at all.
>vs. Dragonite
So this fight is going to go in two stages. First, Geralt will send out Vea the Zebstrika (78) for the purposes of using Thunder Wave until the Dragonite has been paralyzed. Once paralyzed, she'll use Volt Switch to swap out with Paczki the Jellicent (80). Paczki's only goal is to land an Ice Beam. Probably just one Ice Beam, because x4 damage is a bitch, but Just. An Ice Beam.
Character: GERALT |
Badge/Gym Leader: MARSH/SABRINA
Elite/Regular: REGULAR TEAM
Team: The Good Boy
Battle Details:
>vs. Espeon
Since Espeon is weak to dark-type moves and dark-types are immune to psychic-types, Geralt's going to start this off with Eskel the Houndoom (100). He'll use Smog for the poison chance, Leer to decrease Defense, and Howl to raise Attack before Crunching the Espeon into submission. There's probably a cat and dog joke that I can make here, but that's honestly beneath all of us.
>vs. Mr. Mime
Mr. Mime is getting the same dark-type dog treatment. It's 'let's take advantage of this one thing' o'clock, sorry clown man.
>vs. Alakazam
Y'know what? Dark Dog Murder Strategy seems to be working out pretty well here. With an immunity to psychic-type moves, Alakazam is pretty crippled in terms of its offensive output, so like. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Rinse and repeat with the same dark-based strategy that he used on the Espeon and Mr. Mime for the Alakazam. Eskel is a good boy. He will get a treat after sweeping a gym.