Post by TartoonHand94 on Apr 22, 2018 7:21:37 GMT -8
| Discipline | Stat Pts | MOD |
| Strength | 9 | -1 |
| Dexterity | 10 | +0 |
| Constituion | 8 | -1 |
| Intelligence | 10 | +0 |
| Wisdom | 11 | +1 |
| Charisma | 12 | +1 |
Trainer Red
Home Planet/Origin: Kanto Region
Alignment: Neutral Good
Motto:“...!”
Allies/Friends: Squirtle, Ivysaur, Charizard, Espeon, Lapras, Snorlax, Mom, Prof. Oak,
Rivals: Green Oak, Blue, Yellow, Michael, Cynthia, Touko, Rosa, Iris, Moon,
Enemies: Giovanni, Team Rocket,
Backstory: Pokemon, Super Smash Bros.
Smash Journal
Appearance:
History On Li:
Red was once a quiet 11-year-old boy from Pallet Town with a timeless dream in his heart: Not just to be the best Pokémon Trainer there ever was, but to be the very best--that no one ever was.
Armed with a nimble, quick and rather Hasty Squirtle, Red set off on his Pokémon Journey, bent on making this dream come true.
One day, while exploring a Ruined Zoo, Red bumped into a timid youth with PSI named Lucas, and the two were ambushed by the Subspace Army. After teaming up and taking down a wave of Subspace Army grunts, they became traveling companions. Spotting a wild Charizard flying toward some ancient Ruins, Red insisted that they follow it and catch it. Deep within the underground labyrinth, Red found the trophy of a Rash Ivysaur. Happy to have found a way out of the Ruins, Ivysaur was particularly eager to join Red's team and entered his Pokéball without so much as a fight. This was the start of a close bond between the two.
Soon, at the centre of the Ruins, Red tracked down the Adamant Charizard and defeated it in battle, capturing it fair and square.
Later, after teaming up with more Smash Brothers and saving the world from the Subspace Army, Red and Lucas parted ways.
Returning to Kanto with his new team of Pokémon, Red's travels were impeded by a Relaxed Snorlax, sleeping lazily, and inconveniently, in the middle of a 4-way intersection. Waking it up and capturing it with minimal effort, Red added the powerfully lazy Snorlax to his team.
Making his way through Celadon City, Red encountered a Timid Eevee which fled the battle, waving its tail at him as if challenging him to find it. Using his intuition and cunning, Red tracked the Eevee down, hiding out on the roof of a Celadon condominium. An intellectual bond was formed between the two and Eevee evolved into an Espeon thanks to this friendship.
After saving the Silph Co. headquarters from a criminal organization known as Team Rocket, Red was given a Gentle Lapras as a reward. The poor baby must have been a target for the team's evil schemes in Pokémon exploitation.
After beating the Elite Four and claiming the title of Champion of Kanto from Green, Red left to resume his quest to be the best. As a wandering trainer, he dauntlessly pressed onward, challenging other trainers and competing in tournaments across the globe. His success and reputation preceded him wherever he went, but it was never enough. Everywhere he went, there was a new trainer that wanted to face him for his title. Another trainer to prove to him he was yet to be the very best. This slowly began to wear on his well-being. Never satisfied with his progress, he eventually made his way to the caves of Mt. Silver, where he rigorously trained his Pokémon in complete isolation. He became so distant from the people close to him that he didn't even phone his mom anymore.
When the world as he knew it became Li, a ruined world under the threat of Starvia, Red sought the icy solitude of the Icicle Peak to train his Pokémon to combat this threat. While up there, alone on the summit, he and his team were trapped in an avalanche and trophified. A later avalanche freed them, and once restored to life, Red had hesitant but curiously descended from the mountain and see what had become of the world in his absence.
Red
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Red's Pokemon Team
Squirtle
The Tiny Turtle Pokemon
The Tiny Turtle Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Hydro Pump – The target is blasted by a huge volume of water launched under great pressure. Squirtle shoots a speedy, high pressure stream of water at an target. 10% chance of Soak status. (Medium Dexterity Attack; Does 15% Damage)
Hidden Power – A unique attack that varies in type depending on the Pokémon using it. Squirtle quickly engages in a surprise Rock Type attack, the details of which are shrouded in the mystery of his training. (Light Strength Attack; Does 8% Damage)
Waterfall – The user charges at the target and may make it flinch. Squirtle sprays a path of water and promptly skates across it, ramming into a target with his shell. (Medium Dexterity Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Withdraw – The user withdraws its body into its hard shell, raising its Defense stat. Squirtle hastily retreats into his shell and uses it as a countering shield. Melee attacks against his shell will return damage if out rolled. This technique has a 2 turn cool down. (Heavy Constitution Technique.)
Ice Beam – The target is struck with an icy-cold beam of energy. This may also leave the target frozen. Squirtle squirts brisk cool water at his target. This attack has a 50% chance of influcing Frozen status. (Medium Wisdom Attack; Does 10% Damage)
Tail Whip– Squirtle rapidly spins around and repeatedly slaps a target with his tail. (Light Dexterity Attack; Does 8% Damage)
Final Smash (1)
Hydro Vortex- The user creates a huge whirling current using its Z-Power to swallow the target with full force. The power varies, depending on the original move. Squirtle creates a raging whirlpool of water around a target and rides his own swirling waves to slam into them repeatedly with his shell. This Final Smash has a 100% chance of inflicting Soak status but target must roll 10+ Constitution to avoid or escape Suffocation status. (30% on a multiple targets.)
Squirtle
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Ivysaur
The Seed Pokemon
The Seed Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Leaf Storm – The user whips up a storm of leaves around the target. Ivysaur launches a whirlwind full of sharp leaves to home in on and slash at a target. (Light Wisdom Attack; Does 8% Damage)
Vine Whip – The target is struck with slender, whiplike vines to inflict damage. Ivysaur releases two vines with thorns on them out from underneath the leaves on its body at the opponent. These vines will proceed to whip or grab and throw the target. If the target is already grabbed, Vine Whip can squeeze to inflict damage. (Medium Strength Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Solar Beam - Ivysaur can either fire a beam of solar energy from its bud or charge up power for later. An uncharged blast deals 10% damage. Each charge increases the power by 10% but costs a single battle action. Ivysaur’s solar charge caps at 30%. Once fired, Ivysaur must begin charging again from 0%. (Medium Wisdom Attack; Does 10% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Sludge Bomb - Unsanitary sludge is hurled at the target. This may also poison the target. Ivysaur blasts a bubble of unsanitary sludge at its target. This attack has a 60% chance of inflicting Poison status and has a 3 turn cool down. (Heavy Wisdom Attack; Does 24% damage)
Leech Seed – A seed is planted on the target. It steals some HP from the target every turn. Ivysaur launches a small seed into the targeted which immediately sprouts to grasp their body with its roots, leeching away at their life energy. This attack has a 100% chance of inflicting Flower status. Once the target has Flower status, Ivysaur will heal for ever % of damage that is inflicted. The seeds and flowers fall off after 3 turns. (Light Wisdom Attack; Does 3% Damage)
Synthesis - Ivysaur uses it's power of photosynthesis to heal a partner to an amount based on a 1d8 roll. This technique has a 2 turn cool down. (Heavy Charisma Technique)
Final Smash (1)
Bloom Doom - The user collects energy from plants using its Z-Power and attacks the target with full force. The power varies, depending on the original move. Ivysaur attacks with vines which root into a target and drains their life force. This Final Smash deals 40% damage and heals Ivysaur by 20%.
Ivysaur
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Charizard
The Flame Pokemon
The Flame Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Air Slash – The user attacks with a blade of air that slices even the sky. This may also make the target flinch. Charizard slashes with his claws and his wings so viciously that the resulting wind is enough to leave a scar on a target. (Light Strength Attack; Does 8% Damage)
Secret Power – The additional effects of this attack depend upon where it was used. Charizard employs a nerfariously situational battle stategy. Whatever he does, it will inflict a set amount of damage without extra effects. (Medium Strength Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Rock Smash – The user attacks with a punch. It can also smash cracked boulders. In a display of Charizard's sheer strength and ruthlessness, it will smash a boulder with its head, causing a target to be pelted with its fragments. These fragments have a 40% chance of inflicting Stunned status. This attack has a 3 turn cool down. (Medium Dexterity Attack; Does 22% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Flamethrower – The target is scorched with an intense blast of fire. This may also leave the target with a burn. Charizard roasts a target with scorching flames. This attack has a 5% chance of causing a burn. This attack has a 1 turn cool down. (Heavy Wisdom Attack; Does 20% Damage)
Flare Blitz – The user cloaks itself in fire and charges the target. This also damages the user quite a lot. This may leave the target with a burn. Charizard breathes a torrent of fire ahead of itself as it rushes down and charges at a target. This attack has a 50% chance of inflicting Burn status. Charizard recieves 15% recoil damage and this attack has a 5 turn cool down.(Heavy Dexterity Attack; Does 30% Damage)
Fly – The user soars and then strikes its target on the next turn. Charizard begins the move by flying high into the sky. This costs a battle action and can act as a pre-emptive dodge roll for an opponents attack in the next turn corresponding to the battle action count. If this role is beaten by said battle action, Charizard automatically takes penalty damage. Charizard then comes back down and crushes its target under its weight. This takes up a second battle action. This technique has a 3 turn cool down. (Heavy Dexterity Attack; Does 24% Damage)
Ultimate Attacks (1)
Mega Charizard X – Red activates the mega stone on his wrist, to which the Charizardite X Charizard is holding reacts, igniting the flames of Red’s crowning achievement in Pokémon training. Charizard Mega Evolves into Mega Charizard X. In this form, it can take to the air and charge violently in any direction or shoot blasts of fire that incinerate foes. Charizard gains a +10% damage bonus to all of his attacks and receives a 5% damage resistance for 4 turns.
Charizard
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Snorlax
The Sleeping Pokemon
The Sleeping Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Crunch – The user crunches up the target with sharp fangs. Snorlax's hunger is second only to its laziness. If a target wanders too close, Snorlax can grab it and take a bite right out of it.(Medium Strength Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Body Slam – The user drops onto the target with its full body weight. Snorlax bounds into the air and slams down on a target. This attack has a 80% chance of inflicting Mini status and may result in a Belly Sticker or a Back Sticker. This attack takes a while to recover from, so it has a 3 turn cool down.(Heavy Strength Attack; Does 22% Damage)
Earthquake – The user sets off an earthquake that strikes every Pokémon around it. Snorlax stands up and stamps the ground, shaking the entire battlefield and causing damage to all ground-based fighters, even allies, and even himself. He takes 15% recoil damage in addition to a 5 turn cool down. This attack has a 5% chance of inflicting Paralysis status and suffers a -5 accuracy roll against all targets capable of flying. Description.(Heavy Strength Attack; Does 28% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Counter – Snorlax uses the copious amount of fat on its belly to deflect and reflect an attack directed at it. If his Constitution roll out rolls the attacking roll, Snorlax may counter it. Otherwise it'll simply take the damge and have wasted its battle action. This technique has a 2 turn cool down.(Medium Constitution Technique)
Belly Drum – Snorlax spends a battle action drumming on it's belly, temporarily granting itself the Mega status. Unlike regular Mega Status, this only lasts for 2 turn and once it's over, a 2 turn cool down begins. (Heavy Wisdom Technique)
Rest – The user goes to sleep for two turns. Snorlax falls asleep. It'll remain asleep for the next turn, in which time it can heal 1d21+Charisma damage but take absolutely no other action until hit or until it awakens. Once it awakens it can't make itself fall asleep again for 4 turns. (Heavy Charisma Technique)
Final Smash (1)
Pulverizing Pancake Z-Power brings out the true capabilities of the user, Snorlax. The Pokémon moves its enormous body energetically and attacks the target with full force. This Final Smash has a 100% chance of inflicting Mini status and a guaranteed Belly Sticker or a Back Sticker.. (Does 50% Damage)
Pulverizing Pancake
Snorlax
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Espeon
The Sun Pokemon
The Sun Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Mud Slap – The user hurls mud in the target's face. (Light Strength Attack; Does 8% Damage)
Swift – Star-shaped rays are shot at the opposing Pokémon. (Medium Dexterity Attack; Does 13% Damage)
Bite – The target is bitten with viciously sharp fangs. (Medium Strength Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Psychic – The target is hit by a strong telekinetic force. This also has a 50% chance of inflicting a status of Espeon's chosing: Mind-Melted, Sleep or Bezerk. (Medium Wisdom Attack; Does 10% Damage)
Reflect – If Espeon's Wisdom roll out rolls a single oncomming projectile, it may be reflected back at the target. Otherwise Espeon will have wasted a battle action and simply be hit anyway. This technique has a 1 turn cool down.(Medium Wisdom Attack)
Hidden Power – A unique attack that varies in type depending on the Pokémon using it. Espeon utilizes a secret psychic technique that, as far as we know, carries no extra effects. This attack has a 3 turn cool down.(Heavy Wisdom Attack; Does 28% Damage)
Final Smash (1)
Shattered Psyche – The user controls the target with its Z-Power and hurts the target with full force. You can not comprehend the nature of Espeon's attack! This Final Smash has a 100% chance of inflicting Mind-Melted and Horrified status. (Does 30% Damage)
Espeon
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
Lapras
The Transport Pokemon
The Transport Pokemon
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Primary Attacks (3)
Ancient Power – The user attacks with a prehistoric power. Lapras engages in a surprise Ground Type attack, the details of which are shrouded in the mystery of his training. (Medium Strength Attack; Does 18% Damage)
Psychic – The target is hit by a strong telekinetic force. This also has a 10% chance of inflicting Infatuation/Charmed status. (Medium Wisdom Attack; Does 15% Damage)
Surf – The user attacks everything around it by swamping its surroundings with a giant wave. Lapras summons and surfs atop a tidal wave that washes over the battlefield. Allies may avoid the getting soaked by riding on its back. This attack has a 40% chance of inflitcing Soak status, and has a 3 turn cool down. (Heavy Dexterity Attack; Does 23% Damage)
Secondary Attacks (3)
Freeze Dry – The user rapidly cools the target. This may also leave the target frozen. This move is super effective on Water types. Lapras blasts a target with a cold beam of ice energy. This attack has a 80% chance of endusing Frozen status escription. This attack has a 2 turn cool down. (Medium Wisdom Attack; Does 15% Damage)
Rest – The user goes to sleep for two turns. Lapras falls asleep. It'll remain asleep for the next turn, in which time it can heal 1d18+Charisma damage but take absolutely no other action until hit or until it awakens. Once it awakens it can't make itself fall asleep again for 4 turns. (Heavy Charisma Technique)
Rain Dance – The user summons a heavy rain that falls, powering up Water-type moves. For the next 2 turns, all Water-type moves used by itself, its allies or even its opponents recieve a 1.5x damage boost. Inflicting Burn status is disabled until the rain stops, and once it does, this technique suffers a 5 turn cool down. (Heavy Wisdom Technique)
Final Smash (1)
Subzero Slammer – The user dramatically drops the temperature using its Z-Power and freezes the target with full force. The power varies, depending on the original move. This Final Smash has a 100% chance of inflicting Frozen status. (Does 45% Damage)
Lapras
Damage: 0%
Status: Normal
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| Red | Squirtle | Ivysaur | Charizard | Snorlax | Espeon | Lapras | |
| Damage | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% | 0% |
| Status | Normal | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball |
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| Red | Squirtle | Ivysaur | Charizard | Snorlax | Espeon | Lapras | |
| HP | 140/140 | 150/150 | 120/120 | 140/140 | 180/180 | 130/130 | 160/160 |
| Shield | 45/45 | 50/50 | 35/35 | 45/45 | 65/65 | 40/40 | 55/55 |
| Status | Normal | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball | In Pokéball |
Last Edit: Apr 26, 2018 at 12:18pm by TartoonHand94
Last Edit: Jul 11, 2018 at 9:55pm by TartoonHand94
Last Edit: Jul 11, 2018 at 9:55pm by TartoonHand94
Last Edit:
Apr 10, 2019 8:15:29 GMT -8 by TartoonHand94
