Been awhile, eh? How about checking out a "Best out of Three" with Overhazard and me?
*SPOILERS* follow
(Commentary after lineup)
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EEL
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Kangaskhan
Spiritomb
Huntail
VS
Cyndy
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Manectric
???
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(I know the opening statement should read "and I", but that doesn't sound as catchy!)
What a way to start! You all know I love Focus Sashes, right? It's my fault for not having much in the way of countering it, honestly.
I switched out Kangaskhan, because she IS fairly fast, and I know that he can OHKO some of those other Pokemon I saw Overhazard had.
And why'd I use Confuse Ray? (Not that it hit - lucky me, huh?) Well, I wanted to test my luck to be honest. Everything was really going downhill, and I just wanted to see if I could win a simple coin toss - I think my being Fully Paralyzed answered my question more than I cared it to!
Oh, and Kangaskhan used Focus Punch because she was a goner. So why not use a move, that in the off-chance Overhazard switches (to a rock to counter Return, let's say) might KO the new Pokemon?
Huntail didn't have a chance.
(Check the video response for the second match!)
That was a horribly unlucky battle for you. If Spiritomb got a move off (ANY MOVE), you might have had a chance.
Kinda unbelievable you fell to nothing but Thunderbolt. Oh well, that's part of the game.
JuukaRock 2 years ago
I probably slipped up somewhere along the way, too. We all have losses like this - I remember one of the fights involved a clean sweep against Ohazard, too!
WhiteKhakis 2 years ago
"(I know the opening statement should read 'and I', but that doesn't sound as catchy!)"
Actually, "with Overhazard and me" is the correct grammar. :D
TehFoamy 3 years ago
Yeah, it sounds right as "with me and Overhazard", therefore the switching of subjects shouldn't matter.
Overhazard is a professed grammar adept, so I needed to cover my bases to avoid any possible repercussions, see?
WhiteKhakis 3 years ago
wat does it mean -.- please answer! grawr
SalamanceKnight 3 years ago
Look up "legitimate". That should answer your question.
WhiteKhakis 3 years ago