@Captain Cardboard Raza is still pretending to be a human correct? Just wanted to make sure before I write my post
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Yes indeed! Raza is still pretending to be a human.
aurivee_
Previously EeviumZ
@Captain Cardboard Never thought of titles, haha.
Her fame originally began with her skill for covering video game OSTs, and eventually graduated to her creating her own pieces. She prefers creating upbeat music (though she does have the occasional emotional piece). And she's ridiculously popular.
Her fame originally began with her skill for covering video game OSTs, and eventually graduated to her creating her own pieces. She prefers creating upbeat music (though she does have the occasional emotional piece). And she's ridiculously popular.
aurivee_
Previously EeviumZ
I had a lot of fun writing the names for Talia's Pokemon, because I'm a musician myself and kinda had fun with the terms. In addition, all their names have a purpose:
- Melody and Harmony are frequent partners - hence, Melody and Harmony.
- Cadence is often Talia's last Pokemon used in nonformal battle, referencing the fact that a cadence in music is a passage that provides resolution to a song.
- Aria's name refers to her signature move, Sparkling Aria.
- Soprano and Treble both refer to their powerful Hyper Voices, which are shown to depict the user using a very high pitched voice - which is what the terms mean.
- Melody and Harmony are frequent partners - hence, Melody and Harmony.
- Cadence is often Talia's last Pokemon used in nonformal battle, referencing the fact that a cadence in music is a passage that provides resolution to a song.
- Aria's name refers to her signature move, Sparkling Aria.
- Soprano and Treble both refer to their powerful Hyper Voices, which are shown to depict the user using a very high pitched voice - which is what the terms mean.
oh yeah, i was also kinda curious as to what genres + themes Talia covers, cause I'm honestly not sure if Atty would be familiar with her or not? If her compositions fall under mature pop, hip hop, heavy electronic, etc. then there's a good chance Atty would have heard her stuff and be a fan, otherwise probably not.
Yea, like maybe have multiple arenas and stuff.
Ok everyone here is the tournament draw
If you have issues with it, here's a tip:
Most Mega Evolutions, even though the Pokemon have been trained to Mega Evolve, the sudden surge of energy will hurt them mentally and physically. They can lose control and be unable to listen to their trainer anymore as they are more focused on trying to fight back the pain. Imagine overflowing a balloon with water until it is close to bursting. That's basically what happens to a Pokemon when it Mega Evolves, with the Mega Evolution energy being the water, and the Pokemon is the balloon.
With Altaria, when it Mega Evolves, it apparently becomes more sociable, less timid, and has a better soprano voice, which a regular Altaria's voice already puts people in a dreamy-like state due to how pretty it sounds. I believe the pain it undergoes through Mega Evolution isn't as much as other Mega Evolutions, but it is still quite hampering on their minds and bodies. They would have to go under extensive training to transform and to stay transformed and to get used to their newfound strengths and weaknesses as a Mega Altaria.
I don't know about the personality your Altaria has, but it could change upon Mega Evolving.
So basically, Mega Pokemon are a little harder to control due to numerous reasons, whether it be the Mega Evolution energy changing their personality or the energy actually hurting them to the point of becoming numb to everything and will fight until they exhaust themselves completely. I believe your Altaria won't go through too much pain. Although, it gets an increase in power and physical defense due to the rampant energy and extra fluff, but the speed, special defense, and stamina don't change. Just as long as you play this as so, then there won't be any problems. XD
If we do see some OPness, we will tell you
Most Mega Evolutions, even though the Pokemon have been trained to Mega Evolve, the sudden surge of energy will hurt them mentally and physically. They can lose control and be unable to listen to their trainer anymore as they are more focused on trying to fight back the pain. Imagine overflowing a balloon with water until it is close to bursting. That's basically what happens to a Pokemon when it Mega Evolves, with the Mega Evolution energy being the water, and the Pokemon is the balloon.
With Altaria, when it Mega Evolves, it apparently becomes more sociable, less timid, and has a better soprano voice, which a regular Altaria's voice already puts people in a dreamy-like state due to how pretty it sounds. I believe the pain it undergoes through Mega Evolution isn't as much as other Mega Evolutions, but it is still quite hampering on their minds and bodies. They would have to go under extensive training to transform and to stay transformed and to get used to their newfound strengths and weaknesses as a Mega Altaria.
I don't know about the personality your Altaria has, but it could change upon Mega Evolving.
So basically, Mega Pokemon are a little harder to control due to numerous reasons, whether it be the Mega Evolution energy changing their personality or the energy actually hurting them to the point of becoming numb to everything and will fight until they exhaust themselves completely. I believe your Altaria won't go through too much pain. Although, it gets an increase in power and physical defense due to the rampant energy and extra fluff, but the speed, special defense, and stamina don't change. Just as long as you play this as so, then there won't be any problems. XD
If we do see some OPness, we will tell you
I would actually liken the energy to being a sort of super power high the Pokemon feel that also hurts them. Even though it is hurting them, they try desperately to keep the energy from leaving their bodies so they can keep being strong and finish the battle for their trainer, which also causes them to be unable to hear commands and fight on their own accord. Well, most Pokemon go through this. This is most prevalent when a Pokemon isn't trained enough for Mega Evolution.
So it's basically a drug that lasts for the duration of a battle, which can last several seconds to possibly even 20 minutes if they end up lasting that long against 6 Pokemon at once (which is super difficult).
So it's basically a drug that lasts for the duration of a battle, which can last several seconds to possibly even 20 minutes if they end up lasting that long against 6 Pokemon at once (which is super difficult).
@Frontier Master Is it okay if we have other people start their battles, to get things moving?
Yes, that should be fine
Shade got approved for a Mega Gengar, so I shall change up her sheet then :3
Didn’t u say you wanted a final showdown between mega blastoise and Empoleon?
aurivee_
Previously EeviumZ
@Captain Cardboard It took me a second to figure out what "that move" was, but I get it now. No, that's not what Talia's up to. That's too obvious for her. Soprano doesn't even know Thunder.
Well ya I can see that now XD
aurivee_
Previously EeviumZ
I always had the gen 5 Gym Leader theme for Shiori.
Ok no worries Everest bout to be conquered
Groovy. It's also been five turns since the Lapras used her Rain Dance so it should be over, unless she was holding a Damp Rock for her held item.
Unfortunately we’re full