The Ancient Ones: Age of Nothingness(Multiverse Xover)OOC

[Osnil Returns]

And a Half-blood. I forgot to mention, that as her bonus perk, she can travel to a specific point in time in that world using her mind. She can also use the Force to travel the worlds.

I'm curious if she ever had any run-ins with our other TImelord Halfblood... They probably would have already met before, but I can't wait for the two to meet again.

Also, welcome back, Ozzie! I guess I'm one of the few that remembers you

I don't know, maybe we can work out backstory at some point. And her non-Star Wars name is "The Sith"

Once I get my intro post done, contact me if you're interested in my arc and I'll give you the low-down. We'll have points where folks interested can join, but between those times, the arc is going to be closed.

...

I might introduce a new character for that.

If you do, you're free to contact me and I'll give you the lowdown of the arc, and cryptic teasers for later events. I do have a finale for the arc planned-believe me, it'll be epic.

On other notes, is anybody using the Avengers Assemble Cartoon Avengers-they're from the Marvel Cartoon universe shared by Ultimate Spider-man. I'm considering using them and Red Skull's Cabal

[DAFT Universe]

I'm curious if she ever had any run-ins with our other TImelord Halfblood... They probably would have already met before, but I can't wait for the two to meet again.

Also, welcome back, Ozzie! I guess I'm one of the few that remembers you :p

I don't know, maybe we can work out backstory at some point. And her non-Star Wars name is "The Sith"

...

I might introduce a new character for that.

If you do, you're free to contact me and I'll give you the lowdown of the arc, and cryptic teasers for later events. I do have a finale for the arc planned-believe me, it'll be epic.

On other notes, is anybody using the Avengers Assemble Cartoon Avengers-they're from the Marvel Cartoon universe shared by Ultimate Spider-man. I'm considering using them and Red Skull's Cabal

Any type of person you'd prefer? I'm open for suggestions.

[Osnil Returns]

I don't know, maybe we can work out backstory at some point. And her non-Star Wars name is "The Sith"

If you do, you're free to contact me and I'll give you the lowdown of the arc, and cryptic teasers for later events. I do have a finale for the arc planned-believe me, it'll be epic.

On other notes, is anybody using the Avengers Assemble Cartoon Avengers-they're from the Marvel Cartoon universe shared by Ultimate Spider-man. I'm considering using them and Red Skull's Cabal

Any type of person you'd prefer? I'm open for suggestions.

No real preference. Would you prefer to have an OC, or an established character?

[DAFT Universe]

Any type of person you'd prefer? I'm open for suggestions.

No real preference. Would you prefer to have an OC, or an established character?

I prefer OCs.
Easier to stay in character.

[Osnil Returns]

No real preference. Would you prefer to have an OC, or an established character?

I prefer OCs.
Easier to stay in character.

That's what I've found, unless you literally watch the character 500+ times. TG me once your app is accepted and I'll give you the basics without ruining some of the fun I have planned.

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

Preview of Pobeda's reaction to Team Skull in my next post

[Legokiller]

Preview of Pobeda's reaction to Team Skull in my next post

(Image)

I have a bad feeling about this, and consider Pokemon!Macrus, he likely pity them. For Selene, feel sorry for them and befriended Guzmo.

But who knows and go ahead Poheda.

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

Preview of Pobeda's reaction to Team Skull in my next post

(Image)

I have a bad feeling about this, and consider Pokemon!Macrus, he likely pity them. For Selene, feel sorry for them and befriended Guzmo.

But who knows and go ahead Poheda.

He'll just shoot the nearest one in the face then look to the others and say "Get out."

[DAFT Universe]

Name- Xel
Ancient one- No
Appearance- Various
species- N/A
age- ???
gender- N/A
powers- Shape-shifting
Can summon anything
Teleportation.
Other things depending on form.
weaknesses- Takes ages to summon things.
Can't stay in one form long.
Close proximity to silver prents usage of abilities.
Destructive capibility- Virtually universe-level (I won't be going that high though)
Equipment- Nothing
universe- My mind
affliation- Evil

[Petrokovia]

I have a bad feeling about this, and consider Pokemon!Macrus, he likely pity them. For Selene, feel sorry for them and befriended Guzmo.

But who knows and go ahead Poheda.

He'll just shoot the nearest one in the face then look to the others and say "Get out."

Good luck with that.

In Gold's Verse, even lower-level Pokemon are usually fast enough to bullet-time. Highly-trained Pokemon such as Gold's can easily reach Mach numbers in the thousands (some of Gold's Pokemon can move at 1% the speed of light). Obviously, this wouldn't be sustainable over long periods, just small movements. For example, Ty couldn't sprint around the world in a matter of minutes; He'd still run faster than a human eye could reasonably track, but not fast enough to outpace a bullet over some distance. However, he could catch a bullet easily, or throw a punch at insanely high Mach numbers (base Ty's combat speed would be Mach 872, or Mach 1,090 with Extremespeed).

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

He'll just shoot the nearest one in the face then look to the others and say "Get out."

Good luck with that.

In Gold's Verse, even lower-level Pokemon are usually fast enough to bullet-time. Highly-trained Pokemon such as Gold's can easily reach Mach numbers in the thousands (some of Gold's Pokemon can move at 1% the speed of light). Obviously, this wouldn't be sustainable over long periods, just small movements. For example, Ty couldn't sprint around the world in a matter of minutes; He'd still run faster than a human eye could reasonably track, but not fast enough to outpace a bullet over some distance. However, he could catch a bullet easily, or throw a punch at insanely high Mach numbers (base Ty's combat speed would be Mach 872, or Mach 1,090 with Extremespeed).

But the Team Skull thugs probably can't dodge bullets, and that's who he'll aim for.

[Petrokovia]

Good luck with that.

In Gold's Verse, even lower-level Pokemon are usually fast enough to bullet-time. Highly-trained Pokemon such as Gold's can easily reach Mach numbers in the thousands (some of Gold's Pokemon can move at 1% the speed of light). Obviously, this wouldn't be sustainable over long periods, just small movements. For example, Ty couldn't sprint around the world in a matter of minutes; He'd still run faster than a human eye could reasonably track, but not fast enough to outpace a bullet over some distance. However, he could catch a bullet easily, or throw a punch at insanely high Mach numbers (base Ty's combat speed would be Mach 872, or Mach 1,090 with Extremespeed).

But the Team Skull thugs probably can't dodge bullets, and that's who he'll aim for.

The Pokemon would protect their trainers.

Either by catching the bullets out of the air, or by using Protect.

This is why guns aren't used quite as much in the PokeVerses as they are irl. That, and the franchise is supposed to be oriented towards kids.

[Legokiller]

He'll just shoot the nearest one in the face then look to the others and say "Get out."

Good luck with that.

In Gold's Verse, even lower-level Pokemon are usually fast enough to bullet-time. Highly-trained Pokemon such as Gold's can easily reach Mach numbers in the thousands (some of Gold's Pokemon can move at 1% the speed of light). Obviously, this wouldn't be sustainable over long periods, just small movements. For example, Ty couldn't sprint around the world in a matter of minutes; He'd still run faster than a human eye could reasonably track, but not fast enough to outpace a bullet over some distance. However, he could catch a bullet easily, or throw a punch at insanely high Mach numbers (base Ty's combat speed would be Mach 872, or Mach 1,090 with Extremespeed).

Okay, how is it possible for Ty to live after using extreme speed like that (aka Mach 1,090 = 836, 323.4 MPH, and the rotation of the Earth speed is 1,040 mph)? Is Ty trying to be the fastest thing alive?

[Petrokovia]

Good luck with that.

In Gold's Verse, even lower-level Pokemon are usually fast enough to bullet-time. Highly-trained Pokemon such as Gold's can easily reach Mach numbers in the thousands (some of Gold's Pokemon can move at 1% the speed of light). Obviously, this wouldn't be sustainable over long periods, just small movements. For example, Ty couldn't sprint around the world in a matter of minutes; He'd still run faster than a human eye could reasonably track, but not fast enough to outpace a bullet over some distance. However, he could catch a bullet easily, or throw a punch at insanely high Mach numbers (base Ty's combat speed would be Mach 872, or Mach 1,090 with Extremespeed).

Okay, how is it possible for Ty to live after using extreme speed like that (aka Mach 1,090 = 836, 323.4 MPH, and the rotation of the Earth speed is 1,040 mph)? Is Ty trying to be the fastest thing alive?

Magic.

It's pretty clear that when Pokemon are battling, there is some kind of magic involved. They constantly break the laws of physics (such as generating matter from nothing (especially during evolution), conservation of energy, etc.). This magic would allow for Pokemon to use attacks as powerful as they are shown, while also defending from them; Basing it on life energy (i.e., attacks from living things use life energy, and the same magic allows from defense against attacks from living things) would explain why Pokemon are able to tank city-busting attacks, but an arbok gets sliced in two by some guy with a sword in the Pokemon manga, and why guns aren't considered entirely useless; The sword or gun isn't part of the person, and isn't a living things, therefore any attack from it wouldn't use life energy; The Pokemon's defense against such an attack would only be based on its natural physiology (i.e., Aggron would have no problem with weapons, since it's covered in thick steel plate, but something such as an eevee would be killed in an instant). Having magic in the Pokemon Verse helps explain the inconsistencies without having to be a quantum physicist and still failing.

And no, Ty isn't the fastest Pokemon. There are others who are faster than he is (hell, there are others on Gold's team that outspeed Ty).

[Legokiller]

You likely going to explain that magic now, since that's a handwave on par with a wizard did it. There is clearly psychic powers used by humans and other pokemon/type, and there is a biological reason for Pokemon with elemental stuff and why they can do it.

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

But the Team Skull thugs probably can't dodge bullets, and that's who he'll aim for.

The Pokemon would protect their trainers.

Either by catching the bullets out of the air, or by using Protect.

This is why guns aren't used quite as much in the PokeVerses as they are irl. That, and the franchise is supposed to be oriented towards kids.

That seems fucking stupid. How are these goddamn animals so outrageously powerful!? Does this fucking mean you're going to force our characters into a stupid Pokemon battle, if even bullets won't work?

[Petrokovia]

You likely going to explain that magic now, since that's a handwave on par with a wizard did it. There is clearly psychic powers used by humans and other pokemon/type, and there is a biological reason for Pokemon with elemental stuff and why they can do it.

Well, I haven't figured out how the magic works as far as physics goes (seeing as I'm not a theoretical physicist, and even then, it would break that), but I have gone into some in depth explanation of my wiki page on Gold's Verse.

Here's all of the points from the wiki page that would be related to the magic in the Verse:

15. All Pokemon are capable of an ability called Synergy Burst; It is similar to mega-evolution, and provides a stat-boost like mega-evolution does (however, every stat is raised equally); For the trainer, it greatly enhances their mental capabilities, awareness, sight, and reactions, as well as improving their physical abilities to near-peak performance. However, Synergy Burst does not cause damage or pain to the Pokemon like Mega Evolution may. Synergy Burst requires the Pokemon and trainer to have a very close bond, and has the drawback that it only lasts for two and a half to four minutes. However, it charges back over time-This charging time takes a different amount for each Pokemon, but is usually between ten and fifteen minutes. If a pokemon capable of Mega Evolution uses Synergy Burst, they will simply mega evolve for the duration of Synergy Burst (after which they will revert to base form, or stay in Mega form provided they have a mega stone); Aside from their mega form, the only benefits Synergy Burst gives a mega evolution are enhanced situational awareness and heightened reflexes. Synergy Burst surrounds the users (both the Pokemon and the trainer) in a searing red aura when they use it. A trainer can not use Synergy Burst with more than one Pokemon at a time. Legendary Pokemon, including Mewtwo, are able to Synergy Burst on their own (without a trainer), but non-legendary Pokemon must have a trainer who they share a very close bond to in order to perform a Synergy Burst.

34. "Evolution" refers to Pokemon Evolution, and is classified as a type of metamorphosis. What is known as evolution in real life is called "Biological Transmutation."

42. Pokemon which share an extremely close bond with their trainer can reach an altered Mega-Evolution-like form (i.e., Ash-Greninja), though these forms generally require a specific scenario to trigger them (Ash-Greninja needs to knock a Pokemon out first, Gold-Typhlosion needs to be in a life-or-death scenario, Red-Pikachu needs to maximize its speed via agility). Unlike in the games, this is not triggered by an exclusive ability, and is instead inherent in all Pokemon; It is still very rare, as the Pokemon and Trainer need to have a familial bond. The transformation has been linked to Synergy Burst, though the processes are slightly different; A Pokemon can still Synergy Burst while in this form, but the same rules apply as with Synergy Bursting Mega Pokemon.

45. Much of a Pokemon's attacking ability is based on a form of magic (the properties of which are still mostly unexplained and unknown). Due to this, several Pokemon are able to produce more physical power in a hit than they could take themselves, without knocking themselves out. In a similar vein, the Higher the level of the Pokemon, the more they can concentrate their attack's energy; This mean high leveled Pokemon are able to deal out Island Level power to a foe without necessarily destroying the battlefield. Also, due to this magic, Pokemon are able to deliver moves and strikes without knocking themselves backwards (essentially skirting Newton's Third Law of Motion). In a similar vein, Pokemon are able to defend from attacks and use different types of magical resistance to attacks in order to disperse or absorb the energy of the attack; This allows a Pokemon to survive other Pokemon's attacks, even though biologically they normally wouldn't survive mundane attacks, such as gunshot wounds.

46. Related to the above point: Any damage resulting from an attack by a person, animal, etc. is effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon defending from the attack (i.e., the life-energy/magic defense), but anything from a non-living/inanimate source (i.e., bullet, sword, dead tree falling, car crash, etc.) is known as "Mundane Damage" or "Mundane Force," and is not effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon. Instead, Professors generally mention a "Mundane Defense" and "Mundane Attack," which refers to the normal, non-magic, biological limits of a Pokemon's body. This explains why a Pokemon could live through a Hyperbeam that would otherwise vaporize a city (and also not fly off into the distance), but could die by having a tree fall on them. Mundane Attack/Defense do not increase by the same means as Physical/Special Attack/Defense, and are not increased by higher levels of life energy. It is rare that a Pokemon would need to worry about Mundane Force, as humans are the only species known to commonly use weapons, and even their practice of it has drastically lowered since the invention of the Pokeball. Likewise, Mundane Attack is almost never used, as there are few (if any) ways for a Pokemon to lose its ability to attack using magic/life energy. It should also be noted that non-living/inanimate objects that are imbued or possessed with magic or life energy count as Physical/Special Attacks, not Mundane Attacks.

47. Humans have some Physical/Special Defense along with Mundane Defense (though no Physical/Special Attack (aside from those who can use psychic powers, such as Sabrina), leading to the use of weapons). This is why humans in this Verse are able to survive lower-powered Pokemon attacks (such as a thunderbolt attack hitting them), but not natural hazards (such as natural lightning striking them). However, as with Pokemon, there gets to a point when the attack is too powerful. Whereas a Pokemon may faint if the attack is more powerful than their Physical or Special Defense, a human will be gravely injured or die.

48. Similarly to how attacks and defense for Pokemon are affected by their magic, speed is as well. Their magic allows them to move much faster than they normally should during combat, with much faster reaction times as well.

49. Z-Power varies on the move the user bases their Z-Move on, but is generally far above what the normal capability of the Pokemon in-battle is.

51. As a part of how the strange magic in the Verse works, Pokemon and trainers grow stronger, the closer their bonds are. However, these ties also provide as exploitable weakness; if a Pokemon and a trainer are very close, they share their pain and fatigue in battle, meaning that the more the Pokemon fights or gets hit, the more physically tired and in pain the trainer becomes. It is possible to obtain considerable strength as a Pokemon without close ties to the trainer (and thus allowing for the Pokemon to battle without making the trainer tired), but for the amount of work done, a Pokemon and trainer with a close relationship will always be far stronger.

52. Mega Evolution often comes at a great cost on the part of the Pokemon using it. Many trainers who use Mega Evolution either don't know the side effect, or do not care. There are some cases, such as Gold, where the trainer does know the side effects of Mega Evolution, and only uses it in life-threatening situations as a last-ditch effort in order to better protect the team. If a trainer and Pokemon are very close, there is a chance that they will be able to use Mega Evolution with less intense side effects, and depending on how the power is used, the Pokemon and Trainer may either weaken or strengthen their bonds. Mega Evolution itself is invoked through the stones only, and does not necessarily need a strong bond; However, a strong bond and trust between the Pokemon and trainer are necessary in order to make full use of Mega Evolution, and to help the Pokemon control its increase in power. Essentially, if a trainer and a Pokemon share a close bond, Mega Evolution can help that Pokemon unlock its full potential and the two can become much stronger, with few if any issues; However, if a trainer's bond is insufficient, the trainer will not be able to help the Pokemon stabilize and control their power, and attempting Mega Evolution can cause great amounts of physical pain, psychological scarring, and even permanent injury.

53. Likewise to the above point, Mega Evolution may cause strain and may hurt the first time a trainer and Pokemon use it, no matter how strong their bond is. However, over time, as the Pokemon and trainer learn to control the process, they will build a tolerance to it, until they are able to pull off Mega Evolution with ease. The majority of Champions have reached this level with one or two of their Pokemon, whereas some of the best trainers (such as Red, Blue, Gold, Silver, Cynthia, etc.) have reached this point with several of their Pokemon.

54. Pokemon evolved alongside normal animals in a similar branching path. After the first attempt at creating life on Earth failed, Arceus gave the last remaining member of each of the initial species biological immortality, and used Mew to set off new life. Note that Humans are Pokemon; They once had far more power, but through breeding with Neanderthals (and other proto-hominids, which were all part of the non-Pokemon branch of the Animal Kingdom, like irl), Humans lost much of their former control over life energy, and the way they can control it has drastically changed compared to other Pokemon.

Essentially, the Pokemon are just animals that are able to control a magical energy called Life Energy, in order to amplify their attack, speed, and defense, and to alter the world around them. However, this energy only affects living things, leaving them somewhat weak against non-biological attacks (such as all forms of weapons). Humans are Pokemon, but since they bred with the proto-hominids that split off of the ape ancestor, their ability to control Life Energy was diluted an altered. Thus, you have some humans able to have psychic powers, and human trainers are able to control the energy in ways assisting Mega Evolution.

The Pokemon would protect their trainers.

Either by catching the bullets out of the air, or by using Protect.

This is why guns aren't used quite as much in the PokeVerses as they are irl. That, and the franchise is supposed to be oriented towards kids.

That seems fucking stupid. How are these goddamn animals so outrageously powerful!? Does this fucking mean you're going to force our characters into a stupid Pokemon battle, if even bullets won't work?

No, I'm just going to make sure it's not a one-sided slaughter. I mean, otherwise, you have to admit, our characters would be able to kill all of the Team Skull members in that warehouse in the blink of an eye.

Obviously, if you saturate the room with bullets, someone's going to get hit.

Also, how would I force your characters into a Pokemon battle, if they don't have Pokemon?

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

You likely going to explain that magic now, since that's a handwave on par with a wizard did it. There is clearly psychic powers used by humans and other pokemon/type, and there is a biological reason for Pokemon with elemental stuff and why they can do it.

Well, I haven't figured out how the magic works as far as physics goes (seeing as I'm not a theoretical physicist, and even then, it would break that), but I have gone into some in depth explanation of my wiki page on Gold's Verse.

Here's all of the points from the wiki page that would be related to the magic in the Verse:

15. All Pokemon are capable of an ability called Synergy Burst; It is similar to mega-evolution, and provides a stat-boost like mega-evolution does (however, every stat is raised equally); For the trainer, it greatly enhances their mental capabilities, awareness, sight, and reactions, as well as improving their physical abilities to near-peak performance. However, Synergy Burst does not cause damage or pain to the Pokemon like Mega Evolution may. Synergy Burst requires the Pokemon and trainer to have a very close bond, and has the drawback that it only lasts for two and a half to four minutes. However, it charges back over time-This charging time takes a different amount for each Pokemon, but is usually between ten and fifteen minutes. If a pokemon capable of Mega Evolution uses Synergy Burst, they will simply mega evolve for the duration of Synergy Burst (after which they will revert to base form, or stay in Mega form provided they have a mega stone); Aside from their mega form, the only benefits Synergy Burst gives a mega evolution are enhanced situational awareness and heightened reflexes. Synergy Burst surrounds the users (both the Pokemon and the trainer) in a searing red aura when they use it. A trainer can not use Synergy Burst with more than one Pokemon at a time. Legendary Pokemon, including Mewtwo, are able to Synergy Burst on their own (without a trainer), but non-legendary Pokemon must have a trainer who they share a very close bond to in order to perform a Synergy Burst.

34. "Evolution" refers to Pokemon Evolution, and is classified as a type of metamorphosis. What is known as evolution in real life is called "Biological Transmutation."

42. Pokemon which share an extremely close bond with their trainer can reach an altered Mega-Evolution-like form (i.e., Ash-Greninja), though these forms generally require a specific scenario to trigger them (Ash-Greninja needs to knock a Pokemon out first, Gold-Typhlosion needs to be in a life-or-death scenario, Red-Pikachu needs to maximize its speed via agility). Unlike in the games, this is not triggered by an exclusive ability, and is instead inherent in all Pokemon; It is still very rare, as the Pokemon and Trainer need to have a familial bond. The transformation has been linked to Synergy Burst, though the processes are slightly different; A Pokemon can still Synergy Burst while in this form, but the same rules apply as with Synergy Bursting Mega Pokemon.

45. Much of a Pokemon's attacking ability is based on a form of magic (the properties of which are still mostly unexplained and unknown). Due to this, several Pokemon are able to produce more physical power in a hit than they could take themselves, without knocking themselves out. In a similar vein, the Higher the level of the Pokemon, the more they can concentrate their attack's energy; This mean high leveled Pokemon are able to deal out Island Level power to a foe without necessarily destroying the battlefield. Also, due to this magic, Pokemon are able to deliver moves and strikes without knocking themselves backwards (essentially skirting Newton's Third Law of Motion). In a similar vein, Pokemon are able to defend from attacks and use different types of magical resistance to attacks in order to disperse or absorb the energy of the attack; This allows a Pokemon to survive other Pokemon's attacks, even though biologically they normally wouldn't survive mundane attacks, such as gunshot wounds.

46. Related to the above point: Any damage resulting from an attack by a person, animal, etc. is effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon defending from the attack (i.e., the life-energy/magic defense), but anything from a non-living/inanimate source (i.e., bullet, sword, dead tree falling, car crash, etc.) is known as "Mundane Damage" or "Mundane Force," and is not effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon. Instead, Professors generally mention a "Mundane Defense" and "Mundane Attack," which refers to the normal, non-magic, biological limits of a Pokemon's body. This explains why a Pokemon could live through a Hyperbeam that would otherwise vaporize a city (and also not fly off into the distance), but could die by having a tree fall on them. Mundane Attack/Defense do not increase by the same means as Physical/Special Attack/Defense, and are not increased by higher levels of life energy. It is rare that a Pokemon would need to worry about Mundane Force, as humans are the only species known to commonly use weapons, and even their practice of it has drastically lowered since the invention of the Pokeball. Likewise, Mundane Attack is almost never used, as there are few (if any) ways for a Pokemon to lose its ability to attack using magic/life energy. It should also be noted that non-living/inanimate objects that are imbued or possessed with magic or life energy count as Physical/Special Attacks, not Mundane Attacks.

47. Humans have some Physical/Special Defense along with Mundane Defense (though no Physical/Special Attack (aside from those who can use psychic powers, such as Sabrina), leading to the use of weapons). This is why humans in this Verse are able to survive lower-powered Pokemon attacks (such as a thunderbolt attack hitting them), but not natural hazards (such as natural lightning striking them). However, as with Pokemon, there gets to a point when the attack is too powerful. Whereas a Pokemon may faint if the attack is more powerful than their Physical or Special Defense, a human will be gravely injured or die.

48. Similarly to how attacks and defense for Pokemon are affected by their magic, speed is as well. Their magic allows them to move much faster than they normally should during combat, with much faster reaction times as well.

49. Z-Power varies on the move the user bases their Z-Move on, but is generally far above what the normal capability of the Pokemon in-battle is.

51. As a part of how the strange magic in the Verse works, Pokemon and trainers grow stronger, the closer their bonds are. However, these ties also provide as exploitable weakness; if a Pokemon and a trainer are very close, they share their pain and fatigue in battle, meaning that the more the Pokemon fights or gets hit, the more physically tired and in pain the trainer becomes. It is possible to obtain considerable strength as a Pokemon without close ties to the trainer (and thus allowing for the Pokemon to battle without making the trainer tired), but for the amount of work done, a Pokemon and trainer with a close relationship will always be far stronger.

52. Mega Evolution often comes at a great cost on the part of the Pokemon using it. Many trainers who use Mega Evolution either don't know the side effect, or do not care. There are some cases, such as Gold, where the trainer does know the side effects of Mega Evolution, and only uses it in life-threatening situations as a last-ditch effort in order to better protect the team. If a trainer and Pokemon are very close, there is a chance that they will be able to use Mega Evolution with less intense side effects, and depending on how the power is used, the Pokemon and Trainer may either weaken or strengthen their bonds. Mega Evolution itself is invoked through the stones only, and does not necessarily need a strong bond; However, a strong bond and trust between the Pokemon and trainer are necessary in order to make full use of Mega Evolution, and to help the Pokemon control its increase in power. Essentially, if a trainer and a Pokemon share a close bond, Mega Evolution can help that Pokemon unlock its full potential and the two can become much stronger, with few if any issues; However, if a trainer's bond is insufficient, the trainer will not be able to help the Pokemon stabilize and control their power, and attempting Mega Evolution can cause great amounts of physical pain, psychological scarring, and even permanent injury.

53. Likewise to the above point, Mega Evolution may cause strain and may hurt the first time a trainer and Pokemon use it, no matter how strong their bond is. However, over time, as the Pokemon and trainer learn to control the process, they will build a tolerance to it, until they are able to pull off Mega Evolution with ease. The majority of Champions have reached this level with one or two of their Pokemon, whereas some of the best trainers (such as Red, Blue, Gold, Silver, Cynthia, etc.) have reached this point with several of their Pokemon.

54. Pokemon evolved alongside normal animals in a similar branching path. After the first attempt at creating life on Earth failed, Arceus gave the last remaining member of each of the initial species biological immortality, and used Mew to set off new life. Note that Humans are Pokemon; They once had far more power, but through breeding with Neanderthals (and other proto-hominids, which were all part of the non-Pokemon branch of the Animal Kingdom, like irl), Humans lost much of their former control over life energy, and the way they can control it has drastically changed compared to other Pokemon.

Essentially, the Pokemon are just animals that are able to control a magical energy called Life Energy, in order to amplify their attack, speed, and defense, and to alter the world around them. However, this energy only affects living things, leaving them somewhat weak against non-biological attacks (such as all forms of weapons). Humans are Pokemon, but since they bred with the proto-hominids that split off of the ape ancestor, their ability to control Life Energy was diluted an altered. Thus, you have some humans able to have psychic powers, and human trainers are able to control the energy in ways assisting Mega Evolution.

That seems fucking stupid. How are these goddamn animals so outrageously powerful!? Does this fucking mean you're going to force our characters into a stupid Pokemon battle, if even bullets won't work?

No, I'm just going to make sure it's not a one-sided slaughter. I mean, otherwise, you have to admit, our characters would be able to kill all of the Team Skull members in that warehouse in the blink of an eye.

Obviously, if you saturate the room with bullets, someone's going to get hit.

Also, how would I force your characters into a Pokemon battle, if they don't have Pokemon?

At this rate, the only characters who could conceivably land a hit without having to launch a literal wall of bullets are Eric and the Anns! Eric can just slow time and beat them up then and the Anns can blow them away in a gust of wind.

[Petrokovia]

Well, I haven't figured out how the magic works as far as physics goes (seeing as I'm not a theoretical physicist, and even then, it would break that), but I have gone into some in depth explanation of my wiki page on Gold's Verse.

Here's all of the points from the wiki page that would be related to the magic in the Verse:

15. All Pokemon are capable of an ability called Synergy Burst; It is similar to mega-evolution, and provides a stat-boost like mega-evolution does (however, every stat is raised equally); For the trainer, it greatly enhances their mental capabilities, awareness, sight, and reactions, as well as improving their physical abilities to near-peak performance. However, Synergy Burst does not cause damage or pain to the Pokemon like Mega Evolution may. Synergy Burst requires the Pokemon and trainer to have a very close bond, and has the drawback that it only lasts for two and a half to four minutes. However, it charges back over time-This charging time takes a different amount for each Pokemon, but is usually between ten and fifteen minutes. If a pokemon capable of Mega Evolution uses Synergy Burst, they will simply mega evolve for the duration of Synergy Burst (after which they will revert to base form, or stay in Mega form provided they have a mega stone); Aside from their mega form, the only benefits Synergy Burst gives a mega evolution are enhanced situational awareness and heightened reflexes. Synergy Burst surrounds the users (both the Pokemon and the trainer) in a searing red aura when they use it. A trainer can not use Synergy Burst with more than one Pokemon at a time. Legendary Pokemon, including Mewtwo, are able to Synergy Burst on their own (without a trainer), but non-legendary Pokemon must have a trainer who they share a very close bond to in order to perform a Synergy Burst.

34. "Evolution" refers to Pokemon Evolution, and is classified as a type of metamorphosis. What is known as evolution in real life is called "Biological Transmutation."

42. Pokemon which share an extremely close bond with their trainer can reach an altered Mega-Evolution-like form (i.e., Ash-Greninja), though these forms generally require a specific scenario to trigger them (Ash-Greninja needs to knock a Pokemon out first, Gold-Typhlosion needs to be in a life-or-death scenario, Red-Pikachu needs to maximize its speed via agility). Unlike in the games, this is not triggered by an exclusive ability, and is instead inherent in all Pokemon; It is still very rare, as the Pokemon and Trainer need to have a familial bond. The transformation has been linked to Synergy Burst, though the processes are slightly different; A Pokemon can still Synergy Burst while in this form, but the same rules apply as with Synergy Bursting Mega Pokemon.

45. Much of a Pokemon's attacking ability is based on a form of magic (the properties of which are still mostly unexplained and unknown). Due to this, several Pokemon are able to produce more physical power in a hit than they could take themselves, without knocking themselves out. In a similar vein, the Higher the level of the Pokemon, the more they can concentrate their attack's energy; This mean high leveled Pokemon are able to deal out Island Level power to a foe without necessarily destroying the battlefield. Also, due to this magic, Pokemon are able to deliver moves and strikes without knocking themselves backwards (essentially skirting Newton's Third Law of Motion). In a similar vein, Pokemon are able to defend from attacks and use different types of magical resistance to attacks in order to disperse or absorb the energy of the attack; This allows a Pokemon to survive other Pokemon's attacks, even though biologically they normally wouldn't survive mundane attacks, such as gunshot wounds.

46. Related to the above point: Any damage resulting from an attack by a person, animal, etc. is effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon defending from the attack (i.e., the life-energy/magic defense), but anything from a non-living/inanimate source (i.e., bullet, sword, dead tree falling, car crash, etc.) is known as "Mundane Damage" or "Mundane Force," and is not effected by the Physical or Special Defense of the Pokemon. Instead, Professors generally mention a "Mundane Defense" and "Mundane Attack," which refers to the normal, non-magic, biological limits of a Pokemon's body. This explains why a Pokemon could live through a Hyperbeam that would otherwise vaporize a city (and also not fly off into the distance), but could die by having a tree fall on them. Mundane Attack/Defense do not increase by the same means as Physical/Special Attack/Defense, and are not increased by higher levels of life energy. It is rare that a Pokemon would need to worry about Mundane Force, as humans are the only species known to commonly use weapons, and even their practice of it has drastically lowered since the invention of the Pokeball. Likewise, Mundane Attack is almost never used, as there are few (if any) ways for a Pokemon to lose its ability to attack using magic/life energy. It should also be noted that non-living/inanimate objects that are imbued or possessed with magic or life energy count as Physical/Special Attacks, not Mundane Attacks.

47. Humans have some Physical/Special Defense along with Mundane Defense (though no Physical/Special Attack (aside from those who can use psychic powers, such as Sabrina), leading to the use of weapons). This is why humans in this Verse are able to survive lower-powered Pokemon attacks (such as a thunderbolt attack hitting them), but not natural hazards (such as natural lightning striking them). However, as with Pokemon, there gets to a point when the attack is too powerful. Whereas a Pokemon may faint if the attack is more powerful than their Physical or Special Defense, a human will be gravely injured or die.

48. Similarly to how attacks and defense for Pokemon are affected by their magic, speed is as well. Their magic allows them to move much faster than they normally should during combat, with much faster reaction times as well.

49. Z-Power varies on the move the user bases their Z-Move on, but is generally far above what the normal capability of the Pokemon in-battle is.

51. As a part of how the strange magic in the Verse works, Pokemon and trainers grow stronger, the closer their bonds are. However, these ties also provide as exploitable weakness; if a Pokemon and a trainer are very close, they share their pain and fatigue in battle, meaning that the more the Pokemon fights or gets hit, the more physically tired and in pain the trainer becomes. It is possible to obtain considerable strength as a Pokemon without close ties to the trainer (and thus allowing for the Pokemon to battle without making the trainer tired), but for the amount of work done, a Pokemon and trainer with a close relationship will always be far stronger.

52. Mega Evolution often comes at a great cost on the part of the Pokemon using it. Many trainers who use Mega Evolution either don't know the side effect, or do not care. There are some cases, such as Gold, where the trainer does know the side effects of Mega Evolution, and only uses it in life-threatening situations as a last-ditch effort in order to better protect the team. If a trainer and Pokemon are very close, there is a chance that they will be able to use Mega Evolution with less intense side effects, and depending on how the power is used, the Pokemon and Trainer may either weaken or strengthen their bonds. Mega Evolution itself is invoked through the stones only, and does not necessarily need a strong bond; However, a strong bond and trust between the Pokemon and trainer are necessary in order to make full use of Mega Evolution, and to help the Pokemon control its increase in power. Essentially, if a trainer and a Pokemon share a close bond, Mega Evolution can help that Pokemon unlock its full potential and the two can become much stronger, with few if any issues; However, if a trainer's bond is insufficient, the trainer will not be able to help the Pokemon stabilize and control their power, and attempting Mega Evolution can cause great amounts of physical pain, psychological scarring, and even permanent injury.

53. Likewise to the above point, Mega Evolution may cause strain and may hurt the first time a trainer and Pokemon use it, no matter how strong their bond is. However, over time, as the Pokemon and trainer learn to control the process, they will build a tolerance to it, until they are able to pull off Mega Evolution with ease. The majority of Champions have reached this level with one or two of their Pokemon, whereas some of the best trainers (such as Red, Blue, Gold, Silver, Cynthia, etc.) have reached this point with several of their Pokemon.

54. Pokemon evolved alongside normal animals in a similar branching path. After the first attempt at creating life on Earth failed, Arceus gave the last remaining member of each of the initial species biological immortality, and used Mew to set off new life. Note that Humans are Pokemon; They once had far more power, but through breeding with Neanderthals (and other proto-hominids, which were all part of the non-Pokemon branch of the Animal Kingdom, like irl), Humans lost much of their former control over life energy, and the way they can control it has drastically changed compared to other Pokemon.

Essentially, the Pokemon are just animals that are able to control a magical energy called Life Energy, in order to amplify their attack, speed, and defense, and to alter the world around them. However, this energy only affects living things, leaving them somewhat weak against non-biological attacks (such as all forms of weapons). Humans are Pokemon, but since they bred with the proto-hominids that split off of the ape ancestor, their ability to control Life Energy was diluted an altered. Thus, you have some humans able to have psychic powers, and human trainers are able to control the energy in ways assisting Mega Evolution.


No, I'm just going to make sure it's not a one-sided slaughter. I mean, otherwise, you have to admit, our characters would be able to kill all of the Team Skull members in that warehouse in the blink of an eye.

Obviously, if you saturate the room with bullets, someone's going to get hit.

Also, how would I force your characters into a Pokemon battle, if they don't have Pokemon?

At this rate, the only characters who could conceivably land a hit without having to launch a literal wall of bullets are Eric and the Anns! Eric can just slow time and beat them up then and the Anns can blow them away in a gust of wind.

(Actually, several of my characters could match or surpass most Pokemon in a fight)

Anyway, there are some flaws you could take advantage of. First off, these are lower-level Pokemon, so even if they are fast enough to dodge a bullet, they won't have the stamina to keep that up for very long. Once they're worn out, it would be relatively easy for even a human to fight them. Secondly, Team Skull grunts aren't very bright. Even if one of their Pokemon catches the bullet out of reflex, the grunt's not going to use that speed very efficiently. Also, as a Pokemon fights, it's trainer feels the pain and fatigue from the battle as well, meaning as the Pokemon fight, the grunts will get more tired over time, too.

Plus, if all else fails, you can let the more powerful people take on the Pokemon, and take out the grunts while their Pokemon are busy.

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

At this rate, the only characters who could conceivably land a hit without having to launch a literal wall of bullets are Eric and the Anns! Eric can just slow time and beat them up then and the Anns can blow them away in a gust of wind.

(Actually, several of my characters could match or surpass most Pokemon in a fight)

Anyway, there are some flaws you could take advantage of. First off, these are lower-level Pokemon, so even if they are fast enough to dodge a bullet, they won't have the stamina to keep that up for very long. Once they're worn out, it would be relatively easy for even a human to fight them. Secondly, Team Skull grunts aren't very bright. Even if one of their Pokemon catches the bullet out of reflex, the grunt's not going to use that speed very efficiently. Also, as a Pokemon fights, it's trainer feels the pain and fatigue from the battle as well, meaning as the Pokemon fight, the grunts will get more tired over time, too.

Plus, if all else fails, you can let the more powerful people take on the Pokemon, and take out the grunts while their Pokemon are busy.

It just seems completely fucking ludicrous that these animal things can move at speeds of Mach 872+! A punch at those speeds (as you said Ty did in your post mentioning it) would gib almost anyone unlucky enough to get hit!

[Petrokovia]

(Actually, several of my characters could match or surpass most Pokemon in a fight)

Anyway, there are some flaws you could take advantage of. First off, these are lower-level Pokemon, so even if they are fast enough to dodge a bullet, they won't have the stamina to keep that up for very long. Once they're worn out, it would be relatively easy for even a human to fight them. Secondly, Team Skull grunts aren't very bright. Even if one of their Pokemon catches the bullet out of reflex, the grunt's not going to use that speed very efficiently. Also, as a Pokemon fights, it's trainer feels the pain and fatigue from the battle as well, meaning as the Pokemon fight, the grunts will get more tired over time, too.

Plus, if all else fails, you can let the more powerful people take on the Pokemon, and take out the grunts while their Pokemon are busy.

It just seems completely fucking ludicrous that these animal things can move at speeds of Mach 872+! A punch at those speeds (as you said Ty did in your post mentioning it) would gib almost anyone unlucky enough to get hit!

Doesn't seem as ludicrous once you realize that Pokemon is filled with lightning-dodging feats.

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

It just seems completely fucking ludicrous that these animal things can move at speeds of Mach 872+! A punch at those speeds (as you said Ty did in your post mentioning it) would gib almost anyone unlucky enough to get hit!

Doesn't seem as ludicrous once you realize that Pokemon is filled with lightning-dodging feats.

I still call bullshit and will from now until the end of time. When a 40k fan calls bullshit, it's some serious bullshit.

[The Dark Brotherhood of Deros]

Doesn't seem as ludicrous once you realize that Pokemon is filled with lightning-dodging feats.

I still call bullshit and will from now until the end of time. When a 40k fan calls bullshit, it's some serious bullshit.

This. This right here is why I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE *Kefka intensifies* HATE HATE HATE HATE VSBattleWiki and it's tiering system.

[Legokiller]

I honestly feel like the Pokemon verse where Serena is from is the nerfed version lol. Or well, I do try to keep things balance so other players characters can interact. I do consider modern guns and bayonets in Serena's verse as steel type attacks (although the material, enchantments, and effects can change it).

[The Intergalactic Russian Empire]

I still call bullshit and will from now until the end of time. When a 40k fan calls bullshit, it's some serious bullshit.

This. This right here is why I HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE *Kefka intensifies* HATE HATE HATE HATE VSBattleWiki and it's tiering system.

But I guess nothing will change it. We'll just have to live with Petro's super insanely powerful Pokemon\

[Ultra-sigh]