Eye for Talent Information: Rafflesia descends from a Blastoise, and as such will eventually be able to learn the A-Rank move Skull Bash. While in overgrow, the user ignores low HP penalties. Furthermore, the overgrow absorbs wounds equal to 1/8 of the user's hp from the first damage source the user takes after entering the state, unless said wound comes from a Fire-type move. While in this state, the STAB bonus for Grass-type attacks is doubled. Ability - Overgrow: When the user is at less than half of its Wound total, its leaves grow rampant over its body. You can also discuss this quest at Zeph's Ramblehall, a Discord channel. I'll be giving 48 hours or until discussion wanes for this particular vote.Ĭredit for the image to luisfyanza at Here's hoping we can write an interesting story together, everyone. This is my first time doing this, so there's bound to be some adjustments to be made. Finally, Lillie is not an option because she's a companion, not a rival. The 'other gender' rival options I've also not added, because they are pretty much 'you but other gender' and I wanted to explore some of the independent character rivals here. That does not mean they, or the Pokemon from Galar, will not show up. To address some of the potentially big questions: I have not played SwSh yet, so sadly those rival options are not in the pool.

Many thanks to Red Flag for the help finishing ironing out some of the things I needed for the quest, as well as probably causing it to happen in the first place after I found and binge-read all of To be a Master. This will be my first time running a quest, but the urge to write and the idea just lodged itself into my head and would not let go. Oh god what am I doing - Okay, hello everyone. Starting Location: Aether Paradise, Alola Starting Location: Aquacorde Town, Kalos Starting Location: Vaniville Town, Kalos Starting Location: Twinleaf Town, Sinnoh Starting Location: Petalburg City, Hoenn

Heroes were the ones that were remembered.īut as the Nidorino took advantage of Gengar's stumble to dive into a charge and leap into the air, you couldn't help but think that the rivals also deserved to have their story. It was the way things had been, and would always be. Nidoran's trainer did not share such a story - they were the rival, the one who had pushed Gengar's trainer to become great, but their story was fated to be forgotten by history. Their story would be told by many, and would be the inspiration for an entire generation of trainers. Gengar's trainer was the rising star, the rookie who had taken the world by storm. The two trainers' entire careers had mirrored each other - they met young, set off at the same time with their Gastly and Nidoran as starters, and had fought each other every step of the way until their eventual fateful encounter in the conference semi-finals. Your eyes were glued to the action, and your mother had to tell you not to get too close to the screen multiple times as the Nidorino and his trainer regrouped and continued their valiant effort to best an opponent stronger than them. The TV screen flickered with action as one of the trainers had his Gengar attempt to claw at his opponent's Nidorino, only for the latter to dart backwards and out of the way.

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