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Pokemon: League of Champions

Okay, here's a titanpad page, unless you want to use something else for it.

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Hijacked

You do realize that you don't need to post after every single other post, right?

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Hijacked

If you want to duel Cybell with her OP Blue-Eyes deck, just PM me whenever and if I have time I'll just duel you in titanpad or something. Even if it's not in an RP, I'm always up for a fun duel.

I have to wait for Varionus to look over my character and his/her decks, so no IC posts from me just yet.

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Hijacked

Krein said
Aw... but what if he uses Iswarms :p?

Doesn't change the fact that I consider her deck borderline OP in most situations. I'd rather use my weaker Azure deck or the never before used Magigal deck just to have fun with.

Keyblade87 said
Hey now Crystal Beasts held their own for a bit

The fact that she was able to blast apart the end-all juggernaut that is Rainbow Neos at all shows how OP her deck could be. Getting that beast on the field should have been GG right there.

Yu-Gi-Oh! - Hijacked

Edit: Because Magigals are broken to high hell and back, just ignore this post.

Name: Ariel / Aaron
Age: 11
Gender: Male

Appearance

Personality: Aaron is quiet, preferring to stay out of sight and out of mind. He doesn't say or do more than he needs to, and he always seems like he's tired. He accepts any and all new situations without complaint in an almost disturbingly passive way. If he has a problem, he will solve it on his own. Ariel, Aaron's female persona, retains Aaron's quietness for all of five seconds after meeting someone new. She is outgoing, cheerful, and tends to give others a headache in no time flat. She is much more likely to get involves with others and make a scene when something doesn't go her way. She is also easily flustered and confused, usually acting like an idiot.
Brief Bio(optional): Nope. But there isn't any big dramatic reason for him dressing like a girl, he just enjoys doing it for fun. No Batman childhood trauma of any kind thank you very much.
Deck type/Archetype: Ariel runs a Magigal deck, and Aaron uses an Azure deck
Key cards(optional):
Ariel - Magigal Patientia, Magigal Spero, and Magigal Properties
Aaron - Azure Angel, Azure Sin, Azure Compound Sorrow
Deck list(place in hider):

Magigal Decklist (40 cards)

Monsters (18)
*Magigal Castitas x2
*Magigal Temperantia x2
*Magigal Caritas x2
*Magigal Industria x3
*Magigal Patientia x3
*Magigal Humanitas x2
*Magigal Humilitas x3
Honest x1

Spells (9)
*A Magigal Night x2
*On Magigal Wings x2
*We Are Magigals! X2
*Tears of the Magigal x2
Magical Dimension x1

Traps (13)
*Magigals Never Die x2
*Return of the Fallen Magigals x2
Doble Passe x2
Magician’s Circle x2
Battle Mania x2
Spirit Barrier x3

Extra (15)
*Magigal Beast x2
Gravity Warrior x2
Mighty Warrior x2
Orient Dragon x1
*Magigal Fides x2
*Magigal Amor x2
*Magigal Spiro x2
Downerd Magician x2

Side (15)
Prohibition x3
Imperial iron Wall x2
Grave of the Super Ancient Organism x2
Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror x3
Thunder king Rai-Oh x1
Astral Barrier x2
Mystical Space Typhoon x2

Magigal Archetype

The Magigal are a group of magical girls that protect the innocent from evil influences with the power of light and love and shit. They focus on teamwork, each having an effect that activates when summoned from the deck by another Magigal's effect. The archetype has many cards which focus on graveyard destruction by sending cards to the bottom of the deck. Don't let their appearance fool you, these magical girls aren't a joke (they are).

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Magigal Castitas
Image: A young girl dressed in blue, wielding a winged staff.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you take no damage from battle or card effects until the end phase. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Temperantia
Image: A young girl dressed in orange, wielding a dagger.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can take one set card from your opponent’s side of the field and place it at the bottom of their deck, without looking at it. The set card cannot be activated in response to this effect. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Caritas
Image: A young girl dressed in yellow, wielding a pistol.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can add one “Magigal” card from your deck to your hand. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Industria
Image: A young girl dressed in light blue, wielding a rapier.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Tuner
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can special summon one “Magigal” monster from your hand or grave. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Patientia
Image: A young girl dressed in red, wielding a halberd.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can send up to three “Magigal” cards from your graveyard to the bottom of your deck. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Humanitas
Image: A young girl dressed in green, wielding a scythe.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned from the deck by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can draw one card. If the drawn card is a “Magigal” monster card, you can reveal it to send one card in the opponent’s grave to the bottom of their deck. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Humilitas
A young girl dressed in violet, wielding a bow.
Level 3 | Light | Spellcaster/Effect
ATK 1000 | DEF 1000
If this card was Special Summoned by the effect of a "Magigal" card, you can send one face-up card on the field back to its owner’s hand. If this card is destroyed by battle and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Beast
Image: A red cardinal with two incredibly long tail feathers that twist together into one. Its beak holds a small red berry.
Level 6 | Light | Winged Beast/Synchro/ Effect
ATK 500 | DEF 500
1 “Magigal” Tuner monster + 1 non-Tuner “Magigal” Monster
At the start of the Damage Step, if this card battles an opponent’s monster: You can banish both monsters (without damage calculation). Special summon both monsters to the filed in face-up attack position during your next standby phase. If this card is destroyed by a card effect and sent to the graveyard, send all cards in your grave to the bottom of the deck.

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Magigal Fides
Image: A young girl dressed in white, holding out an hourglass.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 1500 | DEF 1500
3 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
You can detach three XYZ materials from this card to send card from your opponent’s grave to the bottom of their deck until they have the same number of cards in their graveyard as you. If this card is destroyed and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Amor
Image: A young girl dressed in pink, arms outstretched.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 1500 | DEF 1500
4 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
Once per turn, you can detach two XYZ materials from this card to select one card on your opponent’s side of the field; attach that card to this card as a XYZ material. If a face-up “Magigal” monster would be destroyed, you can remove one XYZ material from this card instead. If this card is destroyed and sent to the graveyard, you can summon one “Magigal” monster from your deck with a different name.

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Magigal Spero
Image: A young girl dressed in a long and flowing robe that radiates all the colors of the rainbow and fades into an aurora behind her.
Rank 3 | Light | Spellcaster/XYZ/ Effect
ATK 0 | DEF 0
5 Level 3 Spellcaster-Type monsters
This card can only be summoned from the extra deck. Negate the effects of all other cards on the field during the turn this monster is summoned. This card cannot be destroyed by battle. You can detach one XYZ material from this card to send one card on your opponent’s side of the field to the bottom of the deck, and if the XYZ material detached was a “Magigal” monster, you can then inflict damage to your opponent’s life points equal to the attack of the removed XYZ material. If a “Magigal” monster would be sent to the graveyard, except if it was XYZ material sent to activate an effect, attach it to this card as an XYZ material instead. If this card is destroyed, special summon as many of its attached XYZ materials as possible in face-up attack position. If this card has no XYZ materials, return it to the extra deck.

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A Magigal Night
Image: A dark city skyline, Magigals of all colors sit atop various buildings, watching the streets below.
Field Spell
Place one “Magigal” counter on this card each time a “Magigal” monster is destroyed by battle. This card gains the following effects based on the number of “Magigal” it has on it:
2+: If this card would be destroyed by a card effect, remove one “Magigal” counter from this card instead.
4+: Once per turn, during either player’s turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to negate the activation of a spell or trap card and destroy it.
6+: Once per turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to send one card from each graveyard to the bottom of their respective decks.
8+: Once per turn, you can remove one “Magigal” counter from this card to special summon one level 3 “Magigal” monster from your deck.
10+: “Magigal” monsters are unaffected by your opponent’s spell or trap card effects.

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On Magigal Wings
Image: A red Magigal with wings of red energy prepares to throw her halberd, a star-lit black sky in the background.
Equip Spell
Equip only to a level 3 “Magigal” monster. The equipped monster can attack the opponent directly and is unaffected by the effects of other cards.

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We Are Magigals!
Image: The yellow Magigal is laughing with her arms around the red and light blue Magigals, both of whom are just shaking their head.
Normal Spell
Draw one card for every “Magigal” monster face-up on the field, revealing the drawn card(s) to your opponent.

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Magigal Properties
Image: The pink Magigal is holding a dark creature in an embrace, with tears running down her face. Rays of light pierce the shadowy creature where the teardrops land.
Continuous Spell
Pay 100 life points during each standby phase or destroy this card. Place one “Magigal” counter on an opponent’s monsters that battles a “Magigal” monster on your side of the field, at the end of damage calculation. A monster loses 1000 attack for each “Magigal” counter it has on it. A monster with a “Magigal” counter on it cannot be destroyed by battle. If a monster’s attack reaches zero by this card’s effect, send it to the bottom of its owner’s deck.

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Magigals Never Die
Image: The red Magigal lays unconscious on the ground, beaten. The other six Magigals form a line in front of her, weapons drawn.
Normal Trap
When your opponent declares an attack while you have no monsters on your side of the field, special summon as many “Magigal” monsters as possible from your graveyard in face-up attack position. The summoned monsters are sent to the graveyard during the end phase.

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Return of the Fallen Magigals
Image: A radiant Magigal holds her hand over a fallen red Magigal, and a beam of red light shoots from the red Magigal’s chest.
Normal Trap
When two or more “Magigal” monsters are destroyed by a card’s effect and sent to the graveyard: summon those destroyed “Magigal” monsters back to the field in face-up attack position. Then send cards on the opponent’s side of the field to the bottom of their deck, up to the number of “Magigal” monsters summoned by this card’s effect.

Azure Decklist (55 Cards)

Monster (26)
*Azure Innocent x3
*Azure Child x3
*Azure Mother x2
*Azure Father x2
*Azure Goddess x2
*Azure Angel x3
*Azure Hero x3
Mother Grizzly x3
Sharkraken x2
Uminotaurus x2
Necroface x1

Spell (10)
*Azure Waterfall x3
*Azure Compound Sorrow x3
Soul Absorption x2
Dimension Fissure x1
Mystical Space Typhoon x1

Trap (19)
*Azure Last Words x2
*Azure Vengeance x2
*Azure Mental Break x2
Forgotten Temple of the Deep x3
Tornado Wall x3
Spirit Barrier x3
Scrap-Iron Scarecrow x1
Mirror Force x1
Macro Cosmos x1

Extra (15)
Fusion (6)
*Azure King x2
*Azure Brother x2
*Tearstained Dragon x2
Synchro (5)
*Azure Sin x3
Ally of Justice Catastor x1
Angel of Zera x1
XYZ (4)
Bahamut Shark x1
Armored Kappa x1
Submersible Carrier Aero Shark x1
Full Armored - Black Ray Lancer x1

The Azure Archetype

The Azure are a race of empaths who each feel the pain of those around them and as such are all pacifists. But the sapphire tears of the Azure are incredibly valuable, and their world was decimated as attackers from across all of time and space forced them to shed their sapphire tears. Years and years of sorrow and fear have culminated in the birth of a small Azure newborn. Whether he will bring back the light of hope or destroy the world with pain is yet to be seen.

The Azure are all Water and Aqua with some exceptions. The Azure focus on banishing themselves to activate their abilities and then summoning themselves back to do it all again. The Azure are mostly impervious to spell cards, with notable exceptions. Their weakness is their minuscule attack of just 300 and the fact that they must remain in attack position or else be destroyed.

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Azure Innocent
Image: A small infant with white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears and holding onto a small, pure black hand.
Level 1
Water
Aqua / Effect / Tuner
300 / 500

If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. This card cannot be destroyed by battle. Once per turn, during the Battle Phase, you can banish 1 card from your Graveyard to destroy 1 Spell/Trap Card on the field. If you do, this card cannot declare an attack. During each standby phase, you gain 500 life points.

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Azure Child
Image: A young boy with white skin and completely blue eyes, holding a small infant and crying blue sapphire tears.
Level 3
Water
Aqua / Effect
300 / 2000
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, you can place it in your opponent’s spell or trap card zone face-up where this card is treated as a continuous spell card. If this card is removed from the field while in the spell or trap card zone, banish it. If this card is banished, you can banish one “Azure” card from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Mother
Image: A woman with white skin and completely blue eyes, hugging a young boy and crying blue sapphire tears.
Level 5
Water
Aqua / Effect
300 / 2500
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can summon “Azure” monsters that have been banished or from your hand, deck, or graveyard whose total attack is equal to or less than 1000, except “Azure Mother”. If this card is banished, you can banish two “Azure” cards from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Father
Image: A man with white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears and holding a woman close.
Level 7
Water
Aqua / Effect
300 / 3000
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can destroy up to two spell or trap cards on the field. If this card is banished, you can banish two “Azure” cards from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Goddess
Image: A beautiful goddess with white skin and completely blue eye, crying sapphire blue tears and laying a hand on the shoulder of a king.
Level 8
Water
Aqua / Effect
300 / 3500
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can special summon it to the field in face-up attack position during your next standby phase. During each standby phase, gain 500 life points. If this card is banished, you can banish two “Azure” cards from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Angel
Image: A young girl with white wings, white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears, arms wrapped around a beautiful goddess.
Level 4
Water
Aqua / Tuner / Effect
300 / 1000
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can special summon one “Azure” monster that has been removed from play, except “Azure Angel”. If this card is banished, you can banish one “Azure” card from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Hero
Image: A boy with white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears as he prays to an angel, a much-too-big hero mask clenched in his hands.
Level 4
Water
Aqua / Effect
300 / 1500
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can destroy one face-down card on the field. If this card is banished, you can banish one “Azure” card from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure King
Image: An older man with white skin and completely blue eyes, dressed in white armor and wearing a white crown, shaking the hand of another man and crying blue sapphire tears.
Level 7
Water
Aqua / Fusion / Effect
300 / 4000
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. All “Azure” monsters you control can attack the opponent directly. If this card is destroyed by battle, it is banished, you gain 1000 life points, and your opponent takes 1000 damage. If this card is banished, you can banish three “Azure” cards from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Azure Brother
Image: A young man with white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears as he hugs a young boy who is holding tightly to a much-too-bug hero mask.
Level 8
Water
Aqua / Fusion / Effect
300 / 3000
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. If this card in face-up attack position is destroyed by battle, it is banished and you can banish up to three cards from your opponent’s hand. If this card is banished, you can banish three “Azure” cards from your deck or graveyard to special summon this card to the field in face-up attack position. This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s spell cards.

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Tearstained Dragon
Image: A small, six-winged white dragon with completely blue eyes flying at high speed. Blue sapphire tears flow down its body, and a huge sapphire gem has formed at the end of its tail.
Level 6
Water
Aqua / Fusion / Effect
900 / 0
If this card is in face-up defense position during your end phase, destroy it. This card must attack if able, and this card cannot be destroyed by battle. Each time this card battles, it gains 300 attack points. Once per turn, you can special summon one “Azure” monster that has been banished or from your graveyard.

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Azure Sin
Image: An obsidian-skinned infant with completely red eyes, surrounded by flames and crying red tears of shattered ruby.
Level 1
Fire
Pyro / Synchro / Effect
???? / 0
1 "Azure" tuner monster
When this card is Summoned, banish all cards in your Graveyard. This card’s attack is equal to the number of banished “Azure” cards x 300. During the End Phase of a turn this card battled, banish this card and Special Summon one banished “Azure Innocent” to your side of the field in face-up Attack Position (this is not optional). This card is unaffected by the effects of the opponent’s trap cards.

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Azure Waterfall
Image: A huge white marble statue of a weeping goddess looms over an endless pool of sapphire. Twin waterfalls of blue sapphire pour from the statue's eyes, and her arms grip either horizon.
Field Spell
When an “Azure” monster in face-up attack position is attacked and destroyed by battle, you gain life points equal to the defense of the attacking monster. Cards sent to the graveyard are banished instead. This card’s name is treated as “Umi”.

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Azure Compound Sorrow
Image: A man and a woman, both with white skin and completely blue eyes, embracing one another atop a white pillar, sapphire tears waterfalling down the pillar’s sides.
Continuous Spell
You can target one “Azure” or “Tearstained” fusion monster in the Extra deck. If you selected an “Azure” monster, tribute “Azure” monsters from your side of the field whose total defense is equal to the defense of the selected fusion monster, and then special summon that monster from the extra deck. If you selected a Tearstained” monster, tribute “Azure” monsters from your side of the field whose total attack is equal to the attack of the selected fusion monster, and then special summon that monster from the extra deck. You gain life points equal to the tribute monsters’ combined attack.

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Azure Posthumus Note
Image: A short note is illuminated by a single candle. The light reflects off of small sapphire teardrops that cover the paper.
Normal Trap
Discard one card. Select four “Azure” cards that have been removed from play and shuffle them into the deck. Then target one card on the opponent’s side of the field and destroy it.

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Azure Vengeance
Image: A young man with white skin and completely blue eyes carries the faded form of a young boy in his arms and is screaming towards the sky, blue sapphire tears running down his face.
Continuous Trap
When an “Azure” monster is destroyed by battle, inflict damage to your opponent equal to the destroyed monster’s level x300.

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Azure Breaking Point
Image: A young man with white skin and completely blue eyes, crying blue sapphire tears, is on his knees and reaching for the hand of a black-armored king who has obsidian skin and completely red eyes. Behind the young man is a shining sapphire, and behind the king is a shattered ruby.
Normal Trap
Swap the attack and defense of all “Azure” monsters face-up on the field. If an “Azure” monster declares battle this turn, after damage calculation, that monster is destroyed.

Sorry Cybell, but you're dragon deck just makes me feel sorry for the other guy. I promise to use you next time.

Pokemon: League of Champions

Would it be easier to collab the battle?

Edit: Or do you want me to write the opponent? If so, what sort of trainer would he be as far as skill level and kinds of pokemon?

A New Generation of Gods

Yup, in case anyone hadn't checked the character list on the first page, the boy who took you is Jay. His eyes are supposed to be a pale green, even though in the image they're more of a grayish blue.

A New Generation of Gods

Whose eyes is Shimmer looking at, Billy's or abductor's?

Pokemon: League of Champions

Yup, I'm still in. I moved the CS into the OOC as you asked. So how are battles going to happen as far as trainers or encountering wild pokemon?

Pokemon: League of Champions

Name: Jay Rayne
Age: 24

Appearance:

Gender: Male
Region of origin: Icurrus, Unova
Why he was accepted: He's the Unova Ex-Champion, and holds the standing record for least amount of pokemon used to defeat the previous champion

Long and Boring Backstory:

Jay Rayne grew up in Icirrus City, and at the time he was the only child his age in the city. Like any kid his age with no peers to play with, Jay was extremely lonely and bored. So what did he do? He explored the surrounding forests. While exploring in the wooded moors, the young Jay Rayne bumped into another child who'd had the same idea. Jay made his first friend that day: a young girl with long black hair and beautiful azure eyes. Ava. The two played and played, happy as two kids could be.

Because Jay was the only kid his age in the small city of Icirrus, his parents simply assumed that he'd made an imaginary friend, happy that he was finally having some fun for once. Ava and Jay explored every inch of the moors and surrounding forests, never tiring of the other's company for an instant. It was a while before Jay found out that Ava wasn't real. She didn't exist. She was just an illusion created by a lonely Zorua to keep a boy as lonely as herself company. But Jay didn't care what she was, so long as she was his friend. They continued to play together, Ava sometimes appearing as a girl and sometimes as a small black fox, right up until the day winter reared its ugly head. Once it started to snow, Ava told Jay that she was leaving the area with her family. He was sad that his one friend was leaving, but he knew there was nothing he could do to change the fact. He'd never met this family of hers, but from what she spoke of them, he didn't want to.

A few years passed, and Jay was now eight. His explorations had turned with time into hunts. He was going to be the best trainer in the world, so he practiced hunting and capturing pokemon, which wasn't as easy without any pokemon of his own, or even any pokeballs. On one particular hunt, just as Jay was about to pounce on an unsuspecting Vanillite, someone grabbed him from behind and pulled him backwards. Ready to yell at whoever had attacked him and let his quarry escape, he spun, and froze. "Ava?"

The two were inseparable, and this time Jay even convinced Ava to come into the city with him. Everyone, including his own parents, were surprised to say the least. And even Jay was surprised by her as well when she dropped her illusion for him. She had evolved during the time he hadn't seen her, into a dark and elegant Zoroark. She didn't leave him again, her evolution giving her freedom from her pack's control. When Jay turned ten, Ava became his first pokemon, his partner in crime for the long journey to come.

Jay and his partner rose through the ranks like a flaming arrow, incinerating all in their way to the top. Along the way, Jay assembled a team of pokemon. His team grew slowly, as Jay never just took a pokemon out of its natural habitat. It had to want to go with him. "Ava" the Zoroark was his queen, sweeping the competition with ease without letting any of jay's other pokemon get a chance to do anything. His second pokemon was a Tyranitar, nichnamed "Gula", raised from a Pupitar that had attacked him. Jay had been impressed with the creature's ferocity even then, and he'd asked it to join him. His third pokemon was given to him as an egg, which hatched into an Eevee. "Luxuria", or "Lux" is Ava's baby. Jay was hardly even allowed to hold her. Jay beat the Unova champion with just three pokemon, a record that still holds. For three years, Jay has won every battle that he's used Ava in. He was forced to allow trainers to battle him without Ava because there was some bad publicity after a challenger had a mental breakdown from what Ava showed him with her illusions, but a few weeks passed and still no one had beaten him.

One day as the champion was taking a walk through the same forested moors that he had explored as a child, Jay was challenged to a battle by a man seeking his title, and Jay couldn't refuse a battle. The man sent out a Gardevoir against the legendary Ava, and Jay forfeited the battle. He instead chose to beat the man's face in. Jay's sharp eye saw the signs. For what he had done to that pokemon, the man had deserved so much more than he had gotten. Jay was forced to resign from his position, and his advisors had him go to work at a pokemon rehabilitation center to wipe away some of the red marks on his record. The Gardevoir followed him, not willing to leave the man that had saved her. Jay renamed her "Solitaire" or "Sol". Besides Ava, she's the closest out of his pokemon to Jay's heart.

He's been working in the center for a few years now, just keeping his head down and acting like a model of good behavior. Two more have joined his ranks in that time: "Acedia" or "Ace" the Talonflame was the first of them. It was dropped off anonymously to a pokemon center, severely injured, one wing broken in three places, the other in two, and a gash across its head. The nurses at the center let Jay, or rather, Solitaire, heal the injured bird's injuries, and when it was fully healed, Jay asked it if it would like to take revenge on those who had done such a thing. That set Jay's team at five.

The other is a similar, if sadder, story. A Garchomp came in, carrying injuries unlike anything a pokemon battle could produce. It's side was completely shredded, as if it had taken the blast of a powerful explosive. What sort of person would have done something like this? He didn't know, and the Garchomp couldn't tell him. Jay asked the Garchomp if it hated the person who had hurt it, and it told him that it did. That was all Jay needed to hear. "Ira" became his sixth pokemon, and a day later, he died. Working at the center was suppoed to cool him down, stop him from lashing out, but it had the exact opposite effect. Jay saw what pokemon were forced to endure at the hands of their trainers, and now he'll punish anyone who mistreats a pokemon. All it took was one incident, an attack on an "innocent" trainer, and Jay was forced to leave Unova.

He's changed a lot from that lonely, happy, naive, little boy that Ava met so long ago. She will be with him to the end, no matter what he does with his life.

Pokemon:

Pokemon Name: Zoroark
Nickname: Ave Dominus Nox (Only she calls herself that though, everyone else just calls her Ava, or Ave if they want to be really polite.)
Gender: F

Appearance:

Though usually it’s more like this:

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Jay's first pokemon, and his lifelong partner. She passes for human most of the time. Ava is an absolute monster to cross. Her awesome physical strength strikes terror into the hearts of her partner's opponents, only second to the terror beheld in her illusions. She's usually fun-loving and kind, but that changes suddenly and without warning. Ava speaks and acts like a human when she uses her illusion to look like one. She acts as a translator between pokemon and Jay.
Ability: Illusion
Moves: Night Daze, Night Slash, Foul Play, Dark Pulse, Double Team, Scary Face, Taunt, Hone Claws, Snarl, Fake Tears, Copycat, Captivate

Pokemon Name: Tyranitar
Nickname: Gula
Gender: M

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Gula doesn't care about doing anything. Nonsense and frivolity pisses him off. So basically, his emotions range from apathy to homicide and back again. He is the only one capable of matching Ava in brute strength, but he has none of her speed or planning. His normal strategy is to tank everything and end battles in one attack. You do not want to be on the receiving end of one of his Hyper Beam. You will die.
Ability: Sand Stream
Moves: Stone Edge, Dig, Surf, Hyper Beam, Giga Impact, Earthquake, Strength, Roar, Sandstorm, Rock Polish

Pokemon Name: Vaporeon
Nickname: Luxuria "Lux"
Gender: F

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Lux is a spoiled little brat. It's totally Ava's fault. She may be the weakest out of Jay's pokemon, but underestimate her and you lose. Jay developed the strategy she uses in battle, which he's dubbed "mist armor". Lux holds considerable power of Jay's other pokemon, as she is the only one who doesn't have to fear Ava's wrath.
Ability: Water Absorb
Moves: Mist, Acid Armor, Hydro Pump, Scald, Ice Beam, Aqua Ring, Rain Dance, Baby-Doll Eyes, Charm, Attract, Rest, Refresh

Pokemon Name: Gardevoir
Nickname: Solitaire "Sol"
Gender: F

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That image does not convey the crazy that is inside Solitaire. Sol is obsessed with Jay. She kind of got her original trainer, the person who bred and hatched and evolved her, nearly killed, and she felt all of his thoughts and emotions as it happened. And she enjoyed it. She could have stopped Jay, should have, but she didn't want to. Solitaire is good friends with Ava, but sees her as a romantic rival for Jay. Sol has only ever known love by what her old trainer taught her, so that's what she thinks will happen with Jay. Ava knows this but hasn't said anything to Jay. She wants to see what he does.
Ability: Trace
Moves: Psychic, Psyshock, Moonblast, Dazzling Gleam, Hypnosis, Teleport, Ally Switch, Wish, Healing Wish, Calm Mind, Captivate, Misty Terrain, Protect

Pokemon Name: Talonflame
Nickname: Acedia "Ace"
Gender: M

Appearance:

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Yes, Jay has a flyer. Ace is his name, and speed is his game. Ace burns his opponents first, then uses his blinding speed to accumulate thousands of tiny attacks in seconds, there and gone before the opponent even has a chance to react. Instead of the normal way, Jay rides Ace by standing on his back in a way similar to a snowboard. A flaming, flying snowboard.
Ability: Gale Wings
Moves: Flame Charge, Flare Blitz, Brave Bird, Acrobatics, Aerial Ace, Steel Wing, Me First, Roost, Tailwind, Swords Dance Fly