Pokemon Umbral Theatre 11: Things That Make You Go Wuh?

[Menarker]

Jackass. >_>

Ah well. Was just curious because one of Lola's techs (the AOE sleep effect) teams up quite nicely with it. But of course, if Enmakki doesn't get freed and captured in time, then that little detail won't matter.

Just brainstorming stuff in my head while waiting for everyone else. ^^;

[DanteFalcon]

Definitely passing on posting this round. No immediate questions I feel need to be asked.

[Menarker]

Passing on posting this round as well, if that needed to be said.

[Astral Harmony]

I pretty much have the scenes set up. Just need to work on the new Ruin Pokemon, or Charlotte won't know which attacks Mio has access to in each form, or even what dual type each is. I promise it'll be done tonight, even if I've got all this new hentai. And Corpse Princess. Schoolgirl with machine guns killing monsters? I daresay I had a joygasm the moment I beheld the front of the box.

EDIT: I added the character file to the first post of this thread. Additionally, I've added the Ruin Pokemon document there as well. Bard, that document will tell you which moves Mio can use in each of her Pokebrid forms. Take your time. Each form has a lotta moves.

[Dracorion]

AB, is the Beautifly Pokebrid going to be participating in Pierce's and Elizabeth's fight?

[Menarker]

AB: How does Almighty Type Attacks work against Wonderguard like Whitney's Shedninja? Does it fail to penetrate Wonderguard because it's not Super Effective or does it pierce regardless of the ability?

And are there any special combat rules about Evoliths that is worth mentioning? Aside from the fact that they don't die to Sniper OHKO shots (not that we can use them) and they don't have morale to lose? Or do they otherwise have all the same rules as fighting them? Also, do they have the element typing of their respective element, or are they all neutral type despite the element they use?

Also, your new Ruin type data shows that Ruin types only hit Fighting types for Super Effective instead of Quad effective damage like they used to. Mind you, I like it the new way and it makes it more balanced, I just want to make sure that wasn't a typo. Also, didn't Ruin types have an immunity to Fighting type moves? I don't mind at all that they lose the immunity, but I just want to make sure that was intentional and not just forgetting.
Also, the table didn't mention the Narcham's former ability to combine into Pulverots and then into Omnisroth. Is that intentional as well?

[Dracorion]

If I understand correctly, Evoliths don't have the typing of their attacking elements.

If so, it stands to reason they're mechanical enemies.

[Menarker]

I figured as much, but I wanted to make sure, in case of something like trying to hit a Lightning Evolith with an Electric type or a water evolith with a water move. Yes, mechanical foes are weak to electric and water moves, but would hitting evoliths that have a matching or "superior" type reduce its effects?

[Dracorion]

That would be rather unbalanced, don't you think?

[Menarker]

Yeah, but I'm just clarifying to make sure. Don't want any surprises.

EDIT: Looking back in my sidequest where Callisto and Moon were talking about Evoliths, apparently they have no type weaknesses and they are also immune to status effects.

AB, what are the Attack and Special Attack stats roughly for the Evoliths in terms of how powerful their attacks are? Or is that something we more or less got to guess on? They have a mix of physical and special attacks.