[GILROY] blazing feathers

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663: Talonflame - Fire/Flying


FLAME BODY - Contact with the Pokémon may burn the attacker.


In the fever of an exciting battle, it showers embers from the gaps between its feathers and takes to the air.


Foremost in his moveset is FLAME CHARGE. Not only does Feather enjoy the boost of speed, but the fire damage to his opponents that comes with it. On that mindset, Feather also uses EMBER though the damage is almost pathetic, and INCINERATE but the difficulty in controlling the later TM learned ability means less often use. He has taken the time to learn STEEL WING and QUICK ATTACK as well.


Surprisingly not hot-headed Feather often takes more than a little gentle prodding to get started into a fight. That isn't to say that he wont fight. Just that he is not goaded into meaningless battles with random passerby's. He is smart, and uses that intelligence to strategically plan his attacks.


When he was very young, Feather found him playing by the river and befriended him without a second thought. Over the years his loyal companion grew from the small Fletchling into a mighty Talonflame though the bond made in that first meeting is still there, if not forgotten about by Gilroy.

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679: Honedge - Steel/Ghost


NO GUARD - The Pokémon employs no-guard tactics to ensure incoming and outgoing attacks always land.


If anyone dares to grab its hilt, it wraps a blue cloth around that person's arm and drains that person's life energy completely.


SHADOW SNEAK seems to be his main go-to move, no matter what he's told. He will use PURSUIT along with AERIAL ACE.


Perry is a horrible hot-head. Not only will he attack first, but often while ignoring his trainer and orders. It is the worst trait he could possibly have.


As a rite of passage in his family the heir is granted a single Honedge to raise and become their own Pokemon when they reach the age of fourteen. To fail in training Perry would be to fail as a member of his family although Gilroy feels very little for the Pokemon in question.