Crossover Chaos V2: Slate 44 - Halloween

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Pokémon: X (Mega Man X)
Type: Steel
Ability: Protean
Moves: Charge Shot*, Sketch
Signature Move: Charge Shot- Base 90 Power, 15 PP, Steel-type, Special. No Special Effects. Can only be used by Armorless X. Steelium Z turns it into 185 BP Corkscrew Crash.
Stats: 80 HP/70 Atk/70 Def/100 SpA/80 SpD/100 Spe (BST: 500)
Reasoning: Mega Man X (Although he just goes by X) is the titular and main character of the Mega Man X series. As Dr. Light's magnum opus, he was gifted the ability to think and feel, and act upon these, essentially becoming the world's first fully sentient robot. He was sealed away for 30 years to test his morality as Dr. Light would not live long enough to properly ensure that X was ready to be released to the world. He later helped create the Reploid race, and became a Maverick Hunter to stop the Mavericks (basically Reploid criminals) who started cropping up after a while, and continously battling the leader of the Mavericks, Sigma, who just won't stay dead, for whatever reason.

In the games, X in his base form is usually depicted as very weak, but his Variable Weapons System affords him the move Sketch which... yeah. X's movepool is unparalleled. It's a shame, then, that his stats are subpar, with not a single stat reaching above base 100. What he DOES have however is both his incredible movepool and access to Protean, which, as Greninja has previously taught many players, is an amazing ability. It's by this ability that X lives and dies... at first, at least. The Charge Shot is X's signature move, based on his ability to charge his X-Buster in every Mega Man X game.

When I said 'at first' for saying X lives and dies by Protean, there's a reason for that. You see, X, throughout his games, collects various sets of armor which improve his abilities. And of course, that translates perfectly to forme changes! And there are A LOT of form changes I'm covering (To note: SIX of them!), since I'm using every armor set that X has used from X4 to X6! All but two give up the Protean Ability for a new ability and typing, with more specialized stats for a given role to use with X's incredible versatility. So with that out of the way, let's dive right into...

Forme Changes

X's Forme Changes are performed out of battle using the Dr. Light Capsule Key Item.

Form: Fourth Armor X [X-Fourth] (Mega Man X4-X5)
Changes
Base Stats:
100 HP/80 Atk/90 Def/110 SpA/100 SpD/110 Spe (BST: 590)
Ability stays as Protean.
Typing remains unchanged.
New Move: Plasma Charge Shot- Steel-type, Base 95 Power, 100 Accuracy, 15 PP, Special. Traps the target for 1 turn, dealing 1/8 of their maximum HP at the end of the turn. Can only be used by Fourth Armor X and Ultimate Armor X. Steelium Z turns it into 190 BP Corkscrew Crash.
New Z-Move: Giga Attack: Nova Strike 4th- Upgraded from Plasma Charge Shot using 4Xium Z. Steel-type, Base 200 Power, Physical. Calculated from X's higher attacking stat.
Reasoning: Fourth Armor X is a slight stat boost from Armorless X, representing how in X4 and X5, Fourth Armor X is a straight upgrade from Armorless X and the last truly upgrade-based armor rather than armors that specialise in different areas. The Plasma Charge Shot is the more iconic of Fourth Armor X's two charge shots (He can swap between two arm parts at will), and the Nova Strike is Fourth Armor X's Giga Attack, which translates well into a Z-Move, and in that game it is a flying charge forwards which makes X invulnerable for the length of the charge (But this functionality is removed to avoid balance issues). There is, however, a reason why it's called Nova Strike 4th, rather than just Nova Strike, though.

Next we have...

Form: Falcon Armor X [X-Falcon] (Mega Man X5-X6)
Base Stats: 90 HP/70 Atk/80 Def/110 SpA/90 SpD/130 Spe (BST: 560)
New Typing: Steel/Flying
New Ability: Free Move- User is immune to all entry hazards and clears any hazards on your side of the field when switched in.
New Move: Spear Charge Shot- Base 70 Power, 90 Accuracy Steel-type, 15 PP, Special. +1 Priority. Ignores target's Stat Boosts. Can only be used by Falcon Armor X. Steelium Z turns it into 175 BP Corkscrew Crash.
New Z-Move: Giga Attack: Giga Crush- Upgraded from Spear Charge Shot with FalconXium Z Base 210 Power, Steel-Type, Special. Calculated from X's higher attack stat. Hits both enemies in a Double Battle.
Reasoning: The name of the game with Falcon Armor X is revenge killing and hazard clearing. Falcon Armor X enjoys greater speed than any other form of X, and he still gets more bulk and power from donning this armor, albeit not as much bulk as the Fourth Armor. He sacrifices Protean for Free Move, the name of the unique flight function which the Falcon Armor gives. This allows X to clear out Entry Hazards upon switching in and leaves him completely unaffected by Stealth Rock. His Signature Move, Spear Charge Shot, is weaker than any other Charge Shot type (even Armorless X's!), but in turn it's able to pierce through obstacles to get the jump on enemies who X would otherwise struggle with, hence the stat boost ignorance and increased Priority. Giga Crush is the Falcon Armor's Giga Attack, which acts as a screen clear in the original games. Hazards won't be doing much with Falcon Armor X around.

Third is:

Form: Gaea Armor X [X-Gaea] (Mega Man X5)
Base Stats: 110 HP/50 Atk/110 Def/110 SpA/110 SpD/50 Spe (BST: 540)
Typing remains unchanged.
New Ability: Prism Armor
New Move: Gaea Charge Shot- Base 100 Power, 95 Accuracy, 15 PP, Steel-type, Special. Reduces the target's Special Attack by 1 stage. Can only be used by Gaea Armor X. Steelium Z turns it into 195 BP Corkscrew Crash.
New Z-Move: Giga Attack- Gaea Burst- Upgraded from Gaea Charge Shot with GaeaXium Z. Steel-Type, Special, Base 160 power. Traps the target for 3 turns, dealing 1/6 of their max health as damage at the end of each turn.
Reasoning: Gaea Armor X is the second-tankiest armor of X's, even being immune to the dreaded spikes which would otherwise instantly kill X. This shows in the fact that X's Gaea Armor has much better bulk than X's previous two armors plus Prism Armor, but this comes at a cost: X loses A LOT of speed and mobility for this, and while his Gaea Charge Shot IS the strongest Charge Shot of ANY of X's Armors and its Shot-erasing properties manifest as a guaranteed Special Attack Debuff, his Speed drops a massive 50 points, dropping him right into the Dead Zone: He's too fast to use in Trick Room, but too slow to be used out of it. His Z-Move is based on the armor's Giga Attack in Mega Man X5, where he creates a large sphere of energy which traps the enemy within, dealing severe amounts of damage.

Our fourth X Form is...

Form: Blade Armor X [X-Blade]
Base Stats: 100 HP/110 Atk/100 Def/80 SpA/90 SpD/110 Spe (BST: 590)
New Ability: Tough Claws
New Typing: Steel/Fighting
New Move: Charged Saber- Steel-type, Base 95 Power, 100 Accuracy, 15 PP, Physical. High Critical Hit Rate. Makes contact. Can only be used by Blade Armor X. Steelium Z turns it into 190 BP Corkscrew Crash.
New Z-Move: Giga Attack: Dual Saber Wave- Upgraded from Charged Saber with BladeXium Z. Base 100 Power, 100 Accuracy, Physical. Does not make contact. Hits twice. High Critical Hit Rate.
Reasoning: Blade Armor X's stats may look familiar and that's because Blade Armor X is just a physical-oriented version of Fourth Armor X, except with an added Fighting-type to better make usage of Tough Claws. Basically use him as you would Fourth Armor X, except on the physical side. The reason he's got Tough Claws is because this armor focuses on usage of the Z-Saber.

Lastly, there's...

Form: Shadow Armor X [X-Shadow]
Base Stats: 80 HP/90 Atk/80 Def/70 SpA/90 SpD/125 Spe (BST: 535)
New Ability: Prankster
New Typing: Steel/Dark
New Move: Engetsurin- Steel-type, Base 90 Power, 100 Accuracy, 15 PP, Physical. Raises X's Defense and Special Defense by 1 stage. Can only be used by Shadow Armor X. Steelium Z turns it into 185 BP Corkscrew Crash.
New Z-Move: Giga Attack: Enkourin- Upgraded from Engetsurin with ShadowXium Z. Steel-type, Status. X protects himself, avoiding all moves that target him. Any foe who tries to attack X while he is protecting himself will lose 2/3 of their current HP.
Reasoning: Shadow Armor X is Blade Armor X's weaker but trickier cousin, focusing more on beating foes in a war of attrition rather than straight-up overpowering them. Engetsurin is Shadow Armor X's charge shot (and it creates a field around X which damages foes and erases projectiles, which manifests as a defense boost), and Enkourin is the Giga attack, which creates two spinning blades that orbit X, stopping projectiles and severely damaging anybody who is close to X.
Pokémon: Cirno (Touhou Koumakyou ~ Embodiment of Scarlet Devil)
Type: Ice/Fairy (obviously)
Abilities: Snow Warning/Levitate/Freeze Atmosphere (HA)
Signature Ability: Freeze Atmosphere - Upon switching in, turns the Terrain into Frozen Terrain until the terrain is changed or removed. Frozen Terrain reduces the speed of all grounded non-Ice Type Pokemon by half and boosts the power of Ice-Type moves by 50%, while weakening the power of Fire-type moves by 50%. Nature Power becomes Ice Beam in Frozen Terrain.
Moves: Icicle Fall*, Ice Beam, Icicle Crash, Play Rough, Dazzling Gleam, Freeze-Dry, Blizzard, Hail, Aurora Veil, Glaciate, pretty much every Ice-Type move, Energy Ball, Nature Power.
Signature Move: Icicle Fall- Base 99 Power, 99 Accuracy, Ice-Type, 29 PP, Special. Calculated from Cirno's higher attack stat and the target's lower defense stat. 9% chance to Freeze the target. Icium Z turns it into 190BP Subzero Slammer.
Z-Move: Perfect Freeze- Base 199 power, Ice-Type, Special. Upgraded from Cirno's/Cirno-Tan's Icicle Fall using Cirnium Z. Calculated using Cirno's higher attack stat and the target's lower defense stat. Sets up permanent Hail. Super Effective against Fire-Types.
Stats: 99 HP/99 Atk/99 Def/99 SpA/99 SpD/99 Spe (BST: 594)

Alternate Form: Tanned Cirno [Cirno-Tan]

Form Change is triggered out of battle by using the item Essence of Four Seasons on Cirno. Using it again will transform Tanned Cirno back into Cirno. She cannot keep moves that can't be learned by the normal form upon reverting.
Ability: Power of Summer (User resists Fire-Type moves, regardless of typing. In the sun, all of Cirno's stats except for HP get a 1.5x increase.)
Base Stats and Typing remain unchanged.
New Moves: Solarbeam, Sunny Day, Petal Dance, Air Slash.
Signature Z-Move: Cold Sunflower- Base 199 Power, Special. Upgraded from Cirno-Tan's Icicle Fall using Tancirnium Z. Calculated using Cirno's Higher Attack Stat and the enemy's lower defense stat. Sets up permanent Sunny Day. 10% chance to Freeze or Burn the enemy.

Reasoning: Meet THE STRONGEST fairy, Cirno. She's an Ice Fairy (obvious typing is obvious). Her stats and the base power of her signature moves are a reference to the "Nine-ball" meme. Hence her Base Stats are all nines. Still, she is a lot stronger than her species would suggest and can actually threaten others, so Cirno's stats are decent all around, with Base 99 in all stats. Where Cirno excels however is in battlefield manipulation through her abilities and moves, including a signature terrain, which helps Ice-Types outspeed threats. Cirno can attack fine on both ends of the spectrum, although she's better on the Special end of the Spectrum. Her signature move is Icicle Fall, named after the famous move from EoSD, which is most known for its glaring safe spot on Easy Difficulty. It's tougher on Normal and above, though. It upgrades into Perfect Freeze, her ACTUAL signature move. The reason Perfect Freeze is super effective against Fire-Types is because Cirno can actually freeze flames solid with it in Fairy Wars. Most of her moves are self-explanatory, although Nature Power and Energy Ball are due to the fact that Cirno, being a fairy, is an embodiment of an aspect of nature, thus allowing her to draw upon Nature's power. She functions best in a Hailstorm, however, so you'll need to keep that up. Luckily, timing her Z-Move well will allow her to have a permanent hailstorm going. Snow Warning is because she's associated with Ice and Snowy weather in Hisoutensoku, and Levitate because it's Touhou Project and every notable character in that series can fly.

Her alternate form, Cirno-Tan, or Tanned Cirno, is based on her appearance in Hidden Star in Four Seasons, where she was empowered with the essence of Summer. Since she uses the Essence of Four Seasons item to transform, she also gains moves akin to the Sub-Seasons in HSiFS in Air Slash and Petal Dance. However, Cirno-Tan's most notable aspect is her ability. It may seem paradoxical for an Ice-Type to be designed around functioning in the sun, where Fire-Types run rampant, but with Cirno-Tan being boosted by Summer's power, she gains a great increase in power under the sun, which makes up for her type not being good in that weather normally, and she can set up permanent Sun through her Z-Move, Cold Sunflower, which is named after her Bomb from Hidden Star in Four Seasons. She CAN still use Perfect Freeze in her tanned form, but she cannot use Cold Sunflower in her Normal Form. She also resists Fire-type moves, having overcome her weakness to heat.

However, Cirno's stats are only average at best regardless of form, given how, while she is strong for her kind, she is not particularly strong by Gensokyo's standards. She NEEDS to get her gimmicks going in order to succeed. When she has her gimmicks up, she is a devastating force that can be very hard to stop. Without it though, she's fairly easy to bring down.

"When it comes to me, I'm the strongest!" (Regular Cirno set)
Cirno@Cirnium Z
Modest/Timid Nature
EVs: 252 Spe/252 SpA/252 Spd
Ability: Freeze Atmosphere
-Icicle Fall
-Dazzling Gleam
-Energy Ball
-Filler
Filler=Aurora Veil/Freeze-Dry/Glaciate/Icy Wind/Nature Power/Hail

"This atmosphere... it smells of war!" (Tanned Cirno set)
Cirno-Tan@TanCirniumZ
Modest/Timid Nature
EVs: 252 Spe/252 SpA/252 SpD
Ability: Power of Summer
-Icicle Fall
-Solar Beam
-Dazzling Gleam
-Filler
Filler=Petal Dance/Energy Ball/Air Slash/Freeze-Dry/Glaciate/Icy Wind
Pokémon: Utsuho Reiuji (Touhou Chireiden ~ Subterranean Animism)
Type: Fire/Flying
Abilities: Sheer Force/Desolate Land/Nuclear Fusion (HA)
Signature Ability: Nuclear Fusion: All attacks gain a 30% chance to burn the opponent on top of pre-existing effects. User resists Water- and Ice-type moves (disregarding normal weaknesses), and is immune to Freeze. User's Fire-Type Moves become super-effective on Water-Type Pokemon, but are resisted by Steel-Type Pokemon. Solar Beam is always counted as if the weather is Sunny or Intense Sunlight.
Moves: Overheat, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Blast Burn, Eruption, Fiery Dance, Magma Storm, Inferno, Fusion Flare, Blue Flare, Heat Wave, Tailwind, Roost, Defog, Brave Bird, Aerial Ace, Acrobatics, Beak Blast, Hell's Artificial Sun*, Earth Power, Earthquake, High Jump Kick, Sunsteel Strike, Solar Beam, Sky Attack, Explosion, Sunny Day, U-Turn, Flare Blitz, Focus Blast, Scald, Steam Eruption.
Signature Move: Hell's Artificial Sun- Base 90 Power, Fire-Type, Special, 100 Accuracy, 10 PP. Sets up Sunny Day if it is not already set up. Uses Utsuho's higher stat between Attack and Special Attack for damage calculation.
Signature Z-Move: Subterranean Sun- Converted from Hell's Artificial Sun via Okuunium Z. Fire-type, Base 230 Power, Special. Bypasses Accuracy Check. Sets the weather to Intense Sunlight if it is not already present, which lasts until Utsuho is switched out. Uses Utsuho's higher stat between Attack and Special Attack for damage calculation.
Stats: 90 HP/140 Atk/50 Def/140 SpA/50 Def/110 Spe (BST: 580)

Reasoning: Okuu is a powerful mixed attacker who utilizes both physical and special attacks in her nuclear fusion powered arsenal, and as you might have guessed, LOVES bringing the Sun out. She's a fire-type due to the sun motif and flying-type due to, well, being a bird (a hell crow to be precise), which is also why she has moves like Brave Bird, Beak Blast and Roost. She consumed the corpse of the Yatagarasu, and as such gained the power to manipulate Nuclear Fusion. As a result, she can learn pretty much every Fire, Heat and Sun-based attack there is, even moves that would normally be signature to legendaries, such as Magma Storm, Blue Flare, Sunsteel Strike and Steam Eruption. Her first appearance is as the Final Boss of Subterranean Animism.

Her Signature Ability, Nuclear Fusion, is simple in practice. Her power is known to burn things pretty badly (given how she's hurling SUNS at people), and given how she's a walking embodiment of a sun god, she resists Water and Ice attacks well (I mean, you wouldn't use water and ice to try put out a sun, would you?) but in turn her radioactive powers are kept in check by Steel-Types, who resist her fiery assaults. It also lets her fire off Solar Beam without fear of a charge time (Because come on, she's basically a walking, talking sun generator), but only when using this power. Her other two abilities revolve around either her focus on firepower over gimmicks and her associated weather in Hisoutensoku, the Scorching Sun weather. This also shows up in her Signature move and Signature Z-Move, which both set up a variant of Sunny Day. This also applies to her stats: while Okuu has a lot of HP, her defenses are poor. However, she's also very fast and hits hella hard, as befitting for one who manipulates and is powered by Nuclear Fusion. For Pokemon who appreciate the power of sunlight, you can't really go wrong with pairing them with Okuu. Speaking of suns, her signature move, Hell's Artificial Sun, and her Z-Move, Subterranean Sun, are both based on spell cards in Touhou: Subterranean Animism (In fact they're the same spell card, with Hell's Artificial Sun being used on Easy and Normal and Subterranean Sun being used on Hard and Lunatic).

However, Utsuho, like others sharing her type (see: Charizard, Moltres, Talonflame and Ho-Oh) DOES NOT like dealing with Stealth Rocks. She can clear them away with Defog but doesn't want to switch into them ever.

Example Special Attacker Moveset

Utsuho@Okuunium Z/Life Orb
Ability: Nuclear Fusion
Nature: Modest/Timid
EVs: 252 SpA, 252 Spe, 4 HP
-Hell's Artificial Sun/Blue Flare/Fiery Dance
-Steam Eruption/Scald
-Solar Beam
-Earth Power/Focus Blast/Tailwind/Roost/Defog

Example Physical Utsuho

Utsuho@Okuunium Z/Life Orb
Ability: Nuclear Fusion
Nature: Adamant/Jolly
EVs: 252 Atk, 252 Spe, 4 HP
-Hell's Artificial Sun/Flare Blitz
-Brave Bird/Beak Blast
-Earthquake/Sunsteel Strike/High Jump Kick
-Tailwind/U-Turn/Explosion/Roost/Defog
Pokémon: Yuyuko Saigyouji (Touhou Youyoumu ~ Perfect Cherry Blossom)
Type: Ghost/Grass
Ability: Grassy Surge/Levitate/Manipulation of Death (HA)
Signature Ability: Manipulation of Death- Every attack that hits has a 2% chance to instantly faint the target. Foes that make contact have a 1% chance of fainting immediately.
Moves: Ghastly Dream*, Shadow Ball, Energy Ball, Petal Blizzard, Shadow Sneak, Destiny Bond, Protect, Swagger, Flatter, Ingrain, Every OHKO move, Synthesis, Phantom Force, Attack Order, Defend Order, Heal Order, Crunch, Stockpile, Swallow, Spit Up, etc.
Signature Move: Ghastly Dream: Ghost-type, Base 90 Power, Special. Deals damage based on Yuyuko's higher attack stat. Has a 2% chance to instantly faint the target.
Signature Z-Move: Saigyouji Flawless Nirvana- Ghost-type, Status. Upgraded from Ghastly Dream via the Yuyukonium Z. Instantly faints the target. Affects Normal-type Pokemon.
Stats: 110 HP/110 Atk/110 Def/120 SpA/110 SpD/30 Spe (590 BST)
Tier Warning: Manipulation of Death, Ghastly Dream and Yuyukonium Z are banned in Overused under the OHKO Clause.
Reasoning: Yuyuko Saigyouji first appears as the Final Boss of Perfect Cherry Blossom. She's a ghost who shares the same power as the Saigyou Ayakashi, a youkai tree, and is mostly associated with Cherry Blossoms (hence the Ghost/Grass-typing and Grassy Surge). And of course since it's Touhou, that means flight and thus Levitate. However, her Hidden Ability and Signature Move/Z-Move are a direct reference to her ability in Touhou canon: The ability to cause things to die. Since OHKO moves are banned in OU, this means that Yuyuko cannot use her Hidden ability in OU, either, as this turns ALL of her attacks into potential OHKO moves, albeit at a very low chance (Ghastly Dream, her signature has the highest non-100% rate which is 4% total). Her Z-Move is based on her Last Word from Imperishable Night, which is said to be the incarnation of her ability. Thus it only seemed fitting to make it a guaranteed OHKO and one of the main reasons to use Yuyuko in Ubers: If she can get a chance to fire her Z-Move off, that is one target immediately gone from the battle. Her other moves are standard ghost- and grass-type fare, save for a few. Yuyuko's projectiles often take the form of spectral butterflies, hence why she also has access to Attack Order, Defend Order and Heal Order. Lastly, Yuyuko is known for her immense appetite, hence Stockpile, Swallow and Spit Up. Also Levitate because... yeah. It's Touhou.

Playing against Yuyuko in Ubers is a risky affair because even if a 'counter' switches in, there's a chance, however small, that her ability might just pop up and ruin whatever your would-be Yuyuko counter would attempt by promptly saying 'WELCOME TO DIE!', before promptly, well, killing them. Remember, people die if they are killed. That and a predicted switch could result in a Saigyouji Flawless Nirvana to the face and... yeah. They still die. In OU you don't have to worry about that, thankfully, since OHKO Clause prohibits the use of Ghastly Dream and Manipulation of Death, but Grassy Surge can be just as annoying, given Yuyuko's great bulk. She can prove to be a very annoying wall that's tough to break. After all, you can't kill something that's already dead.

Her stats are a bit different though. In the games, Yuyuko is often depicted as slow-moving, but has wide range coverage and, in the fighting games, good options for any situation, so her stats save for Speed are all very high and well-rounded.
Pokémon : Sakuya Izayoi (Touhou Koumakyou ~ Embodiment of Scarlet Devil)
Type: Steel/Fighting
Abilities: Levitate / Speed Boost / Sakuya's World (HA)
Signature Ability: Sakuya's World- Always moves first, regardless of speed, against any moves with a Priority below +3. (As in, +3 and above moves will go before her).
Moves: Fake Out, Trick Room, Close Combat, High Jump Kick, Extreme Speed, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, X-Scissor, Acrobatics, First Impression, Throat Chop, Slash, Night Slash, Smart Strike, Silver Edge*, Swords Dance, Detect, Substitute, Memento, Snatch, Torment, Acupressure, U-Turn, Parting Shot, Speed Swap
Signature Move: Silver Edge - Physical, Steel-Type, 90 BP, 100 Acc, 10 PP. High critical hit ratio, Super Effective against Dark- and Ghost- Types.
Signature Z-Move: Deflation World - Converted from Silver Edge using Sakuyanium Z. Steel-type, 200 BP, Physical. Super Effective against Dark- and Ghost- types. +5 Priority (yes, it goes before Protect).
Stats: 90 HP / 130 Atk / 90 Def / 60 SpA / 90 SpD/ 130 Spe (BST: 590)
Reasoning: Sakuya is the maid of Remilia Scarlet and likely a former vampire hunter, though she has either forgotten or simply refuses to divulge her past before meeting the Scarlet Devil. Her typing relates to her primary weapon of choice (her enchanted silver knives) and her close-quarters combat skills, two main facets of her possible former identity. Her normal abilities are Levitate (Because it's Touhou, she can fly obviously) and Speed Boost, but her most notable ability is her hidden ability, Sakuya's World, which is a direct nod to her ability in canon: She can manipulate time. She's a primarily physical combatant with not much variety to her name, but she doesn't really need it. She's got a plethora of priority moves for sets not using her Hidden Ability, and her Hidden Ability allows her to use her high power moves without fear of being outsped. Her signature move, Silver Edge, is a representation of her silver knives, which work well against Vampires and other such demonic beings, which affords it a unique super-effectiveness against Dark and Ghost- types. Her other moves are either relative to her time manipulation powers (Trick Room, Fake Out, Speed Swap, Extreme Speed, Sucker Punch, First Impression, Detect), Her general wit and devotion to her mistress (Memento, Snatch, Torment, U-Turn, Parting Shot), her close-quarters combat skills (Close Combat, High Jump Kick, Knock Off, X Scissor, Acrobatics, Throat Chop, Slash, Night Slash, Smart Strike, Swords Dance) or some combination of them (Substitute mainly). Sakuya's stats are generally high across the board save for her special attack due to her mistress' demands to be the perfect maid forcing Sakuya to toughen up A LOT. She's not extremely strong in any one area, but she's not particularly weak in any area either. Her Z-Move is based on her Last Word in Imperishable Night of the same name: Deflation World, and serves as an ultimate demonstration of her time manipulation powers. Not even Protect, Detect, Quick Guard or the like will save the unfortunate target from Sakuya's Z-Move.

Sample Attacker Sakuya Set w/Sakuya's World:

Sakuya@Sakuyanium Z
Ability: Sakuya's World
EVs: 252 Atk, 252 HP, 4 Def
Adamant Nature
- Silver Edge
- Close Combat/High Jump Kick
- Knock Off/Throat Chop/Night Slash
- Filler
Filler=Swords Dance/Detect/Substitute/Memento/Snatch/Torment/Acupressure/U-Turn/Parting Shot/Speed Swap/Acrobatics/X-Scissor/Trick Room

Trick Room Sakuya:

Sakuya@Sakuyanium Z
Ability: Sakuya's World
EVs: 252 Atk, 252 HP, 4 Def/SpD
Adamant Nature
-Trick Room
-Silver Edge
-Close Combat/High Jump Kick
-Coverage

Swords Dance Sakuya
Sakuya@Sakuyanium Z/Leftovers/Life Orb
Ability: Levitate/Speed Boost/Sakuya's World
EVS: 252 Atk. Whether Speed or HP depends on the ability, 4 in the other stat.
Adamant/Jolly Nature
-Silver Edge
-Swords Dance
-Close Combat/High Jump Kick
-Coverage

Offensive Pivot Sakuya
Sakuya@Leftovers/Choice Band/Choice Scarf
Ability: Levitate/Sakuya's World
EVs: Same as the Swords Dance Set: Speed or HP depends on the ability.
-Silver Edge
-U-Turn
-Filler
-Filler
Pokémon: Khezu
Shiny: Red Khezu
Type: Dragon/Electric
Ability: Levitate / Adaptibility / Silence (negates all sound-based moves except for one used by Khezu)
Moves: Draco Meteor, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Boomburst, Dragon Pulse, Clanging Scales, Magnet Rise, Charge Beam, Volt Switch, Zap Cannon, Blizzard, Frost Breath, Earth Power (I'll add more later, etc.)
Grounding | Electric | 150 BP | 100% Acc | -3 Priority | 16 PP | Ignores Immunities | Attack hits if a Physical move hits Khezu | (p much a shell trap clone)
Stats: 80/60/120/140/80/120

Reasoning: I just wanted everyone to know the beautiful theme of this monster in Monster Hunter. How else better to spread its existence than to include it in this thread. This beautiful creature has 3 weaknesses, 4 if you don't use Levitate. Wonderful BoltBeam coverage without Ice Beam, because I felt like it didn't need to be that powerful. Ice moves on an Electric based monster might seem weird, but his main environment is the cold. Even though it is Dragon/Electric and access to Adaptibility, I think it could very well be bad. That low SpDef means it really survive Lele or whatever missed in this thread. His signature move is based one of the actual attacks he has in Monster Hunter, where he'll just stick the floor and give off large discharges of energy.
Pokémon: Hunter
Type: Normal / Steel
Ability: Guts / Bomb Boost (Does 1.5 extra damage for ball and bomb moves) / Iron Skin (Reduces Fighting-type damage by 1/2)
Moves: Egg Bomb, Magnet Bomb, Gyro Ball, Barrage, Rock Blast, Bullet Seed, Seed Bomb, Rock Wrecker, Giga Impact, Skull Bash, Double-Edge, Head Charge, Body Slam, Chip Away, Slash, Swift, Anchor Shot, Iron Head, Meteor Mash, Bullet Punch, Close Combat, Earthquake, Dragon hammer, Dual Chop, Recover
Stats: 130/140/130/40/90/70

Reasoning: I like to think everyone was expecting this. Not the typing, nor abilities, nor move set. But a Hunter nonetheless. Here, he's a physical wall or attacker, how ever you want to make him. I made it possible to stall a little with him and still take out opponents. He'll probably die to a Fire Blast though. Low speed puts him in that awkward speed tier, but he can probably AV or Scarf it for a better play. Anyways, onto the next meme.
Tank
Type:
Normal / Bug
Ability: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Undead Skin (Fluffy clone.) / Regenerator (Get it? Generator?)
Moves: Groundpound, Earthquake, Flame Charge, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Leech Life, X-Scissor, Return, Frustration, Skull Bash, Thrash, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Crush Claw, Facade, Rage, Lung, First Impression, U-Turn, Glare, Growl, Recover, Roar, Refresh, Swords Dance, Bulk Up, Poison Jab, Head Smash, Knock Off, Close Combat, Crunch, Pursuit, Block, Curse, Toxic.
Groundpound | Normal | 100 BP | Physical | 100% Acc | Contact | 10% to paralyze
Stats: 150/130/140/40/80/60

Reasoning: Whoo, what's a Halloween theme with no Zombies? Here we have the Tank from L4D/2. Normal / Bug reflects it's origin of being of a human and bug as the zombie effect was from an Infection. I was kind of stuck as to what to do, but it came to me. Infect allows to become a lategame Sweeper. Undead Skin and Regenerator allows to also possibly toxic stall. All moves either help being offensive or a staller.
Type: Normal / Bug
Ability
: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Tough Claws / Sheer Force
Moves: Sob Story, X-Scissor, Night Slash, Aerial Ace, Crush Claw, Dragon Claw, Knock Off, Leaf Blade, Megahorn, Return, Frustration, Shadow Claw, U-Turn, Wild Charge, Chatter, Clanging Scales, Disarming Voice, Echoed Voice, Hyper Voice, Frost Breath, Psychic. Psyshock, Round, Signal Beam, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Snarl, Snore, Uproar, Bug Buzz, Nasty Plot.
Sob Story | Normal | 100 BP | Special | 100% Acc | 10% to Confuse
Stats: 70/130/60/150/70/150

Reasoning: Again, the human turned zombie infection monster. This one is way more dangerous though, even though frail. It starts out as crying, then as you become closer to it, it will get angry enough to attack you. If you're too close, you will be brought down and attacked until it is dead or you are. I made it so it can be ran mixed. The low defensive stats allows someone to Stone Edge pretty easily. I'd run calcs, but I'm too tired. Sob Story is based on how the Witch is always crying. This may confuse survivors into thinking it is another survivor.
Moon
Type
: Rock | Psychic
Ability: Huge Power / Levitate / Aftermath
Moves: Stone Edge, Flare Blitz, Photon Geyser, Earthquake, Pursuit, Crunch, Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, etc. I want to add more moves, but I will not at the moment.
Z-Move:
Time's Up | Flare Blitz | 200 BP | 100% to Burn
Stats: 100/100/100/100/100/100

Reasoning: If you don't find this thing creepy, you either find it funny or you're messed up somewhere. In the meanwhile, I think I did pretty well. a 200 BP non-STAB Z-Move is not as overpowered as you may think. What is overpowered is the amount of options this thing has and the solid all-around stats it has.
Pokémon: Starman
Type: Psychic/Electric
Ability: Steelworker
Moves: Teleport, Eerie Impulse, Light Screen, Reflect, Charge Beam, Focus Energy, Thunderbolt, Psychic, Psyshock, Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Flash Cannon
Stats: 85/65/100/140/90/100 [BST 580]

Reasoning: The Starman's movepool is more or less inspired with PSI attacks (Teleport from its movement). Eerie Impulse is PSI Magnet, Light Screen and Reflect are both the Shield psychic abilities, Charge Beam and Flash Cannon are Earthbound Beginnings' PSI Beam, Focus Energy is the sudden guts pill, and Psychic and Psyshock are both mandatory STABs, as is Thunderbolt. Now, Ice Beam and Flamethrower are both from the Starman Junior, which can use PSI Freeze α and PSI Fire α/β. Steelworker is basically from how how Starmen may or may not be robots, thus the Steel type boost.
Pokémon: Stone Talus
Type: Rock
Ability: Sturdy / Pressure | Solid Rock
Moves: Head Smash, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Heavy Slam, Stealth Rock
Stats: 100 / 150 / 150 / 50 / 80 / 25 | BST: 555 ( Weight: 875 kg. )
Reasoning: Giant rock monster from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. You see a boulder in the ground, climb on top of it, and suddenly it stands up to reveal arms and legs and throws you off. Upon killing them, you get loot such as gemstones, rock salt, and flint.



Pokémon: Sandstone Talus
Type: Rock / Ground
Ability: Sand Force / Pressure | Solid Rock
Moves: Head Smash, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Earthquake, Heavy Slam, Stealth Rock
Stats: 100 / 130 / 130 / 50 / 120 / 25 | BST: 555 ( Weight: 875 kg. )
Reasoning: Basically a reskin of the Stone Talus.


Pokémon: Igneo Talus
Type: Rock / Fire
Ability: Flame Body / Pressure | Solid Rock
Moves: Head Smash, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Heat Crash, Earthquake, Heavy Slam, Stealth Rock
Stats: 100 / 130 / 180 / 50 / 90 / 25 | BST: 575 ( Weight: 875 kg. )
Reasoning: Red hot glowing Talus. You have to hit it with an ice weapon or wear fireproof clothing, or else you will be burned upon contact.


Pokémon: Frost Talus
Type: Rock / Ice
Ability: Ice Body / Rock Head | Solid Rock
Moves: Head Smash, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Icicle Crash, Ice Shard, Earthquake, Heavy Slam, Stealth Rock
Stats: 100 / 170 / 150 / 50 / 80 / 25 | BST: 575 ( Weight: 875 kg. )
Reasoning: Mystical frozen Talus. Hit it with a fire weapon or wear freezeproof clothing, or you'll be frozen solid upon contact.
Pokémon: Professor Pester
Type: Dark/Poison
Ability: Moxie (Sour)
Sour: While this Pokemon is on your team (even if it isn't out), any Pokemon which loses an item will have it replaced with a Sour Candy. Yes, even your own.
Sour Candy: Upon reaching 20% health or lower, the holder eats this and instantly faints. If the holder is under the effects of Poison, this activates at 30% health instead. If the holder's ability is Sour, it is healed for 40% of its maximum health instead.
Moves: Sucker Punch, Knock Off, Thief, Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Drain Punch, Close Combat, Superpower, Iron Head, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Earthquake, Roar, Recover, Trick, Switcharoo, Fling
Z-Move: Total Meltdown (Pestium-Z). Base move is Recover. Every Pokemon, whether on the field or not, who is holding a Sour Candy loses it, takes 20% of their maximum health in damage and is badly poisoned. For every candy destroyed this way, Professor Pester is healed for 20% of his maximum health and a random stat is boosted.
Stats: 95/102/120/90/105/78
Pokemon: Hornet (Hollow Knight)
Type:
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Ability: Needle and Thread- Physical attacks trap the target
Moves: Megahorn, Extreme Speed, Sticky Web, Quick Attack, Swords Dance, X-Scissor, Leech Life, Lunge, Spider Web, Sacred Sword, Smart Strike, Counter, Close Combat, Double Team, U-Turn, Taunt (gitgud!), Toxic, Substitute
Stats: 90 / 115 / 80 / 55 / 105 / 155 (600 BST)
Justification: The secondary main character of Hollow Knight and future recipient of her own campaign, Hornet is your homocide-inclined rival turned ally who really likes to scream during battle. Her weapon, Needle and Thread, explains itself ability-wise, and her movepool and stats fit her fast and dodgy fighting style. Taunt because she screams "Git Gud!" often.
Pokemon: Broken Vessel (Hollow Knight)
Type:
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Ability: Merciless
Moves: Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Sludge Wave, Sludge Bomb, Cross Poison, Headbang, Sacred Sword, Secret Sword, Bounce, Swords Dance, Roar, Toxic, Toxic Spikes, Recover, Quick Attack, Smart Strike, Earthquake, Shadow Sneak, Shadow Claw
Signature Move: Headbang |
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| 130 BP | 90 Acc | 10 PP | The user goes into a rampage, throwing infection everywhere. Poisons the target before attacking. Inflicts -2 Attack on the user after use. Ignores immunities. Z-Move: 200 BP Acid Downpour
Stats: 45 / 155 / 75 / 80 / 115 / 125 (600 BST)
Reasoning: I'll do it later lol
Pokemon: Frank (Brawl Stars)
Type:
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/
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Abilities: Oblivious / Power Grab (Moxie clone) / Soundproof
Stats: 145 / 145 / 80 / 50 / 50 / 30 (BST: 500)
Moves: Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Superpower, Bulk Up, Gunk Shot, Knock Off, Will-O-Wisp, Pursuit, Brick Break, Curse, Hammer Hit (
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/ Physical / 8 PP / 85% / 120 BP / High Crit Ratio )
Z-Move: Stunning Blow (
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/ Physical / Requires Hammer Hit and Superium Z / 195 BP / Paralyzes the target )

Reasoning: Frank is an undead, hence the ghost type, and uses a gravestone hammer to hit opponents, which gives him the rock type. He is a really bulky and powerful character in the game, which I represented with high health and attack, even though he has a big delay before attacking, which explains the low speed. Oblivious because, well, he's kinda stupid, and soundproof because of his headphones. The names and effect of the custom moves come from Brawl Stars.
Pokémon: Whispy Woods
Type: Grass
Type (as Clanky Woods): Grass/Steel
Ability: Powerful Breath* / Harvest (HA)
*Powerful Breath: Boosts Flying-type moves by 1.5x
Ability: (as Clanky Woods): Filter
Stats: 130/130/100/120/70/50 (600)

Notable Moves: Seed Bomb, Energy Ball, Power Whip, Whispy Inhale*, Air Bullet**, Hurricane, Synthesis, Poison Jab, Gunk Shot, Spikes, Toxic Spikes, Crunch, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Overheat, Heavy Slam, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Stealth Rock
*Whispy Inhale: Physical Flying-type, 90 BP, 100% Accuracy, 15/24 PP, 20% chance to drop target's Defense by 1, Biting move, 175 BP Supersonic Skystrike
**Air Bullet: Special Flying-type, 30 BP, 100% Accuracy, 15/24 PP, hits 3 times, 175 BP Supersonic Skystrike

Notable Moves (as Clanky Woods): gains Clanky Missile*, loses Whispy Inhale, Air Bullet, Hurricane, and Crunch
*Clanky Missile: Physical Steel-type, 30 BP, 100% Accuracy, 15/24 PP, hits 3 times, 175 BP Corkscrew Crash
Sample Sets
Whispy Woods @ Leftovers
Ability: Powerful Breath
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SpA
Brave Nature
- Whispy Inhale
- Seed Bomb
- Stone Edge
- Overheat

Reasoning: Whispy Woods is a tree, hence Grass type. Powerful Breath because Whispy specializes in wind-based attacks using his breath, but obviously cannot fly.

Harvest and Seed Bomb are based on Whispy's apple attacks, while the Poison moves are based on the poisonous version of said attack used as Whispy's Revenge. Power Whip, Spikes, and Toxic Spikes are based on his root attacks. Energy Ball and Synthesis are just because Grass-type. Whispy Inhale comes from the attack of the same name, as does Crunch. Air Bullet inspires the signature move of the same name, while its gust variation gives Hurricane and its dark variation gives Dark Pulse and Shadow Ball. His fiery Burst Fruits from Star Allies give him Fire moves. Heavy Slam comes from his jumping moves. Rock Slide and Stone Edge come from the stone-tossing moves he gets as Clanky Woods in Planet Robobot.

His stats reflect his being a big ol tree. His speed is 50 because while he's rooted in the ground, he's not completely immobile, and can crawl and jump (!) with surprising speed.

Clanky Woods gains the Steel-type due to its cyborg status, gains Clanky Missile from its missile attacks, and loses Powerful Breath, its Flying moves, and Crunch due to lacking a mouth. Clanky Woods also loses Harvest due to not using apple attacks, while gaining Filter due to its metallic bark (and because I couldn't think of anything better).
Pokemon: Crystal Guardian
Type: Rock/Bug
Ability: Filter / Rough Skin
Stats: 85 / 90 / 120 / 110 / 75 / 95
Notable Moves: Power Gem, Bug Buzz, Jump Kick, Energy Ball, Charge Beam, Work Up, Nasty Plot, Earth Power
Reasoning: The Crystal Guardian is a bug miner who got infected and encased in Crystal growths. Because it is encased in Crystals, Filter and Rough Skin fit while also being pretty useful abilities in general. The moves are based on things it does in battle with some energy and laser related attacks thrown in because it shoots lasers almost constantly. It has generally good stats. The attack is a bit higher than you might expect because it was a miner before getting encased in Crystal. Defense is because of the Crystals (again) and it moves around the field pretty quickly which accounts for his speed. Also, we somehow don't have a Rock type winner yet?
Pokemon : Flame Lord
Type : Fire
Abilities : Flash Fire/Blaze(Hidden ability : Mistress of Inferno)
Mistress of Inferno : Increases damage dealt to burning ennemies by 33%
Stats : 50HP/90Atk/80Def/130SpA/90SpD/110Spe (550 total)
Notable moves : Secret Sword, Sacred Sword, U-turn, Quick Attack, Fire Blast, Flamethrower,
Taunt, Work Up, Fire Punch, Eternal Fire*,Scaldic Sword**, Infernal Blade***,Fire Wall****
Z-move : Ancient Fire (Based on Eternal Fire, requires Blazium Z. 220 BP, hits all enemies & allies in doubles.
Burns the pokémon hit.)
*Eternal Fire(130BP|100 Accuracy|Special|5PP|30% chance to burn, hits all ennemies in doubles|Z-move : Inferno Overdrive(195BP))
**Scaldic Sword(40BP|100 Accuracy|Special|40PP|+1 Priority|Z-move : Inferno Overdrive(100BP))
***Infernal Blade(30BP|100 Accuracy|Special|5PP|Hits 3 Times, makes contact|Z-move : Inferno Overdrive(140BP))
****Fire Wall(60BP|100 Accuracy|Special|15PP|Traps the target for 3 turns, reducing their HP by 12.5% each turn|Z-move : Inferno Overdrive(120BP))

The Flame Lord class is meant to be a swordsman and a pyromancer, so I went for pure fire typing for obvious reasons.
Flash Fire and Blaze are no-brainers since they're fire-related abilities. Mistress of Inferno is one of her passives in the game, I had to change
the buffs it provides but it basically works the same, aka be stronger against burnt opponents.
She's originally a mixed attacker oriented towards magic attacks, so I gave her high SpA and speed stats along with
decent physical attack and defenses.
All the new moves are skills from the original game that I adapted as best as I can. Eternal Fire is probably her
best and most spammable move so I gave it high power and no drawbacks, Scaldic Sword is a quick forward dash so I made
it a priority, Infernal Blade is a strong close-ranged 3-hit move, Fire Wall is a kinda weak move damage-wise, but it
prevents opponents from moving by stun-locking them and is extremely simple to land, so I made it into an accurate trapping move with average power.
Ancient Fire is one of her Hyper-active skills and as such became her unique Z-move.
Secret Sword and Sacred Sword 'cause she's still a swordsman, U-turn references the skill Dodge&Slash, Quick Attack = Sonic Assault (an instant forward thrust), all the fire-type moves are here for obvious reasons and Work Up represents the Iron Body - Strong skill since both increase physical and magical (special) attack.
Pokemon: King Boo
Type: Ghost/Dark
Ability: Dark Fear (Opposing Pokemon that flinch while this ability is active will take 25% of their total health in damage, and Pokemon that cannot move due to being paralyzed will take 1/8 of their total health in damage.) / (HA) Illusion
Signature Item: Dark Crown (Halves the damage from "light" moves. List includes: Dazzling Gleam, Flash Cannon, Light of Ruin, Seed Flare, Aurora Beam, Luster Purge, Mirror Shot, Prismatic Laser, Photon Geyser, Sunsteel Strike, Moongeist Beam, Doom Desire, and Flashlight Pulse)
Signature Move: Royal Breaker
- Type: Ghost
- Classification: Special
- Power: 90
- Accuracy: 100
- PP: 15 (max 24)
- Effect: Targets physical defense. Has a 20% chance to flinch the target
Stats: 105 / 86 / 115 / 120 / 109 / 55 (Total: 590)
Other Notable Moves: Fake Out, Moongeist Beam (only compatible with Illusion), Dark Pulse, Moonlight, Thunderbolt, Icy Wind, Earthquake, Lick, Glare, Scary Face, Mean Look, Shadow Sneak, Phantom Force, Pursuit, Trick, Taunt, Fling, Feint, Trick Room, Fake Tears
Overview: The spookiest of all specters in the Mushroom Kingdom, it's none other than King Boo. Ghost typing is very, very obvious here, and Dark comes from the enhancements to his evil powers within the second game of the series (aptly titled Dark Moon). When it comes to frightening people, he does so malevolently, and has even stated (or implied) that he would kill people once Luigi was defeated. This elicits his signature ability, Dark Fear, which cements King Boo as the master of it. Illusion comes from the original Luigi's Mansion, in which he created an illusion inside of a painting, and Dark Moon, in which he possesses illusion magic strong enough to create a nightmarish realm of his very own. His item comes from the source of his power, the gem of his crown, which allowed him to shatter the titular Dark Moon above Evershade Valley and take control of all the ghosts within. As for its effects, King Boo is actually able to straight up resist the power of Luigi's flashlight within the fight, which demonstrates his strength of will. His signature move references the fight within Dark Moon itself, in which King Boo became gigantic and smashed through an illusory hallway using his power. Stats emphasize bulk and special attack, and his lack of speed reflects the way he fights within the game, relatively slowly, but powerfully. His other moves are all about other things King Boo would/likely could do within the Pokemon universe. Most notably, Feint and Fake Out comes from his tendency to frighten people by luring them into false senses of security, Trick Room operates off the same flavor as Illusion, Glare, Mean Look, and Scary Face come from his terrifying visage, Trick comes from being tricky (like his cohorts), and Fake Tears comes from Super Princess Peach, in which he cried in order to put out the lanterns lit by Peach. Moongeist Beam is only compatible with Illusion because it more closely represents his power from Dark Moon.
Sample Movesets:

Trick Room Team Illusion King Boo
King Boo @ Dark Crown/Life Orb
Illusion
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
IVs: 0 Spe
Quiet Nature
-Moongeist Beam
-Thunderbolt
-Icy Wind
-Trick Room / Fake Tears / Glare

Gotcha!
King Boo @ Leftovers
Illusion
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
- Mean Look
- Fake Tears
- Moonlight
- Moongeist Beam/Dark Pulse

Paralyze with Fear
King Boo @ Dark Crown / King's Rock
Dark Fear
252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
Modest Nature
- Fake Out
- Glare
- Royal Breaker/Dark Pulse
- Dark Pulse/Fling
Pokemon: Hero's Shade
Ability: Shade Form (Only works for Hero's Shade. This Pokemon starts in Shade Form. When this Pokemon uses a bite, sound (and Howl), or claw move, it transforms into Wolf Form. When it uses a sword, blade, or cut move, it transforms back into Shade Form. This transformation occurs at the beginning of the turn.)
Type (Shade Form): Fighting/Steel
Type (Wolf Form): Ghost
Signature Moves:
Helm Splitter
- Type: Steel
- Classification: Physical
- Power: 45
- Accuracy: 95
- PP: 20 (max 32)
- Effect: Hits twice. The second hit has a high critical hit ratio. If the foe uses a protection move, this breaks through it and cannot miss. Blade move.
Jump Strike
- Type: Flying
- Classification: Physical
- Power: 100
- Accuracy: 100
- PP: 5 (max 8)
- Effect: If used after Laser Focus, its critical damage will be 2x, and it will strike all enemies. Sword move.
Stats (Shade Form): 100 / 125 / 120 / 80 / 115 / 65 (Total: 605)
Stats (Wolf Form): 100 / 125 / 90 / 80 / 85 / 125 (Total: 605)
Notable Moveset: Swords Dance, Slash, Air Slash, Night Slash, Psycho Cut, Leaf Blade, Solar Blade, Sacred Sword, Secret Sword, Flash Cannon, Calm Mind, Shadow Claw, Metal Claw, Hone Claws, Growl, Noble Roar, Howl, Snarl, Perish Song, Bite, Crunch, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, Poison Fang, Psychic Fangs, Destiny Bond, Night Shade, Pursuit, Fell Stinger, Phantom Force, Guillotine, Laser Focus, Gyro Ball
Overview: The Hero's Shade is the restless spirit of the Hero of Time that takes the form of a skeletal knight that can also be a ghost wolf. If that's not Halloween enough for you, I don't know what is. Before we go over other things, it is important to understand his ability: Shade Form, which allows him to transform between his slower, bulkier armored knight form and his faster, somewhat frailer wolf form. The typing of the wolf form represents his status as a lonely spirit, while his true form is the same typing as a standard "heroic knight". Between his two forms, he has perfect neutral coverage in Sacred Sword and Shadow Claw, which change him to their respectively typed forms. His signature moves, Helm Splitter and Jump Strike, provide a strong STAB and strong coverage, respectively. Each of them functions how they do in the game: Helm Splitter combines the Shield Bash technique with a quick strike on the opponent's head, that puts the Hero's Shade (or Link, in the case of Twilight Princess) behind his target for another strike. The Jump Strike is normally the powerful jump attack, which strikes a single enemy, but it can be charged to hit multiple enemies with a shockwave. His moveset consists of moves that he can use to transition between his two forms, but it also includes some others. Destiny Bond and Night Shade make sense for a spirit to have. Pursuit is a reasonable addition to his moveset as well, as it could very well be something in his power. The rest of his moves represent the seven hidden skills taught in Twilight Princess. The Ending Blow (Fell Stinger), the Shield Attack (represented within Helm Splitter in the fact that it breaks protection), the Back Attack (Phantom Force), the Helm Splitter, the Mortal Draw (Guillotine), the Jump Strike (Laser Focus represents the charge), and the Great Spin (Gyro Ball).
Sample Movesets:

50/50 AV
Hero's Shade @ Assault Vest
252 Atk / 70 SpD / 186 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Shadow Claw
- Ice Fang / Psychic Fangs
- Sacred Sword
- Helm Splitter

SD Wolf
Hero's Shade @ Electrium Z
252 Atk / 4 SpD / 252 Spe
Jolly Nature
- Swords Dance
- Shadow Claw
- Ice Fang / Psychic Fangs
- Thunder Fang (to outpace and kill Greninja)

SD Hero
Hero's Shade @ Flyinium Z / Leftovers
252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 SpD
Adamant Nature
- Swords Dance
- Sacred Sword
- Helm Splitter
- Jump Strike
Pokemon: Megaman (Megaman 11)
Ability: Variability (All moves that are not the same type as the user receive a 1.3x boost to their power.)
Type: Steel
Signature Move: Charge Shot
- Type: Steel
- Classification: Special
- Power: 85
- Accuracy: 95
- PP: 15 (max 24)
- Effect: If the user has a boost to their Attack, this move hits twice, and their Attack is dropped by 1 stage.
- Flavor: The user harnesses solar energy in order to release a powerful blast. When powered up, the user can blast out an extra shot.
Signature Z-Move: Final Charge Shot
- Type: Steel
- Classification: Special
- Power: 180
- Accuracy: -
- PP: 1
- Effect: Powered up from Charge Shot by the Megamanium Z.
- Flavor: By charging up to the limit with solar energy, Megaman attacks with a fierce energy wave.
Stats: 102 / 99 / 89 / 125 / 90 / 95 (Total: 600)
Notable Moveset: Flash Cannon, Shift Gear, Low Sweep, Rock Slide, Power Gem, Stealth Rock, Baneful Bunker, Gunk Shot, Sludge Bomb, Magnet Bomb, Shock Wave, Thunderbolt, Zap Cannon, Electro Ball, Energy Ball, Shadow Ball, Bounce, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Blaze Kick, Smart Strike, Drill Run, Icy Wind, Blizzard
Overview: Megaman is an iconic character, and his return in Megaman 11 is embodied within this moveset. His ability references the Variable Weapons System, and while it isn't quite Protean, it still provides a boost to all of Megaman's fantastic coverage moves. His signature move and his Z-Move are the charged versions of his standard weapon in the game: the Mega Buster. In particular, the Charge Shot is powered up with a second shot while Megaman is in the Power Gear, which is why it depends on him having an Attack boost. Shift Gear is the move that embodies the Double Gear system, and it is Megaman's setup option. With it, he can speed up to use special sets (and power up his Charge Shot) or use it to go physical. Combined with his plethora of coverage moves, Megaman is fighting to save the world... for the eleventh time.
Sample Movesets:
WIP
Neosonic97
Shoopz_Whisper (your typings aren't showing up, let me know so I can edit them in)
KirbyRider1337
Scoopapa
Yahooboo
leonard (from big bang theory)
Gravity Monkey
Pika Xreme
Brodaha
Daiyaga
KeeganSkymin4444
 
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Scoopapa's Talus'
Shoopz_Whisper's Moon
Brodaha's Crystal Guard

ToadBrigade types are as follows:
Khezu: Dragon/Electric | Grounding: Electric
Hunter: Normal/Steel
L4D Witch/Tank: Normal/Bug | Signature Moves: Normal
Moon: Rock/Psychic

there ya go
 
Slate #15
Bonus Theme: Halloween II

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Congratulations to Scoopapa, KeeganSkymin4444, and Neosonic97 for winning with Stone Talus, Mega Man, and X!

Characters for this slate must be related to horror. This includes characters from horror games or characters that are designed to be scary. No cute ghosts or spooky skeletons this time.

Submit your characters for this slate by the 31st of October.
Have fun!​
 
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Might as well just resub this dude...
Pokémon: Specimen 10
Type: Poison/Dark (Normal), Poison/Bug (Leech)
Ability: Adapting Parasite (If Specimen 10 takes a hit in battle, it turns into Specimen 10-Leech. This transformation also activates if Specimen 10 uses a damaging Priority move. (And yes, Pursuit against a switching target counts) Switching out reverts Specimen 10 to its default form.)
Moves: Infestation, Pursuit, Crunch, Leech Life, Poison Fang, Bug Bite, Gastro Acid, Astonish, Toxic, Poison Jab, Dream Eater, Constrict, Bind, Block, Quick Attack, Nightmare, Venom Drench
Stats (Normal): 75/135/100/125/120/45 [BST 600]
Stats (Leech): 75/60/115/65/70/135 [BST 520]

Reasining: In Normal Form, Specimen 10's quite sluggish. However, let it get too close, and it'll chomp on you, dealing lots of damage and covering your screen in some slime. Thus, it gets Infestation. However, get too far away or axe it, and it'll metamorph into a leech-life organism that doesn't hit as hard, but is easily the fastest specimen in the game and the only one that can outpace the player, not to mention there might not be enough invincibility frames between you and the door once that happens. (Note that the "fastest specimen" part doesn't include Specimen 6, which acts kinda like a Weeping Angel.) Thus, Bug-type. The axe won't do anything to Leech!Specimen 10 (Normal form shapeshifts right away when axed, so it likely transforms before getting hit), so the leech has high Defense on top of that Speed. The reason it's Poison-type is because, well, (presumably) alien parasite. However, it really doesn't look like a bug in base form... But being from a horror game and all, it's part-Dark. (It's not a ghost, so no ghost-typing)
 
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Pokemon: King Boo
Type: Ghost/Dark
Ability: Dark Fear (Opposing Pokemon that flinch while this ability is active will take 25% of their total health in damage, and Pokemon that cannot move due to being paralyzed will take 1/8 of their total health in damage.) / (HA) Illusion
Signature Item: Dark Crown (Halves the damage from "light" moves. List includes: Dazzling Gleam, Flash Cannon, Light of Ruin, Seed Flare, Aurora Beam, Luster Purge, Mirror Shot, Prismatic Laser, Photon Geyser, Sunsteel Strike, Moongeist Beam, Doom Desire, and Flashlight Pulse)
Signature Move: Royal Breaker
- Type: Ghost
- Classification: Special
- Power: 90
- Accuracy: 100
- PP: 15 (max 24)
- Effect: Targets physical defense. Has a 20% chance to flinch the target
Stats: 105 / 86 / 115 / 120 / 109 / 55 (Total: 590)
Other Notable Moves: Fake Out, Moongeist Beam (only compatible with Illusion), Dark Pulse, Moonlight, Thunderbolt, Icy Wind, Earthquake, Lick, Glare, Scary Face, Mean Look, Shadow Sneak, Phantom Force, Pursuit, Trick, Taunt, Fling, Feint, Trick Room, Fake Tears
Overview: (King Boo was designed for Luigi's Mansion, which is partially a horror game) The spookiest of all specters in the Mushroom Kingdom, it's none other than King Boo. Ghost typing is very, very obvious here, and Dark comes from the enhancements to his evil powers within the second game of the series (aptly titled Dark Moon). When it comes to frightening people, he does so malevolently, and has even stated (or implied) that he would kill people once Luigi was defeated. This elicits his signature ability, Dark Fear, which cements King Boo as the master of it. Illusion comes from the original Luigi's Mansion, in which he created an illusion inside of a painting, and Dark Moon, in which he possesses illusion magic strong enough to create a nightmarish realm of his very own. His item comes from the source of his power, the gem of his crown, which allowed him to shatter the titular Dark Moon above Evershade Valley and take control of all the ghosts within. As for its effects, King Boo is actually able to straight up resist the power of Luigi's flashlight within the fight, which demonstrates his strength of will. His signature move references the fight within Dark Moon itself, in which King Boo became gigantic and smashed through an illusory hallway using his power. Stats emphasize bulk and special attack, and his lack of speed reflects the way he fights within the game, relatively slowly, but powerfully. His other moves are all about other things King Boo would/likely could do within the Pokemon universe. Most notably, Feint and Fake Out comes from his tendency to frighten people by luring them into false senses of security, Trick Room operates off the same flavor as Illusion, Glare, Mean Look, and Scary Face come from his terrifying visage, Trick comes from being tricky (like his cohorts), and Fake Tears comes from Super Princess Peach, in which he cried in order to put out the lanterns lit by Peach. Moongeist Beam is only compatible with Illusion because it more closely represents his power from Dark Moon.
Sample Movesets:

Trick Room Team Illusion King Boo
King Boo @ Dark Crown/Life Orb
Illusion
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
IVs: 0 Spe
Quiet Nature
-Moongeist Beam
-Thunderbolt
-Icy Wind
-Trick Room / Fake Tears / Glare

Gotcha!
King Boo @ Leftovers
Illusion
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
- Mean Look
- Fake Tears
- Moonlight
- Moongeist Beam/Dark Pulse

Paralyze with Fear
King Boo @ Dark Crown / King's Rock
Dark Fear
252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
Modest Nature
- Fake Out
- Glare
- Royal Breaker/Dark Pulse
- Dark Pulse/Fling
 
>Halloween II

Oh boy time to-

>No cute ghosts or spooky skeletons this time.

Gah! Welp, Count me out for this slate, Horror games are not my forte.

Oh well, at least X won... alongside his older brother, to boot. Huh.
 
It can be scary characters in general too. Think about Redeads from Zelda and other similar characters/enemies.

I'm no good with spooky things like that. Although I guess now that you mention it, there is one I can think of? And it is from Zelda. I mean I guess I'll be cramping Pika Xreme's tendency to make multi-form 'mons, at least. Although I don't know whether to call it scary or just plain unsettling.

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Pokémon: **Majora** (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask). It has three forms: Majora-Mask, Majora-Incarnation and Majora-Wrath. It starts the battle as Majora's Mask, and transforms for each 30% HP it has lost (So if it loses 60% hp from full, it will skip Majora's Incarnation and go straight into Majora's Wrath. This is built into Majora itself and cannot be disabled. Form Changes last until Majora faints).
Type: Dark/Ghost in all three forms.
Abilities: Majora-Mask has Filter, Majora-Incarnation has Tangled Feet, Majora-Wrath has Intimidate. All three have A Terrible Fate as a hidden ability.
Signature Ability: A Terrible Fate- All moves which inflict status effects (Except for Flinching) or debuff stats as a secondary effect: e.g. Flamethrower's burn chance or Shadow Ball's SpDef drop chance) have their infliction rate tripled. All attacks become critical hits against a foe suffering from a status ailment.
Moves: Flamethrower, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Focus Blast, Scald, Poison Jab, Crunch, Zen Headbutt, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Fire Lash, Trop Kick, Body Slam, etc.
Stats: 100 HP/100 Atk/100 Def/100 SpA/100 SpD/100 Spe (BST: 600) as Majora-Mask.
100 HP/ 120 Atk/80 Def/120 SpA/80 SpD/110 Spe (BST: 610) as Majora-Incarnation
100 HP/140 Atk/60 Def/140 SpA/60 SpD/130 Spe (BST: 630) as Majora-Wrath.
Reasoning: So... Majora. The primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. The one responsible for the moon being dropped on Termina. The one who took control of the Skull Kid. I'm not going to lie, if there's one game I shied away from playing due to just how much it creeped me out, it was DEFINITELY The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. The typing comes from the fact that Majora is an evil spirit that resides within the titular mask, and the moveset and mechanics behind Majora's form changing are based on the actual fight with it in the finale of Majora's Mask. Its signature ability references how it cursed Link at the very beginning of Majora's Mask (And one of the most famous phrases from said game: "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?"), by giving all of its offensive moves a much greater chance to inflict secondary status ailments: Suddenly Sludge Bomb will almost always poison the target, Shadow Ball will be getting Special Defense drops left and right, Scald is almost a guaranteed burn, and so on. If that wasn't enough, statused targets are always critted from its attacks (Basically Merciless, but it works for all status ailments except confusion), referencing how it can instantly kill Link in the fight using its fire beam, assuming it hits Link's Deku or Zora forms. Majora starts the fight with the typical Mythical stat spread of 100 across the board in its Mask form, but steadily sheds defense for more offensive clout in its later forms, referencing how the mask was the hardest form to hit, but the least threatening in regards to its attacks.
 
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mean I guess I'll be cramping Pika Xreme's tendency to make multi-form 'mons, at least.

Not my darn fault that the Kirby series has a lot of characters with multiple forms.

It can be scary characters in general too. Think about Redeads from Zelda and other similar characters/enemies.

It also has a lot of those!

But, um, quick question, what do we do in the case of characters with the same name as a winner?
 
Speaking of multi-form 'mons...

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A harmless-looking fairy with a dark secret...
The image above is purely an out-of-battle form, like Xerneas' Neutral Mode. In battle, Airy is sent out in Larva Form.

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Pokémon: Airy (Larva Form)
Type: Poison/Bug
Ability: Wicked Thing - If Airy spends two consecutive full turns without being attacked directly (regardless of Spiky Shield), then she enters her Final Form. Otherwise, she enters Pupa Form instead. This Ability cannot be suppressed, bypassed, or copied.
Moves: Infestation, Thunder Wave, Fake Out, Steamroller, Play Rough, Gunk Shot, Sludge Wave, Toxic, Hex, Venoshock, Spiky Shield, Fire Blast, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Hurricane, Earth Power, Dark Pulse, Attract, Taunt, Torment, Signal Beam, Recover, Acedia*
*Bug, Other, 5 PP | Clears all opponents' stat boosts and volatile status conditions. Sets up a field effect that causes the next opponent-hitting attack to deal super-effective damage. (Immunities are not ignored.) | Buginium Z: resets the user's lowered stats
Stats: 112/111/75/66/100/70 | 534 BST

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Pokémon: Airy (Pupa Form)
Z-Move: Imperfect Flare - Fire, Special, 190 BP | Hits all foes. Can only be used by Airy in her Pupa Form. | Move: Fire Blast | Z-Crystal: Airium Z
Stats: 88/111/75/138/100/88 | 600 BST

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Pokémon: Airy (Final Form)
Z-Move: Zeta Flare - Fire, Special, 210 BP | Hits all foes. Can only be used by Airy in her Final Form. | Move: Fire Blast | Z-Crystal: Airium Z
Stats: 88/120/75/150/112/121 | 666 BST

Reasoning
  • Typing - Airy is weak to fire and cannot be poisoned. She resembles bugs in her first two forms, and her presence is poisonous to the universe.
  • Moves and stats - Mostly derived from the game of origin. Signal Beam is a notable exception (added STAB option), some moves are multiple derived from one move of origin, Imperfect Flare is a Z-Move placeholder so that Airium Z is not dead weight on Pupa Form, and I tried to avoid making Acedia too broken. (Giving every form access to every move not named Zeta Flare might seem illogical, but anything beyond that would be too complicated.)
  • Ability - Named after the theme song of her Larva Form. The effect is based on the two story paths in which she is fought.
    • The bad ending, in which the protagonists disobey Airy, has her in Pupa Form as the final boss. The disobedience is represented as attacking directly.
    • The true ending, in which Airy completely deceives the protagonists, has her in Final Form as the penultimate boss. This sort of going with the flow is represented as a lack of direct attacks.
 
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A benevolent creature, 02 rarely presents any trouble in the cloud levels of Shiver Star. - Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Official Strategy Guide
Pokémon: Zero
Type: Dark/Poison
Ability: Last-Ditch Effort* / Levitate (Hidden)
Ability (as Zero-Iris): Speed Boost
Ability (as 0²): Tough It Out!** / Levitate (Hidden)
*Last-Ditch Effort: If the user is Zero, turns into Zero-Iris and restores HP upon being KOed.
**Tough It Out!: The opponent cannot switch.
Stats: 100/90/130/120/80/80 (600)
Stats (as Zero-Iris): 20/90/20/120/20/150 (420)
Stats (as 0²): 120/90/150/140/110/70 (680)
Notable Moves: Red Tears*, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Psychic, Psyshock, Roost, Energy Ball, Thunderbolt, Thunder, Thunder Wave, Focus Blast, Aura Sphere, Defog, Haze
*Red Tears: Special Poison, 95 BP, 100% accuracy, 15/24 PP, independent 20% chances to lower target's Attack by 1 and to flinch. 175 BP Acid Downpour.
Zero @ Leftovers / Life Orb
Ability: Last-Ditch Effort
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 Spe
Modest Nature
- Red Tears
- Dark Pulse
- Aura Sphere / Focus Blast
- Psyshock / Roost

0² @ Leftovers
Ability: Tough It Out! / Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA
Bold Nature
- Roost
- Defog
- Haze / Thunder Wave
- Red Tears
Reasoning: Dark because Zero is the leader of the Dark Matter hordes, and hoo boy are those guys Dark-type. Poison because I felt it was the closest match for Zero's infamous ability to use its own blood to attack, which is also the source of the move Red Tears. Last-Ditch Effort is based on Zero's second phase. Tough It Out! is based on how, unlike in the rest of Kirby 64, you are unable to quit the stage when fighting 0². Its stats are roughly based on its boss fights. Most of its moves are based, to varying degrees of looseness, on attacks used by it or by Dark Matter. Roost and Defog are because 0² has wings, Dark Pulse because STAB, Psychic and Psyshock due to its possession abilities (controlling the minds of others), and Haze because its Japanese name, Black Mist, pretty aptly describes the areas where Zero and 0² are fought, which they created.
 
Tank
Type:
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Ability: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Undead Skin (Fluffy clone.) / Regenerator (Get it? Generator?)
Moves: Groundpound, Earthquake, Flame Charge, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Leech Life, X-Scissor, Return, Frustration, Skull Bash, Thrash, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Crush Claw, Facade, Rage, Lung, First Impression, U-Turn, Glare, Growl, Recover, Roar, Refresh, Swords Dance, Bulk Up, Poison Jab, Head Smash, Knock Off, Close Combat, Crunch, Pursuit, Block, Curse, Toxic.
Groundpound |
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| 100 BP | Physical | 100% Acc | Contact | 10% to paralyze
Stats: 150/130/140/40/80/60

Reasoning: Whoo, what's a Halloween theme with no Zombies? Here we have the Tank from L4D/2. Normal / Bug reflects it's origin of being of a human and bug as the zombie effect was from an Infection. I was kind of stuck as to what to do, but it came to me. Infect allows to become a lategame Sweeper. Undead Skin and Regenerator allows to also possibly toxic stall. All moves either help being offensive or a staller.
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Ability
: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Tough Claws / Sheer Force
Moves: Sob Story, X-Scissor, Night Slash, Aerial Ace, Crush Claw, Dragon Claw, Knock Off, Leaf Blade, Megahorn, Return, Frustration, Shadow Claw, U-Turn, Wild Charge, Chatter, Clanging Scales, Disarming Voice, Echoed Voice, Hyper Voice, Frost Breath, Psychic. Psyshock, Round, Signal Beam, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Snarl, Snore, Uproar, Bug Buzz, Nasty Plot.
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| 100 BP | Special | 100% Acc | 10% to Confuse

Stats: 70/130/60/150/70/150

Reasoning: Again, the human turned zombie infection monster. This one is way more dangerous though, even though frail. It starts out as crying, then as you become closer to it, it will get angry enough to attack you. If you're too close, you will be brought down and attacked until it is dead or you are. I made it so it can be ran mixed. The low defensive stats allows someone to Stone Edge pretty easily. I'd run calcs, but I'm too tired. Sob Story is based on how the Witch is always crying. This may confuse survivors into thinking it is another survivor.
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Ability: Huge Power / Levitate / Aftermath
Moves: Stone Edge, Flare Blitz, Photon Geyser, Earthquake, Pursuit, Crunch, Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, etc. I want to add more moves, but I will not at the moment.
Z-Move:
Time's Up | Flare Blitz | 200 BP | 100% to Burn
Stats: 100/100/100/100/100/100

Reasoning: If you don't find this thing creepy, you either find it funny or you're messed up somewhere. In the meanwhile, I think I did pretty well. a 200 BP non-STAB Z-Move is not as overpowered as you may think. What is overpowered is the amount of options this thing has and the solid all-around stats it has.

I'm just going to resub these. Excuse my "laziness", college and school is inhibiting me from making more.
 
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Pokémon: Specimen 10
Type: Poison/Dark (Normal), Poison/Bug (Leech)
Ability: Adapting Parasite (If Specimen 10 takes a hit in battle, it turns into Specimen 10-Leech. This transformation also activates if Specimen 10 uses a damaging Priority move. (And yes, Pursuit against a switching target counts) Switching out reverts Specimen 10 to its default form.)
Moves: Infestation, Pursuit, Crunch, Leech Life, Poison Fang, Bug Bite, Gastro Acid, Astonish, Toxic, Poison Jab, Dream Eater, Constrict, Bind, Block, Quick Attack, Nightmare, Venom Drench
Stats (Normal): 75/135/100/125/120/45 [BST 600]
Stats (Leech): 75/60/115/65/70/135 [BST 520]

Reasining: In Normal Form, Specimen 10's quite sluggish. However, let it get too close, and it'll chomp on you, dealing lots of damage and covering your screen in some slime. Thus, it gets Infestation. However, get too far away or axe it, and it'll metamorph into a leech-life organism that doesn't hit as hard, but is easily the fastest specimen in the game and the only one that can outpace the player, not to mention there might not be enough invincibility frames between you and the door once that happens. (Note that the "fastest specimen" part doesn't include Specimen 6, which acts kinda like a Weeping Angel.) Thus, Bug-type. The axe won't do anything to Leech!Specimen 10 (Normal form shapeshifts right away when axed, so it likely transforms before getting hit), so the leech has high Defense on top of that Speed. The reason it's Poison-type is because, well, (presumably) alien parasite. However, it really doesn't look like a bug in base form... But being from a horror game and all, it's part-Dark. (It's not a ghost, so no ghost-typing)
Pokemon: King Boo
Type: Ghost/Dark
Ability: Dark Fear (Opposing Pokemon that flinch while this ability is active will take 25% of their total health in damage, and Pokemon that cannot move due to being paralyzed will take 1/8 of their total health in damage.) / (HA) Illusion
Signature Item: Dark Crown (Halves the damage from "light" moves. List includes: Dazzling Gleam, Flash Cannon, Light of Ruin, Seed Flare, Aurora Beam, Luster Purge, Mirror Shot, Prismatic Laser, Photon Geyser, Sunsteel Strike, Moongeist Beam, Doom Desire, and Flashlight Pulse)
Signature Move: Royal Breaker
- Type: Ghost
- Classification: Special
- Power: 90
- Accuracy: 100
- PP: 15 (max 24)
- Effect: Targets physical defense. Has a 20% chance to flinch the target
Stats: 105 / 86 / 115 / 120 / 109 / 55 (Total: 590)
Other Notable Moves: Fake Out, Moongeist Beam (only compatible with Illusion), Dark Pulse, Moonlight, Thunderbolt, Icy Wind, Earthquake, Lick, Glare, Scary Face, Mean Look, Shadow Sneak, Phantom Force, Pursuit, Trick, Taunt, Fling, Feint, Trick Room, Fake Tears
Overview: (King Boo was designed for Luigi's Mansion, which is partially a horror game) The spookiest of all specters in the Mushroom Kingdom, it's none other than King Boo. Ghost typing is very, very obvious here, and Dark comes from the enhancements to his evil powers within the second game of the series (aptly titled Dark Moon). When it comes to frightening people, he does so malevolently, and has even stated (or implied) that he would kill people once Luigi was defeated. This elicits his signature ability, Dark Fear, which cements King Boo as the master of it. Illusion comes from the original Luigi's Mansion, in which he created an illusion inside of a painting, and Dark Moon, in which he possesses illusion magic strong enough to create a nightmarish realm of his very own. His item comes from the source of his power, the gem of his crown, which allowed him to shatter the titular Dark Moon above Evershade Valley and take control of all the ghosts within. As for its effects, King Boo is actually able to straight up resist the power of Luigi's flashlight within the fight, which demonstrates his strength of will. His signature move references the fight within Dark Moon itself, in which King Boo became gigantic and smashed through an illusory hallway using his power. Stats emphasize bulk and special attack, and his lack of speed reflects the way he fights within the game, relatively slowly, but powerfully. His other moves are all about other things King Boo would/likely could do within the Pokemon universe. Most notably, Feint and Fake Out comes from his tendency to frighten people by luring them into false senses of security, Trick Room operates off the same flavor as Illusion, Glare, Mean Look, and Scary Face come from his terrifying visage, Trick comes from being tricky (like his cohorts), and Fake Tears comes from Super Princess Peach, in which he cried in order to put out the lanterns lit by Peach. Moongeist Beam is only compatible with Illusion because it more closely represents his power from Dark Moon.
Sample Movesets:

Trick Room Team Illusion King Boo
King Boo @ Dark Crown/Life Orb
Illusion
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
IVs: 0 Spe
Quiet Nature
-Moongeist Beam
-Thunderbolt
-Icy Wind
-Trick Room / Fake Tears / Glare

Gotcha!
King Boo @ Leftovers
Illusion
252 HP / 4 Def / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
- Mean Look
- Fake Tears
- Moonlight
- Moongeist Beam/Dark Pulse

Paralyze with Fear
King Boo @ Dark Crown / King's Rock
Dark Fear
252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 SpD
Modest Nature
- Fake Out
- Glare
- Royal Breaker/Dark Pulse
- Dark Pulse/Fling
Pokémon: **Majora** (The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask). It has three forms: Majora-Mask, Majora-Incarnation and Majora-Wrath. It starts the battle as Majora's Mask, and transforms for each 30% HP it has lost (So if it loses 60% hp from full, it will skip Majora's Incarnation and go straight into Majora's Wrath. This is built into Majora itself and cannot be disabled. Form Changes last until Majora faints).
Type: Dark/Ghost in all three forms.
Abilities: Majora-Mask has Filter, Majora-Incarnation has Tangled Feet, Majora-Wrath has Intimidate. All three have A Terrible Fate as a hidden ability.
Signature Ability: A Terrible Fate- All moves which inflict status effects (Except for Flinching) or debuff stats as a secondary effect: e.g. Flamethrower's burn chance or Shadow Ball's SpDef drop chance) have their infliction rate tripled. All attacks become critical hits against a foe suffering from a status ailment.
Moves: Flamethrower, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Sludge Bomb, Focus Blast, Scald, Poison Jab, Crunch, Zen Headbutt, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Fire Lash, Trop Kick, Body Slam, etc.
Stats: 100 HP/100 Atk/100 Def/100 SpA/100 SpD/100 Spe (BST: 600) as Majora-Mask.
100 HP/ 120 Atk/80 Def/120 SpA/80 SpD/110 Spe (BST: 610) as Majora-Incarnation
100 HP/140 Atk/60 Def/140 SpA/60 SpD/130 Spe (BST: 630) as Majora-Wrath.
Reasoning: So... Majora. The primary antagonist of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. The one responsible for the moon being dropped on Termina. The one who took control of the Skull Kid. I'm not going to lie, if there's one game I shied away from playing due to just how much it creeped me out, it was DEFINITELY The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. The typing comes from the fact that Majora is an evil spirit that resides within the titular mask, and the moveset and mechanics behind Majora's form changing are based on the actual fight with it in the finale of Majora's Mask. Its signature ability references how it cursed Link at the very beginning of Majora's Mask (And one of the most famous phrases from said game: "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?"), by giving all of its offensive moves a much greater chance to inflict secondary status ailments: Suddenly Sludge Bomb will almost always poison the target, Shadow Ball will be getting Special Defense drops left and right, Scald is almost a guaranteed burn, and so on. If that wasn't enough, statused targets are always critted from its attacks (Basically Merciless, but it works for all status ailments except confusion), referencing how it can instantly kill Link in the fight using its fire beam, assuming it hits Link's Deku or Zora forms. Majora starts the fight with the typical Mythical stat spread of 100 across the board in its Mask form, but steadily sheds defense for more offensive clout in its later forms, referencing how the mask was the hardest form to hit, but the least threatening in regards to its attacks.
Pokémon: Airy (Larva Form)
Type: Poison/Bug
Ability: Wicked Thing - If Airy spends two consecutive full turns without being attacked directly (regardless of Spiky Shield), then she enters her Final Form. Otherwise, she enters Pupa Form instead. This Ability cannot be suppressed, bypassed, or copied.
Moves: Infestation, Thunder Wave, Fake Out, Steamroller, Play Rough, Gunk Shot, Sludge Wave, Toxic, Hex, Venoshock, Spiky Shield, Fire Blast, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, Hurricane, Earth Power, Dark Pulse, Attract, Taunt, Torment, Signal Beam, Recover, Acedia*
*Bug, Other, 5 PP | Clears all opponents' stat boosts and volatile status conditions. Sets up a field effect that causes the next opponent-hitting attack to deal super-effective damage. (Immunities are not ignored.) | Buginium Z: resets the user's lowered stats
Stats: 112/111/75/66/100/70 | 534 BST

Pokémon: Airy (Pupa Form)
Z-Move: Imperfect Flare - Fire, Special, 190 BP | Hits all foes. Can only be used by Airy in her Pupa Form. | Move: Fire Blast | Z-Crystal: Airium Z
Stats: 88/111/75/138/100/88 | 600 BST

Pokémon: Airy (Final Form)
Z-Move: Zeta Flare - Fire, Special, 210 BP | Hits all foes. Can only be used by Airy in her Final Form. | Move: Fire Blast | Z-Crystal: Airium Z
Stats: 88/120/75/150/112/121 | 666 BST

Reasoning
  • Typing - Airy is weak to fire and cannot be poisoned. She resembles bugs in her first two forms, and her presence is poisonous to the universe.
  • Moves and stats - Mostly derived from the game of origin. Signal Beam is a notable exception (added STAB option), some moves are multiple derived from one move of origin, Imperfect Flare is a Z-Move placeholder so that Airium Z is not dead weight on Pupa Form, and I tried to avoid making Acedia too broken. (Giving every form access to every move not named Zeta Flare might seem illogical, but anything beyond that would be too complicated.)
More reasoning - Final spoiler warning!
  • Ability - Named after the theme song of her Larva Form. The effect is based on the two story paths in which she is fought.
    • The bad ending, in which the protagonists disobey Airy, has her in Pupa Form as the final boss. The disobedience is represented as attacking directly.
    • The true ending, in which Airy completely deceives the protagonists, has her in Final Form as the penultimate boss. This sort of going with the flow is represented as a lack of direct attacks.
Pokémon: Zero
Type: Dark/Poison
Ability: Last-Ditch Effort* / Levitate (Hidden)
Ability (as Zero-Iris): Speed Boost
Ability (as 0²): Tough It Out!** / Levitate (Hidden)
*Last-Ditch Effort: If the user is Zero, turns into Zero-Iris and restores HP upon being KOed.
**Tough It Out!: The opponent cannot switch.
Stats: 100/90/130/120/80/80 (600)
Stats (as Zero-Iris): 20/90/20/120/20/150 (420)
Stats (as 0²): 120/90/150/140/110/70 (680)
Notable Moves: Red Tears*, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Psychic, Psyshock, Roost, Energy Ball, Thunderbolt, Thunder, Thunder Wave, Focus Blast, Aura Sphere, Defog, Haze
*Red Tears: Special Poison, 95 BP, 100% accuracy, 15/24 PP, independent 20% chances to lower target's Attack by 1 and to flinch. 175 BP Acid Downpour.
Sample Sets
Zero @ Leftovers / Life Orb
Ability: Last-Ditch Effort
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpA / 4 Spe
Modest Nature
- Red Tears
- Dark Pulse
- Aura Sphere / Focus Blast
- Psyshock / Roost

0² @ Leftovers
Ability: Tough It Out! / Levitate
EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 4 SpA
Bold Nature
- Roost
- Defog
- Haze / Thunder Wave
- Red Tears

Reasoning: Dark because Zero is the leader of the Dark Matter hordes, and hoo boy are those guys Dark-type. Poison because I felt it was the closest match for Zero's infamous ability to use its own blood to attack, which is also the source of the move Red Tears. Last-Ditch Effort is based on Zero's second phase. Tough It Out! is based on how, unlike in the rest of Kirby 64, you are unable to quit the stage when fighting 0². Its stats are roughly based on its boss fights. Most of its moves are based, to varying degrees of looseness, on attacks used by it or by Dark Matter. Roost and Defog are because 0² has wings, Dark Pulse because STAB, Psychic and Psyshock due to its possession abilities (controlling the minds of others), and Haze because its Japanese name, Black Mist, pretty aptly describes the areas where Zero and 0² are fought, which they created.
Tank
Type:
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Ability: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Undead Skin (Fluffy clone.) / Regenerator (Get it? Generator?)
Moves: Groundpound, Earthquake, Flame Charge, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Ice Punch, Leech Life, X-Scissor, Return, Frustration, Skull Bash, Thrash, Body Slam, Double-Edge, Crush Claw, Facade, Rage, Lung, First Impression, U-Turn, Glare, Growl, Recover, Roar, Refresh, Swords Dance, Bulk Up, Poison Jab, Head Smash, Knock Off, Close Combat, Crunch, Pursuit, Block, Curse, Toxic.
Groundpound |
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| 100 BP | Physical | 100% Acc | Contact | 10% to paralyze
Stats: 150/130/140/40/80/60

Reasoning: Whoo, what's a Halloween theme with no Zombies? Here we have the Tank from L4D/2. Normal / Bug reflects it's origin of being of a human and bug as the zombie effect was from an Infection. I was kind of stuck as to what to do, but it came to me. Infect allows to become a lategame Sweeper. Undead Skin and Regenerator allows to also possibly toxic stall. All moves either help being offensive or a staller.
Type:
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Ability
: Infect ( -ate Bug Clone.) / Tough Claws / Sheer Force
Moves: Sob Story, X-Scissor, Night Slash, Aerial Ace, Crush Claw, Dragon Claw, Knock Off, Leaf Blade, Megahorn, Return, Frustration, Shadow Claw, U-Turn, Wild Charge, Chatter, Clanging Scales, Disarming Voice, Echoed Voice, Hyper Voice, Frost Breath, Psychic. Psyshock, Round, Signal Beam, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Snarl, Snore, Uproar, Bug Buzz, Nasty Plot.
Sob Story |
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| 100 BP | Special | 100% Acc | 10% to Confuse
Stats: 70/130/60/150/70/150

Reasoning: Again, the human turned zombie infection monster. This one is way more dangerous though, even though frail. It starts out as crying, then as you become closer to it, it will get angry enough to attack you. If you're too close, you will be brought down and attacked until it is dead or you are. I made it so it can be ran mixed. The low defensive stats allows someone to Stone Edge pretty easily. I'd run calcs, but I'm too tired. Sob Story is based on how the Witch is always crying. This may confuse survivors into thinking it is another survivor.
Moon
Type
:
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Ability: Huge Power / Levitate / Aftermath
Moves: Stone Edge, Flare Blitz, Photon Geyser, Earthquake, Pursuit, Crunch, Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, etc. I want to add more moves, but I will not at the moment.
Z-Move:
Time's Up | Flare Blitz | 200 BP | 100% to Burn
Stats: 100/100/100/100/100/100

Reasoning: If you don't find this thing creepy, you either find it funny or you're messed up somewhere. In the meanwhile, I think I did pretty well. a 200 BP non-STAB Z-Move is not as overpowered as you may think. What is overpowered is the amount of options this thing has and the solid all-around stats it has.
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Holy hell, all of these votes for my submission! Did i successfully spook people?

Shoopz_Whisper's Moon
Neosonic97's Majora
KeeganSkymin4444's King Boo
 
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