The Evil Lord Anon
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You are an evil overlord with an army of monsters and, as is customary for such villains as yourself, have kidnapped the princess of the neighboring kingdom. Unfortunately for you, a hero has risen to rescue the princess and end your reign once and for all! In order to defeat this opponent, you station eight of your most powerful monsters in the various castles leading to your evil lair...
What pokemon do you choose?
What are their boss fights like?
I don't give a shit about the 7 others, but I'd use Hoopa Unbound and troll the hero by sending them back to their hometown every time they reached my castle.
>>26128970
Mega Aggron - team up with OP ally to take out
Mega Gallade - fight takes place over dynamic/moving location
Mega Banette - lots of illusions/bullshit
Mega Steelix- digs alot. Little blue spots are weak points.
Mega Gyrados- ocean battle. Team up with 2 ships to take down.
Mega Gengar & Mega Alakazam - hard 2v1 battle.
Mega Rayquaza - sky battle.
Mega Diancie - multi phase battle with a few mini bosses before the final fight
>>26128970
Roothoot
>>26129351
this
>>26129351
Nah, that's the Goomba equivalent.
>>26128970
In no particular order:
Scizor: Timing-based battle where you have to attack a spot inside his claws to damage him. Preferably the opponent is shrunk down so Scizor looks huge.
Golurk: Remember the deer running level from Castle Crashers? That but with a Golurk coming after you.
Cryogonal: Bullshit fight with icy floor mechanics.
Gengar: Like any ghost-related boss battle, find which gengar is the real one out of several clones.
Tyranitar: Shadow of the Colossus stlye fight where you have to climb up a huge Tyranitar, making him attack himself the the process and eventually stab him in the eye.
Infernape: Disarmed, you have to beat him in hand-to-hand combat.
Aegislash: Similar to every boss in Skyward Sword, you have to swordfight and strike at moments of weakness.
M. Gyrados: Bait-n-switch opening. Opponent sees Magikarp sat on castle throne, slaps it onto the floor and then immediately Mega Gyrados bursts through a wall.
>>26128980
What are you talking about, Anon? That'd only work once, and only in a cutscene, after which it will only work as a reasonably strong in-battle attack. Haven't you ever played an RPG?
