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Post by Frederic Bourgault-Christie on Nov 20, 2006 21:41:46 GMT -5
Where Hack can play!
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Post by Vincent Hack on Nov 21, 2006 0:33:58 GMT -5
marowak 4 ever bitches okay talking marowak here
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Post by zeebedee on Dec 2, 2006 4:36:13 GMT -5
Wonderful, My friend. I have some preperations to make, but soon enough I'll have a campaign for you
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Post by zeebedee on Dec 6, 2006 3:05:32 GMT -5
Deep within the bowels of south africa (which according to Red and Blue version, LEafGreen and FireRed versions, exists with the pokemon world) A lone Marowak stands, peering through the underbrush. It had been nearly a week since Team Syphon had placed him here, and Marowak was just looking for a wayh out of the hellhole. Unfortunately, Team Syphon had other plans. The edges of the island were guarded by four extremely powerful pokemon and they didn't seem too keen on doing anything but winning battles against attempted escapees. Marowak climbed to the top of the laboratory, a special spot for it. A few pokemon continued their cycles in and out of the massive central laboratory, and each time they grew paler and more submissive, but they had yet to pull MArowak into the wretched place. It seemed the only way to get out was to defeat the Four and somehow swim back to Kanto. But as he looked north, south east and west from atop the lab and saw Pidgeot, Dragonite, Scizor and Magneton respectively, he knew he was in for a ride.
(yours is so far by far one of the funnest)
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Post by zeebedee on Dec 6, 2006 3:07:08 GMT -5
On a side note- JOIN THE SOMENINJA BATTLE! Cutoff is tomorrow night!
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Post by Vincent Hack on Dec 24, 2006 16:15:47 GMT -5
i'm going to assume that i somehow beat the four poke'mon there, if so i'll probably take the magneton first
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Post by zeebedee on Dec 28, 2006 4:17:56 GMT -5
Marowak cranes its helmeted head to the Magneton, deciding that it had a "bone" to pick with the pokemon. HAHA!!!
Magneton floats above a small magnetic circle embedded into the ground, the three magnemite frantically moving and reattaching. It seems to be deep in concentration
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Post by Vincent Hack on Dec 29, 2006 13:35:54 GMT -5
"hmm...."defiant to the end marowak sat a moment and pondered which technique it wanted to use, unlike it all his opponents could fly a minor disadvantage so long as it could use it's bonemerang, though others may be in need as well, rage in particular would be useful if it could get close enough,even if they were beaten, it would still need to get back to kanto, and it's swimming skills were sub par at best he'd need to find a poke'mon who could help him, a garydos or charizard would be preferable, but any of moderate power, the ability tofly or swim, and most of all the will to get out of here
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Post by zeebedee on Jan 2, 2007 1:18:12 GMT -5
There seemed to be few water pokemon out in the ocean beyond, but many were large enough to carry a Marowak. The problem at hand was that the Magneton got closer and closer to the metal circle below it, and Marowak knew from observation that that began the lockdown procedure for the night.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Jan 2, 2007 19:55:41 GMT -5
marowak began to think it's now or never It's bonemerang almost took on a life of it's own as It's hurled the bone with all it's might at the magneton screaming in ragey, screaming in despairation, hell just screaming it followed after it's bonemerang intending to slash at magneton with all it's fury
(translation bonemerang, fury swipes)
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Post by zeebedee on Jan 2, 2007 21:01:19 GMT -5
The Magneton howls, the metal scraping against each other as it swarmed like bees. IT was truely upset that the bone had slammed into it and sent two magnemite flying away, dragging the third with it. Marowak leapt off the metal circle, caught his bone in the air and came down on the magneton, sending it's bone down to clash against the metal once more. IT sent a few jolts of electricity at Marowak, sending its bone flying back onto the ground and small snakes of electricity up and down it, but not too effective overall. Marowah pummeled the Magneton swiping furiously at the helpless suprised pokemon. MAgnets flew away from the body and screws fell tot he ground. The MAgneton fainted, but not before letting a hideous metal sound escape it. None of the other three pokemon seemed to notice it, but they grew restless, as an electric type like MAgneton was not one to be late in its duties.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Jan 2, 2007 21:08:27 GMT -5
"one" marowak says, as it hefts its bone on it's shoulder ,it then scans for any water pokemon nearby hopefully one who is relatively free of mind
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Post by zeebedee on Jan 17, 2007 13:09:11 GMT -5
This portion of the water is FILLED with sharpedo and other agressive water types. IT would not be wise to come near, as they merely found one of the magnemite from the magneton falling in the water as a rock. You should choose a new guardian and try there.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Jan 24, 2007 18:27:27 GMT -5
okay then, i'll take on the dragonite, same tactics as before but add a growl to the beginning
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Post by zeebedee on Jan 31, 2007 13:08:53 GMT -5
A growl emerged from the underbrush, and Dragonite looks to the source of the sound, affected a little. As it looked to the sound, a bone of considerable size and density swung back and slammed it in the back of the head. It fell like a bag of bricks into the ocean. (Battles can't be big here, you have to be like solid snake)
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Post by Vincent Hack on Feb 2, 2007 22:11:16 GMT -5
oh, so stealth 'em or run in hit hard and hit fast, gotcha
marowak slowly makes it's way stealthily over to where the dragonite guarded and attepts again to contact any water pokemon with the proverbial "let's blow this joint"
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Post by zeebedee on Feb 21, 2007 13:14:53 GMT -5
Marowak tried a few calls.
"squirtle squirtle? Goldeen goldeen?" but to no avail.
Suddenly, the marowak flew into the air, the ground becoming smaller and smaller below it. It had been snatched up by the guardian pidgeot, which seemed to be trying to speed to Scizor to help it.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Feb 21, 2007 17:10:18 GMT -5
marowak suddenly got an idea, not a good one but an idea, it raised it's bone club over its head and brought it down hard onto Pidgeot's back again and again
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Post by zeebedee on Mar 7, 2007 17:08:50 GMT -5
Congrats! You bashe the Pidgeots back and broke it's wing, sending you both plummeting to the forest below. In the sliver of a moment you realize your momentum is taking you over the edge of the island, you also see three sharpedo waiting for the pidgeot to fall to it's eventual demise.there are other water pokemon there, but they would need to be coaxed out to aid you in battle.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Apr 12, 2007 17:28:53 GMT -5
marowak springs off the pigeot and lands near a lapras, in an urgent but calm voice he says "if we work togerther we can get out of here"
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Post by zeebedee on Aug 27, 2007 13:59:01 GMT -5
The Lapras nodds gracefully, then rotates her giant bulk to face the island. Lapras swims backwards, her eyes carefully watching the Sharpedo circling them. The roar of a Gyarados is hears not too far away, and is quickly muffled out by another sound. What looked like a black cloud rose from the island and swarmed their way. Zubat and their evolved forms were in hot pursuit. A Sharpedo leapt from the water, taking a chance to strike, and the Lapras, not as gracefully as before slammed it's massive head down, smashing the fish away. The other sharpedo turned and attacked, ripping their former comrade to shreds, And Lapras made her move. She shot a cold beam of ice from her mouth and leapt onto the makeshift raft. The beam of ice was replaced by gallons of water, the force propelling them away, but not so far away that the Crobat, the fastest of the three stages of evolution, could reach. There are about 15 Crobat, and they are slowly gaining on the ice platform. The Golbat have coaxed the Zubat to retreat, as going to far away from land would doom them.
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Post by Vincent Hack on Sept 5, 2007 17:51:29 GMT -5
marowak concentrated for a moment, aiming his shot, he'd have to be prescice if he wanted to hit all of them in one throw. it calculated the shot and let the bonemerang fly
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