Name: Kinnie Gutamen
Location: Route 202
Pokémon: (1/6)
| Hannig♂ | 5/5
| Vilne♂ | 8/8
Total Posts: 16
Points: 3


When Kinnie's opponent stepped out from the crowd and brandished a poké ball, Kinnie focused and tried to assess the situation. When a small white and black birdlike pokémon emerged from her opponent's poké ball, she thought about her choice of pokémon. She looked down at Hannig, who seemed to freeze up at the sight. She briefly wondered if the bird pokémon was a natural predator to small, grassy creatures like Hannig. Noting this, she clutched her blue pokémon's ball and clicked its button, revealing her newly caught Vilne.

She, however, had not a clue what this pokémon was or what it could do. It was then that she thought back to how she had been given a device that was meant to record data for each pokémon that she captured, so she brought it out and quickly learned a few things about this blue creature: its species was shinx, this one was a male, and he was an electric type. She pointed it at their opponent and learned that it was a starly, and a flying and normal type. She flicked back to Vilne's page and scrolled through the short list of moves he would probably know at his level. Although he knew no electric type moves, which would work well against the starly, he had the advantage anyway.

Your Pokemon: Shinx
Opposing Pokemon: Starly
Your Pokemon's Points: 8
Opposing Pokemon's Points: 21
Bonuses: (-9 Electric > Flying)
Your Pokemon's Remaining Points: 0
Opposing Pokemon's Remaining Points: 4

After putting up a reasonable fight, Vilne went down and the starly still stood. It looked exhausted, which Kinnie told Hannig to take advantage of and finish it off.

Your Pokemon: Turtwig
Opposing Pokemon: Starly
Your Pokemon's Points: 5
Opposing Pokemon's Points: 4
Bonuses: N/A
Your Pokemon's Remaining Points: 1
Opposing Pokemon's Remaining Points: 0

At the end, Hannig stood with only a small amount of stamina remaining. He was panting, having taken a good blow from the starly, but waddled back to Kinnie when it was established that the battle had been won.

He rested his head against Kinnie's shin and she stared at him, then bent down and placed a hand on his head. He groaned and collapsed, still conscious but clearly tired.