You should probably run. Now.
An energetic and brazen lucario, Battery is always spoiling for a fight. And she tends to win them, too. Assuming her opponent isn’t cheating with that psychic power stuff. Or fire. Or not standing still and letting her hit them. But all of these cowardly tactics aren’t always the best idea, especially if you piss her off with them. More than her baseline, anyway.
She’ll take just about any excuse, too. Like seeing you standing there, all smug and un-punched. Or not having punched anything in a while. The list goes on. You might wonder what the heck her problem is, and you’d be right to do so. But being right isn’t much of a help when she’s going for the finisher.
That finish, speaking of, is her own submission hold, and around these parts you can probably guess at the particulars. She’s not the type to fight to the death. No, more for dominance. And there’s no clearer or more universal way of showing that than eating her opponent whole, or to humiliate them even more with a rear entry. She might not be entirely convinced of her own victory even then; her guts are less than pleasant to be in, and a defeated opponent might find the real battle is holding out against the crazy inner strength that assaults them.
Oh, that reminds me. Assault sometimes hangs around to temper her raging spitfire energy. The polar opposite of Battery, he might just be able to buy you some peaceful interactions with her. Only because they’re evenly matched, natch. But this feisty pokemon can often be found on her own, and then good luck to you. Stay away from forests, mountains or wastelands if you want to steer clear of her, or anywhere else that seems like a martial artist’s training spot. Maybe ask around if you’re in an underground fighting circuit and duck out if you hear she’s been putting in appearances. But sometimes you might just end up in a dark alley with some restless figure at the end of it, and, well.
Like I said, you should probably run.
OOCly: Character suited to fight scenes or misunderstandings, brute force berserker type, tends to pull out creative methods of going harder and harder when backed into a corner instead of thinking about the situation. Kind of dumb and hard to reason with. Basically pred, but she can lose. She’s not going to be easy to keep down, in that case.
Battery by herself is not especially suited to long stories due to this nature. Assault’s presence can facilitate that kind of scene more easily. Alternatively, bringing in other characters or making them on the fly works too.
Battery by herself is not especially suited to long stories due to this nature. Assault’s presence can facilitate that kind of scene more easily. Alternatively, bringing in other characters or making them on the fly works too.
