Ultimate Team War - Isle Delfino

Thank you, mongoose, for your response. First, he identifies Zapdos as having powers similar to LightningRod. While these powers are canon, the LightningRod ability itself is not, as my Pikachu example demonstrated. Additionally, I'm not using any electric-based attacks, so the disputed power of Zapdos doesn't even matter. As for Harry's "simple jinx," remember that this is Harry Potter, no ordinary wizard, able to master a Patronus at the age of 13 when most adult wizards couldn't handle the charm. As a fail-safe, if the jinx doesn't work, Harry will cast a Fiendfyre instead. This fire will target the rainclouds, evaporating them quickly, leaving Isle Delfino as sunny as ever. After the fire is done with the storm, it will go for Team CON, burning them to numerous crisps. My opponent wishes for Alakazam to use Reflect. This is okay, but what good is it? It just creates a wall in front of Alakazam that doesn't seem particularly useful at any time in this war. He also wants Dumbledore to use Disillusionment Charms on his team, but this wasn't part of the plan, and there is no reason that Dumbledore would make himself invisible now but not in the original plan. Even if they worked, the Lens of Truth and Specialis Revelio or Aparecium will reveal the presence of invisible foes. As for Midna, for what reason does she no longer assume her Twilit Monster form? It cannot be because of my attacks, because they occur in the future, and Team CON has no way of knowing that the attack will come. If Harry's Bedazzling Hex doesn't work on Gyarados, a Disillusionment Charm can be used for a similar effect. The charm has been used on Hippogriffs before by wizards much weaker than Harry, so Gyarados won't be a problem. We now come to the Zapdos attack. Here's how it's going to go: A wild Zapdos appeared! Gyarados used Protect! Zapdos used Thunder! Gyarados protected itself! Link used Ice Arrow! Zapdos was frozen solid! Gyarados used Hyper Beam! Charizard used Dragonbreath! Harry used Sectumsempra! Zapdos fainted! In Round 2, mongoose knew of the dragon brigade's advancement, but Zapdos attacked Gyarados. Why would Zapdos attack Blue-Eyes instead? Because Gyarados has Protect? Zapdos doesn't get to know that Thunder will fail on Gyarados until using the attack on Gyarados, at which point it's too late, as Zapdos has been frozen. Even if the attack could be redirected at Blue-Eyes, it wouldn't do Zapdos any good. For one thing, Thunder takes a while to use [1; 16:39 - 16:49]. Link, standing on Blue-Eyes' head, would take about half a second to aim and half a second to fire an Ice Arrow after Zapdos was finished using Detect. It takes about four seconds for a Thunder attack to be initiated. Zapdos will be out cold well before it can actually attack. Secondly, even if Zapdos hits the arrow, the arrow will absorb the entire Thunder attack, and the electricity will be conducted to the metal tip of the arrow. Another Ice Arrow will soon follow, and then another, until Zapdos is frozen. Furthermore, even if the shock got through the arrow, it still has to get through Blue-Eyes' counterattack, White Lightning. The two beasts will match each other's attacks for some time, during which time Zapdos can be frozen or attacked by Harry, Gyarados, and Charizard. And if the Thunder miraculously reaches Blue-Eyes (going through Harry's weakening Protego [2]), Link can still jump to avoid being shocked; after going through Blue-Eyes, the electricity won't be nearly as powerful as before, and Link would survive the shock anyway. He's been shocked numerous times before without so much as a scratch, as electricity is a popular form of attack in the Zelda universe, and Team Rocket never seems to die from any Pokémon attack. Even if he fell, a fall is nothing to Link; he might take a few hearts of damage, but he'll still walk away, or even run if necessary. Next, we come to Ice Beam. I've given reasons why the rain has been cancelled, and even in the rain, Flamethrower is powerful enough to take down an Ice Beam. Attacking things at angles is at this point second nature to Link and Charizard, who have been using such projectile attacks for years each. The video may make Ice Beam appear fast, but we even get a shot of how close Sceptile and Darkrai are to each other; there's almost no distance between them. If there was distance, Sceptile would have dodged. At 300 feet, Blue-Eyes will have no problem dodging. My opponent also ignores the Protego defense and the Fire Arrow cure. Gyarados will destroy Vaporeon with Hyper Beam while Vaporeon is missing Blue-Eyes with Ice Beam, before it can hide back in the water. We now come to the battle between the dragon brigade (with Gyarados support in the harbor) and the team of Alakazam and Dumbledore. When Alakazam teleports, it will either be immediate or delayed. If it is delayed, then the two of them will be destroyed long before Teleport actually kicks in. If it is immediate, Dumbledore will have no time to react before falling to his death. Teleporting in the air probably wasn't a good choice for a man his age. Even if Dumbledore survives the fall, while falling, he will have no way of accurately casting any spell, let alone Avada Kedavra, especially against Harry, who is ready to dodge by apparating. Harry will be able to apparate to right next to where Dumbledore would fall, killing Dumbledore with Avada Kedavra. Dumbledore, concentrating on not dying from the fall, will be unable to dodge. Meanwhile, Charizard engages Alakazam in the air. Anabel's Alakazam was, in the anime, defeated by a lone Corphish. He will not be able to defeat a Charizard, much more powerful than Corphish. If either Charizard or Harry seems to be struggling in their fight, White Lightning will easily turn the tides, and so could Link's Light Arrows. Vaporeon will never get a chance to fight Charizard, because none of Vaporeon's attacks are reliable from a hundred feet away. Charizard will never attack Zapdos without proper backup. If Vaporeon ever attack Blue-Eyes with Ice Beam, Blue-Eyes can fire White Lightning as a counterattack, overpowering the beam and destroying Vaporeon. If Charizard is under siege in the volcano, he can still outlast Team CON. The regenerating fruits on Isle Delfino would be wiped out in the flash flood that occurs ten minutes into the war. In the constant temperatures of the Volcano, Charizard will be much more comfortable than Team CON, and use up less energy, starving later. If Charizard brings Link into the volcano with him, Link can put on the Goron Mask to become a Goron, who can live by eating rocks. There's enough rock in Mt. Corona to outlast Team CON. The idea of Vaporeon flooding a volcano with water is laughable. The water would evaporate almost instantly; Vaporeon would tire out before making any visible effect on the volcano's structure. Now, if Link finds himself in the water for whatever reason, he won't go down nearly as easy as my opponent supposes. With the Zora Mask, he can transform into Zora Link, then use magic power to create an electrical shield around himself. With the shield, Link can quickly swim into Vaporeon; it's super effective! Hiding as water molecules won't help; if the water is shocked, the water will undergo hydrolysis and separate into gases, killing Vaporeon. From there, Link can rejoin the fight. If he's the last one left, he can hide out underwater; after the flood, he has lots of hiding places to choose from. Team CON will starve out before they find him; meanwhile, he can live on Delfino fish. To conclude, while my opponent puts forth okay strategies, the combined power of my team members can easily overpower them. 1. http://vodpod.com... 2. http://harrypotter.wikia.com...