Pokemon Trainer Johto

Pokemon Trainer Johto is three fighters in one, being Typhlosion, Bayleef and Totodile. You switch fighters by using your down special. Typhlosion has the fastest running speed, Totodile has the worst and Bayleef is in the middle. Toadidile has the quickest attacks and has the least start and end lag. There attacks are fairly strong. Bayleef deals the least amount of damage but it's attacks will have the most average start up and end lag and it has the longest reach. Typhlosion's damage is on par with Toadidile but it's attacks have much more end lag. All three Pokemon have two jumps. Bayleef can crawl and Typhlosion can both crawl and wall jump.

## The A Attacks

Totodile's Jab: Totodile has a single hit, spammable attack, with the form of a quick bite from it's jaw.

Bayleef's Jab: Bayleef has a two hit jab where it swings it's head upwards on the first hit and diagonally down the second hit. The sweet spot is on Bayleef's leaf.

Typhlosion's Jab: Typhlosion has a three hit jab, the first hit has them thrust there head forward, then upwards vertically. Then it swings it's head up to down vertically, and for the final hit it ignites the flames in it's neck forward while it's head is pointing downwards.

Totodile's Dash Attack: Totodile does a quick low to the ground tackle, sliding on it's belly with its head forwards.

Bayleef's Dash Attack: This is also a tackle, but it uses it's neck. It lunges forward with its neck and head curled backwards.

Typhlosion's Dash Attack: It does a quick, curled up summersault while it's covered in fire. As if its using the attack Flame Wheel.

Totodile's Side Tilt: Totodile does a quick, forward scratch with one of it's claws. As if it was using the attack Scratch.

Bayleef's Side Tilt: Bayleef does a horizontal swing with one of it's vines.

Typhlosion's Side Tilt: Typhlosion does a diagonal angled swing from it's head and neck.

Totodile's Up Tilt: It does a small jump and snaps its jaw.

Bayleef’s Up Tilt: It swings its neck upwards from forward to backwards, with the leaf on its head being the sweet spot

Typhlosion’s Up Tilt: It does a quick eruption from its neck flames.

Totodile’s Down Tilt: It does a quick, low to the ground kick., where it thrust its foot forwards. As if it were using the attack low kick.

Bayleef’s Down Tilt: Bayleef does a quick, low to the grind swipe with its neck, the the leaf being the sweet spot. This attack can pop foes into the air.

Typhlosion’s Down Tilt: It does a quick lunging headbutt. This attack moves Typhlosion forwards.

Totodile’s Side Smash: It sprays a huge blast of water outwards forwards. The waters range covers a wide space around Totodile’s front but it wouldn’t go very far.

Bayleef’s Side Smash: Bayleef does a quick horizontal neck swipe with the head leaf being the sweet spot.

Typhlosion’s Side Smash: It spits up a burst of flames directly in front of itself.

Totodile’s Up Smash: It shots water upwards from front to back.

Bayleef’s Up Smash: It does a move like Leaf Storm. It has its neck strait up and shakes the plants on its neck. This causes a circle of leaves to go around it like a tornado.

Typhlosion’s Up Smash: It swings it’s upper body from forwards to backwards while it’s neck flames erupt. The sweet spot is the flames.

Totodile’s Down Smash: It shots a blast of water at the ground that sprays outwards on both sides diagonally.

Bayleef’s Down Smash: It does a 360 spin while holding out both its vines in opposite directions.

Typhlosion’s Down Smash: It also does a 360 spin but with it on the ground with there neck flames out. The sweet spot is the neck.

Totodile’s Neural Air: It curls up into a ball with its tail out and spins around. The hardest hitting part is the spike on Totodile’s tail.

Bayleef’s Neutral Air: It puts its body at 90 digress while both its vines are out in opposite directions. The left vine swings from low to high and the right one swings from high to low.

Typhlosion’s Neutral Air: It does one spin with its body curled up. It’s neck flames are erupting as it spins. Making his body full of flames, making everything a hit box.

Totodile’s Forward Air: They do a quick forwards multi-bite. It snaps it’s jaw four times, with the fourth his being the launching hit.

Bayleef’s Forward Air: Bayleef does a head swing, high to low. With the sweet spot being on its head leaf.

Typhlosion’s Forward Air: It does a quick, horizontal swipe with one of its arms.

Totodile’s Back Air: It does a quick, vertical double tail swipe. The first swing is high to low and the second swing is low to high.

Bayleef’s Back Air: Bayleef does a quick, horizontal turn around, swinging its vines.

Typhlosion’s Back Air: It strikes its body with a quick double kick backwards.

Totodile’s Up Air: It does a quick back flip to strike with its tail from forwards to back.

Bayleef’s Up Air: It swings its vines from backwards to forwards.

Typhlosion’s Up Air: Typhlosion erupts his neck flames strait up as it huddles its body.

Totodile’s Down Air: It does a quick, downwards kick with both legs, this is capable of spiking.

Bayleef’s Down Air: It uses the attack Body Slam and flies strait down, slamming into the ground or opponents underneath it.

Typhlosion’s Down Air: It spits an explosion of fire strait downwards.

## The Grabs

Totodile grabs foes with it’s jaw, so they have the shortest grab range out of the three. Bayleef grabs with it’s vines, making it have the longest grab range if the three. Typhlosion grabs with its arms and has the most average grab range if the three.

Totodile’s Pummel: It bites down on who its grabbing.

Totodile’s Forward Throw: It does a spin for momentum and then releases the foe from its jaw forward.

Totodile’s Back Throw: Totodile shakes the foe in its mouth and throws them backwards.

Totodile’s Up Throw: It tosses the foe overhead, then throws water at them strait up.

Totodile’s Down Throw: They jump on the foe and then bite them.

Bayleef’s Pummel: It squeezes the foe with its vines.

Bayleef’s Forward Throw: It headbutts the foe forward.

Bayleef’s Back Throw: It swings the foe backward.

Bayleef’s Up Throw: It scoops the throw under its head, then tosses them upwards.

Bayleef’s Down Throw: It throws the foe into the ground.

Typhlosion’s Pummel: It breathes a quick flame into the foe.

Typhlosion’s Forward Throw: It breathes fire into the opponent, sending them forward.

Typhlosion’s Back Throw: It puts the foe over its head, then erupts the neck fire on the back of its head.

Typhlosion’s Up Throw: It throws the foe overhead, then it erupts its neck flames.

Typhlosion’s Down Throw: It does a quick body slam.

## The B Attacks

Totodile’s Neutral Special: Totodile uses Ice Fang. Two large blue teeth shapes would appear, this gives the move quite a bit of range. It does a good amount of damage, but it doesn’t have any launch power. It does a quick flinch, this is good for combo set ups. This move also has a chance to freeze opponents, if they get frozen it will launch them a pretty far distance.

Bayleef’s Neutral Special: Bayleef uses Light Screen. Bayleef creates a wall of energy that covers their front. This wall can reflect any projectile. You can hold the button down to keep it out but it will only last for five seconds.

Typhlosion’s Neutral Special: Typhlosion uses Eruption. Typhlosion shoots a huge geyser of flames from his neck high into the ait vertically. However this attack gets weaker the more damage Typhlosion takes, the more damage it has the less damage it will deal and it will lose vertical height. The attack is the absolute weakest when Typhlosion takes at least 78% of damage.

Totodile’s Side Sepecial: Totodile uses Aqua Tail. . Bayleef a front flip with it’s tail beginning to surround itself in water during their flip. Then Totodile strikes the ground in front of it with it’s tail. Thtail has a hitbox during the whole attack but it will do the most damage and launch foes when it lands.

Bayleef’s Side Special: Bayleef uses Magical Leaf. Bayleef shoots a couple of small leaves that individually home in on its opponent. The leaves home for a short period of time before automatically going strait. The leaves attack together but are counted as different attacks, do small damage individually and each being able to make the opponent flinch.

Typhlosion’s Side Special: Typhlosion uses overheat. Typhlosion releases a wave, covering its whole front and a little bit above it. This is a great launching attack, doing good damage and launching opponents pretty far. You can hold down the button you can use this attack continually, but it will weaken over a duration of time as its used. The attack will reset to its original power when Typhlosion is either switched out or KO’d.

Totodile’s Up Special: Totodile uses Hydro Pump. This would work pretty much the same as Greninja’s Hydro Pump, but it can only go one direction, however it goes much further into the air.

Bayleef’s Up Special: Bayleef uses Vine Whip. This would work pretty much identically to Ivysaur’s Vine Whip in smash.

Typhlosion’s Up Special: Typhlosion uses Flame Charge. Typhlosion engulfs itself in flames and launches in any given direction. Simulaur to Fox and Falco’s Up Special, but with less start-up.

Down Special: Switches the Pokémon out to the next Pokémon in the line. The team order is Totodile, to Bayleef, to Typhlosion, and then back to Totodile.

## The Final Smash

The Final Smash would be their own variation of the Triple Finish. However instead of the attack being horizontal, it would be an attack from the center of the Pokémon in a circle around them. Totodile uses Hydro Canon, Bayleef uses Frenzy Plant, and Typhlosion uses Blast Burn. Hydro Canon shoots a large borage of water upwards, the Frenzy Plant colors the circle with throned vines, and Blast Burn has flames erupt from the ground.

## The Other Stuff

Alternate Costumes: (see right)

Stage Intro: A Pokéball is thrown, with whoever the trainer choose appearing from the Pokéball

Totodile’s Up Taunt: Totodile jumps up and down, happily

Totodile’s Side Taunt: Totodile pulls down one of its eyelids and sticks out it’s tongue

Totodile’s Down Taunt: Totodile pulls out a random berry and eats it

Bayleef’s Up Taunt: Bayleef perks up it’s head as its pedals on its neck vibrate a little bit

Bayleef’s Side Taunt: Bayleef hops back and fourth on its legs and wags its tail

Bayleef’s Down Taunt: Bayleef spins its head leaf around in a few circles

Typhlosion’s Up Taunt: Typhlosion roars to the sky while it’s neck flames erupt

Typhlosion’s Side Taunt: Typhlosion growls as smoke puffs up from its neck

Typhlosion’s Down Taunt: Typhlosion does a backflip and roars forwards

Victory Pose 1: The Trainer holds there Pokéball up as either Totodile jumps in the air, while running circles around the trainer, Bayleef does a backflip and rocks back and forth excitedly, or Typhlosion roars to the sky with its flames erupting, and then to a pose akin to its old gen 2 sprites

Victory Pose 2: The trainer looks at the Pokégear and poses as either Totodile sprays water into the air and then poses, Bayleef would do a pose with its neck pedals bobbing up and down in a sequence, and Typhlosion would breathe fire across the trainer, and then pose on all fours

Victory Pose 3: Either Totodile would jumps on the trainers shoulders and start playfully nibbling on the trainers head, Bayleef would lean on its trainer until the trainer falls over and then Bayleef would start rubbing its head against the trainer, or Typhlosion would nuzzle up against its trainer and the trainer would scratch its chin