#mold breaker

[layneelkins]

i made a shirt for the feeling of when you’re away from the person or people you care about, and a simple phone call is counterproductive. when you hang up, you only miss them more. shop it on my site:

I'M BLUE Tee — Mold Breaker

I’ll be waiting by the phone, but…please don’t call me, it only makes me sad when I’m not with you. Front: Linear halftone design featuring

[cobalt-axolotl]

An elevator pitch for my Kamen Rider Gaim fan adaptation Mold Breaker Armored Rider’s

It follows a college student named Aaron Cassidy who gets wrapped up in scheme by and evil organization called the Yggdrasil Corporation to bring about the end of the world through monsters called Inves and now he has to stop it as the armored Rider Gaim

(Also all of my kamen rider adaptations will probably be titled as Mold Breaker (blank) Rider(‘s)

[maniacwatchestheworld]

Okay, so I just made a funny realization about Emmet and Ingo's Super Multi Battle team.

We should absolutely dunk on Ingo for absolutely destroying poor Eelektross with Mold Breaker Haxorus. It is very funny how Ingo will sometimes absolutely destroy his brother's Pokemon with Earthquake. But the thing is, Emmet actually accounted for Mold Breaker with Eelektross' moveset! Eelektross has Gastro Acid, a move which can be used to suppress any single Pokemon's Special Ability. But the thing is that Haxorus severely out speeds Eelektross. So Ingo needs to give Emmet a move of setup to not absolutely destroy his brother.

Ingo must know that, right? At some point Emmet must have gone up to Ingo and told him, right? That if he sends out Eelektross while Haxorus is on the field to hold off on using Earthquake for one turn so that he can use Gastro Acid on Haxorus to get rid of Mold Breaker and keep Eelektross safe. So the fact that Ingo will still sometimes murder Eelekross is even more funny because there's no way Ingo doesn't know, but is doing it anyway! So now I'm imaging when it happens is just like...

Ingo sends out Haxorus. Emmet sends out Eelektross. Emmet and Ingo turn towards one another. Ingo looks Emmet dead in the eyes.

Emmet: Don't do it. Ingo: ... Emmet: I know what you're thinking, and don't do it! Ingo: They're in knock-out range. Emmet: I KNOW they're in knock-out range, don't do it! Use Dragon Dance! Ingo: ... Emmet: I need ONE turn, Ingo! Then you can Earthquake away to your heart's content! But for this turn use Dragon Dance!

Haxorus used Earthquake! It was supereffective! Eelektross fainted!

[steveover600]

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[z-nogyrop-draws]

Nabble- Gumdrop Pokémon

Type- Fairy/Dark

Ability- Pickpocket/Cute Charm (Hidden)

Don’t be fooled by Nabble’s harmless appearance or soft, squishy body. These Pokémon are crafty and conniving, and have an unsettling obsession with teeth, particularly human teeth. Wild Nabble should not be trusted; they will worm your way into your heart, act affectionate and turn up the charm, and then one morning they, and several of your teeth, will have vanished without a trace. What they do with the teeth is unknown.

Kleptooth- Sticky-Fingered Pokémon

Type- Fairy/Dark

Ability- Pickpocket/Limber (Hidden)

Evolves from Nabble at level 21.

Rather than gaining the trust of humans to steal their teeth, Kleptooth prefer to simply sneak into houses at night instead. They generate a powerful adhesive from their hands that lets them pull teeth out of sleeping humans’ jaws easily. They will never target people with braces, though, because they will get stuck in the metal wiring. Mouth guards also protect against them, and are commonly sold in areas where they live.

Orthodaunt- Jawbreaker Pokémon

Type- Fairy/Dark

Ability- Pickpocket/Mold Breaker (Hidden)

Evolves from Kleptooth at level 42.

Orthodaunt are extremely dangerous in the wild. Their bodies are hard as rock, and their massive fists can easily knock teeth out of their sockets. They ambush their victims unexpectedly, punch their teeth out, and then add them to their bracelets. The more teeth an Orthodaunt has, the more fights it has won. For some reason, their perspiration smells of candy, luring even more victims to their lairs.

Cavitation is the signature move of the Nabble line. It’s a 90 BP, 100% accurate physical Fairy-type move that disables the target’s biting moves for 3 turns.

[z-nogyrop-draws]

Mouserf- Peasant Pokémon

Type- Normal

Ability- Steadfast/Anticipation/Limber (Hidden)

Mouserf are resilient and hardy Pokémon that can survive on little more than a few scraps of food. They also have a high tolerance for pain and are capable of surprising physical exertion without tiring. This makes them an excellent choice for new trainers, because they’re highly accommodating and also have a tendency to be obedient and subservient. Unfortunately, their servile nature can lead to swelled heads in young trainers.

Emperodent- Upper Class Pokémon

Type- Normal/Psychic

Ability- Pressure/Anticipation/Mold Breaker (Hidden)

Emperodent rule over huge groups of Mouserf, using their strong psychic powers to compel their unevolved brethren to perform menial labour for them as they laze their days away. They take most of the food that Mouserf find or collect for themselves, leaving the poor Mouserf with naught but crumbs. The organs on their tails allow them to subdue others.

Emperodent are also very paranoid and suspicious of anyone trying to rob them of their power. They will retaliate fiercely and mercilessly against anyone going against them. This also means that an inexperienced trainer who evolves their Mouserf will be in for a nasty shock.

If you really want to help the poor Mouserf, they do learn Guillotine by breeding...

[pokemonblog]

Pancham, #674 – Playful Pokémon It does its best to be taken seriously by its enemies, but its glare is not sufficiently intimidating.

[pokemonblog]

Rampardos, #409 – Head Butt Pokémon Its skull withstands impacts of any magnitude. As a result, its brain never gets the chance to grow.