>Damnit Kaguya
> Why?
> It's not like you really need a reason though.
>Have Fujiwara share the gift of lightning bolt in the face with the other Dragonite
> You command your Registeel. Accuracy is a bit of an issue here, since the dragonite are fighting amongst a sea of copies, and you have no idea which copy is the real thing so you have no idea how to avoid friendly fire at anything but close range. Your Registeel walks right up to the rampaging dragon. "Prinplup, watergun!" Kogasa commands, striking the dragon right before your Registeel electrocutes it. The dragon turns its attention to Fujiyama, and with a booming roar punches it back fifty feet and through at least a half dozen clones.
> You realize with lightning you can attack from a distance, but as a line of sight attack you risk friendly fire for as long as you can't tell what's real and what isn't. You consider using lightning anyway; you have to consider Fujiyama's safety too, after all.
>Send out our Ponyta, charge it with our fire and have it start torching Dragonite too.
> You send out your Ponyta and blast it with flames. Of course, this strategy would be more effective if the melting blizzard isn't soaking the both of you, but it's definitely more effective than a simple outright flamethrower in these conditions. Your ponyta's mane is white-hot, as it attempts to blast the outraged dragon.
> You quickly find out that the wind conditions are not favorable to long distance flame attacks when your ponyta's move it blown right back at it. Unlike lightning attacks, it is possible to hit just the dragonite at a distance with, say, ember because gravity gives the attack an arch. Unfortunately, flame is very susceptible to high winds.
>Protect the umbrella
>Can we fold up the umbrella so the gale-force winds don't damage it?
> If you mean does the umbrella close, then yes, Kogasa is way ahead of you. Though it does not collapse or fold in any way that would makes it convenient to carry around. You have the umbrella stand behind you.
>"Kogasa, have Prinny take cover behind Registeel!"
> "You heard her, Prinny!" Kogasa shouts, as her Prinplup dives under Registeel.
>Recall China
> "China, return!" you command. Your pokemon returns to its ball, it's done enough today.
>Make sure to jump and jog to keep Prinny and Fujiwara out of our red kritzkrieg beam flamethrower path
> It would be very difficult for you to jump and jog around in current conditions, anything involving fighting the wind is near impossible. Course if you mean Fujiwara should attempt evasive maneuvers, well, you aren't sure Fujiyama even has the ability to jump or jog. It has an incredibly mechanical and steady walk no matter what happens around it; you've seen it charge, but this just consists of it doing the slow steady walk at double speed.
>That's a lot of Kogasas.
>ROMANCE THEM ALL
> That it is.
> You think romancing this many Kogasas may put a strain on your relationships. What if Kogasa caught you cheating on her with Kogasa? >be helpful and burn things that are attacking the people you are allied with.
> You'll have to get close to do that with any accuracy, between the frozen typhoon and one of the two dragons whipping up a counterwhirlwind, most your attacks will be blown off course. Would you like to approach the battlefield?
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