Character Sheet: All Gen V Standalone Legendaries

VICTINI/MELOETTA/GENESECT

And now, let's finish off the generation's Pokemon with our final three Legendaries and/or Mythicals. First up, we have Victini, a Mythical that actually came at the very start of the Gen, even before the starters. Victini is a little fairy that blesses those who see it with victory, pulling elements from the Greek goddess Nike, and a lot of "V" imagery, tying in with it being the start of Gen V.

Standard B: Searing Shot

Side B: Zen Headbutt

Up B: Flame Charge

Down B: V-Create

Final Smash: Victory Blessing

Next up is Meloetta, a Mythical with two distinct forms, based on a singer or dancer respectively, with lots of musical imagery to it.

Standard B: Hyper Voice

Side B: Psybeam

Up B: Acrobatics

Down B: Relic Song

Final Smash: Perish Song

And finally, we have Genesect, sorta kinda the new Mewtwo, also being a clone of an ancient Pokemon created in a lab with a purple color scheme, except this one is some sort of big ancient insect that has been fused with mechanical cyborg parts and weaponry.

Standard B: Techno Blast

Side B: X-Scissor

Up B: Magnet Rise

Down B: Fell Stinger

Final Smash: Self-Destruct

All would appear by teleporting in or breaking free from their test tube. Their taunts would be based on their general themes, like holding up a "V" sign or doing a little dance. The Kirby hats would be the big red V, Meloetta's sheet music hair wrap, and Genesect's back cannon. Karts would mostly be the Poke Ball car, with V-Create, Perish Song, and Techno Blast as the special move. Spirit Battles would be on Wish Park, Black City, and maybe Glacier Palace. Victory screens would be holding up the V sign, doing a pirouette then bowing, and powering down. Losing screen would all be fainted with the spiral eyes. Color swaps would be mains, shinies, and other colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's update the Trainer System!

Character Sheet: The Tao Trio

RESHIRAM/ZEKROM/KYUREM

Next up, let's cover the box legendaries of the generation, Reshiram, Zekrom, and Kyurem, the first two being a white and black dragon respectively, representing the Taoist concept of Yin and Yang. The third dragon is Kyurem, a gray alien dragon that fell to Earth centuries ago, before splitting into Reshiram and Zekrom, Kyurem's body being the former dragon left behind.

Here's the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Fire Blast | Bolt Srike | Ice Beam

Side B: Dragon Breath

Up B: Ancient Power

Down B: Fusion Flare | Fusion Bolt | Glaciate

Final Smash: Absofusion

Entrance: Their summoning cutscene from the games

Taunts: Roaring, charging their tails with their elements, flinging around the plug wings for Kyurem, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their respective fur colors and wings

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Absofusion

Spirit Battle: On N's Castle (Glacier Palace is also a good option for Kyurem)

Victory Screen: Roaring and flying through the sky

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, we'll cover all the rest of the Legendaries (oops, all Mythicals!). First, Victini claims victory!

Character Sheet: The Forces of Nature

TORNADUS/THUNDURUS/LANDORUS

Next up, let's cover the Kami Trio, or the Forces of Nature, each based on a different Japanese god. The first two, Tornadus and Thundurus, are based on Fujin and Raijin, twin storm gods and children of Izanagi and Izanami. Landorus, the third member, is based on a land deity, possibly Inari. They would get a fourth member in Generation VIII, which also made them a clear reference to the Four Auspicious Beasts of Chinese mythology through their bestial therian forms, but we'll cover that fourth one later.

Here's the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Air Slash | Shock Wave | Bulldoze

Side B: Hammer Arm

Up B: Hurricane | Volt Switch | Sandstorm

Down B: Reveal Glass

Final Smash: Bleakwind Storm | Wildbolt Storm | Sandsear Storm

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Pounding on their individual drums, rising with their arms folded, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their mustaches and drums

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Reveal Glass (Therian forms charge the stage)

Spirit Battle: On Castelia City

Victory Screen: Spreading their arms and summoning a mighty storm.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Reshiram is yin it to win it!

Character Sheet: The Swords of Justice

THE SWORDS OF JUSTICE

Next up, let's cover our first set of Legendaries, these being our roaming legendaries Cobalion, Terrakion, and Virizion, as well as their Mythical fourth member Keldeo. These four are all various ungulates of mostly generic design, though the ibex, cape buffalo, gazelle, and horse are probably the closest inspiration for each. They are also heavily based on the Three Musketeers of literary fame, with Cobalion representing Athos, Terrakion representing Porthos, Virizion being Aramis, and Keldeo being their fourth companion D'artagnan. Keldeo also pulls from unicorns and kelpies, both mythical horses.

Here's the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Sacred Sword

Side B: Iron Head | Stone Edge | Leaf Blade | Hydro Pump

Up B: Double Kick (CVK) | Rock Slide (T)

Down B: Quick Guard (CT) | Giga Drain (V) | Secret Sword (K)

Final Smash: All for One and One for All

Entrance: Appearing in a rush of wind

Taunts: Posing while raising their "swords" to the sky, other common Musketeer poses, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their respective "swords" and manes surrounding said swords.

Kart: Just running fast

Special Move: Sacred Sword

Spirit Battle: On Infinite Tower

Victory Screen: Standing tall and raising their swords in victory

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tornadus storms the battlefield!

Character Sheet: All Gen V Standalones

AUDINO/BASCULIN/MARACTUS/SIGILYPH/EMOLGA/ALOMOMOLA/CRYOGONAL/STUNFISK/DRUDDIGON/BOUFFALANT

And now, let's cover all of the standalone Pokemon in Gen V who are not Legendaries or Mythicals. First up, is Audino, very much the new Chansey, a pink something-or-other with some elements of a nurse to its design, complete with stethoscope ears.

Standard B: Draining Kiss

Side B: Zen Headbutt

Up B: Disarming Voice

Down B: Amnesia

Final Smash: Mega Audino

Next we have Basculin, based on bass and trout and other types of fish known for their upstream migrations in order to spawn. In Gen V, these had two variants in the lines along their sides, one red and one blue.

Standard B: Water Gun

Side B: Bite

Up B: Wave Crash

Down B: Head Smash

Final Smash: Final Gambit

Next we have Maractus, a cactus similar to the Cacturne line, except with elements of maracas and dancers from various South and Central American cultures.

Standard B: Sucker Punch

Side B: Pin Missile

Up B: Petal Dance

Down B: Mega Drain

Final Smash: Solar Beam

Then we have Sigilyph, one of the coolest new Pokemon in overall concept, based on the Nazca lines down in South America, reimagined into a 3D model if all lines and shapes are taken literally as is.

Standard B: Psybeam

Side B: Gust

Up B: Air Cutter

Down B: Reflect

Final Smash: Cosmic Power

Next is our Pikachu clone for the generation in Emolga, based on a flying squirrel this time around.

Standard B: Nuzzle

Side B: Volt Switch

Up B: Air Slash

Down B: Discharge

Final Smash: Thunder

After that, we have Alomomola, another Pokemon that is based on a sunfish, with a pink color scheme and a general emphasis on hearts and love in its theming, but is somehow not(?) an evolution of Luvdisc. My headcanon is that it was planned to be, but then the developers decided they wanted to fully reboot the dex with no returning Pokemon, so they just made it its own thing.

Standard B: Healing Wish

Side B: Helping Hand

Up B: Whirlpool

Down B: Wide Guard

Final Smash: Wish

After that, we have Cryogonal, which is basically just a big living snowflake/ice crystal, with all the fractal shaping and such.

Standard B: Ice Shard

Side B: Aurora Beam

Up B: Icy Wind

Down B: Light Screen

Final Smash: Sheer Cold

Next, we have Stunfisk, based mostly on flounders or general flatfish, with the eyes on one side and everything. They also pull a bit from hidden traps and snares, even more so in the Galarian form.

Standard B: Thunder Shock

Side B: Mud Shot

Up B: Bounce

Down B: Discharge

Final Smash: Earthquake

After that, we have Druddigon, a big standalone dragon based mostly on the red-headed rock agama lizard in its coloration, with a bit pulled in from gargoyles and castle architecture.

Standard B: Dragon Claw

Side B: Iron Head

Up B: Slash

Down B: Dragon Tail

Final Smash: Outrage

And finally we have Bouffalant, based primarily on American Bison, with a bit of longhorn steer thrown in. Basically, another one of those with a clear "American" concept, explaining its placement right next to Braviary. I guess you could say it's the new Tauros.

Standard B: Horn Attack

Side B: Head Charge

Up B: Fury Attack

Down B: Reversal

Final Smash: Giga Impact

Entrance would be Poke Ball for all. Taunts would be based on their individual concepts. Kirby hats would be Audino ears, Basculin fins, Maractus head cacti, Sigilyph patterning and wings, Emolga ears, Alomomola fins, Cryogonal crystals, Stunfisk fins, Druddigon head crusties, and Bouffalant afro. Kart would mostly be the Poke Ball car, except for the fast ones or fliers, with their most iconic move. Spirit Battles would be whichever of the six Gen V stages fit them best. Victory Screens would be based on their individual theming, and losing screens would all be fainted. Color swaps is mostly the main and shinies for all, except in cases where there are variants, like Basculin.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Cobalion raises its Sword for Justice!

Character Sheet: The Larvesta Line

LARVESTA/VOLCARONA

Next up, let's cover what is apparently not a pseudo-legendary according to most fans because it's a two-stager, which I find really dumb, because it is OBVIOUSLY a pseudo-legendary, but maybe there's a stats thing I don't understand. I don't know. Either way, this line is based on Mothra of the Godzilla-verse, pairing up nicely with its fellow pseudo Hydreigon, and is a giant moth that absorbs and produces solar energy, its baby form also taking some inspiration from the Olympic torch.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Bug Bite > Fire Blast

Side B: Flame Charge

Up B: Flame Wheel > Fiery Dance

Down B: Leech Life > Heat Wave

Final Smash: Solar Flare

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Fluttering its wings and spinning in the air, glowing bright like the sun for a second, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their wings

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Flame Charge

Spirit Battle: On N's Castle

Victory Screen: Rising into the air and glowing brightly like the sun

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's go back and cover all the standalones, staring with Audino!

Character Sheet: The Deino Line

DEINO/ZWEILOUS/HYDREIGON

Next up, we have the generation's pseudo-legendary line, the Deino line. These three are based on Hydras from Greek Mythology, with a new head joining the rest with each new evolution. They also pull heavily from King Ghidorah of the Godzilla franchise, in the same vein as the next line after them that I'll be covering tomorrow.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Crunch > Hyper Beam (III)

Side B: Dragon Breath > Dragon Rush (II)

Up B: Body Slam > Outrage (III)

Down B: Dragon Pulse > Hyper Voice (II)

Final Smash: King of Monsters

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: The different heads biting at each other, roaring in challenge, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their black fur neck ruffles

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Outrage

Spirit Battle: On Wish Park

Victory Screen: The heads screeching as fire blazes behind them, similar to King Ghidorah's iconic shot.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Larvesta rises with the sun!

Character Sheet: Heatmor and Durant

HEATMOR//DURANT

Next up, we have a pair of standalones whose overall concept was built around each other as enemies, similar to Zangoose and Seviper. Heatmor is based on an anteater, with Fire power and furnace elements, and Durant is an ant with iron armor meant to protect it from Heatmor's flames (even though it just doubles the weakness to fire in game, so it doesn't really work actually, but still).

Here's the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Fire Lash | Bug Bite

Side B: Hone Claws | Iron Head

Up B: Fire Spin | Sand Attack

Down B: Lick | Iron Defense

Final Smash: Flare Blitz | Durant Colony

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: For Heatmor, sniffing into an ant hill, doing that t-pose thing anteaters do, things like that. For Durant, waggling their feelers, carrying a big chunk of food, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The furnace bits, and the iron shell

Kart: Poke Ball cars

Special Move: Fire Lash, Iron Defense

Spirit Battle: On Infinite Tower, one against the other

Victory Screen: Heatmor digging into an ant colony and slurping them all up, Durant's colony overwhelming the players.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Deino aims to be King of Monsters!

Character Sheet: The Vullaby Line

VULLABY/MANDIBUZZ

Next up, we have sorta counterparts to Rufflet and Braviary (I believe they are version exclusives to each other) in Vullaby and Mandibuzz. Vullaby and Mandibuzz are based on vultures, mixed a bit with cavemen and babies, in Vullaby's case, for some reason, complete with the whole "bones as accessories" thing you see on depictions of cavemen a lot.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Pluck

Side B: Knock Off > Bone Rush

Up B: Air Slash > Sky Attack

Down B: Iron Defense

Final Smash: Vultures Circling

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Pecking around at the ground, flapping their wings in warning, doing that whole "skulking and watching" thing you see in cartoons.

Kirby Hat: Their bone accessories and beaks

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Bone Rush

Spirit Battle: On N's Castle

Victory Screen: A flock circling for a second then landing and surrounding the defeated opponent.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Heatmor hunts for Durant!

Character Sheet: The Rufflet Line

RUFFLET/BRAVIARY

Next up, skipping over Bouffalant, we come to Rufflet and Braviary. While Pokemon themed around the real world region each new generation is based on would become a standard from Gen VII on, we would see traces starting all the way back in Gen V with this line specifically. Rufflet and Braviary are heavily based on bald eagles, with red, white, and blue color schemes, and even elements of Native American headdresses, all feeding into a thoroughly "American" picture.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Crush Claw

Side B: Aerial Ace > Air Slash

Up B: Wing Attack > Sky Attack

Down B: Whirlwind

Final Smash: Brave Bird > Superpower

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Screeching and flapping its wings, a "Unovan" flag appearing behind it, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their head feathers and beaks

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Brave Bird

Spirit Battle: On Castelia City

Victory Screen: Definitely with a "Unovan" flag flying behind it as it poses.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors (maybe other flag colors, for fun)

Thanks for reading! Next up, Vullaby circles its prey!

Character Sheet: The Pawniard Line

PAWNIARD/BISHARP

Next up, we have Pawniard and Bisharp, a pair of Pokemon somewhat based on chess pieces, hence pawn and bishop, but also general warriors and soldiers armed with sword and blades. They would eventually get a final evolution in Kingambit, but we won't cover that yet.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Night Slash

Side B: Fury Cutter > Iron Head

Up B: Metal Sound > Swords Dance

Down B: Iron Defense

Final Smash: Guillotine

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Holding up their blades and standing at attention, marching back and forth, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their helmets

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Guillotine

Spirit Battle: On Infinite Tower

Victory Screen: Slashing and then standing at attention

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Rufflet flies for freedom!

Character Sheet: The Golett Line

GOLETT/GOLURK

Next up, skipping over Druddigon, we come to Golett and Golurk, a pair of Pokemon based on the ancient myth of golems, beings made out of clay and imbued with life, generally to act as guards of ancient treasures and so on. They are pretty much just that. Still really cool. And they just got a Mega!

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Mega Punch > Hammer Arm

Side B: Curse > Phantom Force

Up B: Heavy Slam > High Horsepower

Down B: Iron Defense

Final Smash: Earthquake > Mega Golurk

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Creaking and shifting around, marching back and forth, tucking its feet in for a second, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their heads as helmets

Kart: Taking on a Kart-like form

Special Move: High Horsepower

Spirit Battle: On N's Castle

Victory Screen: Returning to their positions and becoming dormant once again.

Losing Screen: Fainted, maybe broken

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Pawniard readies its blades!

Character Sheet: The Mienfoo Line

MIENFOO/MIENSHAO

Next up, skipping over Cryogonal and Stunfisk (as well as the Shelmet line because we already did them), we now come to what I would call the new Meditite line to a certain extent, as they do both pull a bit from Shaolin monks. This line however, is also based a bit on minks, and the kung fu archetype of a martial artist with big long sleeves that whip around during the fight. To be honest, I'm not sure if that's just a movie thing for flair or if any actual martial artists do that (update, as far as I could find: apparently so, but not for martial arts purposes, and the movies do exaggerate them A LOT).

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Aura Sphere

Side B: Force Palm

Up B: Bounce > High Jump Kick

Down B: Reversal > Calm Mind

Final Smash: Martial Arts Master

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunt: Taking up a meditative stance, performing a taunting move like from a kung fu movie, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their heads as hats

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Force Palm

Spirit Battle: On Infinite Tower

Victory Screen: Possibly doing the whole martial arts bow thing.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Golett rises to protect its secrets!

Character Sheet: The Cubchoo Line

CUBCHOO/BEARTIC

Next up, let's cover Cubchoo and Beartic, both based on polar bears, with an Ice typing to match. Cubchoo specifically also seems to have a cold from the bitter cold weather, a big old snot drip hanging from his nose (which makes it hard not to see Beartic's ice beard as it having snotted all over itself).

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Frost Breath > Icicle Crash

Side B: Slash > Thrash

Up B: Icy Wind

Down B: Charm > Blizzard

Final Smash: Blizzard > Polar Bear Attack

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Sniffling and wiping itself (for Cubchoo), roaring and stomping around, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their ears as a hat (maybe the snot drip too)

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Blizzard

Spirit Battle: On Glacier Palace

Victory Screen: Rolling around in the snow, or roaring and slashing forward.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Mienfoo prepares for battle!

Character Sheet: The Axew Line

AXEW/FRAXURE/HAXORUS

Next up, we have the Axew line, the iconic Pokemon of Ash's companion, gym leader, and eventual champion Iris. Axew and its evolutions are based on general dinosaur builds, mostly hadrosaurs with those fins on its head, with axe blades coming out the sides of its mouth.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Breaking Swipe > Guillotine (III)

Side B: Dragon Claw > Outrage (III)

Up B: Dragon Dance > Swords Dance (II)

Down B: False Swipe > Dragon Pulse (II)

Final Smash: Guillotine > Giga Impact (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Slashing back and forth with its blades, stomping around, maybe some reference to Iris's from the anime (I haven't gotten there yet), things like that.

Kirby Hat: The mouth blades

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Guillotine

Spirit Battle: On Infinite Tower

Victory Screen: Slashing back and forth, and then roaring

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Cubchoo is snot backing down!

Character Sheet: The Litwick Line

LITWICK/LAMPENT/CHANDELURE

And now for another one of my favorite lines of the generation, Litwick, Lampent, and Chandelure, based on the ghostly flames that appear in a number of ghost stories and horror-related media, things like the will o' wisps and other such creatures, with the three stages starting as a candle, going up to a lamp, and then finally becoming a chandelier.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Ember > Shadow Ball (II)

Side B: Will-O-Wisp > Night Shade (III)

Up B: Fire Spin > Smog (III)

Down B: Hex > Imprison (II)

Final Smash: Overheat > Mega Chandelure (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Wiggling around all ghosty-like, burning its flame brighter, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their flames with at least a wick.

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Will-O-Wisp

Spirit Battle: On Black City/White Forest, the Black City version

Victory Screen: Rising back into place and acting like a regular light fixture again

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, I must Axew who you'd like to see in Smash!

Character Sheet: The Elgyem Line

ELGYEM/BEHEEYEM

Next up with have Elgyem and Beheeyem, a pair of Pokemon based on space aliens, most notably, the Greys and other stereotypical aliens with the big eyes and greenish skin and flying saucers and such like that. In other words, the LGMs (Little Green Men) and BEMs (Bug-Eyed Monsters) that they're named after. Now, we just need a final evo named Yueffo. If only.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Psybeam > Psychic

Side B: Zen Headbutt

Up B: Teleport

Down B: Imprison > Wonder Room

Final Smash: Alien Abduction

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Waving their hands around, making the stock alien sound effect (the woo-oo one, you know what I mean), rising up in a beam of light, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The tops of their heads as hats

Kart: A flying saucer

Special Move: Wonder Room

Spirit Battle: On Wish Park

Victory Screen: Rising back into their ships and flying away

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Litwick awaits its next guest!

Character Sheet: The Tynamo Line

TYNAMO/EELEKTRIK/EELEKTROSS

Next up, we have Tynamo, Eelektrik, and Eelektross, a line based on both electric eels and lampreys, and are among my favorites of the generation (sans the names, I think those are a little stupid). They even got a new Mega just recently, leaning hard into the whole goop self-defense thing that lampreys do.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Charge Beam > Wild Charge (III)

Side B: Spark > Thunderbolt (II)

Up B: Tackle > Coil (II)

Down B: Thunder Wave > Gastro Acid (III)

Final Smash: Underwater Shock > Mega Eelektross (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Wiggling around for a second, latching onto the ground with its mouth, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their mouths and fins

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Charge Beam

Spirit Battle: On Black City/White Forest, the city version

Victory Screen: Wiggling rapidly while discharging electricity then swimming away.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Elgyem invades the arena!

Character Sheet: The Klink Line

KLINK/KLANG/KLINKLANG

Hey, everybody, I'm back! Next up, we have the Klink line, based on gears and getting progressively more complex with each level. Not really much else to say there. A lot of people don't like them but I'm fine with them.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Gear Grind

Side B: Charge Beam > Zap Cannon (II)

Up B: Autotomize > Shift Gear (II)

Down B: Metal Sound > Magnetic Flux (III)

Final Smash: Machine Madness

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Grinding back and forth, stopping and creaking for a second, things like that.

Kirby Hat: One gear with Kirby's hands and feet

Kart: The Poke Ball car, and they're part of it

Special Move: Gear Grind

Spirit Battle: On Glacier Palace

Victory Screen: Sliding into place inside a machine and getting to grinding.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tynamo charges up!