Difference between revisions of "Roy"
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* '''Birthday:''' Unknown | * '''Birthday:''' Unknown | ||
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* '''Met:''' Yangverse Unova, Route 214 (Torchic) [Caught] | * '''Met:''' Yangverse Unova, Route 214 (Torchic) [Caught] | ||
* '''Ability:''' Blaze | * '''Ability:''' Blaze | ||
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== Battle Strategy == | == Battle Strategy == | ||
| − | Roy fights much like he does in the Smash Bros series, although he uses kicks instead of the Sword of Seals. He has developed a rather haphazard mixture of techniques across the type spectrum as best he could have, and only Mega Evolves in a pinch, as he sees it as rather unfair. | + | Roy fights much like he does in the Smash Bros series, although he uses kicks and whatnot instead of the Sword of Seals. He has developed a rather haphazard mixture of techniques across the type spectrum as best he could have, and only Mega Evolves in a pinch, as he sees it as rather unfair. |
== Known Techniques == | == Known Techniques == | ||
| − | * {{typeicon|Dragon}} Dual Chop | + | * {{typeicon|Dragon}} Dual Chop |
* {{typeicon|Fighting}} Close Combat, Double Kick, Focus Punch, High Jump Kick, Low Sweep | * {{typeicon|Fighting}} Close Combat, Double Kick, Focus Punch, High Jump Kick, Low Sweep | ||
* {{typeicon|Fire}} Blaze Kick, Ember, Fire Punch, Flame Charge, Flare Blitz | * {{typeicon|Fire}} Blaze Kick, Ember, Fire Punch, Flame Charge, Flare Blitz | ||
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* He has since swapped out his bulky armor for some casual attire. He still has his armor, but there’s no reason to wear it in moments of levity. | * He has since swapped out his bulky armor for some casual attire. He still has his armor, but there’s no reason to wear it in moments of levity. | ||
* He gave himself the surname “Pherae-Lycia” when put on the spot, in reference to being the lord of Pherae, and then Lycia by his game’s end. | * He gave himself the surname “Pherae-Lycia” when put on the spot, in reference to being the lord of Pherae, and then Lycia by his game’s end. | ||
| + | * According to Absent, to reconcile his disdain for combat from Fire Emblem with his ferocity in Smash Bros., Roy apparently tends to "lose himself" in battle. | ||
[[Category: Male Pokémon]] | [[Category: Male Pokémon]] | ||
Revision as of 05:48, 6 June 2021
Roy is Colton's Blaziken, and the fifth ‘mon he acquired during the Entralink Arc, being the eleventh Pokemon he’s captured overall.
Personality
Roy is actually the protagonist of Fire Emblem: Binding Blade. He has a strong sense of justice and a respect for Colton as he helped him navigate the world. But ever since he learned he was a video game character he’s had bouts of nihilism.
That doesn’t stop him from being a friend to everyone around him.
Details
- Birthday: Unknown
- Age: 20
- Met: Yangverse Unova, Route 214 (Torchic) [Caught]
- Ability: Blaze
- Nature: Brave
- Favorite Move: Slash
- Ball: Luxury
Battle Strategy
Roy fights much like he does in the Smash Bros series, although he uses kicks and whatnot instead of the Sword of Seals. He has developed a rather haphazard mixture of techniques across the type spectrum as best he could have, and only Mega Evolves in a pinch, as he sees it as rather unfair.
Known Techniques
Dual Chop
Close Combat, Double Kick, Focus Punch, High Jump Kick, Low Sweep
Blaze Kick, Ember, Fire Punch, Flame Charge, Flare Blitz
Brave Bird
Quick Attack, Slash, Swords Dance
Relationships
Ever since Roy’s realization of his fictitiousness he has developed a relationship with Sunny, although he describes his heart still belongs to Lilina.
Trivia
- Roy’s close-range sweetspots from Smash Bros are loosely translated into his Sword of Seals’ power residing in his chest whenever he turns into a Blaziken.
- He has since swapped out his bulky armor for some casual attire. He still has his armor, but there’s no reason to wear it in moments of levity.
- He gave himself the surname “Pherae-Lycia” when put on the spot, in reference to being the lord of Pherae, and then Lycia by his game’s end.
- According to Absent, to reconcile his disdain for combat from Fire Emblem with his ferocity in Smash Bros., Roy apparently tends to "lose himself" in battle.
