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'''Void Shadows''' are non-Pokémon creatures in {{g|Super Mystery Dungeon}} that inhabit the [[Voidlands]], where all Pokémon who have been petrified into stone are sent to. They will consume any Pokémon they encounter and are capable of shapeshifting into any Pokémon. They are minions of [[Dark Matter]] and first appear during the second half of the story. | '''Void Shadows''' are non-Pokémon creatures in {{g|Super Mystery Dungeon}} that inhabit the [[Voidlands]], where all Pokémon who have been petrified into stone are sent to. They will consume any Pokémon they encounter and are capable of shapeshifting into any Pokémon. They are minions of [[Dark Matter]] and first appear during the second half of the story. | ||
==Personality== | |||
== | The Void Shadows are, as stated previously, the minions of Dark Matter and none of them seem to have their own distinct personality that separates one from others of their kin. However, they seem to be akin to {{p|Ditto}} in that they can act as if they were another Pokémon, much like how one of them disguised themselves as P{{p|Bunnelby}}. While they do not seem to be much in the way of speech, they are very aggressive to the player and his/her partner; going as far as to take on the form of a Mega {{p|Tyranitar}} and a pair of Mega {{p|Gengar}} as a means to stop them from returning to their world, and are willing to kill them to stop them. | ||
==In Combat== | |||
* | They are very strong fighters in a group whilst one of them on its' own is not a considerable threat, and are more menacing in that they can transform into any Pokémon they desire and harness their abilities. Like their commander, they too have a set of techniques that are unique to them, but are quite similar to other Pokémon techniques, but they have no defined [[Type]]. A few of them, however, are an exception to this rule. Their attacks are as follows: | ||
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* | * '''Peripheral Attack''' - This move is similar to {{m|Dark Pulse}} in that it targets foes that are currently surrounding the Void Shadow using the technique, however the damage dealt is typeless, it is a [[Special move]], and it does not cause flinching. While this technique normally has 10 PP, the Void Shadows never seem to run out of PP. | ||
* '''Drain''' - This move is similar to {{m|Leech Life}} and various other {{cat|HP-draining moves|HP-draining moves}} in that it steals HP from the target in front of it with a shadowy aura, and is healed by half of the damage done. This attack is also typeless, and also deals Special damage. This attack has 12 PP initially. | |||
* '''Shadow Headbutt''' - This move is akin to a normal {{m|Headbutt}}, and has a very similar animation to the move as well. It deals typeless damage, and is the only [[Physical move]] that Void Shadows know naturally. | |||
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Void Shadows are non-Pokémon creatures in Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon that inhabit the Voidlands, where all Pokémon who have been petrified into stone are sent to. They will consume any Pokémon they encounter and are capable of shapeshifting into any Pokémon. They are minions of Dark Matter and first appear during the second half of the story.
Personality
The Void Shadows are, as stated previously, the minions of Dark Matter and none of them seem to have their own distinct personality that separates one from others of their kin. However, they seem to be akin to Ditto in that they can act as if they were another Pokémon, much like how one of them disguised themselves as PBunnelby. While they do not seem to be much in the way of speech, they are very aggressive to the player and his/her partner; going as far as to take on the form of a Mega Tyranitar and a pair of Mega Gengar as a means to stop them from returning to their world, and are willing to kill them to stop them.
In Combat
They are very strong fighters in a group whilst one of them on its' own is not a considerable threat, and are more menacing in that they can transform into any Pokémon they desire and harness their abilities. Like their commander, they too have a set of techniques that are unique to them, but are quite similar to other Pokémon techniques, but they have no defined Type. A few of them, however, are an exception to this rule. Their attacks are as follows:
- Peripheral Attack - This move is similar to Dark Pulse in that it targets foes that are currently surrounding the Void Shadow using the technique, however the damage dealt is typeless, it is a Special move, and it does not cause flinching. While this technique normally has 10 PP, the Void Shadows never seem to run out of PP.
- Drain - This move is similar to Leech Life and various other HP-draining moves in that it steals HP from the target in front of it with a shadowy aura, and is healed by half of the damage done. This attack is also typeless, and also deals Special damage. This attack has 12 PP initially.
- Shadow Headbutt - This move is akin to a normal Headbutt, and has a very similar animation to the move as well. It deals typeless damage, and is the only Physical move that Void Shadows know naturally.
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