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Girasol - GiratinaSix legs with eight
Of all them glitters gold
The shamed guardian of spirit’s fate
Refused to do as told

With all them glistens gold
Death to those ye held dear
The renegade who failed yet told
Of his human form he keeps so near

Life to those the disgrace held dear
Cherished his humanity, required to die
The soul keeper abandons in fear
Gathers before the first few born, ask only why

Treasures his humanity, for now he has judgment
To curse those scorned by his tainted ploy
Reaffirms those churning space and mind, and went
Fate sealed with the realms and the Original One destroys

Ye loved those scorned by your tainted ploy

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Meddling Kidby ~Kid-Apocalypse

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100 Themes Challenge, #98 "Puzzle"

Why are adult villains in games always shocked in this situation? I don't care if you're Methuselah, if your monster of choice is a foot-tall worm and you go up against a ten-year-old girl with a 28-FOOT ROCK MONSTER, you're going to lose. No matter how many butt-spikes your worm has.

None of this is exactly to scale, but I'm fairly certain that it gets the point across. Bet nobody knew I could draw Pokémon.

For the record, my Onix is female, and her name is Satine.

Onix, Dawn, Wurmple, and Galactic Grunt (c) Nintendo, Game Freak

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~KingJohnDoe Nov 29, 2012 Professional Writer

The funny part is that I JUST beat some hikers onix with my Wurmple...

~TheLonelyDieno Oct 14, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

It's so true XD

~FlaringBlaze Oct 11, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Haha, hilarious!

~rock-kun-exe Apr 15, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

i had my gardavoir out but yes exactly lol heros pokemon always beats grunts worm

~IrkenOutlawIris May 19, 2011

but I'm a ten year old girl going up against a grown, very fat man with a 28 foot rock monster with a 1 foot tall worm, and i always WIN >

~Kid-Apocalypse May 20, 2011

My point was that age isn't the defining factor in a pokemon victory. I chose those two pokemon because they make a clear visual statement, so people who have no knowledge of the game could enjoy the humour.