WHO WANTS TO FITE. (first come first serve)

"Fight me."

He's ready. By Arceus, the Swiss punk is ready. He's got a Poké Ball in hand and five more where that came from--he's got five hundred years' worth of fite in him and he's got five hundred more to spare.


"I'll kick any'ne’s ass. I'll kick yer ass. I'll kick yer dog’s ass. I'll kick m'own ass. Fuckin' fight me. Let's GO."

"Yeah sure, let's freaking go. Nobody talks shit about my dog."

With a flick of the wrist, Blue's giant dog appears as he's frowning heavily at the Swiss man.

"Not all the Toblerone in the world can save your butt."
Arcanine begins barking loudly.

"Don't ever insult a man's dog if you wanna live."

"A'right then. Let's see 'f yer bite's as bad 's yer bark!"

He hurls the Poké Ball into the air, revealing his Lucario--a bad matchup for sure, but that was only for an amateur.

"Don't think 'm holdin' back on yeh fer a second," he says, confidently folding his arms. "He may be Steel t'yer Fire, but he'll show yeh the real meanin' 'f a disadvantage!"

With a crack of his knuckles, Blue's Arcanine disappears, becoming invisible to the naked eye.
It rushes around the room before trying to hit the Lucario at full speed.

"Take 't head on! Bone Rush!"

The Lucario does exactly as his master orders, whirling around to hit the Arcanine exactly as it rushes toward him--there's no blind spot when your opponent is Aura sensitive. Although that maybe isn't the wisest thing, seeing as the sheer strength of the Extremespeed is enough to send him skidding across the ground. But for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction, and the returning force of the Bone Rush is no exception.

Arcanine takes the hit, right in the mouth. Probably the first time a dog didn't care for a bone.
Arcanine falls back, landing on its hind legs first before it lands on its fore legs.
Blue cracks his knuckles.

"You're better than I thought you landlocked lederhosened loser!"

Blue points at the ground.
"Light the entire stage on fire! Fire blast!"

Flames erupt from the dogs mouth and quickly hit the ground, spreading in all directions.