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I'm gonna go ahead and post them all up. Hopefully that way, the next time I look for comments I'll get at least one that's positive.

Originally, the idea was for this to be a replacement for the Pokemon Trainer in Brawl, changing things up and spreading out the playable Pokes to more generations. But I don't know anymore. Having both might be too many for one series, but Pokemon is all about the huge cast anyhow.

On a side note, something bugs me about the way Grovyle's face turned out.

There would still be a trainer, of course. I just can't draw human Pokemon characters well.

-HOENN TRAINER-
Series: Pokemon
First Appearance: Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire (2002)
Why I Picked Them: Oh dang! I already explained this part... Oh well. People like Blaziken and liek Mudkipz, so that's another factor I suppose.

-MUDKIP-
STANDARD: Bubble - Mudkip releases a blast of short-range bubbles; if an enemy is caught in the attack, they will be trapped inside of a bubble and float upwards for a bit. If the trapped player is attacked, the bubble will pop. Mostly for defensive purposes.

SIDE: Mud Slap - Mudkip sends a wave of mud along the floor, which not only damages enemies but slips them up as if they stepped on a banana peel.

UP: Surf - Works like Squirtle's Waterfall move.

-GROVYLE-
STANDARD: Giga Drain - If this attack hits, Grovyle will have its damage reduced by the amount the enemy's increases.

SIDE: Leaf Blade - Grovyle plants one of its arm "blades" in the ground and then charges forward, slicing through any opponents in his path. Stops when Grovyle reaches a ledge or a wall (I left out Razor Leaf to add variety and boost the differences between the Trainers).

UP: Leaf Storm - Grovyle leaps into the air and a leafy whirlwind appears where he was, which sucks in nearby enemies.

-BLAZIKEN-
STANDARD: Flame Kick - Tap B to kick the ground and send a wave of fire along the floor. Hold B longer to increase the distance that it travels.

SIDE: Brave Bird - Blaziken grabs the enemy, leaps into the air, and then piledrives them into the ground. This is a powerful attack, but Blaziken will also recieve recoil damage.

UP: Fire Spin - Works like Charizard's Fly move, but is a bit more useful as a recovery move.

-ALL-
DOWN: Pokemon Swap - Switches Pokemon in the order of Mudkip>Grovyle>Blaziken>Mudkip and so on.

FINAL SMASH: Triple Finish - Different than the Kanto Trainer's version, this has Blaziken attack to the right, Grovyle to the left, and Mudkip standing in the middle firing in the direction that more enemies are in. Of course, to balance things out, this is noticably less damaging than the Kanto Trainer's triple Finish.

Description
I'm gonna go ahead and post them all up. Hopefully that way, the next time I look for comments I'll get at least one that's positive.

Originally, the idea was for this to be a replacement for the Pokemon Trainer in Brawl, changing things up and spreading out the playable Pokes to more generations. But I don't know anymore. Having both might be too many for one series, but Pokemon is all about the huge cast anyhow.

On a side note, something bugs me about the way Grovyle's face turned out.

There would still be a trainer, of course. I just can't draw human Pokemon characters well.

-HOENN TRAINER-
Series: Pokemon
First Appearance: Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire (2002)
Why I Picked Them: Oh dang! I already explained this part... Oh well. People like Blaziken and liek Mudkipz, so that's another factor I suppose.

-MUDKIP-
STANDARD: Bubble - Mudkip releases a blast of short-range bubbles; if an enemy is caught in the attack, they will be trapped inside of a bubble and float upwards for a bit. If the trapped player is attacked, the bubble will pop. Mostly for defensive purposes.

SIDE: Mud Slap - Mudkip sends a wave of mud along the floor, which not only damages enemies but slips them up as if they stepped on a banana peel.

UP: Surf - Works like Squirtle's Waterfall move.

-GROVYLE-
STANDARD: Giga Drain - If this attack hits, Grovyle will have its damage reduced by the amount the enemy's increases.

SIDE: Leaf Blade - Grovyle plants one of its arm "blades" in the ground and then charges forward, slicing through any opponents in his path. Stops when Grovyle reaches a ledge or a wall (I left out Razor Leaf to add variety and boost the differences between the Trainers).

UP: Leaf Storm - Grovyle leaps into the air and a leafy whirlwind appears where he was, which sucks in nearby enemies.

-BLAZIKEN-
STANDARD: Flame Kick - Tap B to kick the ground and send a wave of fire along the floor. Hold B longer to increase the distance that it travels.

SIDE: Brave Bird - Blaziken grabs the enemy, leaps into the air, and then piledrives them into the ground. This is a powerful attack, but Blaziken will also recieve recoil damage.

UP: Fire Spin - Works like Charizard's Fly move, but is a bit more useful as a recovery move.

-ALL-
DOWN: Pokemon Swap - Switches Pokemon in the order of Mudkip>Grovyle>Blaziken>Mudkip and so on.

FINAL SMASH: Triple Finish - Different than the Kanto Trainer's version, this has Blaziken attack to the right, Grovyle to the left, and Mudkip standing in the middle firing in the direction that more enemies are in. Of course, to balance things out, this is noticably less damaging than the Kanto Trainer's triple Finish.