Post by Johans Nidorino on Jun 2, 2007 1:10:09 GMT -5
This would be a dazing version of Freezie (I'm aware Shadrio submitted something similar, but even him told us "not to expect something awesome" 
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Name: Poké Doll
From:
Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Blue Version (Game Boy, 1998)
Description:
Throw it at an opponent, and if he/she/it isn't holding another item, then he/she/it will automatically grab the Poké Doll, becoming infatuated with it for some seconds or until he/she/it gets hit. After its effect ends, the Poké Doll will disappear.
Xatu's forecast:
Medium chances of appearing in SSBB
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The Poké Doll items have been there since the beginning of the series itself. In Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, you had to buy a Poké Doll for the Copycat girl in order for her to give you the TM that taught Mimic to one of your Pokémon (the same girl acted as a tutor of Mimic in Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen).
These items are used to escape easily from battles with wild Pokémon. Also, when a Pokémon uses the Substitute move, a Poké Doll-like being becomes the target of the opponent's moves formerly targeted on the Substitute user.
In Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal onwards you can also decorate your room/secret base with assorted Pokémon Dolls (Zigzagoon Doll, Pikachu Doll, etc.). In fact, in the real world, Poké Doll is also the name given to the official Pokémon plushies licensed by Nintendo.
The female Pokéfan trainers also have Poké Dolls with them when battling:
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Name: Poké Doll
From:
Pokémon Red Version and Pokémon Blue Version (Game Boy, 1998)
Description:
Throw it at an opponent, and if he/she/it isn't holding another item, then he/she/it will automatically grab the Poké Doll, becoming infatuated with it for some seconds or until he/she/it gets hit. After its effect ends, the Poké Doll will disappear.
Xatu's forecast:
Medium chances of appearing in SSBB
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The Poké Doll items have been there since the beginning of the series itself. In Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, you had to buy a Poké Doll for the Copycat girl in order for her to give you the TM that taught Mimic to one of your Pokémon (the same girl acted as a tutor of Mimic in Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen).
These items are used to escape easily from battles with wild Pokémon. Also, when a Pokémon uses the Substitute move, a Poké Doll-like being becomes the target of the opponent's moves formerly targeted on the Substitute user.
In Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal onwards you can also decorate your room/secret base with assorted Pokémon Dolls (Zigzagoon Doll, Pikachu Doll, etc.). In fact, in the real world, Poké Doll is also the name given to the official Pokémon plushies licensed by Nintendo.
The female Pokéfan trainers also have Poké Dolls with them when battling:
(I can animate now! WHOO)