Blue's Scizor: Difference between revisions

In a flashback shown in ''[[PS052|Growing Out of Gengar]]'', Blue used Scyther as his last attempt to defeat [[Agatha]]. Even though Agatha says that Blue's Scyther's physical attack will be no use against formless Pokémon, Blue is reminded of what his master once told him, that even though there's no form, you can still slice through an enemy without form so long as you grasp the essence of the foe. Blue then calls for a Slash from Scyther, slicing {{p|Gengar}} and {{p|Gastly}} to pieces.

In ''[[PS115|Forretress of Solitude]]'', it was revealed that Scyther had evolved into a Scizor. In the [[PS116|next chapter]] Scizor is used to fight against a group of wild Pokémon that started rampaging due to the radio signals caused by [[Team Rocket]]. Scizor starts by attacking with Metal Claw and follows up by scaring the Pokémon with his two claws, which resemble heads. Scizor finishes the battle with False Swipe, allowing Blue to capture them all.

Scizor appeared in ''[[PS274|Double Dealing with Deoxys]]'', being used in a double battle against Red. Scizor, with {{TP|Blue|Machamp}} in his pincers, flies above [[Snor]]. Scizor then drops Machamp, who proceeds to grab [[Snorlax|Snor]]'s body. Machamp proceeds to use Seismic Toss and tosses Snor onto the ground, and swiftly defeats him. Blue follows this up by having Scizor attack [[Gyara]] with Steel Wing, knocking him out too. Red sends out [[Pika]] and [[Aerodactyl|Aero]] as his last two Pokémon and has Aero use {{m|Take Down}} on Scizor, which doesn't do recoil damage due to his {{a|Rock Head}} [[Ability]]. Aero follows up by using Dragon Claw on Scizor, forcing Blue to switch him out.  

In ''[[PS279|Don't Doubt Deoxys]]'', Blue sends out Scizor and Machamp to attack [[Orm]]'s {{p|Shuckle}}s, who have bound themselves to Blue. Machamp blasts that Shuckle with {{m|Hyper Beam}}, while Scizor attacks with Metal Claw. {{TP|Blue|Rhydon}} then shows up from underground and defeats the head Shuckle, scattering the rest. Blue reveals that Scizor and Machamp were simply a diversion for Rhydon to attack.