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The brothers are delusional and self-righteous to the point that they actually believe they are not cheating at all and will even argue that they won fair and square if their cheating is called out. For example, when Misty called them out for illegally sending out two additional Tentacruel to attack her Corsola, Kim stated that it was a challenge from the Invincible Pokémon Brothers as a whole, disregarding the fact that the match is supposed to be a one-on-one battle, and when Nurse Joy disqualified them for the rule violation, they argued back, declaring that they won "fair and square". | The brothers are delusional and self-righteous to the point that they actually believe they are not cheating at all and will even argue that they won fair and square if their cheating is called out. For example, when Misty called them out for illegally sending out two additional Tentacruel to attack her Corsola, Kim stated that it was a challenge from the Invincible Pokémon Brothers as a whole, disregarding the fact that the match is supposed to be a one-on-one battle, and when Nurse Joy disqualified them for the rule violation, they argued back, declaring that they won "fair and square". | ||
The brothers are capable of great acts of cruelty, such as when Misty dived in to shield Gyarados from their Tentacruel's Poison Sting; not only did they have Tentacruel attack Misty, but they were also amused when she was in danger of drowning. In the end, they | The brothers are capable of great acts of cruelty, such as when Misty dived in to shield Gyarados from their Tentacruel's Poison Sting; not only did they have Tentacruel attack Misty, but they were also amused when she was in danger of drowning. In the end, they become cowardly when they realize that their defeat is inevitable; they panic and surrender in a pathetic way. | ||
==Pokémon== | ==Pokémon== | ||