She then leaned down and collected the pokeball she had set on the ground previously, and triggered. Irena nodded, recalled her Horsea and held its pokeball close to her mouth as she muttered a small prayer - or an oath of some kind. "Trainer Irena's Horsea can no longer battle! Trainer Irena, please select your next Pokemon" This diffused both moves - the field, once thunderous with storm and gale, was once again still as the last remaining drizzle the two twisters whipped up fell like raindrops upon the water. The Twister was still raging - but Morpheus calmly called up a smaller, lesser Twister of his own spinning counter to it and crashed it into Horsea's enduring attack.
The Horsea, caught off-guard, didn't quite manage to dodge - and Morpheus blew out a diffuse Bubble Beam so that some of the bubbles would linger around. This was the power of Ditto - they were, in essence, the ultimate revenge-killer so long as they had the proper setup for their transformation - and with Morpheus's unnatural ease at changing forms, he more than made up for the small amount of time that shifting would normally take. The opposing Horsea had employed a Focus Energy to both try and evade as well as set up for the ensuing Razor Wind - but the burst of energy that Focus Energy granted it was not enough to make up for how tired it was, against an equal opponent who was completely fresh in Morpheus. The Ditto morphed into a copy of Irena's Horsea and, taking advantage of the newfound speed granted by Swift Swim, sped hard. Morpheus wasted no time - your Ditto was nothing if not determined, and it showed with the speed of his aggression. Hit the Twister with a second Twister to dissipate it" "Bubble Beam to finish it - set up a field of bubbles of your own, either to secure the finish or obstruct whatever else it tries. The bubble field it had set to finish Nero was also dissipating - it seemed that the Horsea could hit hard, but not make the bubbles last too long. While Lacy confirmed everything, Morpheus turned to you - you made an almost imperceptible nod towards the Horsea. With this choice, you'd shown the same two Pokemon against Callista and Irena - it wasn't intended, but certainly did make for interesting symmetry. You triggered his Pokeball, earning excited cries from those who remembered your battle against Callista. Well, as safe as sending Morpheus into battle could be anyways. She seemed very committed to using her fourth Pokemon, though - but still, you wanted to play it safe. And to win, you had to go for a sweep here - you needed something that Irena couldn't necessarily react to. Galen had enthusiasm, but he was not going to do well against Irena's A-team - he simply didn't have enough training and experience for it yet. Surprise Alien Board has a figure, but lacks a description.You swiftly made a choice - going towards Faraday first, but deciding against it. They yield nothing when destroyed, though one of the mission objectives for Invasion at the House of Horrors is to break 13 of them. Surprise Alien Boards cannot be inhaled or damaged using normal attacks, but they can be broken using Vending Mouth. Surprise Alien Boards cannot harm Kirby unless he is hit by them as they pop out, but they may get in the way while something else seeks to harm him. After the board comes out, it will typically linger for a moment before moving back out of the way again, though some will remain in place indefinitely. It is a wooden cut-out of a stereotypical space alien (coming in red, green, or blue) that pops out of the wall in order to surprise Kirby and/or block his way. Surprise Alien Board (referred to in short as an alien) is an enemy and stage hazard that appears in Kirby and the Forgotten Land, primarily in the stage Invasion at the House of Horrors. Screenshot of a Surprise Alien Board from Kirby and the Forgotten Land.
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