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Stop Motion Pokemon Battle: Groudon vs Guzzlord

So after all this time, I FINALLY get a new stop motion movie in. This one of course being another Pokemon battle. For those who've seen my last Pokemon short, y'all wanted to see Legendaries fighting in the next one. While it's not Rayquaza vs Zygarde (which would've been too difficult for me to animate anyways) I got Guzzlord invading Groudon's territory while on a ravenous rampage on the Pokemon who live on the mountain. Unlike my last Pokemon short where the Pokemon came out in Pokeballs, were stocked at level 50, and only learned moves they could learn naturally; the Pokemon fighting here are actual wild Pokemon, thus they pull off other punches whacks and other attacks outside of the four move limit. And that the Pokemon's levels are a touch more vague. As you can also tell, I started utilizing green screen effects in the shots, and while some of them can look a tad fuzzy, I tried my damnest to make every shot cleanly fit with the background as possible. As well as making the effects in a longer, more convoluted way than my previous videos because of said green screen. Lastly, YES, I know looking back that the matchup itself is one sided in favor of Groudon, But either way, I wanted to make a good Stop Motion Pokemon short. And I hope y'all enjoy it. ...I also just now realized I messed up on the music when groudon's theme was playing, and I apologise.....oops Also, if you wanted a better clarification on what specific moves they used. Here's a brief rundown on each of the moves I've tried to make them look like they used. Guzzlord: Crunch 1:04 and 3:07 Dragon Rush (sorta) 2:03 Belch 2:10 (made up the excuse that he somehow learned it in his homeworld before coming to the mountain) Dragon Tail 2:42 Groudon: Lava Plume (sorta) 1:49 Precipice blades 1:56 and 2:54 Hammer arm 2:07 and 2:50 (which explains the dinging sounds signifying it was super effective) Solarbeam 3:14 Eruption 3:30 (again, since they're wild Pokemon, I allowed them to use more than just their 4 move limit as long as they learned their moves naturally) All other smacks and whacks were just that and not specific attacks