Moonlight Sonata

 

 

Pokémon [16]

3 — Venusaur EX — Power Trio Collection (XY28)
2 — M Venusaur EX — XY (2/146)

1 — Celebi EX — Boundaries Crossed (141/149)
1 — Shaymin EX — Next Destinies (94/99)
1 — Virizion EX — Plasma Blast (9/101)

2 — Virizion — Ancient Origins (12/98)
3 — Illumise — Primal Clash (18/160)
3 — Lunatone — Plasma Storm (73/135)

Trainers [27]

1 — Master Ball — Plasma Blast (94/101)
4 — Max Elixir — BREAKpoint (102/122)
4 — Trainers' Mail — Ancient Origins (100/98)

1 — Professor Juniper — Plasma Freeze (116/116)
2 — Korrina — Furious Fists (111/111)
2 — Xerosic — Phantom Forces (119/119)
3 — Professor Birch's Observations — Primal Clash (159/160)
4 — N — Dark Explorers (96/108)

3 — Virbank City Gym — Plasma Storm (126/135)

3 — Head Ringer — Phantom Forces (97/119)

Energy [17]

3 — Double Colorless Energy
14 — Grass Energy

Epilogue

It's the early 1800's and we're the legendary composer Ludwig von Beethoven. We're about to finish one of the greatest sonatas of all time—and for some reason we're going to dedicate it to a woman who's apparently half frog. Don't ask—we may never know. But apparently, we saw the countess Giulietta Guicciardi—and was like, "Go...Masterball."

Mega Venusaur is a hard lady to please, so she needs a lot of extra care to satisfy her. And that is the purpose of Master Ball here. Most likely, she's going to need something special, and Master Ball is going to get it for you. Consider Celebi when you can't get the energy up—but needed to Mega Evolve while you had the chance. Virizion for when you need to ace your opponent's Special Conditions. And even possibly Venusaur itself, when you've got the Max Elixir in hand, and need to pour our lady up a few shots right away.

Max Elixir is like the nectar of the Gods in the 1800's. It's what we drink all night to write such amazing music. But to make decent use of it, we'll need a nice energy base to back it up—yet as you can see—that's all been provided here. And by the hands of Korrina, we can draw this inspirational medium from under the light of the moon. For the power of {Premonition}is simply legendary. It works wonders for Ether, and what it does for Ether, it can do just as well with Max Elixir. So if you're unsure to as to waste one or not, you can always check the top with {Premonition}—and if there's an energy there—you know that's the green light.

If there's not, you still have a pretty good chance anyways, but sometimes it's better to just check first anways if you can. {Premonition} works other miracles filtering through our notes, so it's amazing to have in numerous copies all around. Venusaur draws its power from the light of moon anyways if I'm not mistaken—right? Well then, it's definitely a must have for our enchanted evening.

On the night of the first performance, Beethoven's [Helping Hand] brings the magic to our fingertips—but you might want to send a [Twirling Sign] to the audience first—to set the mood for excitement. If you didn't get attend the first performance, Xerosic would be pleased to arrange an encore for your Head Ringer experience. It's definitely recommended, for this piece is simply breathtaking. Generations to come will be reveling at this masterpiece—although we won't be able to hear a thing.