Legendary Summon

Legendary Summon is a voluntary ability for Dragon Manipulators that costs energy and requires preparation before becoming a Dragon Manipulator.

Effect
Legendary Summon is a unique ability that allows the user to summon a Legendary Pokémon into battle.

Before becoming a Dragon Manipulator, the user already made a contract with a Legendary Pokémon. Because of the contract, the user can summon that Legendary Pokémon, which will cost a certain amount of energy that was already agreed upon in the contract. This energy cost is any whole number no less than 20%, but no more than 80%.

There was already an agreement about how long the Legendary Pokémon will stay when summoned, which can be any time no longer than 45 minutes, but no shorter than 5 minutes.

The user already picked out 4 moves in the Pokémon's learnset to use in battle. That Pokémon will use nothing more than those 4 moves.

Because Legendary Summon is a Manipulation ability, the Legendary Pokémon will also be subjected to the same energy percentage system when summoned. The 4 moves for the Pokémon cost 20%, 40%, 60%, and 80% in that order for the Pokémon.

Legendary Pokémon can recover energy about as fast as Fighting Manipulators over time.

Legendary Pokémon that are summoned will never engage in fighting outside of the 4 moves and will stand by until enough energy is recovered. The user of Legendary Summon will decide which moves the Legendary Pokémon will use at any moment in battle, depending on the energy level of the Pokémon, which the user can sense.

Moves of a Legendary Pokémon will generally have normal effects on humans (with the exception of certain moves, although the Pokémon will warn the human about those moves when negotiating) and can affect humans fatally. Abilities of Legendary Pokémon will generally only be in effect against other Pokémon if any are present, but some could potentially have human effects.

The Legendary Pokémon will only stay for no more than the time previously negotiated upon and cannot leave before that time. When the time is up, the Pokémon disappears and goes back to wherever it was. After this, it can't be summoned again for at least 24 hours.

Legendary Pokémon are NOT immune to death from a human's Manipulation moves, but it isn't likely since those Pokémon are very aware when those moves could harm them and would probably take preventive measures if needed. Also, other Legendary or Mythical Pokémon can kill the summoned Pokémon as well.

A Legendary Pokémon can't be summoned if another Dragon Manipulator has used Negate and the user is in range. If Negate starts while the Legendary Pokémon is in battle, it won't have an effect and the Pokémon will stay out there.

See Next (In Order):

 * Indestructible Skin

Abilities

 * Negate

Moves

 * Detrimental Disturbance
 * Begone!
 * Untold Legend
 * Remains of What Used to Be

General

 * List of Manipulations