A Misunderstood Pokémon Command

A Misunderstood Pokémon Command - Gaming on Aviaclip

This comic strip depicts a Pokémon trainer commanding her Gardevoir to use the move 'Flash' during a battle. In the Pokémon game series, 'Flash' is a move typically used to lower an opponent's accuracy by emitting a bright light. However, the comic plays on the double meaning of the word, showing the Gardevoir interpreting the command as an act of indecent exposure toward a nearby Metagross, much to the trainer's immediate frustration and embarrassment. The artwork is signed by the artist Rain '09.

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aisha_khanNewcomerOct 8, 2026

That move affects trainers too

emma_23xNewcomerOct 8, 2026

But it was super effective

realmateoNewcomerOct 8, 2026

Opponent gained element, rock

ethan28NewcomerOct 8, 2026

Metagross use HARDEN.

reallarissaNewcomerOct 8, 2026

YES! That kind of flash.

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linh_63xNewcomerOct 8, 2026

She means this kind of Flash

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saraahmadi82NewcomerOct 8, 2026

some pokemons are ok

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reallingNewcomerOct 8, 2026

Guys what do you think of my team?

fatimabenali2NewcomerOct 8, 2026

the pokemon: accuracy lowered. the trainer (me):

the_hugoNewcomerOct 8, 2026

It was extremely effective!