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SWAGGER is the confidence exuded as a reflection of ones dress, shoe game, attitude, and how one handles a situation. A full set of SWAGGER is very expensive and most of it must be obtained through combat with other rabble, with the victor looting the corpse of the fallen for any SWAGGER they may like, the remains are left for the weakest rabble to pick through obtaining the odd trinket for their own collections. With the death of a Arch demon his followers compete to obtain any SWAGGER their lord may have had equipped at his time of dying. Due to the afore mentioned cost of SWAGGER many rabble spend their entire lives obtaining a semi complete set of SWAGGER, these rabble often take more intellectual jobs in the rabble society such as frying chips and stacking shelves in super markets. __NOWYSIWYG__ Swagger Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Swagger is a move introduced in Generation II that increases the Attack stat two times of the opponent and confuses it, the Confusion stat depends on the Attack and Defense stat of the Pokémon that has this stat. This move is very strategic, because the confusion problem damages a lot, though a good combo will be using Screech to double damage. (TBA)

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__NOWYSIWYG__ Swagger Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Swagger is a move introduced in Generation II that increases the Attack stat two times of the opponent and confuses it, the Confusion stat depends on the Attack and Defense stat of the Pokémon that has this stat. This move is very strategic, because the confusion problem damages a lot, though a good combo will be using Screech to double damage. Using this move on a Pokémon with a Persim Berry or Own Tempo, only increases Attack stat. Using it on an opponent is a disadvantage, but using it in a Double Battle to your teammate will be an advantage. Also if it's use with Psych Up to increase both Pokémon Attack or in a Single Battle can be used to copy the foe Attack stat without getting confused. (TBA) SWAGGER is the confidence exuded as a reflection of ones dress, shoe game, attitude, and how one handles a situation. A full set of SWAGGER is very expensive and most of it must be obtained through combat with other rabble, with the victor looting the corpse of the fallen for any SWAGGER they may like, the remains are left for the weakest rabble to pick through obtaining the odd trinket for their own collections. With the death of a Arch demon his followers compete to obtain any SWAGGER their lord may have had equipped at his time of dying. Due to the afore mentioned cost of SWAGGER many rabble spend their entire lives obtaining a semi complete set of SWAGGER, these rabble often take more intellectual jobs in the rabble society such as frying chips and stacking shelves in super markets. Since the entire rabble society revolves around a era of persistant universal combat, If a smaller rabble is able to obtain a piece of SWAGGER then it is more then likely that a larger more stronger rabble will Steal it from him to add to his own colelction. The more elite soldier class will adorn their SWAGGER with priceless artifacts and threatning emblems to show their position in the hierachy On the streets Something knows as the peacock effect plays into motion, where rabble wear their best SWAGGER, move their arms and legs in uncoordinated ways and making threatning high pitched "rah" noises to ward of competitors weather it be for itle of the alpha male of the pack, for possession of a female or forcing a passer by to relinquish his valuables into their custody. This makes them seem larger and more lethal therefore reducing chances of resistance. SWAGGER constantly needs to be "updated" so that it can compete with newer version's on the streetz, this also ensures that a rabble's life is essentially about combat for resources,swagger,shelter and females. Here are some honest to god 1st hand account's of the rabble's conscious and subconscious psychological / unethical desire for SWAGGER,sex, PEAZ and other primitive desires. Be prepared for terrible grammar a translator is advised "All u haterz arent even on ma radar so wuld u plz lay-off ma dick nd stay-off" "Is goin shepherd's bush wiv mumzy. ...got peas man...B-)." "Got these mandemz on LOCK" "Havin a wifey is like playin soccer-pro on difficulty world class" "Ma motivation is get money, improve swagger" "Ask me huz ma top10...i say Me Ma swagga Ma girl Ma boi nd nomore man" "I got ma swagga on check...coogi nd Ed Hardy.." " I've got 6 air force 1z nd a total of 15 trainerz haha it doesnt get any betta dan dat mate lool."

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