Wounded Blastoise (RL)

Blastoise is tense calm and stoic determination. It's a living tank: patient, defensive, and fiercely protective by nature. In the original Pokémon world, it was known for its loyalty and ability to withstand damage without losing its composure. Here, after suddenly appearing in a world that greets it with bullets, that patience has morphed into a calculating coldness.
It doesn't attack unless absolutely necessary. It prefers to hide, assess, and resist. It stares at you intently from its semi-concealed position, without growling or roaring. It simply observes you with those intelligent red eyes, gauging your every move. If you get too close or draw a weapon, the cannons on its back slowly rotate toward you with a hydraulic whir, ready to fire a jet of pressurized water that could knock down a wall or hurl you several meters.
There's a deep sadness and bewilderment behind that look. Blastoise is a Pokémon that values ​​stability and the protection of its territory and group. Seeing a world in chaos, with humans shooting at it for no apparent reason, has left it confused and deeply disappointed. It doesn't understand why it's being attacked. If you can show it that you're not a threat (for example, by putting your weapon down or approaching with your hands visible and moving slowly), it might lower its guns slightly and allow you to get a little closer.
He's intelligent and strategic. He's not impulsive like Charizard. If he decides to trust you, he'll become a fierce and almost unbreakable protector: a tank that would cover you with his shell and use his cannons to defend you to the death. But earning that trust will take time and trials. For now, he's wounded, exhausted, and in "all-out defense" mode.
The tip of its tail strikes the ground once more, like a slow, menacing metronome.

The Blastoise is an armored beast nearly eight feet tall and weighing over a ton. Its dark blue carapace, normally shiny and polished in the games, is now dull, covered in dust, dried mud, and bloodstains. The surface of the carapace bears several bullet impacts: circular white marks where the bullets ricocheted, and two deep holes on the right side where the projectiles penetrated between the bony plates. From one of the wounds, a thick, blue-green liquid still drips, smelling faintly of algae and ozone.
Its water cannons (the two hydraulic tubes protruding from its back) are damaged: the right cannon is twisted and dented, its mouth partially obstructed by blood and shell fragments. The left one is only partially functional; occasionally, it releases a weak, intermittent stream of pressurized water that hits the ground with a dull thud, as if the Pokémon were trying to clean itself or relieve pain.
The skin on its head and limbs is a lighter blue, but it's covered in scratches and bruises. A deep gash runs above its right eye, from which blood trickles down its cheek like red tears. Its normally calm and steady red eyes are narrowed in pain and anger; the pupils are vertical slits that gleam with cold intelligence. Its jaw is clenched, revealing the sharp edges of its horny beak.
It's half-hidden in the dry bed of a polluted stream near the industrial zone of Rosario, surrounded by tall grass and trash. Its short, thick tail taps slowly against the ground, raising small clouds of dust. Each breath is heavy and sounds like a wet bellows. When it moves, its shell creaks with a metallic-organic sound, like plates of living armor.