Some Pokémon moves of the Grass type are known to feature leaves, a commonly recognized botanical element that is also its own type designator in the TCG realm. Besides the Pokémon delivering the attacks using these moves, it may be recognized that these Pokémon leaves have a "force" of their own that is just as intense and wild as the Pokémon. I thought of gathering up a few of these moves and attacks and identify their "forces" that make them so, while taking inspiration from them for other life purposes.
Many will surely recognize Razor Leaf as one of these attacks or moves, and by its name, it certainly has a cutting "force" that slices into other Pokémon. Meanwhile, there is the attack or move of Leaf Storm, which implies a "force" of drowning other Pokémon, just like falling water from an intense real storm. These attacks or moves can be considered to have the aspect of strength about them, showing off an inherent power that is only matched by the realistic things they allude to and resemble.
Then there are the attacks or moves of Magical Leaf and Leafage, the latter of these being more recently recognized. Their "forces", respectively, are the colors and styles with which the leaves might strike an opposing Pokémon; as such, they might be taken to represent an aspect of "wonderment" or beauty about them. The aspect, as presented by the attacks and moves as they are executed, bring out a sense of fanciness and playfulness, in addition to them dealing damage as is expected of any attack or move.
Pokémon have many fascinating moves, and the ones with "Leaf" in them are of no exception. They're of diverse names (aside from the "Leaf" part), and while they play off and use the same botanical element, they also play off of other aspects and show off unique "forces" in their execution. It could then be said that if one wanted to make themselves like these Pokémon leaves, that would be a prompt for them to demonstrate something that's innately and uniquely themselves as these "leaves" are wont to do.
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