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Help with the aftermath of a disaster?

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(Spoilers for Black and White)

I'm working on a story where, instead of the PC capturing their dragon and battling N with it during the climactic showdown, both dragons go berserk and destroy the castle and the Pokemon League, killing everyone in the area. They then continue to fight, destroying most of Unova but not killing everyone. What would the aftermath of such a disaster look like?
 
Well, google huricane catrina aftermath (not the flooding the destruction) and then add some burns, craters, and then you will get it
 
So basically, everyone are dead? No one survived?
 
A better idea for inspiration would look more like either Hiroshima/Nagasaki post a-bomb or Dresden, post firebombing as these two Legendaries are likely to cause damage more akin to explosives than natural disasters.
 
Drakon said:
A better idea for inspiration would look more like either Hiroshima/Nagasaki post a-bomb or Dresden, post firebombing as these two Legendaries are likely to cause damage more akin to explosives than natural disasters.
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Thank you.
 
Yet another disaster: the recent earthquake in Japan. There are even photos from above, from a satellite looking down at heavily populated areas, and contrasting that with the aftermath. The same coverage wasn't given to the atomic bombs or Katrina.
 
Kayi-chan said:
Yet another disaster: the recent earthquake in Japan. There are even photos from above, from a satellite looking down at heavily populated areas, and contrasting that with the aftermath. The same coverage wasn't given to the atomic bombs or Katrina.
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Thank you!
 
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