With regards to the other thread with the same name:
Does this mean Gengar is still the active Pokemon at the time that it takes damage, when it is knocked out?
That is, several events happen within a fixed time frame: Gengar taking damage, Genger getting KO'd, rocky helmet triggering, rocky helmet dealing 20 damage, attacking Pokemon getting KO'd. Does Gengar get KO'd after the attacking pokemon, so that his Poke-body is still active when the attacker dies?
I suppose this may apply similarly or differently to, say, Zekrom's Bolt Strike while the Zekrom has 100 damage on it applied to a defending Gengar Prime with 50 damage.
EDIT: Since I've seen acceptable examples of providing N scans with N links instead of direct images, my providing of N scans with N/2 links seems sufficient.