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Or perhaps he yearns for equality among social classes.
I'll try to get a post done when I get back from Texas City, which should be in about... 4 hours.
Actually, I'm going to be stuck typing it out on my phone.
I'll try to get a post done when I get back from Texas City, which should be in about... 4 hours.
Actually, I'm going to be stuck typing it out on my phone.
manapool1 said
haha, if my character really was accepted then isn't he now the smallest?
Assuming that, then yeah. Ralts are barely smaller than Cynaquils, though just by 4 inches/.1 meter.
Surprisingly, Gardevoir is 4 inches/.12 meters shorter than Typhlosion.
Edit: Wow! I can't believe I missed those drawings, they're great!
I am so sorry for the delay, but there was a bit of a technical issue with my computer. It should be working sorta-fine from now on, though.
My name is Kulero.
Those words bounced around the young Sableye's head. It took seconds to process, but the full weight of the name finally hit him. Kulero, the Great Seer, quite possibly the most powerful Pokemon that had ever existed, was standing there in the flesh. He had the power to crack entire civilizations wide open, and he was here. Saving the world? Champions? Summoning other Pokemon from another time? Had Kulero gone mad? The thought of someone like Kulero going mad struck horror into Monaghan's very being. He started to desperately search for any way to get out of-
Oh no, Kulero was staring right at him! Monaghan froze under the Alakazam's piercing gaze, too afraid to move. His mind raced as he tried to recall what it was that Kulero had said. The Alakazam had extended some sort of invitation to the Sableye. Did he have any choice but to accept? Denying the request of someone so powerful could only lead to ruination! Monaghan raised his hands as a sign of surrender and slowly edged his way to the trunk of the tree. Carefully, he began making his way down to the ground. He made a concious effort to avoid further eye contact with the powerful psychic in the center of the circle. As the Sableye finished descending, he raise his hands once more and nervously made his way into the circle of lunacy.
Those words bounced around the young Sableye's head. It took seconds to process, but the full weight of the name finally hit him. Kulero, the Great Seer, quite possibly the most powerful Pokemon that had ever existed, was standing there in the flesh. He had the power to crack entire civilizations wide open, and he was here. Saving the world? Champions? Summoning other Pokemon from another time? Had Kulero gone mad? The thought of someone like Kulero going mad struck horror into Monaghan's very being. He started to desperately search for any way to get out of-
Oh no, Kulero was staring right at him! Monaghan froze under the Alakazam's piercing gaze, too afraid to move. His mind raced as he tried to recall what it was that Kulero had said. The Alakazam had extended some sort of invitation to the Sableye. Did he have any choice but to accept? Denying the request of someone so powerful could only lead to ruination! Monaghan raised his hands as a sign of surrender and slowly edged his way to the trunk of the tree. Carefully, he began making his way down to the ground. He made a concious effort to avoid further eye contact with the powerful psychic in the center of the circle. As the Sableye finished descending, he raise his hands once more and nervously made his way into the circle of lunacy.
You and me both. Going to be out for about 2 days traveling back and forth because some important papers somehow got lost.
Monaghan raised a clawed hand to his grinning mouth. It was the only thing he could keep himself from laughing at the scene that was unfolding in front of him. Several grown Pokemon acting like complete idiots, flailing around and screaming while an Alakazam ranted and raved in the background. Was he making them do this? He had heard of psychic Pokemon sometimes controlling others for fun, but he had never imagined it being so... amusing! Some of the muddled Pokemon had already started coming to their senses, a slightly disappointing development, but the psychic in the back was still making confusing movements, as if he was dancing out of joy.
This was quite the opposite of what he was expecting after the blinding flashes and horrible gusts that had filled the Sundown Forest shortly before. Most Pokemon would be scared away from such a scene, and for good reason, but Monaghan was feeling lucky. Only a battle between two strong Pokemon could cause such dramatic events, and the sudden cease in activity could only mean that at least one died. Certain body parts of strong Pokemon could yield a tidy profit at the black market, mainly tough outer shells and sharp claws. It was a dubious practice, but it was an opportunity Monaghan was not willing to pass up, especially with the potential gains that could be had. So, trusting his quite possibly faulty logic, he cautiously began making his way to the source of the lights.
The Sableye lowered his hand from his mouth as the situation calmed down. He was still thoroughly entertained by the whole affair, it was like watching some sort of theatre performance. Even from up here, he could catch small parts of conversation. Some were talking among themselves, others had gone seemingly catatonic, and some walked out of his line of vision and entered it again. Nobody seemed to be addressing the shiny Donphan in the room. Namely, the Alakazam. It can't possibly be that difficult to miss, surely?
Checking his hiding spot once again, Monaghan was confident that even if the little group on the ground regained their senses before he could sneak out before he was noticed. He was sitting on the high branch of a large tree, safe from casual observation from ground level. He'd made sure to face away from the sun and keep his head down, to keep his eyes from catching the low light and revealing his position. The gems on his back still cast a slight sparkle, but they were safely hidden from view of anyone in front of him. Unfortunately, he wasn't in a position to run if he was found. The branch was too high to simply drop from and there was a lack of trees to jump to. Monaghan checked his bag for food and resolved to stay for just a little bit longer. What's the worst that could happen?
This was quite the opposite of what he was expecting after the blinding flashes and horrible gusts that had filled the Sundown Forest shortly before. Most Pokemon would be scared away from such a scene, and for good reason, but Monaghan was feeling lucky. Only a battle between two strong Pokemon could cause such dramatic events, and the sudden cease in activity could only mean that at least one died. Certain body parts of strong Pokemon could yield a tidy profit at the black market, mainly tough outer shells and sharp claws. It was a dubious practice, but it was an opportunity Monaghan was not willing to pass up, especially with the potential gains that could be had. So, trusting his quite possibly faulty logic, he cautiously began making his way to the source of the lights.
The Sableye lowered his hand from his mouth as the situation calmed down. He was still thoroughly entertained by the whole affair, it was like watching some sort of theatre performance. Even from up here, he could catch small parts of conversation. Some were talking among themselves, others had gone seemingly catatonic, and some walked out of his line of vision and entered it again. Nobody seemed to be addressing the shiny Donphan in the room. Namely, the Alakazam. It can't possibly be that difficult to miss, surely?
Checking his hiding spot once again, Monaghan was confident that even if the little group on the ground regained their senses before he could sneak out before he was noticed. He was sitting on the high branch of a large tree, safe from casual observation from ground level. He'd made sure to face away from the sun and keep his head down, to keep his eyes from catching the low light and revealing his position. The gems on his back still cast a slight sparkle, but they were safely hidden from view of anyone in front of him. Unfortunately, he wasn't in a position to run if he was found. The branch was too high to simply drop from and there was a lack of trees to jump to. Monaghan checked his bag for food and resolved to stay for just a little bit longer. What's the worst that could happen?
I assume the sword could turn into the shield, or it could be some sort of melding of minds, where the two egos become one individual entity.
Or it could just be some weird limb-like extension of its "body", who knows. They're all sword-ghosts, no need to overthink it.
Anyways, I had something typed up but forgot I hadn't actually saved it before I swapped the battery out of my laptop. Whoops. Shouldn't take too long to reconstruct, though I may need to leave for Houston today. That would delay everything until about ~1 AM.
Or it could just be some weird limb-like extension of its "body", who knows. They're all sword-ghosts, no need to overthink it.
Anyways, I had something typed up but forgot I hadn't actually saved it before I swapped the battery out of my laptop. Whoops. Shouldn't take too long to reconstruct, though I may need to leave for Houston today. That would delay everything until about ~1 AM.
Iatos said
Hmm I like Monaghan's traits xD...Targets the weakest part of a groupt ----> Freya <---- someoen who he can easily convince to do....'anything' for his supplies xD
Plus, with Mean Look, she can't really run away.
I'm pretty sure that the default attack's always been typeless. Isn't resisted or avoided by anything. Weird how it's hard-coded to do 4 damage in the latest game. Quote from the wiki,
Bulbapedia said Standard attacks are considered to have no type, and will attack Pokémon of all types equally. Against Wonder Guard, standard attacks will only do 1 damage.
I just find it weird for a pokemon to get an 80 BP psychic attack as a level 0 attack.
In any case, can't wait until the IC goes up. Now all I need to do is find out who's the most gullible of the group.
In any case, can't wait until the IC goes up. Now all I need to do is find out who's the most gullible of the group.
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