Hey guys, are we still open? I think a Harvest Moon rp would be very fun to participate in :3 Also, if the woodcutter position is open, I would like to request a hold whole I make a cs~.
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Well if spots are indeed open, here's a cs. If not then I guess I can take it elsewhere~.
Name: Shade Dennin (Name can be changed to fit teams)
Species: Human
Sex: Male
Symbol: This
Personality: Shade is very quiet and reserved, choosing to not interact with people through speech much. Though Shade comes off as shy and skittish, he does follow orders exceptionally well, no matter who issues them, as long as the request is reasonable and does not conflict with any rules he has to abide. He has a very strong interest in machines and Dust, usually the only two things he will ever willingly discuss with anyone.
History: Shade comes from a small family of three: His mother, father, and him. Shade had always been quiet and polite from the first moments of his life, rarely causing trouble and never speaking out of turn. His father, a member of the Atlesian Military, helped to shape Shade's quiet and obedient attitude through his involvement in the military, acting hard on his son to make sure he developed in to a respectful and disciplined young man. In contrast, Shade's mother was very easy on his son, schooling him herself. She was very patient when it came to school work, never needing to ever push Shade, as he learned quickly and took a special interest in learning the mechanics of robots in every day life as well as the military, as well as the history of Dust and it's many uses.
At around age ten he was able to successfully combine Dust and fabric, a favorite pair of leather gloves that he usually wore around, imbuing them with the properties of Fire. He soon learned he had a knack for fighting, his father deciding that the gloves his son had made would prove to be an interesting weapon in combat. Through his experience in the military, Shade's father was able to teach his son some basics of combat. As Shade was able to learn so quickly, his parents decided that he would make a talented Hunter. With Shade's approval, his parents enrolled him in Signal Academy.
While at Signal, he began to build his own machines, letting his interest in robotics shape for himself. He was able to easily craft machines out of crude materials that he would find around campus. Soon he decided that using these in combat would provide a distinct advantage for him as he squared off against larger opponents who would no doubt overpower him. Soon his passion for machines had spread throughout the school, gaining him unwanted popularity as he graduated from Signal to Beacon, bringing all of his fame and machines with him.
Weapons:
Fire Gloves - A pair of leather gloves that he can ignite by striking his fists together. The Dust inside of them allows the leather to burn forever as long as the Dust is present. Not only do the ignited gloves give his fists extra punch, but he can also fling exploding fire balls from the gloves as an effective projectile.
Robots - Shade has a plethora of small robots at his disposal that each have varying uses, such as firing ammunition, tracking movements from afar, and even latching on to targets and exploding. Shade can only fit three of these small robots in his jacket at a time, allowing him to have a versatile fighting style.
Semblance: Robot Manipulation - Shade is able to easily create his own robots using a very minimal amount of materials, as well as analyzing other robots at a glance to find uses, strengths, and weaknesses. He can also control his own robots through his Semblance, eliminating the need to program them.
Name: Shade Dennin (Name can be changed to fit teams)
Species: Human
Sex: Male
Symbol: This
Personality: Shade is very quiet and reserved, choosing to not interact with people through speech much. Though Shade comes off as shy and skittish, he does follow orders exceptionally well, no matter who issues them, as long as the request is reasonable and does not conflict with any rules he has to abide. He has a very strong interest in machines and Dust, usually the only two things he will ever willingly discuss with anyone.
History: Shade comes from a small family of three: His mother, father, and him. Shade had always been quiet and polite from the first moments of his life, rarely causing trouble and never speaking out of turn. His father, a member of the Atlesian Military, helped to shape Shade's quiet and obedient attitude through his involvement in the military, acting hard on his son to make sure he developed in to a respectful and disciplined young man. In contrast, Shade's mother was very easy on his son, schooling him herself. She was very patient when it came to school work, never needing to ever push Shade, as he learned quickly and took a special interest in learning the mechanics of robots in every day life as well as the military, as well as the history of Dust and it's many uses.
At around age ten he was able to successfully combine Dust and fabric, a favorite pair of leather gloves that he usually wore around, imbuing them with the properties of Fire. He soon learned he had a knack for fighting, his father deciding that the gloves his son had made would prove to be an interesting weapon in combat. Through his experience in the military, Shade's father was able to teach his son some basics of combat. As Shade was able to learn so quickly, his parents decided that he would make a talented Hunter. With Shade's approval, his parents enrolled him in Signal Academy.
While at Signal, he began to build his own machines, letting his interest in robotics shape for himself. He was able to easily craft machines out of crude materials that he would find around campus. Soon he decided that using these in combat would provide a distinct advantage for him as he squared off against larger opponents who would no doubt overpower him. Soon his passion for machines had spread throughout the school, gaining him unwanted popularity as he graduated from Signal to Beacon, bringing all of his fame and machines with him.
Weapons:
Fire Gloves - A pair of leather gloves that he can ignite by striking his fists together. The Dust inside of them allows the leather to burn forever as long as the Dust is present. Not only do the ignited gloves give his fists extra punch, but he can also fling exploding fire balls from the gloves as an effective projectile.
Robots - Shade has a plethora of small robots at his disposal that each have varying uses, such as firing ammunition, tracking movements from afar, and even latching on to targets and exploding. Shade can only fit three of these small robots in his jacket at a time, allowing him to have a versatile fighting style.
Semblance: Robot Manipulation - Shade is able to easily create his own robots using a very minimal amount of materials, as well as analyzing other robots at a glance to find uses, strengths, and weaknesses. He can also control his own robots through his Semblance, eliminating the need to program them.
I think I would be interesting in playing if the opportunity arises. Looks like all the spots have been filed though.
Alrighty.
So about the movelists and such and leveling... How will that work? We're going with the 4 move rule right? So will our Pokemon just learn new moves after each battle or whenever we think they'll learn something we want?
Why not go off of the learnsets in the games?
@StarInaBox Is it ok if @Savo joins us? I have no problem with it.
I was going to have Geos give Alexis his items anyways (his bag was stocked and he's studied Pokemon so much a Dex is useless to him), unless you wanna let him in again. Otherwise no, I have no trouble with him joining our group~.
<Snipped quote by Sho Minazuki>
In regards to custom/upgraded moves, they can be learned through training, or just continued use of a single move. For instance your Leaf Blade upgrades and can send a cutting wind blade at the opponent, or combine Leaf Blade with Aerial Ace and make a dual flying/grass type move (which I have no idea what the use of that double typing would be, but it would look awesome as fuck).
BRO LEAF BLADE THAT NEVER MISSES YESYESYESYESYES.
WHICH GIVES ME AN IDEA! Why not, say, combine the effects rather than types of attack? That would leave us to be super creative rather than just throwing together two types. Say, for now, I'll want to combine... Tackle and Harden for my Staryu. Well I'll recieve my Defense boost, but since Staryu's body is no doubt harder than before, it's Tackle might do a little more damage. And maybe later let's say someone wanted a Dragonite. Let's say that a trainer combined Safeguard and Draco Meteor. Safeguard would cancel the stat drop, however lowering the power of Draco a little bit, resulting in a safe but still powerful (110 BP?) new attack~.
@Lord Santa
AW WHAT FORM! ITS SO CUTE UNTIL IT EVOLVES.
Are you implying you don't want to give Gastrodon a big slimy hug?
Since i don't want to triple post ill keep editing this XD
So YOU keep posting hundreds of times while I'm away!
First post! Thank you for your help writing, @AbysmalDemon~
Geos snored quietly, his head rested upon the window of the bus. Box the Staryu, Geos's first Pokemon, was resting on his lap as he slept. The rigid and immobile structure of the Pokemon made him very still, causing passerby to mistake him for a pillow. Most of the ride there, people were shocked to find the "pillow" let out a low but threatening "kssssh," should anyone decide to sit next to Geos. Despite the vibration on the window, the noise of the bus itself, and his Staryu's warning hisses, Geos had slept through it all from the moment he boarded, all the way from Seastone City, only waking to board a ferry, and then to board another bus. He was locked in a dream, battling against the champion of the Kanto and Johto regions, Lance.
"Draco Meteor!" Lance exclaimed in his dream, his Dragonite charging a great ball of powerful red energy, launching it into the air, high above the stadium. The ball split in to many smaller, but still threatening meteorites, all aimed for Box.
"Alright, Box, now's your chance! Hit him with your Ice Beam!" Geos threw his arm forward with the command, an action he had practiced many times in his own bedroom. Instead, the Starmie in his dreams turned, firing a Hydro Pump in his direction.
"GG-GG-GG-GG-GG-GG-GG!" Geos awoke with a start to his Staryu's Water Gun, his hair and face completely soaked. "Box, what are you doing! We still have a couple of hours before-" Geos was cut off as he read the digital sign at the front of the bus that displayed current and next stops. "CURRENT STOP: ESTORIA CITY, 1/1," it read. The last of the passengers filed off the bus, and the driver reached for a button that would no doubt close the door.
"Wait wait!" Geos sprang up from his seat, reaching for the Pokeball in his pocket to store Box in. He would no doubt be slow on land, being a water Pokemon. The bus driver frowned slightly at the naive boy, reopening the bus door. As Geos ran down the steps to exit the vehicle, dizziness from standing up too quickly overtake him. He tripped over his own feet in a dash off the bus, landing face first on the pavement. The bus driver grinned, closing the door. Onlookers laughed with amusement, although many asked if he was okay. Geos rose quickly, running down the streets of Estoria, ignoring the concerned questions. There was no time to talk, he had a journey to begin!
Geos took out his Town Map, looking closely at the directions he had made for how to get to the Pokemon Lab, his very first destination. His excitement could hardly be contained as he sprinted down roads, past the many shops and people. Not even the charm of a metropolis like Estoria City would distract him from his goal!
"Woah, there it is!" Geos spotted the lab two streets down, speeding up as his goal appeared in sight. He felt on top of the world as he bounded up the steps three at a time, opening his palm and pressing it against the door, the momentum of his running hopefully swinging his final obstacle out of his way!
The doors, however, had plans of their own, the lock absorbing Geos's impact and firing it back in to his wrist, stopping him in his tracks. His spirits were crushed as he realized that the lab was closed. "I was... I was..." Geos ran a hand through his hair, whining out loud to himself, "laaaate?"
"Well, um yeah..." He hoped the conversation would end soon, and thank the boy was called by thrower the top woman in her 'extravagant' clothing, and 'superb' limousine. He thought of words she would use. As he got into the limousine, Alex noticed a newcomer. An extremely late newcomer. He chuckled quietly so that he wouldn't hear. He gestured for Layla to come help.
"Um, hello. Your, Geos right. You registered for a meet, but didn't show up until, well now. I'm Layla, the Professor's assistant, and this is her son, Alex. But Alex was too busy to notice he was being talked about. He went to a small tree outside the lab, and dug up the Extra Key Set.
"So, that's where she keeps them!" the whole time Layla had been her assistant, she never told her where the extra keys were, and now she knew. She wondered what the other key was for.
"C'mon. Before she finds out." Alex gestured for them to come in. He closed and locked the door behind him. As soon as they got in, he shoved Geos, and Layla behind a crate, and he ninja rolled behind another, just as a Chansey walked past.
"Always so sneaky, aren't you." Layla teased, and Alex blushed. He gestured for the newcomer to grab the items from the crates, and he snuck of into a hallway, and through a couple of of doors. While Geos shoved the items he needed in to a pocket of his backpack, Alex selected another key, and opened up a drawer.
He had always seen his mother open up the drawer, and take a paper out and look at it. But he never knew what the paper was. She obviously hadn't opened the drawer in a long time, because he found wrappers of candy when his mom and dad were on a diet, and she was sneak eating. He laughed mentally. Then he wished he hadn't opened the drawer. Inside, the paper she was always looking at was a picture of his older brother, who had died in a freak storm on a plane ride. He started tearing up, and put the picture in his bag. He snuck back to find them with all their stuff ready.
"W-well, um lets g-go." His voices trembled as he spoke. He unlocked the door, for them, and led them out. He decided he should have a proper greeting. He held out his hand, seeing if Geos would shake it.
"Well, I guess I haven't properly introduced myself. I'm Alex, Alex Cedar. It's nice to meet you."
Geos smiled brightly at Alex, happy to have met these two helpful individuals. And so forgiving! He could only guess these were employees of the Head Professor at this lab, or maybe even family. He took his hand with great energy and vigor, giving it a solid shake and grasping it for another half second after before releasing it. "My name is Geos Starr, nice to meet you, truly!" He responded. He bowed his upper body slightly in a gesture of thanks. "And thank you for letting me in the lab! I've spent at least a day traveling from Seastone, this was really the earliest possible time I could have arrived..."
"Draco Meteor!" Lance exclaimed in his dream, his Dragonite charging a great ball of powerful red energy, launching it into the air, high above the stadium. The ball split in to many smaller, but still threatening meteorites, all aimed for Box.
"Alright, Box, now's your chance! Hit him with your Ice Beam!" Geos threw his arm forward with the command, an action he had practiced many times in his own bedroom. Instead, the Starmie in his dreams turned, firing a Hydro Pump in his direction.
"GG-GG-GG-GG-GG-GG-GG!" Geos awoke with a start to his Staryu's Water Gun, his hair and face completely soaked. "Box, what are you doing! We still have a couple of hours before-" Geos was cut off as he read the digital sign at the front of the bus that displayed current and next stops. "CURRENT STOP: ESTORIA CITY, 1/1," it read. The last of the passengers filed off the bus, and the driver reached for a button that would no doubt close the door.
"Wait wait!" Geos sprang up from his seat, reaching for the Pokeball in his pocket to store Box in. He would no doubt be slow on land, being a water Pokemon. The bus driver frowned slightly at the naive boy, reopening the bus door. As Geos ran down the steps to exit the vehicle, dizziness from standing up too quickly overtake him. He tripped over his own feet in a dash off the bus, landing face first on the pavement. The bus driver grinned, closing the door. Onlookers laughed with amusement, although many asked if he was okay. Geos rose quickly, running down the streets of Estoria, ignoring the concerned questions. There was no time to talk, he had a journey to begin!
Geos took out his Town Map, looking closely at the directions he had made for how to get to the Pokemon Lab, his very first destination. His excitement could hardly be contained as he sprinted down roads, past the many shops and people. Not even the charm of a metropolis like Estoria City would distract him from his goal!
"Woah, there it is!" Geos spotted the lab two streets down, speeding up as his goal appeared in sight. He felt on top of the world as he bounded up the steps three at a time, opening his palm and pressing it against the door, the momentum of his running hopefully swinging his final obstacle out of his way!
The doors, however, had plans of their own, the lock absorbing Geos's impact and firing it back in to his wrist, stopping him in his tracks. His spirits were crushed as he realized that the lab was closed. "I was... I was..." Geos ran a hand through his hair, whining out loud to himself, "laaaate?"
"Well, um yeah..." He hoped the conversation would end soon, and thank the boy was called by thrower the top woman in her 'extravagant' clothing, and 'superb' limousine. He thought of words she would use. As he got into the limousine, Alex noticed a newcomer. An extremely late newcomer. He chuckled quietly so that he wouldn't hear. He gestured for Layla to come help.
"Um, hello. Your, Geos right. You registered for a meet, but didn't show up until, well now. I'm Layla, the Professor's assistant, and this is her son, Alex. But Alex was too busy to notice he was being talked about. He went to a small tree outside the lab, and dug up the Extra Key Set.
"So, that's where she keeps them!" the whole time Layla had been her assistant, she never told her where the extra keys were, and now she knew. She wondered what the other key was for.
"C'mon. Before she finds out." Alex gestured for them to come in. He closed and locked the door behind him. As soon as they got in, he shoved Geos, and Layla behind a crate, and he ninja rolled behind another, just as a Chansey walked past.
"Always so sneaky, aren't you." Layla teased, and Alex blushed. He gestured for the newcomer to grab the items from the crates, and he snuck of into a hallway, and through a couple of of doors. While Geos shoved the items he needed in to a pocket of his backpack, Alex selected another key, and opened up a drawer.
He had always seen his mother open up the drawer, and take a paper out and look at it. But he never knew what the paper was. She obviously hadn't opened the drawer in a long time, because he found wrappers of candy when his mom and dad were on a diet, and she was sneak eating. He laughed mentally. Then he wished he hadn't opened the drawer. Inside, the paper she was always looking at was a picture of his older brother, who had died in a freak storm on a plane ride. He started tearing up, and put the picture in his bag. He snuck back to find them with all their stuff ready.
"W-well, um lets g-go." His voices trembled as he spoke. He unlocked the door, for them, and led them out. He decided he should have a proper greeting. He held out his hand, seeing if Geos would shake it.
"Well, I guess I haven't properly introduced myself. I'm Alex, Alex Cedar. It's nice to meet you."
Geos smiled brightly at Alex, happy to have met these two helpful individuals. And so forgiving! He could only guess these were employees of the Head Professor at this lab, or maybe even family. He took his hand with great energy and vigor, giving it a solid shake and grasping it for another half second after before releasing it. "My name is Geos Starr, nice to meet you, truly!" He responded. He bowed his upper body slightly in a gesture of thanks. "And thank you for letting me in the lab! I've spent at least a day traveling from Seastone, this was really the earliest possible time I could have arrived..."
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