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pokedressing2013-11-14 11:55 pm
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Welcome/Welcome back, you crazy diamonds!
[An island! This is most certainly not where everyone was just a few moments ago. ...Alright, maybe some of you were on an island. Don't get cheeky.
At everyone's feet is a small note. It gives no description of their location or explanation, of course; it only says one simple thing.
Please choose one.
The note comes along with three Pokéballs with different "starter" Pokémon in them- the three Pokémon can be anything, from a Froakie, Charmander, and Treecko to a Rattata, Patrat, and Bidoof if you're particularly unlucky- and everything in between. If it's not a legendary Pokémon, it's fair game.
Of course, you can only pick one! Trying to go for a second will leave you thinking that you better not get too greedy. If you're one of those types that wouldn't care either way, the other two Pokéballs will simply disappear.
Now go forth, and into a world of Pokémon!]
At everyone's feet is a small note. It gives no description of their location or explanation, of course; it only says one simple thing.
Please choose one.
The note comes along with three Pokéballs with different "starter" Pokémon in them- the three Pokémon can be anything, from a Froakie, Charmander, and Treecko to a Rattata, Patrat, and Bidoof if you're particularly unlucky- and everything in between. If it's not a legendary Pokémon, it's fair game.
Of course, you can only pick one! Trying to go for a second will leave you thinking that you better not get too greedy. If you're one of those types that wouldn't care either way, the other two Pokéballs will simply disappear.
Now go forth, and into a world of Pokémon!]
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[Man, what is up with all these new regions?]
Anyway, you said something about this bird being interesting. Why's that?
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[He looks more excited than he's letting on though, grinning at the bird.]
Oh, it's nice to meet you. I'm Landry.
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You're a Pokémon Professor, then? Like Birch?
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[This is absolutely fascinating. Landry wanted to be a Pokémon Professor as a kid
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[Wait a second.]
Fairy-type? What's that? I've never heard of a Fairy-type before!
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[Not that he's really used to battling. He's kind of a new trainer, actually. Which is why he only has a horribly under-leveled Poochyena...]
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[....actually]
...Mm, I'll let you see what they can do for yourself. I'll give you a hint to start with, though; they have an advantage against Dragon-type Pokemon and a disadvantage against Poison-type Pokemon.
["Keeping an eye out" is so much more rewarding when you find something you weren't expecting.]
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[Well, he might not be a good battler, but he does know his type advantages and disadvantages!]
And they're good against Dragons too? They sound like an interesting type! I'll definitely have to get my hands on one!
[Shame that he didn't get one to start with here, but hopefully this place has some wild ones running around! Of course, he needs to get back to the Slateport Museum soon before the Boss starts wondering what happened to him...]
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Do you have a favorite type of Pokemon, Landry? It's not very scientific, but I think the types people prefer to train can tell you a lot about them...so I like to ask when I meet a Pokemon trainer.
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[He laughs, rubbing the back of his head nervously. He's a bit old to be a starting trainer, after all.]
I'm working with Team Magma though, so obviously I like Ground-types! What about you? Do you have a favorite type?