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Yooooo Happy Birthday, Electric Flux~

@Murdoc: Do you want to start off the battle in the battlefield thread or can I after you make your next post?

"Um, sure?…Do I have something on my face or what?" The boy had asked. It was an odd question. Mie was going to try and respond to that though the words would not come out. Though, it really did not matter. The boy seemed to hand wave that question shortly after. "Uh, let's head over to one of the fields." "Yes! Let's!" She said in a high-speed but happy voice. She beelined for the nearest open battle field while waving over to her opponent (and his Pokemon) to signal them over. "Yeah. It's alright. Everything will be just fine," she muttered. As she turned to look at her new partner, she loosened her muscles. "You ready for this, Yukiko?" The little Snow Hat Pokemon nodded with a pumped up cry in response.

Hah.

Bleh. We were thinking the same thing. (and by that I mean, yes I am all for it.)

As Mie stood around the battle field, she had noticed the boy from yesterday walking over to the battlefield. Perhaps it would be best to challenge him. After all, her roommate was already with somebody else and she at least vaguely knew the guy. But that meant that she would have to go up to him and talk to him. She would have to initiate conversation. Initiate conversation. Initiate. Conversation. Just those very words brought chills to her spine. After all, who was she to initiate conversation with someone else. She didn't have the right to… "Ugh…what am I thinking…?" She muttered. "I can't just keep thinking like that. I'll just go up and challenge him to a battle." Yukiko looked up at her wondering what was going on with her new trainer while Kagari attempted to clue her into the fact that this was normal. "It's alright. Everything will be just fine." She said before making her way over to Kage. "U-u-umm…Kage? H-hi. Would you like to battle? I-I see you picked up your new Pokemon." She said, trying to sound natural, only to show how flustered she was. Mie could even tell that all the blood was rushing straight to her face.

Umm…okay... Murdoc, how about it?

Mmmm... *does not know who to challenge*

The first step is acting cold and distant. This will instill a feeling of inferiority and self-loathing in your child, which is absolutely crucial for an anime fan. Next step is to abandon them, or at least let them run away from home. Then, three years later, you must write them a letter telling them you need them for an urgent task. When they arrive, make sure you have a giant robot ready to force them to pilot. If they don't do it, take out some battered girl to persuade them. Finally, when they board the robot, turn on the screen inside of it and show them Neon Genesis Evangelion. They will be able to relate to the anime and then they will be interested in watching more.

Hey, Chim? I was walking to work and I suddenly thought of this really cute idea for Snorunt. Mind if I replaced Bite with Rollout?

The rows and rows of Pokemon were overwhelming. Mie could not help but stand and gape in awe as she scanned the plethora of tables. In the end, the girl really had not thought about what Pokemon she wanted as a second Pokemon. She decided to walk down as she scanned the various types. But even this failed to help her as she found herself even more indecisive about what Pokemon to pick than before. "U-umm…Kagari! You pick!" She said to the Vulpix at her heels. In that moment, all of the confusion was deflected off unto the small fox and much like she tended to do, she tilted her head. "G-Go with your instinct! Pick a type and Pokemon!" The small fox shook her head in pity and rubbed against her trainer's leg before deciding to just go along with it. In the end, it was probably best for her to find a team member she would be compatible with. So, she scampered off, picking a table out at almost random: the Ice-type tables. But at this point, the Vulpix was lost as to what to do. As Mie followed the Vulpix that was now walking slowly down the length of the table, she accidentally bumped into the table causing one of the Pokeballs to fall off and start rolling away. "Ah! Kagari!" Kagari, realizing immediately realizing her trainer's klutzy screw-up ran to the Pokeball and rolled it back to Mie's feet with her nose. As Mie picked up the ball, Kagari immediately made a cry. "You want this one Kagari?" The Vulpix immediately nodded. "Hmm…I wonder what it is." As she looked at the space where the card Pokeball had sat, she saw the label that denoted it to be a female Snorunt. "Well, let's let it out. Come on out, Snorunt." She said as she opened the Pokeball, letting the Snorunt out next to Kagari. Once it was out, it started to shiver. "Eh? Are you alright?" Mie asked as she bent her knees down and reached a hand out to the little one. "Is it normal for ice types to shiver? Is that a bad thing?" With that, the Vulpix who realized her trainer's panic went up to the Snorunt and started trying to talk with it. After the numerous cries of a Vulpix and Snorunt flew back and forth, Kagari and the Snorunt looked back to Mie and each put a paw (or tiny hand) onto her outstretched one. "Mmm. I guess that settles it. It's nice to meet you…umm…how about Yukiko?" She asked to the Snow Hat Pokemon who immediately gave a nod and a giant smile. "Alright. Yukiko it is, then." She said, before taking out her Pokedex and registering the new Pokemon in it. "Well, I think we're supposed to go look for an opponent now." She said to the Snorunt. In contrast to the trainer who seemed more exasperated than enthusiastic, the Snorunt was a huge bubble of energy. "Well, at least one of us is excited." She said, giving a tired smile before she led her two Pokemon to the battlefields, wondering who would challenge her.

With the Touhou-ification going on, I have switched a wallpaper yet again.

Homing Reimu is best Reimu

1. Get better at interviewing so I can get into medical school 2. Lose this damn excess body fat.

Official anime-->copyright issues-->clamping down on fan works ZUN doesn't want that since he quite enjoys the creativity of the fans.

It's something else entirely. A separate fan made thing by a different doujin circle.

Eccentric, but talented. I mean, these Japanese fans are damn impressive when it comes to what they create.

The Touhou fandom is quite…eccentric to say the least…