Anvilicious

What the defendant believes and how he reacted is unimportant. The Judges actions are what need to be scrutinized. Religion should stay the hell out of an American court unless it is reasonably unavoidable (court cases over crimes against or by a church, things like that). First, the Bible verses part. I'm going to ask you to pretend that this individual forced to write them was a devout believer of another religion; any other religion. Now our oh-so-wonderful Judge is forcing him to do something against his own beliefs. This now becomes a blatantly obvious violation of his freedom of religion. Something we Americans take great pride in; although this pride is mostly misplaced, as evidenced by this case. Secondly, the marriage part. Forget about the religious aspect of marriage. Plenty of atheists get married, so marriage is not exclusive to religion. Let's think about this bride for moment. If we consider this an alternative penalty for the man's crimes, doesn't that mean that his spouse-to-be is going to be penalized as well? And what crime is she being punished for? Now, I'm going to correct one very important misunderstanding. The Judge COERCED them into marriage. We have laws against forced marriage, and these laws define forced marriage more than broadly enough to cover this. In other words, not only did the Judge over step his bounds in the murky gray area of American religious politics, he broke a well defined law. Oh, I'm sorry. INTERNATIONAL LAW. As in, a law defined by the UN which includes this sentence: “No marriage shall be entered into without the free and full consent of the intending spouses.” Would these two have married eventually? Maybe; they didn't seem opposed. But nothing was in order for them to be married at this point in time. They definitely weren't planning on it. If we assume they already had a date in mind for their wedding, it sure wasn't this soon. In other words, they are getting married sooner than they wanted because of a Judge's court ruling. Simplified: they are getting married because of a Judge's court ruling. Does that sound like "free and full consent" to you? (Feel free to correct any mistakes I made. I only learned this stuff myself over the course of the past few hours, so if I said something you know is inaccurate, please set me straight.)

... The same way you start playing Reborn? I've seen you around here before, I'm assuming you've gotten Reborn to work.

That has to be the best one I've seen so far.

Also, you need to have beaten Radomus to complete the quest that this is a part of. I don't know how much can be completed until then.

That makes no sense. After all, you can nickname both the Croagunk and the Nidorina.

YES! This is exactly what I think, too. "Let not them suffer to the poison in vain." Seriously, who talks like that!? A teenager going through that trying-to-be-cool-and-mysterious-but-really-looking-like-a-dork phase. That's who.

Feel free to send the alpha my way, too. I'm really good at breaking games. If there's a problem, I will find it.

Woohoo! Good job on the menu fix. I'm glad you got it working.

I feel generous, so I'll share a little insider information about the first wild Pokemon you'll encounter: Route 1 is occupied by nothing but level 100 Gothitelles that always have the ability Shadow Tag; their only known moves are Recycle and Rest. Also, everything on Route 1 has a 100% chance of holding a Leppa Berry.

I'm betting that if there's a ghost type Eeveelution, it'd evolve by knowing Curse.

I'm actually quite glad for that. As much fun as it is to see the original mons for this game, I'd rather learn about the Eeeveelutions by playing.

You also have to have beaten Radomus, I believe.

Yeah, after you've put the data chip in the Beldum quest can be done the same way that it used to.

Believe me, there are big plans for the story...

On the one hand I want to say, "This looks so awesome!", but on the other hand I feel like that might be a little arrogant. So... even WITHOUT the stuff I helped with, this looks really, really cool.