Lord C
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Between that and Amber innuendly calling the MC to her room, it's easy to imagine a slice of life in that house would be a bunch of shenanigans
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God, I love psychotic girls
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So... does that include ErickXSaki?
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Nah, harem won't happen. Even if harem ending were to ever happen, it'd involve losing some legendaries or stuff like that to achieve it. If romance is to happen it will probably be with Melia, but if we ever come to choose someone else, Tesla will die or something, since mothers always die in Rejuvenation.
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Little did we know that having 3 Rounds in the bag actually triggered a variable that deleted Type: Null from the game
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The Church of Helix. Zumi is a believer apparently
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I'd rather have the MC have a hare- NANI?! Hm! Two can play this game! Yes, for you who read my post, your next line will be ''is that a jojo reference?''
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So, Anju's son is the blue haired guy we freed before facing Angie?
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Thing is, the knight from the myth with a sword alone hunted pokemon down no stop to the point he was doing it for fun until he is asked to stop. Meaning: a sword alone is more effective than pokemon. If any war ever came to be, people should try to develop weapons first that deal with everything (pokemon included) rather than simply use pokemon for combat. Kind of like how we don't use animals for combat in the real world aside horses and hunting hounds. Most our wars is with actual weapons. This essentially means that should humans in pokemon world be able to use weaponry as they please (with emphasis on that), it wouldn't take long till with their knowledge to build devastating weapons, all the more considering their technology that covers even teleportation. Yet they don't. The Veilstone Myth may just be a fairy tale, but it may give more insight into that. It's more like they won't ever use conventional or destructive weaponry. We have exceptions to that rule - The Ultimate Weapon from XY for example, but, in this case, it's more of the work of a pokemon rather than a weapon in itself. Meaning, it's as if people in their world are unable to even create or yield weaponry in itself save few exceptions. Of course, after all they eventually need to hunt for food or stuff like that. We know knights existed, but it's as if there is a limit to what they can do. The catch: they have pokemon. A decent relationship and some sort of co-dependence built around those creatures. People in the pokemon world went to the point pokemons may be used as tools or warred with. They may not be able to yield weapons, but their society as a whole revolve around pokemon. Lore in the pokemon universe indicates even before the myth there was this intimate relationship with pokemon. To the point that at the start there was little difference between the two species and marriage existed between both. The Veilstone Myth also indicate that before the Knight started killing them there was already relationship AND with XY, we know that thousand years in the past people warred with the creatures. Meaning, since from ancient times, their human society and the pokemon have been linked in some way. Veilstone Myth shows that at some point they had to stop utilizing weaponry (which would also damage the relation), justifying why they don't have those. With that relation between pokemon and humans remained. In times of peace and times of war, both species have been together interwined. Society evolved and technology was made and created, both depending and independant of these bonds
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Well, I guess the whole weapon thing is more because the knight was hunting pokemon down without stop. You aren't killing pokemon with the pokeballs nor endangering them... directly. It's funny cause that myth alone is probably what stopped people from further developing weaponry. The pokemon world as far as we know through history is full of pokemon and people together - in combat or coexistence, yet we barely ever see weapons . The most recent weapon we saw of sorts even used pokemon (Xerneas/Yveltal) as a power source.
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Aren't people nearly never using weapons due to the Veilstone Myth? It's almost as if a contract was made
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And Silver will be forever associated with it! He didn't deserve that!
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It's all Rusty's fault
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In versions 1-5 I guess so?
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Considering what happened to the moms, I don't even fanthom what happened to the dads. Didn't the last dad we see get thrown in lava or something before we did and then a Giratina attacked Venam?
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Nancy and Tesla were really cool. Too bad one got impaled and the other got eaten alive. Y u do dis, Jan?
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I don't exactly hate it. It was generic, just that. The fact creator knew nothing of online games didn't help. Now, the abridged, THAT was awesome.
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Amber to me. I'm not versed in double battles, so I took quite the beating. For a fire specialist, her violence was too cold.
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As far as we know, at LEAST there was a meteor impact that stuck Aevium. After that whatever happened, happened. Before that, however, there is the whole Indriad thing, which means Angie's cult already existed, had those machinations and survived the crisis. I don't think there was an economic crisis though, not a big one at least. In the present, Aevium seems pretty normal. Considering the difference in decades with the time travel, it didn't seem a crisis like that would be solved quickly and leave the region in its currently developed state.
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You will never be freed from the PKMN Breeder's curse
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Challenge accepted
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Well, there was an immortal Demon Garbodor that was actually the one Melia scientifically created the beginning of the game in the sewers that we need to either rescue or kill to save the city from a poison mist it constantly emitted. After getting that done, the MC faces off against Erick, but not before giving him dating tips for him to ask out Saki. Then we take a train to Grand Dream City, but a terrorist attack leaves us Stopped in Our Tracks, making us venture through the woods in search of the Grass leader and to get help. We eventually meet both Florin and Flora, discovering Flora is from Team Bladestar a bit before in secret, an organization that wants to get rid of the corruption of Grand Dream City but uses rather extreme methods to do so, we fall into a trap, meet a girl I forgot the name that had an Absol. She helps us during the escape and we have a bunch of choices that influentiate the storyline which all come down to whether the truth of Flora is revealed. Should you reveal it in someway for anyone aside her, she is busted and you face Florin, since he is the reserve leader. Flora however gives rather ominous words of how everything will come down and crumble due to that, and the MC will only have himself to blame for that in the end. Ah, and the trainwreck was caused by an out-of-time attack of Bladestar. It wasn't supposed for them to blow up the trails yet. Should you keep it a secret, you face against Flora and stuff. Though it's increasingly obvious Bladestar will be a future threat. Should you reveal to her and NOT betray her like people that read others diaries, destroying lesbian relationships, and uncovering personal stuff of your time traveller friend with a team full of shinies or her stalker, you end up becoming a member of team Bladestar. Flora also explain stuff that Grand Dream City is corrupted in this case. Also, April/Kystal/Nim 2.0 helped you all survive the trainwreck, but gives her ticket to Absol girl since she wanted to catch a Lati@s, which she will probably use against us later with a Soul Dew in a psychic flying field that erases Fairy, Ghost, Dark and Rock moves from being used and making her OHK all your team members
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Why pick one when you can pick them all?
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You can just make is a harem you know?
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If I'm not mistaken, in the first few episodes, the whole synopsis of Rejuvenation was an adventure as the child of either Nancy or Curtis. May explain why they look similar even though the plot changed now
