The young grew up knowing that he wanted to be involved in the Pokemon World but always found a passion for hatching and raising Pokemon. It wasn’t until he meant an individual by the name of Blanche during his youthful years in school that he could be something other than that weird kid that carried around eggs. After his friendship with Blanche he met Candela in a weird experience on the playground of kids telling him he would be nothing growing up. That’s when the girl came in and… well kicked their butts. Soon the three of them became friends and Blanche introduced them to Professor Willow. Between the three hitting it off and Professor enjoying seeing Blanche’s new friends; they began to train together growing their skills and personalities as trainers.

It wasn’t long before the three were offered prospective jobs. Professor Willow wished for them to be in charge of helping trainers learn the ways of the world and guide them to success. It was no surprise that Blanche and Candela were up to the task and Spark found himself wondering… why me?

“Professor,” He asked, waving the salt and pepper haired man over. “Professor, I don’t know if I can do this. I mean, I’m just a goof off.”

“No,” Professor Willow informed him placing his hand on Young Spark’s shoulder. “You trust your instinct and that takes talent, drive and determination to never waiver from that. This is perfect for you.”

That was three years ago that Spark took up the task placed in front of him and the three were required to track down the best prize of all, the legendary birds before they could claim their positions as team leaders and trainer assistants.

Can Spark catch the legendary bird? Does he have what it takes to be a team leader? Can he really help trainers who are having difficulty with their Pokemon and getting through the gyms?

- 3 Pokémon each (Six on six battles take forever.)

- No withdrawing a Pokémon in the middle of a fight, unless it is knocked out. Otherwise, it is considered to be unable to continue battling. (It's okay to make a strategic switch after your opponent replaces a knocked out one, provided you do so immediately. Once the Pokémon begin to battle again, they have to stay out until one of them is knocked out.)

- If a Pokémon cannot learn a move in the games/anime/manga, it cannot use it in this roleplay. (Use This Wiki to look up a Pokémon if you have any doubts about what it can use.)

- Adhere strictly to the defined strengths and weaknesses each type has. Again, the Wiki I listed above can help if you're uncertain. I forget what types certain Pokémon are good and bad against all the time! (For instance, if a pure fire type gets hit in the face by a powerful water type move, it better have a damn good reason to stay standing.)

- Keep the flow of the battle natural. Describe what your Pokémon is trying to do, and the other responds to it. Don't allow your Pokémon to become too overpowered, and everything will be just fine. As long as it takes a reasonable amount of hits and dodges a few times, I'm not concerned. If you feel like it's time for your Pokémon to faint, then have it do so. Some people just get too addicted to winning every fight and their Pokémon never seem to get hit. Be realistic. Our characters' Pokémon aren't the best in the world, so they're going to make mistakes.