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?

Overall, Naia is a very cheerful individual. A social butterfly at heart, she adores being with other people and is unafraid to throw herself out there, eager to make new friends whenever possible. Of course, her overly-friendly attitude tends to turn off some people, but that doesn’t always stop her from trying to pursue their friendship and try getting them to warm up. Unfortunately, this does mean that she can be a bit of a pest, and gentle hinting isn’t enough to get her to back down--it needs to be blunt and to the point for it to sink through her skull. More than anything, she desires to be the type of friend that people can talk to if they have an issue or need support, even if--hypocritically enough--she is hesitant to share her own feelings and struggles with others. Although she doesn't let herself show it, cruel words or unfavourable outcomes can easily put a damper on her mood, and it can take some coaxing and encouragement until she rebuilds her confidence.

While Naia was originally a coordinator, certain circumstances--such as a unwitting rivalry with another coordinator and consistent losses--eventually led her to stop. However, not keen on simply ceasing her traveling altogether, Naia sought to instead try her hand at becoming a trainer so that she and her Pokemon could continue their adventure with a goal in mind. As a beginner trainer, she has little to no experience in actually battling Pokemon, but her hopes are to improve through practice and experience.

Pokemon:
Ithel: Gastly; main Pokemon
Charity: Chansey