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[sup]< From 'Terms and Conditions.' >[/sup]
[indent][indent][indent][b][i]Primaries[/i][/b] — A staple pageantry round that acts to prologue the night ahead, introducing the Pokemon that will predominate the stage through the appeals. A successful primary round intends to excite the audience in a coordinator’s favor by showcasing a Pokemon’s charms, visual appeal, and spectacle in the brief time allowing.
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[*][b]“Solo primaries”[/b] → coordinators board the stage in thirty-second blocks by alphabetical order (last name). 
[*][b]“Group primaries”[/b] → coordinators board the stage together and a combined one-minute block.
[*]Contestants control all aspects of their performance between backstage preparation and onstage presentation. 
[*]Contestants may not roll-over the thirty seconds - a minute time limit.
[*]Audience excitement is scored on a scale of 1-to-10 using the [i]Appealio™[/i], corresponding to +5 to +50 point gains. 
[*]Judges can increase a contestant’s point gain by 25% each if they are impressed by a primary. 
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[b][i]Appeal Round[/i][/b] — The main event in which coordinators evince technical, choreographic skill; control a stage presence which brings the best out of them and their Pokemon. The object is to score high among the judging panel.
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[*]A contestant’s success in the primaries will determine the engagement level of the audience during their appeal. This is a factor they may incorporate in their performance. 
[indent]e.g. “Vivian’s Venomoth invigorated the audience, and they will be on the edge of their seats for her Idol Stars debut!”
        [i]Venomoth’s fusion of Silver Wind and Psybeam incites “oohs” and winded gasps from the stands while she performs.[/i][/indent]
[*]Contestants will control anything that occurs onstage while they are performing. 
[*]The average appeal lasts between 1-2 minutes. 
[*]Contestants will receive judge commentary immediately following their performance. Judges will score out of 100 based on a performance’s imagination, technicality, and thematic relevance. 
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[b][i]Ancillary Round[/i][/b] — One of two final round options. The ancillaries are an Idol Star implement detached from larger coordination culture. Playing on individual contestant personality, they offer a variety of different challenges in the vein of a game show. 
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[*]Each ancillary round has different qualifiers for success. 
[*]Contestants will all be active at once and will be pitted against one another. This is a highly interactive round, i.e. one without many elements to individually control. 
[*]Point grade mirrors that of the primaries. 
[*]Ancillaries are self-explaining and often do not require judging though judges may cameo. 
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[b][i]Battle Round[/i][/b] — [i]Coming soon.[/i]
(i have the battle round stuff, i just want to go back to bed.)
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[quote=@slackpack]Cringey rapper with his boi scraggy.[/quote]
[i]Word to your mother.[/i]
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[quote=@Crimson Flame][s]I need to see the full version of the OP[/s][/quote]
Yeah, sure, let me just make it right now. 

If you want to know about something, it doesn't need to be a specific question or anything. It just wouldn't be "OP ready," more of like a summary. 
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[quote=@Sunbather]We'll play coordinators who exclusively use legendaries/mythicals?[/quote]
Mm, imagine a world where we corrected errors by just pointing them out... That's "What Pokemon [i]can't[/i] my partners be," now.