Lugia said
Wow, I fall asleep and this ends up on the third page? Unheard of where I come from. Oh, and, Creeper, you're accepted!
Btw, I suggest scrolling up as you finish reading my post.
I've got an app awaiting a decision.
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Btw, I suggest scrolling up as you finish reading my post.
I've got an app awaiting a decision.
Lugia said
Okay, er, I can't pull off an app right now, for some reason, but, Kabling, we're keeping the timeline.
Man, there's gonna be so many spoilers...
Btw, I've completed my app. I had to get rid of Recover as a move, seeing as I can't claim how every move was taught by a Porygon nowadays without breaking god-modding rules. Kick it. Replaced Magnet Rise with it.
You're also missing 'Abilities' from the app, btw.
I need to point out how that at least a third of RPers in the latest PMD RP had parents dying. Only one of them (me in this case) had them dying of natural causes.
Oh, you were supposed to remove the timeline.
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Name: Milloon Hall
Species: Magnemite
Gender: None
Appearance: Like a regular Magnemite, only that his pupil is slightly bigger, has three magnets arranged in a tripod like fashion, and has an rotating little radar dish of sorts on the top of his metal body. Seeing as his body was smelted together with scraps of metal, and Milloon wanted a bit of decoration, a radar dish was added. A bit more of a hat if anything. Everything including the dish matches the typical colouring scheme of the Magnemite family.
Level: 10
Moves:
-Tackle
-Supersonic
-Thunder Shock
-Agility
Ability: Analytic
Bio: Milloon wasn't really born. He was created by a Porygon named Davis, who had stuck pieces of magnets and scrap metal around to create a friend. He was lonely, no one talking to him for the past 30 years in house he lived in. Sick of the loneliness, he had purchased some bags of human-era metal, and did what he did to create Milloon, Of course, over the months, he was sanded down and refined, eventually given a real metal sphere, because the creator thought of him as ugly and in pain. He was still missing a magnet, however, and was teased at times for the mistake. Davis (being a 'young' Porygon and his best friend) couldn't fix the problem until he found a pair of stray magnets in the bin of the community. It was hard to tease Milloon when he had not just a full set of magnets, but three. Some nasty kids got through that by throwing iron dust at him, although they were quickly dealt with by Davis.
Milloon and Davis had resided in a small village, a secluded community about five minutes from Allure Town, overlooking the place. As in, flying distance. Walking would take about 40 minutes, as the path was uneven and over-stretched, leading to a rather steep hill where the village was located. The community they resided in was nothing special, apart from being populated with plant-based Pokemon. Apart from that, they often hosted an event that involved finding Sitrus berries in a certain patch of Birchwood Forest. Which wasn't easy as only one actually grew in that patch, presented with the danger of going out at night alone. It did prove good fun for the protected children, climbing trees and scouring bushes like forestry inspectors. Even the formerly reserved Milloon was interested, having a try and achieving a three win-streak at one point. This also happened to break Davis' streak of two. The pair had a nice time together, both treated differently by the plant-based community. As in, they were intolerable by the village, causing them to reside in their house for most of the year. Davis never revealed his reasons why he moved, let alone his origins, often making up some reason why he wouldn't move to Allure. He kept murmuring to himself during sleep something about another Porygon freeing him, named 'Milloon,' complaining how long it took awaiting instructions. Of course, the real one just thought that was his fantasy. After all, Davis always wanted a friend, creating him and accomplishing his dreams.
During the three days before he was last sighted, strange things occurred. Davis would often 'freeze,' periods ranging from three seconds to a whole minute. When he unfroze, he would create a series of tiny bells ringing. He'd sometimes pretend he was a robot and greet the nearest Pokemon near him. He'd also vibrate for no apparent reason, to which he was aware of. Milloon felt an anomalous signal being broadcast, collected by the radar dish mounted on his head, seconds before Davis would freeze. Unfortunately, it would be very hard to get past all the static, making out only a name; 'Joh.' Davis disappeared when another signal was broadcast, at least two minutes longer than usual. During that time, Milloon rushed from the nightly Sitrus hunt back to his one-story house, desperate to make sure he was safe. He found no one was around. Milloon was heart-broken, his only friend disappearing without a trace. Rows of scrap metal from the days of Davis attempting to create friends remained dusty, with systems of cobwebs astray around empty books just for furnishing. Nothing was disturbed. No signs of struggle, no forced entry, just nothing. A week of staring at the two towns and forming a time lapse with what he saw, he got sick of no one noticing and decided to leave the place he called home.
Though Milloon would've been determined to find Davis... where would he go? What clues did he have? The plant-based community didn't want to help him, preferring not to involve themselves with mineral Pokemon. Frustrated at the community, he left in bitter emotions for Allure Town. Realising the hostility of the world (he was ambushed seven times on the way to Allure Town, twice by bandits and five by wild Pokemon), he decided starting small would do... although, he knew in the back of his head that he wouldn't have the time to start from a humble beginning. Not when some crazy stuff was going on.
Differences: If he evolves into a Magneton, he doesn't split off into three distinct personalities or something similar. He's still himself, just with another two Magnemite bodies. Having a small radar dish on his head and an extra magnet would probably increase his weight slightly. Because he's a Pokemon that defies gravity, Ground moves can't actually do anything... and that would indicate a break in reality if that were to contact him and others. Being friends with Davis, he was taught how to be 'normal,' speaking properly rather than through magnetism. Along the way, Davis taught him moves such as Agility and the ability Analytic, which resulted from a need for self-defense. After all, the Sitrus berry hunt was at night in Birchwood Forest, and was just ambushed seven times, so...
Oh, you were supposed to remove the timeline.
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Name: Milloon Hall
Species: Magnemite
Gender: None
Appearance: Like a regular Magnemite, only that his pupil is slightly bigger, has three magnets arranged in a tripod like fashion, and has an rotating little radar dish of sorts on the top of his metal body. Seeing as his body was smelted together with scraps of metal, and Milloon wanted a bit of decoration, a radar dish was added. A bit more of a hat if anything. Everything including the dish matches the typical colouring scheme of the Magnemite family.
Level: 10
Moves:
-Tackle
-Supersonic
-Thunder Shock
-Agility
Ability: Analytic
Bio: Milloon wasn't really born. He was created by a Porygon named Davis, who had stuck pieces of magnets and scrap metal around to create a friend. He was lonely, no one talking to him for the past 30 years in house he lived in. Sick of the loneliness, he had purchased some bags of human-era metal, and did what he did to create Milloon, Of course, over the months, he was sanded down and refined, eventually given a real metal sphere, because the creator thought of him as ugly and in pain. He was still missing a magnet, however, and was teased at times for the mistake. Davis (being a 'young' Porygon and his best friend) couldn't fix the problem until he found a pair of stray magnets in the bin of the community. It was hard to tease Milloon when he had not just a full set of magnets, but three. Some nasty kids got through that by throwing iron dust at him, although they were quickly dealt with by Davis.
Milloon and Davis had resided in a small village, a secluded community about five minutes from Allure Town, overlooking the place. As in, flying distance. Walking would take about 40 minutes, as the path was uneven and over-stretched, leading to a rather steep hill where the village was located. The community they resided in was nothing special, apart from being populated with plant-based Pokemon. Apart from that, they often hosted an event that involved finding Sitrus berries in a certain patch of Birchwood Forest. Which wasn't easy as only one actually grew in that patch, presented with the danger of going out at night alone. It did prove good fun for the protected children, climbing trees and scouring bushes like forestry inspectors. Even the formerly reserved Milloon was interested, having a try and achieving a three win-streak at one point. This also happened to break Davis' streak of two. The pair had a nice time together, both treated differently by the plant-based community. As in, they were intolerable by the village, causing them to reside in their house for most of the year. Davis never revealed his reasons why he moved, let alone his origins, often making up some reason why he wouldn't move to Allure. He kept murmuring to himself during sleep something about another Porygon freeing him, named 'Milloon,' complaining how long it took awaiting instructions. Of course, the real one just thought that was his fantasy. After all, Davis always wanted a friend, creating him and accomplishing his dreams.
During the three days before he was last sighted, strange things occurred. Davis would often 'freeze,' periods ranging from three seconds to a whole minute. When he unfroze, he would create a series of tiny bells ringing. He'd sometimes pretend he was a robot and greet the nearest Pokemon near him. He'd also vibrate for no apparent reason, to which he was aware of. Milloon felt an anomalous signal being broadcast, collected by the radar dish mounted on his head, seconds before Davis would freeze. Unfortunately, it would be very hard to get past all the static, making out only a name; 'Joh.' Davis disappeared when another signal was broadcast, at least two minutes longer than usual. During that time, Milloon rushed from the nightly Sitrus hunt back to his one-story house, desperate to make sure he was safe. He found no one was around. Milloon was heart-broken, his only friend disappearing without a trace. Rows of scrap metal from the days of Davis attempting to create friends remained dusty, with systems of cobwebs astray around empty books just for furnishing. Nothing was disturbed. No signs of struggle, no forced entry, just nothing. A week of staring at the two towns and forming a time lapse with what he saw, he got sick of no one noticing and decided to leave the place he called home.
Though Milloon would've been determined to find Davis... where would he go? What clues did he have? The plant-based community didn't want to help him, preferring not to involve themselves with mineral Pokemon. Frustrated at the community, he left in bitter emotions for Allure Town. Realising the hostility of the world (he was ambushed seven times on the way to Allure Town, twice by bandits and five by wild Pokemon), he decided starting small would do... although, he knew in the back of his head that he wouldn't have the time to start from a humble beginning. Not when some crazy stuff was going on.
Differences: If he evolves into a Magneton, he doesn't split off into three distinct personalities or something similar. He's still himself, just with another two Magnemite bodies. Having a small radar dish on his head and an extra magnet would probably increase his weight slightly. Because he's a Pokemon that defies gravity, Ground moves can't actually do anything... and that would indicate a break in reality if that were to contact him and others. Being friends with Davis, he was taught how to be 'normal,' speaking properly rather than through magnetism. Along the way, Davis taught him moves such as Agility and the ability Analytic, which resulted from a need for self-defense. After all, the Sitrus berry hunt was at night in Birchwood Forest, and was just ambushed seven times, so...
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I'd say you, considering I'm busy with school and other events of my life.
Hm... I really should do this running gag with all my characters.
"Hey! I'm named after a scientist!" -'Milloon Hall' and "It's not my fault he has such a weird name. He probably got it from some doctor." -Person with links to 'Milloon Hall'
Hm... I really should do this running gag with all my characters.
"Hey! I'm named after a scientist!" -'Milloon Hall' and "It's not my fault he has such a weird name. He probably got it from some doctor." -Person with links to 'Milloon Hall'
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Lugia said
Riiiiiiiiight...
I'm serious. There was little purpose for it. Most of the time our characters learnt moves by performing new ones once on enemies.
wot is dis post
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Lugia said
As for the boost... well... how to do that, 'cause I'm usually the keeper of the levels, and yeah, occasionally I mess up, but...
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look, I can't somehow factor in a boost in the randomness that is my level gaining.
Either boost, or we get rid of it.
'Cause, it didn't exactly have much of a use in the old series, since barely anyone bothered to both keep track and use it for moves/evolutions/stat increases. Heck, it was just a Cow Clicker game, reminding everyone to add a level once every several pages or so.
Always accepting.
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Ridlins said
My CS is done. Should I post it now, or wait until the OOC is up?
What? Your character sheet? (Bold for Lugia to understand the acronym.)
Didn't expect that, but probably yes. The earlier accepted, the better prepared.
Lugia said
'cept... you'd have to be a Magnemite...Oh, and, I suppose I should work on that actual thread, huh? Getting to that, right now.
I'm aware of that.
Mind giving all our characters an extra exp boost after fights? 'Cause, we kinda got to level 20 or something... then forgot all about it, because evolution for most Pokemon would be a while away.
Lugia said
Oh, and, I suppose I should work on that actual thread, huh? Getting to that, right now.
Go for it/G48. We've got like 6 people now.
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Lugia said
I'm going to guess....
Skitty
Litleo
Shinx
or some other cat-based pokemon.
Me needs something less confusing as Porygon.
Obviously, I'm gonna need something else. Honedge won't do considering he's the ______ of one later...
Magnezone would be for Hidden Truths, but I'm sure I could pass that along for here.
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