Kuro

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Pokémon: Professor's Academy

Enid

Enid

"I was wrong once. Now, I just want to be right."

Full Name:

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Enid Scotspine

Age:

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22

Year at the Institute:

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First

Favorite Color:

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#ff007f

Thesis Subject:

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Crisis of Our Time: Pokémon-Human Energy Symbiosis

Appearance:

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Standing at 5'3'', Enid Scotspine is roughly average in all respects. Her hair is a plain black shade, while her irises are a deep brown. She tends to stick to business-like or otherwise professional attire (even out in the field) rather than the typical sporty, trainer fashion brands for her own personal reasons. They happen to remind her of the past, often eerily similar to the Macros Cosmos uniform, and so Enid tries to avoid such aesthetic whenever possible.

Personality:

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Once an outspoken, exoverted individual, Enid has since become quiet. While not exactly a recluse, Enid tries to avoid being the focal point of conversations, meetings and such things. She doesn't like to draw attention to herself if she doesn't need to, preferring to keep herself under the radar. That being said, Enid is touchy about her past, and has been known to grow annoyed, perhaps even grouchy, towards people that press her about it. Enid knows she made a mistake, and she wants to atone for it. That being said, she doesn't want to let her past be what solely defines her—the past is not the present, nor will it be the future.

Biography:

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Born to a pair of Macro Cosmos employees, Enid had grown up in the Galarian metropolis of Wyndon. Her parents had worked at the Rose Tower, leading to much of her childhood being intwined within the Macro Cosmos infrastructure. She took a great interest in her parents' work surrounding the Dynamax phenomenon and Galar particles, and was eager to follow in her parents' footsteps. Working alongside her parents to prove their theories, to produce successful experiments—it seemed wonderful. Dreamy, even.

And so, Enid focused heavily on her studies. She made it to goal to impress those at Macro Cosmos; to show that she was worth taking on. Such work would ultimately pay off when her application was accepted, bringing her truly into the fold of Macro Cosmos.

There, Enid truly began her work. She wanted to make something of herself, taking on numerous sleepless nights and often a heavy dose of caffeine. Her family's work had to mean something, not wanting their hard work to be all for naught. Ultimately, however, her obsession would prove to be her own undoing. Enid's dedication to her work had attracted the eyes of those above, who had been seeking to bring about a second "Darkest Day" to avoid a future energy crisis.

Long since dedicated to the cause, Enid found herself inducted into the inner circle. Though most details of the project had been withheld from Enid, her belief in the chairman had led her to believe that his actions would ultimately bring forth good for the world, rather than the destruction and chaos that had happened countless years ago.

Therefore, when all their efforts to save Galar came crumbling down, Enid found herself standing guard at the gates. When the events at Rose Tower unfolded, she wasn't going to let them stop the chairman. Nevertheless, her dedication had been in vain, and her Pokémon were quickly overwhelmed. And while her parents and her beloved chairman managed to escape, Enid paid the price for her actions that day—becoming a criminal behind bars.

The following years she spent behind bars were life-changing for Enid. She came to terms with her misguided actions, having realized the danger she had helped unleashed. And so, when her day of release came, Enid resolved to do right by her mistakes. Though Eternatus (and in turn Chairman Rose) had been defeated, there was still an energy crisis back home to solve. She knew she had the mind to fix it, though the resources were far out of her grasp.

Desperate for any help, Enid applied to the Laventon Institute. She knew her likelihood of her application being accepted was little-to-none, but anything was worth a shot to help the people of Galar. Well, aside from bringing about a third Darkest Day, that is.

Pokémon:

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Pokémon

Klinklang (Gemini) - Genderless - Enid's first Pokémon, whom she raised from a Klink that lived near the Rose Tower. It has since then evolved, and is a frequent study partner of Enid's as a result of the red core on the bottom gear acting as an energy powerhouse.

Steelix (Phalanx) - M - A gift from her parents upon her hiring at Macro Cosmos. Though a treasured Pokémon, Phalanx is rarely seen outside his Pokéball due to his enormous size. Enid often uses Phalanx to navigate difficult places, such as Chargestone Cave, Mt. Coronet, and so and so forth.

Elekid (Ion) - F - Caught near the abandoned power plant in Kanto, Ion is Enid's third Pokémon and first non-Steel type. She seeks to evolve Ion into an Electivire, eager to test if one Electivire can truly power an entire city for a year.

Quirks:

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Enid is essentially under probation. Therefore, she may encounter difficulties furthering her research, be it travel, tools, etc.

She also may have a slight caffeine addiction. Though she prefers the fancy taste of lattes, cappuccinos, etc., Enid can stomach instant coffee, having been her only source of coffee behind bars.

Pokémon: Professor's Academy

Nice. I’ll approve so long as the team isn’t super broken. I’ll allow for “stronger” Pokémon (I did give myself a Garchomp lol) but you are free to give them drawbacks. I.e. Tyson’s Garchomp not knowing its own strength or forgetting he isn’t a Gible anymore.

@RisingRobin

TBH, I only gave Enid a Steelix (and a Klingklang) mainly because the Macro Cosmos people only use steel types.

Pokémon: Professor's Academy

That can work. Gives more of a reason why Enid was able to be accepted into the institute.

Pokémon: Professor's Academy

Well, this is certainly a "my brain is tired and ready for bed, but proceeds to think of the most out of box ideas out there" character sheet.

Enid

Enid

"I was wrong once. Now, I just want to be right."

Full Name:

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Enid Scotspine

Age:

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22

Year at the Institute:

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First

Favorite Color:

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#ff007f

Thesis Subject:

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Crisis of Our Time: Pokémon-Human Energy Symbiosis

Appearance:

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Standing at 5'3'', Enid Scotspine is roughly average in all respects. Her hair is a plain black shade, while her irises are a deep brown. She tends to stick to business-like or otherwise professional attire (even out in the field) rather than the typical sporty, trainer fashion brands for her own personal reasons. They happen to remind her of the past, often eerily similar to the Macros Cosmos uniform, and so Enid tries to avoid such aesthetic whenever possible.

Personality:

---

Once an outspoken, exoverted individual, Enid has since become quiet. While not exactly a recluse, Enid tries to avoid being the focal point of conversations, meetings and such things. She doesn't like to draw attention to herself if she doesn't need to, preferring to keep herself under the radar. That being said, Enid is touchy about her past, and has been known to grow annoyed, perhaps even grouchy, towards people that press her about it. Enid knows she made a mistake, and she wants to atone for it. That being said, she doesn't want to let her past be what solely defines her—the past is not the present, nor will it be the future.

Biography:

---

Born to a pair of Macro Cosmos employees, Enid had grown up in the Galarian metropolis of Wyndon. Her parents had worked at the Rose Tower, leading to much of her childhood being intwined within the Macro Cosmos infrastructure. She took a great interest in her parents' work surrounding the Dynamax phenomenon and Galar particles, and was eager to follow in her parents' footsteps. Working alongside her parents to prove their theories, to produce successful experiments—it seemed wonderful. Dreamy, even.

And so, Enid focused heavily on her studies. She made it to goal to impress those at Macro Cosmos; to show that she was worth taking on. Such work would ultimately pay off when her application was accepted, bringing her truly into the fold of Macro Cosmos.

There, Enid truly began her work. She wanted to make something of herself, taking on numerous sleepless nights and often a heavy dose of caffeine. Her family's work had to mean something, not wanting their hard work to be all for naught. Ultimately, however, her obsession would prove to be her own undoing. Enid's dedication to her work had attracted the eyes of those above, who had been seeking to bring about a second "Darkest Day" to avoid a future energy crisis.

Long since dedicated to the cause, Enid found herself inducted into the inner circle. Though most details of the project had been withheld from Enid, her belief in the chairman had led her to believe that his actions would ultimately bring forth good for the world, rather than the destruction and chaos that had happened countless years ago.

Therefore, when all their efforts to save Galar came crumbling down, Enid found herself standing guard at the gates. When the events at Rose Tower unfolded, she wasn't going to let them stop the chairman. Nevertheless, her dedication had been in vain, and her Pokémon were quickly overwhelmed. And while her parents and her beloved chairman managed to escape, Enid paid the price for her actions that day—becoming a criminal behind bars.

The following years she spent behind bars were life-changing for Enid. She came to terms with her misguided actions, having realized the danger she had helped unleashed. And so, when her day of release came, Enid resolved to do right by her mistakes. Though Eternatus (and in turn Chairman Rose) had been defeated, there was still an energy crisis back home to solve. She knew she had the mind to fix it, though the resources were far out of her grasp.

Desperate for any help, Enid applied to the Laventon Institute. She knew her likelihood of her application being accepted was little-to-none, but anything was worth a shot to help the people of Galar. Well, aside from bringing about a third Darkest Day, that is.

Pokémon:

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Pokémon

Klinklang (Gemini) - Genderless - Enid's first Pokémon, whom she raised from a Klink that lived near the Rose Tower. It has since then evolved, and is a frequent study partner of Enid's as a result of the red core on the bottom gear acting as an energy powerhouse.

Steelix (Phalanx) - M - A gift from her parents upon her hiring at Macro Cosmos. Though a treasured Pokémon, Phalanx is rarely seen outside his Pokéball due to his enormous size. Enid often uses Phalanx to navigate difficult places, such as Chargestone Cave, Mt. Coronet, and so and so forth.

Elekid (Ion) - F - Caught near the abandoned power plant in Kanto, Ion is Enid's third Pokémon and first non-Steel type. She seeks to evolve Ion into an Electivire, eager to test if one Electivire can truly power an entire city for a year.

Quirks:

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Enid is essentially under probation. Therefore, she may encounter difficulties furthering her research, be it travel, tools, etc.

She also may have a slight caffeine addiction. Though she prefers the fancy taste of lattes, cappuccinos, etc., Enid can stomach instant coffee, having been her only source of coffee behind bars.

Pokémon: Professor's Academy

Maybe. I kind of have an idea forming in my head. Something relating to the Galar/Darkest Day storyline.

Mahz's Dev Journal

@Mahz Disaster still says "distaster" in the post-apoc tag btw.

Heroes Rise: Paragon City

Z E R O - Z E R O
Z E R O - Z E R O

Location: Financial District, Paragon City
Skills: Pulse Blasters

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The vibrant orange glow fired into the hole that Zero-Zero had been flung through. An intense heat shot through the air, aimed directly at the 70th Street thug that simply wouldn't stay down. She was like a fly; one particularly annoying fly that Nancy had to keep swatting at. Even bringing out the big guns, evident by the scorch marks behind the thug, seemed to be in vain.

"I knew I should've recalibrated your sensors." Nancy announced, a hint of annoyance in her tone.

Readying herself to continue their engagement, Nancy found the fight suddenly interrupted by one of the other thugs. They were planning a retreat, having made off with what they could carry. Meanwhile, the sound of police cruisers echoed from outside; the sirens wailing echoing against cold brick and concrete. Now was the time to strike, Nancy figured. If she could catch this one, then it'd be one less thug for Paragon City to deal with. They may have been affiliated with the 70th Street rather than the Delgatos, but bringing them in regardless would do some good for the city and its people.

Of course, the thug Nancy had been sparring with had no intention of being captured. Quick as she had been, the thug picked up a piece of marble and flung it towards Zero-Zero. In response, Nancy fired the pulse blasters at the debris to avoid the incoming object, sending dust into the air as the marble vaporized before Nancy.

"Zero-Zero," Nancy commanded. "Activate scanners."

Following Nancy's command, the exosuit scanned through the dust cloud that had formed in the room. It methodically searched for any sign of movement and life, yet the scanners picked up nothing. The thug had managed to escape, and in turn evade capture.

NO SIGNATURES TO BE REPORTED. The suit replied. SUGGEST A WITHDRAWAL FROM FURTHER ENGAGEMENT.

Nancy sighed. "In time. We have something to do first."

Turning back, Nancy maneuvered the exosuit towards the opening that had been shattered through the floor during the fight with the thug. Large, red claw-like fingers pulled Zero-Zero upwards through the hole, lifting the exosuit to its feet as it stood before the frightened group of hostages that had been left behind by the 70th Street. She knew it was wise to leave before the police entered the building, but Nancy hadn't the heart to leave without checking on the former hostages first.

"Is anyone hurt?" The mechanical voice echoed through the main hall, robotically tilting its head as it analyzed the crowd. Hopefully, there were no injuries to report, but with any criminal activity within Paragon City, that was often wishful thinking.

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