RisingRobin

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Checking in with everyone else who hasn’t posted yet. I know some are traveling and the like, but I want to make sure everyone gets their “first” before I go ahead and move the story along.

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@Vertigo I’ve got no problem with shinies personally so long as it’s not EVERYTHING. If that makes sense

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@Archangel89 One quick thing, buddy. You said Silas was a third year right? The Thesis Program is something you start working on as early as first year. The idea is that you’re constantly working and refining it each year until graduation.

Silas wouldn’t be taking his “first class” in the program in his third year.

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@Agunimon Your sheet looks good. You can pop it in!

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@Archangel89 I think it’s fine. Just make any edits as needed based on what we discussed

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I mean, I had him say “one of the TA’s” so at least someone else could take the spot. lol. All good you didn’t feel it.

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@Finetales join Tyson in the boring class! Haha

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

@Kuro

Honestly, that worked. It’s only two and there’s a reason for it

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Scientific answer? Probably not. My answer? It’s a goofy sci-fi franchise, largely directed at kids. I wouldn’t think too hard about it.

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As an opinion if I were to give myself a Gyrados what would you think would be a good drawback?

@Archangel89

There’s a number of things I could spit out, but for the sake of comedy (and a slice of life narrative) the Gyarados could LOOK super intimidating as per the species, but is actually more docile than it’s more aggressive bretheren?

I have this weird idea that he uses the Wailord to help him delve into deep ocean depths but I can't logistically think of how that would work lol

@Archangel89

Actually it’s canon in both the anime and the Pokémon Ranger spin offs that technology exists that lets trainers breathe underwater for indefinite amounts of time (Aqualungs). So long as you have a Pokémon to get you down there, you’d really only need that. Gyarados could just pull you down.