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So I figured id gauge everyone's opinions on this because I don't want to improperly rp this. Considering we live in a world of hero's and villains, how would you guys react to seeing a young man in full plate mail, brandishing a sword, and speaking in old english? And more importantly how would common folk react to that?

I'm just curious because from what I've seen we have a pretty diverse cast of characters and I really want to be able get into the world and it's inhabitants. After all, his mission is to learn from the people how best rule over and protect a kingdom and its peoples.

In the city, heroes and villains are common enough where people would not pay him to much attention besides a glance and the occasional stare. He might initially draw some concern as people won't know if this is a good costumed guy or bad costumed guy until he starts to do notable things.

In the context of a city with many superheroes, yeah, he wouldn't be wildly out of place when seen by passersby, but in the context of realizing he's serious about swordplay and the ye olde english, they'd probably think he was larping, and when you consider that people's lives are on the line their first thought is probably going to be, "wow, this guy is really doing this right now."
@The Forgotten You've reminded me of yet another aspect I should add to his character sheet; being in his Werewolf form on the night of a full moon.

Anyway, his transformation ability would be painless, but his Werewolf form (as well as his Vampire form) comes with a transformation-within-a-transformation. Going from Werewolf (human) to Werewolf (wolf) wouldn't be painless, though I wouldn't say it's quite as torturously agonizing as that.
He wouldn't, initially. He'd just be a big suspicious moth monster that keeps showing up, and could even be construed as a pest in need of extermination or a (very weird) pet to adopt.

The fact that combat experience can lead to evolutions is reason enough to hunt down villains, since there's not a lot of other morally sound avenues to pursue for that in a modern setting.
Changing forms wasn't intended to take that long. He wouldn't be able to slip between forms like he's performing different moves in a combo of a fighting game, but it would only take a few seconds. The Werewolf and Vampire weaknesses in particular would be able to halt his transformations though. The legendary beast forms would probably take longer, though even then still only a dozen seconds or so.

First stage caterpillar is an actual mundane caterpillar, second stage is about the size of a large cat or medium-sized dog. I figure I'd skip the part where he goes around munching on leaves.

Also, I've realized I've neglected to clarify that his evolutions are supposed to be more like digimon rather than pokemon; he can go back to previous forms, though there usually isn't much incentive to do so besides unlocking other evolution paths
Here he is. Hope he doesn't overlap too much with everyone's ideas.
I do like writing characters with another form/appearance, though I go for more of a monster-y sort of thing. something akin to Cu Chulainn, Fafnir, or lycanthropes. I am considering on doing something along those lines but It won't really overlap that much with your idea if you want to fulfill that niche.

Tentative interest, though I was thinking of a character that would overlap with this lol
I'm down.

If you're interested, please leave your interest below as well with any questions you may have for me to answer.
1. Starting Items?
2. Starting Moves?
3. Starting Money?
4. Hidden abilities when?
5. How often can we expect to encounter non-Kanto pokemon within Kanto?

Also, here's Kaison.
A prelude to Derika.



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