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Professor!!! Thank you so much for giving this Budew. I grew fomd of it so quickly that I trained it and evolved into a Roserade. Thank you again professor.
Hello, Ailee-ah! You are very welcome; I'm impressed with your progress. You must have worked hard to get there! Keep up the good work, and come to me if you have any questions regarding your Pokemon.
"Professor? Do you have any advice or methods on getting your Pokemon to respect you? I need it for a... uh–– friend! Yes. A friend who has trouble managing... uhm... her Pokemon! Not a he. A her. Yup. So uhm... please help me–– I mean her."
Jimin-ah, are you alright? You seem a little anxious today.
Anyways, it all depends on what the issue with the Pokemon is. Is your friend spending enough time with it? Has your friend, if they battle, used their Pokemon in a battle yet? Or do they keep the Pokemon cooped up in it's Pokeball all day so that it's grouchy once it's finally let out? Normally Pokemon don't show respect to their Trainers because they desire much needed attention.
Ah-- Professor, I-.. I really don't mean to come across rude or anything but.. This pokèmon you gave me.. It uh-- It keeps jingling its keys at me - I don't know what to do anymore--
Oh, my dear Xin, your Pokemon is just happy to see you. Have you taken him out to play with your other Pokemon in the mean time?
Professor! I don't know if anyone's already asked you this; but if you could be any pokemon, what would you be?
Is this a trick question, Jinri? I’d be Ditto, of course! Then I could transform into any Pokemon!
"Oh professor! There's nothing to be afraid off! Maybe I should tell you a few points on public speaking! Ah yes Hydreigon is quiet territorial. Especially towards Garchomp since he's a dragon type too perhaps? But other than that,he's quite affectionate towards me. Seeing that Roselia is similar to me,I'm pretty sure he'll be just fine with her soon!"
Yes, dragon pokemon have always been rather wary of each other. That’s where all the proverbs and epics of dragon wars come from after all.
I hope so as well. I’m happy to hear you see yourself in Roselia. And as for public speaking, I’m more than willing to take on your advice— but no promises on actually going through with it.
Professor? About this Pokemon you got me... Is he supposed to be this... clingy? It won't let me do anything, really; it keeps hovering over my shoulder and nuzzling into my neck all the time, and I could swear I felt him raining down... something...on me! Yesterday I had to put him back into his pokeball just so I could finish a piece. Even Lynn, my Eevee, has fallen victim to his affections in more than one occasion. I mean, it's very lovely and all, but I just wanted to make sure he's normal!
This is very surprising to hear.
As many of you know, Togepis bond with the first thing they see when they hatch— and in your case, it was one of my scientists. He followed him everywhere, and though their relationship was established enough for him to evolve into a Togetic— his job got in the way of properly caring for him and we thought gifting this Togetic to you would be reasonable, as you only had one other pokemon on your team. We hoped you would give it the attention it needed.
It’s relieving to see that we were right. Though I’m a bit baffled at Togetic’s over affections, I’m sure it’s nothing to be worried about. Perhaps it’s his way of warming up to you. It seems your relationship with Togetic is off to a great start. Best of luck to you, Hyemi.
[/she clears her throat a bit as she approaches, giving him a hesitant smile before she speaks;] Um, Professor, I wanted to ask [/she pauses for a moment;] why I got this Pokemon? [/he holds out the pokeball she'd been gifted, too afraid of the Pokemon inside to eve let it out;]
Hello, Hayi.
Your concern is understandable— as Haunter doesn’t quite suit the rest of your team, but let me explain. Despite ghost pokemons’ reputation to prank and fool around, this Haunter is quite motherly. We don’t know where it came from— but she always did have a tendency to assume the parental figure with the younger pokemon in our facility. She helped us out a lot and we figured she would be perfect for your toddler pokemon.
Also, something to note: ghost pokemon can sense a person’s terror, and they often thrive off of it— depending on the vibe or situation. Yours, right now, isn’t too positive and it will reflect upon Haunter. This could be potentially damaging to your relationship with her.
Best of luck and congratulations on your singing career!
Professor! Thank you so much for Vullaby! He's so precious; hence why I named him Jin! He's so good with the rescue pokemon; I don't know what I'd do without him! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
You’re quite welcome. I’m always happy to hear that the pokemon I’ve gifted to the trainer is getting along. I think he fits into your team well; he’s an adorable little bugger. I wish you many, many good memories and adventures with Jin and the rest of your pokemon.
Professor, I've got a problem with my Snorunt. See, I've had him for years now and he's great, but he's still so mischievous. He's always scaring my little Torchic and the other young ones. He comes out of his Pokeball on his own. Do you have any tips for reining him in a little?
Ah, Sungjong. How are you with discipline? You need to be firm with Snorunt. If he's scaring your other Pokemon and doesn't listen to you, you need to set the rules and make sure he understands that he's the Pokemon and that you are his master.
Many times I believe that talking sternly to your Pokemon usually helps them to understand that what they're doing is wrong. Contrary to popular belief, don't hit your Pokemon! It will only make him more scared to be around you and won't make him respect you or the rest of your team.
Not sure if anyone's asked you already, Professor, but... what are your top 5 favorite Pokemon of all time?
1. My Absol. It's been with me since I was a child.
2. The Eon duo. The first legendaries I saw with my own eyes during my internship at Venice. I'm completely enamored by them.
3. Sigilyph
4. Pyroar
5. Mew. The ancestor of all pokemon.
"Hey Professor! Just here to tell you that Roselia is fine! She's quite a pokemon isn't she? She's getting along well with everyone but Hydreigon and Absol. I must say,the both of them aren't that much of a friendly pokemon but I guess they're working one it! So,have you thought about my offer,Professor?
That's great to hear. Dragon pokemon are considerably territorial, but I'm sure they'll warm up to Roselia eventually.
Unfortunately, I haven't had the time to check my schedule. This is totally not an excuse for my fear of big crowds and public speaking.
Ahh is that right? I should of known. Another question: How do you choose these pokemon for us trainers? Is there a certain quality you see that makes you decide to choose a certain pokemon for someone or do you just pick randomly?
I like to see the dynamics and patterns that you create within your team. If I see that you are lacking in an specific area, or believe that one of my Pokemon would be well suited for your party, I base my decision off those factors.
Hey, Professor! It's Kaeun. Pon—Dustox, I mean— is such an angel! It's funny how he behaves better than my two Pokemon. ( ` chuckles ) Thanks a lot, Professor. I'm sure the higher ups would kill me if they find out I took in a Dustox but... meh. Oh and by the way, would you mind sending me more free Pokemon? Garbodor maybe or perhaps a Drowzee or Hypno? Or how about— Ah shit! My manager's coming. Okay I'm gonna hang up now, bye!
Hello, Kaeun dear! I'm glad you're enjoying your new Pokemon! He's a good companion, isn't he? I'll be honest, it was a little heart wrenching to have to give him up as I remember catching him when he was only a tiny little Wurmple. He surprisingly hadn't been very hard to catch, but then again, it was pouring rain when I had been out in the forest that day, so I think he almost sees it as doing a favor for him. But--anyway--he has always been a great Pokemon and I'm glad I had the opportunity to raise him and see him grow. I sound like a proud father, don't I? Tsk, dear, focus on Dustox for now! We can talk about the possibility of another Pokemon for you another time.
"ahh thanks for that Professor! I haven't had the chance to train such pokemon before,so I have to get it right or else Roselia might hate me forever haha.I'm sure this info will help during the seminars,oh by the way,would you like to be a guest at my next motivational seminar? you'd be a great addition to boast some poke trainer's spirits up!"
Oh, Jessie, you're a funny one. Roselia would never hate you! Bonding with Pokemon is your specialty, isn't it? You should have no problems at all establishing a wonderful relationship together!
Indeed it will--and my my, what a wonderful offer. I'll definitely have to check my schedule and get back to you on that! Sounds wonderful!
I have many questions but I'm just going to ask one right now: How the hell did you catch this Braviary? Did you breed it and raised ever since it was a tiny little Rufflet? Okay actually another question: Has this Braviary always been this, should I say.. Playful? I thought It was going to whirl me up in some gust of wind with ease but it had started trying to play with me once I had taken it out of its pokeball.
Unfortunately, I have never had the pleasure to directly meet the Braviary I have gifted you nor do we have any idea why he acts the way he does. There can never be any definitive explanation for a pokemon’s behavior, after all but if it poses a problem— we recommend you approach Ayah, a flying-type specialist and also member of the E4.But concerning it’s past, it did come to us as a Rufflet and we believe he was abandoned at it’s nest once it’s mother figured it was the runt of it’s babies and wouldn’t survive. It was left to starve and one of my associates found it near my Jeolla-do facility. It eventually evolved to Braviary, and that’s how it came to your possession.
professor! about togekiss? i have a happiny who is the baby of my team and really thrives off attention. but because i've had togekiss around the other pokemon and have been paying a little more attention to him so he gets used to me and everybody else, happiny has been kind of cold towards him and i think it's making him feel a little bad. i've tried everything to make her stop, but she won't listen. any ideas on how to make her get along with togekiss better?
Babies are babies, no matter the species. Best thing to do is not to get involved with the situation unless there’s some sort of risk of physical harm. Happiny will be expecting you to take her side, instead of working out the problems she has with Togekiss on their own.
Finding some common ground on an activity they can both enjoy together will lessen the resentment. Maybe placing Happiny on Togekiss for a flying round will be helpful.
"Hey Professor Jo.I uh. . .I haven't had a grass type before so I'm fairly new to grass types. so uh I might need some guidance here since Roselia is my first grass type pokemon. Are they particularly easy to get along with? Are their training different from my usual training with my other pokemon which are more towards dark,steel,fighting and dragon types."
Grass pokemon are benevolent creatures. They have the best potential out of all other types to form a bond with such a diverse team as yours due to their innate ability to produce mutualistic relationships and codependency with different species. Never do you see a Vileplume without a few Combees and Butterfrees buzzing around.
Since your team seems to be more on the…. lunar side, you’ll need to get used to accompanying Roselia to more sunny and nature-focused locations where she can thrive healthily. Best of luck.