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[Alternate] Summary: Two different people from two different worlds and beyond have a small encounter one day while making their way through Johto. What would come out of it, given who they were especially if one of them didn’t react to said encounter or the person they ran into?
Rating: T
Fandom(s): FFVII, PKMN, and others
Pairing(s): Rufti [minor] and Trickyshipping [mentioned]
Excerpt:
“Tyyyyy,” Tyranitar yawned widely, rubbing her right eye as she cocked her head to the side for a better angle at reading the article still on her Trainer’s screen. “Tar? Tyra—”
“Hmm? What’s this here?”
She perked up, staying silent for once.
“Tsubasa and Tsume. Wingul is the one who’s called Tsubasa, while Tifa is Tsume,” he continued, looking at another photo of them, next, but with Karla, Rufus, and some other man with Long Dau features by their sides this time. In it, they were all sitting on the ground with their backs against the two Legendary Pokémon, Solgaleo and Zamazenta, much to his surprise, behind a strange windmill in yet another city he didn’t recognize, either, even though he knew it was somewhere on Aselia based on the buildings’ architectural design. “So…if I’m getting this right, Wingul and Tifa are their real names. Not Tsubasa. And not Tsume. Which could only mean these last two names are nicknames that they have on their Trainer IDs—a secondary or third one, or even fourth ID, used for professional battling in all the regions here and…maybe on Earth too, I assume? And if so, that would be crazy as far as having multiple identities go.”
Or interesting.
Very interesting.
He wasn’t the one to judge, not with something like…well…this.
He wouldn’t dare to.
But still… They weren’t anyone special in that regard, and neither were the few he had either heard of before or met on his past travels using a different name out in public whenever they introduced themselves to other people.
It was normal.
Expected.
Or…at least it was now compared to back then a few decades ago, when a Trainer didn’t even bother with an alias unless they were some big hot shot in the entertainment industry, or an influential figure who worked multiple jobs, wanted to keep their Trainer life separate from their private one, led a double life through an alter ego whenever they felt like running around in a uniform to help authorities solve crime and stop criminal organizations from trying to complete their goals of wanting to take over the world or destroy it—which was both insane and foolish to the highest degree in his humble opinion.
. . . . .
Wait.
Why was he even thinking about this so deeply in the first place?
. . . . .
Nevermind.
Whatever reason he had in the beginning for it didn't matter anymore.
It was not that important.
It was never supposed to be important for him at all, but…
I just can’t help myself sometimes.
He sighed and shook his head.
Arceus, he fucked up.
Badly.
i love the little details that hint that Corbeau being a kinda lonely and a little desperate for friends, and perhaps doesn't know how to socialize like a normal person.
As early as your first mission under him, he's stopping by to check in on the player. Fair enough, it is your first mission, perhaps he just wants to assess you. When the player poke fun at him with "I take it you're not very busy" or "Nothing better to do, huh?", he doesn't really respond to it, instead just going on about why these Gengars are here.
Just a "Hmph." which you can read as him not really caring about your opinions but I think it's also funny if its just like...he feels called out and doesn't want to give you the satisfaction of a larger reaction.
I do also find it really interesting that the dialogue options they give you to talk to this scary intimidating guy with a bad reputation are both a little disrespectful. You're literally at his mercy in terms of how much work you have to do, and yet both options are to sass him. Though perhaps it's because of this that he feels like you're not just another debtor to him if you dare to poke the bear like that.
He then shows up again after the sewer mission... he already has a grunt to supervise the player, there's no need for him to be there. But the player's piqued his interest with the whole 'I'm the one calming down the rogue megas' thing (as well as having met Lysandre).
He shows up AGAIN at the battle court after you help out those kids.
"Anyway, you really are strong, aren't you? And yet you don't boast or show off... Why, nobody even knows that you're the one calming Rogue Pokémon. You're an interesting one."
You don't have to read it as romantic interest, but he's definitely taken quite an interest in the player and is constantly seeking them out.
The whole thing with his stay at Hotel Z is so fucking funny to me cos he's just saying shit and no one is directly responding to him.
All AZ says after this is "If you would put your name down here."
No one comments on him joking about being a "handyman"
No one even comments on his handwriting either after he brings it up, they just show him to the elevator to rest for the night.
It feels like he's trying to break the ice or lighten the mood but no one gaf/too scared to say anything/hates his ass too much to entertain him
In the Z-A Infinite Royale, he says this when you beat him
“Even when you beat me, I still end up having fun. Guess it’s ‘cause I can be myself around you.” which is cute but is so sad?? How much of yourself do you have to hide from others that you're saying shit like this to a tourist you only recently met.
Skipping forward to the DLC cos my memory of his dialogue in the Jacinthe Tournament is honestly foggy as well as the end of the mainstory (I know what happens just not the dialogue specifically)
It wasn't as obvious in the main story, but it's written out for you in the DLC that Lumiose residents are scared of him.
He probably stays in a lot more than he'd like to avoid causing unecessary distress, and if just walking around is enough to spook them, I don't think its very likely that they'd be comfortable befriending him either.
Even during the main story, we see Jacinthe call him 'The cunning Corbeau', who would ever be comfortable befriending a guy with a reputation like that?
Bringing up the early interaction where the player sasses him again, it was probably refreshing for the player to have an attitude like that. You had the guts to talk back to him despite disadvantageous circumstances he had put you in; you were not afraid of him, and that's just so interesting to him.
Come on, let's be real, this is just his way of saying "I'm lonely, please come visit me" but written up in a fancier way.
A lot of his dialogue feel genuine on his end but because of the way he talks and phrases things, can come off insincere or indirect in a way that may be offputting to people. Like he's addressing matters directly but the phrasing is indirect. Idk how else to describe it. You know when someone speaks so eloquently it comes off pretentious and insincere? smth like that
He's the most insincere sincere man ever i love him so much
Tifa week has arrived, along with the new Ever Crisis Academy event! They have more pictures of Tifa in her new costume, so I wanted to create a more accurate drawing than my first.
This is based on the new Tifa and Aerith banner for the app.
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