#askfemewtwo

[nyamas]

Oh she’s awesome! 

[bladedduoathenatakeshi-blog]

Takeshi: My, I never thought we would have received the opportunity to meet another one of you!

Athena: ... let alone one that doesn't look like it wants to blow us up.

Takeshi: Ahaha, yes indeed! Pleased to meet you madame! I am Takeshi, and this is Athena!

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((It's been a while since I've done a "thank you for following" drawing, and I saw that pic of Takeshi, and just... fffff, thanks! I figured paying you back with a drawing of my own would be fitting ;u; (evenifI'mnowherenearasgoodasyou)

but yes, thanks for following! :D ))

[ask-no151]

[ask-terrakion]

I need to go down to the lower caves, so you're welcome to come... and play with Celeste as we walk? ;)

[askmuk]

MUK LIKES SWIM

[askbasilandendive]

How is it inside the pokeball?

Endive: I never found it all that bad. The process of being sucked into one can feel strange for some, since it involves the transformation of a pokémon's body into pure energy. As a psychic, however, I am more aware of the energy that forms the... essence... of a being, anyway. I would assume that you were, too. The process merely converts the pokémon's physical body into something similar, and reconstructs it inside the ball on a smaller scale. The inside of the ball is designed to hold you in a type of... equilibrium, I guess you could say. It is very difficult to be knocked about inside or affected by conditions such as extreme temperature regardless of the physical movements or location of the ball. Overall, it is far more comfortable than one may think... if a bit boring. Heh.

Basil: << As for myself, I can't stand being inside a poké ball, and Maisie respects that, so I haven't been in one for a while. I- I mean, I occasionally have to, but... it feels so empty... and lonely... and it kind of brings back memories I'd rather forget. >>