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My Pkmn z-a character and Corbeau
oh shit it’s that train guy!! but where are the trains?
Tried making a ugly ass player, made myself a new character-
I just noticed... Hop picks the starter that’s weak to yours, leaving Leon to raise the starter that’s strong against yours. Which means that Hop’s starter is strong against Leon’s. They never battle, so it never clicked for me, but realizing that was a bit of a wow moment just now. Like... Hop is shown to have a thorough understanding of type effectiveness from the start of the game, which means he knew what he was doing. Maybe he wanted you to pick first not out of being nice, but (1/2)
I never noticed that either! But, like, finally, a rival that has a good reason for choosing the pokemon that’s weak to yours. Hop probably assumed he would be so much stronger than the player that the type advantage wouldn’t matter. So he planned with his ultimate battle, which is against Leon.
Still, I thought it was weird. Leon is Hop’s brother. He brought a gift for Hop. It was just chance that you happened to be there and that Leon was nice enough to give you one. He didn’t have to. I feel like Hop should have chosen first, he was just being nice to you.
And really, in the end, Leon’s ace is Charizard, not the pokemon he keeps. If I were Hop, I would have chosen Sobble (not just because I love Sobble and always pick him) to have the type advantage over Charizard. Which is exactly what I did, but I wasn’t Hop and I didn’t do it for the type advantage. I did it because Sobble was cute. Which is, naturally, how one should choose their starter. But I’m getting off topic.
Seriously, I think that one’s starter pokemon (though technically, Hop’s starter was Wooloo so this might not even matter) should be chosen with them being a lifetime partner in mind. Idk how people just remove their starter from the team. I get way too attached. Picking them because of the type advantage for one battle seems a little shortsighted in the long run.
FireRed is my first pokemon game and I only played it last year hsdghsgh I'm so late to the fandom
All Grown Up
Sorry for a small hiatus you guys; my drawing tablet cord died and I had to get a new laptop, but tomorrow I’m going to be getting the replacement cord, so what better to do than do a small story set about three years after the #Pokemon: Jasper and Beryl story line?
Warning: Severe Spoilers under the cut, read at your own risk!
Some dorks at the playa
( gladio was certainly forced to go ,,)