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Which of your Pokémon is most like a goober?
definitely this freak (Fizz) He is not a baby. He is a full adult, just never wanted to evolve (despite being pretty into battling). I believe this is because he uses his small size to Get Into Things and Freak Me Out. Pic related.
Who is the silliest or most chaotic member of your team?
A lot of people ask about the dynamics of my team/house pokemon so I made this handy chart (Big Jimmy is not mine but lives in my house. she is my partner's partner Pokemon :-) )
Hello! I see you're from Sinnoh! What's it like over there? :)
( @paldea-champ-n1cki )
Hey! It's so great. I grew up region-hopping thanks to my dad's job and I can definitely say it's my favorite. Great if you like to hike and even greater if you need some good inspiration (we have some pretty breathtaking sights, I think).
how does a 'trainer-for-hire' work?
It's very freelance-y and varies from trainer to trainer, but I personally work with a lot of professors/archeologists/etc. Sciency stuff!
There's definitely a lot of networking involved. I managed to get an internship with Professor Rowan in college (after doing my gym challenge) and from there he just started sending me around to help with other professors and scientists.
I realized that, while I'm not super book-smart or studious, I love learning about science and history! So it's a great way to be involved without having a lot of technical knowledge. I'm good at battling and fieldwork, and a lot of my clients are too busy researching to train their pokemon enough for extra dangerous areas, so that's where I come in! It's a lot of fun.
I would say if you're interested in trying it out, contact your nearest ranger station and/or professor for info and suggested skills. There are quite a few of us running around!
