Here is a story I made using the Pokemon I have designed. Its my first attempt at something like this, but I'm a good writer and I hope you like it!
I'll try upload some picks of the mons, to let you know what they look like.
And just for fun, the starter descriptions!
Japanese Name - Hashojou - from leaf and chimp
English Name - Budkey
Leaf Monkey Pokemon
Description: It is very mischievous, but can become a warm and faithful companion.
Japanese Name: Kyokabu - from polar and cub
English Name: Cublash
Polar Pokemon
Description: It
Japanese Name: Hatenka - from reptile and ignition
English Name: Ligzite
Salamander Pokemon
Description:
I'm just going to add a small story detailing the myth of the Styn region.
The Stars and the Planets
In the beginning, there was chaos. Dialga and Palkia had created time and space, and the matter existed, but there reigned nothing but clouds of gases and dust that were scattered across the inky oblivion. Then, out of the disorder, there came two beings of pure energy, named by myth as Sulblaze and Terrakor. For unknown reasons, they were against each other from the first instant of their being. They waged wars that left great voids across the galaxy, blasting away the clouds. For millennia they fought, and as they clashed in the starless heavens, sometimes, instead of separating it, their battles drove billions of tons of matter together, forging stars and planets. Eventually, there pure energy began to disintegrate, and in attempts to save themselves, took material form. They fought until they created a final planet and its star and fell into its orbit, and went into a deep sleep, exhausted by their struggles. And till this day they sleep, waiting to be woken...
Pokemon: StarLight and PlanetGleam
Chapter One: Beginning of a Journey
Sunrises on the hill behind Starshoot Town were always spectacular. But that wasn’t the reason why Bennett had dragged himself out of bed so early. Blinking blearily in the desperate dying gaze of the fading moon, he turned into the sunrise and set off down the hill to pick his starter Pokemon and begin his journey.
It was a fair walk to town, and it took him a good 10 minutes to reach the door of his best friend Naven’s house. He knocked on the door, which was instantly opened by a black-haired beaming boy, who shot out and knocked Bennett over.
“What a beautiful day”, he exclaimed jubilantly. “I’ve always envisaged the start of my journey on a morning like this.”
Bennett mumbled his agreement as he climbed back up to his feet.
“Mum gave me a map to help us get there without going through any long grass – she’s lent me her Kricketune to cut down that tree on Route 301.”
They started walking out onto the route, a long, winding affair lined by imposing pines on either side. Hoisting their backpacks onto their shoulders, they began to set out towards Sunshine Town. Bennett took a few seconds to consider what he and Naven were about to set out on. He was a tall, gangly boy of 13, with brown hair that flopped limply onto his forehead in a rather defeated style, but it certainly didn’t translate to his spirit. Bennett was the stereotype of an intelligent youth, with wiry glasses and an eager appetite for knowledge. Particle physics was his speciality, having read 1000 page books on that topic and thirsting for more. His idol was Professor Maple, an expert on anomalies in Pokemon, who was to give him his starter today. And who came round the bend but Professor Maple himself, typing frantically into a laptop, and balancing a sophisticated instrument on his back.
“Exceptional readings… so the genes are nearly 10 times as frequent here as anywhe…”.
He looked up and caught sight of the boys.
“Ah, lads!” he exclaimed, slamming shut his laptop and slinging it into a satchel. The youngest by some way of any distinguished Pokemon professor, he was a man in his late twenties, with a shock of blond, untidy hair and a kind, handsome face. He too wore glasses, but his looked heavier and made him seem far beyond his years. Wearing an immaculate coat that looked straight from the lab, you would be unable to tell that he had great passion for fieldwork.
“I was just studying the frequency in which a Pokemon may be born shiny”, he commented offhandedly, “This route seems to have something about it that makes this probability soar!”
He looked at the boys’ slightly awed faces, and chuckled.
“I’d give you your starters here, so you could go straight off, but I’d rather you’d meet your fellow new trainer, who should be waiting at my lab. Let’s go!”
The two boys exchanged curious glances, then followed after the striding professor in the direction of Sunshine town.
***
The mentioned individual was a sallow faced, scruffy looking boy, who cast Naven and Bennett distasteful looks as they entered the lab. The professor introduced him as Omega, and told them all to sit down.
“Now, you all know why you’re here today. And I suppose that you know a fair bit about the starters of the Styn region. There is Budkey, the Bud Monkey Pokemon. Certainly playful, but powerful too.”
He conjured up a screen from the sleek wall, and tapped kit impatiently. A picture of a tiny green chimp came up. Its body was covered by a large leaf, and vines protruded out, which Bennett guessed acted as its arms.
“Secondly,” the professor continued ,” There is Ligzite, the Flame Lizard Pokemon.”
A picture of a big-eyed bipedal lizard with a few small flames showing on its back appeared on the screen. Omega sniggered.
“It might look not look like a particularly fierce Pokemon,” said the professor, remaining entirely serene, “But those flames burn at nearly 600 degrees. Don’t count it out. And lastly,”, tapping the board once more, a picture of a polar bear cub popped up, “ There is Cublash, the Polar Cub Pokemon. Now you may think all these starters are cutesy and harmless, but each are exceptionally rare and have great potential. So count none out of the running. Now who’s going first?”
Naven literally was there within a few seconds.
“I guess we have a volunteer,” smiled Professor Maple. “Take your pick.”, he said, indicating a table with three Pokeballs on it, with pictures of which Pokemon they contained propped up behind them.
Eagerly grabbing the Pokeball that had the sign with Ligzite behind it, Naven punched the air and released the fire starter from its ball.
“Lig-g-g-g-zite!”, it crowed in delight.
“How about you next, Bennett?” asked the Pokemon Professor, and Bennett moved towards the table. Bennett furrowed his brown, and thought hard. If he chose Budkey, he would maybe struggle with the grass type’s many weaknesses. But his brother had one, and its evolution, Arborilla, was a formidable foe, with a Grass/Fighting typing and a great move pool. And yet he had always wanted Cublash. Every time someone mentioned Pokemon to him, he thought about the cute bear. The moment that sealed it was when his mother’s parting words to him came back, “Always follow your dreams, son.” And to have a Cublash was his dream.
“Cublash, I choose you!” Bennett shouted, and let the Pokemon meet him for the first time. White fur led down to its legs, where a light blue became the colouring. An adorable face looked up at Bennett, and he went with his sudden impulse to give it a big hug. And to Bennett’s pleasure, it squeezed back. They were already becoming friends.
“So, are you wimps gonna give your Pokes a try, or just sit there being soppy all day?” The harsh words of Omega rang out through the cries of delight, cutting them short. He was holding the last Pokeball, the one Bennett knew contained Budkey.
The eyes of Bennett and Cublash met. They had only just met each other, but a strong bond was already forming. A passionate desire burned in Cublash’s eyes, and Bennett knew the answer straight away. They were a team, and they couldn’t turn down a challenge.
“You bet.” said Bennett, and Cublash agreed with a cry. Their journey had begun.
I'll try upload some picks of the mons, to let you know what they look like.
And just for fun, the starter descriptions!
Japanese Name - Hashojou - from leaf and chimp
English Name - Budkey
Leaf Monkey Pokemon
Description: It is very mischievous, but can become a warm and faithful companion.
Japanese Name: Kyokabu - from polar and cub
English Name: Cublash
Polar Pokemon
Description: It
Japanese Name: Hatenka - from reptile and ignition
English Name: Ligzite
Salamander Pokemon
Description:
I'm just going to add a small story detailing the myth of the Styn region.
The Stars and the Planets
In the beginning, there was chaos. Dialga and Palkia had created time and space, and the matter existed, but there reigned nothing but clouds of gases and dust that were scattered across the inky oblivion. Then, out of the disorder, there came two beings of pure energy, named by myth as Sulblaze and Terrakor. For unknown reasons, they were against each other from the first instant of their being. They waged wars that left great voids across the galaxy, blasting away the clouds. For millennia they fought, and as they clashed in the starless heavens, sometimes, instead of separating it, their battles drove billions of tons of matter together, forging stars and planets. Eventually, there pure energy began to disintegrate, and in attempts to save themselves, took material form. They fought until they created a final planet and its star and fell into its orbit, and went into a deep sleep, exhausted by their struggles. And till this day they sleep, waiting to be woken...
Pokemon: StarLight and PlanetGleam
Chapter One: Beginning of a Journey
Sunrises on the hill behind Starshoot Town were always spectacular. But that wasn’t the reason why Bennett had dragged himself out of bed so early. Blinking blearily in the desperate dying gaze of the fading moon, he turned into the sunrise and set off down the hill to pick his starter Pokemon and begin his journey.
It was a fair walk to town, and it took him a good 10 minutes to reach the door of his best friend Naven’s house. He knocked on the door, which was instantly opened by a black-haired beaming boy, who shot out and knocked Bennett over.
“What a beautiful day”, he exclaimed jubilantly. “I’ve always envisaged the start of my journey on a morning like this.”
Bennett mumbled his agreement as he climbed back up to his feet.
“Mum gave me a map to help us get there without going through any long grass – she’s lent me her Kricketune to cut down that tree on Route 301.”
They started walking out onto the route, a long, winding affair lined by imposing pines on either side. Hoisting their backpacks onto their shoulders, they began to set out towards Sunshine Town. Bennett took a few seconds to consider what he and Naven were about to set out on. He was a tall, gangly boy of 13, with brown hair that flopped limply onto his forehead in a rather defeated style, but it certainly didn’t translate to his spirit. Bennett was the stereotype of an intelligent youth, with wiry glasses and an eager appetite for knowledge. Particle physics was his speciality, having read 1000 page books on that topic and thirsting for more. His idol was Professor Maple, an expert on anomalies in Pokemon, who was to give him his starter today. And who came round the bend but Professor Maple himself, typing frantically into a laptop, and balancing a sophisticated instrument on his back.
“Exceptional readings… so the genes are nearly 10 times as frequent here as anywhe…”.
He looked up and caught sight of the boys.
“Ah, lads!” he exclaimed, slamming shut his laptop and slinging it into a satchel. The youngest by some way of any distinguished Pokemon professor, he was a man in his late twenties, with a shock of blond, untidy hair and a kind, handsome face. He too wore glasses, but his looked heavier and made him seem far beyond his years. Wearing an immaculate coat that looked straight from the lab, you would be unable to tell that he had great passion for fieldwork.
“I was just studying the frequency in which a Pokemon may be born shiny”, he commented offhandedly, “This route seems to have something about it that makes this probability soar!”
He looked at the boys’ slightly awed faces, and chuckled.
“I’d give you your starters here, so you could go straight off, but I’d rather you’d meet your fellow new trainer, who should be waiting at my lab. Let’s go!”
The two boys exchanged curious glances, then followed after the striding professor in the direction of Sunshine town.
***
The mentioned individual was a sallow faced, scruffy looking boy, who cast Naven and Bennett distasteful looks as they entered the lab. The professor introduced him as Omega, and told them all to sit down.
“Now, you all know why you’re here today. And I suppose that you know a fair bit about the starters of the Styn region. There is Budkey, the Bud Monkey Pokemon. Certainly playful, but powerful too.”
He conjured up a screen from the sleek wall, and tapped kit impatiently. A picture of a tiny green chimp came up. Its body was covered by a large leaf, and vines protruded out, which Bennett guessed acted as its arms.
“Secondly,” the professor continued ,” There is Ligzite, the Flame Lizard Pokemon.”
A picture of a big-eyed bipedal lizard with a few small flames showing on its back appeared on the screen. Omega sniggered.
“It might look not look like a particularly fierce Pokemon,” said the professor, remaining entirely serene, “But those flames burn at nearly 600 degrees. Don’t count it out. And lastly,”, tapping the board once more, a picture of a polar bear cub popped up, “ There is Cublash, the Polar Cub Pokemon. Now you may think all these starters are cutesy and harmless, but each are exceptionally rare and have great potential. So count none out of the running. Now who’s going first?”
Naven literally was there within a few seconds.
“I guess we have a volunteer,” smiled Professor Maple. “Take your pick.”, he said, indicating a table with three Pokeballs on it, with pictures of which Pokemon they contained propped up behind them.
Eagerly grabbing the Pokeball that had the sign with Ligzite behind it, Naven punched the air and released the fire starter from its ball.
“Lig-g-g-g-zite!”, it crowed in delight.
“How about you next, Bennett?” asked the Pokemon Professor, and Bennett moved towards the table. Bennett furrowed his brown, and thought hard. If he chose Budkey, he would maybe struggle with the grass type’s many weaknesses. But his brother had one, and its evolution, Arborilla, was a formidable foe, with a Grass/Fighting typing and a great move pool. And yet he had always wanted Cublash. Every time someone mentioned Pokemon to him, he thought about the cute bear. The moment that sealed it was when his mother’s parting words to him came back, “Always follow your dreams, son.” And to have a Cublash was his dream.
“Cublash, I choose you!” Bennett shouted, and let the Pokemon meet him for the first time. White fur led down to its legs, where a light blue became the colouring. An adorable face looked up at Bennett, and he went with his sudden impulse to give it a big hug. And to Bennett’s pleasure, it squeezed back. They were already becoming friends.
“So, are you wimps gonna give your Pokes a try, or just sit there being soppy all day?” The harsh words of Omega rang out through the cries of delight, cutting them short. He was holding the last Pokeball, the one Bennett knew contained Budkey.
The eyes of Bennett and Cublash met. They had only just met each other, but a strong bond was already forming. A passionate desire burned in Cublash’s eyes, and Bennett knew the answer straight away. They were a team, and they couldn’t turn down a challenge.
“You bet.” said Bennett, and Cublash agreed with a cry. Their journey had begun.
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