RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
Huehuehuehue
You actually took me seriously
Remember, I am always watching, 'Thena.
Always.
Huehuehuehue
You actually took me seriously
Remember, I am always watching, 'Thena.
Always.
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RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
Just remember Fletch, in case Athena manages to lose to Lysandre, I'm gonna be resposible for wiping out the world... including you.
Plus, I'm the one who's watching as well. You all have a Holo Caster, after all.
A bit fast, but otherwise nice chapter! And Shelmet... God, Jessie would throw it back in the swamp immediately. Good thing you didn't keep it.
I wonder what happens if you get a Lv.100 Mewtwo through Wonder Trade.
Just remember Fletch, in case Athena manages to lose to Lysandre, I'm gonna be resposible for wiping out the world... including you.
Plus, I'm the one who's watching as well. You all have a Holo Caster, after all
.A bit fast, but otherwise nice chapter! And Shelmet... God, Jessie would throw it back in the swamp immediately. Good thing you didn't keep it.
I wonder what happens if you get a Lv.100 Mewtwo through Wonder Trade.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
No! I am the only one who shall lead to the world's oblivion! You are all mere pawns in this sick multiversal game!
...oh no I said too much. Too confuse you, I present you with...
No! I am the only one who shall lead to the world's oblivion! You are all mere pawns in this sick multiversal game!
...oh no I said too much. Too confuse you, I present you with...
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
Yes, yes my nickname has "ranger" in but still, I'll say it: use Shelmet in battle and let him die! U_U Then, you can sell it as escargot. Too evil even for Jessie? Perhaps. Otherwise, "withdraw" it and kick it (release).
By Arceus, if the drunk (he needed coffee in the West) old man from Kanto wasn't enough, now another stubborn old one.
Yes, yes my nickname has "ranger" in but still, I'll say it: use Shelmet in battle and let him die! U_U Then, you can sell it as escargot. Too evil even for Jessie? Perhaps. Otherwise, "withdraw" it and kick it (release).
By Arceus, if the drunk (he needed coffee in the West) old man from Kanto wasn't enough, now another stubborn old one.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
Haha, I never expected the hate for Shelmet. I always thought he was cute! I don't like the evolution, though, or the partner Pokémon. Looks like he's staying boxed for sure.
I actually have kind of an amusing scenario in mind for if Jessie ever gets a legendary through WT, so you'll have to wait and see. If it never happens, I'll share the little story as a "bonus" fake chapter after the playthrough is done.
Haha, I never expected the hate for Shelmet. I always thought he was cute!
I don't like the evolution, though, or the partner Pokémon. Looks like he's staying boxed for sure.I actually have kind of an amusing scenario in mind for if Jessie ever gets a legendary through WT, so you'll have to wait and see.
If it never happens, I'll share the little story as a "bonus" fake chapter after the playthrough is done.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
I don't hate it. After getting very upset about Chesnaught and Gen. VI, my two options regarding Pokémon are "like it" (or love it) and "don't like it", and so I'm done with hating Pokémon. I can't do anything to go back and act as they never existed so it's better for me to just don't care. Not every Pokémon can please us.
That said, I do know how to act evil with certain Pokémon and Shelmet is one of them. And we're talking about T.Rocket! After seeing that Slowpoke tails business, I had some other ideas regarding certain Pokémon (either them or some parts of their bodies XD) .
But Shelmet is indeed better than it's evolution. Regarding Karrablast, it's not bad but I do prefer and like it's evolution, namely because of the lances and the helmet's sliced mushroom "plume".
Athena said:Haha, I never expected the hate for Shelmet. I always thought he was cute!
I actually have kind of an amusing scenario in mind for if Jessie ever gets a legendary through WT, so you'll have to wait and see.
I don't hate it. After getting very upset about Chesnaught and Gen. VI, my two options regarding Pokémon are "like it" (or love it) and "don't like it", and so I'm done with hating Pokémon. I can't do anything to go back and act as they never existed so it's better for me to just don't care. Not every Pokémon can please us.
That said, I do know how to act evil with certain Pokémon and Shelmet is one of them. And we're talking about T.Rocket! After seeing that Slowpoke tails business, I had some other ideas regarding certain Pokémon (either them or some parts of their bodies XD) .
But Shelmet is indeed better than it's evolution. Regarding Karrablast, it's not bad but I do prefer and like it's evolution, namely because of the lances and the helmet's sliced mushroom "plume".
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 6
Had some time to play this evening, so here's another chapter, enjoy!
Highlights/Notes/Thoughts:
In case the hints at the end of the chapter weren't obvious enough, Jessie's latest WT Pokémon was a Dedenne, but I don't think I'm going to use it. I'm not sure how good of a team member it would be (it's stats seem kind of weak...) and even though it's cute, Jessie may be still too disturbed by Professor Dedenne to want to use it. On the other hand, maybe it would be a good way to get into the Professor's good graces...
Regardless, if anyone wants to make a case for me making Dedenne a part of the team, feel free to speak up. Furfrou should loose its trim in another day or so (which is why I'm not bothering to level it much), so I could swap in Dedenne, go back to Staravia, or wait to see who I get next when I get into Connecting Cave.
Also, for the record, since Snorlax was actually the first wild Pokémon I encountered on Route 7, he's the one I caught and WTed away; I simply wrote the flavour of him wandering off to fit the theme better.
What I mentioned about the Furfrou Couple was true; they really WERE a challenging battle. They kept headbutting over and over, and their headbutts did over 50% damage to all of my Pokémon except Furfrou and Frogadier (and Frogadier was close). If they had been smart and coordinated attacks against a single one of my Pokémon instead of each attacking a separate one each round, I would have had my first in-game death. Instead, I managed to get lucky because of their stupidity (and also a lucky paralyze from Force Palm my first round on one of them) and made it through without any deaths. At least I got a lot of XP from the battle...
Had some time to play this evening, so here's another chapter, enjoy!
Chapter 7: Parfum Palace & Jessie's Disappointing Reward
The next morning I awoke refreshed and headed back outside of town to hit up the Parfum Palace and see if I could figure out a way to stea-, um, rightfully acquire a PokéFlute to wake up the dumb sleeping Snorlax. I originally intended to go to the Palace immediately, but I saw some trainers lurking to either side of the trail heading up to the Palace's entrance gates, and I couldn't resist taking a quick detour for a few battles.
To the western side of the path, I had my first difficult trainer encounter, a double battle with a husband and wife who used a couple of headbutting Furfrou. James and I had grown skilled at double battling together, but this was my first time controlling two of my own Pokémon against two skilled trainers, and it was exhausting, though I did manage to eventually take them both down.
After a quick rest and restoration, I continued challenging trainers, though none of the others were as challenging as the Furfrou couple. After an encounter with a backpacker, Riolu also started to evolve! There must be something wonderful about the air around here that makes Pokémon want to evolve. Lucario was still shorter than me, but very fierce-looking, much more ferocious than his cuter pre-evolution form. It made me a bit nervous to be in charge of such a powerful Pokémon, but at least she was on my side...
After I tested myself against all of the scattered battlers, I finally made my way to the entrance guy, pausing only shortly to have my photo taken. The photographer guy wanted a tip, but I plead poverty and stiffed him, heading up to the gate. Good thing I saved my cash, too, because the butler at the entrance wanted ¥1000 just to enter into the Palace; what a ripoff! I angrily paid him, vowing to swipe some butlery or something from inside to make up for the lost funds.
Inside, I met up with James who was chatting with a guy in the entrance who had lost track of his Furfrou. James quickly offered both of our services in finding the lost Pokémon and wandered off in search of it. Rather than following him immediately, I decided to scout around the Palace, looking at the sights and finding things to steal. The upper balcony had some beautiful Dratini statues that I would have loved to take, but they were too heavy and bulky for me to make off with easily, so I settled for stealing a good luck charm that would help me win more money from battles; maybe if I used it long enough, it would eventually pay for my entrance costs.
Exploring the Palace actually proved to be rather boring. While I loved looking at the expensive furniture and artwork, everyone seemed to want to talk about this ancient Kalos king, but I didn't really give a rat's ass about him. Who really cares what some old dead guy ate, or where he slept, or what kind of life he led? Yawn. It wasn't long before I simply gave up and head to the courtyard to help James look for the guy's lost Furfrou.
The courtyard itself was huge, and while hunting down the Pokémon, I managed to find a few cool items, including a special Hidden Machine that would teach one of my Pokémon to effectively cut down small trees. I remembered about some trees blocking off a few pathways earlier in my travels, so I eagerly snatched it up and taught the move to my Frogadier. Exploring the mazes, I could picture myself as a princess, living in the Palace.
My dreams were shattered when I heard James calling to me from the topiary maze in the back left corner of the courtyard. It seems he'd found the Furfrou but couldn't catch it on his own, so he needed my help to devise a plan to corner it. I immediately came up with a brilliant plan, of course, and the owner rejoiced, promising to immediately throw a celebration of fireworks as a reward for our deed.
Wait, fireworks? Just who was this guy? And who wants stupid fireworks as a reward, where's the money?! But before I could protest, he ran off to get ready for the show, leaving me to sigh grumpily and trudge up the stairs to the balcony, James skipping behind me. Who throws a fireworks show in the afternoon, anyway?
As James and I sat on the balcony, waiting for the fireworks to begin, I stewed unhappily. This whole day was proving to be a waste, looking for that guy's Pokémon for nothing, paying to enter into this stupid Palace in the first place. I was about to complain to James, but when I turned to face him, he actually looked... happy? He looked kind of ridiculous, sitting there in that goofy brown wig with the frilly pink shirt, but he looked at me earnestly, his smile wide,
"Jessie..." he began, his voice full of emotion. "We haven't even seen them yet, but I know I'll never forget these fireworks, because I watched them with you."
I pursed my lips and snorted. "It's a stupid reward for wasting our time. I thought the guy would give us some cash, or at least give us the dumb Poké Flute so we can wake up the Snorlax blocking the path."
"I know it's not really special in and of itself, but, it's kind of a symbol. Me and you, Jess, these past few days in Kalos... it's been so different these past few days from all the time we spent together in Team Rocket. I've seen you battling with others, you're really enjoying being with your Pokémon, and you're a good trainer, too. We're both learning a lot about ourselves in this assignment."
"Well, you always were the sentimental one," I replied, perhaps a bit harshly, but with a smile on my lips. I might not be ready to admit it out loud, but part of me really was enjoying this time in Kalos, and not just because of the shopping. Being a Pokémon trainer, a real one, actually was rather fun, and I was winning battles pretty soundly.
"I never want to forget this," James concluded as we watched the fireworks blossoming across the sky, reaching over to grab my hand in one of his, "so I'll keep this memory in an album in my heart."
I turned to face him, a blush climbing over my cheeks, when we were interrupted by the arrival of the Furfrou trainer and one of the Palace butlers. It turns out that arrogant jerk with the Furfrou was actually the owner of the Palace, and yet he couldn't even pay us a measly reward for finding his Pokémon; what a cheapskate! James did, however, remember about getting the Poké Flute, so we managed to snag that before the guy disappeared. The butler, too, was able to give us a bit of information about mega evolution, not enough to actually be useful, but a few phrases about a mysterious stone. Perhaps this was a hint there was something else we needed to unlock the power of mega evolutions? He also gave James and I a TM and headed on his way.
I turned back to James, still a bit flustered from our previous conversation, but he was back to his jovial self, offering to race me to the bridge on Route 7 where the Snorlax was sleeping. I snorted and let him go ahead, taking my time as I headed back down the path, admiring the scenery. I stopped by the berry farm and saw that the trees I had planted were finished growing and already had berries, so I quickly swiped the berries and ran off without replanting. A scientist tried to stop me on my way out, mumbling something about berry mutations, but I didn't really care so I brushed her off, heading back towards the bridge.
James was already there, along with the caretaker from the manor house in Camphrier. We gave him the Poké Flute and he woke the Snorlax up, freeing up the path for us to cross. As we were about to leave, the dude from the Palace came back and told the caretaker he could keep the flute. That stupid guy gets to keep the Poké Flute just for playing a dumb song, and here I am, still sitting here without a proper reward for having caught the Furfrou. I was beginning to wish I let the thing stay in the gardens.
Eventually everyone headed off on their own; I waved goodbye to James as he continued on down Route 7. I was about to follow behind when I felt a buzzing in my pocket; another Pokémon from HQ! Once again, I didn't have much time to look at it before it was sucked up into the PC storage, but I did catch a glimpse of some familiar antenna-like whiskers and tail...
Could it be...?
Regardless, it wasn't doing me much good now sitting in the PC, so I put the transporter back in my pocket and headed back down Route 7.
The next morning I awoke refreshed and headed back outside of town to hit up the Parfum Palace and see if I could figure out a way to stea-, um, rightfully acquire a PokéFlute to wake up the dumb sleeping Snorlax. I originally intended to go to the Palace immediately, but I saw some trainers lurking to either side of the trail heading up to the Palace's entrance gates, and I couldn't resist taking a quick detour for a few battles.
To the western side of the path, I had my first difficult trainer encounter, a double battle with a husband and wife who used a couple of headbutting Furfrou. James and I had grown skilled at double battling together, but this was my first time controlling two of my own Pokémon against two skilled trainers, and it was exhausting, though I did manage to eventually take them both down.
After a quick rest and restoration, I continued challenging trainers, though none of the others were as challenging as the Furfrou couple. After an encounter with a backpacker, Riolu also started to evolve! There must be something wonderful about the air around here that makes Pokémon want to evolve. Lucario was still shorter than me, but very fierce-looking, much more ferocious than his cuter pre-evolution form. It made me a bit nervous to be in charge of such a powerful Pokémon, but at least she was on my side...
After I tested myself against all of the scattered battlers, I finally made my way to the entrance guy, pausing only shortly to have my photo taken. The photographer guy wanted a tip, but I plead poverty and stiffed him, heading up to the gate. Good thing I saved my cash, too, because the butler at the entrance wanted ¥1000 just to enter into the Palace; what a ripoff! I angrily paid him, vowing to swipe some butlery or something from inside to make up for the lost funds.
Inside, I met up with James who was chatting with a guy in the entrance who had lost track of his Furfrou. James quickly offered both of our services in finding the lost Pokémon and wandered off in search of it. Rather than following him immediately, I decided to scout around the Palace, looking at the sights and finding things to steal. The upper balcony had some beautiful Dratini statues that I would have loved to take, but they were too heavy and bulky for me to make off with easily, so I settled for stealing a good luck charm that would help me win more money from battles; maybe if I used it long enough, it would eventually pay for my entrance costs.
Exploring the Palace actually proved to be rather boring. While I loved looking at the expensive furniture and artwork, everyone seemed to want to talk about this ancient Kalos king, but I didn't really give a rat's ass about him. Who really cares what some old dead guy ate, or where he slept, or what kind of life he led? Yawn. It wasn't long before I simply gave up and head to the courtyard to help James look for the guy's lost Furfrou.
The courtyard itself was huge, and while hunting down the Pokémon, I managed to find a few cool items, including a special Hidden Machine that would teach one of my Pokémon to effectively cut down small trees. I remembered about some trees blocking off a few pathways earlier in my travels, so I eagerly snatched it up and taught the move to my Frogadier. Exploring the mazes, I could picture myself as a princess, living in the Palace.
My dreams were shattered when I heard James calling to me from the topiary maze in the back left corner of the courtyard. It seems he'd found the Furfrou but couldn't catch it on his own, so he needed my help to devise a plan to corner it. I immediately came up with a brilliant plan, of course, and the owner rejoiced, promising to immediately throw a celebration of fireworks as a reward for our deed.
Wait, fireworks? Just who was this guy? And who wants stupid fireworks as a reward, where's the money?! But before I could protest, he ran off to get ready for the show, leaving me to sigh grumpily and trudge up the stairs to the balcony, James skipping behind me. Who throws a fireworks show in the afternoon, anyway?
As James and I sat on the balcony, waiting for the fireworks to begin, I stewed unhappily. This whole day was proving to be a waste, looking for that guy's Pokémon for nothing, paying to enter into this stupid Palace in the first place. I was about to complain to James, but when I turned to face him, he actually looked... happy? He looked kind of ridiculous, sitting there in that goofy brown wig with the frilly pink shirt, but he looked at me earnestly, his smile wide,
"Jessie..." he began, his voice full of emotion. "We haven't even seen them yet, but I know I'll never forget these fireworks, because I watched them with you."
I pursed my lips and snorted. "It's a stupid reward for wasting our time. I thought the guy would give us some cash, or at least give us the dumb Poké Flute so we can wake up the Snorlax blocking the path."
"I know it's not really special in and of itself, but, it's kind of a symbol. Me and you, Jess, these past few days in Kalos... it's been so different these past few days from all the time we spent together in Team Rocket. I've seen you battling with others, you're really enjoying being with your Pokémon, and you're a good trainer, too. We're both learning a lot about ourselves in this assignment."
"Well, you always were the sentimental one," I replied, perhaps a bit harshly, but with a smile on my lips. I might not be ready to admit it out loud, but part of me really was enjoying this time in Kalos, and not just because of the shopping. Being a Pokémon trainer, a real one, actually was rather fun, and I was winning battles pretty soundly.
"I never want to forget this," James concluded as we watched the fireworks blossoming across the sky, reaching over to grab my hand in one of his, "so I'll keep this memory in an album in my heart."
I turned to face him, a blush climbing over my cheeks, when we were interrupted by the arrival of the Furfrou trainer and one of the Palace butlers. It turns out that arrogant jerk with the Furfrou was actually the owner of the Palace, and yet he couldn't even pay us a measly reward for finding his Pokémon; what a cheapskate! James did, however, remember about getting the Poké Flute, so we managed to snag that before the guy disappeared. The butler, too, was able to give us a bit of information about mega evolution, not enough to actually be useful, but a few phrases about a mysterious stone. Perhaps this was a hint there was something else we needed to unlock the power of mega evolutions? He also gave James and I a TM and headed on his way.
I turned back to James, still a bit flustered from our previous conversation, but he was back to his jovial self, offering to race me to the bridge on Route 7 where the Snorlax was sleeping. I snorted and let him go ahead, taking my time as I headed back down the path, admiring the scenery. I stopped by the berry farm and saw that the trees I had planted were finished growing and already had berries, so I quickly swiped the berries and ran off without replanting. A scientist tried to stop me on my way out, mumbling something about berry mutations, but I didn't really care so I brushed her off, heading back towards the bridge.
James was already there, along with the caretaker from the manor house in Camphrier. We gave him the Poké Flute and he woke the Snorlax up, freeing up the path for us to cross. As we were about to leave, the dude from the Palace came back and told the caretaker he could keep the flute. That stupid guy gets to keep the Poké Flute just for playing a dumb song, and here I am, still sitting here without a proper reward for having caught the Furfrou. I was beginning to wish I let the thing stay in the gardens.
Eventually everyone headed off on their own; I waved goodbye to James as he continued on down Route 7. I was about to follow behind when I felt a buzzing in my pocket; another Pokémon from HQ! Once again, I didn't have much time to look at it before it was sucked up into the PC storage, but I did catch a glimpse of some familiar antenna-like whiskers and tail...
Could it be...?
Regardless, it wasn't doing me much good now sitting in the PC, so I put the transporter back in my pocket and headed back down Route 7.
Braixen - Lv. 19
Lucario - Lv. 20
Ralts - Lv. 19
Frogadier - Lv. 19
Ivysaur - Lv. 19
Furfrou - Lv. 16
Lucario - Lv. 20
Ralts - Lv. 19
Frogadier - Lv. 19
Ivysaur - Lv. 19
Furfrou - Lv. 16
Highlights/Notes/Thoughts:
In case the hints at the end of the chapter weren't obvious enough, Jessie's latest WT Pokémon was a Dedenne, but I don't think I'm going to use it. I'm not sure how good of a team member it would be (it's stats seem kind of weak...) and even though it's cute, Jessie may be still too disturbed by Professor Dedenne to want to use it. On the other hand, maybe it would be a good way to get into the Professor's good graces...
Regardless, if anyone wants to make a case for me making Dedenne a part of the team, feel free to speak up. Furfrou should loose its trim in another day or so (which is why I'm not bothering to level it much), so I could swap in Dedenne, go back to Staravia, or wait to see who I get next when I get into Connecting Cave.
Also, for the record, since Snorlax was actually the first wild Pokémon I encountered on Route 7, he's the one I caught and WTed away; I simply wrote the flavour of him wandering off to fit the theme better.
What I mentioned about the Furfrou Couple was true; they really WERE a challenging battle. They kept headbutting over and over, and their headbutts did over 50% damage to all of my Pokémon except Furfrou and Frogadier (and Frogadier was close). If they had been smart and coordinated attacks against a single one of my Pokémon instead of each attacking a separate one each round, I would have had my first in-game death. Instead, I managed to get lucky because of their stupidity (and also a lucky paralyze from Force Palm my first round on one of them) and made it through without any deaths. At least I got a lot of XP from the battle...
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
gdi Athena you've reminded me to post my chapter... at least we're at a similar point. Now let me get back to eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing over this Bergmite ;o
gdi Athena you've reminded me to post my chapter... at least we're at a similar point. Now let me get back to eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeing over this Bergmite ;o
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
I feel like I should just start making good cases on all the stupid pokémon you get.
...
But I wont, because I actually want you to live through the game.
I feel like I should just start making good cases on all the stupid pokémon you get.
...
But I wont, because I actually want you to live through the game.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
Athena, you can't decide whether to use Dedenne or not. Really!? I'm not clicking 'Like'!
In all seriousness, I could never picture Jessie having a Dedenne. Dedenne's too good for her.
I say, don't use. Sadly, it would be your weakest link if you did.
Athena, you can't decide whether to use Dedenne or not. Really!? I'm not clicking 'Like'!
In all seriousness, I could never picture Jessie having a Dedenne. Dedenne's too good for her.
I say, don't use. Sadly, it would be your weakest link if you did.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
I actually think Jessie should use Dededenne (or whatever it's called). I could easily see her cuddling with it because it is a cute and friendly pokemon.
I actually think Jessie should use Dededenne (or whatever it's called). I could easily see her cuddling with it because it is a cute and friendly pokemon.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
NO! THE HELIX DOES NOT DECLARE IT WORTHY! THROW IT TO OBLIVION!
...am I getting my point across?
NO! THE HELIX DOES NOT DECLARE IT WORTHY! THROW IT TO OBLIVION!
...am I getting my point across?
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
I'm actually really terrible when it comes to picking Pokémon because I feel sorry for all the Pokémon left in my PC. ._.;;; Especially if they're ones I've been using. I'm more inclined to just keep my current team than take anyone knew, but I'd like to give people the option if they think a particular Pokémon would fit well, especially given the flavour of the playthrough and all.
Prince Dedenne said:Athena, you can't decide whether to use Dedenne or not. Really!? I'm not clicking 'Like'!
I'm actually really terrible when it comes to picking Pokémon because I feel sorry for all the Pokémon left in my PC. ._.;;; Especially if they're ones I've been using. I'm more inclined to just keep my current team than take anyone knew, but I'd like to give people the option if they think a particular Pokémon would fit well, especially given the flavour of the playthrough and all.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
Dedenne is a Pikachu clone. Jessie hates Pikachu. Jessie won't use Dedenne. Period.
Another nice chapter. And I was wondering how you'd write the balcony scene.
Dedenne is a Pikachu clone. Jessie hates Pikachu. Jessie won't use Dedenne. Period.
Another nice chapter. And I was wondering how you'd write the balcony scene.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
I figured I could either gloss over it, remake it into something humourous, or play it straight. Since part of the eventual goal of this Playthrough is to humanize Jessie in her relationships with others, I ended up taking the straight path. James has always been the most personable and relatable of the TR bunch, and I think it makes sense that he would notice the growth of the two of them (and between the two of them) before Jessie would really acknowledge such things.
Chaos Jackal said:And I was wondering how you'd write the balcony scene.
I figured I could either gloss over it, remake it into something humourous, or play it straight. Since part of the eventual goal of this Playthrough is to humanize Jessie in her relationships with others, I ended up taking the straight path. James has always been the most personable and relatable of the TR bunch, and I think it makes sense that he would notice the growth of the two of them (and between the two of them) before Jessie would really acknowledge such things.
RE: Team Rocket's Revenge! A Wonderlocke - Chapter 7
You know, I showed Athena a Pokémon love test, and we both took it. She got James, I got Jessie.
You know, I showed Athena a Pokémon love test, and we both took it. She got James, I got Jessie.
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She's sexy :F
Eh, I like her personality and her hair.
She's sexy :F
Eh, I like her personality
and her hair.