Tangeh
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Kanto Skies
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Kanto Region Map:
Can't find your bearings without labels? Here's an interactive map. Note that the wild pokémon listed there may not be accurate to the RP.
Locations:
**The locations will have a wider variety of pokémon than their in-game counterparts. Each location will be posted both here and in the RP thread upon entering so you know what to expect. You can backtrack to old locations by yourself, but you must wait for the group to move onwards. I'm discounting any pokémon available by fishing until the rods are obtained.
Pallet Town: This small, quaint town was actually built fairly recently in comparison to the rest of Kanto. The main place of interest is Professor Oak's Laboratory, which is where new trainers can go to receive their starter pokémon, pokémon license, and pokédex.
-> Wild Pokémon: None
Route 1: A simple country road that connects Pallet Town to Viridian City. A dirt path at one point marked the way through the entire route, but a lack of upkeep has allowed tall grass to grow over the path in several areas. This route isn’t very long, but it features a bit of an incline, making the journey to Viridian notably more difficult than the road to Pallet. There is a large flock of spearow that nest in a tree not far from the entrance to Viridian; new trainers are advised not to bother them as they can be highly aggressive if disturbed.
Accessible from: Pallet Town, Viridian City
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Spearow (HORDE), Poochyena, Flabébé (yellow & red flower)
RARE: Purrloin, Nincada, Flabébé (white, orange, & blue flower)
VERY RARE: Shinx
Viridian City A beautiful locale that is filled with greenery year-round. The gym specializes in ground-type pokémon, but the gym leader is often absent for weeks or even months at a time; unfortunately, you’ve come at such a time, and thus the gym is temporarily closed. Other areas of interest include the local Pokémon Center, Poké Mart, and Pokémon Academy. The Academy provides free classes for newly-registered trainers on basic battle terminology and strategies. When not passed out on the streets, a local elderly man also enjoys teaching young trainers how to catch pokémon. Though he claims to simply require coffee in the mornings to stay awake, local rumours and common sense suggest he's actually a drunkard.
-> Wild Pokémon: None
Route 22: This path leads to the Pokémon League Front Gate, which in turn leads to Victory Road – the true test for trainers who have collected all eight gym badges. Compared to the pokémon on Victory Road, the wild encounters on Route 22 are laughably weak. Two areas of thick grass and a small pond pose minor barriers in the way of the Pokémon League Front Gate, but newer trainers may enjoy it as a secluded training ground.
Accessible from: Viridian City, Pokémon League Front Gate / Route 23
-> Wild Pokémon:
Very Common: Nidoran♂, Nidoran♀
Common: Rattata, Spearow, Mankey, Ledyba
Uncommon: Bidoof, Poliwag
Rare: Seedot, Kricketot
Very Rare: Dunsparce
Route 2 (Bottom): A winding path that leads to Viridian Forest. The trees become gradually thicker as you approach the forest’s entrance. Diglett’s Cave is inaccessible due to the overgrowth of trees, though Viridian City is planning on cutting a path in the near future. Compared with Route 1, Route 2 is much flatter and has a well-defined path to guide travellers. The grass on this area is sparse, but pokémon still take refuge where they can find it.
Accessible from: Viridian City, Viridian Forest, Diglett’s Cave (blocked)
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Panpour, Pansear, Pansage
RARE: Nincada, Ledyba, Timburr
VERY RARE: Plusle, Minun
Viridian Forest: A deep and spiraling woodland that has been described by many as a natural maze. The path, scarcely visible beneath the tall grass, winds itself among the trees, making it easy for newcomers to get lost. The trees in the area are so dense that very little light gets through, further complicating this forest’s navigation. Bug-type pokémon in particular thrive in the low light and shelter of the tree canopy. The forest is also well known for being one of very few places to find the popular pokémon pikachu, though they can be shy and difficult to spot among the foliage. Trainers are strongly cautioned to avoid the beedrill nest that makes its home in a single tree. This tree is easy to spot as it is the largest in the forest and covered in kakuna. Poison-heals are a recommended essential.
Accessible from: Route 2 (Bottom), Route 2 (Top)
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Hoothoot, Spinarak
COMMON: Kricketot, Wurmple, Scatterbug, Venipede
UNCOMMON: Shroomish, Murkrow, Sewaddle, Fletchling, Kakuna, Metapod
RARE: Pichu, Pikachu
VERY RARE: Beedrill [Swarm]
Route 2 (top): A short path leading from Viridian Forest to Pewter City. The path itself is straight and kept very clean, with plenty of space for wild pokemon training off the path to the left. This acts as a great training ground for those looking to challenge the Pewter City gym.
Accessible from: Pewter City, Viridian Forest
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Panpour, Pansear, Pansage
RARE: Ralts, Munna, Bellsprout
VERY RARE: Dedenne, Pachirisu
Pewter City: A quiet city nestled between rugged mountains and rocks. The Pewter City Gym specializes in rock-type pokémon, and the gym leader is Brock. Trainers that defeat him receive the Boulder Badge. One of the city’s main attractions is the Pewter City Museum. It is the largest museum in the Kanto region, and features ancient pokémon fossils as well as a space exhibit. Wanted posters decorate every public building in Pewter City. They all feature the same message: “Notice! Thieves have been stealing pokémon fossils from Mt. Moon. Please call the Pewter Police if you have any information.” A well-meaning local resident will happily redirect any newcomers to the gym if they haven't visited it yet, essentially blocking access to Route 3 for the time being.
Accessible from: Route 2 (Top), Route 3
-> Wild Pokémon: None
-> Wild Pokémon: None
Route 1: A simple country road that connects Pallet Town to Viridian City. A dirt path at one point marked the way through the entire route, but a lack of upkeep has allowed tall grass to grow over the path in several areas. This route isn’t very long, but it features a bit of an incline, making the journey to Viridian notably more difficult than the road to Pallet. There is a large flock of spearow that nest in a tree not far from the entrance to Viridian; new trainers are advised not to bother them as they can be highly aggressive if disturbed.
Accessible from: Pallet Town, Viridian City
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Spearow (HORDE), Poochyena, Flabébé (yellow & red flower)
RARE: Purrloin, Nincada, Flabébé (white, orange, & blue flower)
VERY RARE: Shinx
Viridian City A beautiful locale that is filled with greenery year-round. The gym specializes in ground-type pokémon, but the gym leader is often absent for weeks or even months at a time; unfortunately, you’ve come at such a time, and thus the gym is temporarily closed. Other areas of interest include the local Pokémon Center, Poké Mart, and Pokémon Academy. The Academy provides free classes for newly-registered trainers on basic battle terminology and strategies. When not passed out on the streets, a local elderly man also enjoys teaching young trainers how to catch pokémon. Though he claims to simply require coffee in the mornings to stay awake, local rumours and common sense suggest he's actually a drunkard.
-> Wild Pokémon: None
Route 22: This path leads to the Pokémon League Front Gate, which in turn leads to Victory Road – the true test for trainers who have collected all eight gym badges. Compared to the pokémon on Victory Road, the wild encounters on Route 22 are laughably weak. Two areas of thick grass and a small pond pose minor barriers in the way of the Pokémon League Front Gate, but newer trainers may enjoy it as a secluded training ground.
Accessible from: Viridian City, Pokémon League Front Gate / Route 23
-> Wild Pokémon:
Very Common: Nidoran♂, Nidoran♀
Common: Rattata, Spearow, Mankey, Ledyba
Uncommon: Bidoof, Poliwag
Rare: Seedot, Kricketot
Very Rare: Dunsparce
Route 2 (Bottom): A winding path that leads to Viridian Forest. The trees become gradually thicker as you approach the forest’s entrance. Diglett’s Cave is inaccessible due to the overgrowth of trees, though Viridian City is planning on cutting a path in the near future. Compared with Route 1, Route 2 is much flatter and has a well-defined path to guide travellers. The grass on this area is sparse, but pokémon still take refuge where they can find it.
Accessible from: Viridian City, Viridian Forest, Diglett’s Cave (blocked)
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Panpour, Pansear, Pansage
RARE: Nincada, Ledyba, Timburr
VERY RARE: Plusle, Minun
Viridian Forest: A deep and spiraling woodland that has been described by many as a natural maze. The path, scarcely visible beneath the tall grass, winds itself among the trees, making it easy for newcomers to get lost. The trees in the area are so dense that very little light gets through, further complicating this forest’s navigation. Bug-type pokémon in particular thrive in the low light and shelter of the tree canopy. The forest is also well known for being one of very few places to find the popular pokémon pikachu, though they can be shy and difficult to spot among the foliage. Trainers are strongly cautioned to avoid the beedrill nest that makes its home in a single tree. This tree is easy to spot as it is the largest in the forest and covered in kakuna. Poison-heals are a recommended essential.
Accessible from: Route 2 (Bottom), Route 2 (Top)
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Hoothoot, Spinarak
COMMON: Kricketot, Wurmple, Scatterbug, Venipede
UNCOMMON: Shroomish, Murkrow, Sewaddle, Fletchling, Kakuna, Metapod
RARE: Pichu, Pikachu
VERY RARE: Beedrill [Swarm]
Route 2 (top): A short path leading from Viridian Forest to Pewter City. The path itself is straight and kept very clean, with plenty of space for wild pokemon training off the path to the left. This acts as a great training ground for those looking to challenge the Pewter City gym.
Accessible from: Pewter City, Viridian Forest
-> Wild Pokémon:
VERY COMMON: Pidgey, Rattata
COMMON: Hoothoot, Spinarak, Bunnelby, Starly
UNCOMMON: Caterpie, Weedle, Panpour, Pansear, Pansage
RARE: Ralts, Munna, Bellsprout
VERY RARE: Dedenne, Pachirisu
Pewter City: A quiet city nestled between rugged mountains and rocks. The Pewter City Gym specializes in rock-type pokémon, and the gym leader is Brock. Trainers that defeat him receive the Boulder Badge. One of the city’s main attractions is the Pewter City Museum. It is the largest museum in the Kanto region, and features ancient pokémon fossils as well as a space exhibit. Wanted posters decorate every public building in Pewter City. They all feature the same message: “Notice! Thieves have been stealing pokémon fossils from Mt. Moon. Please call the Pewter Police if you have any information.” A well-meaning local resident will happily redirect any newcomers to the gym if they haven't visited it yet, essentially blocking access to Route 3 for the time being.
Accessible from: Route 2 (Top), Route 3
-> Wild Pokémon: None
RPer list:
1. Tangeh (GM) [Miella Reeves]
2. Schade [Zachary "Zach" Lascelles]
3. Cobalt XIV [Rodrigo Fuentes]
4. Monster Guy [Andre Bellamy]
5. VampirateMace [Lucile Mace]
6. The top co-ordinator [Alyssa Bogard]
7. TheGOAT [Keith "Mac" McArthur]
8. legnak [Legna James Krad]
RP THREAD RULES
1. No god-modding / no Mary Sues (no perfect/ invincible characters. You cannot dodge every hit or win every battle!)
2. No powerplaying (“bunnying”) without permission, unless exceptionally minor in order to progress the RP. THIS MEANS NO AUTO-HITTING (do NOT harm another player’s character in your own post. It is up to the RPer themselves to decide 1. IF they are hit by an attack and 2. To what DEGREE the attack affected them)! If you have permission to bunny another player's character, be sure to play them with the characteristics outlined in their sign-up (you can click them up above for a quick link).
I will first gently remind you and then whine at you excessively and publically if you continue to break either of the two above rules. I have the right to ask you to leave the RP if it gets out of hand. Pls don’t do it.
3. Remember that the discussion thread should be used for the majority of OOC discussion pertaining to the RP, but if you have to put a brief out of character snippet before or after your main post, label it either with ((double brackets)) and/or OOC: / IC: before posting to avoid confusion.
((OOC: Hey *other user*, you made my character Miella move without my permission and she wasn't done in this area yet, so I'm going to pretend that section of your post didn't happen. Remember that bunnying is against the rules unless it's really minor and Tangeh will get you if you do it again ^^))
IC:
Miella Reeves
Viridian Forest
Miella nervously glanced around at the pillars of trees...
IC:
Miella Reeves
Viridian Forest
Miella nervously glanced around at the pillars of trees...
4. Remember to follow all RPG forum rules! In particular remember that there is a 200-word minimum on all posts in this section.
5. Put your character's name and location at the top of every post in bold (see above or below for an example). You can colour this if you'd like, but keep the rest of your post the default text colour to avoid making it unreadable to somebody with a different forum skin than you. (I'm not making it a requirement to put which characters you're affecting in your post, but you can do so if it helps you.)
6. Be nice and don't spam or flame etc. Not that you guys would, right? If you need any clarifications on the above rules, feel free to ask! Make a post in the discussion thread or PM/ VM me if you have questions. Have fun!
Miella Reeves
Parents' House (Pallet Town)
A teenaged girl pushed her slightly curly black hair out of her face with one hand, and used the other to slowly finger down a large stack of books. She paused at each one and kept a verbal tally as she went along. "'Pokémon Research Methods, Volume VII', 15; 'Status Conditions and the Environment, Third Edition', 16; 'Pokémon Evolution - "
"Miella!" A middle aged woman with similarly black hair peeked her head around the corner to stare at her daughter. "Honey, I thought you finished packing over a week ago?"
The girl nodded and reluctantly stopped counting with a sigh. "I'm just triple-checking that I have everything. I'm only bringing the bare essentials, so I need to be extra sure that I didn't forget anything I'll need later..." She began shoving the books into a giant brown bag that was lying open on her bed.
Her mother stared at her in bemusement. "Are you sure that you need all of those textbooks? That bag must be awfully heavy."
"Huh?" Miella blinked at the question, as if she hadn't considered it before. "N-no, it's okay! I still have room for pokémon supplies. I even have a tent and a sleeping bag!" Regrettably, she had elected to leave 'Infinite Space: The Logic Behind Inventory, Volume XI' at home, but was knowledgeable enough on the subject to know not to think about it too hard lest she get a headache.
"...That's not quite what I meant, but so long as you can lift it..."
"No, it's fine!" Miella hastily ran to the mirror and adjusted her prescription glasses with one hand and smoothed out her shirt with the other. She was wearing a long red t-shirt with a rounded neck that fit smoothly against her body, black leggings, and black converse-style sneakers. Much to her mother's amazement, she then swung the brown bag easily over her shoulder and ran to hug her mother for one last time. Both were smiling, though sadness was intermixed in their expressions. "I'll be fine mom, I promise. I've reread all of the basic trainer manuals, memorized the type-chart..."
"Just don't rely on the textbooks too much," her mother reminded her. "Practicality is the most important thing when it comes to pokémon training."
"...Yeah, the textbooks said that too. But that's why this journey is so important, right?" The unknown was always such a scary phenomenon, and even with all of her preparation she knew that there would be surprises. She hadn't even met the other people that Professor Oak mentioned were invited to his laboratory today, nor knew anything at all about them. They could be far more experienced than her already - she wondered if she would be the only one who hadn't chosen their starter pokémon yet...
Whether she chose bulbasaur, charmander, or squirtle, she knew it wouldn't matter in the end; the textbooks said that much, describing the importance of a bond above stats or typings. And of course, Professor Oak mentioned he would have a few other pokémon besides those three to choose from - she didn't want to set her heart on anything until she could meet them for herself.
After saying goodbye to both of her parents for one last time, Miella emerged into a beautiful Pallet Town morning. The sun was shining, and it was pleasantly warm with a gentle breeze. She didn't live far from Professor Oak's Laboratory and knew she would be early at this rate, but was anxious to get started, so she began making her way toward the lab anyways.
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