After reading everything you've written so far, I can safely say my favorite part about this story is the banner you're using to promote it by Luxray master.
Sorry to be so blunt, but this isn't really good.
You say you've read the rules and want to abide by them. That's great, but I'm not sure you read them thoroughly enough.
To start, your chapters are quite short; I copy and pasted each chapter into a word processor and neither reached the minimum requirement of two pages. Especially in regards to the second chapter.
The other big problem is that your dialogue is written in script form. Yet your chapters, taken as a whole, aren't really written as pages from a script.
A script should contain information about the setting and mood. It should also describe the characters expressions and their actions.
Your story does none of these.
In the
Fan Fiction Rules thread you can find an example of how a script should look like written by
Psychic. It's hidden inside a spoiler, just click the spoiler tab to open it up.
With my initial thoughts out of the way, here's where I'll do a more in depth review of some of the parts that stood out most prominently.
First up from your introduction;
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
...but that is a mystery, a mysterious mystery.....
Sounds mysterious.
But seriously, if you tell us that Nick's dad simply vanished and was never seen or heard from again, we'll understand that it's a mystery on our own. Don't tell us, show us.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
I think you mean she's looking 'for' him.
But how would Nick know she's looking for him? Did she call up to him? If so just say his mother called him.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Mom:Good morning Nick, the professor said she's coming over here to give you your pokemon
Me: Oh, cool, did you tell Dan, you know he likes to be in the know?
Mom: Of course, that boy, he's crazy, i told him last night
I've several issues with this snippet of conversation.
So the mother told Dan last night that the professor would be coming over tomorrow to give them their pokemon, unconventional, but ok.
Then why didn't she tell Nick last night as well? He is her son, I'd think he'd come first.
More to the point, why didn't the professor tell the boy's directly?
Also, what does Nick mean by saying Dan 'likes to be in the know'???
Wouldn't anyone who's about to start a pokemon journey want to know when they're getting their very first pokemon? Isn't that just common sense?
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Dan: You bet, i'm gonna beat you today and become champ, loser.
This is supposed to be Nick's best friend, right?
You do mention it in the introduction, but to me, this is not how a best friend, or even a casual friend, would act.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Mom: I dunno, I have two cheecky boys, who ate a loaf of toast.
HOLY MOLY! A whole loaf! And after a long night of partying too?
It didn't even seem like much time had passed between Nick coming downstairs, Dan arriving and then Cedric showing up.
Cheeky is also spelled wrong but... A WHOLE LOAF!? HOW???
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Cedric: Hello, Dan and Nick, I am Cedric Juniper, i have come bearing good and bad news, good news is you will be starting your journeys today, bad news is the professor is missing! She disappeared this morning while i was out, i need your help, normally i give you pokedex and either tepig, oshawott or snivy, but today i also carry a favour, we must find my beloved daughter, which do you choose (releases the starter pokemon) and will you help me?
Cedric is far too calm for someone who's daughter has just gone missing. He should be distraught, or at the very least worried.
Shouldn't Cedric have waited to hear if they would help him before he released the pokemon?
Because if they'd said no, that would have been pretty awkward.
And shouldn't Cedric be going with them? They are inexperienced and there is an extra pokemon available. I think he'd want to do everything he could to locate his daughter.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Mom: Good luck, you'll need it, heres a new bicycle for each of you, for your journey.
Why is Nick's mom giving both of them a bike?
Her son I can understand, even if it does seem unfair since none of the other trainers got a bike so early, but Dan isn't her son. Why should he get one too?
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Me: Thanks mom, hey Dan, lets battle in the garden, ehh tepig?
Uh, isn't Nick meant to be looking for someone right now? Is a battle really such a good idea at a time like this? It'll waste valuable minutes, possible even hours if either of their pokemon get hurt.
Also, between Nick's constant need of approval from his mother, to these sudden moments of stupidity and selfishness, I really don't like the guy.
More so than Dan even, and that's saying something.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Mom: Goodbye Nick and tepig, stay safe, I wonder where you'll go and what pokemon you'll meet, but that doesn't matter. Be sure to call, i'll miss you.
I can see what you were trying to go for. You wanted to convey that the mother didn't want to say goodbye and was stopping herself from keeping him from leaving.
But this line doesn't work, it sounds like she's being too flippant. It's out of character.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Tepig was getting stronger - I could tell it.
How could he tell? Did they participate in many wild pokemon battles along the way? Did they meet other trainers?
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Me: Tepig is happy where he is. And I don't want to join the RSPCA thanks.
Using the RSPCA, a real world group, and applying it to a fictional setting is quite jarring. If this was supposed to be a joke it didn't work.
If your story was intended to be a parody however it might fit better.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
???: Leave him alone, wartortle, use surf.
Again, if this were a script you'd have described the unknown speaker by his tone of voice, or what he was wearing. Using '???' comes off as lazy.
Even if Nick was blindfolded or in pitch darkness there'd still be ways to describe the voice without resorting to question marks.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Man 1: Ahhh!!!
Man 2: Ahhh!!! Run away!!
Are you sure this isn't supposed to be a parody?
Because if you intended Team Plasma to be a threat, having them run from a single pokemon move, a weak water one at that, is incredibly unhelpful.
PaddysTurtwigFanClub said:
Rio: I've been here a year and never had the opportunity to continue the journey I begun in Kanto.
Me: Cool.
No. Not 'cool.' A better, more human reaction would be 'oh' or 'That sucks'
This just makes Nick even more unlikeable.
PaddysTurtwigFanClubCould said:
I ask a favour, Rio, will you come on my pokemon journey with me?
Rio: Sure!
If Rio can spontaneously agree to join a complete stranger on a pokemon journey, what's been stopping him from from going on his own?
If he'd JUST arrived in Unova then I'd understand, but he's been there over a year, what was he waiting for?
Before I wrap up I should point out you've formatted your story correctly even though you failed to put full stops at the end of many sentences. The i's should also be capitalized, it looks more professional and neat.
Look, I think it's great you had the determination and courage to post your story online. Most writers don't even get that far, so I've got a huge amount of respect for what you did.
But you really need a lot more practice.
The best tip I can give you is to read more. Not just books, but other fan fics, magazine articles, pamphlets, anything you can get your hands on.
Take care and good luck.