Tundra_Wolfmane
U.A.M.
Pokémon: Dangerous Fusion (PG-13)
Fusion.
The act of combining two things into one. It didn't matter what the two components were, whether they were alike or different. It didn't matter how difficult it was. And to PSci-Corp (Pokémon and Sciences Corporation), it didn't matter what morals they were breaking. Cause they had finally done it. They paved the way for the fusion of Pokémon.
Although initially met with ridicule and skepticism, the idea grew and grew. It took days, months, years, but slowly, the scientists of PSci-Corp were convinced. They would say it was for the sake of science. They would say it was for the sake of the advancement of technology. Others would even say it was for the Pokémon themselves, to give them ways to become stronger, faster, better. And a few would even say it was a way to spice up the world of Pokémon, to change how the games were played and how the world would turn.
Lead researcher and geneticist, Dr. Peter Narra, was the one who started it all. He was the one that turned cynics into believers, that turned skeptics into sponsors, that turned dream into reality. And that reality was turned into a machine.
Fission and Synthesis Technology. Shortened to FiST, the machine is simple and sleek in design, albeit somewhat bulky. Appropriate to its acronym, the machine is hand-mounted and looks like a finger-less gauntlet. It's a mixture of grey and white, with something akin to a small cannon on its dorsal side. On each side of the are two small circular depressions, where the Pokéball of two Pokémon were to be placed. The gauntlet has a mechanism that will lock the two Pokéballs in place, covering them and keeping them from being dislodged. And that's when the magic happens.
It was through Pokéball technology that Dr. Narra did it all. It was a peculiar machine, able to turn Pokemon DNA into data and store them inside it. They could heal Pokemon in it. They could deliver - send Pokémon from one to another by transferring the data from one pokéball to another! And all the geneticist did was find a way to combine them.
FiST would do its work by identifying and combining the data - the DNA - of the Pokemon in each pokéball, finding similarities and dissimilarities, tracing the code that gives them their form and shape and abilities, turning them into one. They would then be sent out via a familiar red beam, showing the result The results would often vary, but it was, in the end, what you would call a scientific success.
But they couldn't just tell the world about it and then ship it off, no. A machine was still a machine, and it would still be subject to human error. While they could make their own experiments in their own facilities, they could never replicate the adventuring ways of Pokémon trainers, who would travel far and wide. They could never predict one-hundred percent of what their invention have to go through, what kind of hardships and trials the wearer would have to face. And so they had a plan.
They would find trainers. Respectable and trustworthy trainers. Some gym-leaders, some respected leaders, some just well-known. It was a hard process, and they had to make sure that each and every one of them would be able to keep the secret but still be able to use FiST as much as possible. They were given only three rules:
Those are the three rules that would be given to the trainers. Those are the rules that they have lived by for the last six months. And so far, PSci-Corp had little to worry about. Their machine was hardy and resilient. Made to be heat and water-proof, made with an artificially-synthesized metal that would take the weight of a Steelix to crush, and resistant to all kinds of corrosion, it seemed that they had made the perfect invention.
But then something happened.
Testers, trainers they handed the machine to, started to stop giving reports. Much more worrying, they began to disappear off PSci-Corps radar. It’s like they were suddenly whisked away.
Or worse.
It didn’t take them long to find out. Less than half a month later, they received a video from one of their testers.
That was all they could get before the video was suddenly cut off. They didn’t find out who or what was doing it. They didn’t know why they were targeting the testers and not the company itself, but they had little time to act before anything else happened
What ensued was a mass message to all testers to come back to HQ as soon as possible. That their prototypes, their valuable machines, had been stolen and are being stolen. That something needed to be done, and that they had to keep their machines safe.
Two things were certain.
First of all, something ominous is afoot, and Psi-Corp, and the invention they made, FiST, were at the center of it all. And second of all...
You are in grave danger.
Pokémon Fusion
The RP will start in Unova, where our characters will rendezvous at a research facility not that far from Castelia City. If you need any help with the area, refer to this map. All you need to know, for now, that the facility is close enough to the city that it wouldn't take more than a day's drive, but far enough that denizens of the city won't see it and be curious enough to snoop about.
I myself will have two main characters / trainers, so that I can sufficiently move along the plot. I'm allowing each person to also have two characters with six pokémon maximum each. This would be...pretty difficult, I think, but I'm giving you some freedom here.
Here are the sign up sheets:
Pokemon: Max of six Pokémon for each trainer. However, I will allow you to be able to box them at anytime at the rp, assuming we are at a center where you are able to, and switch them with another Pokémon. I will also allow capture of any wild Pokémon, unlikely as it may be. However, you will have to make a Sign-Up for it and PM it to me.
Fusions: You can have as many or as little as you want. You may not even put all of your ideas here, but I at least want to see one combination that you will be using often during the RP. For any other fusion you want to use, you must make a Sign-Up of it to me for approval.
Rules:
1. All serebiiforum RPG board rules apply.
2. No god-modding or powerplaying. If the character isn't yours, don't kill him off or create histories / traits that the creator didn't plan him or herself.
3. No bunnying of other players' characters, Pokémon, or Fused Pokémon without their explicit permission.
4. Practice good grammar and adequate post length, please.
Special Note:
1. I will allow people to sign-up in the middle of the RP through a mechanic I've thought out in the plot. This will allow rpers to join in. On the other hand, in case someone stops posting or requests to take a break, this will also allow them to leave the group or 'party' and return in a believable manner until they come back.
2. Please try to post frequently. I understand that everyone has lives outside the boards - I haven't been on this site for months, so I understand that very well - but signing up is a commitment to see this through. Or at least to try to.
Accepted Characters
1. Peter Narra / Tundra_Wolfmane
2. Piper Esperanza / Tundra_Wolfmane
3. Roxanne "Roxxy" Mauden / Huntress Wizard
4. Suzy Yorke / Mogar
5. Victor Pyroca / TheCharredDragon
Pokémon:
Dangerous Fusion
Dangerous Fusion
Fusion.
The act of combining two things into one. It didn't matter what the two components were, whether they were alike or different. It didn't matter how difficult it was. And to PSci-Corp (Pokémon and Sciences Corporation), it didn't matter what morals they were breaking. Cause they had finally done it. They paved the way for the fusion of Pokémon.
Although initially met with ridicule and skepticism, the idea grew and grew. It took days, months, years, but slowly, the scientists of PSci-Corp were convinced. They would say it was for the sake of science. They would say it was for the sake of the advancement of technology. Others would even say it was for the Pokémon themselves, to give them ways to become stronger, faster, better. And a few would even say it was a way to spice up the world of Pokémon, to change how the games were played and how the world would turn.
Lead researcher and geneticist, Dr. Peter Narra, was the one who started it all. He was the one that turned cynics into believers, that turned skeptics into sponsors, that turned dream into reality. And that reality was turned into a machine.
Fission and Synthesis Technology. Shortened to FiST, the machine is simple and sleek in design, albeit somewhat bulky. Appropriate to its acronym, the machine is hand-mounted and looks like a finger-less gauntlet. It's a mixture of grey and white, with something akin to a small cannon on its dorsal side. On each side of the are two small circular depressions, where the Pokéball of two Pokémon were to be placed. The gauntlet has a mechanism that will lock the two Pokéballs in place, covering them and keeping them from being dislodged. And that's when the magic happens.
It was through Pokéball technology that Dr. Narra did it all. It was a peculiar machine, able to turn Pokemon DNA into data and store them inside it. They could heal Pokemon in it. They could deliver - send Pokémon from one to another by transferring the data from one pokéball to another! And all the geneticist did was find a way to combine them.
FiST would do its work by identifying and combining the data - the DNA - of the Pokemon in each pokéball, finding similarities and dissimilarities, tracing the code that gives them their form and shape and abilities, turning them into one. They would then be sent out via a familiar red beam, showing the result The results would often vary, but it was, in the end, what you would call a scientific success.
But they couldn't just tell the world about it and then ship it off, no. A machine was still a machine, and it would still be subject to human error. While they could make their own experiments in their own facilities, they could never replicate the adventuring ways of Pokémon trainers, who would travel far and wide. They could never predict one-hundred percent of what their invention have to go through, what kind of hardships and trials the wearer would have to face. And so they had a plan.
They would find trainers. Respectable and trustworthy trainers. Some gym-leaders, some respected leaders, some just well-known. It was a hard process, and they had to make sure that each and every one of them would be able to keep the secret but still be able to use FiST as much as possible. They were given only three rules:
One - Keep the machine and its abilities hidden from public eye as much as possible. Only use them where you are positive that it won't be found out. If you are ever caught, then you are to contact PSci-Corp as soon as possible.
Two - You are to keep a weekly report. To tell whatever happens to the machines and to the Pokemon you are fusing.
Three - Never fuse Pokemon of the same species. If you do, report to Psi-Corp immediately.
Those are the three rules that would be given to the trainers. Those are the rules that they have lived by for the last six months. And so far, PSci-Corp had little to worry about. Their machine was hardy and resilient. Made to be heat and water-proof, made with an artificially-synthesized metal that would take the weight of a Steelix to crush, and resistant to all kinds of corrosion, it seemed that they had made the perfect invention.
But then something happened.
Testers, trainers they handed the machine to, started to stop giving reports. Much more worrying, they began to disappear off PSci-Corps radar. It’s like they were suddenly whisked away.
Or worse.
It didn’t take them long to find out. Less than half a month later, they received a video from one of their testers.
Machine compromised. FiST stolen. They’re after everyone else!
That was all they could get before the video was suddenly cut off. They didn’t find out who or what was doing it. They didn’t know why they were targeting the testers and not the company itself, but they had little time to act before anything else happened
What ensued was a mass message to all testers to come back to HQ as soon as possible. That their prototypes, their valuable machines, had been stolen and are being stolen. That something needed to be done, and that they had to keep their machines safe.
Two things were certain.
First of all, something ominous is afoot, and Psi-Corp, and the invention they made, FiST, were at the center of it all. And second of all...
You are in grave danger.
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Pokémon Fusion
Pokémon fusion, as stated before, is the combining of two Pokémon. It possible by the machine you are testing out, FiST, wherein you place two Pokéballs in the slots at the end of the machine. FiST will then encase the Pokéballs and you can send your fused Pokemon out through a red laser beam from the tube-end of the gauntlet. You won't know what kind of fusion, what the fused Pokemon will look like and its battle capabilities until it's been 'released'.
There are three fusion levels depending on the synchronization rate of two Pokémon. Or rather, how well two Pokémon can fuse together. There is no set rule so far on how well two Pokemon will fuse, but it seems that like-typed Pokemon fuse better, while those with conflicting do not. However, there are many notable exceptions.
Level 1: Differentiated Fusion
The most commonly found, differentiated fusion is the first level and has the least amount of synchronicity between two Pokémon. This usually results with a Pokémon with a notable feature from another Pokémon, with the power rating of the Pokémon staying near the same as it was before. The defining characteristic is that it is easily discernible where the one Pokémon ends and one begins. There is usually no difference in typing except for the altered or fused part.
An example of such is a fusion of a Nidoking and a Kingler. This results in a Nidoking with a right arm ending with Kingler's large, red pincer. Nidokingler (as it was unimaginably called) has access to all of his normal attacks that do not require his right arm, but also has access to Kingler's techniques, such as Crabhammer, Bubblebeam, and Metal Claw. His power and typing also stay the same.
Level 2: Assimilated Fusion
An assimilated fusion is a moderate amount of synchronicity. In this kind of fusion, there is a 'base' and a 'fused' Pokémon. It shows with the base Pokémon, usually the one with 'stronger' DNA, having absorbed the other 'fused' Pokémon and taking some of it's parts and adding them to its own. There may be an altered coloration, coming from the fused Pokémon, as well as a change in typing. The base Pokémon is still quite discernible in this level. The resulting Pokémon is usually stronger than the original Pokémon.
A possible example is a Misdryx, a fusion between a Misdreavus and a Jynx. Jynx is the base Pokemon, and has started to take on various traits from Misdeavous. Her dress has taken a ghostly, bluish hue, her hair has turned into red-tinged, dark purple, tentacle-like locks, and she starts to wear a red bead necklace and red bead bracelets. She is much stronger than her Misdreavus or Jynx counterparts, able to use most attacks of both, and has taken a Ice/Psychic/Ghost typing.
Level 3: True Fusion
A true fusion has max or near max synchronization rate. They are pretty uncommon combinations, and they are also a lot stronger than their individual counterparts. They are called true fusion because the resulting Pokémon is one that is not alike either of its two components and seems to become something akin to a new Pokémon, although some similarities may still be present, such as a shape or size. A change in typing is almost always present, and they may have access to techniques that neither of its ingredient Pokémon should know.
To explain further, let us take a Scizor and a Bisharp, turning it into a Scisharp. The resulting Pokemon is humanoid, with a thin sleek body that is a mostly red with a long black streak running from the neck running completely down. Its red legs are thick at the base, but turn thin and narrow until they end with metallic white tips. Its shoulders are round but armored, the metallic casing around them running anterior and posterior to form an armor-like breastplate around its chest. Thin black arms project from these shoulders, ending with a pair of red and white pincers, at the top of which are sharp projections, combining the hand-features of both Pokemon. Jutting from its back, instead of wings, are four pairs of manipulable blades, curving forward like spider's legs, that can close inwards to shield Scisharp or protect it from attacks. Its head looks reptilian, although it bears resemblance to a helmet, with three familiar horns protruding backwards and a single white blade jutting from its forehead. It has taken a Bug/Steel/Dark typing from its two components, as well as their array of cutting and slashing attacks.
Special Note:
A specific combination of two Pokémon will always have the same result. Hence, a Nidoking and Kingler fusion will always result in a Nidokingler as stated as above. Keep track of what other people are using for their fusions, as they may have already created a form for the combination you had in mind.
There are three fusion levels depending on the synchronization rate of two Pokémon. Or rather, how well two Pokémon can fuse together. There is no set rule so far on how well two Pokemon will fuse, but it seems that like-typed Pokemon fuse better, while those with conflicting do not. However, there are many notable exceptions.
Level 1: Differentiated Fusion
The most commonly found, differentiated fusion is the first level and has the least amount of synchronicity between two Pokémon. This usually results with a Pokémon with a notable feature from another Pokémon, with the power rating of the Pokémon staying near the same as it was before. The defining characteristic is that it is easily discernible where the one Pokémon ends and one begins. There is usually no difference in typing except for the altered or fused part.
An example of such is a fusion of a Nidoking and a Kingler. This results in a Nidoking with a right arm ending with Kingler's large, red pincer. Nidokingler (as it was unimaginably called) has access to all of his normal attacks that do not require his right arm, but also has access to Kingler's techniques, such as Crabhammer, Bubblebeam, and Metal Claw. His power and typing also stay the same.
Level 2: Assimilated Fusion
An assimilated fusion is a moderate amount of synchronicity. In this kind of fusion, there is a 'base' and a 'fused' Pokémon. It shows with the base Pokémon, usually the one with 'stronger' DNA, having absorbed the other 'fused' Pokémon and taking some of it's parts and adding them to its own. There may be an altered coloration, coming from the fused Pokémon, as well as a change in typing. The base Pokémon is still quite discernible in this level. The resulting Pokémon is usually stronger than the original Pokémon.
A possible example is a Misdryx, a fusion between a Misdreavus and a Jynx. Jynx is the base Pokemon, and has started to take on various traits from Misdeavous. Her dress has taken a ghostly, bluish hue, her hair has turned into red-tinged, dark purple, tentacle-like locks, and she starts to wear a red bead necklace and red bead bracelets. She is much stronger than her Misdreavus or Jynx counterparts, able to use most attacks of both, and has taken a Ice/Psychic/Ghost typing.
Level 3: True Fusion
A true fusion has max or near max synchronization rate. They are pretty uncommon combinations, and they are also a lot stronger than their individual counterparts. They are called true fusion because the resulting Pokémon is one that is not alike either of its two components and seems to become something akin to a new Pokémon, although some similarities may still be present, such as a shape or size. A change in typing is almost always present, and they may have access to techniques that neither of its ingredient Pokémon should know.
To explain further, let us take a Scizor and a Bisharp, turning it into a Scisharp. The resulting Pokemon is humanoid, with a thin sleek body that is a mostly red with a long black streak running from the neck running completely down. Its red legs are thick at the base, but turn thin and narrow until they end with metallic white tips. Its shoulders are round but armored, the metallic casing around them running anterior and posterior to form an armor-like breastplate around its chest. Thin black arms project from these shoulders, ending with a pair of red and white pincers, at the top of which are sharp projections, combining the hand-features of both Pokemon. Jutting from its back, instead of wings, are four pairs of manipulable blades, curving forward like spider's legs, that can close inwards to shield Scisharp or protect it from attacks. Its head looks reptilian, although it bears resemblance to a helmet, with three familiar horns protruding backwards and a single white blade jutting from its forehead. It has taken a Bug/Steel/Dark typing from its two components, as well as their array of cutting and slashing attacks.
Special Note:
A specific combination of two Pokémon will always have the same result. Hence, a Nidoking and Kingler fusion will always result in a Nidokingler as stated as above. Keep track of what other people are using for their fusions, as they may have already created a form for the combination you had in mind.
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The RP will start in Unova, where our characters will rendezvous at a research facility not that far from Castelia City. If you need any help with the area, refer to this map. All you need to know, for now, that the facility is close enough to the city that it wouldn't take more than a day's drive, but far enough that denizens of the city won't see it and be curious enough to snoop about.
I myself will have two main characters / trainers, so that I can sufficiently move along the plot. I'm allowing each person to also have two characters with six pokémon maximum each. This would be...pretty difficult, I think, but I'm giving you some freedom here.
Here are the sign up sheets:
Name:
(General stuff.)
Age:
(Make this believable. Most people wouldn't really be world-renowned, famous, or respected in their teenagers unless it was a very special circumstance.)
Gender:
(More general stuff.)
Personality:
(How you act in situations. General stuff again.)
Appearance:
(Please make this good. Description is important in this kind of rp, considering the need to describe certain fusions.)
History:
(Along with any notable thing that happened in your character's life, one question needs to be answered: What called the attention of PSci-Corp to you and thought, "Hey, this guy can be one of our testers!"?)
Other:
(Anything else?)
(General stuff.)
Age:
(Make this believable. Most people wouldn't really be world-renowned, famous, or respected in their teenagers unless it was a very special circumstance.)
Gender:
(More general stuff.)
Personality:
(How you act in situations. General stuff again.)
Appearance:
(Please make this good. Description is important in this kind of rp, considering the need to describe certain fusions.)
History:
(Along with any notable thing that happened in your character's life, one question needs to be answered: What called the attention of PSci-Corp to you and thought, "Hey, this guy can be one of our testers!"?)
Other:
(Anything else?)
Pokemon: Max of six Pokémon for each trainer. However, I will allow you to be able to box them at anytime at the rp, assuming we are at a center where you are able to, and switch them with another Pokémon. I will also allow capture of any wild Pokémon, unlikely as it may be. However, you will have to make a Sign-Up for it and PM it to me.
Nickname:
(If any.)
Species:
(You know, Pikachu, Wobuffet, Swirlix, etc...)
Gender:
(Male, female, or neither.)
Personality:
(The nature of the Pokemon. Remember to take note of the Pokemon itself and any species traits.)
Appearance:
(If there is any difference to how the species usually looks.)
History:
(Anything notable before or while under your character's care.)
Other:
(Anything else that doesn't fit in the rest?)
(If any.)
Species:
(You know, Pikachu, Wobuffet, Swirlix, etc...)
Gender:
(Male, female, or neither.)
Personality:
(The nature of the Pokemon. Remember to take note of the Pokemon itself and any species traits.)
Appearance:
(If there is any difference to how the species usually looks.)
History:
(Anything notable before or while under your character's care.)
Other:
(Anything else that doesn't fit in the rest?)
Fusions: You can have as many or as little as you want. You may not even put all of your ideas here, but I at least want to see one combination that you will be using often during the RP. For any other fusion you want to use, you must make a Sign-Up of it to me for approval.
Nickname:
(Usually a mix of the two Pokémon used, but hey, feel free to go crazy. But not too crazy.)
Species Used:
(Which two of your Pokémon were used?)
Gender:
(This can be tricky, especially for mixed genders, but I'll leave you to decide it. Neither would probably be best if you can't decide.)
Personality:
(Some expected personality changes. Levels 1 and 2 tend to have similar personalities as the base Pokemon with traits picked up from the fused one. For Level 3, it might become completely different. It's entirely up to you.)
Fusion Level:
(Differentiated, Assimilated, or True. Look at descrips.)
Type:
(The new typing, regardless if anything has changed or not.)
Appearance:
(Time to shine, bub. Describe away. Use a picture if you have to. Regardless, I want to see your writing skills.)
Changes:
(Mostly referring to power levels and any new attacks or abilities it may have. Anything that should be notable, such as increased defense, offense, speed, or whatever. Else, just put none.)
(Usually a mix of the two Pokémon used, but hey, feel free to go crazy. But not too crazy.)
Species Used:
(Which two of your Pokémon were used?)
Gender:
(This can be tricky, especially for mixed genders, but I'll leave you to decide it. Neither would probably be best if you can't decide.)
Personality:
(Some expected personality changes. Levels 1 and 2 tend to have similar personalities as the base Pokemon with traits picked up from the fused one. For Level 3, it might become completely different. It's entirely up to you.)
Fusion Level:
(Differentiated, Assimilated, or True. Look at descrips.)
Type:
(The new typing, regardless if anything has changed or not.)
Appearance:
(Time to shine, bub. Describe away. Use a picture if you have to. Regardless, I want to see your writing skills.)
Changes:
(Mostly referring to power levels and any new attacks or abilities it may have. Anything that should be notable, such as increased defense, offense, speed, or whatever. Else, just put none.)
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Rules:
1. All serebiiforum RPG board rules apply.
2. No god-modding or powerplaying. If the character isn't yours, don't kill him off or create histories / traits that the creator didn't plan him or herself.
3. No bunnying of other players' characters, Pokémon, or Fused Pokémon without their explicit permission.
4. Practice good grammar and adequate post length, please.
Special Note:
1. I will allow people to sign-up in the middle of the RP through a mechanic I've thought out in the plot. This will allow rpers to join in. On the other hand, in case someone stops posting or requests to take a break, this will also allow them to leave the group or 'party' and return in a believable manner until they come back.
2. Please try to post frequently. I understand that everyone has lives outside the boards - I haven't been on this site for months, so I understand that very well - but signing up is a commitment to see this through. Or at least to try to.
Accepted Characters
1. Peter Narra / Tundra_Wolfmane
2. Piper Esperanza / Tundra_Wolfmane
3. Roxanne "Roxxy" Mauden / Huntress Wizard
4. Suzy Yorke / Mogar
5. Victor Pyroca / TheCharredDragon
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