Samayouru
Rabid Dusclops Fan
Okay, I think I'm done. Thought it would be fun to be a little cryptic considering that the chosen legendary is Mewtwo.
If everything's all fine and dandy I'd also like to reserve Steel with Registeel and Aron if possible? Thanks!
Woosh puttin' up another WIP ~
Name: Agatha Pridmore
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Hometown: Driftveil City [originally Fortree City]
Type: Steel
Legendary: Registeel
Powers:
NOTE: Whenever Agatha uses her powers little red, glowing dots appear on her face. These dots resemble the markings on Registeel’s “face”
Ancient Power – Agatha calls upon prehistoric power which manifests itself in the form of throwing ancient rocks at a target. She may also receive a temporary boost to her other abilities, but the chance of that happening is quite rare.
Flash Cannon – Agatha absorbs light energy around her and concentrates it into a damaging beam.
Iron Defense – Agatha coats her body in a thick layer of metal that boosts her general endurance. This wears off after she has taken enough hits.
Metal Sound – Agatha produces an ear-splitting screech using her vocal cords that can stun enemies for a short amount of time.
Appearance: Broad and well built, Agatha is quite fit for someone of her age. She stands at around 5’5” and her muscles are toned thanks to her general lifestyle in Hoenn. She has olive skin that is covered in pale scars and scratches from exploring the areas around the archaeological sites her father worked at, the most prominent of which tapers up her right leg. She has mid-length chocolate brown hair and hazel eyes that can come across as quite piercing depending on the expression she’s wearing. Her general features are quite sharp and her standard expression usually involves either frowning or furrowing her brow – as if she is deep in thought or something particularly troublesome is bothering her.
Agatha’s general attire is quite relaxed when compared to her general demeanour. She likes to wear clothes that are comfortable, but still make her at least a little presentable whenever she goes to college. Her favourite outfit involves a black and white striped shirt and jet-black trousers that are relatively torn and scuffed in places from being worn so much. She is usually seen wearing a worn out brown leather jacket too that smells faintly of her father’s cologne and only ever takes it off when it is way too hot to be wearing such a thing.
Personality: Agatha is quite a reserved person and that is mostly due to her mantra being not to interact with other people unless it is absolutely necessary. She comes off as very stern and direct – even blunt at times – and doesn’t like to sugar-coat anything she says. Agatha prefers to stay on her own unless a situation forces her to work with others, and even then she only says the absolute minimum. She tends to focus on finances a lot, but that is mostly due to her preparing to go to college. But as a result of her sternness a lot of people tend to think of her as rude or aloof and this has resulted in her not having very many friends. She’s the exact opposite with pokemon – Agatha adores them and will almost immediately become open and friendly to them as if she’s known them her whole life.
Those who eventually manage to get past her cold exterior discover that she’s actually quite a thoughtful and sympathetic person. The friends that she does make that are human are kept very close to her heart and she’ll do anything to protect those she cares about. That being said she can be overprotective at times, but she means well and her motives are usually in the right place. Agatha is quite diligent about the tasks that she’s been set – no matter how mundane or uninteresting it is, she will more than likely stick to it until the job is finished – even if that means working late into the night and losing out on sleep in the process. This mind-set also allows Agatha to find unique ways of approaching problems that others wouldn’t think of. She tends to mull over her duties too – worrying if she has done a good enough job even though others think that she’s done much more than she actually believes she has.
History: Agatha was born to a loving couple in Fortree who cared for her as much as any good parents would. She also had a godfather who lived in Rustboro, working for the Devon Corporation as part of a team that was inventing a new model of a machine that could revive newly discovered prehistoric pokemon. He would come and visit his godchild and her family whenever time allowed it, and kept in touch with her family as much as he could. This changed when the hurricane occurred, though. Hoenn was well-known for storms but none were quite as severe as the one that practically levelled Fortree to the ground. Agatha was six months old at the time and miraculously survived the hurricane thanks to the intuition of her mother, who had placed her securely in a closet just before the hurricane passed through. The same could not be said for her parents – their bodies were found amongst the wreckage a few days later and there was nothing the paramedics could do to revive them.
Her godfather was absolutely devastated by the loss of Agatha’s parents, but was more than happy to adopt her as his own. Once the legalities had been sorted out he took her to live in Rustboro with him, and while it took a while for the wounds to heal and the dust to settle the both of them had happy lives together. Agatha was seven when the project her adoptive father was working on came to an end. It was a rousing success and she got a full tour of the building when she came to see the fossil machine for herself, even getting one of the new pokeballs her father’s co-workers had made as a little treat from the company. She would use that same ball about a month later when a swarm of Aron, having been driven out from underground due to the work going on in Rusturf Tunnel, plagued Rustboro. She found one munching quite happily on her father’s bike and went back into the house, grabbing the ball from her room and throwing it at the pokemon with the hopes of scaring it off once it escaped. It didn’t, however, and ended up getting captured instead.
Her father’s bike could not be salvaged, but he was still proud of her for dealing with the situation, and as it turned out Buckley was very easy to keep considering his diet of metal. It was not long after meeting Buckley that Agatha was told that her father had been taken on for a new project – one that would require him to travel overseas to a region called Unova. Agatha was sad that she’d have to say good-bye to the Hoenn region for a while, but followed her father without complaint, packing up and heading for a place known as Driftveil City. According to her dad the project was apparently to help unearth a cavern that was used as a place of worship of an ancient god that originated from Hoenn. While Agatha was interested in the project she spent most of her time trying to adjust to her new surroundings – Unova was extremely cold compared to Hoenn and the food almost tasted like cardboard to her. It was not an easy process to say the least.
The dreams started when Agatha turned seventeen and her father was about halfway through the project he’d been assigned. She didn’t think much of them at first – they were usually the muffled sounds of what she believed to be chanting somewhere in the distance. But as time went on things got stranger and stranger. She began to find herself wandering around labyrinth-esque halls and when she inspected them she discovered that little dots had been carved into the walls. Every time she dreamt the chanting got closer and closer, and in the waking world Agatha began to discover that her skin was starting to feel a lot stiffer than it used to be. She was also finding herself strangely attracted to metals of all different types – even to the point of putting things like spoons in her mouth just to get the taste of steel in her mouth. Of course Agatha kept these strange new quirks hidden away – hoping it would be just a phase and she’d be able to move on as if nothing ever happened.
And then the most important dream of all came along. It was just two weeks until Agatha’s eighteenth birthday when she finally reached the end of the labyrinth. What she discovered was not what she expected at all. The chanting was clear as day, but there wasn’t a single person to be seen in the room she found herself in, and the walls were covered in more of the dots she’d seen in the corridors. But what drew her attention the most was a throne at the very back of the room, having been crafted from what she deduced to be iron, and all of a sudden Agatha felt compelled to sit upon it. There were more markings on the wall behind the throne – but these ones looked like they’d been painted on rather than carved. The one on the left was made of orange dots that resembled the letter H, while the ones on the right were made from yellow dots that resembled a cross of some kind.
The one that Agatha looked up at the most was the one just above the throne – red dots that made up what she interpreted as the letter O. She couldn’t figure out why, but these dots in particular felt… familiar – as if she had seen them somewhere before. The chanting began to intensify as Agatha finally reached the throne, and as she slowly sat down upon it the voices finally chanted a word that she could make out: “Registeel, Registeel, Registeel, Registeel!”
After that Agatha bolted upright in a cold sweat, shivering. She was back in her room – her nice, normal room.
“You’re awake.”
Agatha’s breath hitched and she scanned her surroundings. Where had that voice come from?!?
“Down here.”
Agatha leant over the edge of her bed, staring down into the bright blue eyes of her Aron, Buckley. She rubbed her eyes for a moment. “B-Buckley?”
“Yes.” Her Aron nodded to emphasise that he was speaking. “That was me.”
Agatha squeezed her eyes shut and started rubbing her temples. “I’m still dreaming,” she mumbled. “I have to be.”
There was a loud thud as Buckley jumped up onto her mattress. “No you’re not,” he said bluntly. “We have much to talk about.”
Buckley told her all about the legendary pokemon and the Hall of Legends. “I’m a messenger, I guess,” her Aron explained. “I’ve been chosen to help you through this.”
Agatha drew her legs to her chest. “How will we know where to find the hall?”
“Don’t know,” Buckley said, pressing his head into the side of her thigh. “Give it time. We’ll know soon enough.”
There are only a few days to go now until Agatha’s birthday. Her dad is hoping to take her out to dinner that night – but she’s starting to feel the urge to travel and she knows it won’t be long before she finally gets some answers to the questions burning in her mind.
Chewing on spoons and forks helps ease the tension, though.
~
Partner
Name: Buckley
Species: Aron
Gender: Male
Appearance: Your typical Aron. Nothing to see here, folks.
Personality: Serious and observant, Buckley is a pokemon of few words. He tends to keep to himself and does not like to express his feelings or opinions all that much. He’s also somewhat of a loner and the only trainer he’ll follow entirely is Agatha herself.
Misc:
* Agatha is attracted to other ladies, though she tends to keep this to herself.
* Buckley’s ball is a Timer Ball.
If everything's all fine and dandy I'd also like to reserve Steel with Registeel and Aron if possible? Thanks!
Woosh puttin' up another WIP ~
Name: Agatha Pridmore
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Hometown: Driftveil City [originally Fortree City]
Type: Steel
Legendary: Registeel
Powers:
NOTE: Whenever Agatha uses her powers little red, glowing dots appear on her face. These dots resemble the markings on Registeel’s “face”
Ancient Power – Agatha calls upon prehistoric power which manifests itself in the form of throwing ancient rocks at a target. She may also receive a temporary boost to her other abilities, but the chance of that happening is quite rare.
Flash Cannon – Agatha absorbs light energy around her and concentrates it into a damaging beam.
Iron Defense – Agatha coats her body in a thick layer of metal that boosts her general endurance. This wears off after she has taken enough hits.
Metal Sound – Agatha produces an ear-splitting screech using her vocal cords that can stun enemies for a short amount of time.
Appearance: Broad and well built, Agatha is quite fit for someone of her age. She stands at around 5’5” and her muscles are toned thanks to her general lifestyle in Hoenn. She has olive skin that is covered in pale scars and scratches from exploring the areas around the archaeological sites her father worked at, the most prominent of which tapers up her right leg. She has mid-length chocolate brown hair and hazel eyes that can come across as quite piercing depending on the expression she’s wearing. Her general features are quite sharp and her standard expression usually involves either frowning or furrowing her brow – as if she is deep in thought or something particularly troublesome is bothering her.
Agatha’s general attire is quite relaxed when compared to her general demeanour. She likes to wear clothes that are comfortable, but still make her at least a little presentable whenever she goes to college. Her favourite outfit involves a black and white striped shirt and jet-black trousers that are relatively torn and scuffed in places from being worn so much. She is usually seen wearing a worn out brown leather jacket too that smells faintly of her father’s cologne and only ever takes it off when it is way too hot to be wearing such a thing.
Personality: Agatha is quite a reserved person and that is mostly due to her mantra being not to interact with other people unless it is absolutely necessary. She comes off as very stern and direct – even blunt at times – and doesn’t like to sugar-coat anything she says. Agatha prefers to stay on her own unless a situation forces her to work with others, and even then she only says the absolute minimum. She tends to focus on finances a lot, but that is mostly due to her preparing to go to college. But as a result of her sternness a lot of people tend to think of her as rude or aloof and this has resulted in her not having very many friends. She’s the exact opposite with pokemon – Agatha adores them and will almost immediately become open and friendly to them as if she’s known them her whole life.
Those who eventually manage to get past her cold exterior discover that she’s actually quite a thoughtful and sympathetic person. The friends that she does make that are human are kept very close to her heart and she’ll do anything to protect those she cares about. That being said she can be overprotective at times, but she means well and her motives are usually in the right place. Agatha is quite diligent about the tasks that she’s been set – no matter how mundane or uninteresting it is, she will more than likely stick to it until the job is finished – even if that means working late into the night and losing out on sleep in the process. This mind-set also allows Agatha to find unique ways of approaching problems that others wouldn’t think of. She tends to mull over her duties too – worrying if she has done a good enough job even though others think that she’s done much more than she actually believes she has.
History: Agatha was born to a loving couple in Fortree who cared for her as much as any good parents would. She also had a godfather who lived in Rustboro, working for the Devon Corporation as part of a team that was inventing a new model of a machine that could revive newly discovered prehistoric pokemon. He would come and visit his godchild and her family whenever time allowed it, and kept in touch with her family as much as he could. This changed when the hurricane occurred, though. Hoenn was well-known for storms but none were quite as severe as the one that practically levelled Fortree to the ground. Agatha was six months old at the time and miraculously survived the hurricane thanks to the intuition of her mother, who had placed her securely in a closet just before the hurricane passed through. The same could not be said for her parents – their bodies were found amongst the wreckage a few days later and there was nothing the paramedics could do to revive them.
Her godfather was absolutely devastated by the loss of Agatha’s parents, but was more than happy to adopt her as his own. Once the legalities had been sorted out he took her to live in Rustboro with him, and while it took a while for the wounds to heal and the dust to settle the both of them had happy lives together. Agatha was seven when the project her adoptive father was working on came to an end. It was a rousing success and she got a full tour of the building when she came to see the fossil machine for herself, even getting one of the new pokeballs her father’s co-workers had made as a little treat from the company. She would use that same ball about a month later when a swarm of Aron, having been driven out from underground due to the work going on in Rusturf Tunnel, plagued Rustboro. She found one munching quite happily on her father’s bike and went back into the house, grabbing the ball from her room and throwing it at the pokemon with the hopes of scaring it off once it escaped. It didn’t, however, and ended up getting captured instead.
Her father’s bike could not be salvaged, but he was still proud of her for dealing with the situation, and as it turned out Buckley was very easy to keep considering his diet of metal. It was not long after meeting Buckley that Agatha was told that her father had been taken on for a new project – one that would require him to travel overseas to a region called Unova. Agatha was sad that she’d have to say good-bye to the Hoenn region for a while, but followed her father without complaint, packing up and heading for a place known as Driftveil City. According to her dad the project was apparently to help unearth a cavern that was used as a place of worship of an ancient god that originated from Hoenn. While Agatha was interested in the project she spent most of her time trying to adjust to her new surroundings – Unova was extremely cold compared to Hoenn and the food almost tasted like cardboard to her. It was not an easy process to say the least.
The dreams started when Agatha turned seventeen and her father was about halfway through the project he’d been assigned. She didn’t think much of them at first – they were usually the muffled sounds of what she believed to be chanting somewhere in the distance. But as time went on things got stranger and stranger. She began to find herself wandering around labyrinth-esque halls and when she inspected them she discovered that little dots had been carved into the walls. Every time she dreamt the chanting got closer and closer, and in the waking world Agatha began to discover that her skin was starting to feel a lot stiffer than it used to be. She was also finding herself strangely attracted to metals of all different types – even to the point of putting things like spoons in her mouth just to get the taste of steel in her mouth. Of course Agatha kept these strange new quirks hidden away – hoping it would be just a phase and she’d be able to move on as if nothing ever happened.
And then the most important dream of all came along. It was just two weeks until Agatha’s eighteenth birthday when she finally reached the end of the labyrinth. What she discovered was not what she expected at all. The chanting was clear as day, but there wasn’t a single person to be seen in the room she found herself in, and the walls were covered in more of the dots she’d seen in the corridors. But what drew her attention the most was a throne at the very back of the room, having been crafted from what she deduced to be iron, and all of a sudden Agatha felt compelled to sit upon it. There were more markings on the wall behind the throne – but these ones looked like they’d been painted on rather than carved. The one on the left was made of orange dots that resembled the letter H, while the ones on the right were made from yellow dots that resembled a cross of some kind.
The one that Agatha looked up at the most was the one just above the throne – red dots that made up what she interpreted as the letter O. She couldn’t figure out why, but these dots in particular felt… familiar – as if she had seen them somewhere before. The chanting began to intensify as Agatha finally reached the throne, and as she slowly sat down upon it the voices finally chanted a word that she could make out: “Registeel, Registeel, Registeel, Registeel!”
After that Agatha bolted upright in a cold sweat, shivering. She was back in her room – her nice, normal room.
“You’re awake.”
Agatha’s breath hitched and she scanned her surroundings. Where had that voice come from?!?
“Down here.”
Agatha leant over the edge of her bed, staring down into the bright blue eyes of her Aron, Buckley. She rubbed her eyes for a moment. “B-Buckley?”
“Yes.” Her Aron nodded to emphasise that he was speaking. “That was me.”
Agatha squeezed her eyes shut and started rubbing her temples. “I’m still dreaming,” she mumbled. “I have to be.”
There was a loud thud as Buckley jumped up onto her mattress. “No you’re not,” he said bluntly. “We have much to talk about.”
Buckley told her all about the legendary pokemon and the Hall of Legends. “I’m a messenger, I guess,” her Aron explained. “I’ve been chosen to help you through this.”
Agatha drew her legs to her chest. “How will we know where to find the hall?”
“Don’t know,” Buckley said, pressing his head into the side of her thigh. “Give it time. We’ll know soon enough.”
There are only a few days to go now until Agatha’s birthday. Her dad is hoping to take her out to dinner that night – but she’s starting to feel the urge to travel and she knows it won’t be long before she finally gets some answers to the questions burning in her mind.
Chewing on spoons and forks helps ease the tension, though.
~
Partner
Name: Buckley
Species: Aron
Gender: Male
Appearance: Your typical Aron. Nothing to see here, folks.
Personality: Serious and observant, Buckley is a pokemon of few words. He tends to keep to himself and does not like to express his feelings or opinions all that much. He’s also somewhat of a loner and the only trainer he’ll follow entirely is Agatha herself.
Misc:
* Agatha is attracted to other ladies, though she tends to keep this to herself.
* Buckley’s ball is a Timer Ball.
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