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happy happy sss day (officially. to me every day is sss day)

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You are challenged by Team Rocket! 🚀

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Stoutland depression icons — requested by no one

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Tinkatink BPD icons — requested by an anon

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Pokemon Blue Gameboy 1996

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Pokemon Blue Gameboy 1996

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Man, did I over prepare bringing in my regular team for this 😅

I like Bloodmoon Ursaluna a lot more than the regular Hisuian one. I kinda found the regular one a bit goofy with its face and how round it looks. Bloodmoon's a hulking monstrosity, and looks decently intimidating.

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This is the most adorable thing I've ever seen. Ursaluna protects baby Terapagos in his sleep!

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Pokémon Trainer Gladion autistic and transgender icons — requested by an anon

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Y'know, as silly as the "the devil haunts pokemon Diamond Pearl's trading system to get people's souls" concept is, it does have the flexibility of not belonging to a specific cartridge and the focus isn't on the player character

Therefore, the roadtrip au can, and will, have Dawn, not Lucas, as the Hell Bell character and none of you can stop me

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bought this card online and the note that came with it made me unreasonably emotional

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Hey I just want to thank you for your pokepastas I remember having a short phase when I was like 12 where I was obsessed with reading pokepastas and Pokemon Dead Channel inspired me to play Pokemon channel via emulation on my laptop and I love it a lot and it’s currently one of my favorite pokemon spinoff games, it really needs more love.

I want to ask why exactly did celebi target the trainers eggs and eevees? When I read Nasty Plot I didn’t quite get what the meaning was? Maybe I’m stupid cause I don’t quite exactly get why the celebi is a picture of innocence after using nasty plot and targeting the eevee eggs. Love your stuff btw, wished we got more Pokemon Ghostlocke I really liked reading the comics

haha no problem! i can't take credit for writing dead channel of course, i just own the story/character now, but i'm right there with you! i loved BRVR back then just as much as you! pokemon channel was a silly little game from my childhood too, and i'm glad dead channel gave it some more appreciation.

anyways- about the nasty plot celebi. they targeted the player's pokemon and eggs just because murder was funny! it was just a funny little prank for them. there wasn't really a deeper meaning to it. it's also worth mentioning that innocence also took joey's rattata (and presumably killed it), so it's not like they targeted exclusively eevees. the celebi would've targeted any pokemon or eggs the player was hatching, it just happened to be eevees.

thank you though! i wish i could've worked more on ghostlocke. i recently started feeling nostalgic and started rereading my old scripts i had planned for future pages... the plot was pretty much planned from start to end, but i underestimated just how many backgrounds i would need for each scene. it was a bit too intimidating, so i decided to step away from it. maybe after pkmn-monochrome is over, i might try picking it up again…? (no promises though!!)

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this is a weird thought but it's so very clear that the creepypasta "pokemon dead channel" was written by someone who grew up with the game.

pokemon channel is a very gimmicky niche game from 2003, and the story itself was written in 2010, so it's like a solid amount of time for the author to have gone from early childhood to jaded edgy teenager. they've said themselves that they were "young" when they wrote their creepypastas.

and then there's the little detail of their pikachu's name, brvr, which is "short for brother". the narrator jabs at it for being "nonsensical", but it's so authentically something a little kid would do. if it wasn't a name the author themself used as a kid, i bet it is still absolutely from a real experience.

it's the perfect combination of a weird-but-plausible phonetic spelling of a kid just learning to write and something that makes logical sense to a kid brain but isn't obvious to someone older. even adult authors rarely capture that vibe. and i find that fascinating.