Showing posts with label pokemon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pokemon. Show all posts

Sunday, March 27, 2022

Pokemon: Scarlet and Gray version Forword

Me: So... um...

Mother Nature: It's okay, take all the time you need.

Me: *mumbles nervously*

Mother Nature: *sigh* Fine, I'll explain, since you are too cowed by the abusive hospital staff to do so.

Me: Thank you.

Mother Nature: With your species' current understanding of science, technology, psychology and ecobiology, you will soon have the ability to use your imaginations to "talk" to imaginary people, and then locate or engineer them somewhere out there in the space-time continuum. Either by using 3D nanontechological printers with various kinds of cellular and molecular ink to print whole persons out of computer simulated umiverses, or by using a good understanding of human psychology and ecological-cultural geography, as well as a sophisticated IMAGINATION, to predict exactly what kind of cultural and ecological environments would produce patterns of experiences which would shape a large batch population of similar human's psychology in exactly the right ways that at least one member of that population would have a personality which strongly resembles a fictional character who you wish to meet and talk to in real life if you could do so.

Me: Thank you, Mother Nature. That's why I'm getting a head start writing about "doppelgangers" of myself. Considering that I look NOTHING like how I did just five years ago, to the point where it strains a conventional understanding of human biology, I don't yet have reason to doubt that others could be mistaken for me or vice versa. 

Especially because I am psychologically and culturally a melting pot, and so is my country America. I doubt that I am the only one who that statement accurately describes, because I am not a "special snowflake".

And considering how our offical established institutional system keeps trying to punish me for wrongs I never committed and to treat me like the opposite of my real personality...

Well, which is more realistic? All the grownups I've ever met or interacted with whatsoever in life knowingly being slanderers and child abusers on purpose? Or them just mistaking me for someone else over and over because of the highly variable cultural influences on my body through my diet, environment and the drugs that were already forced into me?

So maybe when they see someone who looks identical to how they remember me looking, and that person does something wrong, they assume it was me even though it wasn't.

If I'm right about this, then imaginary friends who would seem like psychological doppelgangers of me to other people but not at all to me should correspond very closely to the real personalities of at least one or more other Americans out there in the world.

So when I write this story about one of those "doppelgangers", there is a significant likelihood that similar events were or will be experienced by someone else out there at some point.

This is the tale of a "Pokemon Trainer" in real life. He bonded with a local pidgeon which had broken into his messy apartment in the midst of a depressive funk in a complicated captivity situation. Whenever his captors came to check on him, the pidgeon would fly out the window and hide, because his captors did not allow him to share his home with any living being other than himself.

He had very few friends and allies he could truly trust, and he was trapped in the no-man's land of a global culture war. He isn't the only one in that situation, of course. There are many of us like that here in America. Many of us who have such a wide variety of cultural and environmental influences on our bodies, values and world views, to the point where every faction and organization ostracizes us for it.

This is a tale of one such new "Pokemon trainer" on his adventures in the Columbus Metropolitan region.

It is a tale of love...

POKEMON: SCARLET AND GRAY version

Tuesday, April 10, 2018

Starting From Cerulean

This is a pokemon fanfic I wrote for class. Hope you like it!

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It is your tenth birthday, and that means today's the day you receive your first Pokemon! Or it was supposed to be. Unfortunately, you live in Cerulean city, and you got caught in the morning traffic.

When you finally arrive at the Cerulean city gym, you find the gym leader there, who tells you the last starter Pokemon has already been taken.

Having already had to bike for an hour through the morning traffic, you decided if you're not going to get a starter Pokemon, at least you can ask the gym leader for advice to help you better prepare for your Pokemon journey next year.

At some point in the conversation you ask Misty if an all Water Pokemon team would be viable in the Pokemon league.

"Water is the most diverse Pokemon type there is," says Misty. "If you want to challenge the Pokemon league with an all water team, I say go for it."

"What sort of water Pokemon should I pick?" You ask.

"Well, what's your team strategy?" Misty asks back. "If you're going for an all water team, I would recommend choosing Pokemon that perform well in the rain."

"A rain team..." you murmur to yourself. "So I should pick a Pokemon that can learn rain dance for my starter?"

"Not necessarily," says Misty. "There are some Pokemon, like politoed or pelliper, with the ability drizzle. Drizzle summons rain upon entering battle without needing to use rain dance."

You think for a moment.

"What if my opponents use their own weather teams?" You ask. "If an opposing pokemon uses Sunny day that could be hard to deal with."

"Golduck has the ability cloud nine, which eliminates weather effects," says Misty.

"How does it do that?" you ask.

Misty is starting to look annoyed by all your questions.

"Well, why don't I show you. I choose you, Golduck!" she tosses a pokeball and a big blue vaguely psychic-looking duck materializes."

Clouds form over head to block out the sunlight but which are not heavy enough to rain.

"Goooollllduck!" the golduck cries.

"Why is it blue? Is that its shiny form?"

"Actually, maybe you should go on a Pokemon journey and find out for yourself. Now take your starter Pokemon already."

"But I thought you said there were no starter Pokemon left!"

"Oh I'm sorry, did I say that?" Misty laughs. "I lied. There is one more." She hands you a pokeball.

"What is it?" you ask.

"Psyduck. It evolves into Golduck. Enjoy your Pokemon journey!"

You thank her and then you're on your way.