Dr. Stanford Pines (
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victory_road2016-08-23 03:59 am
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[video / action for new bark town]
[Ford is perhaps better-equipped than most to deal with suddenly being dropped into a strange world unlike anything he's ever seen before. That was his life for thirty-odd years, and that it's begun again doesn't trouble him much. He'll adapt; he always has, with time. The woman (clearly younger than him) calling herself his mother is a little strange, but further inquiry and a cursory scan of the literature included in his new backpack answer most of his questions. In particular, they explain the neat little device that looks very much like an odd cellphone. This 'Pokégear' can be used to communicate with other people, and so that is exactly what Ford decides to do. If he's learned anything in his prior experience with this sort of thing, it's to ask questions.
The camera shakes a little, and his face is sort of awkwardly off to the side of the frame, but he managed to get it working and that's the important thing. For a first try he's not doing all that badly. Behind him, trees and a couple of quaint New Bark Town roofs are visible.]
Greetings! Is greetings the polite form of salutation in this universe? My name is Stanford Pines, and like what I assume must be the majority of you, I am not a native of this world. I only just arrived today, in fact. This is probably the warmest welcome I've seen since the universe where every day is your birthday.
[That place got old really fast, honestly (and you got old really fast if you stayed there too long).]
But, to business. [He holds up a pokéball with the hand not holding the 'gear.] How do you open--
[As if on cue, the Pokéball pops open and out of the light materializes a small green creature. It takes one look at him, lets out a surprised trill, and zips away out of frame.]
Oh! [Ford peers in the direction it went, clearly thrilled to bits.] I think it hid in those bushes, hold on --
[Those who reply by 'gear will get to follow what is essentially Ford Pines liveblogging his attempts to recapture his own starter. Or perhaps, if you're in New Bark Town as well, you'd like to help in person? An old man crashing around in the underbrush on the outskirts of town is sure to draw attention.]
The camera shakes a little, and his face is sort of awkwardly off to the side of the frame, but he managed to get it working and that's the important thing. For a first try he's not doing all that badly. Behind him, trees and a couple of quaint New Bark Town roofs are visible.]
Greetings! Is greetings the polite form of salutation in this universe? My name is Stanford Pines, and like what I assume must be the majority of you, I am not a native of this world. I only just arrived today, in fact. This is probably the warmest welcome I've seen since the universe where every day is your birthday.
[That place got old really fast, honestly (and you got old really fast if you stayed there too long).]
But, to business. [He holds up a pokéball with the hand not holding the 'gear.] How do you open--
[As if on cue, the Pokéball pops open and out of the light materializes a small green creature. It takes one look at him, lets out a surprised trill, and zips away out of frame.]
Oh! [Ford peers in the direction it went, clearly thrilled to bits.] I think it hid in those bushes, hold on --
[Those who reply by 'gear will get to follow what is essentially Ford Pines liveblogging his attempts to recapture his own starter. Or perhaps, if you're in New Bark Town as well, you'd like to help in person? An old man crashing around in the underbrush on the outskirts of town is sure to draw attention.]
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[Well. That sure does sound unpleasant.]
If you don't mind me asking, what Pokémon exactly were you assigned?
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Even while sitting on my shoulder. Some of these things can be... heavy.
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Any other type of creature? That's -- why, that's amazing! Does it have a size limit? A change in weight implies a change in density, too, which is simply astounding--
[Stop him, quick, before he never shuts up.]
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[Did he make a mistake bringing this up? Possibly.]
But yeah, any type, I'm pretty sure? I don't know about limits, but it's been able to turn into everything I've encountered so far. I mean, it's turned into something at least several times its size before...
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That shouldn't be physically possible... unless the laws of physics here are markedly different, or Pokemon warp them locally as-needed.
[After all, his Pokemon levitates. Fuck gravity, right?]
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I mean, my friend's Pokemon is a living, floating sword. I just kinda... go with it.
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