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- allura (voltron),
- angel (borderlands),
- atem (yugioh dm),
- boober fraggle (fraggle rock),
- bruno bucciarati (jjba),
- cecil harvey (final fantasy 4),
- dirk strider (homestuck),
- felix hugo fraldarius (fire emblem),
- gabi braun (attack on titan),
- geddoe (suikoden iii),
- harry potter (harry potter),
- heather mason (silent hill),
- hermione granger (harry potter),
- hunk (voltron),
- jane crocker (homestuck),
- juniper woods (ace attorney),
- keith (voltron),
- keldor (masters of the universe),
- leone abbacchio (jjba),
- lupa (digital devil saga),
- marik ishtar (yugioh dm),
- min-gi park (infinity train),
- minfilia warde (ffxiv),
- narancia ghirga (jjba),
- radley (yugioh 5ds),
- riz gukgak (fantasy high),
- seto kaiba (yugioh dm),
- shadowmaru (brave police j-decker),
- shrike (oc),
- sion astal (legendary heroes),
- takashi "shiro" shirogane (voltron),
- todoroki shoto (my hero academia),
- vinegar doppio (jjba),
- yuzu hiiragi (yu-gi-oh! arc-v)
Battle Convention!
Early Saturday morning, the doors of one of the largest --if not the largest-- convention centres in Viridian City open to welcome everybody to this years Battle Convention.
Spread out across several floors, and the battling fields outside, the Battle Convention is the place to be for anyone with an interest in pokemon battling. Whether you are a hardcore battler trying to hone your craft even further, or a newcomer to the battling scene hoping to learn, the Battle Convention has things of interest to everybody. It's promising to be a busy event, with trainers attending from all over Johto and Kanto. Famous battlers and gym leaders alike can be spotted in the crowds, hosting workshops or even entering in the tournaments.
The Tournament Ground
Outside of the convention centre, stands have been erected around at least a dozen Pokemon battle fields. This is where the various Tournaments will be held. Throughout the weekend, three tournaments will be held here. There is the Otherworlder Battle Tournament, a separate tournament for native Elite Four Champions, and a third Li'l Champs tournament for trainers under the age of ten.
Viewing the various battles is absolutely free, and could be a good source of insight into battle strategies employed by some of the best battlers in the region. Or, if you are attending the Li'l Champs tournament -- a most adorable insight into the dedication and friendship between young children and their first Pokemon.
Due to the number of battles, at any given time, various battles will be ongoing. The Li'l Champs tournament will be held on Sunday, while both the Otherworlder battle tournament and the Elite Four Champions battle tournament will have most of their preliminary matches held on Saturday, with the finale few matches on Sunday.
So, if you are done shopping (or maybe just ran out of money) and there aren't any workshops catching your eye, why not come down to the Tournament Grounds and catch a few battles?
First Floor
The first floor of the Convention Centre has been reserved entirely for various workshops and battle demonstrations. In essence, whatever topic related to battling you might be interested in -- whether it is using certain moves or items, battle strategies, or even demonstrations on why you should be adding X type to your roster -- you'll probably find someone here willing to talk about it. Even breeders might find something of interest here, as there are a few people giving workshops on how to breed pokemon for battle-minded customers.
Schedules are available so you won't miss anything you are interested in. Some of these workshops might only be given once, while others are repeated a few times throughout the convention, so make sure to check your schedule!
And among the crowd giving demonstration and workshops, you might even find a few familiar faces -- yes, members of the Aurora League have also been given the chance to speak about any battle topics near to their heart. Why not check out what they have to say?
Second Floor
The second floor of the Convention Centre has been reserved for the important business of commerce. Have some money to burn? Want that sweet serotonin boost of buying a thing? Maybe you deserve a little treat after winning (or losing) your battle. If so, head on up here.
Spread across various rooms, the Battle Convention dealers have everything that could be of interest to a trainer. There is, frankly, far too much to list here individually, so please accept this rough list of what your characters can find here.
However in addition to all of these items, the Silph Co. Booth is drawing a lot of attention. There is an announcement that they will be unveiling something truly special on Sunday, so all of Saturday is awash in rumours and guesses. There is talk that whatever they will be unveiling will be one of the prices in the tournament, though who knows if that is true. When Sunday finally comes, there is a huge crowd around the booth, watching as Silph Co. unveils
EXP-Share, the newest held item to make your training a little easier.
The EXP-Share, which will go on sale in the department stores after this weekend, is a new type of held item. Once given to a Pokemon, this Pokemon will receive EXP during battles, even while not battling itself. Have a Pokemon that is difficult to train like Magikarp? Did you just hatch a new Pokemon, but you are in an area where the wild Pokemon are too high in level for them to train against? Why not give them an EXP-Share and have them comfortably gain EXP without risking them in battle.
Battle Convention attendants can get an early start on buying an EXP-Share, though they are limited to one per customer. The price is 40,000p.
Third Floor
This is where you can go if you need a little break from all the hustle and bustle downstairs. Various food vendors and sit-down places have been set up here, allowing characters to grab a meal or something to drink, rest a little, or even go strategise for upcoming tournament battles.
As always with these type of events UBIRDS will be available to fly characters to Viridian City and back to where they were staying afterwards.
Spread out across several floors, and the battling fields outside, the Battle Convention is the place to be for anyone with an interest in pokemon battling. Whether you are a hardcore battler trying to hone your craft even further, or a newcomer to the battling scene hoping to learn, the Battle Convention has things of interest to everybody. It's promising to be a busy event, with trainers attending from all over Johto and Kanto. Famous battlers and gym leaders alike can be spotted in the crowds, hosting workshops or even entering in the tournaments.
The Tournament Ground
Viewing the various battles is absolutely free, and could be a good source of insight into battle strategies employed by some of the best battlers in the region. Or, if you are attending the Li'l Champs tournament -- a most adorable insight into the dedication and friendship between young children and their first Pokemon.
Due to the number of battles, at any given time, various battles will be ongoing. The Li'l Champs tournament will be held on Sunday, while both the Otherworlder battle tournament and the Elite Four Champions battle tournament will have most of their preliminary matches held on Saturday, with the finale few matches on Sunday.
So, if you are done shopping (or maybe just ran out of money) and there aren't any workshops catching your eye, why not come down to the Tournament Grounds and catch a few battles?
First Floor
Schedules are available so you won't miss anything you are interested in. Some of these workshops might only be given once, while others are repeated a few times throughout the convention, so make sure to check your schedule!
And among the crowd giving demonstration and workshops, you might even find a few familiar faces -- yes, members of the Aurora League have also been given the chance to speak about any battle topics near to their heart. Why not check out what they have to say?
Second Floor
Spread across various rooms, the Battle Convention dealers have everything that could be of interest to a trainer. There is, frankly, far too much to list here individually, so please accept this rough list of what your characters can find here.
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However in addition to all of these items, the Silph Co. Booth is drawing a lot of attention. There is an announcement that they will be unveiling something truly special on Sunday, so all of Saturday is awash in rumours and guesses. There is talk that whatever they will be unveiling will be one of the prices in the tournament, though who knows if that is true. When Sunday finally comes, there is a huge crowd around the booth, watching as Silph Co. unveils
The EXP-Share, which will go on sale in the department stores after this weekend, is a new type of held item. Once given to a Pokemon, this Pokemon will receive EXP during battles, even while not battling itself. Have a Pokemon that is difficult to train like Magikarp? Did you just hatch a new Pokemon, but you are in an area where the wild Pokemon are too high in level for them to train against? Why not give them an EXP-Share and have them comfortably gain EXP without risking them in battle.
Battle Convention attendants can get an early start on buying an EXP-Share, though they are limited to one per customer. The price is 40,000p.
Third Floor
As always with these type of events UBIRDS will be available to fly characters to Viridian City and back to where they were staying afterwards.
Cecil Harvey | OTA
[Now, Cecil and his team have been battling for over a literal decade. Losing is part of life! It would have been nice to keep going, but Emporio's victory was well-deserved, and Cecil wishes him nothing for the best for the rest of the tournament.
But! There's no point in losing if you don't learn from it, and if you don't at least attempt to find counters against the strategy that beat you. And as it happens, Cecil can afford counters, as long as they're available.
Thus, a man and his Clefable are having a lively discussion near an elevator on the second floor.]
Now, Rosie, I can buy you as many status-preventing moves as you wish, but that'll hardly compensate for your lower speed.
[Fable clefclef clefable faaaaaaa!]
Yes, well. That's not your ability, there's nothing we can do about that.
[Don't hesitate to ask them to move if they're in the way, really. They won't mind.]
Egg purchase
Yes, madam, I am being entirely serious.
[And Cecil does, indeed, look serious as he speaks to a particular seller. The woman in question is holding up a paper list, with a confused yet hopeful look on her face.]
I'd like all seventeen options, please. Are you certain you cannot transmit tutor and TM moves to the child? I'd not mind paying extra for those, if they're available.
[This is one breeder's very lucky day, apparently. But which species is he buying?]
Other?
[If you'd like to meet Cecil in other circumstances, go right ahead! He'll be all over the place throughout the weekend, he's not actually glued to the second floor.]
Egg purchase
Of course, Sion can't resist the opportunity to tease!
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Sion gets a glance, but very little more for now, as apparently pre-ordering an egg worth a small fortune involves paperwork and a deposit.
"As it happens, this wonderful breeder offers exactly what I need, which is very much a necessary quality if one wishes to sell eggs."
Admittedly, the seventeen egg moves are more of a bonus than a necessity, but no one involved in the transaction is complaining about it.
btw did you want to continue their hisui thread?
Nope, Sion's not letting this one go that easily. It's the principle of the thing! And, of course, the fact that a pair of gym leaders are standing there joking around while one of them orders a specially-bred egg probably isn't going to hurt the breeder's reputation any.
My heart says yes, my schedule weeps.
Between the reputation boost from a double leader visit and the wallet boost from seventeen freaking egg moves, Ms. Breeder's day is certainly made. Her week, even. Maybe she'll even frame that paperwork as a souvenir!
Aww, maybe whenever you can squeeze it in, then
If she were feeling ambitious she could ask for autographs!
"Well, I look forward to when your menagerie inevitably attempts to outdo what mine and Ryner came up with."
That is a positively devious grin he's sporting as he says that.
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And that's when his right hand swiftly clamps over his mouth, startling the breeder. His Pokémon may be in their balls but that doesn't mean they can't hear, oh no, he can't give them ideas, please don't let them get any ideas.
His hand is still in place when he carries on, muffling his words.
"Let's not encourage them too much, shall we."
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"Now, now, you were the one who was about to give them ideas, not me!"
Even if he may have deliberately provoked that reaction a bit.
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He's starting to look a bit ridiculous, as he's very much aware. His hand falls down once more.
"They'll have a few more potential partners to choose from, next time, and likely a few new moves to pass on, too. That'll have to suffice."
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"And hopefully they will remain content with that, I imagine."
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"Content? Never. However, they do understand that without such a compromise, their breeding sessions would be immediately and permanently canceled."
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"Oh? Isn't agreeing to such a compromise in itself choosing to be content with matters?"
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The truly surprising part is that they're keeping to it, despite outnumbering him greatly. Looks like they do care!
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Sion can play these word games all day. Not that that should be remotely surprising, considering.