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unyieldingwill) wrote2011-06-18 03:30 pm
unyieldingwill) wrote2011-06-18 03:30 pm
Entry tags:
- anew,
- caldina,
- fuu,
- geo,
- ys cordelan
Shedinja Hunt
[Video / Action for Route 32 near Violet City]
So we finally know the reason so many of our friends have fallen asleep. Their souls have been stolen by a Pokemon called Shedinja. While this seems difficult to believe… that kind of creature must possess some form of magic that allows them to capture souls. Do not look into the hole on their backs. Apparently looking there is what grants the Pokemon the ability to take possession of your soul.
I encourage everyone to try and capture these Pokemon. If you head to a Pokemon Center the nurses will hand you the black colored Pokeballs that were mentioned in the transmission made by Professor Oak. The creatures themselves are weak to fire and flying attacks, I am not sure what else.
Just so we can get some kind of count of how many of these Pokemon are on the loose could you list how many Shedinja you have seen in an area and how many you have been able to capture?
I have been able to capture three of these Pokemon on Route 3...
[Eagle is interrupted as Astina drives another Shedinja from the tall grass. He quickly looks to the ground as he calls out the name, “Carrera!” The Vulpix hops into the battle, launching the fire attack Eagle wants without him even having to say it, since at this point they have fallen into a sort of Pokemon catching rhythm. Shedinja attempts to harden but the fire attack is far too powerful. It wiggles uncomfortably before its last defense falls. It crashes to the ground only to be greeted a moment later by one of those earlier mentioned black Pokeballs.
Once this capture is collected and placed safely into his backpack Eagle returns to address the PokeGear again.]
Sorry about the interruption. I have captured four of these creatures on Route 32 so far those are the only ones I have seen here, but I will keep looking until I am sure we have captured them all.
So we finally know the reason so many of our friends have fallen asleep. Their souls have been stolen by a Pokemon called Shedinja. While this seems difficult to believe… that kind of creature must possess some form of magic that allows them to capture souls. Do not look into the hole on their backs. Apparently looking there is what grants the Pokemon the ability to take possession of your soul.
I encourage everyone to try and capture these Pokemon. If you head to a Pokemon Center the nurses will hand you the black colored Pokeballs that were mentioned in the transmission made by Professor Oak. The creatures themselves are weak to fire and flying attacks, I am not sure what else.
Just so we can get some kind of count of how many of these Pokemon are on the loose could you list how many Shedinja you have seen in an area and how many you have been able to capture?
I have been able to capture three of these Pokemon on Route 3...
[Eagle is interrupted as Astina drives another Shedinja from the tall grass. He quickly looks to the ground as he calls out the name, “Carrera!” The Vulpix hops into the battle, launching the fire attack Eagle wants without him even having to say it, since at this point they have fallen into a sort of Pokemon catching rhythm. Shedinja attempts to harden but the fire attack is far too powerful. It wiggles uncomfortably before its last defense falls. It crashes to the ground only to be greeted a moment later by one of those earlier mentioned black Pokeballs.
Once this capture is collected and placed safely into his backpack Eagle returns to address the PokeGear again.]
Sorry about the interruption. I have captured four of these creatures on Route 32 so far those are the only ones I have seen here, but I will keep looking until I am sure we have captured them all.
[voice;]
What did you wish to gain?
[voice;]
I did truly want to be able to save Autozam.
[Yeah, those other reasons he keeps to himself. ]
I know a lot of horrible actions have been justified by saying it was ‘for the good of the people’, maybe I am no different in that, but at the time it seemed like the correct thing to do. [Smile returns. ] And I don’t have any regrets about it.