whateveryoueatliveitspart: (down)
[personal profile] whateveryoueatliveitspart
[For those who pay attention to backgrounds, Apollo's sitting against a tree near the Mahogany Town PokéCenter, turning over a standard pokéball in one hand and looking a bit worried.]

Has anyone ever met a Pokémon who didn't want to come out of their pokéball and wanted to be left in the PC Box all the time? I thought that they would all want to come out as much as they could, but he doesn't. Does this happen a lot with Pokémon?

[He opens the pokéball to release...

...a Yamask that goes flying straight for the pokéball, yelling in pokéspeak as it does.]

Put me back in the PC! I don't wanna forget again! Let me in the ball!

[Apollo swings the ball around wildly for a few seconds so that the viewers can actually see the Yamask before it returns to its ball. It finally manages to get inside after a moment of that and Apollo returns his attention back to the camera.]

I found him in the PC Box when I was in Goldenrod a while ago. I think he might be the Yamask who was controlling my body before, but I don't remember catching him. The only thing that I've been able to get him to tell me is that he's afraid of disappearing or forgetting something, so he wants to stay in the PC Box because those things won't happen there? He's like this every time I try and take him out. He won't stay out long enough for me to ask him anything else.

Does anyone have any idea what's going on?

Date: 2012-11-20 08:48 pm (UTC)
captainash: (neutral)
From: [personal profile] captainash
He did seem to know exactly what he wanted.

[And was very loud about it.]

It depends on the type, severity and source of the amnesia. Normally I'd say ask the nurses to examine him, but if he panics everytime you try to take him out...

Date: 2012-11-20 09:22 pm (UTC)
captainash: (despair)
From: [personal profile] captainash
It would be. I couldn't hear his words, but he seemed pretty upset. If there was a way to communicate with him while he's still in the PC...

Date: 2012-11-20 10:19 pm (UTC)
captainash: (thinking)
From: [personal profile] captainash
If you could find out more about his likes and dislikes... or maybe where he comes from. He could become more talkative in a place that's more familiar to him.

Date: 2012-11-21 01:46 am (UTC)
captainash: (stoic)
From: [personal profile] captainash
The visibility would be terrible, at the very least, Besides, aren't Flying-types weak to Ice? That might apply to snow, too.

Date: 2012-11-21 02:19 am (UTC)
captainash: (smiling)
From: [personal profile] captainash
The view's always pretty nice, especially on Earth.

[Though he likes space a lot, too.]

No wonder. If it sticks to his wings it's that much weight additional weight he has to transport, and it'd get in his eyes, too.

Date: 2012-11-21 02:47 am (UTC)
captainash: (confident)
From: [personal profile] captainash
And this is only a small part of a world. Then you get to space, and everything you've ever known feels tiny.

[And another to complain with about their lack of robots?]

At that speed, even the best coat wouldn't help. You'd need something that covers your whole body, and I doubt they make those for Pokémon.

Date: 2012-11-21 03:38 am (UTC)
captainash: (smiling)
From: [personal profile] captainash
With the right type of spaceship, yes. My world even has colonies floating there, but I haven't heard of any here.

[...Ash will buy him a drink. Or twenty.]

Probably not. The feathers are an important part of flight, right?

Date: 2012-11-21 02:37 pm (UTC)
captainash: (thinking)
From: [personal profile] captainash
It might, but usually that's common knowledge.

[Same age as his boy! Hot chocolate is totally a drink, too.]

That would explain why Luster, Watcher and Princess glares at the rest of the team when their attacks throw mud on their wings.

Date: 2012-11-21 05:42 pm (UTC)
captainash: (surprised)
From: [personal profile] captainash
...You're doing pretty well with the Gear and the PC, for someone who's always lived in a forest.

They can work together to go faster, thankfully. And now that Stumbly knows Water Gun, they can ask for his help.

Date: 2012-11-22 01:31 am (UTC)
captainash: (smiling)
From: [personal profile] captainash
It's still not bad at all. I've known people who can read instructions perfectly well and who'd still manage to permanently damage within ten minutes. Along with others who just wouldn't bother at all.

Date: 2012-11-22 02:50 am (UTC)
captainash: (stoic)
From: [personal profile] captainash
There's a very big difference between being able to read instructions and caring about them.

Date: 2012-11-22 02:17 pm (UTC)
captainash: (thinking)
From: [personal profile] captainash
Probably, but the more people think that, the more they do need them.