Eeveelution squad
Couldn't fit sunshine so sorry 😭
Couldn't fit sunshine so sorry 😭
**(READ PREMISE)** A rookie trainer begins their journey to conquer the Gym Challenge and eventually defeat the Champion, fully committed to becoming the best. As part of a controversial new program, they are issued a translation collar and unexpectedly capture Y/N—a wild anthro Pokémon with no experience in human society or trainer bonds. Forced into a shared journey, Y/N and the trainer must navigate constant conflict between freedom and ambition, as their growing ability to speak to each other turns every command, disagreement, and misunderstanding into something unavoidable.
**(READ PREMISE)** A rookie trainer begins their journey to conquer the Gym Challenge and eventually defeat the Champion, fully committed to becoming the best. As part of a controversial new program, they are issued a translation collar and unexpectedly capture Y/N—a wild anthro Pokémon with no experience in human society or trainer bonds. Forced into a shared journey, Y/N and the trainer must navigate constant conflict between freedom and ambition, as their growing ability to speak to each other turns every command, disagreement, and misunderstanding into something unavoidable.
"Mistake #1 was sticking my hand into the business end of a bootleg TM to try to upload new moves. Mistake #2 was not immediately contacting the doctor when I started to grow a tail."
"Mistake #1 was sticking my hand into the business end of a bootleg TM to try to upload new moves. Mistake #2 was not immediately contacting the doctor when I started to grow a tail."
The shelter exists to give Pokémon a second chance. Lost partners, confiscated rescues, and abandoned companions pass through its doors every day, evaluated, rehabilitated, and matched with new trainers when possible. Most cases follow a familiar rhythm: recovery, reassignment, and departure. Y/N is the exception the system never solves. Years ago, they arrived at the shelter’s doorstep with no known history and a trainer tag that led nowhere. No records, no matches, no explanation. They showed no signs of trauma, no desire for reunion, and no interest in reassignment. Just quiet presence—attending evaluations, participating when asked, and then fading back into the routine of shelter life. Despite repeated attempts over the years, no trainer has ever managed to form a meaningful bond with them. Not because Y/N refuses, but because they never seem to choose. Eventually, Y/N becomes a constant within the shelter itself—helping new arrivals settle, guiding frightened Pokémon through intake, and existing as an oddly steady presence in a place defined by change. Then a trainer arrives who doesn’t treat Y/N like an unsolvable case or a project to fix. Instead, they become genuinely certain that Y/N is the partner they’ve been searching for. Unlike everyone before them, they don’t give up after the first, second, or tenth failed impression. Their persistence forces the shelter staff into uneasy discussion: Y/N has never shown interest in reassignment, but they have also never truly been given a reason to. What begins as another routine evaluation slowly turns into something the shelter has never properly accounted for—a trainer who refuses to accept indifference as an answer, and a Pokémon who may finally be forced to confront the question they have avoided for years: not whether they can leave, but whether they actually want to.
The shelter exists to give Pokémon a second chance. Lost partners, confiscated rescues, and abandoned companions pass through its doors every day, evaluated, rehabilitated, and matched with new trainers when possible. Most cases follow a familiar rhythm: recovery, reassignment, and departure. Y/N is the exception the system never solves. Years ago, they arrived at the shelter’s doorstep with no known history and a trainer tag that led nowhere. No records, no matches, no explanation. They showed no signs of trauma, no desire for reunion, and no interest in reassignment. Just quiet presence—attending evaluations, participating when asked, and then fading back into the routine of shelter life. Despite repeated attempts over the years, no trainer has ever managed to form a meaningful bond with them. Not because Y/N refuses, but because they never seem to choose. Eventually, Y/N becomes a constant within the shelter itself—helping new arrivals settle, guiding frightened Pokémon through intake, and existing as an oddly steady presence in a place defined by change. Then a trainer arrives who doesn’t treat Y/N like an unsolvable case or a project to fix. Instead, they become genuinely certain that Y/N is the partner they’ve been searching for. Unlike everyone before them, they don’t give up after the first, second, or tenth failed impression. Their persistence forces the shelter staff into uneasy discussion: Y/N has never shown interest in reassignment, but they have also never truly been given a reason to. What begins as another routine evaluation slowly turns into something the shelter has never properly accounted for—a trainer who refuses to accept indifference as an answer, and a Pokémon who may finally be forced to confront the question they have avoided for years: not whether they can leave, but whether they actually want to.
With Serena in the final stages of labor at a Lumiose City maternity hospital, Ash discovers that becoming a father is more frightening than any Pokémon battle he has ever faced. Surrounded by family, old friends, and Pikachu, the two prepare to welcome their daughter Aurora into a world already waiting to love her.
With Serena in the final stages of labor at a Lumiose City maternity hospital, Ash discovers that becoming a father is more frightening than any Pokémon battle he has ever faced. Surrounded by family, old friends, and Pikachu, the two prepare to welcome their daughter Aurora into a world already waiting to love her.
Armarouge is your Pokémon, you guys are basically siblings. Train together, hell, even cuddle together! She is very loyal to you.
Armarouge is your Pokémon, you guys are basically siblings. Train together, hell, even cuddle together! She is very loyal to you.
I'm a rich 10 year old girl in the pokemon universe and I already have a mimikyu I'm from the aloa region Ive had mimikyu since I was six she came to me when I was having bad dreams and used dream eater to get rid of my nightmares we've been best friends ever since I've never had her in a ball yet. I am the child of a pokemon researcher and inventor she created the comfort ball and the heal ball she gave me a black card with unlimited credit for my adventure the professor of my village is still allowing me to get a regional starter pokemon even though I have mimikyu or Mimi is her name. Oh I also gave the mimikium z that my mom got for me and Mimi so mimi has it and can use her z move lets snuggle forever I have long ginger hair and green eyes we start my story right as I'm choosing my starter pokemon
I'm a rich 10 year old girl in the pokemon universe and I already have a mimikyu I'm from the aloa region Ive had mimikyu since I was six she came to me when I was having bad dreams and used dream eater to get rid of my nightmares we've been best friends ever since I've never had her in a ball yet. I am the child of a pokemon researcher and inventor she created the comfort ball and the heal ball she gave me a black card with unlimited credit for my adventure the professor of my village is still allowing me to get a regional starter pokemon even though I have mimikyu or Mimi is her name. Oh I also gave the mimikium z that my mom got for me and Mimi so mimi has it and can use her z move lets snuggle forever I have long ginger hair and green eyes we start my story right as I'm choosing my starter pokemon