[Question] Any Unity3d Pokemon scripts to use?

using UnityEngine;
using System.Collections;

/*******************************************************************************
/ I made a Message class because my game uses more than just text for its
/ dialog system. You may want just text, you may want some of these members,
/ heck, you may want color like Essentials.
/ This way, your NPCs in the editor can have an array of Messages as a variable.
*******************************************************************************/
[System.Serializable]
public class Message
{
  public string Text = "";
  public string Name = "";
  public Texture2D Portrait = null;
}


public class DialogManager : MonoBehaviour {
  
  // A static member like this, once initialized, can be accessed from anywhere
  // Without mucking around with the findobject which can slow your game down
  public static DialogManager Dialog;
  
  // This is a sanity check for me - I use it to keep tabs on which systems are
  // loaded.
  public bool Ready = false;
  
  // Whether or not the dialog system is currently displaying dialog. You can
  // access this to keep your player from being able to walk during a dialog.
  public bool isTalking = false;
  
  // Unused currently. My plan is to use it for how many characters per frame
  // show up when a dialog box is shown.
  private int TextSpeed = 1;
  
  // This is the one that can be replaced with a string if you want a simpler
  // dialog system than what I'm showing.
  private Message current;
  
  // I thought that it'd be a good idea to cache the next message in my system
  private Message next;

  // Use this for initialization, since a static member has to be initialized
  // once and only once to be useful. Also, this gameobject won't delete when
  // loading your other scenes.
  void Awake () {
    if(Dialog == null)
    {
      DontDestroyOnLoad(gameObject);
      Dialog = this;
      
      Ready = true;
    }
    else if(DialogSystem != this)
    {
      Destroy (gameObject);
    }
  }

  // Public settor for TextSpeed. It's better to make members of a class
  // private whenever possible, though it means you have to write settors and
  // gettors.
  public void SetTextSpeed(int i)
  {
    if(i>0)
    TextSpeed = i;
  }

  // Public gettor for TextSpeed.
  public int GetTextSpeed()
  {
    return TextSpeed;
  }
  
  // This function exists so that from ANYWHERE in your project, you can call
  // "DialogManager.Dialog.StartDialog([yourmessage])" to start a dialog.
  public void StartDialog(Message toSay)
  {
    current = toSay;
    isTalking = true;
  }
  
  // Sets the Next Dialog box
  public void EnqueueDialog(Message toSay)
  {
    next = toSay;
  }

  // Here's the meat of where this becomes useful. This will vary from game to
  // game the most, so I trimmed out my funky code.
  void OnGUI()
  {
    // I use a GameStateManager elsewhere in my project. Replace this
    // with your isTalking variable
    if(GameStateManager.GSM.GetState () == "Dialog")
    {
      // Display Portrait
      // Display Name
      // Display Text
    }
  }
  
  // AdvanceDialog sets to the cached next dialog or, if it's the last one,
  // disable isTalking.
  public void AdvanceDialog()
  {
    if(next != null)
    {
      current = next;
      // At this point, you'll have to figure out how you want to store your
      // dialog for yourself and enqueue it. For this exercise, I'm only using a
      // 2-step chain.
      next = null;
      return;
    }
    else
    {
      isTalking = false;
    }
  }
}