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If you were to have your own villain team in a Pokemon game, what would it be like?
What would your name be?
What would your party be?
What would the team be called?
What kind of people who be in charge?
What would the emblem look like?
What would your grunts look like?
What would your ultimate goal be?
My team would be called Team Zodiac and my name would simply be 'Cancer'. I wouldn't lead individually, but instead be part of a twelve person group of leaders, each representing a different Western Zodiac. My party would be Clawitzer, Crawdaunt, Kingler, Kabutops, Crustle, and Armaldo. Our emblem would be a zodiac wheel with each section colored differently and a white "Z" in the center. Our goal would be to complete an ancient astrological ritual that would release a monstrously powerful celestial legendary Pokemon, and its power would be used to balance the world and form it in our image. The grunts would look like, but I'm thinking black and white robes with colored accents based on the zodiac they follow.
What would your name be?
What would your party be?
What would the team be called?
What kind of people who be in charge?
What would the emblem look like?
What would your grunts look like?
What would your ultimate goal be?
My team would be called Team Zodiac and my name would simply be 'Cancer'. I wouldn't lead individually, but instead be part of a twelve person group of leaders, each representing a different Western Zodiac. My party would be Clawitzer, Crawdaunt, Kingler, Kabutops, Crustle, and Armaldo. Our emblem would be a zodiac wheel with each section colored differently and a white "Z" in the center. Our goal would be to complete an ancient astrological ritual that would release a monstrously powerful celestial legendary Pokemon, and its power would be used to balance the world and form it in our image. The grunts would look like, but I'm thinking black and white robes with colored accents based on the zodiac they follow.
