May I join? I have two character ideas, if thats ok.
Species- Dragonite
Name as a human- Megumi Michiko
Name as a Pokemon- Megumi
Personality- Megumi is a very timid, shy, and caring girl. She absolutely detests fighting, in any way, shape or form, barely tolerating professional pokemon battles (but, as long as the pokemon were battling on their own free will, she was fine.) She is a very caring girl, just watching when someone needs help or needs a friend, and hates to see other people sad or upset. Your all-around kindhearted girl. Her kindheartedness can make her very naive at times though, and that tends to get her into all sorts of problems.
Shiny?- Nope
History before becoming a Pokemon- Megumi's father worked for a large global corporation (left unnamed due to a creativity lapse), which required her father to go where work needed him. Because of this, the family was always uprooted from wherever they happened to be living about once a year to move to some new location. Because of this reason, Megumi could never make any permanent friends, and grew timid and shy. For once she wished that she could stay in a single spot for more then a year or two, but that seemed like it would never happen. The families finances relied on her fathers work, and so it was impossible to change that.
Because she had no consistent human friends, she was forced to turn to her pokemon, Hikaru, a Dragonite that had grown from a dratini whom she saved from an abusive owner in Celadon city, who was obviously a frequent drinker and gambler (wich is how he got the pokemon in the first place.) She would talk to him when she was feeling sad or depressed, and he was always right there to listen to her. In him, she had found a permanent friend, or so she thought.
There came the time where Megumi contracted the same disease that seemed to be spreading all over the kanto region. Her temperature rose, and she was in bed practically all day. Hikaru stood beside her through the entire ordeal, always hoping she would get better. But in the end, like all the rest, she passed on.
Island- Draco Island
RP Sample- From Pokemon Annihilation: Conquest on serebii forums.
Megumi sighed as she looked down at the picture in her hands. It was a photo of her entire class that they took earlier this year. Well, at least it had been her class. They moved shortly after the picture had been taken, and now here they were, moving once again, merely five months after entering their current household.
She placed the photo in the box, and sealed it up to be brought down to the moving van (I say 'down' due to them being on the second floor.) Kai was sitting by the window to Megumi's room, watching Luso try to help get the box filled with all of Megumi's moms books into the van. Kai watched in amusement at the Riolu's attempts, knowing full well how many books the mom of the household actually owned, and already knowing it weighed many times more then the poor pokemon trying to move it. It was then that Hikaru came over and lifted the box for the pokemon, setting it inside the truck much more easily then the Riolu.
Luso marveled at his Sensei's abilities, while the Dragonite scratched the back of his head, saying it was nothing, really.
Hikaru began to head back into the house, with Luso marching right behind him, when something odd happened. Hikaru and Luso began to feel an uneasy feeling, like the type you feel when something big was about to happen. Hikaru, worried by said feeling, headed up the stairs for Megumi's room, Luso following right after, concerned about their friend.
However, the moment the two pokemon entered the girls room, there was a bright flash of light, and all four of them found themselved atop a large mountain, staring at a pokemon that they all believed to be a myth, who was telling them all some quite unbelievable things...
"Wha..." Megumi stammered, very confused by all that was happening, confused and afraid "What do you mean! S-since when has the world b-been in danger? Why do we have to save it? Whats going on!"
She felt a familiar hand upon her shoulder. It was Hikaru there to give support. It didn't matter what was going on, he would be there for her, the same with Kai, who jumped upon the dragonites shoulder, and Luso, who stood faithfully at his side. They would be there for their friend, and that made her feel a little better.
Lugia groaned a bit as his eyelids began to open, and he started to awaken from his unconscious state. He began to recall what had happened before he had fallen, only to wish he hadn't. The last things he remembered were seeing the beings whom used to be Zapdos and Moltres, give the orders to have him infected by a Deoxys, but after Arceus' rescue, everything began to blur. He looked over at Articuno, just as injured up as he was, and a pang of sadness went through his heart. Her two brothers had just been taken from her, and there was no way of telling if they ever would be able to return to normal, or if the only way to be with them again would be to become one of them. He could not help but feel like it was all his fault somehow. He wished there was something he could do, he would gladly give himself up in exchange for the three birds freedom at this point. He had never felt so powerless. He, a legendary pokemon, was coming to realize just how weak he really was...
It was then that he realized the humans. There were so many assembled, and in his current state, any one could throw an ultra ball and have a fairly good chance of catching him, however he knew that if Arceus had called them there, they should have been of pure hearts. He trusted Arceus, and held onto the hope that somehow, yes, somehow they would be able to get through this, stop the Deoxys, and reverse the infection. Yes... somehow...
Species- Grumpig
Name as a human- Leonard Davia
Name as a Pokemon- Yuudai (Yuu)
Personality- Yuu is a very calm, cool, and collected person. Even in battle, he tends not to show signs of stress, and almost always exibits what can only be described as a good mood. However, he has a habit of telling things like they are, and dosn't sugar-coat things much. He enjoys being around people, as he believes he spent enough time being alone. His relaxed attitude tends to get on peoples nerves, however, especially in times when a serious attitude is needed.
Shiny?- Nope
History before becoming a Pokemon- Leo seemed to be in an orphanage for almost his entire life. His parents supposedly died shortly after his birth, but he could never quite pin down the exact cause, as people usually gave him different stories. Leo tended to have the very bad luck of having friends adopted away shortly after he met them, and so for the first seven or so years of his life, what seemed like an eternity, he was stuck in the orphanage, friendless and alone.
One day though, what seemed to be a mericle happened to him. He was adopted by the president of the Pokétch company, and now suddenly found himself rich. He now lived in his new fathers mansion in the heights of Saffron City (though the Pokétch company was in Jubilife, his foster dad owned many homes) which was quite a change from the orphanage where he once lived.
However, he still found himself lonely. His new dad was always in Jubilife for business, or on a long trip for the same reason, leaving him alone at the mansion. Yes, there were the servants there to take care of him, but despite having all the luxuries that a teenage boy could want, he felt more alone then ever. He longed to go on an adventure like other pokemon trainers, but despite being the foster son of a millionaire, he lacked the funding to do so. For legal reasons, he didn't actually gain access to the money in his fathers fortune until he was 18. And so he waited, longing for the day when he turned 18, and was able to go search for a place that he thought he truly belonged in. However, about a week before his 18th birthday, he contracted the deadly disease that had been spreading throughout the region. He died the day before he turned 18, with nobody in the room when it had happened.
Island- Magic Island
RP Sample- From Pokemon Wars: Rise of the Darkhearts, on Serebii forums.
Leo floated through the large chamber, or at least his soul did, not fully aware of what was happening to him. Something was calling him to the area beneath the hole that Regigigas had opened, and so he floated twords it, but weather it was by his own free will (literally) or some other force he did not know.
He came upon a statue of a pokemon, and without giving much thought to it, his soul was sucked inside of its chest. His soul came to rest somewhere near the center of the body, and began to settle itself down, taking control of the body it was to live in for quite some time, possibly for the rest of its life. Once his soul was used to its new home, Typhlosion, the warrior of fire, opened his eyes once more, for the first time in fifteen thousand years.
Leo looked around at the new surroundings, and then looked down over the body he now inhabited. He turned in a circle to try and get a look at his back. Everything felt different, while at the same time it felt like he belonged in this body every bit as much as he did in his old one. He put a paw to his chest. His pokemon heart beat the same way his human one did, but he felt something else: a raging fire deep within him, sending warmth throughout his body. He decided to try something, and took a large breath inward, feeling the flames within him grow, before exhaling, intense flames coming from his mouth and creating a mane of fire around his neck. When flamethrower was over, he looked down at his paws, and spoke to himself.
"So its not an illusion... Im really a Typhlosion." He said "Some weird afterlife..."
He gazed at the souls of the remaining humans floating twords their new bodies. The way the spheres of light shined, it seemed like you were viewing all of the goodness and joy held within the person the soul belonged to. He reached out a paw to try and touch one that was passing him by, but quickly withdrew it. For some reason, he felt like something horrible would happen if you touched a persons soul, and so he just decided to watch the shimmering balls of light enter their new bodies, and not disturb them.