Hah, hey, check this out. Guess I've got one of those creepy fish too, Heather. Let's see what this thing can do...
[Some PokeGear noises.] Uh... Hey, Magi-something. Tackle that other Magi-thing!
[AND IT DOES. The joys of a level 19 Magikarp. The level ten opponent flops off in dismay, and all of a sudden, this wtf fish is glowing.]Hey, bud,
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I wouldn't turn my back on him unless he's in a Pokeball, if I were you. He seems to be leering at you intently.
[She takes her eyes off the Gyarados and turns towards Snow.]
...Hm, what is it?
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For now, he's pulling out another PokeBall, stepping toward Franziska. He hesitates just a second, then offers it to her.]
I thought you'd like this.
[Inside's a Ponyta, fyi.]
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It's not another Magikarp, is it? If it's any Pokemon you already have, I don't want it.
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You said you and your dad used to ride, and you hate riding Rocky almost as much as you hate traveling so slow.
[There was his logic. It's sound, right? Then, slightly quieter:]
His name's Paragon. That means 'perfection', right? And he'll live up to it, I swear. Plus he won't slow you down--he's level 29 already.
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His loss. Franziska walked up the Ponyta with a smile and petted his neck carefully. She wasn't sure about the flames on his main and wanted to make sure she didn't burn herself, leather gloves or no.]
It's a Fire type, too...
[Guess what type that cinders to a crisp, Miles?]
Well then, I shall see to it that he's raised in the most perfect of perfect manners.
[Speaking directly to the Paragon:] It appears you and I have something in common... We both need to prove that we can live up to our names.
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But I suppose it's not exactly fair for you to be the only Pokemon of mine with a name.
[She takes two PokeBalls out of her bag and calls the Pokemon out. A Cubone and a Ledyba look up at Franziska quizzically.]
It's not too late to give you nicknames.
[She looks her Cubone up and down with her arms crossed in contemplation. There's a slight smirk to her voice.]
Despite not evolving yet, you've been working at somewhat satisfactory pace. As to encourage you to work even harder, how does 'Ida' sound for a name?
[The Cubone blinks for a few seconds before nodding her head in silent enthusiasm.]
Good. Now, as for you...
[A shy sounding; 'Bzzzt! Ledyba bzzz ba bzzz']
Stop that! I'm trying to thi-
['Ledybaazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz']
Drone. I just thought of it a second ago and was struck by how utterly suiting it was.
[A Ledyba isn't a useless male honeybee, but ( ... )
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Ida, Drone, and Paragon... I like 'em.
[Ffff, Edgeworth's gloom up in flames. Take away the capital G and it STILL fits.]
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Why don't you want to give him one? Or does he not want one, perhaps?
[Still, it's a bit weird. Now that she's thinking about it, calling a Cubone 'Cubone' all the time is a lot like calling a dog 'Dog'.]
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He seems fine with it. I mean, sometimes I just call him 'Champ', but it's short for Machamp.
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Did you call him "Chop" before, too? What little imagination.
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Just shortening the species name lacks originality.
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[Thundara's wandering over to stand up on her hand legs and touch noses with Paragon. If she can even reach.]
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...What is she doing exactly?
[Watching Thundara, her face is scrunched up trying to figure it out.]
She's not trying to catch herself on fire, I wager.
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