[ The audio feed starts up to treat all of Johto to the lovely sound of a wailing baby Cubone. The sniffling newly-hatched Pokémon had developed the habit of wandering around and looking for his parent whenever his owner turns his back
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How uncool, dude.
[That was actually the most retarded thing he's seen all day.]
As for your question --- tch. I'd go off of sentimentality.
The Pokemon you keep around the longest tend to be strongest anyway, you know? Since they're the ones you always train.
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[ Just, you know, sniffling. ]
Sentimentality is one way, I guess. But it'd help if my strongest pokémon stopped blowing up at the drop of a hat. It's an embarrassment to train.
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Wait until he evolves and figures out he's stronger than you.
Tch!
[EYEROLL seriously dude get to the program. You do not train superpowered monsters by yelling at them at small ages.]
... Which Pokemon is that?
None of mine blow up.
[Or he hopes they don't. please do not blow up, metal bird that is going to hatch soon.]
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[ Gokudera has already not trained a kitten magical super powered animals made of fire. ]
It's called Electrode. It looks like a giant upside down pokéball with a goofy grin on its face.
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Whatever. Don't go cryin' to Nurse Joy when your own Pokemon beats you up, dude.
Electrode huh --- sounds like another to jot on the list of ones I'm not getting.
[His Kadabra seems to agree -- good ol' Maka Kadabrarn, inputting her usual two cents of Kaddaa ka.]
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I won't go crying to anyone if that happens. Which it wont.
Yeah, it's not really the best choice for anything other than speed. There are better Electric types out there.
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