the size difference between pokemon and their alpha counterparts is insane. Yes hello this is me and my giant pink thing that is my friend.

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the size difference between pokemon and their alpha counterparts is insane. Yes hello this is me and my giant pink thing that is my friend.

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Name: Tina Myuti
Hometown: Mesagoza (Paldea)
Specialist Type: Fairy
Tina Myuti seems to be yet another enigma to add onto the list of competitors in the Pokemon World Tournament. While she is recorded as coming from Mesagoza in the Paldea region, she claims to actually have found her way there from the Great Crater of Paldea, not being sure why she was there, but somehow getting enrolled in the local Academy anyway. And stranger still was the company she brought with her.
When Tina first arrived in Mesagoza, it's said that she was accompanied by two very different Pokémon believe to have appeared from deep within Area Zero - the primordial Walking Wake, and the mechanical Iron Leaves. While both are very protective of their trainer, they strangely seem to have a rivalry between each other, often coming to blows in Tina's absence. Naturally, since she trained at Mesagoza's academy, Tina has mastered the art of the Terastallizing with this pair, her Walking Wake transforming into a pure Dragon-type, while her Iron Leaves transforms into a Fighting-Type.
It may surprise people to know, but Tina only completed her freeform team upon arriving to Akkadios for the World Tournament. Upon arriving and getting lost, Tina came across an Akkadian Golisopod. However, instead of attacking her as she would've expected, it instead escorted her back, and now keeps an eye on her, turning her around if she gets lost again. As for the rest of her team, her Boltund is incredibly playful, often catching Pokéballs when she attempts to catch a Pokémon, her Musharna not only sends her foes to sleep, but also provides her teammates pleasant dreams, and her Cleffable is a magical powerhouse, dominating the field, especially when Mega Evolved.
As for her specialist team, as well as her Cleffable, her Haterenne and Ninetale play the field with a variety of moves such as Safeguard and Aurora Veil, while her Ribombee disrupts her foes with a range of status effects. Tina also uses a Scream Tail she caught while trying to investigate how she got to the Great Crater, specialising in deafening her foes with volume. As for her Sylveon, while strong, it is notorious being for being a massive flirt, toying with any Pokémon that takes her fancy.
After arriving to Akkadios and finally getting to the Grand Central Stadium in Icon City (after getting lost a few times), Tina took an interest in fellow competitor Randall Paige, being curious by his guarded personality... and the colony of Moistate following him around. Somehow Tina manage to break her way into his heart, and the pair haven't been seen apart since... unfortunately, what once simply a two-person rivalry between Walking Wake and Iron Leaves has now got a third rival in the form of Randall's Genesect. Yeah, trouble's a-brewing.
I Review/Play: Pokemon Brown
For this year, I've decided to try playing through some of the classic historic romhacks. And while I'll be breaking this rule to play new SuperMario Mons, I decided to start with Pokemon Brown due to it's history in the community.
And it was great. It felt very nostalgic, with gen one graphics and alot of the big dungeons and gameplay for classic gen one. The mid and late game have a lot of room to be done in different orders, and money is scarce for most of it but you can still afford almost anything if you need (like extra TMs). The bosses are tough but fair. It features the physical special split, a bunch of Johto mons and future evolutions with great sprites, and several new types. It keeps the speed crit mechanics and the single special stat which recontextualizes the extra mons and the physical/special split. The 20th Anniversary edition looks and plays great and was challenging without being difficult.
Pokémon doodles from the last few years

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Coswellian Cleffa/Clefairy/Clefable
Arguably Coswellia’s most famous regional variant, the Clef line have adapted to the harsh and quite literally ‘alien’ enviroment of Groom Mountain (and several other locations throughout Coswellia) by becoming part Steel type. The metal that covers their hands, ears and forms the ‘skirt’ on the latter two of the line is incredibly tough (so tough in fact that there is no known way to scratch it) and is instrumental in regards to their culture and general place in the region.
General notes
The coloured gems that form from the fingers (and decorate the skirts) are not predetermined and genetics play no part in dictating what the offspring will have. It is entirely possible to see one of the line with a set of identical coloured fingers or (admittedly far more rarely) a full skirt of one colour, but both at once has only ever been rumoured at. Aficionados continue to search.
The gems serve as both a means for the line to channel their attacks as well as communication over vast distances via pulsing them with moonlight, both between individuals of colonies and entire colonies themselves.
It is not uncommon on clear nights to see Groom Mountain - and the sky itself from Clefable - lit up by various coloured lights from all around the region as colonies and individuals communicate.
So far this language has yet to be decoded but the similarity of this to the Beeheyem line has been noted. The two species even be able to communicate like this to a degree, when they meet on good terms.
These gems, much like the metal itself, is impossible to damage or remove normally. They are anchored into place heavily, even on the skirts of Clefairy where they seem as if they could be torn free.
They are, as a subspecies, incredibly industrious. It is believed they have the capacity to shape the ore found in Groom Mountain (and wherever else they dwell) into the same metal as coats them, which they use to form their dwellings and line their burrows. There are entire ‘villages’ to be found in Groom Mountain, if one knows where to look.
As with all members of the line, they worship the moon - and the displays from the various colonies on the full moon can be absolutely breathtaking; it is almost impossible to miss them and they make a wonderful tourist attraction (from a distance!).
As noted, the line is incredibly popular and forms the basis for many tourist-related attractions in the region, though there are strict limits on tourists interacting with colonies under normal circumstances so as not to cause too much disturbance.
They are primarily nocturnal, though it is not impossible to spot them out during the daytime.
I. Want. A. Clefairy.
Spookys currently trying to hire fairy types to help scare.