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I’ll do the best I can reasoning-wise! Perhaps you’d like

Grovyle

Grass-type

If you’ve played PMD:Explorers, you’ll know that being mistaken for a villian despite not being one is a thing with this Pokemon. Also, it’s whole line just looks like the mischievous type.

Litwick

Ghost/Fire-type

As a Pokemon that gains its energy by draining others, it’s a bit on the misunderstood side. Also it’s a cutie.

Misdreavus

Ghost-type

It’s name could very well come from the word “mischievous” among other origins. Scares people.

Purrloin

Dark-type

It’s basically just a cat that’s learned to use its cuteness to get away with things. That’s it. A cat. That happens to be Dark-type

Pyroar

Fire/Normal-type

It’s a Pokemon that’s part of a familial group. Loyalty comes with the territory. Usually associated with either loyal or prideful individuals.

Shaymin

Grass-type

Oh no problem! I always just have NO idea what to sing for a genderbent audition. 

Okay this can make more sense. BTW for anyone confused, this is for Crutchie in Newsies! 

something that would be GREAT is to sing something Jojo from Suessical sings since it’s a bit more gender neutral (SOO many women play this part for a young boy) so Alone in the Universe OR It’s Possible might have cuts that could work perfectly. 

“O-oh, thank you! Also, no way!! No no no I only look up to Raven because they’re so cool and strong a-and-”

You both decide to hear what the Corkus the banette has to say. Not without reluctance, however.

“What conditions?” The Riolu says.

“Oh, there’s no need for you to go worrying your dim little head over there.” Corkus Grins. “It’s nothing too complex.” 

“Just that you keep your lips shut on those made up ‘shakedowns’ that you were so keen to imagine.”

“And that includes keeping quiet to the guildmaster. Capiche?”

Though something might be up, the answer seems obvious. To you anyway.

“Sure, Corkus...” The Riolu eventually agrees; the Banette in question seems to be amused by that. The both of you don't hesitate to pass.

Despite how bad it could have gotten, you decide that went well!

“On a... condition...”