#oukido

It’s as much a networking event and a social event as it is a review of collected data from several sources.

Dr. Ohkido held the slide clicker in his hand, the low murmur of colleagues in the room a familiar one. The room’s occupants are all typing on tablets and exchanging numbers. A few of them are toting their own articles, collaborating and competing in topics of interest. 

Oak scans the audience for the familiar shock of orange-brown hair sifting through the masses. Green might be here, he thinks, in the other corner of the center. 

“Pokémon types have been the topic of conversation for years among the scientific community in all facets. Today, we have collected an incredible amount of data on cross species type effects, enough to form generalizations about specific crossings of Pokémon genes and the result it has on their resistances, temperaments, and growth.”

More slides. He had studied a group of Ratatta for this particular topic with cross species parentage. The genetic differences were plain on the offspring through minor features or moves. A few murmurs and questions from spectators later, and he’s describing the research results. The parentage resistances depended on specific genes being activated. And it was completely possible to theoretically breed a Fighting Type Rattata with more effort being put into the resistance of Fighting Types.

“These Pokémon that are outside of our average type ranges are called Delta Pokémon. Breeding is only one way to achieve a Delta Species-...”

More questions, more informal conversations.

He releases a pidgey with a small tuft of feathers sprouting from its head in a blaze pattern. It coos and he holds the tiny thing in a gloved hand.

“A fire type pidgey is completely possible, as we see!”

Incorrect Quotes

Johtonians: what on earth do you MEAN the Corsola are bleached?...and what’s with all these smokestacks?!...don’t you know that solar and wind energy is RIGHT THERE...? what the fuck is WRONG with Galarians....why do your people have no respect for the environment?