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POKEADOPT GARDEVOIR+ESPEON
«Looking for a fiery, strong, and loyal Pokémon? This fit lady is ready for new adventures. Adopt her before other trainers snatch it up.»⭐
SB:15$
naked version: 200$
AB: 800$
For bets over 400$,then you will receive additional art for the character.
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the sale also goes on DA : https://www.deviantart.com/ewchka66/art/POKEADOPT-GARDEVOIR-ESPEON-1321321133
And FA: https://www.furaffinity.net/view/64656225/
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⋆⁺₊⋆ ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆ It's Heather! ⋆⁺₊⋆ ☀︎ ⋆⁺₊⋆
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My new pokesona, Pixel! He's a noibat, and @canoftomatoes helped me design him :)
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I'm thinking of making a Pokemon headcanon blog inspired by this Sonic one:
https://www.tumblr.com/unpopular-sonic-headcanons?source=share
And I'm not sure if I should do it. There is currently no Pokemon blog that allows headcanon submissions, so I'm not sure if there is a market. I'm also not as in the fandom as I used to be so I'm not sure if I'm the right person to make one (my interest hasn't gone away but just how into it I am has been going up and down for years (I'll get super into it and then fade a bit and then super in again, rinse and repeat)).
I’d say do it!! Heck, I’ll reblog your intro post, and even submit some headcanons :D
Alright, look here. I spoke to you, for lack of a better term, a random person, more in the month of November, than either of my best friends. I spoke to you more in November than any and all of my friends, combined. But, the need to respond in a timely manner got to be to much for me. I stopped reading your messages, so I wouldn’t appear as rude for ‘ignoring’ them. I can’t bring myself to sit and talk about the weather, or what I am ‘looking for’ in a type of relationship that, I said right off the bat, that I wasn’t looking for, and even added that I’m not looking for anything at the moment. I can’t bring myself to pretend that I am alright. And you are not close enough to me, for me to disclose what is actually wrong. Other times, I can fake that pretty smile for months on end without wavering. But, this time of year, it’s really, really hard. As I write this out, I’m almost in tears, as I have been most of the last month. It’s rough when such a 'happy’ time of year, is just so rough on you. Because everyone around you wants you to celebrate family and friends, and everything you should be thankful for. I’m sorry. I just can’t do it. I lost my best friend, 4 years ago. I lost my cousin, last year. Both in terrible ways of their own. I can’t just put on a happy face, when this was the time of year, when my life fell to pieces, multiple times. I’m a mess, I am well aware. But let me spend my few weeks in the way that works for me. Only talking when I must, only going out when it is good for everyone involved. And spending the rest of my time, locked up in my room, curled up in bed, in my pokefandom, or watching RWBY. It’s how I keep myself from breaking fully. It’s my only safety net.
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Gotta Catch'em All
I remember when Pokemon fever swept my school. I didn't know what these "Pocket Monsters" were and I didn't care. Trading cards were banned at my school and as a member of Student Council, one of the duties I was tasked with was writing up any student bringing in this contraband, mostly Magic: The Gathering cards. Pretty soon it was mostly Pokemon cards being smuggled onto campus. I didn't understand it. Awhile later I was at a friend of a friend's house and an older boy was sitting on the couch with some sort of portable videogame system. I inquired what he was playing and he told me he was busy trying to "get a Jigglypuff", I was intrigued at what could be so fascinating.
That Christmas I asked my parents for a Game Boy Color and Pokemon Red. I was hooked at "Hello there! Welcome to the world of POKÉMON!" I played it obsessively and soon found a group of kids after-school, as equally fanatic over this videogame battle with. When I went off to summer camp, I brought my Gameboy and made new friends that way. I resolved to keep my fandom in check and swore off getting snared into the expensive world of trading cards. Awhile later however, knowing I liked "this pokemon thing" my grandmother got me a pack of Pokemon trading cards; initially, I did refused to open the pack but I caved in and found a hologram/foil Moltres card staring back at me. It was all over after that, pretty sound I was hoarding cards too! Still, my first love was the videogames. I found out about a Pokemon mall tour and dragged my parents and another occasion my grandparents to it - the big draw was a chance to get the legendary Pokemon, Mew transferred to your game cartridge. By this time I had definitely reached Cavichhi's definition of an "obsessed fan".
After playing and playing and replaying the game, filling my Pokedex and capturing them all, rumors about a blue Pikachu were all the rage around the playground. I read every videogame magazine I could get my hands on to find out more but soon realized that printed material was just too outdated, I had to go to the source. Before search engines were the de facto way to access information, web users relied on "portals" with carefully vetted links. That's how I discovered fan-fiction and pretty soon, I was staying up all night to read the latest PokeMorphs (mix of Pokemon and Animorphs) stories. Then at the speed of dial-up modem and in the pre-social network era, the Internet blew up in anticipation of the release of Pokemon Gold / Silver in Japan. I asked my grandfather to use his dot matrix printer to print "something for school" so I could study the character sprites for all the upcoming Pokemon.
I scoured the Internet and scored a Japanese ROM of Pokemon Silver that had been 20% translated to English and saved it on a 3½ floppy disk. One of my friends had a Pentium II desktop computer, which was the only machine accessible to me that was powerful enough to handle emulating the ROM. We'd play it together, doing our best to get around the language barrier and progressed about halfway through by the time the North American release of the game finally came. When I got to high school, I stopped playing, it was no longer cool, stopped wearing my "Gotta Catch'em All" t-shirts and I no longer found the "grinding" / leveling up process in the games fun. The last time I dusted off a Pokemon game, was Pokemon Stadium for the N64 when my ex-girlfriend noticed it was in my collection and wanted to give it a go for old times sake. The end of my life as a Pokemon master, the end of my fandom.
mister-rated-x reblogged your photo and added:
Welcome to the fandom :’>
Thank you for the welcome ;w; Hello to you too~
IS THE POKEMON FANDOM THE ONLY FANDOM THAT'S HAPPY?!?!?
