This is just a simple roleplay through a made-up island. The island itself is decently sized and is composed mostly of forests and mountains, though there are a few grassy fields and the beaches at the edges of the island. The pokemon living there don’t have any real name for it, it’s just their home, but the humans living there call it Crowder’s Island. It's a generally peaceful place with the main problem usually just weather, but that's all about to change...
Anyway, all information about this will be right here:
https://pokecharms.com/threads/crowders-island.16187/
It has the rules, lay of the land, and all that good stuff there. This chat will be strictly for roleplaying so if there's any questions, comments, or sign ups please do it in the linked chat.
Rules
No godmoding or Mary-sues please
Have atleast two sentences per reply
If you joined and decided you don’t want to be part of this please message me. I promise I won’t be mad or anything
Try to have proper grammar. It’s perfectly fine if your character uses incorrect grammar, but anything that isn’t dialogue should have decent grammar. If you’re not a native english speaker or struggle with it, that’s fine, just try your best and all that jazz.
You can play as multiple pokemon/humans, but please no legendaries
Any pokemon from any region are allowed except for legendaries. This includes Alolan pokemon and even some fakemon if you’d like
~Actual Story Stuff~
Pichu groggily raised his head and peaked out of the tree. The sunlight streamed softly through the treetops and right onto his face. He groaned and made his way to a small branch right outside. The sun was a good bit overhead and he had successfully slept through a good bit of morning. Perfect. He planned on doing absolutely nothing today. He climbed through his tree and looked for a berry or some fruit, but found none. His ear twitched in irritation, he had plenty of food when he went to sleep and now it was all gone. Those pikipeks must've taken it. Or the butterflies. Who knows, all he knew was that it was gone. He climbed up a bit further to see if there was anything else and smelt something weird in the air. "What's that?" he muttered groggily. He sniffed deeply, but he couldn't determine what it was, but he could tell it was coming from the North. Curiosity got the best of him and he hopped to the next tree.
The branch swayed lightly under his tiny paws before he jumped off to the next tree. He stumbled a bit before digging in his claws as best as he could on the small branch. A healthy dose of panic set in as he heard the branch creak a bit. He gulped and slowly inched his way to the base of the branch. He noticed a large crack in the wood tried to jump off in panic, but the branch broke and slip right out from under him. The pit yelped and fell down. He tried to grip onto the many branches passing him, but he couldn't grab ahold of any of them. He landed on a thankfully soft pile of leaves with a thud. He looked up as the world spun around him, trying to make out what was there.
Tap floated silently around an exceptionally large fern. The dark green plant was bigger as she was, which wasn't really saying much in all honesty, and looked really interesting to her. the soft green leaves tickled her stump and the stem stood up in an almost proud way. She hummed quietly as she felt bits of herself slip through the fern. She got an odd look from the passing ratite, but she didn't care in the least. She circled around again and felt something was a bit... off. She stopped and calmly looked around. She saw nothing out of the ordinary, so she slowly floated up to the treetops. She blinked at the sudden bright light and looked around. There. At the edge of the grassy field that separated Shadowpine and Blooming was a soft, orange glow. It didn't seem like fire, but she still felt a small twinge of fear. She narrowed her eyes and floated just a little bit closer. Then a bit more. She kept on floating until she was at the edge of the woods. The glow had taken more of a shape now. It seemed to be a large orange sphere, with soft stream of light folding in on it. Tap stayed there, staring at the orange sphere and tried to make sense of it. She had never seen anything like it before.
Anyway, all information about this will be right here:
https://pokecharms.com/threads/crowders-island.16187/
It has the rules, lay of the land, and all that good stuff there. This chat will be strictly for roleplaying so if there's any questions, comments, or sign ups please do it in the linked chat.
Rules
No godmoding or Mary-sues please
Have atleast two sentences per reply
If you joined and decided you don’t want to be part of this please message me. I promise I won’t be mad or anything
Try to have proper grammar. It’s perfectly fine if your character uses incorrect grammar, but anything that isn’t dialogue should have decent grammar. If you’re not a native english speaker or struggle with it, that’s fine, just try your best and all that jazz.
You can play as multiple pokemon/humans, but please no legendaries
Any pokemon from any region are allowed except for legendaries. This includes Alolan pokemon and even some fakemon if you’d like
~Actual Story Stuff~
Pichu groggily raised his head and peaked out of the tree. The sunlight streamed softly through the treetops and right onto his face. He groaned and made his way to a small branch right outside. The sun was a good bit overhead and he had successfully slept through a good bit of morning. Perfect. He planned on doing absolutely nothing today. He climbed through his tree and looked for a berry or some fruit, but found none. His ear twitched in irritation, he had plenty of food when he went to sleep and now it was all gone. Those pikipeks must've taken it. Or the butterflies. Who knows, all he knew was that it was gone. He climbed up a bit further to see if there was anything else and smelt something weird in the air. "What's that?" he muttered groggily. He sniffed deeply, but he couldn't determine what it was, but he could tell it was coming from the North. Curiosity got the best of him and he hopped to the next tree.
The branch swayed lightly under his tiny paws before he jumped off to the next tree. He stumbled a bit before digging in his claws as best as he could on the small branch. A healthy dose of panic set in as he heard the branch creak a bit. He gulped and slowly inched his way to the base of the branch. He noticed a large crack in the wood tried to jump off in panic, but the branch broke and slip right out from under him. The pit yelped and fell down. He tried to grip onto the many branches passing him, but he couldn't grab ahold of any of them. He landed on a thankfully soft pile of leaves with a thud. He looked up as the world spun around him, trying to make out what was there.
Tap floated silently around an exceptionally large fern. The dark green plant was bigger as she was, which wasn't really saying much in all honesty, and looked really interesting to her. the soft green leaves tickled her stump and the stem stood up in an almost proud way. She hummed quietly as she felt bits of herself slip through the fern. She got an odd look from the passing ratite, but she didn't care in the least. She circled around again and felt something was a bit... off. She stopped and calmly looked around. She saw nothing out of the ordinary, so she slowly floated up to the treetops. She blinked at the sudden bright light and looked around. There. At the edge of the grassy field that separated Shadowpine and Blooming was a soft, orange glow. It didn't seem like fire, but she still felt a small twinge of fear. She narrowed her eyes and floated just a little bit closer. Then a bit more. She kept on floating until she was at the edge of the woods. The glow had taken more of a shape now. It seemed to be a large orange sphere, with soft stream of light folding in on it. Tap stayed there, staring at the orange sphere and tried to make sense of it. She had never seen anything like it before.
