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[usedlaserbeam]

Seeing as how it's been about seven months since the last time we did this, it's high time for another...


TEST DRIVE MEME!

Post with the characters you're thinking of apping in to see how they do! Either they've been here a while, are just arriving, or anything you want!

Have fun!

Comments

[tentacletrainer]

Correct. To support this theory: we can't die. We merely, miraculously, appear back at a Pokemon Center before reaching death to be taken care of. Occasionally, we will fall into week long 'comas' in which we return home and live out part of our life again. My theory assumes we have merely woken up.

There is also a Pokemon here heavily involved in the world of dreams. Munna and Musharna.

[cluesandploys]

Still, that would require someone imposing such a collective experience upon us, which in turn suggests a...multiversal entity with resources extensive enough to arrange for a mass dream in the first place. To say nothing of how such an entity would manage to get its hands on us in the first place, regardless of our...circumstances.

of course she comes up with this idea on a test drive meme instead of in game canon

[tentacletrainer]

Not necessarily. Perhaps it just takes...a game entity.

[[...if she really thought about it. Pokemon is a game. Sburb was able to take people from across the universe, no matter the places or time or time period...it could influence everyone. Past selves, future selves, doomed selves, alternative selves...on Earth, in the game, in the furthest ring, in a different universe, on a different planet..........]]

[cluesandploys]

A game entity?

[POSSIBLY THE WRONG CHOICE OF WORDS, THERE.]

[tentacletrainer]

[[Oops...]]

A game entity, yes. See, in my home world, my life was practically controlled by a video game of destiny called SBURB. Earth was destroyed, we were transported to these different planets, and we had to play the game. And this game affected people from different universes in different timelines. It affected versions of ourselves in the future, in the past, who were doomed to die...

It controlled everything.

Also in my home world?

Pokemon was a video game.

[cluesandploys]

[...So basically this person is batshit crazy, then. Probably not a reliable source of information, as a result.

Gently caress.]

And you think something like that is at play here.

[tentacletrainer]

[[If you think she's crazy, just you wait until you meet some of the other people who are around here.

Then we'll see who is crazy.]]

It's a theory at least. May or may not be possible, but at this point, with how many odd things happen here, nothing can really be counted as impossible.

[cluesandploys]

When you say "odd things", what do you mean by that?

[Because let's be real, if that were a text box, "odd things" would have been underlined and waiting to be followed-up upon.]

[tentacletrainer]

Beyond the fact that you now find yourself in possession of a handful of powerful, might as well be 'magical' creatures, you can't die no matter how badly you injured you become? A handful of these Pokemon are telepaths, able to speak directly to your mind as well as read it if they wish. Most Pokemon that should be able to be ridden while flying can't until you teach them Fly. Team Rocket were able to create a mutagen that spread through the air, infecting people with the power of Pokemon and appropriate physical changes. The world was almost brought to an end by giant rock and ice creatures. The list goes on, really.

[cluesandploys]

And you're attributing that to the "game experience"; somehow, it's been written into the rules of the phenomenon that such things can exist, by whatever standards of logic this particular "game" has opted to follow.

[tentacletrainer]

Exactly.

[[See, it's not that crazy of a theory!]]

[cluesandploys]

That still doesn't explain where the game entity came from, or who created it. Regardless of whether it's capable of functioning independent of a human controller, it still had to come from somewhere.