ShinySylveric 🎀✨

tldr: A Pokégender related to Shiny Sylveon

Pronouns:

Credit - @sapphicmimikyu

Rib/Bon/Ribbon, Rib/Ribbon, Bow/Bows, Pi/Pink, Fai/Fairy, Lo/Love, Charm/Charms, Char/Charm, Syl/Sylph, Feel/Feels/Feeling, Cu/Cute, Affect/Affection/Affectionate, Care/Cares, Embrace/Embraces, Pix/Pixel

ShinySylveric:

Inspired by - @revenant-coining @the-astral-arbour

A xenogender related to Shiny Sylveon, Shiny Pokémon in general, and Sylveon. It may be due to relating to Sylveon genders but feeling like an alternate version of them, like a Shiny Pokémon. This can also come from feeling like your gender expression feels like a Shiny version of a traditional expression.

holy shit there's a fight going on in town square

there's uhh a bellsprout watching next to a bidoof and uh the battlers are a Honchkrow, a Mismagius, and uhm is that a Houndoom- yeah a Houndoom, weirdly shaped n colored tho. Like a deep crimson? Anyways they're fighting a Raichu, uh a Quilladin, and a Sylveon... AND HERE COMES SYLVEON WITH THE STEEL CHAIR-

[ Sylver used Hyper Beam! ]

WOAH-

[The attack missed! It's not very effective... ]

Dude, oh my gods, watch where you're aiming!

I shouldn't be allowed to watch pokemon horror fan games because then I make stupid zombie pmd au. Inspired by Pokemon Dusk and Dawn.

Meet Team Drake. Sylver the Sylveon is the bad mouthed, no-nonsense bully of a leader. She seems mean, but deep down, she has a kind heart. Dusk the Persian is a kind yet timid soul. Croc the Feraligatr was the brawn of the group.

Meet Brandy the Quilava. Despite everything, she still has her jokes. She is one of the few pokemon to break past Sylver's hard exterior.

In a mystery dungeon, Croc got attacked by a seemingly dead pokemon, and not long after, he turned on his team. Dusk bravely put his fear aside and sacrificed himself to let Sylver escape. Outside, Sylver found many normally docile pokemon had turned violent. She went to the only one she trusted, Brandy. The two found that there was a zombie invasion.

Together, they set off on a journey to save the world.

LOVE seeing my boy Sylver sleeping...he's just adorable! I think the way sylveon look with their ribbons poised neatly around them is just..a prime example of the beauty of pokemon.

And I stepped over him So delicately trying not to wake him up. He really decided to just plop down in the middle of the floor huh.

My opinion about pokémon games 2- Johto (Silver, Gold and Crystal)

Hi! As I said in the last post, in these reviews I will write about what I think is good and bad about different Pokémon videogames. I will talk (at least by the moment) about the principal games and I will go generation through generation. So as last time I talked about Red and Blue here is the link if you missed it now I will write about Silver, Gold and Crystal. Now it’s been some time since I don’t play it so be free to correct me if I make any mistakes.

In general I think this game was more complete than the first one, it had more options, like the phone and the bright idea of Pokémon breeding, which I think is one of the most entertaining things in Pokémon. It also included the first battle tower in Chrystal. It’s kind of a magic game, as they gave it a softer (but not worse) touch that wasn’t in Kanto. In fact Crystal was the first Pokémon game I played and that’s why it makes me feel kind of nostalgic. Another thing that I find very important is the fact that they added the option of being a girl with my favorite protagonist, that girl with blue hair I call Crystal. That was one big step to make the feminine public more comfortable, cause that was basically telling them the game was also for them and that girls can also be heroes. If I am not wrong it was (if not the first) one of the first videogames that added the possibility to play as a woman, and I think this is a big step in such a sexist industry as the videogame’s is. About the world: now that was a real fantasy world! I liked the realistic touch in Kanto but I rather the dreamy Tradicional-Japan inspired Johto. I think it gave another look to the videogames, maybe more appealing to the young public, but also not forgetting the adult one; I love the changing from day to night they added to this second game; I think it’s the best idea they had in Pokémon. All the scenario changed from day to night: you were in the same place but everything was darker and some Pokémon changed. I loved walking through tall grass and finding all the hoot-hoots and spinaraks, I kind of rather playing this game by night; but then the day came again and it all got calm and dreamy again. Talking about the cities, they were all very different; I like every one of them too: the idea of the Sprout Tower in the violet city, together with all Ecruteack city gave it the mysterios and tradicional japanase touch, while Goldenrod and Olivine cities gave it the cute touch. Mahogany Town and Blackthorn city added what most of the audience look for in Pokémon and other videogames, the epic touch, and the lake of rage was also helping in that. But cool cities and towns wasn’t everything that Pokémon offered us; there were also very entertaining places where we could do other activities, like the Ruins of Alph were we tried to complete the Unown dex while solving mysteries and the National Park and it’s contests, I had a lot of fun trying to catch the strongest or weirdest bug! And if that wasn’t enough, we could also travel to Kanto! I honestly have nothing to object about this region, the only fact that can be discussed is the decision of the boring zubat caves again and having to go across the victory road again, UFF!!

The villains: we had Team Rocket again there, which maybe wasn’t necessary but it wasn’t either a bad option. In one hand it was cool they went on showing that, even in a pretty world like the Pokémon one, there was cruelty; I’m referring to things like, for example, the slowpoke’s tails creepy plot. When you’re a child you’re like: “okay, this is bad”. But when you grow up you are like: “wait, WHAT?” They literally cut their tails to sell them in a high price, as it seems they are tasty. But doesn’t that reflect how bad we are too for eating animals? I’m not vegan but that is an interesting fact to think about, how we are reflected in team Rocket actions. Anyways it could likely be more compared to the shark hunting on japan (or was it in China?), as their fins are used for making soups and other food. I’m not sure how it works but I know they kill the whole animal just for eating the fin; if killing an animal you’re going to eat entirely can be cruel for some of us, how is it to kill an animal just for a fin? To me it makes 100% logic these things happen in Pokémon, and it is very clear that it would be team rocket who would sell the Slowpoke tails. The only question I have about it is… what happens to the Slowpokes? Do they kill them? Or do they make them live suffering? I can’t imagine team Rocket healing Slowpoke butts, honestly – and that makes me sad as you know it is the Pokémon I feel more represented by ;_;

But team Rocket was not that powerful since Giovanni left it, and Game Freak made a good job showing the contrast. For example, in Red and Blue, Team Rocket is everywhere: in the powerful places like Silph S.A., in the casino, Giovanni is a Gym leader, etc. while in Gold, Sylver and Crystal they even have difficulties invading the Radio Tower… because when they do you immediately go and kick them out. Not to mention there is no sign of them in Kanto neither. And after this game, team Rocket disappears. I doubt if Game Freak intentions were to make us aware that team Rocket ended there, if they wanted to show how a big mafia ended up being a group of thugs with dark intentions or if they just didn’t know what to do about the villains and didn’t think about a new team as they did lately… I think I personally would have rathered a new team because it is kind of repetitive and boring fighting them again; maybe a team linked to the spiritual touch of Johto? A lot of ideas come to my head, but well, as they made it fit the game, the idea of team Rocket again didn’t end that bad.

  About the Pokémon: All I have to say about them are good things; this is my favorite generation of Pokémon designs, they all look extravagant and at the same time they all have the old school touch Kanto also had. There’s a lot of Pokémon I love there: Smeargle, Jumpluff, Stantler, Ledyba, Hoot-Hoot, Misdreavus… Not to mention the legendaries were also stunning; I simply love Ho-oh and Suicune. They also included the shinys and the baby Pokémon in this game (you know, Cleffa, Pichu, Magby…) which also strengthen the cute touch I was talking about before. The pokemon they choosed of Kanto also fit the story and curiously had a big importance in it, like Bellsprout (in the sprout tower) or gastly and it’s evolutions (that were very important in the ghost gym and also helped strengthen the mysterious and dark touch I was talking about before) . I think it’s the only game I wouldn’t mind what starter to use and the eeveelution introduced are as good as the three originals or even better. As I said, nothing bad to write here.

The Character designs: In the last review I was complaining of the lack of representation of social minorities and well, they introduced the first androgynous looking boy of Pokémon, Bugsy! Not to mention that Will looks kind of androgynous too. They still lacked representation for people of color and androgynous woman (and I could talk about more minorities!) but again that was Japan in the late nineties, so let’s go step by step.  Apart of that they are also good characters, but I would like to know more of them. It feels like the leaders in Kanto had a more important role than in Johto, as some of them are part of the story while we don’t get to know the Johto characters that much (maybe the only exception is Jasmine, as we help her with her ampharos). But there’s one character that amazes me and this is Whitney; she always makes me laugh as I think she’s got a strong character, she behaves like a little girl but she will destroy you with her miltank – she looks cute (and she knows it!) but will make you a drama if she doesn’t win. Honestly I can understand it if the other people find her annoying but for me she is so frinking funny. We may not get to know the new Johto characters that much but the good thing is we get to know the Kanto characters better, and I like the fact that the Johto and the Kanto league are the same and now Lance is the champion, and we also got the opportunity to fight together with him against team Rocket. We can also see how the people of Kanto is doing after the first games: I like the fact that Green is a Gym leader and you can also fight Red.  I could spend hours talking about how amazing and interesting it got but I think I said everything I had to.

I can’t say I have many objections of this game. Now playing it is not as entertaining for me as playing the new games because they got more dynamic and entertaining but it is still one of my favorite games Thanks very much for reading and, if you liked it, please reblog it, like it or follow me, this blog is still new and I need your support to go on with it! J oh, and you can ask about my point of view of anything of the Pokémon world if you want, I’ll try to answer it! Sami Luu~

Nitpicky thing but it always kinda bothers me when people do pokemon good omens verses and just give Crowley a regular snake like Ekans or Arbok. Like, the Snivy line is right there??? And they’re PLANT SNAKES???

he was fearless, and crazier than him. he was his king, and god help anyone who dared to disrespect his king.

10 songs

Rule: Name 10 songs you are currently obsessed with, then tag 10 people. Tagged by @celestialspark, who seems to want to listen to some songs :D So... i’m not obsessed with some of these, but i can listen to them anytime because i love them :3 And i may write a bit about them and why i chose these songs :3 Astera Day Theme - Monster Hunter World [Because i really love this hub-music. Going on a hunt soon, whenever it may be released on PC >.>] Sylver Park/Title Theme - World of Final Fantasy [Did i mention how much i love this game? Yes? Oh ._.”] The World Tree - Xenoblade Chronicles 2 [I really like this song because of the feeling of the area where it plays. It’s a bit tense, giving you chills because you know: the end is near...] Twilight of the gods - Fire Emblem: Echoes - Shadows of Valentia [Spoilerwarning: this is the song of the last fight in the game, so... be warned. But i really like the epicness of it.] Ultra Necrozma Fight - Pokemon Ultrasun/Ultramoon [Spoiler here, too! But well, you read the title allready, i guess... Anyway, this is also an epic fight with an epic music. I seem to like bossfights, i guess...] The Worms Tail (?) - Final Fantasy XIV - Stormblood [SPOILER - its the soundtrack of the last fight in Stormblood, so if you’re planing to play the game... just dont listen to it, okay? ^^” But well, the music is pretty epic, too, and... i heard it a lot recently, because we tried to kill the harder version of this boss, and... we didn’t suceed yet x.x] Restoring the Light, Facing the Dark - Ori and the Blind Forest [Ori is one of the most beautiful games i ever played, and so its soundtrack is so good. Listened to the soundtrack while daydreaming recently, so... yeah. I love it :3] Dearly Beloved - Kingdom Hearts (Dream Drop Distance) [It may be from 3D, but to be honest, you could just listen to any other version. I chose this because its happier than the others. Like... everything’s gonna be okay. Something like that. I really enjoy listening to it] Sprouting - Final Fantasy X [One of my all-time-favorites. Listening to it for years, and it’ll never change. So much memories within such a small song...] Song of the Ancients (Devola) - Nier [I love this because its so calm but melancholic, too. You can get lost while listening to it, drifting apart... Maybe i should stop listening to it, but i won’t do that :< Love it too much] Tagging someone... i don’t know that much people, but i may choose @treamblr? Yeah... and anyone who wanna join, too. Bonus: Supreme Jeh’Oul - Wings of Vi [Wanna hear the song of my nightmares? There you have it. Have fun. ...The worst thing about this is: i will probably replay the game someday, even though it did terrible things to me...]

Whatsup stinkers welcome to my blog

I'm Finn and I'm a 15 year old pkmn trainer in paldea (tho I was born in unova)

I use they/she prns

And I am a champion ranked trainer in paldea!!! No I will not ever stop talking about it (Geeta was a pushover tbh)

The team that I used through the gym challenge + champion assessment was:

Prince - meowscarada (my first partner!!)

Choccy - clodsire

Millie - luxray

Pretzel - floatzel

Sylver - sylveon

Flicker - talonflame

But I also have two pet pokemon who don't battle. Roxie the midday lycanroc and Zoey the zoroark. They're very much spoiled little princesses. Besties too. Very close ever since Zoey joined the group.

I'm currently studying pokemon biology at Naranja Academy! Not really sure where that might take me in life, heh ^^"

Aaaanyway enjoy my silly pics of my little guys on here

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My opinion about pokémon games 1- Kanto (Red and Blue)

Hello darlings!

In these reviews I will write about what I think is good and bad about different Pokémon videogames. I will talk (at least by the moment) about the principal games and I will go generation through generation. So yes, Kanto will be the first. Oh, and even I say bad things about some generation, I still LOVE all the games :)

Red and Blue were the first Pokémon games, created by Game Freak, and that’s why I think this was the scheme for all the games that came later. It was simple and well planned, and it introduced the first generation of pokefans to the game. There wasn’t much to do apart of completing your pokedex and fighting the gym leaders, team rocket and the league, and that’s why I think it gets kind of boring when you have played all the games. But I think it was a good plan to begin with. All the ideas of what the game consists on are there, easily explained and without much details.

About the world: I think the villages are quite boring in general, as they get kind of repetitive. I know they couldn’t do much more with it as the first game boy wasn’t prepared for details but anyways there’s something I like, and it’s that they, intentionally or not, added some background that made them more interesting. Apart from the dark touch we all know they added in Lavender Town, there are some things… how could I explain it? Really, really dark about these games. I mean, for example, have you thought about all the stuff about safari zone in Fuchsia City? It’s not just the fact that you go in a wild zone with rare and very dangerous Pokémon on it, meaning that there is people using it to attract people and make money from them, which is kind of cruel but also happens in other games; it’s also the way they are exposed in this city, just in front of the Safari, there are Pokémon exposed to the public kept in small spaces like: see this!! We’ve got weird Pokémon here!! Come on catch them all!! This gives me some cringe honestly.

About the villains: Team rocket is an interesting team, as they are inspired in a mafia, which makes a lot of sense to me. A mafia would be really interested in such powerful and dangerous creatures if they were real, and of course using them for their own benefit is something they would totally do.  I really think they already have control over Kanto. It makes sense if we link it to the dark vibes I was talking about before. For example with the casino, I think it is clear that it is no coincidence their secret base is located in there; they own the casino. Why? Because in real life there’s a lot of casinos ruled by the mafia. They already own Silph S.A. (I mean that they invaded it, not that Giovanni is the director of it, I remember the man who gives us the master ball) and the Pokémon lab in Cinnabar Island.  They own everything that gives them enough power or money to rule the region, and don’t forget two of the gym leaders are or have been part of team rocket too (Giovanni and Blaine); in the manga even Sabrina is part of Team Rocket!

That makes me think the real game was really criticizing how the ones who really rule the world are evil; the world is ruled by the mafias and some powerful people after all, using capitalism (casinos, companies, etc) and all tools they can to oppress the others and make them do everything they want in their own favor. So the real plot of the games would be about a guy fighting against the system to make Kanto a better place for both humans and Pokémon, being the main character more or less aware of it.

Other stuff I personally see dark about these games are all the glitches and the fact that’s it’s an old game per se. I sometimes doubt that those glitches were all errors and not something Game Freak added on purpose to make the games more interesting. For example, I think the Mew glitch is kind of weird. I have no idea on how programming or videogames work, honestly, but I think it wouldn’t be strange that the glitch was only a way to hide mew, making him a really weird pokemon that only could be owned by those who discovered the glitch by error (or of course the official events were they were distributed), but that are only conjectures. All the Missigno stuff also gave the gamers a lot to talk about. I’m not saying it was like that for sure, but I have reasons to believe it could be more planned than it seems. Anyways, being it planned or not, in the end these are facts that give the original games all the mysterious and punk feels they have.

The Pokemon designs: These are the original designs that made the game famous so, how could I hate them? I love 90’s manga and anime style, so old-school and not that much digitalized as nowadays. I have not much to say, they are cute. Maybe they are not as original and extravagant as in the second generation (Gold and Sylver), which are my favorites, but they have that wild touch that matched the game feels so much. There’s a great variety of designs too, so I think everyone can have some favorites there (I love slowpoke, for example); from the classical “cool shonen” Pokémon like Charizard and Dragonite, going through cuties like cleffairy or meowth, beauties like Ninetails and Lapras to freak dangerous monsters like muk or magneton. The legendaries all look stunning and intimidating so I think they are very good too. In fact, they are all very different, and I think the game freak team worked hard on it because they knew they would be the key to Pokémon’s fame; and they were.

  The character’s design: They also have this old school touch, which I like, but I think that other generations have more diversity. I mean, a thing I love about Pokémon is that everyone can feel minimally represented by some of their characters; Let’s be clear about it, while in the other games some characters look androgynous or simply not white, this first games still didn’t include these marginalized social groups (well, I suppose that they were all japanase, but that doesn’t look that inclusive thinking that the game comes from japan). But that doesn’t mean the characters were bad, just that the game lacked representation for those who don’t have that much of it, thing that is sadly normal, as it’s an old game… Apart of this, I think they are all worked too. Their designs are original; there’s a character I personally hate, and that’s why I think it’s good. Lt. Surge. Yes, this fucking war soldier; this guy gets on my nerves BUT that is cool, because people like that exists too, and Pokémon don’t represent him neither as good or bad; you just can judge by yourself liking it or not. In the other hand I love Erika and Sabrina, for example. Another thing I love about Pokémon is that the characters are so worked they let you think about what kind of people they are, why are them like that, how do they live… For example, why Erika just allows women in their gym? Is it because she was a victim of sexism? Is she a lesbian forming her harem? Ha, ha! you know, it’s not just like in most of Hollywood films or commercial manga where they only represent very beautiful people without defects and looking all the same. No; all Pokémon characters are individuals with their own personality, not demonized nor glorified, and I love it.

A thing I hate about Kanto is all the remakes and glorification there is about it. I understand it, because it’s the first game and it brings nostalgia to most of the older players, but I don’t share it. For me, Kanto was just the first Game Freak experiment and the introduction for us in the Pokémon game, and there are more complete and interesting games that came after it. Also, in my opinion, making remakes doesn’t make much sense because the funny thing about Blue and Red is how they get older, and as they get older they get darker, don’t ask me why because that is some personal feelings about it. That doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the remakes, they sure are funny and enjoyable too, as they give a new point of view to the old region, but I think Game Freak could spend their time in making their new games more complete, remaking other games (like Diamond and Pearl; what happened with them? Ha, ha!)

Let’s be honest, to me these games are boring compared to others, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t good games and all the dark feels are what I love about them. And... I also think I might have just got bored of them because I played them too many times! ha, ha!

Sami Luu~