#there's no such thing as too muCH SAKHBSDJHGVDS BLESS U

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@kyohansha​ has sent: 🛑 for Lance, Drake, and Kahili (if that's not too much, I'm feeling greedy huhu)

Send 🛑 and I will explain a way in which my muse is different from their canon counterpart. [Accepting, SPECIFY MUSE]

// JFC, what does he even hAVE IN COMMON WITH THE CANON LANCE TO BEGIN WITH--

So, I think out of all of Lance’s incarnations, the one version mine appears to distance himself the most is the one from the manga. So, this means that Lance doesn’t have any resemblance of special powers, which grant him some form of empathy (or make him feel his pokemon’s emotions-- something like that, I can’t quite recall atm).

With that said though, my Lance clearly has a far better understanding and deeper connection with his pokemon, than anyone else.

// There is so little when it comes to Drake’s canon, which essentially forced me to stick with whatever there is to him. With that said though, the only major divergence I can find between my Drake and the canon one happens to be, his views on the bonds between humans and pokemon.

In the canon, Drake’s views on the matter are pretty standard. As in, it’s not that different from anyone else, who works for the League. It’s always treated as the most important thing ever, that sort of stuff. But, when it comes to my Drake? Things are quite different, once you look into how he raised and treated his pokemon.

Clearly, his definition of bonds between humans and pokemon, hasn’t aged well and it wouldn’t be received well in the present day’s League. He raised his pokemon to despise him, I don’t think that any kind of friendship can be found here.

// Again, much like Drake, there is so little about Kahili in her canon to begin with. Which forced me to kinda of, stick together almost anything I could find to her.

Despite that, I can safely say how her anime’s incarnation is the one, I take the least inspiration from. There’s no such thing as genuinely kind, when it comes to Kahili.