#and then apparently also only fought ingo on the battle subway cause i was saved just after

[leggerefiore]

Hi!! I love your Submas stuff!! I was wondering if you could write something with them (separately) having an S/O that's a very popular actor in Pokéstar Studios but is shy irl. Maybe their pokémon could also be a Zoroark that helps with SFX? Love your writing, have a great day!!

anon my child self spent many many hours trying to beat the studio's bs...

▲Ingo▼

● He honestly likely hasn't seen your movies unless they've been released to home media means. Ingo is busy and usually gets his entertainment from his couch. The convenience is appreciated greatly; he can properly unwind in the privacy of his home. There's no reason for him to go see a movie in a theatre unless it's something he desperately wanted to watch or someone dragged him out.

● If you're inundated with fans and things akin to that, Ingo's ignorance to all of that is a nice change of pace. However, should you drag him out to see your movie, he's going to pay close attention and deeply enjoy your work. It's something that important to you, so it's important to him by the same virtue.

● Impressed by your Zoroark's ability being transferred into SFX work. He's definitely thought about having (or has) using pokemon around the station in some way. Watchogs seem particularly good for directing traffic… He's scratching the fox's head in deep contemplation. The illusionist chirps from the sudden affection and presses their head into his hand.

● Certainly, he understands the facade you put on for your job and fans. He does something similar at his place of work. New employees around the station often think he's some sort of dictator with how he yells orders and demands a level of authority in sheer presence alone. (They are quick to learn he just acts like that, and speaking with him will often resolve any and all issues.) Your shyness is handled responsibly by the Subway Boss; he'll work for your comfort.

● If any fans attempt to harass or stalk you, he's immediately at your defence and ordering them to either stop or he's calling the police. Especially if they try to take advantage of your shyness. Ingo has dealt with a few crazy fans of his own, so he's absolutely not going to let any bother you. (Might even send out Haxorus to help intimidate the fan further.)

● Sadly, you cannot get him to star in a movie unless he's playing a conductor of some sort. He's a strong, powerful trainer with handsome features to boot. Ingo would do wonderfully, but he has no interest or passion like you do in acting. (You can either convince a director to make a movie with trains somehow involved or beg Ingo, as his resolve can fail when it comes to you.)

▽Emmet△

○ He's probably seen your movies. Emmet likely recognizes you from something he's seen you in at the station and starts a conversation up with you. Your battles always seem so dramatic on the screen; he needs that in his life. (Unlike Ingo, Emmet attempts to get out more and visits theatres often with Elesa. Occasionally, the two band together and drag out the more reclusive twin.)

○ You probably are unsure if he's a fan or casual viewer at first, and the answer is both. When he's dating you, there's a bit more fan behaviour, but that's all born out of his passion for you as his partner. People in theatres for your premieres notice the Subway Boss and likely cock a brow at his unexpected presence. It only gets worse when he claps louder than anyone else in the room at the end of the movie. You're likely flustered from his loud support.

○ Visibly intrigued by Zoroark's ability being used as SFX. That's verrrrry smart, and something he never considered before you told him. He wants to have a station mascot, but Ingo keeps turning down his requests. Joltiks are cute, so he has no idea why his brother is so adamantly against it. Emmet pets the fox and wonders if perhaps something more popular with children would be a better idea. (A stray Purrloin who lingers around the station is agreed upon by the twins. She has her own hat and title.)

○ He understands that your public face is different from your true self. Ingo is much the same way, often appearing more harsh and cold at work, but Emmet knows his twin his a big softie who's biggest dream is to settle down. The younger twin doesn't exactly shift that much between a work persona and his private life. He thinks your shyness is cute and loves helping you with it. (Please cling to him, it's something that makes his smile brighten.)

○ Should any fans be dumb enough to harass or stalk you, they're dealing with an absolutely pissed Emmet. If they take advantage of your shyness, he's even madder. He's instantly removing you from the fan with a venomous glare in his eyes and unspoken threats should they cause you anymore harm. If the situation gets worse, he's fighting them with his hands or pokemon.

○ Emmet begs you to let him star in a movie with you. He wants to see those dramatic battles in action and not filtered through a screen. Disappointment is heavy in the air when the green screen room is introduced. This can't be right, he thinks. Then you're brawling a green hunt of metal and the Subway Boss is sitting dumbfounded.  (Calls Ingo and tells him Pokestar is a lie. The older twin has no context and his horribly confused by the phrase 'green makes our movies'.)