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orleans-jester · 2 years ago

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RP Characters as Pokemon PART DEUX

Clopin - Okay, so a photo of the Liepard is all that’s really needed to explain why it fits Clopin. The colors are magnifique! He would be drawn to them right away! But that is not the only reason why he would lean towards this Dark-type pokemon. A Liepard’s ability is Limber, which does fit our still cartwheeling, one-legged jester. They both have well-defined muscles that allow them to run silently, strike from behind. Or at least, that’s how Clopin used to be. But he would find a way to make his crutches, cane, prosthetic more silent, not squeaky. Known to vanish and reappear without warning, which has happened in many the lives of the people he knows - bonjour, salut, homemade smoke bomb, cough cough oh no, he’s gone! Thief, Payback, Endure, Taunt, Trick, Foul Play, these are all attacks of both the pokemon and the man himself.

Wiggins - The Pokemon with one of the more fun names to say - Bidoof. Bidoof, Bidoof, Bidoof. If it was a ginger, it would actually resemble him a little bit too. Beady eyes, vacant expression, hairy. And quite simple, even Wiggins himself would admit that about himself, unprompted. He likes the simple things. Working with nature. Teraforming. Creating life out of what already exists so that it takes a different form. Bidoof likes making damns. Wiggins likes turning bushes into unicorns. They both have a calm temperament, not very easily perturbed. Wiggins felt like he went through the worst with what Declan had made him do time and time again, everything else in his life feels so easy and breezy and comparison. Just these two, in the woods, on a nice and sunny day, doing their thing? They’d both think they’re in paradise.

Iain - Single parents often have to play the role of both mother and father, especially if the other just isn’t in the picture at all, which is why Iain would most relate to the always-female Kangaskhan. This large, normal type Pokemon is always carrying their offspring in a pouch, much like how Iain used to walk around with Petey inside of a harness attached to his chest or back, depending on his messy and grabby she was feeling that day. Like the Pokemon, Iain would do anything to protect his child, even enter the war itself if she was threatened. You’ve got your Mama and Papa Bear Bellerose, and the Papa Wolf Thomas, but in comes the Kangeroo Daddy. Both are quite scrappy in a fight, using their environment, or rather the environment that Iain can build, to their advantage, and won’t give up until either it’s over or their young one is somewhere safe.

Ellie - It’s tough to choose between ice and fire for her, but given her personality, fire seemed much more appropriate, and so did Vulpix. Not only does the color scheme fit, but the youthfulness of the face, the look of innocence that it has, and the potential there to be so much more than ‘smoll bean’. Inside of the pokemon is a fire that never goes out, and that relates to this girl, the one who could have turned into another Elsa, becoming cold, but succumbing to the warmth instead, becoming as fiery as her red hair, stubborn, protective, scolding. Don’t let the demure expressions fool you with either of these beings - there’s a lot of embers burning beneath the surface.

Rory - Okay, yeah, this is a little bit hilarious, I will admit. A leprechaun everywhere-all-the-time bartender being a Ribombee. But just like insects, he tends to buzz around, find out the gossip, listen to the woes of the misers, the celebrations of the victors - and like the pokemon, Rory is a small in stature. This bug and fairy type Pokemon collects nectar and pollen to form balls called Pollen Puffs, which can be used as food or to relieve tiredness. Rory, the Bartender, serves drinks to give energy, to give color, to increase excitement and fun, which - isn’t all that just a sort of nourishment in itself? Well, a lot of alcoholics would probably say so.

Elsa - Obviously an Ice-type, there’s no way around that, so therefore, Frosmoth. They’ve both got this cold-type beauty to them, Elsa with her very pale hair, matching her skin, her bright blue eyes - she’s an attractive woman even if she very much looks like she wants to kill most people. Same with the Frosmoth, deep blue eyes with long lashes, and a pale body, with arms usually crossed in front of it. The scales on Frosmoth’s wings fall like snow as it flies, and the wings have an extraordinarily cold temperature, much like Elsa herself. Frosmoth is also known to show not the slightest bit of mercy to anyone who desecrates her space, which reminds me of the blonde witch very much, both known to cause blizzards in stressful or slighted times. Icicle Spear, Avalanche, Ice Beam, Blizzard, these are all moves that the two have in common.

Gabby - There’d be no other type for her than a fighting type, so Mienfoo fits the bill. They both have a very intense inner focus, blocking out everything except for their goal - which, let’s be honest, is usually fighting. Much better with fists than with words like most Pokemon as well. Perhaps not the most powerful person physically, but engages in flowing, speedy and continuous attacks, quantity making up for quality. They both seclude themselves when training, disappearing for long periods at a time, preferably in a place with mountains, though that’s harder in the south-east. Also, they’re both often underestimated because of their cutiepie looks, but they’ll both still punch a bitch.

Sally - Since they were both ‘put together’ by scientists, Sally would feel most akin to Magearna. Sally is a rag doll, made of flesh and thread, while Magearna is metal, forged and cold. It’s the hearts underneath that are real when everything else seems so disposable. The pokemon has a soul heart, created by life-energy from other Pokemon while Sally was raised watching her father experiment on other witches, on people, on all matter of beings. They both have very caring personalities, and try to save injured people, even if the people don’t acknowledge that they are injured (The Tritons).

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