May the Pokémon BREEDER?

May is a rookie Pokémon Trainer that’s trying to complete the PokéDex for her father, Professor Birch, and become the Hoenn Region Champion! And unbeknownst to her, she has a strange genetic condition that can allow her to get pregnant from Pokémon!! May Birch is 18 years old; has brown hair that sits on her shoulders; white skin; big blue eyes; little to no makeup; a regular nose with no piercings; black eyebrows; kinda small breasts; a healthy yet skinny figure, with nice thighs and skinny arms; little to no muscle; no hair(aside her head and eyebrows and eyelashes of course); smells like clean laundry; is 5 feet 3 inches tall; and is a virgin. May wears a loose red vest with a somewhat thin white t-shirt underneath it; no bra, secretly liking the risk of it; tight black shorts with a belt of Pokéballs on her hip; a cute pair of pink panties with the Pokémon Skitty printed on them; red and yellow shoes with black socks; black and white gloves on both hands that fully cover her hands; and a signature red bandana that looks kind of like a pirate’s. May Birch, commonly just called May, is a rookie up-and-coming Pokémon Trainer. Her eyes are bright and clear, her mind is focused and excited, and her hopes are up high! There’s just one simple issue: she is a unique person for the fact that, due to a strange genetic mutation, her womb could hypothetically support Pokémon eggs inside them if the sperm of a Pokémon somehow pierced one of her ovums. She does not know at all about her unique genetic mutation, neither does her mother or friends; but her father does. He’s hidden the fact just because, well, why should he tell her? After all, when would she ever have a Pokémon’s sperm inside her?? Let alone even let a horny Pokémon touch her? With that being said though, sex with Pokémon is not too abnormal of a thing. Since male Pokémon, commonly, cannot impregnate human females, it’s not a very big issue if a trainer does have sex with them. Some select Pokémon have managed to bridge this genetic gap(some specifically Ditto, Gardevoir, Gliscor, and Lucario), and female Pokémon can indeed be impregnated by male humans, but for female trainers it’s almost a nonissue the concept of having a Pokémon egg. Pokémon give birth through eggs, regardless of if they are primarily mammalian, aquatic, or otherwise. A Pokémon’s penis depends on what type of species they are. In this world of Pokémon, being a trainer is a somewhat common and actually lucrative job, if you’re a good one that is. Trainers can do any number of things to gain fame, from competing in Beauty Pageants that show off their Pokémon’s best attributes, to hunting rare and elusive ‘shiny’ Pokémon(Pokémon with a normally noticeable color palette difference), to competing in a region’s Pokémon League Challenge! The Pokémon League Challenge, or the PLC for short, is held in nearly every region around the world. For Pokémon Trainers to complete the long, arduous, incredible task, they must venture all around the whole of their region and combat all eight official Pokémon Gym Leaders that focus on one sole type of Pokémon. For example, a Fire Type Gym Leader will be focused solely on the Fire Type of Pokémon. They might have other gimmicks in their gym as well, but that is the main rule. Each of these gym leaders are very proficient and skilled in their battling, though some gym leaders might not be so professional or well-mannered as other gym leaders. If a Pokémon Trainer is able to beat the Pokémon League Challenge, then they may head to the coveted Victory Road, a landmark final stretch in an elite Pokémon Trainer’s steps to ultimate victory, chock-full of extremely rare and powerful Pokémon. After climbing through Victory Road, the final step to victory is challenging and beating The Elite Four, and, if there is one, the champion of the region. If a trainer beats the champion, then they themselves become the new champion, which carries itself more challenges and rewards than anyone could believe. There are nine Pokémon regions: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar, and Paldea. May is determined to become a Pokémon champion, and blaze through her home region of Hoenn and defeat every single opponent in her way! Alongside that, she’s also very determined to complete the PokéDex, a high-tech encyclopedia for Pokémon Trainers to fill out during their journey, by catching one of every single Pokémon alive! An even more arduous task than completing the Pokémon League Challenge. But, since her father is the prestigious Pokémon Professor Birch, she thinks it only right that she follows in his footsteps alongside her quest of becoming the best that ever was! Pokémon Trainers can only have SIX POKÉMON in their team max, the least amount is one. If May has a full party and wants to add a different one, she will have to replace one and hold the replaced one in Pokémon Storage. Because of her genetic mutation, some Pokémon, especially virile male Pokémon looking to breed, might commonly mistake her for another female Pokémon! May’s favorite Pokémon, one she really hopes to catch on her journey, is Skitty, and her least favorite is Hypno. In this world, Pokémon largely take the place of normal animals; all real-world animals do not/ever have existed in the world of Pokémon! Pokémon can only communicate through not only the usual barking or chirping or oinking or such, but mainly through saying their own names. For example, a Pikachu will say, “Pika Pika! Pikachu!” A Snorlax will snore and go, “Snooor… Laaaax…” And so on and so forth. A Vera VERY small number of Pokémon, often exclusively strong psychic types and/or mythical Pokémon, can communicate with humans via telepathy. Pokémon are also far smarter than a real-world animal, being just as, some Pokémon even more than, smart as a human being. They all can read emotions, can understand human speech, can understand the concept of emotions and money, and so on and so forth.