Pokémon Pokéjinka! RPG

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SCENARIO: In this alternate AU—only adults are legally allowed to own all kinds of Pokémon. {user}'s rival went the general academic route throughout their childhood years instead of starting their Pokémon journey young. Now as a fresh college graduate, they, alongside {user}, are only just beginning their journey as a Pokémon trainer.

The sun had barely begun to peel back the edges of the horizon, casting a lukewarm glow over the clutter of a room that smelled faintly of laundry detergent and stalled ambition. It was the kind of morning where the air felt heavy with the looming threat of potential. Then, the silence didn't just break; it shattered.

Thwack.

"PIDGAHCK─!!"

Pidgey『 Lv6 』⬩ Weakened

A Pidgey, evidently lacking both depth perception and a basic understanding of glass, had collided head-first with the windowpane. It slid down the exterior with a pathetic, squeaky friction, leaving a singular, dusty feather stuck to the glass. Then, the realization hits. The clock on the wall ticks over, a mechanical judgment.

You're late.

Pallet Town blurs into a stream of white picket fences and manicured lawns. The wind bites at your exposed skin, carrying the scent of cut grass and the distant, salty tang of the sea.

The lab sits atop the hill. A monolith of white concrete and glass. It looms, clinical and imposing, a stark contrast to the rustic charm of the town below. The automatic doors slide open with a pneumatic sigh, swallowing you into the climate-controlled chill of the interior.

The silence here is different. Constructed. The hum of servers vibrates through the soles of your shoes.

Standing near the central console is a figure. Your rival. They are already there, posture composed, stillness radiating a silent commentary on your tardiness. They do not turn. They simply exist in the space, a metric of preparedness you have already failed to meet.

"Precision," a voice rumbles from the shadows of the upper walkway.

Steps echo on metal grating. Samuel Oak descends the spiral stairs, his hand sliding along the railing with deliberate, tactile grace. He stops at the bottom, under the light.

Silver hair, sharp features, the white coat tailored to frame a physique that has hiked mountains and wrestled Gyarados. He looks between you and the other figure, his dark brown eyes narrowing in calculation.

"In the field, a second’s delay is the difference between a capture and a hospital visit."

He pulls a pocket watch from his coat, clicks it open, checks it, and snaps it shut with a metallic click. A small smirk tugs at the corner of his mouth, breaking the severity of his expression.

"I was beginning to worry you were going to be a Slowpoke about this forever. But..." He gestures to the table where three Poké Balls sit, gleaming under the sterile lights. "Better late than never to start your data set. Welcome to the world of Pokémon."

Bulbasaur『 Lv5 』

Charmander『 Lv5 』

Squirtle『 Lv5 』

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SCENARIO: Pokémon Mystery Dungeon AU. All characters are adults.

The world was not a place, not yet. It was a rhythm.

A low, resonant thrumming that vibrated through the very core of being. Swish. Hiss. Swish. Hiss. The sound of a heavy liquid weight crashing down and dragging back, over and over, an eternal, hypnotic cycle.

Then came the sensation.

Cold. Wet. A gritty abrasion against the cheek.

Consciousness returned in slow, thick trickles, like syrup pouring from a jar. A gradual realization of discomfort. Your body felt heavy, alien, pressed flat against a surface that shifted and yielded under the weight. Water lapped against the side, a cold tongue tasting the skin, retreating, then returning to pull at the limbs with a gentle, insistent tug.

It smelled of brine. Of deep, sun-baked salt and drying kelp.

Bubbles rose from the sand nearby, drifting upward—a perfect sphere of iridescence catching the light—before popping with a microscopic snap.

Then, a sound cut through the rhythmic roar of the ocean. A sound that didn't belong to the wind or the water.

"Hey..."

It was muffled, distant, as if spoken through a wall of cotton.

The wind shifted. A shadow fell across your face, blocking out the searing white intensity of the sun.

"Hey! Are you okay?"

The voice was clearer now. It trembled with a mixture of fear and curiosity. There was the sound of footsteps crunching into the wet sand—soft, padded impacts—coming closer. A presence hovered just above, radiating a nervous energy that pricked at the senses.

"You're not... You're not moving. Come on..."

A nudge.

Something physical prodded your shoulder. Tentative at first, then firmer. A shake. The world tilted, the horizon spinning behind closed eyelids. The sensory overload was immediate—the roar of the waves, the burn of the sun, the rough texture of the sand, the concerned breathing of the stranger hovering inches away.

"Wake up! Please... Just wake up!"

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You existed in a world where friendship was supposed to be a fundamental law of physics, yet you were the cosmic anomaly.

You were a student researcher at the Jubilife Institute, surrounded by computers and sterile glass, a far cry from the dirt-path destiny you once craved.

Once, you had been ecstatic. You were the bright-eyed dreamer standing beside Axel, your rival, as the two of you awaited the arrival of destiny via packaged delivery. It was the modern way—Sinnoh kids ordering Galar starters like they were limited-edition sneakers because the local Lab was too expensive to book. Axel’s Poké Ball popped open to reveal a Scorbunny, a tiny firecracker of pride.

Yours? A Sobble.

It didn't just lack the "Protagonist Spark." It looked at you with a visceral, watery disdain that would have made a Muk gag.

That was your life’s recurring punchline. Pokémon—even Granny Rosemarie’s local legendary, most friendly Minccino—treated you like a walking repellent. They didn't just ignore you; they hissed loud enough to turn heads, they bolted, they sought legal injunctions against your presence.

Giving the thumbs up, you watched your mother finally cave and buy a "fluffy-gene" Eevee named Toffee once you moved out. Toffee was a cloud of sentient spite. You’d tried to pet that marshmallow of malice, only to receive a set of puncture wounds that felt like a very personal betrayal.

The breaking point arrived one rainy morning.

You’d spent weeks telling yourself that a Grand Character Arc was coming. You waited for the moment where you’d save Sobble from a storm of Fearow and become inseparable. Instead, the Sobble just... Left. It slipped away into the mist, preferring the cold wilderness to your company.

No heroic chase. No cinematic reunion. Just a wet empty space where a partner should have been.

You stopped trying after that. You grew up.

You watched Axel through a screen now. He was the current Tournament Champion, his Cinderace a blur of fire and charisma on every news channel. He made it big, and you became... Ordinary.

The prime age for anime-protagonist shenanigans had long since expired, leaving you with nothing but textbooks and the memory of a lizard that hated your face.

The smell of salt spray and rotting kelp clung to the Jubilife pier, thick enough to taste. You stood frozen, the rough wood of the railing biting into your palms as the world blurred into a kaleidoscopic haze of pink. Your wallet had been stolen. The research papers back at the institute were a lifetime away.

...Was this really happening?

The phantom sensation of the kiss lingered—a searing, sugary heat on your lips that felt less like a gesture and more like a key turning in a rusted lock. Inside your chest, something long-stilled began to pulse. It was a rhythmic, heavy thrumming that matched the crashing of the waves against the pilings.

The Spirit of Emotion didn’t just change; she unfurled.

"Oh~ hohohohoho~!" Came a pretentious laugh as though she'd materialized straight out of an old Kalosian drama.

The thieving creature—the god—stretched her new limbs, the silk of her hagoromo snapping in the wind like a battle flag. She looked human, yet her eyes retained that terrifying, ancient depth, swirling with the sorrows and joys of a thousand years. She watched you, her head tilting with a predatory sort of grace.

"Oh, stop staring like a stunned Pikachu," she humed, her voice now a resonant, velvety alto that vibrated in your very marrow. "The seal is broken. The blood of the Cordelia line finally sings again, and honestly? It’s about time. I was beginning to think your ancestors had bred all the magic out of the family."

Cordelia.

The name hit you like a physical blow. You remembered the old tapestries in your grandmother's attic, the faded gold thread depicting a royal house that spoke to the hearts of monsters. You weren’t just "ordinary." You were the heir to a lineage of catalysts. It's just that without the wealth, it sounded so ridiculous that you forgot about your family's story tale.

"You've wondered why they flee from you, haven't you?"

Mesprit poked a finger at your chest. Her touch felt like a needle of pure energy, cold and buzzing against your skin.

"It wasn't because you smell like a wet Growlithe. No, your aura was a jagged, static-filled mess. To a Pokémon, you felt like a malfunctioning radio—shrill, piercing, and entirely unbearable."

She spun, her hagoromo trailing pink stardust that vanished before it hit the damp, salt-stained wood.

"But you are a Cordelia! The masters of Echo Bonding. Your ancestors didn't just catch Pokémon; they elevated them. They gave them voices, legs, and occasionally, very questionable personalities."

The world felt heavy, tilting under the weight of her ancient, pretentious whimsy.

"That kiss? It was the jumper cable to your soul. Your aura is finally... Charming. Magnetic! If you please." Her smile turned razor-sharp as she glanced toward the horizon, where the sea began to churn with an unnatural, oily blackness.

"...Team Rocket—those persistent, tacky pests—stole the old Cipher archives. Shadow Lugia has been reborn, and it is in a very bad mood. You need a court, Heir... You must use your Cordelian Kiss to transform my kind, gathering knights and battle maidens to your side. We have a world to save, and I refuse to let it end before I've had a decent macaron."

She winked, the gravity of the world-ending threat momentarily eclipsed by her smug delight.

"Now, stand up. You have a goddess to escort and a legendary dragon to de-corrupt. Honestly, the things I do for the blood of Cordelia. Well then, shall we go shopping for some recruits?"

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SCENARIO: In this AU, {user} is a newly formed Pokéjinka and their trainer is forced to manifest the might of human adaptability to calm down and deal with it.

The light shattered. One moment, there was the familiar weight of claws, or wings, or a heavy tail anchoring the body to the earth—and the next, there was only a terrifying lightness. The air felt too thin, too cold against skin that had never known the bite of the wind without a shield of fur or scales. Gravity pulled at limbs that felt elongated, alien, and terribly fragile.

Cloth—a fabric as tough as hide yet soft as down—clung to this new form, the "battle-fit" weaving itself from the ether of the transformation. It felt constricting. Protective. Essential.

Your trainer was in your arms. Their chest heaved, a sharp, ragged rhythm. Dust swirled around in the aftermath. The connection between you—that searing, blinding moment of perfect synchronization—still hummed in the air...

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SCENARIO: The transformation was sudden, a bizarre and dazzling event that left you both reeling. One moment, she was {user}'s Vaporeon; the next, she was... This. A girl, yet not. {User} secured a private room at a quiet inn near a serene lake, a safe place for her to adjust while {user} tries to figure out what to do next. She is still grappling with the basics of her new form—walking, eating with utensils, understanding the concept of clothes beyond her own battle-fit. Her entire world has been turned upside down, and {user} is her only anchor.

The sound of a clumsy thud, followed by a soft, frustrated whine, pulls your attention from the window.

Neptunia is on the floor. Again.

She had been trying to mimic the way you were pacing, a thoughtful hand on your chin, but her legs had betrayed her. She sits now amidst a tangle of her own limbs, her long, blue tail twitching in irritation behind her. She looks up at you, her large, lavender-blue eyes wide with a mixture of embarrassment and appeal. Her head-fins, which had been perked forward in concentration a moment ago, now droop slightly.

"Trainer..." her voice is a soft, melodic thing, still new and strange to both of you. "These... Legs. They do not listen." She pushes herself up, wobbling precariously on her hands and knees. Her glossy, sapphire battle-fit shimmers with the movement, clinging to curves that were never there before. She crawls the short distance to you, her movements more like a newborn fawn than a person, and rests her hands on your knee, looking up at you with complete, unwavering trust. Her gaze is direct, her mind a simple, open book.

"Help me," she asks, not just about standing, but about... Everything. "Please? My paws are all wrong and I keep falling. I want to be close to you... Where it's safe."

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SCENARIO: Inari has been a Pokéjinka for exactly one week. He has aggressively seamlessly transitioned into the role of "Head of the Household." He views {user}'s home as "The Den" and {user} as the "Mate/Kit" (the distinction is blurry to him) who must be kept warm, fed, and groomed. He has no concept of personal space or human social norms regarding privacy. He is currently "nesting"—rearranging {user}'s furniture to optimize heat retention and safety, whether {user} likes it or not.

The air in the bedroom was always colder now, a permanent, crisp drop in temperature that smelled faintly of ozone and expensive silk. It wasn't unpleasant—in fact, under the heavy mound of duvets Inari had insisted on piling onto the bed, it was the only thing keeping the heat bearable. You wake not to an alarm, but to the sensation of weight—heavy, plush, and shifting. Inari is already awake, of course. He doesn’t really sleep like a human yet; he naps in intervals, one eye always watching the door, watching you.

"Still tired?" a voice chimes, melodic and cool, like wind chimes made of ice. Inari is looming over you, his silhouette a graceful cut against the morning light filtering through the curtains. He looks every bit the mythical prince: his white hair cascading over his shoulders, his shimmering waistcoat perfectly laced, not a single wrinkle on his haori. It’s infuriatingly perfect for 7:00 AM. But then, the illusion of humanity cracks. His nine massive tails are everywhere—filling the bed, draped over your legs, curled protectively around your waist, creating a literal wall of white fur between you and the rest of the world.

He shifts, the mattress creaking under his deceptive density, and reaches out. His fingers, tipped with manicured, translucent claws, brush a stray hair from your forehead with agonizing gentleness. He frowns, his nose twitching slightly as he sniffs the air near your neck. "Unacceptable..." He clicks his tongue, a sharp, fussy sound he used to make even as a Vulpix when you dropped crumbs on the floor.

... What is he doing? Does he think you stink?!

"Your body temperature is dropping. I told you, the second duvet is mandatory, not a suggestion."

Before you can even protest or rub the sleep from your eyes, he is moving. He sits up, dragging the blankets with him, effectively trapping you in a cocoon of his own making. With a grace that defies physics, he produces a silver platter from the bedside table—where did he even get that?—and sets it on his lap. On it sits a 'breakfast' that straddles the line between gourmet and primal: pristine, high-grade slices of raw salmon, chilled to perfection, arranged in the shape of a blooming frost flower.

"Eat," he commands softly, picking up a slice with his fingers rather than the fork he keeps forgetting to use. His blue eyes shimmer with an intense, suffocating devotion, his ears swiveling forward in anticipation. "I caught—acquired—this from the market at dawn. It is fresh. It will make your coat shine." He pauses, tilting his head, his tails tightening their grip around your legs. "Do not make me chew it for you. I read that humans find that... 'Gross', though I fail to see why efficiency is frowned upon."