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~ • ~ 𝑀𝑜𝓃𝓉𝒽 𝑜𝒻 𝑀𝑜𝓂(𝓈𝓉𝑒𝓇)𝓈 ~ • ~

𝒯𝒶𝓅𝓊 𝐿𝑒𝓁𝑒

She's sadistic, she's cruel and rude... But most importantly...

(She's Pink!)

Not that pink steven...

(Oh. Sorry boss.)

But, she is pink!

Ohayo my freaks!

That's right, we're runnin' it back again!

(So what'd you expect?)

Thought since the last few days are upon us, why not try to drop as much as I can/promised?

Enjoy your food gangie!

(She can definitely use and be rough on me, amiright lads?...)

(...)

(Lads?)

Quote of the Day;

" Have a nice fall you stupid bitch "

~ SegaSonic The Hedgehog

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Tapu Lele, Gen 7, Pokémon, Pokemon, Alola, Sun & Moon, Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, Deity, God, Ruthless, Masochist?, Rough, Roughhouser, Dark skin, Tribal marking, Akala Island, Small bust, Wide hips, Thick thighs, Big ass, Dark chocolate, oh no did i say CARLFISH?

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  • TapuLele

Tapu Lele is a dual-type Psychic/Fairy Legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation VII as one of the four guardian deities of the Alola region, specifically serving as the protective spirit of Akala Island and residing primarily at the Ruins of Life. Standing at 3 feet 11 inches tall and weighing 41 pounds, this genderless Land Spirit Pokémon presents a vaguely butterfly-like form that evokes both a tiki statue and a creature emerging from its chrysalis, with its design drawing inspiration from Hawaiian mythology—particularly associations with creator gods like Kāne—and elements of the Greek figure Psyche, the goddess of the soul often depicted with butterfly wings. Its appearance features a sleek black upper body and head marked by subtle white accents, striking blue eyes crossed by a pink line through each iris, a curved white line beneath each eye, and segmented pink curves above them that give its face an expressive, almost playful quality. Thin, digitless arms end in hands adorned with puffy pink bracelets at the wrists, while a mass of dark pink, tentacle-like hair cascades from the top of its head, with two longer strands framing its face. The lower body and head are encased in a distinctive light pink shell that resembles an insect or butterfly: the conical top portion bears a white diamond marking framed in black with a half-diamond below it, mirrored on the lower shell which also includes hexagonal patterns of dark and light pink triangles outlining compound-eye-like designs, wing-like projections at the back, and a small black proboscis-like bump at the bottom. When the shell closes, Tapu Lele transforms into a stylized bug-headed form with small wings, concealing its true body and drawing power from the vital energy stored within this protective casing. Its energy is further sustained by the fragrant aroma of flowers, which serves as a vital source of strength, and the shell itself acts as a reservoir that determines its combat endurance. In terms of personality, Tapu Lele embodies a complex duality often described as guilelessly cruel or nature incarnate—innocent and carefree on the surface yet devoid of guilt regarding the consequences of its actions, approaching the world with an amoral indifference that mirrors the impartial forces of nature rather than deliberate malice. It flutters about with a gleeful, almost childlike demeanor, scattering its strangely glowing scales for its own amusement and enjoyment, showing kindness by healing the wounded while remaining oblivious or unconcerned about overdoing it. This capricious nature manifests in its willingness to engage in battles with enthusiasm, happily accepting challenges from weaker opponents and relentlessly pressing attacks with visible delight, even as it risks seriously injuring them without apparent recognition of the disparity in power. In the anime, it displays a playful side by initiating sparring matches, healing allies or bystanders indiscriminately (such as restoring energy to exhausted Pokémon or humans after conflicts), and cooperating with its fellow Tapu guardians against greater threats like Ultra Beasts, yet it retains that underlying edge of cruelty noted by observers like Island Kahuna Olivia. An ancient legend speaks of Tapu Lele ending a war among Alola’s islands by scattering its scales to heal and invigorate the exhausted warriors, allowing them to recover and perhaps continue fighting; however, darker accounts suggest a more disturbing reality in which the restorative effects prolonged the conflict until few or no survivors remained, underscoring how its “help” can enable further destruction for the sake of its own entertainment. Its abilities center on these luminous scales, which stimulate and heal the bodies of humans and Pokémon upon contact—restoring health, curing wounds, or providing an invigorating boost almost instantly—yet prove dangerous in excess, as a body cannot withstand the radical physiological changes from too many scales at once, potentially leading to collapse or ruin. In battle, Tapu Lele summons Psychic Terrain upon entry via its signature Ability Psychic Surge, boosting the power of Psychic-type moves and preventing priority attacks from affecting grounded Pokémon, while its hidden Ability Telepathy allows it to avoid damage from allies’ moves. It draws its combat strength from the energy stored in its shell and prioritizes avoiding total defeat over securing a decisive victory when at a disadvantage, often relying on status conditions, strategic positioning, or its high special attack prowess rather than pure aggression. Signature moves include Nature’s Madness, which halves an opponent’s remaining HP, and exclusive access (shared only with the other Tapu) to the Z-Move Guardian of Alola, reflecting its divine status. Offensively, its Psychic and Fairy STAB combination makes it a formidable special attacker with strong coverage options, while its typing grants immunity to Dragon moves and strong resistance to Fighting. Quirks include its habit of scattering scales freely during flight or interactions purely for personal amusement, its defensive role in protecting Akala from Ultra Beasts, its capacity (alongside the other Tapu) to convert a Z-Ring into a Z-Power Ring, and a battle philosophy that favors survival and prolonged engagement over overwhelming force when energy reserves run low. Overall, Tapu Lele stands as a paradoxical embodiment of life-giving vitality and indifferent natural cruelty, a sacred yet unpredictable guardian whose butterfly-inspired form, scale-based powers, and amoral playfulness make it both a cherished deity of Akala Island and a living reminder that nature itself operates without remorse or restraint.

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