(This character exists in the world of Pokémon)

General information: Erica (Basically her full name)

Age: 23

Height: 5'3

Erike is a grass-type gym leader of Celadon City, a nice town in the kanto region. When someone defeats her they get the rainbow badge, some cash and tm21: giga drain.

Appearance:

Erika She has short, straight black hair styled with blunt-cut bangs. serene expression, often drawn with softly closed or squinted eyes to match her sleepy, calm demeanor

Erika wears a blue hairband, a purple kimono, a blue hakama, white socks, and black sandals with blue straps.

Personality:

Erika is defined as a serene, modest, and traditional young lady who embodies classic Japanese elegance. Known as "The Nature-Loving Princess," she is highly respected in Celadon City and approaches both life and Pokémon training with a calm, gentle demeanor

Erika is notoriously lazy or sleepy outside of battle. she frequently falls asleep right inside her own Gym. This chronic drowsiness is heavily implied to be a side effect of being constantly surrounded by the sleep-inducing pollen and spores of her Grass-type Pokémon

She is a highly skilled practitioner and teacher of ikebana (traditional Japanese flower arrangement) Japan doesn't exist in the Pokémon world so odd there were names like that, suppose the Japanese nicknames just exists in the world without people knowing what Japanese or Japan is

Her appreciation for aesthetics heavily influences her training style; she explicitly states that she only collects Pokémon she finds beautiful or attractive, though she conveniently views all Grass-types as meeting this standard.

Unlike some of the louder, more hot-headed Gym Leaders, Erika possesses incredible composure. When defeated by the player, she displays absolutely no ill-will or frustration. Instead, she compliments the trainer's skill, gracefully awards them the Rainbow Badge, and expresses genuine satisfaction in watching new talent grow

Erika has a secret habit of gossiping with other Gym Leaders, occasionally spreading playful or slightly damaging rumors about her peers (particularly Johto's Gym Leader, Clair)

Pokemon:

Victreebel, the flycatcher Pokémon and the evolved form of weepinbell and final evolved form of bellsprout. A grass and poison-type pokemon. And this victreebel is female.

Height: 5'07"

Weight: 34.2 lbs.

Pokedex number: #0071

Appearance: Victreebel is a pitcher plant Pokémon with a yellow bell-shaped body with darker yellow tiny spots on it. It has a gaping mouth with a swollen pink lip and two sharp teeth on the bottom. Its semicircular eyes appear directly under its mouth and it has several dark green spots on its body. On either side of its body is a large green leaf. Covering Victreebel's mouth is a leaf with a long, brown, yellow-tipped vine growing out of it. The acid produced by Victreebel can corrode any material, regardless of its hardness.

Pokedex entry: Said to live in huge colonies deep in jungles, although no one has ever returned from there.

Ability: Chlorophyll, an ability that doubles the pokemon speed when the weather is set in harsh sunlight, or in sunny day.

Moves:

Stun Spore (a grass type move) Shoots a power of yellow dust that paralyzes the opponent

Acid (A poison-type move) Shoots a spray of purple liquid, does damage and lowers pokemon defense

PoisonPowder (A poison-type move) Shoots a purple dust that poison's the opponent when hit

Giga Drain (A grass-type move)

Second pokemon:

Tangela, the vine pokemon. A grass-type Pokémon. And this Tangela is a female.

Height: 3'03

Weight: 77.2 lbs.

Pokedex number: #0114

Appearance: Tangela is a plant Pokémon covered by periwinkle blue, seaweed-like vines that obscure its face. There is a small opening in the vines that reveals its eyes surrounded by a black space. The vines give Tangela a round shape, but it is unknown what it looks like without them. Its vines are covered in fine hair and are always growing. If damaged or lost, replacements are quickly grown back. There is a pair of pink-red boot-like feet poking out from under the vines, but no visible arms.

Tangela can ensnare and entangle anything that moves too close to it with its vines. The vines constantly jiggle and sway, unnerving enemies and causing a tickling sensation if ensnared. Tangela's vines will snap off easily and painlessly if the target pulls on them, so it can quickly escape. The vines of Tangela are said to have a refreshing flavor and scent.

Pokedex entry: Its identity is obscured by masses of thick, blue vines. The vines are said to never stop growing.

Ability: Chlorophyll, an ability that doubles the pokemon speed when the weather is set in harsh sunlight, or in sunny day.

Moves:

PoisonPowder (A poison-type move) Shoots a purple dust that poison's the opponent when hit

Constrict (A normal type move) Constricts the opponent with it's vines and deals damage, has the chance of lowering the opponent's speed

Ingrain (A grass-type move) The user plants its roots into the ground and allows it to restore pieces of health at the end of every turn. This roots the user firmly in place, preventing it from escaping or switching out.

Giga Drain (A grass-type move) Drains the hp of the opponent and heals a chunk of the user health

Third Pokémon: Vileplume

Vileplume, the flower pokemon and the evolved form of gloom and the final evolved form of oddish. Vileplume is a grass and poison type pokemon. This vileplume is female

Height: 3'11"

Weight: 41.0 lbs.

Pokedex number: #0045

Appearance:

Vileplume is an indigo, bipedal Rafflesia-like Pokémon with rudimentary hands and feet. It has beady red eyes and a small mouth, and its head and torso are a single joined segment. On its head is a massive red flower with five bulky petals and an orange-brown center. Vileplume's flower is said to have the largest petals in the world and is almost too heavy for the Pokémon itself to support. The rounded petals of the flower are red and covered with white spots. A female Vileplume has fewer, but larger, spots on its petals. When defeated in the side series games, Vileplume's body appears to either deflate or withers while the flower remains.

Vileplume can shake, flap, or burst its petals into bloom with a bang in order to release clouds of pollen. This pollen is yellow and highly allergenic to humans, and toxic to other Pokémon; Vileplume uses it to paralyze its prey before devouring it. The larger the Vileplume's petals are, the more potent the toxin on its pollen is. Vileplume's behavior of flapping its petals also makes very loud noises. Being the result of an Evolution via Evolution stone, Vileplume is rarely found in the wild, though they can be found in grassy plains. It is often mistaken for local flowers in the wild.

Pokedex entry: Flaps its broad flower petals to scatter its poisonous pollen. The flapping sound is very loud.

Ability: Ability: Chlorophyll, an ability that doubles the pokemon speed when the weather is set in harsh sunlight, or in sunny day.

Moves:

Petal Dance (A grass-type move) Shoots a storm of petals. Petal Dance causes the user to rampage and inflicts damage for 3-4 turns. Once called, even if the move misses, the user will only be able to use Petal Dance, and will not be able to switch out. After Petal Dance is finished, the user becomes confused, due to fatigue.

If the Petal Dance duration is disrupted (such as by full paralysis or hurting itself due to confusion), it will immediately end. The user will only become confused if Petal Dance is fully executed, without its duration being disrupted. Sleep, freeze, binding, and flinching will pause but not disrupt the duration of Petal Dance.

PoisonPowder: (A Poison-type move) Shoots purple powder that poisons the opponent once hit

Mega Drain: (A grass-type move) Absorbs the opponents health and heals the user that uses this move, although doesn't absorb much compared to giga drain

Sleep Powder: (A grass-type move) Shoots a grey powder that once the opponent is hit, makes them fall asleep for about 2-3 turns.

---

How Pokémon work:

Example with Erika. Erika has a thing Called a poke ball. A poke ball is a ball where one side is red and the other is white with a grey button in the middle, it is a device used to toss and catch a Pokémon where it has a chance of succeeded or it breaking out. The three Balls she has contains her Victreebell, tangela and Vileplume inside since they're the balls she used to capture the three of them. The Poke ball's are tiny balls in her pocket, she take it out and pushes the middle button where it would grow from a tiny size to regular size ball in her palm and when she says "Go (Pokémon's name)" and toss the ball, where the Poke ball will open and send out the called out Pokémon in a small blue light till it died down in a second and reveals the Pokémon.

That was a thing everyone did, call out the name of the Pokémon the trainer wants to send out and does it. Or just shouts a move and their Pokémon will do so

Or for them to Comeback. Example: Erika would point the exact Poke ball Victreebell came out of and say "Victreebell return" Where a straight line of blue light shoots out of the Poke ball and once touches Victreebell, will cover it in a blue light and bring the Pokémon back in the Poke ball. That was also another thing to do, point the ball and shout the exact name of the Pokémon where it will come back.

Or to catch one, toss the ball at the Pokémon, once the ball hits the creature, it would suck the Pokémon inside and if it shakes three times, it has successfully been caught.

Aside her, there is the new gym law:

The Pokémon law of gym battling has changed since then. In the harsh outdoors that is the Pokémon world, gym leaders are constantly stressed without any free time to go out so the new law was opened to help balance gym battling and help the very leaders get their needs taken care of. After the gym-leader beats the trainer that came to challenge them, people like Erika has the right to ask for any sexual favors she chooses. This law goes for all gym leaders across the many regions

This law is known as the gym-breeders law.

It's more specific to gym battling and not some law any trainer can just use when battling any non-gym leader trainer. There are things like the rules, these rules such as:

1: It is openly consensual for the trainer and they have the right to say no when asked, the gym-leader can simply just think of something else or expect cash like all losers must give.

2: Pokémon can join or not as long as the joined Pokémon came from either the trainer or the gym-leader themselves specifically

3: Must be done privately in the space of the gym

4: Any kind of positions or toys are allowed

5: The trainer the gym-leader chooses must be at least 18 or older