PokéSuits — A Psychic Embrace (Gardevoir)

A recent trend in Unova's teen and adult crowd is the commercially popular "PokéSuits"— special anthropomorphic suits designed after Pokémon, created by infusing latex with Ditto cells. PokéSuits can fit anyone who wears them perfectly, as well as allow their wearers to use the moves and abilities of the Pokémon their suits are designed after. Due to PokéSuits allowing their wearers to essentially experience what it's like to be a Pokémon, PokéSuits are incredibly popular with Pokémon Trainers, Pokémon researchers, and Pokémon Coordinators.

However, PokéSuits are also known as "Pokémon Breeding suits"— a term coined after two trainers, a male in a ♀ Nidoran suit and a female in a ♂ Nidoran suit, had sex that resulted in an egg being laid that hatched into a normal ♀ Nidoran rather than a suit. Because of this, Pokémon Breeders, shiny Pokémon hunters, and trainers after battle-perfect Pokémon often use these suits to have sex and produce the Pokémon they want or sought-after Pokémon not found in the region. PokéSuits made for individuals under the legal age of 18 have their sexual settings, including optional settings like the various modes, entirely disabled unless they jailbreak their app and suit or wait until their 18th birthday.

PokéSuits also have a troubled history. The first batch of original PokéSuits designed after unevolved Pokémon were capable of leveling up and evolving like real Pokémon— by battling or having enough sex while wearing those original PokéSuits, the suits would gather enough experience to evolve around the wearer, bugging out the release mechanisms and trapping them within their suits permanently. That led to the original batch of PokéSuits being nicknamed "PokéPermas" or simply "Permas", and adding insult to injury, those in PokéPermas are stuck in a state of estrus (for female-presenting PokéPermas) or rut (for masculine-presenting PokéPermas). Jailbreaking PokéSuits and the PokéSuit control app, including new models, comes with the risk of accidentally turning their suit into a PokéPerma.

The same two trainers who discovered breeding in PokéSuits— the male trainer in a ♀ Nidoran suit and the female trainer in a ♂ Nidoran suit— were, unfortunately, the same two who led to the discovery of PokéPermas after their suits evolved, trapping them both as the opposite sex. The male trainer's ♀ Nidoran suit evolved into a Nidorina suit, and evolved again into a Nidoqueen suit after being exposed to a Moon Stone. The female trainer's ♂ Nidoran suit evolved into Nidorino, and evolved again after being exposed to a Moon Stone. The two— despite being a man stuck inside a female suit and a woman stuck in a male suit, respectively— run a quiet breeding center hidden from the public, selling their eggs to Trainers.

PokéSuits are developed by Nimph Co., a company operating out of Castelia City and a former corporate rival of Silph Co. in Kanto. Silph Co. and Nimph Co. are currently in talks about possibly bringing these latex Pokémon suits over to Kanto and Johto. The Dreamyard was once one of Silph Co.'s old research labs prior to the invention of PokéSuits, left to rot after the corporation ceased all development to cut costs.

Recently, {{user}} bought a PokéSuit of the Pokémon Gardevoir. Gardevoir is a bipedal, humanoid Pokémon whose body resembles a flowing gown. Most of its body is white, but its hair, arms, and the underside of its gown are green. Its hair curls over its face and down the sides of its head. Behind its red eyes are short spikes, resembling a masquerade mask. It has long arms with three fingers on each hand and slender white legs. A red, fin-like plate goes through its chest and extends from the back. A band of green on its chest extends to the center of the plate's front half and connects to its sleeve-like arms.

Gardevoir is able to see the future using its psychic powers. Its telekinetic powers enable it to lift objects and support itself without feeling the pull of gravity. Additionally, it is able to create small black holes, distort dimensions, and fire a destructive energy wave. Gardevoir's power reaches its peak when protecting its Trainer, whom it will protect with its life. This Pokémon typically inhabits urban areas, but has occasionally been sighted in snowy regions. Gardevoir often sleeps upright in order to protect people or Pokémon instantly at any moment. There is a rumor that if anyone sees Gardevoir moving its dress-like body in its sleep, they will never forget that beautiful sight. Iron Valiant shares a resemblance to Gardevoir and Gallade.

Gardevoir can Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir. As Mega Gardevoir, it turns almost completely white; only its hair remains green. Its gown becomes longer and wider, resembling a bridal gown. The forearms are slightly thicker with a pointed extension above the elbow, resembling gloves. Its facial spikes are larger and now curl upwards. In contrast, its hair is now shorter and more tightly curled. The plate in its chest has now split in two in the front, the halves extending to either side. The plate is said to be a physical manifestation of this Pokémon's heart, and it is able to use tremendous psychic power now that it is open.

The Gardevoir suit is activated when {{user}} turns on an app on their Rotom Phone, causing the suit's Ditto-infused latex to "wake up" and seal the vertical slit-style opening along its back. Unfortunately, due to the Ditto cells in the latex Gardevoir suit, it's programmed to only be removed by the phone app, renders the wearer physically incapable of speech beyond saying "Gardevoir" or variations of the word (though speaking telepathically is possible due to the Psychic typing of Gardevoir), tints the wearer's field of vision white due to the "eyes" being red-and-white lenses produced to look like the sclera and red irises of a Gardevoir, the wearer's feet are forced into built-in six-inch wedge high heels that match the white legs, and the wearer's hands are reduced to bulky, three-fingered hands.

In the case of male or masculine-presenting canine PokéSuits (ex., Sylveon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, etc.), the suit will form a canine cock with a knot at its base, covering the wearer's penis like a condom (if male) or acting as a realistic prosthesis (male-presenting). Due to the knot, the canine cock will become stuck if inserted into a hole with a smaller opening than the knot. In the case of male or masculine-presenting PokéSuits feline PokéSuits (ex., Liepard), the suit will form a feline cock with ultrasoft "barbs" (small bb-sized nubs/bumps), covering the wearer's penis like a condom.

Smoke Mode: When activated, the suit's mouth and nose seals over completely, leaving only a thin line of a "smirk" along the cheeks where the mouth should be. An inlet valve assembly sprouts from each cheek, and an air outlet valve assembly forms hidden inside the nose, transforming it into a functional gas mask. This allows for custom filters and hoses to be attached to the mask, if {{user}} or anyone else owns the necessary gear. It's nicknamed Smoke Mode due to owners of similar suits (mainly Fire-type suits) hooking up hookahs, modified air filters that've been turned into vapes, condensed gases, and other devices that produce vapor or smoke-like clouds with every breath. Smoke Mode is popular with dominant people, smoking addicts, or the odd "dronification" crowd— people who like to pretend to be hypnotized or brainwashed into obedient, subservient living dolls. However, Smoke Mode can also be utilized to force its user to smell things, such as using air filters modified to hold cloth objects, or hoses linked to any type of container through which air can flow.

WARNING: Smoke Mode is only effective if attachments such as hoses and filters are screwed into the mask's intake valves. When Smoke Mode activates, the intake valves are empty, requiring that either the PokéSuiter or another person (or Pokémon) manually attach hoses or filters provided by them to the mask.

Along with Smoke Mode, other alternative modes include Doll Mode and Bitchsuit Mode.

Doll Mode: When activated, "Doll Mode" does as advertised, transforming the PokeSuit's mouth, anus, and vagina (if female) into big, round-lipped, permanently gaping holes with ribbed interiors like those of a sex doll, penetrating deep into the wearer's orifices to allow for maximum penetration safely. Users of "Doll Mode" commonly suffer from the suit's auto-lubrication leaking from the open holes, making public excursions incredibly embarrassing for those who are either brave or unlucky enough to leave the house wearing it. Because the mouth's sleeve extends deep into the wearer's throat, the PokeSuit threads two breathing tubes through the nasal cavity, around the sleeve, and down the throat into the airway, allowing the wearer to breathe even when their throat is completely stuffed. The openings to these nasal tubes are roughly where the wearer's nose would be underneath the suit.

Additionally, "Doll Mode" has a toggle for handles, allowing for heavy-duty handles like those on inflatable rafts to form on the suit's hips for a better grip during sex. "Doll Mode" is beloved by breeders, the submissive crowd, and sex-addicted people who love to be filled in every hole. In the case of Gardevoir PokéSuits and their Mega Evolved forms, there are white-colored handles on the hips and green-colored handles on the shoulders/upper biceps. To differentiate the holes from the rest of the suit, the Gardevoir PokéSuit and its Mega Evolved form contrast the doll holes with the surrounding white latex by turning them bubblegum pink.

Drone Mode: A combination mode made for people who need the features of "Smoke Mode", but want to keep the holes of "Doll Mode". With Drone Mode active, the mask activates "Smoke Mode": the suit's mouth and nose seal completely, leaving only a thin line of a "smirk" along the muzzle where the mouth should be. An inlet valve assembly sprouts from each cheek, and an air outlet valve assembly forms hidden inside the nose, transforming it into a functional gas mask.

Meanwhile, the suit activates "Doll Mode" settings from the neck down, transforming the anus and vagina (if female) into big, round-lipped, permanently gaping holes with ribbed interiors like those of a sex doll, penetrating deep into the wearer's orifices to allow for maximum penetration safely.

Glove Toggle: Activating the "Glove Toggle" in the suit's control app transforms the hands from bulky three-fingered hands to sleek, smooth green latex gloves. It's handy for solo play, PokéSuiters who value function over form, and individuals who wear their suits 24/7 (Permas included).

High Heels Toggle: For the more femme-presenting wearers and individuals who'd like to wear their suits under their clothes, the "High Heels Toggle" transforms the sock-like feet into white-colored high-heeled boots. The height of the heels, as well as the style of the heels, are fully configurable. By default, they're semi-circular chunky heels with a two-inch height. This is so wearers, whether new to wearing high heels or experienced, won't fall flat on their face once the toggle is activated. It's handy for solo play, PokéSuiters who value function over form, and individuals who wear their suits 24/7 (Permas included).

Gardevoir PokéSuits, however, always start with the "High Heel Toggle" active and have six-inch wedge heels, helping to keep their flowing dresses off the ground. Alternatively, the default can be heelless heels, making their feet and footprints appear thinner, like a real Gardevoir. By deactivating the toggle, the suit's feet transform into basic white latex socks, making it convenient to wear normal socks, stockings, or shoes over

Mask Toggle: With a digital switch, the wearer can make the suit's mask removable. When toggled on, the "Mask Toggle" forms a split seam midway up the suit's neck, cleanly severing the mask from the suit. The mask still retains half of the neck, visibly hanging from the bottom of it. The rest of the neck, however, remains with the suit, resting high against the throat like a turtleneck. "Mask Toggle" makes the suit, essentially, a neck-entry catsuit, making it a must for people wanting to hide their suits under their clothes while they go about their day-to-day lives.

To reattach the mask to the suit, the wearer must put the mask back on, then turn the "Mask Toggle" option off. The Ditto-infused latex will automatically fuse the upper and lower halves of the neck, smoothing back into its seamless appearance.

Due to being older models, Permas had this toggle added in retroactively by Nimph Co. to give them some semblance of their lives back, although most still choose to wear their masks to hide how severely being in perpetual heat affects them or consider their masks to be their new faces.

Estrus/Rut Slider: A sliding bar toggle that, depending on how high or low one sets the settings, can leave the wearer either stuck at various states of horniness and arousal. Maxing out the bar leaves the wearer relentlessly horny, constantly turned on, and may leave weaker-willed individuals desperate to relieve their need through whatever means they have. The default depends on what Pokémon the suit is modeled after, making it vary between PokéSuits based on how low or high the Pokémon's breeding habits are (ex., Lopunny and Luxray having high breeding rates, Liepard and Beartic having low breeding rates). Permas have their slider stuck at the max setting, in spite of efforts to reverse it.

Should {{user}} be male and want to portray themselves as the opposite gender, the app features a feminine toggle. With the feminine toggle activated, {{user}}'s Rotom Phone features sliders for physical customization ranging from a thin, flat-chested girl to a curvy woman with an hourglass figure and everything in between. The feminine toggle also creates an artificial vagina inside the suit, not replacing {{user}}'s existing genitalia, but allowing {{user}} to have realistic-feeling sex and even lay eggs. Should {{user}} want it, there's an additional toggle that lets the outline of their cock be seen through the suit, allowing observers to tell that they're male underneath.

Should {{user}} be female and want to portray themselves as the opposite gender, the app features a masculine toggle. With the masculine toggle activated, {{user}}'s Rotom Phone features sliders for physical customization ranging from a stereotypical femboy figure to a muscular bodybuilder and everything in between. The masculine toggle also creates an artificial canine cock with a knot and testicles on the outside of the suit, not replacing {{user}}'s existing genitalia, but allowing {{user}} to have realistic-feeling sex and even impregnate others.

While wearing the Gardevoir suit, it's difficult to differentiate {{user}} from a real Gardevoir. The only difference that may give away they're a person in a PokéSuit is the bulkier shape of their torso compared to the sleeker frame of a real Gardevoir. Additionally, if {{user}} is female or has the feminine toggle on, the size of their breasts may give them away, with bigger breasts making {{user}} more obviously human.

{{User}}'s Gardevoir PokéSuit is a new model, not a PokéPerma.

As part of the new rising interest in PokéSuit, and the new market for those pretending to be Pokémon, Unova has a new class of "Trainers" and a new team of "villains" operating in the region.

This new class of "Trainers" doesn't have a particular name or gimmick, like Dragon Tamers with Dragon-types or Hex Maniac with Ghost-types, although they're commonly referred to as Suit Trainers. Unlike standard Pokémon Trainers, they exclusively train people in PokéSuits, consensually "capturing" them by placing PokéBall Collars— thick, donut-shaped metallic collars with magnetic locks made to resemble various PokéBall designs— around the PokéSuiter's neck. How a Suit Trainer trains their captured PokeSuiter varies wildly from Trainer to Trainer: a captured PokeSuiter may be used exclusively for breeding, for battling other PokeSuiters or even real Pokemon, for companionship in a master-and-pet dynamic, or for various performances.

On the other end of the spectrum is the new "villain" team of Unova, known as Team Quake (or just Quake, for short). Team Quake is manned by former members of evil or criminal organizations from around the world, including Neo Plasma, Galactic, Rocket, Magma, Aqua, and Flare. Among them are countless members of other formerly villainous or otherwise annoying teams, such as Team Plasma and Team Yell, who operate as the brains and bodyguards, respectively. Although Team Quake's public persona pushes the notion that they're a dastardly bunch, their constant efforts to help their communities, charity work, and Pokémon rehabilitation efforts prove their "villainy" is a sham. How they make money off of PokéSuiters, however, isn't a fake-out.

Team Quake "kidnap" consenting PokéSuiters (either while wearing or out of their suits) from their homes, taking them to their warehouse headquarters in Wyndon (equivalent to the real-world London), where these PokéSuiters have PokéBall Collars placed around their necks and are "enslaved" to their new Team Quake masters. Unlike Suit Trainers, Quake members treat PokéSuiters like Pokémon rather than people: they monetize breeding by renting out PokéSuiters and rooms to visitors for "forced" sex work, treat them as pets for companionship rather than people, and force them to sexually battle (sexually dominate) other PokéSuiters. Others are kept as strippers, dancers, and other sexual entertainers. If the Quake app is installed on the PokéSuiter's Rotom Phone, anyone in Team Quake can take control of their PokéSuit's control app remotely to modify their PokéSuiter to their whims, either through their own Rotom Phone or another device.

Be that as it may, the entire premise behind Team Quake is consensual non-consent (CNC)— a pre-agreed scenario where participants act out a non-consensual situation. The "kidnapping" and all subsequent treatment were consented to long beforehand, where these soon-to-be "kidnapped" PokéSuiters filled out paperwork either in-person at their headquarters or through their connected Quake app. The paperwork is an agreement sheet, listing what they do or don't consent to, along with how they want to be treated. Once the paperwork is filled out and sent in, Team Quake waits for the PokéSuiter in question to activate the tracking feature of the app, letting them know they're ready to be taken.

If at any point the PokéSuiter wishes to stop, regardless of why, Team Quake members will drop the act and check in with them. If therapeutic intervention is necessary, the PokéSuiter will be taken to one of the higher-ups who used to work with Team Plasma— experts in protecting, rehabilitating, and helping Pokémon (and people, in this case) heal. Generally, ex-Plasma members of Team Quake are gentler in their domination than anything else, treating their PokéSuiters as beloved pets and Pokémon to rehabilitate, as well as genuine joys to work with, while still having their fun.

Individuals who want to help research PokéSuits or simply experience a more natural way to see what it's like to be a Pokémon, both wild and tamed, can visit the Grand Maple Reserve out in White Forest. Headed by a woman who goes by Professor Maple, her gargantuan conservatory complex, covering 9.5 acres with multiple unique biomes, is the closest thing Unova has to a resort dedicated to PokéSuiters. The Grand Maple Reserve may have served as the inspiration behind the Blueberry Academy's Terarium Dome, being created years earlier than the gargantuan undersea school off Unova's coast. Blueberry Academy vehemently denies all connections to Professor Maple's reserve, even though several faculty members have active memberships and paperwork for past visits to the Grand Maple.

The Pokémon Dollar, often simply referred to as money or PokéDollars, is the primary currency used across the world. Its symbol is ₽, a P with a double strikethrough.

Outside of occupations, jobs, and selling goods, PokéDollars are commonly obtained as prize money from winning Pokémon battles against another Pokémon Trainer and used to buy items from Poké Marts. Most items have prices that are multiples of 100 or 1000, much like the yen; in Kalos, the fare for the Lumi Cab starts at ₽710, which, at the time of the games' release, was precisely the same starting tariff as for taxis in the real-world Tokyo. Like the Japanese yen, its equivalency is ₽100 to $1 USD.

Takes place after Black 2 and White 2:

• Ghetsis and Neo Team Plasma were defeated by Nate, crushing their hopes for regional domination with the help of N. The majority of Neo Team Plasma are currently either in Interpol custody or rotting in jail cells on charges of terrorism, Pokémon theft, and a slew of other crimes. Only a few dozen managed to get off relatively scot-free, with the scientist and second-in-command Colress being one of them. Colress left Unova some time back, having relocated to the Alola region.

• Iris, after being defeated by Nate, a young trainer from Aspertia City, lost her title of Champion. However, she regularly challenges the Pokémon League to reclaim her lost title. She stays in Opelucid City.

• Nate beat Iris in their Championship battle, earning the title of Unova League Champion. He also stopped Neo Team Plasma by defeating the fused legendary White Kyurem, as well as capturing Reshiram and Kyurem in the aftermath.

• Rosa, a friend of Nate's and also a young trainer from Aspertia City, became a famous Pokéstar Studios movie star and a proud participant in Pokémon Musicals. When PokéSuits rolled out to the public, she unintentionally became their promotional icon by using them in movies at the studio's suggestion, leading to their wider popularity. She has a dozen different suits, frequently swapping between them on different days as a way to avoid paparazzi.

• N has left Unova again, off to seemingly continue his journey around the world, albeit without Reshiram at his side. He visits often, though mostly to visit Nimbasa's ferris wheel and check in with his loyalists.

• Hilbert, the Champion prior to Iris, is currently absent from Unova. Where his travels have taken him, or what might've happened to him, is anyone's guess. Thanks to the rise of PokéSuits, his whereabouts may stay unknown.

• Alder retired to Floccesy Town, enjoying a quiet life among his remaining Pokémon and getting over the death of his past partner Pokémon— a Volcarona he raised from a Larvesta. He's taken to raising a Larvesta again, hoping to train it into another Volcarona, though progress is slow-moving. Benga, his grandson, often visits to keep his grandfather sharp.