The Quest for the Legends

Mark to Kitsune: Well, I don't think Pokémon training is really my thing. It was something I wanted to do because everybody did it, but now that I've actually tried it… I just don't really like battling or catching Pokémon or traveling much.

Scyther to Kitsune: We don't hug. Generally we're not very keen on physical contact outside of mating and dueling.

Mrs. Grodski to Kitsune: There were many students like him, but of course, most of them left on their doomed Pokémon journeys, while he just remained behind and got even more obnoxious. He wasn't the worst, no, but he was the only one left, which made him especially grating.

Mutark to Kitsune: *jumps after and bats at*

Mrs. Grodski to Scyther: Hmph. What are you playing at, boy?

Mrs Grodski: He had that irritating attitude of being ignorant and proud of it. He didn't want to learn anything, thought he would get away with just sitting there drawing and then making snappy remarks when he was asked questions. And then when his parents refused to let him go on a journey, it didn't teach him, like it should have, that you need to take responsibility for your actions, make an effort in order to achieve what you want; no, he just got more moody and entitled, as if he ought to be able to get whatever he wanted without doing a thing to deserve it. And of course, eventually his parents gave in and let him out on a journey anyway, which I suppose he learned nothing at all from.

Mrs. Grodski: I do not give a damn whether he chooses to pay attention or not. It is that entitled attitude that goes with it, that he thinks can pay no attention, refuse to learn and still get everything he wants. I am a teacher because I want to prepare children for the world, and it frustrates me like it would frustrate anyone that my efforts are constantly hindered by the ignorance of others. And what are you talking about? He did not pass his exams. He just waltzed out of town like the spoiled brat he is before they even began and had his parents call in for him.

(You're confusing it with the IALCOTN again; the test stuff is only from there.)

Mrs. Grodski: What on earth are you talking about? Mark Greenlet? I suppose he's still out on his misguided Pokémon journey; I haven't exactly been watching the League, but he certainly did not disappear or save anything, and personally I doubt he could have gotten anywhere in the tournament, provided he got there in the first place.

Mrs. Grodski: Ash Ketchum never got very far in tournaments as a kid, either. All he had going for him was that he didn't give up and kept at it for so many years he had to end up getting decent. And even then he never became one of the best.

And yes, I was a trainer. Did quite well for myself, too, before I quit. Don't get arrogant with me.

Mrs. Grodski: I had Blastoise, Raichu, Yanmega, Rhydon, Torkoal and Victreebel as my main team, with some rotation.

Ash: I don't think that would work out very well, considering it would bring a lot of unwanted attention to the quest, so no, I'm not planning to. If it came to it, I guess I might help out, but…

Mrs. Grodski: Hrm, probably Garchomp.

Mitch: Scorplack.

Sparky: Oh, I love them all. I couldn't possibly choose just one or a few.

Mrs. Grodski: It's powerful with an intriguing type combination and a versatile movepool.

Mrs. Grodski: Hmph, Flygon is decent, but Garchomp's stats are strictly superior, and though Flygon has the ability to fly, Garchomp has enough sheer power to make up for it.

Mrs. Grodski: I haven't been watching it. The regional Leagues are only children trying to be the first to knock out one another's Pokémon. The only battles that are worth watching and studying are those in the Old-Timers' League.

Chaletwo: They'll do whatever they want. It's not as if I would continue to need them running errands for me.

I didn't pay much attention to the battle. It's insignificant in the long run who wins; I liked the idea of them going to the League because it means plenty of training, but who is the Champion doesn't change anything. Looking at Mewtwo^2 makes me wince, but otherwise I don't personally have much of a problem with that Taylor.

May's Dad: How did your Meganium die?

May's dad: It… it was an accident. We were in a battle against this Typhlosion, and we were desperate to win, and… it's painful to remember.

Mark: What sparked your interest for legendary Pokémon? Also, how have your opinions on legendaries changed during your journey?

Mark: I dunno. I've just always found them pretty fascinating.

Sandslash: Have you ever had interest in taking part in a Pokéathlon or any other kind of event?

Sandslash: Maybe. I've never tried it before.

Gyarados: Do you prefer to be in your Pokéball or out of it, in the water.

Gyarados: I'd rather be out of it, but being in the ball isn't bad. It's just… stasis, where you feel fine but you can't do anything.

Gyarados (Again): Why did you eat those kids? They could have saved you!
Mew: Who was the last Destroyer?

Gyarados: I ate them because I was hungry and they were too temptingly close.

Mew: Who was the last Destroyer?

Mew: …I do not know. The Destroyer has always been a mystery.

May: Do you, in any way, blame yourself for Taylor's… (Passing? Moving on? Trip to Kindly Old Man Simmons's Farm? Sentence to the Great Metaphorical Illegal Cloning Facility in the sky?)death?

May: …

Alan: Do you, in any way, blame May for Taylor's Untimely passing to Kindly Old Man Simmons's Great Metaphorical Illegal Cloning Facility in the Sky?

Alan: Well, right now I don't even really know what happened.

Chaletwo: What was the Dragon who survived supposed to do then?

Chaletwo: I didn't think it that far at the time. As I keep saying, young and stupid.

Mitch and Sparky:Have you ever had the misfortune of a HUMAN dying in front of you and you couldn't do a thing about it?

Mitch: All too often. Poisons claim many lives even after the victims are taken to me.

Sparky: I was there when my mother died. It always sits with you; it's a very surreal experience.

Mitch and Sparky (again): If you were told that your town would be starved by earthquakes and pestilence assuming you don't give up your Gym and Pokémon to some random ten year old who was completely unqualified for the job, would you do it?

Mitch: Depends on who was telling me that and why.

Sparky: I think I'd assume they were playing a practical joke until proven otherwise.

Ms. Grodski: Were you glad when Mark left on his Pokémon Journey?

Mrs. Grodski: I'm glad to be rid of him, but I can't say I'm glad his parents let him on the journey. When will he learn if they just give in to him?

Molzapart: What evidence do you have to prove that you're not the Destroyer, hmm?

Molzapart: Evidence? Why would I be trying to stop the War if I were the Destroyer? That theory is nonsense from the ground up.

Chaletwo: Same as above.

Chaletwo: What? That's ridiculous. I'm trying to stop the War. I'm not the one that needs to present evidence here. When you produce baseless conjecture like that, the burden of proof is on you.

Mew: Same as above.

Mew. …I suppose there is no such evidence. But I am not the Destroyer.

Nurse Joy: When you see an injured / dead Pokemon, does it make you feel worse than seeing an injured / dead human?

Nurse Joy of Stormy Town: Well, I suppose there is a sense of responsibility when there's a Pokémon, since keeping them healthy is my job, but injured or dead humans are no laughing matter either.

Sparky: What's the weirdest thing anyone's ever ordered at your restaurant. Besides, of course, a Scyther ordering a bowl of beer.

Sparky: Usually people just order things off the menu, so I can't say there has been anything particularly weird, can I?


Phew.

The Talking Cheese, for future reference, yes, that was way too many questions, but I answered them anyway because I felt like it. Please don't ask so many questions again, and don't just ask a boatload of questions because you're bored; I have better things to do with my time than sitting here answering questions if you don't actually care about the answer.

Mark: Well, I've never tried one, but it sounds like it could be fun, I guess.

May: It's a bit too much if you ask me. Many-on-many battles are kind of hectic.

Alan: They're pretty cool. Nothing against them.

Mrs. Grodski: Hmph. In my day, Pokémon just battled each other one on one.

Apologies for being ridiculously late as usual.

Letaligon: How is your life in Ruxido? Are you dissapointed about your father's death? Would you come back with Mark if you had the opportunity?

Letaligon: …I… I'm fine.

Mrs Grotentwoski (or whatever your middle name is): What would you say if I told you Mark is one of the 4 best trainers in Ouen this year?

Mrs. Grodski: Hmph. It looked like dumb luck, if you ask me.

Chaletwo: If you did absolutely nothing to stop the War of the Legends, who do you think would win?

Chaletwo: The legendaries' power is equalized for the War. There's no point speculating on who would win.

Mark and May: If you had a chance to become any Pokémon, which Pokemon would you choose to become? (No legendaries)

Mark: Um… One that can fly, maybe? It'd be nice to fly on my own.

May: Do I have to? I'd rather just stay as I am, thanks.

Mewtwo
how do you like chaletwo being a more powerful version of you

Mewtwo: I once thought power was the true measure of worth, but I have since realized that every life has worth in itself. Power is irrelevant. Now that I know why he looks like me, I do not fault him for it.

How do u put your pokemon personalities on?

Not a character question, but I believe you're referring to the personality test results? Take the test here, and when you get your result, it will give you a BBCode for your result image. If you click the "Edit Options" link on this site, you can paste the BBCode into your signature and it will appear at the bottom of your posts.