The name is Dick.

>>42308852
>name?
Cain

>>42308852
>>42308923
>name?
I'll second Cain

>>42308852
Cain, sure.

>>42308852
Let's go with Cain.

Also what's that Krabby doing with a jelly doughnut?

>>42308852
hey OP is it all generations of Pokemon? or just first? 'Cause I want a Pawniard....

>>42309107
All, but I'm a bit rusty with the newest gen. Been playing my game boy cartridges before they die.

Anyway, Cain takes it. Guess what your rival's name is?

Now, for the next vote
>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.
>Villager: gain knowledge in a certain field, your choice. Within reason, of course
>"City" Dweller: Gain parkour experience, along with a little extra starting cash

>>42309259
>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.

>>42309259
>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.

>>42309259
>>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.

>>42309259
>>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.

>>42309259
>Hunter Gatherer: stronger, faster, and able to live without rations if in the wild.

>>42309259
>City Dweller
If only to break up a unanimous vote

Looks like we hunter boyz

Although i was gonna go with Villager specified in religious studies to go with the cain and abel thing

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It was close, but Hunter gatherer takes it. Almost there

Choose one heirloom/special item
>special weapon
A strange blade that is amazingly stronger than normal stone blades. Sparkles like running water in the sun.
>bone flute
A flute made from the bone of a Chatot. You aren't terrible with it.
>Skins
A sheaf of cured skins, with the runes of sages splayed across them. Lists a number of Pokemon, and compiled knowledge about them. Comes with a small case of writing utensils so you can add to it. You are better at drawing.
>Ceremonial clothing
A special set of clothing, with significance to many tribes. Wearing these will make you seem more dignified, and help in diplomacy.

>>42309571
>special weapon

>>42309571
>special weapon
>A strange blade that is amazingly stronger than normal stone blades. Sparkles like running water in the sun.

>>42309571
>>Skins
we need that primal pokedex

>>42309571
>Skins

>>42309571
>Skins
Pokedex is go

>>42309588
>>42309571
Actually, nevermind, the weapon is retarded if we can just use Skarmory feathers and Haxorus tusks later.

Let's go with the skins.

>>42309571
>FLUTE

>>42309633
Or if we have a Pawniard, we don't even need a sword

>>42309633
>Skarmory feathers
>Haxorus tusks
Good luck buddy, you're starting at level 5.

>>42309695
That's why we use Apricorns to enslave Pokemon

:^)

>>42309571
>Skins

>>42309695
What quests did you run before if you dont mind me asking?

Also trip

>>42309571
>special weapon
We'll use it to kill someone else for their Skins.

>>42308852
http://www.deviantart.com/art/Realistic-Pokemon-Season-1-374441916 some nice artsy stuff on this guys page

>>42309861
Arvalis is the best

>ye olde pokedex

Okay, almost done

Pick your starting location. This decides the general type of Pokemon you can get as a starter.
>the red valley
Due to the high amount of iron and various other metals present, many of the local Pokemon have incorporated these ores into their very bodies.
>the sand sea
A great desert in the southern part of the region. Dwellers here cluster around the small oasis, as do many of the wild Pokemon
>the Dark Cave
Called this for a number of reasons, the Dark cave is a dark(duh), wet environment where no light enters. Home to many nocturnal Pokemon, it is believed cursed.
>Green River
A large river that crosses the region, home to a number of villages and small cities. The waters pass through a number of rapids and waterfalls, providing its inhabitants with plenty of oxygen. Due to this, algae blooms happen periodically, lending the river it's name.
>the Endless forest
A massive forest, that no tribe has ever managed to map out. The trees grow as tall as giants, and so thick that it takes an hour to walk around one.
>Dragonback Mountain range
From far off, this cluster of mountains have the appearance of, well, a dragon's back. The tops are stuck in an endless winter, thawing only on the hottest days of summer. A tribe, know for their fermented Apricorns, lives up there.
>Charring Heights
A land of cliffs, billowing smoke, and blasts of steaming water. Only the bravest chose to venture here, as the Pokemon are known for their hostility. However, those that make it often come back with soft yellow rocks, worth weeks of work's products

>>42309861
Thanks, I'll look through it during the vote.

>>42310019
>Charring Heights
I'm in the market for some fire types!

>>42310019
>>Dragonback Mountain range
Let's rock, Bagon get

>>42310019
>the red valley

>>42310019
>Dragonback Mountain range
>From far off, this cluster of mountains have the appearance of, well, a dragon's back. The tops are stuck in an endless winter, thawing only on the hottest days of summer. A tribe, know for their fermented Apricorns, lives up there

We alcoholic dragontamers now

>>42310019
>Dragonback Mountain range
Since there's also likely flying types in the mountain, we can get something that flies and then go wherever we want (along with cool dragon types of course).

>>42310042
>>42310060
>>42310066
It's not dragon, it's Ice, read the descriptions

>>42310060
>>42310019
Was on the fence between a bunch of options but the idea of an alcoholic dragon tamer seems fitting somehow, not like slurring homeless alcoholic more like drunken master kind of alcoholic
>Dragonback Mountain range

>>42310042
Seconding for Bagon!

>>42310104
Of course the dragon taming wont be for a long ass time i imagine but i'd say it'd be coo to visit the tribe again at some point with one and be seen as a king

>>42310102
Oh, well that works as well. DRAGON SLAYER TIME

>>42310019
Op, do dragons actually live in the mountain range?

>>42310130
One does

But it's mainly ice, grass, and rock types. The name is due to the appearance of the mountains, not their inhabitants.

>>42309861
Thanks a bunch dude, I'm looking through these and saving most for the future.

>>42310176
Well fuck that. There are like 0 cool ice types.

Gonna change from >>42310060 to the Charring Heights

>>42310176
I'm still ok with this, we can become a dragon buster/slayer

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>>42310019
>>Dragonback Mountain range
lets go, best Ice Type

>>42310211
Doesn't hurt that swinub are adorable

>>42310019
>the Dark Cave

>>42310201
>>42310201
Mamoswine
Cloyster
Avalugg
Abomasnow

>>42310201
Mammoswine and the ice bear are both awesome, and i imagine we'll be travelling in no time

>>42310176
np op <3

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>>42310282
Beartic isn't bad

Since it seems like people voted for the dragon back mountain range because of the name, I'm gonna redo the vote.

>the red valley
>the sand sea
>the Dark Cave
>Green River
>the Endless forest
>Dragonback Mountain range
^ice types! the only dragon here is not likely to be swayed by a mere mortal
>Charring Heights

>>42310415
>the red valley

>>42310415
>Charring Heights

>>42310415
>>Dragonback Mountain range

>>42310415
the red valley

>>42310415
>Dragonback Mountain range

>>42310415
>the red valley

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>>42310415
Mamoswine, Cloyster, beartic, Ice Types are awesome.
>>42310330
>>42310211
>Dragonback Mountain range

>>42310415
>the Dark Cave

>>42310176
I also found
http://catandcrown.deviantart.com/gallery/31462640/Pokemon

Voting for Dragonback mountain
Also hopefully this becomes relevant
http://sanjulwhiteshadow.deviantart.com/art/Mamoswine-469405332

a couple
http://tinowalter.deviantart.com/gallery/

A bunch but they are pretty scattered
http://v4m2c4.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=0

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>>42310540
I like your style

>>42310550
>dat honedge
I came

Last call for votes, about to start writing

>>42310415
>Red Valley

>>42310415
>>the red valley
steel type a best

I love the premise of this quest. I'm so excited! :D

>>42310415
>>Dragonback Mountain range

>Dragonback Mountain Range
Again mainly just for the alcohol

>>42310689
I know right this has some real potential

Voting closed, writing

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>>42310662
there are some great steel type

>>42310689
>>42310728
I'm just excited to see where the plot is going.

Is this a usual pokemon journey in an awesome setting?

Will we be on some sort of quest with the pokemon as allies and tools?

Will we lead legions of warriors astride massive living war machines and dominate the land?

The Hype is Real.

>>42310781
In my head I see it as a Boy leaving his village in the boonies and then exploring the world
>>42310766
Escavalier is fucking awesome, not as awesome as Bisharp though

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>>42310781
PRAISE HELIX!

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>>42310766

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>>42310836
>not as awesome as Bisharp though
I found Bisharp to be a disappointment.just not enough done with the evo line

>>42310987
The decisions with it were odd, but it will always be my favorite. It's background and design are too amazing

>>42311016
well, at least it isn't Gallade

>>42311040
That's my buddy's favorite, I actually like the design though.

>>42311094
it's great in concept, but had a sloppy execution, it also isn't very strong.

>>42310987
I would have liked it if pawniard could evolve into a myriad of chess-themed pokemon

>>42311327
I dunno, the dynamic between Bisharp and Pawniard is really cool and I like that too much to conceed to extra evos.

>>42311396
well, they're obviously a pawn and a bishop. I could see ways for the others to fit in the dynamic too.

>Dragonback Mountains
Don't worry if your favorite didn't win, there will be chances to get more Pokemon. Don't expect a full team though, at least not for a long time. I was hoping for Endless forest personally[/spoiler

You are Cain, a son of the Blue Skins tribe. Native to the Endless forest, you have been forced from your home range by a massive forest fire.

The flames began at dawn, blasting through the branches and igniting the bushes below. Quickly, the roar of the fire covered the screams of your tribe. Fire is nothing new, your tribe often lights them after staying in one place for a while, but always controlled. Contained. Useful. Now, the flame flies erratically, controlled by no hand but the wind's. You were lucky, a scant few weeks from your 16th name day, and as fit as any other. Years of hunting with your brothers trained your reflexes, along with the muscles beneath your tanned skin.

With the instincts of a hunter, you awoke as the jets of blue and red fire pored into your camp. The low leather tent, a number of Rattatta skins stitched together into a rectangle, collapsed over you. Fighting the tent off, you grabbed your hunting spear, a backpack, waterskin, and your treasured set of skins, all sitting within easy reach. Your brothers, numbering around a dozen, were all nearby. With their help, you attempted to gather the tribe. After a moment, you managed to collect all of the tribe.

Your tribe abandoned most of its possessions, years of labor, burned to ashes in seconds. Yet, even without anything to hold you back, the fire seemed to keep pace. The flame was unrelenting, boiling the air and igniting the ground beneath your feet.

Your tribe was lost when a giant fell, the redwood from the time of gods losing to the infernal fire. A sharp cracking was all that allowed you to evade the blazing branches. The rest of your tribe made it to the other side of the wall of flame, at least you hope it is so.
1/3

>Dragonback Mountains
Don't worry if your favorite didn't win, there will be chances to get more Pokemon. Don't expect a full team though, at least not for a long time. I was hoping for Endless forest personally

You are Cain, a son of the Blue Skins tribe. Native to the Endless forest, you have been forced from your home range by a massive forest fire.

The flames began at dawn, blasting through the branches and igniting the bushes below. Quickly, the roar of the fire covered the screams of your tribe. Fire is nothing new, your tribe often lights them after staying in one place for a while, but always controlled. Contained. Useful. Now, the flame flies erratically, controlled by no hand but the wind's. You were lucky, a scant few weeks from your 16th name day, and as fit as any other. Years of hunting with your brothers trained your reflexes, along with the muscles beneath your tanned skin.

With the instincts of a hunter, you awoke as the jets of blue and red fire pored into your camp. The low leather tent, a number of Rattatta skins stitched together into a rectangle, collapsed over you. Fighting the tent off, you grabbed your hunting spear, a backpack, waterskin, and your treasured set of skins, all sitting within easy reach. Your brothers, numbering around a dozen, were all nearby. With their help, you attempted to gather the tribe. After a moment, you managed to collect all of the tribe.

Your tribe abandoned most of its possessions, years of labor, burned to ashes in seconds. Yet, even without anything to hold you back, the fire seemed to keep pace. The flame was unrelenting, boiling the air and igniting the ground beneath your feet.

Your tribe was lost when a giant fell, the redwood from the time of gods losing to the infernal fire. A sharp cracking was all that allowed you to evade the blazing branches. The rest of your tribe made it to the other side of the wall of flame, at least you hope it is so.
1/3

Let's try that again

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You spent three days running, a feat that would normally have made you proud, escaping from the fire. Finally, you managed to hide from it in a lake, hidden beneath a fallen log. When you returned to the fallen giant, the ashes were too thick to find any tracks.

Your book of skins, handed down for generations, was damaged. Many of the pages were burned, the skin crumbling beneath your fingers. 46 pages remain, from over a hundred. The ones that remain, are some of the newest, the skins still somewhat resistant to flame. They still store more knowledge than you could learn in a lifetime, but you weep for the lost pages.

After collecting as much food as you can carry, you start your journey.
2/3

>>42311644
A week passes, with no signs of your tribe. Your stock of pemmican is almost gone, and the plants of the Dragonback Mountains are more alien than not. The only saving grace is that the snows are close to gone, the bare earth peaking out through the slush. You take shelter beneath a tree, the leaves small green spikes. The branches seem to burn easily, popping and cracking. Stripping your tunic off, you begin washing with what clean snow is available. You spot a number of tracks, all of which could yield food.

Follow the:
>round, deep footprint. It appears to be a quadruped, a juvenile and an adult. The adult print is as long across as your entire arm. The smaller prints are as big as your hand
>clawed, light prints. It appears to be bipedal
> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur
>misshapen foot prints. The Pokemon is a biped, but has a tail that drags behind it.
>stay at your campsite

>>42311671
>> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur
swinub time baby

>>42311671
>clawed, light prints. It appears to be bipedal

weavile plz

>>42311690
dude, the trailing fur one in an ice biome has a 80% chance of being swinub

>>42311671
> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur

>>42311671
>clawed, light prints. It appears to be bipedal

>>42311671
>>round, deep footprint. It appears to be a quadruped, a juvenile and an adult. The adult print is as long across as your entire arm. The smaller prints are as big as your hand
THIS is the option for Cubchoo/Beartic.

>>42311700
It'd be a sneasel, weavile is way to high tier.

>>42311671
lets see
Bergmite
Sneasel
Swinub
Snover
> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur

>>42311671
> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur

Stuggling to work these out.

First I'm guessing is Swinub, because there's a massive adult with it, which could be a Mamoswine.

Second I'm guessing is Sneasle

Can't work out three and four, they could be multiple things.

>>42311766
>>42311784
Beartic is a biped, that one is a Bergmite an Avalugg

>>42311671
>> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur

>>42311796
Pretty close, but ones wrong.

Hint: fossils aren't fossils yet.

Honestly I'm fine with anything as long as it's not a Delibird

>>42311773
forget the little one's name and was too lazy to look it up. Also,

>>42311690
>>42311694
>>42311766

actually thinking OP will let us have a fucking full-grown beartic

>>42311877
a cubchoo is good too

>>42311877
No, we'd probably have to kill the Beartic and take Cubchoo for ourselves.

But the same could be said for whatever the fuck the other supposed juvenile/adult combo is.

>>42311870
Amaura in the first slot then

>>42311870
Is the move Ancient Power going to be renamed 'Modern Power'?

Writing

>> prints with three claws. The prints are surrounded by scuffed snow, as if the Pokemon is trailing fur
Wins

>>42311870
3 out of 4 isn't bad, and the one I got wrong is Amaura.
1.Amaura
2.Sneasel
3.Swinub
4.Snover

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>>42311975
>tfw we aren't going to get a sneasel

>>42312058
eh, Sneasel is better than Swinub, but Mamoswine is loads better than weavile.
at least we didn't get Amaura the pokemon with 7 weaknesses

I wonder is the more 'modern' pokemon don't exist yet in this setting, stuff like Magnemite, Klink, Muk, etc.

>>42312167
depends on the "city" and whither they've harnessed electric types

>>42312221
We're some sort of tribal from a giant forest, a city would blow our mind

>>42312241
it was one of the 3 choices at chargen

>>42312221

Perhaps they'll exist in more ancient form, each resembling something more ancient? For example, instead of Voltorb, perhaps we get Apicorb, a Grass/Electric Pokemon? Or ancient Magnemites could be less refined magnets with Steel/Rock typing?

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You pull your drying tunic back on, the fabric woven from the wool of a Gogoat. Banking the fire, you strap the (can I just start calling it your pokedex? We all know what it is) book of skins to your hip, a newly made wooden case surrounding it. No matter what happens, it's not going to get damaged.

Armed with your flint spear, you set out across the hillside. The tracks you're following stop periodically, with evidence of the Pokemon pushing at the snow with a paw or snout. Tasting the earth, you can recognize that the Pokemon was eating Caterpie and tree roots. You'll have to remember to record that, it's useful knowledge for anyone that might journey to this land in the future.

The hours pass, shadows sliding farther and farther down the slope. The tracks are getting fresher, the juices of the cater pie still warm. The air grows colder, sinking towards freezing despite being the height of summer. You wish for thicker clothing, your current set fit for the temperate Endless Forest. Finally, as the sun is a mere finger's width from touching the earth, you spot your prey.

The Pokemon is short and furry, only a foot high, with striped hair that trails behind it. At the moment, it's rooting around in the dirt, head buried in pursuit of food. It's short legs are brace, and it's head is working hard side to side. Either it found a particularly stubborn root, or there's a Metapod down there. The pokemon's so small, you doubt it would be able to break the hard chrysalis.
>what do?
This is kinda open ended, so write in your choice.

>>42312385
Approach carefully and help it get the Metapod out and break it for him/her.

Lost your name OP (alos you might wanna get a trip)

>>42312385
RKO the fucker

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>>42312430
Thanks, computer restarted.

Have a baby boar for your trouble

>>42312456
d'aww

>>42312385
Looks like we found ourselves some thicker clothing.

>>42312385
Throw some of our pemmican to the other side of it, try and get a better look at what it's trying to dig up.

A metapod is probably unlikely in frozen conditions, but whatever it is we can probably pry it loose with our spear.

>>42312498
Do you understand how helpful this thing will be? Swinub have amazing smell we'll never starve

>>42312503
seconding this, lets help the little one.

>>42312498
fuck that, a swinub is an awesome partner, and much more useful alive than as a hat.

>>42312385
>>42312503
This

>>42312549
>fuck that, a swinub is an awesome partner, and much more useful alive than as a hat.

Which is saying something, because Swinub hats are fucking DOPE.

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>>42312544
>>42312549
You misunderstand. I meant that we keep him in our shirt and share each others warmth.

>>42312647
That picture is amazing

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Posting to say hello and I like you, don't stop

>>42312702
Now we need to find a vulpix.... don't they like mountains and cold weather?

>>42312737
nope, they're plains critters

>>42312737
I dunno, a fire-mon set fire to our home and everyone we love, I can't imagine it's our favorite type at the moment.

So guys after we find some people to trade with, wanna go hunt yellow rock in the Charring heights?

>>42312737
They live in many areas, mountains and to a lesser extent caves, pretty much anywhere else too though.

>>42312760
Kind of true, but they're like dogs, they proliferate due to their lack of a real bounding factor on their habitable areas.

Think about how humans extended their survival zones through the use of fire, and how Vulpix get easy access to its life-giving properties.

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>>42312787

>trade
>not becoming a neolithic bandit who robs people and lives innawoods
>not providing the historical basis for the existence of Team Rocket
>not being the terror of the mountain passes

>>42312819
I'm in favor of starting a group of mountain bandits.

You are trying to refill your pokedex, and what better way than to study a Pokemon up close?

Pulling a berry from your carrying pouch, you stab through it with your spear. The red juice trickles down the knapped stone, soaking into the cord that holds it in place. Walking slowly, you whistle.

"Swi?" The Pokemon looks up from its opponent, a questioning squeal coming from its snout. The small eyes, almost hidden by dark brown hair, widen slightly when it sees you.

You slowly place the spear at the pokemon's feet, and pull it back. The berry catches on a rock, sliding from the weapon to sit in front of the Pokemon. It pauses, then slowly, keeping an eye on you, takes a bite from the berry. You place your spear on the ground, then sit cross legged across from the Pokemon while it eats.

The Pokemon finishes the berry, then stands still. It seems to be wavering between running, returning to its battle, and asking for more berries.
>what do?

>>42309068
igethtatreference.gif

>>42312819
TEAM UNGABUNGA, BLASTING OFF AT THE SPEED OF WIND!

>>42312798
>Kind of true, but they're like dogs, they proliferate due to their lack of a real bounding factor on their habitable areas.
fair enough, though their preferred habitats are grassy plains and forests.

>>42312819
>not providing the historical basis for the existence of Team Rocket


>wanting to be related to those mass of retards in any way shape or form.

>>42312827
Get it another berry, then help it with whatever it was dealing with.

>>42312827
Give it another berry, see if it'll eat out of your hand

>>42312827
seconding >>42312853

>Get it another berry, then help it with whatever it was dealing with.

>>42312862

This.

>>42312827
RECITE OUR TEAM UNGABUNGA PLEDGE

TO UNITE ALL PEOPLE WITHIN OUR TRIBES

TO PROTECT THE FOREST FROM THESE DANK RHYMES

TO DENOUNCE THE EVILS OF METAL AND TOOLS

TO EXTEND OUR DONG BEYOND ALL THESE FOOLS

ABBEL

CAIN

SURRENDER NOW OR PREPARE TO FIGHT

And Swinub, That's right!

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>>42312908

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>>42312908

>>42312846
I want to start a breeding program in our bandit tribe and get hearty as fuck mountain Vulpix to fuck some shit up. Embrace the strength fire embodies.

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Pulling another berry from your pouch(3 left), you hold it out for the Pokemon to look at. He doesn't move, but he also doesn't run away.

You take a small bite out of the berry, a spray of red bursting into the air. The fruit gives you a familiar rush, the juice full of energy. Often, you would at them on long hunts, to stay awake despite being awake all night.

You hold out your hand again, the red juice pooling in your palm. The Swinub steps tentatively forward, sinking into the snow slightly. It pauses right next to your hand, nostrils flaring. Finally, after what seems like an hour, he starts licking at the fruit juice. It's tongue rasps against your hand, taking in as much of the liquid as possible. The small Pokemon steps up onto your knee to get a better angle on the fruit, standing almost upright and biting into the dimpled berry.

"Swinub! Inub!" The Pokemon pushes its head against your hand, asking for more. When you show that you're not holding any(guess he can't smell through your pack), the swinub curls up, leaning against your leg.
>pet the swinub
>go check out what it was doing
>set up camp

Neolithic Pokemon Quest, for all your cute animal needs

>>42313213
>>pet the swinub
Then
>>go check out what it was doing

Also d'awwwww

>>42313213
>pet the swinub
then
>go check out what it was doing

>>42313213

I'm already in love with this quest. Solid idea.

>Pet the swinub

then

>check what it was doing

Metapod for dinner maybe?

>>42312908
wait, fixing it

PREPARE FOR UNGA

AND MAKE IT BUNGA

TO UNITE ALL PEOPLE WITHIN OUR TRIBES

TO PROTECT THE FOREST FROM THESE DANK RHYMES

TO DENOUNCE THE EVILS OF METAL AND TOOLS

TO EXTEND OUR DONG BEYOND ALL THESE FOOLS

ABBEL

CAIN

TEAM UNGABUNGA, BLASTING OFF AT THE SPEED OF WIND!

SURRENDER NOW OR PREPARE TO GET SHREKT!

Swinub: That makes me erekt!

>>42313266
nah man, catch it

>>42313361
Screw that metapods are a delicacy

>>42313375
man if we catch it and raise it it can lay eggs for us that will hatch into dozens of delicious caterpies. Those can also weave us some silk.

>>42313361
why? Metapods evo into like the 3rd wimpiest bug type, it's better off as food.

>>42313375
>not raising the metapod into a butterfree that can scout for us and inflict status effects on everything

You lower your hand onto Swinub's back, the heat rising from the small pokemon's body. No wonder its able to survive up here, it feels like it has a fire nestled within its body. You mark that down as something to add to the book, once you get the chance.

Carey, you stand up, lowering the swinub to the ground. Grabbing up your spear, you step over to the hole the Pokemon dug. A metapod sits, half buried in the dirt. You pull your pokedex out, and check the drawing against the Pokemon. In the dex, it says that they are shades of green, yet this one is a yellow brown. The pokedex does mention that Caterpie and Metapod will spend most of their lives underground, waiting for the day the snows around them melt. For the next week, they breed and fight for mating rights. Afterwards, they die.
>leave it, you kinda feel sorry for it
>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them
>write in
Just so you know, write in is always there, even if I forget to put it.

>>42313601
>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them

>yellow brown
Kakuna?

>>42313601
>>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them
It's a mercy they don't live long

>>42313601
>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them

>>42313601
>>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them
time to get poisoned by the Kakuna we've miss identified.

>>42313601
KAKUNA

>PICK IT UP AND TAKE IT WITH US, SWINUB CAN FUCK OFF WE'RE ABOUT TO GET A BEEDRILL

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>>42313601
>For the next week, they breed and fight for mating rights. Afterwards, they die.
Even if it has a short lifespan I still want to take it with us. We could always change our mind and eat it later.

>>42313601
>>metapods are good eating, and swinub seems to like them

This is assuming we're not absolutely retarded, and can compare shapes.

I mean, with the Pokedex on hand, we'd have to have some form of brain damage to not be able to distinguish a Metapod from a Kakuna.

>>42313738
what if Kakuna was one of the destroyed pages?

>>42313601
actually, OP, can you tell us which pages are left? so we can decide when we legit know something looks weird and when we're just missing the page on a thing?

It could just be shiny?

>>42313757
We should still be able to match up the drawing on Metapod's entry to what we're seeing and be able to go, 'oh, fuck, that's not a Metapod.'

>>42313774
I'll do that after I finish the thread, it's a pretty long list after all.

Just so you remember, you grew up in a giant forest. You've seen kakuna and metapod before

>>42313776
Shiny Metapods are red.

>>42313776
A shiny would be a redish brown as opposed to a yellow brown.

If Swinub tries to eat it its probably safe for us to eat. But if it avoids it we shouldn't

wait, what if the color is weird because it's about to hatch? lots of butterflies have their cocoon change color right before hatching.

>>42313776
you're right it could be a Shiny Medapod, as they are bronze or red
>>42313835
early games they were a bronzish color which would fit.

>>42313860
Well it doesn't really matter, a shiny metapod is just as tasty and our survival is more important than collecting shitmons

>>42313954
yeah, it's not like it would last long anyways.

>>42313954
It is worth adding into the dex though, along with our swinub discoveries

>>42314002
What would we add? Also comes in red, just as tasty. Oh God is our new dex just be us describing how stuff tastes.

>>42314084
>just as tasty
we don't know that though. it could taste better. inquiring minds want to know.

>>42314084
>Neolithic
Of course it's about how it tastes

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Flipping your spear around, you jab the hardwood end of the spear into the loose dirt next to the Metapod. Levering it out of the hole, you push it to the side. The slick carapace slides easily through the thin layer of snow.

You circle the hole, collecting firewood. The pine trees provide many branches full of resin, the gel oozing from the broken ends. You pile the tinder in the hole to protect it from the wind, and place a small bit of wood shavings into your fire piston. You place the ember in the ball of tinder, and a trickle of smoke rises from the hole as you blow.

An low buzzing comes from behind you, like two pieces of leather stretched tight and hit. You turn, still sheltering the fledgling flame. A Pokemon is rising from cocoon, clear wings reverberating in the cold air. Almost as large as swinub, but whip thin and armed with two small spikes in place of its hands.

>A wild Beedrill has Appeared
>sucks to be you!

>what do?
>write in

hunters mainly go for land Pokemon, the gatherers are the ones that harvest Metapod and Kakuna. It's an easy mistake for someone who only has a passing knowledge about them. The Beedrill pages were also burned.

Comparing the tastes, Cain could easily tell if it was a weedle or a caterpie

Sorry about the wait, internet wasn't working for a moment.

>>42314284
Shank the fucker with the spear before it can fly

>>42314284
Stab it and cook it in the fire on the end of our spear.

>>42314284
>Get infront of the swinub and hold out the spear ready to attack

>>42314284
hit it with a swipe of our spear, try to smash it's wings

>>42314284
>We should still be able to match up the drawing on Metapod's entry to what we're seeing and be able to go, 'oh, fuck, that's not a Metapod.'


Nice to know we have actual brain problems.

> Stab it until it dies.

>>42314284
>told us it wasn't a kakuna

>SURPRISE GUYS IT WAS A KAKUNA

Roll 1d20, best of three. +1 for athletics

>>42314284
Stab it I guess.
I wonder if we use its spikes to make some sort of weapon.

>>42314284
>tell swinub to use powder snow, if it doesn't know that move at least it's a fucking disgrace and a drain of our resources

Rolled 6 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>42314432

Rolled 18 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>42314432
rolling

Rolled 2 + 1 (1d20 + 1)

>>42314432

>>42314413
>>42314394
You guys rolled a nat1 for perception. Plus, gotta have the "fight off wild Pokemon with new befriended Pokemon" scene

>>42314443
great roll

>>42314458
Yes, but we should have been able to look at the drawing of a Metapod, and seen the very clear, very intrinsic differences in shapes.

>>42314516
S'all good brother man, we eating beedrill tonight

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>>42314443
time to mess that bug up, Swinub use powdered snow.

You roll to the side, kicking up a spray of snow as you go. Three finger sized spikes shoot through the area you sat in a mere second ago, flying down the hill. Mental note to self, add this to its sheet when this is all over.

You latch onto your spear, rising to a stop. Holding the blade overhead, you charge the Pokemon. Your first stab is knocked offline by one of the Pokemon's hands, the wood of the handle scarred from the blade. You swing the spear around, the end of your spear a thick bulb of polished roots. The shining wood end slams into carapace, throwing the wasp Pokemon through the air.

It attempts to right itself in the air, but isn't ready yet for flight. The Pokemon skids across the ground, coming to a halt thirty feet away. The monster's eyes narrow, and it plants it's spike arms in the ground.

Swinub has woken up in the commotion, and is now standing near you. However, he doesn't look that strong. Especially against whatever this Pokemon is.
>beedrill HP: 21/30
>Cain HP: 16/16
>Swinub HP: 25/25

>what do?

>>42314851
we need a list of swinub's moves.

>Attack with spear again
>swinub uses powder snow, if it doesn't know it yet it uses tackle

>>42314851
Try to limit it to the ground. Aim for the wings.

>>42314851
>implying that ice doesn't beat bug

Swinub, powder snow!

>>42314890
Tackle
Odor Sleuth

I'll be using the same style of learning moves as Pokemon Quest, if anyone has read it. However, there are some things that I won't get into right now.

>>42314897
Bug isn't weak to Ice, and Beedrill isn't flying.

That said, using something ranged would be good.

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most Bug Types aren't that threatening, and then you run into the likes of Volcarona, Scizor or Scolipede.
>>42314851
go for a Flanking strike, have Swinub tackle it from the side or back
>>42314897
Beedrills take neutral damage from Ice

>>42314851
>Attack in unison with Swinub's tackle

>>42313414
But that's not even vegan!

>>42314957
Or Scyther. The people that wield Scyther claws are both feared and respected.

>>42314957
There might be some larvesta in these mountains but I doubt it, they're rare as all hell

Roll 2d20, +1 for athletics

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>42315043

Rolled 17, 9 + 1 = 27 (2d20 + 1)

>>42315043

Rolled 13, 8 + 1 = 22 (2d20 + 1)

>>42315052
oops miss rolled, retrying
>>42315043

Rolled 16, 15 + 1 = 32 (2d20 + 1)

>>42315043

>>42315093
oh baby, swinub just helped us beat a level 12

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>>42315093
Swinub smash

>>42315204
Soon we'll be riding on a mamoswine to unkown lands, and it'll be glorious

>>42315245
there are 3 great non legendary Ice types and IMO Mamoswine is the best of them(the other 2 are Avalugg for that hilarious defence, and Skill-link Cloyster).

>>42315370
I like Weavile over Cloyster, but Avalugg is awesome

>>42315370
Lets get an avalugg and build a little hut on top of him

>>42315403
I find weavile too squishy, and it can't skill-link King's rock for a 50% flinch rate(assuming it doesn't just win with icicle spear or rock blast)

>>42315423
Nah. Those cracks and the fact he's made of ice would make it uncomfortable to sleep on.

>>42315478
Weavile is a champion dragon slayer, choice band icicle crash and ice shard are too good man. And that base speed? get outta here

>>42315004
Will you allow us to murder other people and not make this into HugboxPokemonQuest#4

>>42315423
if you want a mobile house then torterra is were it's at.
>>42315509
icicle crash and ice shard on Mamoswine as well as Stab EQ

>>42315534
>Neolithic
>Eating pokemon
We're already here anon and it's glorious

>>42315370
>>42315478
>>42315509
>Gay competitive pokemon shitposting

>>42315534
We'll murder pokemon, people is another bag of fish.


Note self defense is not murder.

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>>42315556

>>42315540
Torterra treehouse when

>>42315592
>>42315554
Eat people instead of pokemon, the people are less useful

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>>42315556
>thinking it's Competitive when we're talking Ice Types

>>42315616
Also less nutrious, carry diseases we can get infected with, and can't make alcohol.

>>42315616
But humans are capable of trap making and slave labor to construct buildings and do our bitch work so we can do more pokemon stuff.

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>>42315609

>>42315658
That's a tree fortress anon. Nice.

>>42315645
>implying we are too fucking stupid to understand how to cook meat
>implying you know how nutritious a pokemon is
>implying nothing but dead pokemon can ferment into alcohol

are you even trying?

>>42315655
>spikes, stealth rock, poison spikes are all apparently not traps now
>Pokemon are incapable of labor

seriously?

>>42315658
is that pride rock?

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>>42315658

>18, 15

You spin your spear back around, the sharp stone point catching the bloody light of the falling sun. With a scream, you charge forward at the small Pokemon. Pin Missles fly, but you dodge and weave through them. One sparks off of your spear, a chip of stone left behind in your charge.

"Swinub, use Tackle!" You shout, the furry boar leaping through the air with suprising agility. Swinub charges on the Beedrill's right, while you curve around to take it from the side.

Swinub, very surprisingly, beats you to the landed insect. Tucking his head, Swinub slams into monster's chest. With a sudden movement of its head, the ice Pokemon launches the bug into the air.

Your spear meets the Beedrill in midair, stabbing through its shoulder and wing. One of the arm spikes, easily the size of your spearhead, falls to sit in a puddle of melted snow.

Crippled, the insect Pokemon lashes out with its remaining arm. You parry it, gouging a line into the haft. Swinub rams the Pokemon again, flying through the air and slamming it into the ground. With unexpected ferocity, the little boar pulls the head from the wasp pokemon's body.

Swinub drops the head, then runs up to your side. He jumps up onto his hind legs, his forepaw only reaching your knee. Swinub looks up at you, his brown eyes searching for any injury on his friend. You reach down to pet him, scratching him behind the eyes. He whines a little, which seems odd to you. It's then when you stat to feel a pulsating heat on your arm. A small, jagged piece of grey chitin pokes through your tricep, embedded in the muscle. With a grunt of pain, you pull the spike through. Huh, good size for a fishing hook.
1/2

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>>42315776
Grabbing the Beedrill's body, you pull it to your fire. You take a moment to wash out the wound with snow, then pull your pokedex from its clamshell case. Sharpening the wooden pen, then dipping it into the ink, you begin a new page.

Beedrill, the Poison Bee Pokemon.
Known locations: Endless forest, Dragonback Mountain Rainge
Description: A insect Pokemon, with large spikes for arms. They seem to attack with flying spikes...

>end episode one
>Congratulations! You'll never see your family again!just kidding
>Congratulations! You befriended a Swinub!
>You fought a Beedrill!
>You added a page to the Pokedex!

Any questions or advise?

>>42315804
can we make those stingers into daggers? also, can we eat people?

>>42315804
did we collect both arms before throwing it on the fire? cause we could use one to make a shiv and the other to upgrade our spear

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>>42315804
Had fun OP thanks for running.

questions
1. When are you running again?
2. do you have a twitter to announce new threads?
3. what pages do we have in our dex.

>>42315829
What the fuck anon?

>>42315874
what, they're less useful than the pokemon! if it comes down to eating Swinub or a person we meet out here, that guy is going on the fire.

>>42315804
Thanks for running

Are the pokemon in this gonna follow canon pokemon designs or are there gonna be deviations like size eg >>42315756

>>42315969
doubt it'll come to that, swinub has odor sleuth we'll never lack for food

>>42315804
Thanks for running!

>>42315969
>Implying we're such a pleb hunter-gatherer that we can't feed ourselves, swinub and the rest of the party.
Seriously we have a Swinub, we will never go hungry unless we're blatantly stupid.

>>42315969
Well we haven't met anyone so far and the only tracks we've seen are from wild Pokemon. Plus it's too cold up here for some random villager (or modern hiker) to accidentally stumble into us. We are in a world where modern technology exists right? Also next thread when?

>>42315733
>Pokemon have opposable thumbs
Neh

>>42315829
Yes to stingers, no to eating people. I try to keep cannibalism to a minimum in my quests.
>>42315868
Yes, crafting will be handled next thread
>>42315869
I can run tomorrow if that's good for you guys
No twitter, I'll set one up tomorrow. All my emails already have twitters, so I'll be starting a new one
I'll get to that ASAP
>>42315969
Don't worry, you'll never be that desperate. You are fairly good at finding food, even if it occasionally tries to kill you
>>42315982
Some Pokemon grow for their entire lives. Torterra is a prime example of this, though they never get as big as >>42315658
>>42316013
Nope, all Neolithic. People in the cities are just now starting to get copper.

>>42316013
>We are in a world where modern technology exists right?
Nope. QM said those fossil mons? Not fossils. We're an olden day trainer, no pokeballs, no potions, no guns, just a psear, some skins and Swinub.

>>42315804
Thanks for running. This looks like it's going to be fun.

One question though, do people here train Pokemon as partners often? Or are they just use as food and other commodities.

>>42316049
>>42316045
>Neolithic
Dang. Hoped it was a "primitive villager in modern world" scenario.

>>42316045
Running tomorrow would be great if you're up for it, hopefully it's a bit smoother. You had a few technical difficulties that were a pain.

Also you might wanna get a tripcode, also you might wanna archive the thread if you know how.

>>42316105
think Monster Hunter instead. with the natural weapons and armour some pokemon have we've going to see schizo tech

How does pokemon taming usually done?

Just wondering in cases where there are already really powerful/old pokemon if beating them would be enough? Or do we have to charm/intimidate them kind of thing?

>>42316169
I don't want to think Monster Hunter (not that guy by the way). AoPH Quest did enough of that for six quests. It was hard to read because I signed up for a pokemon quest, never played a Monster Hunter game, and had 80% of the encounters for 20 threads be Monster Hunter bullshit.

I strongly encourage OP to stick to source material and watch the Celebi pokemon movie.

>>42316209
I think that would depend on the species, as some are super aggressive, or not very smart, while overs can literally read our mind.

>>42316249
what I meant by monster hunter is things like using scyther blades or scarmory feathers as weapons, or Lairon hide as armor, not literally monster hunter

>>42316249
as we're literally a primitive Hunter in the pokemon world, bits of hunted mons are going to be used as some of those pieces are superior to anything else we can get.

>>42316045
so... we don't *have* to eat people for food

...But what if we want to?

Guys anyone know how to archive the thread if the OP hasn't already?
>>42316427
Bad anon, bad

>>42316101
Depends a lot on the person. Many use them for labor in farms, while some tribes use them much like normal animals. Then there are people who fight along side them, as soldiers or bandits. Many people have Pokemon though, roughly 60 percent. Most dont have more than two or three, due to the cost to feed them.
>>42316105
Later on, there might be a Celebi episode, just for fun.
>>42316131
Will do
>>42316209
It comes down to a lot of factors. Some Pokemon are easier to win over. You can defeat a few in battle and recruit them, but they're few and far between. Most are like animals, be nice to them and they might be willing to help you. There are a few that are untamable unless raised from egg/near egg. Most dragons are like this, as are many psychics and ghosts. I'm debating how to implement ghosts, but we'll cross that bridge when we reach it. If you'd have gone to the dark cave, there's a chance you would have gotten a ghost like Ghastly or (possibly) Honedge.
>>42316249
As much as I loved AoPH, I'm gonna be sticking to source. I've never played MH, but the implant parts were always interesting

What is it about the Celebi movie that you want me to notice? I got the idea for the pokedex from it, but it's been a long time.
>>42316267
Pretty much this
>>42316325
All those are possible, but most only happen at high levels. The people that can kill a Scyther are going to be people leading war bands, as Pokemon aren't easy to kill. You got a freshly hatched, low level Pokemon, and the crafting materials are going to reflect that.

>>42316451
Go to suptg and read the bottom of the page, it should tell you how to do it. Or let OP do it or another anon do it if you're bad at being accurate.

>>42316472
Celebi movie reminded me of this quest, was the only thing I remembered media wise that had any bearing on the time period and setting in question.

I enjoy this quest's premise.

I would like to see more of this quest. Maybe ran on anonkun for superior control fidelity, but that would be nitpicking.

>>42316472
Realistic Bug honedge would be awesome

>>42316249
>AoPH Quest did enough of that for six quests
Hahaha.

The only part of AoPH that was MH were the monsters. Everything else came from other sources or were too generic to matter. It wasn't MH in the least.

>>42316565
There's a more recent movie with Arceus that has some time-travel shenanigans surrounding ancient times, though it's not very in depth.

>>42316472
So, any relation to Professor Hickory?

>>42316472
>All those are possible, but most only happen at high levels
yeah I know, it's just those were the first things to come to mind as examples. a lower level example would be Shieldon crest or shellder shells for shields

>>42316472
Skarmory shed their feathers somewhat regularly, so they should be fairly easy to get and a step above stone weapons even if they're crap metal.

>>42316605
In terms of stone age tech, stone and bone weapons were pretty much the best thing around, so getting bones from a pokemon or any sort of metal at all seems like it would be a huge improvement.

>>42316630
the problem with shed Skarmory feathers are two fold. one you're in the Skarmory's hunting gounds, and two those are the worn down and dull feathers rather than prime ones.

>>42316679
Worn down feathers can be sharpened, and are a shit ton better than stone weapons.

>>42316570
>The only thing that matters
Pokemon source material would have let me visualize a monster much better. Getting a description of a 30 foot tall water monster with sharp spikes didn't do shit for me and ruined combat.

>>42316679
>>42316737
by definition, any Steel types in a bone/wood/stone tech world is OP, whether or not it's actually steel or just iron/copper.

>>42316595
I watched that much more recently but it doesn't have as much as I remember the Celebi movie having in terms of ideas and the whole neolithic era setting. It was a fully functioning city in the Arceus movie with metal weapons of war, incredible architecture, etc.

>>42316737
stone age tech makes that somewhat more difficult, though there are pokemon that would make it easier(ie those with the ability Rough Skin, or hot enough fire to reforge it)

>>42316821
Or simply use the proper stones.

>>42316767
Hunting isn't about WHAT the prey is, but how you find out how to kill it. Tracking, baiting, trapping, learning its behaviours and limits.

>Pokemon source material would have let me visualize a monster much better. Getting a description of a 30 foot tall water monster with sharp spikes didn't do shit for me and ruined combat.
but I'm not actually sure what you mean by this.

>>42316787
which is why it's only badasses that have scyther blades those things can cut straight through a tree in one hit.
>>42316877
with metal not being prevalent the knowledge of said stones may be lacking, after all making a stone spear sharp is completely differant than a metal spear

>>42316877
And the fact that there's snail lava Pokemon that are as hot as the surface of the sun slithering around.

>>42316904
Given their are plenty of pokemon made out of the proper stones, I imagine a few tribes can do it.

>>42316907
Yeah. Macargo op pls nerf.

>>42316907
luckily those like in active volcanoes and we're unlikely to run into them. it's the supersonic birds of pray we need to worry about

>>42316904
We can argue all day about the logistics of it, but take this beedrill for example. We beat it fairly easily and got a pair of thick chitin stingers dripping with poison. That's going to be equal to if not better than most stone spears one could make.

>>42316902
I know what a Beedrill looks like, in general. I know what a Pikachu looks like. There are pictures for all of these things.

The monster hunter monsters are things I cannot visualize because I have nothing with which to do so. Because of that I could not form a plan of attack nor get engaged in the fight in general, it was mostly a 'spam this move we think is best' until something happens, which isn't very fun combat. The yuri Pokemon Quest with Gobble did combat much better, in my opinion, with less bullshit rolls.

I'm wondering now if all pokemon are omnivorous or if there are dedicated carnivores and herbivores.

How would you guys feel about trying to tame a Heracross if we ever go back into the forest.

>>42317042
there are Carnivores and herbivores, we got a Swinub which as it's based on a Boar is an Omnivore. an example of a Carnivore is the sharpedo or Garchomp, a milktanks are herbivores

>>42317042
Lots of pokemon are called out as being carnivorous or herbivorous, berries usually being the exception.

Heracross drinks sap and nectar, for example.

>>42317033
First of all, MH monsters all have actual models that you will usually get a 360 degree view on over the course of a fight. You get to see exactly what parts they've got, and how they flaunt them.

If that's too much trouble, there are pictures that do a pretty good job, better than the picture from a pokedex. Some of the older ones even have charts for hitzones.

If you object to using meta, you're using copious amounts of prior knowledge and perhaps Bulbadedia for pokemon, no?

Most importantly, you realize that there were actually people who HAVE played MH in there, right? People you can just ASK? Heck, you could have pointed out to Ygg if you his writing wasn't enough.

1 Bulbasaur family
2 Snover family
3 Bellsprout family
4 Chespin family
5 Chikorita family
6 Skiddo family
7 Turtwig family
8 Ferretseed family
9 Eevee family (limited)
10 Treecko family
11 Tropius (extensive)
12 Oddish family
13 Seedot family
14 Yanma family
15 Mareep family
16 Ponyta family
17 Caterpie family
18 Zigzagoon family
19 Joltik family
20 Trapinch family (limited)
21 Noibat family
22 Horsea family
23 Geodude family (limited)
24 Kricketot family (just an entire page of Delelelelelelele WOOP)
25 Durant family
26 Nidoran family
27 Squirtle family
28 Poliwag family (limited)
29 Clauncher family
30 Shinx family
31 Kabuto family
32 Axew family (limited)
33 Machop family
34 Heracross
35 Burmy
36 Shieldon family
37 Cranidos family
38 Bidoof family (extensive)
39 Elekid family (limited)
40 Slowpoke family
41 Pawniard family (limited)
42 Pidgey family
43 Aron family (limited)
44 Scyther
45 Doduo family
46 Assorted religious figures

The pokedex also has 16 pages of hide that you can record data on before needing to get more. The Beedrill page counts as limited at the moment, as there is only a small amount of data on them. If you were to interview a trainer that raised one, it would become (extensive).

>>42317237
Did our tribe raise pokemon to help them out with stuff?

>>42317237
How in the world did these tribes find a Elekid?

>>42317237
>Clauncher
>Axew
>Kabuto
im impressed that they got the data on those pokemon.
also no swinub?

>>42317269
Elekid are known for hanging out on mountaintops to attract lightning.

Not sure how much sense the plug shape makes though.

>>42317237
>38 Bidoof family (extensive)
>11 Tropius (extensive)
I take it these were mons our tribe had many of? I notice a distinct lack of fire types, we should fix that after we level Swinub.

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Note to self while in forest, beware all flowers

>>42309259
>rival's name
Seth, because we already killed Abel.

Thread is now archived
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Neolithic+Pokemon+Quest
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>>42317545
>42308852
I was just filling out the form, thanks anon

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>>42317265
Yes. Quite a few people have Tropius', and breed them. The ones your tribe breeds has an entire ring of bananas around their necks, instead of just the 3/4 that you see in the sprite. It looks kinda like pic, but with around 12-16 bananas depending on the Pokemon.
>>42317269
Fought one a few decades ago. They're native to the lands to the north of your tribe, but are fairly rare. To befriend on is a lot of work, as they are quick to anger. Plus, they live in small packs.
>>42317343
Many water Pokemon live to the west of your lands, as the endless forest holds the beginning of the Green River. There are the occasional traders who navigate it and show off their Pokemon to the people of the forest. As for the axew, a man with it came to your village looking for people to join him in a journey up the Green river.

Swinub is new to you entirely, as far as you know, he wasn't in the pokedex even before it got damaged.

>>42317383
The bidoof family isn't a Pokemon many people had, but they were your main food source. They provide plenty of meat, little danger, and valuable furs for trade.

>>42317545
Thanks man

>>42317592
>Yes. Quite a few people have Tropius', and breed them. The ones your tribe breeds has an entire ring of bananas around their necks, instead of just the 3/4 that you see in the sprite. It looks kinda like pic, but with around 12-16 bananas depending on the Pokemon.
hooray for selective breeding for maximum yields

>>42317592
Where their any super predator pokemon in our forest? Like a Tyrantrum or maybe Houndoom and Houndor?

>>42317545
Oh geez anon, you made the Collective game tag and the other tag all one tag....

>>42317657
Shinx's evolutions and Scyther would be two likely canditates for high tier predators.

>>42317592
Claunchers have rock shattering water cannons strapped to their arm, with pistol like accuracy.
kabuto's are fast swimmers, very territorial, and have really strong shells
>>42317745
damn didn't even see that miss click.

>>42317775
Welp, next thread should have the link to thread number 1 in the OP for archive readers

>first poke is a swinub
aw yiss swinub a cute

>>42317373
>Not sure how much sense the plug shape makes though.
Humans invented plugs and outlets to mimic Elekid's head.

>>42317818
Very a cute anon, also he's a badass

>>42317817
It'll still show up if you search for the tag.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Neolithic+Pokemon+Quest

>>42317843
early plugs were to harness electricity from elekids

>>42317899
Huh, didn't know that was possible. The more you know!

>>42317657
The Shinx family acted as wolves (beta predators?), and every now and then a Nidoking will try to set up a territory in the forest. There are tyrantrums in the forest, but they're so few in number that to see one is very rare. To see one and not get eaten is even rarer.

Unrelated, but there are a number of settlements in the endless forest. One lives almost entirely in the trees, coming down only to trade and hunt. Word in the village was that they were all scared of predators, and so chose to live out of reach. Of course, they soon discovered they weren't the only beings hiding in the branches...

>>42317949
Living in the stone age pokemon world would be terrifying. Imagine running into a Hydreigon, the thing that still destroys modern cities in canon....

>>42317996
Hydreigon nothing, Tyranitars,and Salamences are more worrying.
Garchomps are super sonic flying land sharks that can cut down trees with the airblades generated by their wake.

>>42318118
a Tyranitar or Salamence has a tantrum and you need to redraw your maps because now you've got missing mountains

>>42318118
Hydreigon is literally a flying rage monster, Tyranitars are content to eat mountains and not bother people usually.

>>42318161
It's like people don't understand the difference between Godzilla and Ghidora

>>42318161
Hydreigon may be flying omnivorous rage monsters that attack anything that moves, but they're less likely to be the end of your tribe than something that goes looking for fights and can smash mountains(Tyranitar), or something that has uncontrollable rage and can burn down fields and mountains(Salamence).

>>42318351
I don't remember anything is Salamence's lore that says it has uncontrollable rage. Although Tyranitars do love to fight...

>>42318447
most of Salamence's lore focus on how happy it is to finally fly, but emerald notes that when it gets angry it flies into an uncontrollable rage

>>42318447
>It's uncontrollable if enraged. It flies around spouting flames and scorching fields and mountains.

Doesn't say it does it for fun, but they are basically nukes when compared to stone spears.

Anyway, I'm almost done. If anyone has ideas they'd like to see, post them.

>>42317766
I want a Shinx so fucking bad. If we can get one young it'll be an incredibly valuable find. Swinub, Vulpix, and Shinx, we're basically going for maximum dog every element tier.

But yeah I've got a hard on for dog pokemon anyway so I don't know how much my input matters here. Just saying having any of the Shinx family is very useful as a hunting partner. Same with others in the 'dog' family, predisposed to working well with humans.