guardians_song: Ken Sugimori's concept art of the Pokemon starters, with the main characters and rival beside them. (Pokemon)
guardians_song ([personal profile] guardians_song) wrote2013-11-26 11:06 am

Remind me to spork a Corific.

I haven't sporked in a while, and I'm probably rusty.

I've got about 200 screenshots to post from the Pokemon Red run, but... not feeling motivated. I was too exhausted last night to do anything but pass out, and... eh, the narrative style grates on me. I should play it, especially since I have a good team forming up, but I'm more tempted to play a randomizer using PsychoJoe's settings:

- The starter pokemon have been randomised, but it will be a choice between three basic pokemon with two evolutions each.
- All 'event' pokemon such as legendaries, Game Corner prizes etc have been COMPLETELY randomized.
- All wild pokemon have been COMPLETELY randomized. I prefer this to a normal Nuzlocke, although I will be attempting normal Nuzlockes in future.
- Trade evolutions are off, so Machoke, Graveler, Kadabra and Haunter will evolve through level should they find their way onto my team.
- Trainers have had their pokemon randomized, but will remain a similar type and level to the base game.
- Moves have been randomized, with preference towards the original type. Each starter will have at least one decent attacking move to begin with.


Since nothing about the actual statblocks are getting shuffled, I shouldn't wind up with Uberlaxes like Teraconic. (Different randomizer, anyway. Teraconic only did so well because Ghost-types became much more prominent in Artemis251's Randomizer.)

It would be interesting, anyway. A likely welcome-to-the-land-of-Exploding-Snorlaxes, yes, but interesting...

House Rule: Mew may not be used except as an HM Slave. Mewtwo is similarly overpowered, and thus receives the same treatment. However, the Birds are all right due to their weaknesses.
sarajayechan: Jessie and James doing Rose of Versailles cosplay ([Pokemon Anime] Jessie/James)

[personal profile] sarajayechan 2013-11-26 08:03 pm (UTC)(link)
SPORK A CORIFIC. This time I dare you to tackle "To Extend Our Reach". Or maybe "The Cat's Outta The Bag" if you're in the mood to make fun of stupid instead of becoming enraged.
sarajayechan: Henry with one of his crows ([FE Awakening] Henry)

[personal profile] sarajayechan 2013-11-27 01:23 am (UTC)(link)
You may need to use Henry as a guest sporker. He's a nightmare fetishist so he might have a stronger stomach for what Tom and Jerry can't handle.

Either that or he'll set the theater on fire.
redwoodalchan: Silly Drifloon from "Red Sun" fic (Default)

[personal profile] redwoodalchan 2013-11-27 12:09 am (UTC)(link)
Can you spork Family Matters? That one's my favorite :3

I remember there being some good stuff in Broken Souls, as I think of it, too. DAT AUTHOR'S NOTE!!!!
Edited 2013-11-27 00:11 (UTC)
redwoodalchan: Silly Drifloon from "Red Sun" fic (Default)

[personal profile] redwoodalchan 2013-11-29 07:23 pm (UTC)(link)
I love the way the fic does that thing of willfully twisting the meaning of things in the fic that came before to match Cori's preferred version of things even if it gets completely ridiculous--like Jessie's two husbands and three children being explained away as her getting married at fifteen and having triplets which died (I guess so she doesn't have to be old or promiscuous at the time the story takes place)!

I will say this, though--the fic that "inspired" Broken Souls, from the way Cori described it, seemed pretty stupid and melodramatic to begin with!
redwoodalchan: Silly Drifloon from "Red Sun" fic (Default)

[personal profile] redwoodalchan 2013-11-30 03:00 am (UTC)(link)
"I think the dead-triplets was to prevent Jessie from being a child-abandoner, and the two husbands was... I dunno, to prevent any suggestion that sweet and wonderful Jessie might have gone through multiple tumultuous relationships."

*Sigh* Yes, because heaven forbid her precious, precious heroes make any mistakes that weren't ultimately someone else's fault.

Which begs the question, actually: could Jessie's dad be considered slightly less of a Mary Sue than anyone else (not to say he's not-Mary Sue, of course)? Because, he did make a mistake in abandoning Jessie and her mother, and he did regret it ever since.