islandshore | 37 - video/action for Celadon;

[The feed begins with a shot of... eggs. Eggs lining the floor, gathered in corners, against walls, in piles.

Some big, some small. As the camera pans around the room, viewers can find the following types of eggs. There are forty in total.

Finally, Riku turns the camera towards himself, heaving an airy sigh.]

Okay, looks like my Pokémon went overboard again, so I've got a huge egg batch for sale. Every egg sold will guarantee more money towards the Training Center's grand opening. So, if you see something that catches your eye, just let me know, and we can arrange something.

I've got Scyther, Aerodactyl, Deino, Dratini, Swablu, Gible, Squirtle, Snivy, Drilbur, Pichu, Emolga... [He pauses to catch his breath, turning towards the eggs again.]

Shinx, Axew, Larvitar, Timburr, Zorua, and Riolu. They all come with egg moves. Some with complete movesets from the start, so if you're looking for powerhouse Pokémon, I've got you covered.

[He stumbles across the floor, nudging some eggs outta the way as he slips into the hall.]

With that said, I'm still looking for some more staff at the Center. Especially Pokémon caretakers. Bonus points if you can handle temperamental dinosaurs. If you want more details, just let me know. I'll go ahead and attach some information on the Center for good measure.

[And with that, the feed ends with a click.]

ATTACHMENTS:

Training Center Information

[Once he's finished his announcement, Riku will spend some time cleaning up his business, making sure the eggs are all in order, checking in on his friends, and then he'll step outside with his Charizard in tow to set up more posters.

Folks around Celadon are free to bump into him. The posters this time around include information on the egg sale, and once he's made a full loop around the city, he'll stick by the porch of his business and relax. There's a sign at the top of the TC that reads "COMING SOON!"]

[ooc: There are still eggs available! Note that the ones labeled Pikachu are actually Pichu. Derp.]

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Oh they certainly do, but it's quite an enjoyable experience.

[It helps that they're mostly well-behaved!]

It would be best to try to balance it out, yes. I have plans to increase my roster as well; there are several types I'm interested in studying; Dragons, in particular.

It's just a matter of picking the right Pokémon for each type. My only fire types right now are my Charizard and Growlithe, for one. And if you think that's bad, my only normal type is part flying. Of course, it'd help if there were more competent normals out there. Most are just... decent.

But dragons are definitely one of the best types out there. I'm only missing a few myself. Salamence, Kingdra, Flygon and Druddigon.

I suggest Porygon-Z for a Normal-type. They have an incredibly high Special Attack stat and the "Download" ability has a chance to up that when they enter battle. Mine has proven to be quite capable. They can learn all sorts of unique moves as well.

I've actually been looking into Deino; what can you tell me about that one?

Huh, you know, that's not a bad idea. The Porygon line's always interested me, but I've only ever seen trainers use their first form and Porygon 2. I'll definitely have to keep that in mind.

[Varied move pools are good. Special attack is also good. Yes...]

As for Deino, they're a solid dragon type all around. They start out blind, but if you can work past that, you'll end up with a powerhouse by the time they reach their final stage. Hydreigon's with both physical and special attacks, it's pretty fast, and its defenses are solid enough. Its ability leaves it immune to moves like Earthquake, and it's got a move pool that covers practically all of its weaknesses.

Really? I evolved mine as soon as I could afford the upgrades for it. It's been a very useful member of my team since then.

That sounds excellent; I'll have to look into getting one eventually. Thank you for the information, Mr...?

Guess I'll look into it when I get the chance. The Breeding Center should have a few egg left, and the upgrades won't be an issue. You recommend jumping straight to the final stage, then?

And the name's Riku.

Yes, from what I've seen it learns the same move regardless of stage. The ones who evolve through trade seem to do that.

It's a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Riku.

I wonder if that applies to TMs and tutors, too. If nothing else, I'll grab both evolution items ahead of time, just to make things a little easier.

Still, a high special's always a plus. How's its speed, though?

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