>>45368717I like it when OCs have Pokemon with a unique touch to them - something like a slight variation in appearance (for example, my main OC has an Audino with a heart-shaped patch of fur on her chest). Owning a lower-tier legendary or mythical CAN be done right in my book (though it pretty much always isn't) but owning a 680-class legend or certain mythicals such as Mew and Celebi are immediate red flags. If it's only a temporary thing for a story arc and they aren't really caught/owned by the OC I guess it falls into the aforementioned "CAN be done well but never is" category, though.
>>45371337>This is a "multi-purpose" character actually so it isn't just related for Pokemon.Hey, nice to see someone else subscribe to the "why make new characters when you can reuse them elsewhere" line of thinking. I have a small "cast" of OCs like that.
>>45371405Those are some really neat ideas. I'm always a fan of Honedge based on different kinds of swords. I'm also keen on the idea of making the Honedge an actual reincarnated person and giving them a personality accordingly.
>>45371454I'm currently working with the idea of giving my OC an Aegislash with a bond phenomenon form that makes it wieldable. Going full weeb on it.
>>45371630That's a tough question, with a few possible answers. Though it doesn't really apply to my setting, his "highest level" Pokemon would be his starter, Torterra, but he obtains several Pokemon that are naturally stronger than it. I would have to say either Dragonite or Tyranitar, though the latter one is a bit of a different case.
>>45372171>>45372211I'll have to keep this in mind...
>>45372241I have zero tabletop experience, but I'd love to talk shop about swords, anon. I'm always interested in learning about the history and construction methods of swords, east and west alike.
>>45372302>>45372312As an "ideas guy" myself, this is comforting to hear.
