An oni, a dancer, a one-eyed boy, and a mercenary-for-hire enter Angel's Share. Venti and Kaeya find new drinking friends, Diluc is suspicious of them, Rosaria begins to investigate, and Klee finds a new fish blasting friend—as long as he doesn't blab anything to Jean. A string of murders? That's probably not good.
After accepting an invitation to a world tournament held in Unova, Red meets another competitor in the Champion's Cup, Hilda. Pikachu and the rest (most) of Red's team are determined to set the two of them up but with a few hiccups along the way, getting a date is harder than it should be. What can go wrong? Full summary inside; re-post
Blue Oak is the grandson of the prestigious Doctor Samuel Oak and studying to one day take over the hospital he runs in Viridian City. When he meets Red, a music major, he starts to question what he really wants to do in life. Who knew learning music theory could be so fun? - originalshipping; college au
The sage of the forest seemed to always have a smile in her voice whenever she spoke. "It's getting late. We should get going." - a little blurb/headcanon thing; post-oot and tp
Sora, Donald, and Goofy crash land on a world that is plagued with Heartless and a group of people called Team Rocket, and in the middle of everything, they meet a boy that can't speak. Red just wants to collect the last few gym badges he needs to challenge the Elite Four and become the champion - all he needs to do is make sure his heart isn't stolen. Easier said than done.
Grace thought that becoming a pokemon professor would be easy. Studying hard, not joining a vigilante organization, or trying to save the world would be a great start.
Told through the eyes of Red's pokemon, the Pokemon World Tournament seems like the thrill of a lifetime! When they arrive, he begins to fall for a Unova native so Pikachu and the gang decide to help Red with something he's never done before: get a date with White! Well, with a couple of clingy best friends and Team Plasma trying to come back, it shouldn't be too hard... right?