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- Through some happenstance or another, you've ended up coming into contact with the Future Foundation. Was it by accident? Through a friend in their employment? Or maybe they came to you for help? The particulars don't really matter now. The important part is that you've either volunteered you're services to them or been volunteered in turn and now you're here for your first day as an agent. Well, a trainee agent. After all, today's your orientation and initiation day. How exciting!
Take the chance to wander around and settle into this huge base of operations and get to know your fellow agents. Maybe they're newbies like you or maybe you'll run into one of the permanent staff members.
Either way you'd better settle in good and proper because you're going to be here for a while. No one said beating Despair on a multiversal scale was going to be easy, after all.
1. Post a toplevel with anyone you like! This is basically just a big mingle for whoever wants to join so you don't have to have been part of DRRP proper at any point.
2. Tag around and cause shenanigans
3. uh i guess i didn't really need more than two points for this did i
4. JUST HAVE FUN OK
Sho Minazuki | Persona 4
Usually he can be found in the Training Area taking on all comers. But during any kind of Team Building exercises he's hard to find. The word 'sheeple' is often heard unironicly. But he can generally be found just about anywhere, especially if you don't want him there.
Oddly, for all his bitching he's fairly devoted to the cause. Wonder why...]
training area
New guy! Is whatever you're doing fun?
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Tch, would be if they gave me a real weapon...
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-ice-pert.
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That's terrible! No way, no way! But have you ever done a fun fight where you're not trying to hurt anybody? I do that all the time.
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Hell yeah I've had LETS of fun fights... but hurting someone is the point of a fight. You don't make any sense.
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[....Sho no]
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It's nice that Mewtwo doesn't have to use his telepathy. Few of the humans here understand how to deal with a Pokemon, and many of them expect it to speak to them and become confused when it refuses - it's managed to use that ability with only two humans since coming here, one out of true respect and one out of nothing but necessity. But Sho is almost like a Pokemon, in that he loves combat, and can be goaded into it with barely more than eye contact. Their demeanors are different, but they both have aggressive hearts, and Mewtwo feels as though communication could pass between them through battle alone, sating its restlessness without demanding it bare its thoughts to someone else. It'd be nice if he were more like a Pokemon, or even just more like a trainer, but...
...it'll do. Mewtwo is bored, and Sho is the best fight around when it wants it to be vicious. Walking into the open floor of the training center and materializing the spoon is enough indication of what it's here for. It stares at him across the room, tail lashing - show it what you've got.]
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He kinda wants to fight Mewtwo full on one day- he's convinced that Tsukyomi would make up the difference of the pokemon's powers. Seeing the level of destruction it can cause only makes him MORE eager, even though if he had any common sense he'd know there was no chance he could ever win.
But this is fine for now. With a snicker he charges, swords up and crossed- since he's sure the pokemon will come at him attacking]
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Eye contact is almost a respectful gesture, in this. It's a sign the battle's being taken seriously, allowed to take up Mewtwo's whole focus - or most of it.
The spoon's shape distorts after a few seconds of evenly-matched struggling, stretching out and arcing around to jab at Sho from the side. (It's not cheating if the opponent wants to be challenged.)]
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When Mewtwo's weapon shifts he breaks off from the clash with one of his swords to catch it- but holding Mewtwo off on two fronts is impossible, it's too strong. So he breaks away fully, jumping back and giving his weapons a spin]
Here kittykitty~
[Come at me bro]
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Now it's an agility game - the Pokemon's anatomy is just feline enough to allow fluid leaps, and flips that Mewtwo follows through with the weight of its tail, and he jabs and slashes as he goes, ducking around Sho and hunting for an opening. There's no tricks with the spoon this time; just strikes and blocks that come quicker and fiercer the longer they go.]
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Sho IS human though, he will wear down first if there's no break. You wouldn't guess by looking at him though, with how he's laughing like a kid in a candy store]
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"Letting" Sho win, or even keep matching it, by dialing back its ability doesn't even cross Mewtwo's mind. Instead, to keep the game going, it ends one clash by flipping back, crouching, and looking Sho in the eye - then it darts back, as though trying to flee, turning the dynamic of battle so Sho is on the offensive.
Catch it if you can!]
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So of course he gives chase.]
Hey, get back here! Don't make me have to think up a pussy joke!!
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But once Sho starts attacking, Mewtwo can start blocking, doing just as Sho had been seconds earlier. And it'll keep going, prolonging the game, until Sho either puts a scratch on it or gives up.
Not an easy feat, but neither is it an impossible one. There's a lot of Mewtwo to hit, and without flying out of reach, raising a Barrier, or changing the shape of its spoon, jumping around can only get it so far.]
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Mewtwo is heavy, but it's legs look like they might be a weak point. Especially since Sho knows it usually hovers]
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Gotcha!
[And leaving himself hella open doing it- but hey, defense was never his strong point]
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...BEFORE SLEEP, I SAID