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nicthulium.bsky.social
Nic's Pokémon OCVerse
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Nic Thulium, she/they, 🇭🇰

I post chaotic Pokémon OC content featuring my main Trainersona and her team on here!
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Meet Nic! Nic is a first-year student at Motostoke College. She is very anxious and prefers to be left alone most of the time for her to do her own research. Many other students, especially André, find her to be peculiar, and is thus subject to teasing and bullying. Still, she is very passionate about her own research and aims to be an excellent instructor or professor. Ace Meza Tag: Cramorant Nic's Cramorant, affectionately nicknamed Lester, was discovered by her as one of the last Pokémon in a box of free Meza Tags left behind by an unknown Trainer. Seeing how his abandonment reminds her of herself, she took him in as her first Pokémon and has since faced every challenge withhim by her side. Meet André! André is a second-year student at Motostoke College. He is one of the most popular students in the school despite his actions towards Nic. After Nic obtained Lester, her Cramorant, he continued to challenge her to unnecessary Meza Tag Battles just to see them both get beaten up by him and his team of Star and Superstar Pokémon. What he doesn't realize is that strength alone does not make him a good Meza Tag Trainer. Ace Meza Tag: Inteleon André's Inteleon is his strongest Pokémon to date. He had been André's partner since André was just a child and has never left his side since. Despite this, there's a part of Inteleon that secretly feels sorry for Nic's Cramorant... Meza Tags in Chapter:Almach - How They Work Pokémon that are currently stored in Pokéballs can be transferred onto lighter physical tags known as Meza Tags. A Pokémon cannot stay in both a Pokéball and a Meza Tag, but they can switch from both capture devices from time to time. Trainers can store Meza Tags in specially designed storage boxes or pockets on their clothing or belts, which makes them easier to carry compared to Pokéballs... but easier to lose due to their small size. A Meza Tag displays the physical appearance of the stored Pokémon and its strength and HP on one side, and the stats of a Pokémon as well as its attacks on the other side. The Pokémon on the Meza Tag is only allowed to have one or two moves as its moveset due to how Meza Tag Battles work, so Trainers have to select the moves (and gimmicks, if applicable) of their Pokémon wisely before transferring them onto a Meza Tag of their choice! In addition to normal Meza Tags, Trainers can also obtain limited Star and Superstar Meza Tags at high prices or from special events, which are able to increase the strength and HP of any Pokémon as well as allow them to keep one of their power-ups (Mega Evolution, Dynamax or Terastallization) when battling. Thus, these tags, especially Superstar Meza Tags, are sought after by many elite Trainers. Meza Tag Battling - How it Works In "Chapter:Almach", Meza Tag Battling happens physically (and does not happen on arcade machines because that would be boring). Meza Tag Trainers must equip a Meza Band in order to unleash Pokémon stored in Meza Tags. A typical Meza Band consists of three Meza Tag slots and a button. (Special Meza Bands have been designed for physically disabled Trainers.) A Meza Tag Battle only lasts for three turns. Trainers can have up to four Meza Tags in hand per battle - three equipped on the Meza Band and one as a "spare" in case one Pokémon faints. They can select one of their Pokémon to attack per turn, but the same Pokémon cannot attack in the next round. The button on the Meza Band allows the player to stop the holographic roulette that determines their attack power. Similar to 6-star EX sync moves in Pokémon Masters EX, every attack deals damage to all the Pokémon that are equipped on the opponent's Meza Band. The Trainer with the least Pokémon fainted on their side wins. If all of a Trainer's Pokémon faint, the Trainer automatically loses. If both sides are tied, another battle will usually be conducted unless a Trainer forfeits.
June 15, 2025 at 4:43 PM