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In the Hoenn area of the world of Pokémon, a Gardevoir was simply minding its own business and walking around, when it sensed something. “Gardevoir,” she said, since most Pokémon can only say their names. But since that’s boring, she can think through her psychic powers. I sense a large danger coming. I cannot tell what it is, but I must run before it arrives. Gardevoir began to run (or rather float), before a large number of Team Rocket grunts appeared. “Make sure to catch it, we need it alive,” one said. Gardevoir quickly used her Psychic move to force back the grunts and tried to flee from them. However, one of them summoned an Scizor from his Pokeball. “Scizor, use Slash,” he ordered. The Steel type Pokemon attacked Gardevoir, and since she was weak to steel, that knocked her down. “Quick, the collar!” the grunt yelled. The other grunts surrounded Gardevoir before she could recover and snapped a collar around what would be her neck. She tried to get them off

It was a normal day in the Kalos region of the Pokémon world. Ash Ketchum and his friend Goh were off on another adventure, this time to rescue their friend Chloe Cerise, who had been kidnapped. So, why they had brought some Pokémon with them, they left a number of them behind to interact with each other until their return. Without their masters around, the Pokémon were getting bored and unsure of what to do. “Hey Pinsir, are you bored like I am?” Farfetch’d asked. “Yeah, we need to find something to do to pass the time,” Pinsir suggested. “How about we prank the others? That could be fun.” “Okay.” So the two Pokémon went around playing pranks on their fellow Pokémon, usually harmless things like scaring them or whatever. “Well, that was okay, but I still feel like we could do more, you know?” Farfetch’d said. “Okay, but what?” Pinsir asked. Before they could say anything else, Lilligant appeared. “Hey boys, busy?” she asked. “Nah, we’re just looking for

It was another normal day in the world occupied by gender flipped versions of the denizens of Ooo, and the heroine Fionna and her cat friend Cake were engaged in yet another heroic mission. “So tell me again what it is we’re looking for?” Fionna asked, as they headed to the woods. “It’s a succubus.” “A suc-you-what?” “It’s like a mean demon lady who likes to seduce guys,” Cake explained “and there was a report of one hanging out around here, so we gotta take her out before she causes trouble.” “Don’t worry, when I find this succubus, I’ll teach her a lesson she won’t forget!” Fionna said. “Okay but just remember, she might be a shapeshifter, so keep your guard up,” Cake told her. “Right, got it,” Fionna said. The two approached the woods and went inside. Despite the thick trees, the two adventures scanned the area, with Fionna having her sword at the ready. “I’m going to go into the trees and try and get a better look,” Cake said “don’t do something crazy like run

It was an uneventful day in the realm of Magix, and Faragonda, head of the Alfea magic school, decided to take a trip to Earth. She invited her friend, Griffin, the head of the witch school Cloud Tower and rival of Alfea, to come with her, since Griffin had a day off and didn’t know how to spend it. Griffin was unsure of the offer, but decided to go along with it. So both magic women eventually transported themselves to New York. “Here we are in a human city,” Faragonda said, “let’s take time and explore all it has to offer.” So they wandered around, looking at all the attractions of the city, including the Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge and what have you. Later, the two women stopped off in a coffee shop to enjoy a drink and discuss their day. “Well, this has been rather fun, wouldn’t you say?” Faragonda asked, as she took a sip from her coffee. “Just the opposite, I’d say,” Griffin replied “forgive me for sounding negative, but I haven’t been impressed by

Jessica Wray, a redheaded, blue eyed reporter from San Francisco, had received a news story about ghosts haunting New York. Eager to follow up on the story, she received a mysterious message from someone calling themselves “the Phantom of New York,” who promised to tell her about the hauntings. So she took her news copter to New York City and reported to the large building on the address she had been given. She considered informing her friends, the Ghostbusters (not the ones from the movies) about where she was, but decided it couldn’t be that much trouble. Jessica then went to the 13th floor and met the Phantom, who turned out to be a ghost that planned to scare everyone out of the city, and use her news station to convince the city to surrender. Not wishing to be party to that, Jessica escaped into the building. Later, she opened a door and overheard the Phantom talking to a trio of ghosts which he planned to use to eat the Brooklyn Bridge to further keep people out of the

It was an unusually stormy day in the Underground, the world located underneath Mount Ebott that was home to a wide variety of monsters. In her home in the Ruins area, the white, goat-like monster Toriel was along, Frisk gone for the day. “I’d best set up protections from the house,” she said. Toriel began nailing boards into the windows, other things to keep her home safe from the storm’s effects. “That should do it,” she said. Just then, there was a knock at her door. “Hmm, Frisk is back a little early,” she thought. She went over to the door and opened, and was surprised by what she saw. Standing there was a young human woman along with two kids, a boy & girl. “Hello, I’m sorry to bother you, but we were wondering if you could help us,” the woman said “we need shelter from the storm outside.” “Oh of course, come in, please,” Toriel said, ushering the woman and her kids in “forgive my shock, we don’t see many humans in the Underground.” “Yes, we ended up here

It was another normal day in the Ruins, part of the Underground, which was inhabited by a wide variety of monsters. In the home of the motherly monster known as Toriel, she was having a conversation with a young human child known as Frisk. “Now Frisk, I know you wish to explore more of the world, but it’s simply not possible.” “But why not?” Frisk asked. “Because it’s far too dangerous out there for you,” Toriel explained “I have lived here and know the dangers that are around the Ruins and the Underground. If you go out there, you might not come back.” “I’ll be careful,” Frisk assured her. “No, I’m sorry, but my mind is made up,” Toriel said “you will stay here in the house where it is safe and not go out. And that is final.” With that, Toriel walked away from Frisk, and went off to attend to other things. However, Frisk was an adventurous young child and wished to further explore the Underground. They decided that if Toriel wouldn’t let them go, they would have to

Lois Lane was bored. The well-known newspaper reporter had been given an assignment, to cover the new artifact at the Metropolis Museum, the Cat of Khartoum, a golden cat statue dating back to ancient Egypt. The statuette was rumored to be worth a lot and that’s why it would be under heavy guard, but for now, was resting safely in a safe in the curator’s office until it could be unveiled the following day. While Lois was never one to turn down an assignment, she wished she had with this one. Not that she had anything against museums, but she wished things would be a little more exciting, almost hoping the time would get stolen so she could report on the theft. Slow down Lane, you’re a professional she thought to herself just cause you want a more exciting story doesn’t mean you should wish for something bad to happen. So Lois interviewed the curator about the item for the Daily Planet so she could write about it later. Later in the day, everyone else had gone home, but

Anita Radcliffe was taking a regular walk down the streets of England where she lived. The woman was the wife of musician Roger Radcliffe and owner of a large amount of Dalmatian puppies that they cared for. But little did she know, as she enjoyed a simple walk, that she would soon be in for a dangerous experience. She also did not notice the large truck that was slowly seeming to follow her from the road. After Anita went down an empty street, the truck parked and its’ inhabitants emerged to make their move. Anita continued her walk, unaware of what was happening, when suddenly, someone grabbed her from behind. She attempted to scream, but whoever it was quickly placed one of their hands over her mouth. “Hold ‘er steady there,” came a voice. Anita struggled in the grip of her captor and began kicking, hoping to get whoever was holding her to let go. But the man kept his grip applied, so Anita responded by biting the hand over her face. “Ow! Bloody…” Anita attempted

It had been another eventful day at Horseland, as Sarah’s cousin Chase had come for a visit to help on a routine that would soon be televised. However, Chase seemed to have problems with his routine, and things in general, and it was discovered he had trouble reading due to dyslexia, which lead to him being mocked by Chloe Stilton and her sister Zoey. Though things ended up pretty well, Sarah was still pretty mad at the twins for the mean way they acted to Chase and exposing his condition in front of everyone, and was fuming about it later. “I can’t believe Chloe & Zoey sometimes!” Sarah said angrily. “Hey you know those two can be mean,” Molly, the African-American girl told her “they don’t mean to be, it’s just how they are.” “Yeah, I’m sure they’ll learn their lesson,” Alma, a Hispanic girl, added. “That’s the problem- every time they do something bad, we give them a lecture, they say they’re sorry, then they go and do it again!” Sarah replied “well they went too far this