Bubble 02 [Audio]

[used_bubble]

Is there any benefit in travelling through Kanto rather than Johto? I want to know if it's worth taking this train over there.

[It sounds like he's about to say something else, but he's cut off by what sounds like some kind of squabble between his Pokémon.]

...are there any tricks to dealing with an aggressive Pokémon?

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[itsjustdust]

Kanto has a different badge set if I'm not mistaken and badges give you stuff, depending where you are. The train ticket is reusable too so once you get it you're set.

As for the other part... have you figured out their favorite foods? That helps sometimes.

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[used_bubble]

I see.

I think they just don't like eachother.

[He pans the feed over to show his Wartortle and Nuzleaf staring eachother down.]

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[itsjustdust]

...Have you tried working them together more? Or just finding some pokemon they both like?

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[used_bubble]

[Utakata just shrugs.]

I haven't had the Nuzleaf very long.

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[itsjustdust]

It might just be a case of getting it settled then?

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[used_bubble]

Maybe. At least it doesn't constantly pester me.

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[itsjustdust]

[He made a noise of amusement and shook his head.]

How do you even train yours?

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[aburame]

[Utakata didn't seem to take his wordless staring so well the first time, so it only lasts for a moment before he jumps right in:]

I asked the same question upon arrival.

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[used_bubble]

And what did you get for an answer?

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[aburame]

There are different Pokemon found in each region, if you have a particular preference for certain types.

Kanto's cities are generally larger and more industrialised. Most towns are fairly close together, requiring a shorter travel time between.

[And apparently the ferry has delicious pound cake. But he'll omit that one, sorry Honey. Utakata is nowhere near the dock anyway.]

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[used_bubble]

I don't really have any preference.

I suppose I'll stay in Johto, then.

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[aburame]

Because of the cities?

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[used_bubble]

Yeah.

[bywiseguidance]

I am in Kanto, at the moment, but I have not noticed much difference. I believe it is to your personal preference.

As for your other question...is it aggressive towards you, or others?

[used_bubble]

Unfortunately, I know very little about the two regions. So I don't really have an opinion on the matter.

My Nuzleaf keeps trying to attack my Wartortle.

[bywiseguidance]

I have the same problem with my Houndoom. He has gotten somewhat better, but I do not keep him and my Mightyena or Mawile in my team at the same time.

[used_bubble]

I don't really have much of a choice other than keep them with me.

I suppose I could just let them fight it out.

[bywiseguidance]

You could separate them by keeping one in its ball as the other is out, switch to give them turns.

Or yes, you could let them fight it out.

[She is not one to comment on the tactics of other trainers in dealing with their Pokemon.]

[used_bubble]

I don't like to keep them confined.

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[strongestoftheturks]

Aggressive?

[These cute things, aggressive? You've got to be joking. Sure his Tyrogue likes giving him playful (at least Rude hopes they are playful) jabs to the arm, but the tiny guy isn't raging.]

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[used_bubble]

Yes. Two of mine keep fighting.

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[strongestoftheturks]

Is that normal for Pokemon?

[He's glancing over at his own two, who are currently engaged in what he thought was just a rough game of tag. Now, he's worried that it might be the prelude to a fight.]

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[used_bubble]

I don't know. I haven't been here all that long.

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[strongestoftheturks]

Ask at the Pokemon Centre then.

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[used_bubble]

I could, but I'd rather figure it out on my own.