Friends are something most people hold dear. This couldn't be any more true than for Aileen and Molly, two girls that have been by each other's sides for years. One has a confidence unwavering and a hard-as-nails attitude, nigh impossible to break. The other holds all the joys of childhood, her excitement and playfulness rivaled only by her lover for the color pink. Together, they've braved the world and all the atrocities that comes with it. But what happens when roles are reversed? When one has their mind split between two bodies and given unimaginable powers, while the other has been striped of everything but the wisdom that has served her so well? They'll have to clear their own path as they traverse the new and dangerous world of Equestria, finding friends to help them along the way... and powers they were completely unaware of.
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Coauthored by Pyro Mance
This is pretty interesting and explores one of the topics that I don't see very often hybrids I love that. The fact that Molly is mentally connected to the Mew is kind of interesting 1 mind in 2 bodies that's a new one definitely going to keep track of this one
Also don't have them say the moves they're about to do that doesn't make much sense in the Pokemon anime they didn't do that so please no it's okay with Molly since technically you could do the thing that they did in the anime with the trainer but don't do it with Alieen as she doesn't need to say anything the Pokemon never speak when they're doing the moves only the trainer
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Molly's new to the moves, and it's like a mental focus for her 'trainer' body ordering the 'pokemon' body before she does a move. Later, when she's more experienced, she COULD be silent and do moves, but there will always be physical tells.
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That is the best way I've ever read someone do it
Props to you man
Definately keeping my eye on this one, seems interesting so far.
Meh.