It's fifty years after the downfall of Team Plasma, and Door Hornbeam hates what the Unova League has become: a Disneyfied version of itself full of literal robots. But when she saves the amnesiac Geist, the reluctant partners are forced to undertake a journey to uncover a conspiracy involving Door's family, a robot-worshipping cult, and a long-dead scientific genius.

You lost a lot when you died. Your life, for one, and your name and your family and even your humanity. What you gained was power, and a purpose to turn it towards. You may have died, but Mew hasn't, not yet. And you'll do whatever it takes to find her. (Pokémorph fanfic. Rated M for strong language and dark themes.)

Pokemon training was never her choice, but when Sienna finds her mum gone, claiming to be chasing her dad, she discovers the path of a trainer is now inevitable. Partnered up with a feisty Mareep and a plethora of other 'spirited' Pokemon, Sienna seeks out revenge on her violent estranged father. But the sinister plot she uncovers proves a doorway for something entirely unexpected.

People say I was born without manners, but I think the real culprits are the Sprout Tower monks. After all, they pushed me out of a window because, apparently, I'm cursed. I've never been a stranger to strange things, but this was pushing it…literally.

In which Professor Kudzu advises wannabe Pokémon owners on everything they'll need to know about owning and caring for these wonderful creatures. Will also include a profile on every species. Written with a light touch and tongue-in-cheek. Enjoy!

She's a twenty-year-old Pokémon Trainer who'd rather be alone than with others. She's a ten-year-old feral child who so deeply loves Pokémon. Together, they're a duo who runs a daycare right on the city's edge. Their motto? Welcome to Constant Box, where we not only take care of your Pokémon and their needs, but also you and your needs. And we'll do the best we can. Promise.

It's been a few months since Pokoh, and the region of Solace has become the next point of interest. Better Summary in the Prologue. Now for the better announcement! OC accessible...for now! Please Read, Review, and Enjoy! So says...FINAL HEIR!

One by one, I witness the fall of myths, of legends, of gods. As the world mourns and falls apart, I can't help but wonder if I'm the cause or the coincidence.

Mori/OC. Just who is the handsome young man in the window, and why does he have a chicken on his head? (Rated T for bullying.) COMPLETE.

Every trainer has the desire to become the best they can. Tom Sandbourne has made it his goal to become the Pokemon League Champion. Some say third time is the charm, but for him, maybe it's the fourth. I have permission from the artist who drew the picture to use as a cover, I did not make it (credit goes to Hapuriainen of deviantArt.)

What happens when you put a psychic trainer, a criminal mastermind, a psychotic killer, and an Apple all in one story? An original trainer OC / OT story. Expect plotiness, randomness, awesomeness, and drama...ness?

Ree Majors issues a challenge to herself: get eight Unovan badges in under a year. Fifth time's the charm, right? But she's not really cut out for training, not like her boyfriend or her sister, and it's not like she can rely on anyone but herself. And her pokemon, she should probably remember that it's a team effort. So they can go on a wonderful* journey together. (*not at all)

Once an elite trainer famous for defeating Team Galactic, Delaney has been in isolation for nearly a year following the events of the Spear Pillar. Surely nobody would think to look for her in Unova, posing as a novice trainer beginning her journey amidst overzealous liberation groups, annoying neighbors and pokemon that hide under the bed from her, right?

The fabulously dysfunctional adventures of Delaney Caldwell have been rebooted in The City and the Ghost: Redux.

Linus Ferrie, a beginning trainer, wants to become the greatest trainer the world has ever seen, and really believes he can do it. Naive little Linus doesn't know what training is actually like and thinks it's all fun and games. Someone's in for a rude awakening.

This is the di-uh, journal, of a girl who is slowly losing her mind because of being sucked into her game. The Pokemon world isn't so dandy anymore. Slight AU of Black/White with actual characters included, but surrounding OCs. Now rated M for language.

Your Pokémon don't faint, they die. You must attempt to catch the first Pokémon you see on a new Route, and only that Pokémon. Ready for a challenge? Press Start. Rated T for poké-death and mild language. Based in Pokemon RSE games.

Sequel to Spirited. Two years after foiling Team Quantum's plans, Sienna is thrust back into the world of Pokemon training when she is given a proposition by her reformed father: four Johto league badges in exchange for a long sought after battle with him. Easy, right? Wrong. A new threat is hovering on the horizon, and Sienna soon finds she and her friends are at war once again.

Nearly three years after the "incident" at Dragonspiral Tower, Delaney Caldwell finds herself with an interesting offer: a chance to start over and help a struggling region rebuild after attacks have nearly destroyed everything. When there's nothing left to burn, you've got to set yourself on fire.

In the land of Unova, one man must work with his friends to regain what he lost years ago, while another seeks to reclaim his possession by force, letting those who search for it do the job for him. Accepting OCs as of Chapter 36.

Cynthia never wanted to become a trainer, but she left on a journey much bigger than herself: to become Sinnoh League Champion. When there were sudden attacks on helpless towns, a current, suspicious champion who Cynthia couldn't trust, and an unhelpful "presence" watching her every move; she had Sinnoh resting on her shoulders. Rated T for violence and dark themes.

Not everyone wants to be a trainer, nor does everyone even want to deal with pokemon, but when Shaun is forced to become a trainer for his freedom he finds himself fighting tooth and nail just to survive in this warring world.

He sits by himself, a pile of pokeballs at his side. Nobody knows who he is or why he is willing to give them up to those who beat him with a pokemon from the pile. Rated M for a reason.

The truths upon which Tobias's life was founded are shattered, leaving him stranded in a strange, dangerous world. Soon he can no longer tell whether his enemy lies in the ones who hunt him or within himself. After all, evil is in the eye of the beholder.

Tony Miller, a young man with a dream of becoming the world's greatest Bug Pokemon Master, travels Kanto with new friends, facing down rivals, Gym Leaders, and Team Rocket.

Saylee wants to find her brother and protect her town, and to that end teams up with Chaz the Charmander. Chaz, too, wants to know something- just what exactly happened to Kanto since he was last out of his Pokeball? Based on my FR Nuzlocke run.

He has no motivation. No aspirations. No dream. After a tragic childhood, all he wants is to be able to relax. Only money means anything to him. But what if there's more to it than that? Join some random douche as he begins his fail pokemon journey.

A game is made so much more interesting when lives are at stake. Leaf, a fierce girl from Kanto, taught to be self-reliant, realizes that Pokemon are more than tools, and being a trainer is not like being a gunslinger. These bullets die. A Nuzlocke Story.

Dumbledore hires a Muggle for the first time, and Shawn becomes the new Divination teacher. Him and Gus join the Order of the Chicken, hunt for Horcruxes, solve crime, taunt Slytherins, and elude Dolores Umbridge the cougar to avoid being sent to Azkaban.

A low level trainer picks a pokemon battle with a high level trainer. Hilarity and horror ensue.

So after about four months of tests, the doctor had confirmed to his mother what was wrong with Red. "Your child is mute," A novelisation of the generation one games.

After evading being captured, Ditto decides the best way to stay wild is to pretend to be a human. All is well until he's spotted by someone named April... who drags him on a camping trip... and likes him. Oh boy. PokeHuman.

The Amber Act is a law that makes impoverished or academically failing kids into Pokemon Trainers. This story tracks the adventures and life of one such Trainer who learns he's no different from the Pokemon has has to catch and raise.

The end of the world has come. Pokemon and people alike fear what walks the earth - corpses that aren't quite 'dead'. It's survival of the fittest and one creature seems to think nothing should survive.

Death. War. Destruction. The world of the future lies in ruins. I got the chance to go back and stop it from ever happening, only to discover that I was the cause. This is how I destroyed the world.

For some people, training isn't easy. For some people, training is beyond easy. Unfortunately, for me, training is beyond hard. Double weaknesses, attacked by wild Pokemon, mistrust of trainers, and much more. I just CAN'T catch a break, can I?

The economy of Goldenrod has gone down the hole, and no longer does the Goldenrod Department Store have rooftop sales. What's Todd to do? Chill out on route 34 and wait to battle overzealous young trainers, apparently.

Sherlock is diagnosed with a terminal illness. Warning: angst like whoa.

The crossover you've been dreading: It's Ocarina of Time, but everybody's a Pokémon! Enjoy this less than accurate retelling of the classic game where the Hero of Time is an idiotic Pichu and his partner is the bitchiest Happiness Pokémon you've ever met!

Bulbasaur and his trainer had an agreement: they would make it to the Pokémon League, or go down trying. So even when faced with utter tragedy, he decides that he and his trainer will live up to their promise. By any means necessary.