A young Alolan teen dreams of a life beyond the borders of Iki Town, longing to discover the world around him. When a string of newcomers arrives in town, he is suddenly presented with a chance to live a new life. As his newfound freedom clashes with those around him, Pua must choose between his family, his future, and his dreams before an outside threat makes the choice for him.

It's not easy being a trainer when no matter where you go, you soon attract an army of pidgeys to chase after you. Still, Alex learns that maybe his curse isn't always a bad thing...

Genetically engineered as part of an experiment on pokemon, Subject Seven spent her whole life inside a laboratory cell, trying in futility to escape, until a fateful day gave her a chance at her own life. Only problem is, that life is within the ranks of Team Rocket. Assuming the identity of a peon within the syndicate, she struggles to climb higher while hiding her identity.

Michael, hero of Orre, vanquisher of Cipher (for the second and apparently final time), grew up- and grew cynical and bored. He travels to Alola and finds good company in Guzma and Team Skull.

A wormhole opens up over San Francisco, releasing a terrifying beast that devours half the city without blinking an eye. Animals around the world start mutating into monstrosities. In fifteen years, in hushed voices, the survivors will call these creatures "pokemon". This is the story of the morning the world ended, and all the mornings that came after that.

The League has fallen. King N has won and Unova enters a new age. May contain violence in later chapters.

Everyone always told him he would be a great trainer. No one ever asked him if he wanted to be. (Hau-centric fix-it fic)

Everybody knows starters are for life. Until they're not. Until they're stolen, lost. But giving up isn't an option, no way, even if it means more secrets, more lies. A tale of friendship, ambition, choices and battles. A journey. COMPLETE!

So, you want to know where he went? First, you need to know why it started. To do that, you need to know my story. So let me tell you what happened. Let me tell you how I became the Champion. Let me tell you how I set off a revolution. AU, same universe as Shattered Thrones. To be rated M once the violence starts getting real gory.

When a family vacation to Greenfield leads to romance btw. Delia Ketchum and Spencer Hale, Ash Ketchum isn't sure how to react. He's happy when he gets a new father and sister out of the deal. Growing up under the tutelage of a top Johto scientist, Ash is finally ready to undertake his Journey. Now Ashton Hale, and his starter, Cyndaquil, are out to conquer the Indigo League! Slash

A kid living a secluded village in Sinnoh has a fateful run-in with an up-an-coming trainer, leading to a quest to retrieve a friend in distress. But in the end, how much can Ray do, and how much will it cost?

Twenty years of game-play have culminated in hundreds of little lessons. Hard-fought wisdom paid through hours of painful mistakes. Not everyone has what it takes to be champion. And not everyone has the luxury of compounding knowledge. "What do you mean you only trained your starter?" "You forgot to pick up the Master Ball?" "You taught Cut to your main Pokemon?"

One of my earliest memories is of my cousin showing me his team, and telling me how he'd found each one. For years after that, my starter and I would play trainer: she'd pretend to be something majestic and rare, and I'd be the awesome trainer who would catch her and show her the value of human friendship. In hindsight, I had no idea what being a trainer is actually like.

Follow eight different Eevee in very different circumstances on their journey to the moment that changes their life forever. I play with setting, canon/AU, and writing style in different ways for each one (Luna's trainer-owned, Rieka lived millennia ago, Kagehikari's a wild Pokemon, Lucas is in an eon village, etc). Series of oneshots, each ends with my notes about that species.

"We seem to be having some sort of problem with the pokeball capture mechanisms," Nurse Joy said. "Please be patient. This will not be solved right away."

long live the king. —silver

One-shot. From top to bottom, everyone in Team Rocket has a voice, but not everyone is heard.

To pass a winter's evening, an old ninetales storyteller tells a fable about a young vulpix's quest to bring back the spring.

A stranger arrives at the Bell Tower, claiming the Day of Judgment is come.

He can finally breathe. —heartgold; gameverse.

Attacked and on the verge of death, Lugia transfers his consciousness into a Quilava in a nearby town. Stuck in the body of this young guild member, can he stop the force behind the disappearances of Legendary Pokémon?

The 6 hours followed without many words exchanged or any information given. It pained him to stay silent for so long. The boy always had something to say, something to scream about, and by god, he wanted to know what was going on in the operating room and he wanted to know now. He couldn't understand how Lyra was silently and patiently waiting there-

The world once forgot to let them die, but after they are done, it will never forget about them again. Mythological/historical; one-shot; complete.

A young boy suddenly appears with burns on his body. With no memory of the last few years, the only thing he has to his missing time is the image of a fox, cloaked in a ghostly flame.

wally doesn't have the heart to write back. —wally, may