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fandomtownies2019-03-30 09:15 am
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The Park [Saturday morning]
Nothing to see in this perfectly normal park this morning, just a lion lounging under a tree and receiving a choreographed musical news report from the ducks in the pond.
Totally normal.
Toooooootally normal.
[OOC: I HAD TO.]
Totally normal.
Toooooootally normal.
[OOC: I HAD TO.]

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Mmm. Good. Nothing flagrantly nefarious going on here, just a lion and some ducks, by the look of it. Mumen Rider nodded his approval, mounting his bike again to take off once more in search for more trouble or for wherever justice might be needed.
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Either way, it was playing and it was clear that everyone loved Magical Trevor. Mostly because of the tricks that he did were ever so clever. Just look at him now disappearing a... teal deer.
Where had the deer traveled right now?
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True, he didn't know the rules around this place, but he was pretty sure disappearing deer was a pretty felonious offense. He couldn't merely stand by and allow such things to happen!
[[duuuuuuuuuude.]]
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Yeah. Yeah, that teal deer was back.
But what did he see in that parallel dimension? What did he see???
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He narrowed his eyes a little, not that you could tell because of his shiny sunglasses, though they did seem to catch in the light just right at the moment of decision. He nodded.
"Ah," he said. "I see. So, it's just a trick, then? ...that is very clever, assuming that no deer are being needlessly harmed in the process of such clever tricks."
After all, who even knew what that deer had been going through while disappeared.
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Lots of beans. Loads of beans.
Which was weird, but Trevor was gonna roll with it, smiling and brandishing his leathery, leathery whip.
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He considered the deer again, which seemed very fine with this whole situation, and he nodded. Then smiled, as he realized just how clever the trick really was.
Or maybe he just thought that because the song had told him so. Either way, Trevor, you earned yourself a thumbs-up of approval for these harmless and not at all evil shenanigans.
"Very well, then," he said. "Carry on!"
And, least he waste any more time when justice might need to be served elsewhere, Mumen Rider hopped right back on his bike and rode off.
But he was keeping an eye on you, Magical Trevor, especially if nothing popped up in the Hero Association's database. That was at least a B-Class sort of skill right there, so it would be terribly suspicious that it wasn't even registered.
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"Citizen!" he declared, once he'd ridden over, fast as the wind, and brought his bike to a very dramatic stop. "You appear to be in distress! How may I, as a classed member of the Hero Association, help alleviate your distress today?"
Mumen Rider took his job very, very seriously.
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One hand flailed downward to point at the lion. Jumping up and down, flailing is fists at his side, Fenris said heatedly, "Shoo flee! Minicule!"
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"You're concerned," he tried, "about the lion. A very reasonable worry, and I understand why you might be distressed. But I have accessed the situation very carefully, and I am quite certain that the lion is quite tame and means no harm. I shall be ready at a moment's notice, however, should this lion choose to change its roar!"
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Clawing his hands at the sky with maximum 'why is everything like this' frustration, he said, "Snarfy! Zeeble! Narb!"
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"Now there's no crime," he reasoned, "with one creature out enjoying the company of others. If it was, then I'd be one busy hero! Live and let live, I always say, and there's more than enough real villainy out there to worry about..."
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And so Spark was out for a walk! In the park, which as everybody knew was one of the best places to go to find Pokémon, since even the most shy types tended to congregate where people went most often. In spite of being wild animals.
It was best not to question it.
Upon spotting the lion, he stopped in his tracks, blinked, and then proceeded to look very excited.
"Wh-whoa! That's the strangest Pokémon I've ever seen!"
Was it a Luxray, maybe? It wasn't nearly blue enough to be a Luxray (though he did need one of those, they'd go great with his collection of electric-type Pokémon), unless there was an Alolan form that he hadn't heard about yet... But his instincts were telling him that it was something he'd never encountered before!
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Lions' lives: very nap-intensive.
He tilted his head inquiringly at Spark.
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You were a head-scratcher, Mufasa. Really teasing the ol' noodle.
"Or a hairy Persian? Do you know Payday? Or just Rest?"
It was only a matter of time before he started throwing balls at you, Mufasa.
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"I am Mufasa," said the talking lion, sure, in a very deep voice.
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Or just screeched a lot, depending on the canon.
"A Mufasa! So you're definitely something new!" He was pulling out... Sparkle's phone, actually, which was disappointingly (but predictably) not pulling up a Pokédex, no matter how he poked at it. "Maybe you're a new legendary... We haven't had one of those since that whole Meltan thing."
Which had been a very exciting marketing ploy for roughly eight seconds.
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Or, after they inevitably became cheap rewards for field research tasks, he'd end up getting like thirty Mufasas sent to him and grinding them up into candy.
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Well, that changed everything!
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Look, he had maybe three jobs as a Team Leader. Checking out people's Pokémon was one of them.
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