Gaging interest in a pokemon manip series
I'm going between a few ideas for potential series right now, but being the weak minded individual I am, I am currently paralyzed by indecision. So instead of worrying myself into knots, I've decided to shed any responsibility for my actions and poll all y'all fine people instead. The premise I'm currently looking at is a guidebook that details the many mind manipulating shenanigans that one might encounter in regular daily life with pokemon, something like the Monster Girl Encyclopedia.
As much as our media glorifies the Pokémon league and those that participate in it, it is a well-known fact that the rigorous, stressful, and often downright dangerous lifestyle of a Pokémon trainer is not for everybody. Luckily, for those that seek a more simplistic occupation, there have been numerous studies that have demonstrated a variety of benefits regarding the keeping of Pokémon outside of battles in a more domestic environment as either pets or partners. However, it is important to note that while some Pokémon are all right with being treated as simple pets, this is most certainly not the case with every species, and if you are not careful regarding your choice of partner, or if you neglect to properly care for them, there can be dire consequences. This guide aims to both inform and warn any prospective non-trainers on the common pitfalls that Pokémon caretakers face; everything from how best to keep your companion healthy with proper nutrition, all the way to how to spot the warning signs of potentially...problematic...situations.
And here's the strawpoll. www.strawpoll.me/14870751
Welp, I’ll admit I’m pretty bummed that only 30 people voted. I might come back to this at some point, but it seems nobody’s interested at the moment. Sorry to those of you that bothered to actually vote.
As much as our media glorifies the Pokémon league and those that participate in it, it is a well-known fact that the rigorous, stressful, and often downright dangerous lifestyle of a Pokémon trainer is not for everybody. Luckily, for those that seek a more simplistic occupation, there have been numerous studies that have demonstrated a variety of benefits regarding the keeping of Pokémon outside of battles in a more domestic environment as either pets or partners. However, it is important to note that while some Pokémon are all right with being treated as simple pets, this is most certainly not the case with every species, and if you are not careful regarding your choice of partner, or if you neglect to properly care for them, there can be dire consequences. This guide aims to both inform and warn any prospective non-trainers on the common pitfalls that Pokémon caretakers face; everything from how best to keep your companion healthy with proper nutrition, all the way to how to spot the warning signs of potentially...problematic...situations.
And here's the strawpoll. www.strawpoll.me/14870751
Welp, I’ll admit I’m pretty bummed that only 30 people voted. I might come back to this at some point, but it seems nobody’s interested at the moment. Sorry to those of you that bothered to actually vote.
