Excellent. I love reading your missions.
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Just read part three. by
on 2009-02-21 12:59:00 UTC
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And I absolutely collapsed when Edmund was saying 'I want you to be the first to bugger me," golden moment made even better by the delightfully snarky observations of the agents, xD.
*goes to read the next part*
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PPC Movie post! Calling artists this time! by
on 2009-02-21 10:55:00 UTC
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Hello from the Urplefilms Ltd. production team: Trojie, Cassie and our newest addition, KG.
We've collected almost everyone's lines now (Ansela, Pads and Plat, yes, we ARE looking at you), so we're looking for people to start drawing pictures for us!
Before you all start complaining that we've not given you any details, we've decided to be incredibly generous and share the entire script with you. We're looking for environments such as RCs and other rooms, and character sketches. There are plenty of details to be found on the PPC wiki about characters, too.
Movie script - due to the sheer length of it, we've split it into five documents. There are a wide variety of imags in each document, so feel free to read through and draw whatever catches your interest.
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr651f6gc2hc9&hl=en - scenes 1-10
<a href="http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr652dvhdcff9&hl=en">http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr652dvhdcff9&hl=en - scenes 11-20
<a href="http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr653ggg8sfgq&hl=en">http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr653ggg8sfgq&hl=en - scenes 21-30
<a href="http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr654fxww4vf8&hl=en">http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr654fxww4vf8&hl=en - scenes 31-40
<a href="http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr655mthqm6f2&hl=en">http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=ddkcfxr6_55mthqm6f2&hl=en - scenes 41-47
Ignore the highlights on some bits; they're for our convenience and have no bearing on what we're asking you to do.
Any artwork you do can be sent to either Trojie or myself (though if you send it to me I can't guarantee when it'll be looked at). You people who regularly comment on this subject should have our email addresses by now. If you don't, well...
Trojie - trojanhorseshadowfax at gmail dot com
Cassie - cassie.dramateacher at googlemail dot com
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I know. my post was a deliberate attempt to get one. by
on 2009-02-21 10:45:00 UTC
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Oops! You should forget that. Anyway, thanks! Your help is acknowleged.
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Amazing. Here's an alternative, however. by
on 2009-02-21 10:31:00 UTC
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There are several Elemental fields in the pokemon world, one for each element (including normal, which may just be a simplified lumping of whatever doesn't fit into the other fields). Those elemental fields interacted with the cosmic microorganisms that were the ancestors of the pokemon, giving them their powers and capabilities.
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Well... by
on 2009-02-21 10:30:00 UTC
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Nothing says their fluffy cute electric sheep is biologically identical or even similar to our fluffy stinky decidedly non-electric sheep. Perhaps over in that reality it is perfectly normal for mammals to produce eggs. (Note I said produce. Not lay. Because. Some things even my brain won't do.)
I think part of the point is that their creatures are not like our Earth creatures. Sort of like some logic. =P
( *kind of does want a lecture* I'm sure they'd make it more interesting than the last biology teacher I encountered~ )
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What about Mareep? by
on 2009-02-21 10:00:00 UTC
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I mean, you can't just go around saying that those come from eggs, unless you want to be subjected to a lecture by Trojie and Pads, like the list says.
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What about Mareep? (nm) by
on 2009-02-21 09:59:00 UTC
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It's just a safety precaution. by
on 2009-02-21 06:49:00 UTC
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I thought "What if she gets back in time to read this? Eeek!"
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Yes, Pokemon is anime. by
on 2009-02-21 06:47:00 UTC
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Since it is aimed at children, the characters don't age so that they can continue to connect with their audience. Other anime that is set over a long period of time (many anime aren't) do have characters that age. One example is Dragonball. The main character started the series as 12, but by the end of GT he's in his 60s with grandchildren (even if he does age spectacularily well).
As for the other stuff... It's a children's show. It doesn't need logic. The manga might have more detail though, I think that was aimed at an older audience.
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Good point - there really wasn't one by
on 2009-02-21 06:31:00 UTC
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thank you!
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I was going to post it this morning... by
on 2009-02-21 05:44:00 UTC
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But if you're back I'll wait for you to beta too. I wanted your opinion on something anyway. :p Buta seems to think my spelling and grammar is fine this time.
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Well done! (Oi! Everyone go and read it, it's good!) by
on 2009-02-21 02:16:00 UTC
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(I should know, I've sent the last three months betaing it.)
Ahem. Yes. Well done, KG. As I've told you elsewhere, it's funny, and I particularly liked the Agent interaction. Marcus is great fun, with his "seen it all, done it all," attitude. We need more veteran Agents. There's a few from before Crashing Down, but I can't think of any Agents that are currently active from Reorg-era and before.
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Mission PLUG! by
on 2009-02-21 02:05:00 UTC
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http://rc5593.webs.com/mission1.htm
There you go, everyone. My first mission is finally complete, hope you enjoy it. My computer's buggered itself, but I was able to limp along to the ending. Hopefully more than one of you reads it. :P Wish I could say it was fun, but my next few I'll definitely enjoy writing more than I did this one, haha. Hope you like it though.
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Lovely mission, dear. by
on 2009-02-21 01:43:00 UTC
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Might I suggest linking your missions to your Agents' wiki pages? Sara's page claims that there are no missions in existence for them.
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I'd forgotten about that. by
on 2009-02-21 01:26:00 UTC
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The image says it all.
I actually have a solution to this. Female Pokémon, every so often, produce an Egg. The size, obviously, must vary from Pokémon to Pokémon. But anyway. The Egg, however, will do nothing if not subjected to the tender ministrations of a compatible male. (the shell's probably semi-permeable, so certain things can get through while everything that shouldn't can't.) The donation of genetic material occasionally provides egg moves, but more often than not simply does the whole sperm + ovum = zygote thing, and, however many days/weeks/months/steps later, tada, you have baby Pokémon of the mother's species. (Unless it's a Nidoran. Those are just special.)
It works. Really. ^^;
Do let me know if there's holes in my logic.
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Re: The Science of Pokémon by
on 2009-02-21 00:52:00 UTC
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Yeah, I was wondering about where the water would come from for the move surf. If they pull from the environment then does that mean that they can't use it if they are in a desert? I gave up analyzing it. You just have to be creative when you write and try to work around it.
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Ah, that's okay. by
on 2009-02-21 00:40:00 UTC
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I shall feed the Wargs on Suvians and they will be big and strong. Puppies!
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Should be, I'd assume. (nm) by
on 2009-02-20 23:13:00 UTC
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- And there's another question ... by on 2009-02-20 22:47:00 UTC Reply
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Interesting... by
on 2009-02-20 22:40:00 UTC
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A crossover with that fic would be both hilarious and confusing - sounds like good fun. Go for it, but be nice.