I had to make a quick change from what I sent to the GM. Here is what I THINK is the correct way to do a trainer sheet:
https://www.mediafire.com/?2fxmnhiphyanomwAnd here's Grond, the Aron I've had since I was small:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/4znhd03ten2ak7e/Da_Save.zipI went along the lines of a person who trained a long time to set out on the league challenge. He specializes in breeding and (will later) stat ace, to show that he wishes to bring out the best potential in his pokemon, which he calls his teammates. For flavor, I'm going to say he carries books on him to maintain his training as he sets out with the others. His outlook on pokemon and trainers themselves is that they shouldn't try to do everything but rather try and perfect what you're good at. Grond is a prime example of this as Grond is a heavy defender and attacker but still remains slow and almost unable to use special attacks. He helps out town usually by giving away eggs to kids younger then him by his grandparents that run a day care and usually have an excess of abandoned eggs. He has a sort of dream of seeing everyone with a pokemon. His father, Varg, is always away from home to the point he forgets what he even looks like, to work at a pokeball factory. Occasionally, he sends Bjorn (my character) the odd unfinished pokeball to work on and try and finish, in hopes that he'll forgo the idea of the journey and work in the factory instead. His mother, Agata, is known to participate in contests and is known to be a skilled trainer herself, enforcing my character's want to set out on his own journey. This also sparks a slight desire to try out pokemon contests, despite the fact that he knows he wouldn't be good at them
I assume he knows the others because he either gave them their first pokemon, or he acts as a big brother figure, being older then the others. He's a little wary of how tall Kyle is (being almost an entire foot above Bjorn) and feels a little tense around Jonathan. Since there aren't really schools for catching and raising pokemon, another idea is that Bjorn taught the others how to catch, care, train and bring out the full potential in your pokemon. Or his want to join the league challenge sparked the interest of the others.
In personality, Bjorn acts similar to Kris in how protective and friendly he is towards people, specifically towards those younger then him. But he is a known hatcher and breeder amongst the town thanks to his grandparents, so he is of SOME renown, but its nothing special. He's very quick to act on emotions, going into an almost primal state of mind when things get rough, and is very quick to anger and slow to calm down. He was known to fight a local bully with Grond and couldn't stop himself from severely injuring the pokemon AND its trainer. He has a sense of duty and mild justice, but moreas in the sense that he'll do whats he feels right.
He's somewhere in between the lines of getting muscular and getting fat. While he does have a sort of a gut forming, he has the strength to do some tasks that others would struggle with. He's able to take punishment and hit a little harder then most, but acts slow and usually doesn't rely on mental attacks. He does have a strong willpower, showing this in his a little higher sp. def. There's a joke that Grond and Bjorn became like each other as they grew up, showing that slightly in how their stats are similar.
Grond is roughly 14 years old, hatching when Bjorn was 5. Bjorn wasn't always fond of battling, and he still isn't fully fond of it to this day, but he knows he has to in order to advance in the league. Grond is relaxed in nature and is known constantly to take punishment from some of the local wild pokemon and still maintain a calm demeanor. Grond isn't unique, but considering that Arons aren't seen around this area, a lot of small children are interested in seeing Grond from time to time and be amazed at seeing something that they usually don't see. Despite being over 100lbs, Bjorn can pick up and hold Grond, but he can't do it for long periods of time. Grond, despite being Bjorn's pokemon since birth, wasn't always a caught pokemon. Until Bjorn turned 10, Grond was technically a wild pokemon, but everyone assumed it to be Bjorn's at how close of a bond they shared since the egg hatched
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