Chaos Sonic

Who hasn't? Though, the only one that really matters is the gem that is Sonic Adventure 2!

"Where was I... oh right! Frightfur Wolf attacks you directly for 40,000 damage. How's that for my first turn~?" "...what the hell just happened?" David simply spoke, his eyes not leaving the table's game state for a second. Two solid turns, and he had simply lost. This wasn't something he had suspected or expected from Frightfurs and Fluffals...especially not after her game with Peter the day before. "You should never assume you have an advantage over something so simple as summoning methods, David. And you definitely play rigidly, like I said... After all, you use your effects at the first opportunity... But you show potential!" Finally snapping out of his stupor, David met Charlie's hand in the handshake, although he was still in disbelief. Same time, he was puzzled by the way Charlie had said that: he used his effects at the first opportunity. He exhaled a bit, shuffling his cards again as Charlie expressed wanting another round. "Of course I ended up using my effects at the first opportunity." David finally spoke, looking at them in the eye. "I've seen how the Pro Circuit is, some of the Duels are ruthless. If you don't end up using what effects and skills you have the moment they become available, you won't get a chance." He finished shuffling his deck, moving it forward to give Charlie the chance to cut it. "...and at the same time, the adaptive side of playing this game, against those who are more aggressive, how can one possibly survive? And yet..." David adjusted his glasses, leaning back in his chair as held up a hand, directing it at Charlie. "...yet you seem to have both the ferocity as well as the adaptability to survive and win, if the game between Peter as well as the first game between us has shown." David was just puzzled in general, as he sat up some before then drawing his hand once Charlie had finished cutting the deck. "...so allow me to ask a query: am I just to hold back on the effects and skills of my monsters instead of just using them right out the gate?"

10/10 Why is Shiny Yveltal getting 10/10? One reason...and it's a stupid reason: Bacon Birb...and I love bacon xD Nuff said xD

A Shiny Mega added to the list? Color me impressed! ...okay I'll just do the thing... 8/10 Mega Garchomp is better...not the normal version, and I'll tell you why: Shiny Garchomp is simply just a darker shade of Garchomp's original color, not at all different, unlike the Mega Shiny depicted above! While I would've preferred the Mega be a different color, it's leagues better than the Shiny Garchomp itself. If it could stay Mega for long periods of time, I'd grow to enjoy the brighter dragon...but alas, it's not.

The introduction to a Shiny I didn't even see before! 9.5/10 Victini was always a mythical I enjoyed from B/W and seeing the Shiny being the way it is, that's pretty awesome. Only gave it half a point though, cause of one thing: if the Shiny was black and white, that would be a bit of a play on the generation that it came from. Of course, it doesn't add too much in the grand scheme, but whatever. Same time, I also would've preferred blue as a color in the scheme, just because of the blue flame of a fire, but eh it's not too necessary either.

10/10 This is a Shiny Pokemon done right. While I don't personally like Toxapex, this Shiny makes sense. Regular Toxapex being blue is one thing, but its Shiny being reddish is good. After all, it's based on the Thorn of Crowns Sea Star, and they aren't just blue but they come in red as well. This is just the Pokemon Company and GameFreak actually making a Shiny make sense for a Pokemon.

5/10 Giving this a 5 just cause of this. While I enjoy the original color scheme of Weavile, the gold on it does look good on it. It gives it a bit of an Egyptian vibe to me with the gold headdress...and it fits somewhat (even though Sneasl and Weavile are based on that whirlwind ferret Yokai who's name escapes me). If the base wasn't red, it might've been cool.

Ahhhh, now with that out of the way... 9.5/10 I adore Snom as a whole. It's one wholesome Pokémon and it's very adorable. However, at first glance, the Shiny doesn't look all that different. That said, it's cute and adorable non or Shiny...so that's factoring into the score. I'm a simple guy, what can I say?

9/10 I adored Mimikyu's initial appearance when I first saw it. However, seeing the monochromatic coloration of it's Shiny made me love it even more. I guess for some things, I'm a sucker for monochrome...plus it just looks good on a Ghost type to me. 2/10 ...honestly, I prefer Krokorok's original color scheme. This is...ugh...I dunno what it even is with this. I'll give it that it follows the brownish coloration of a crocodile that if I recall correctly, some have (don't hold me to that, I'm not a zoologist), so that's why it's a 2. Otherwise it would've been a straight zero.

So yeah, I decided to do this...for no reason. And yes, I'll be rating this based on both my opinion annnnnd how I honestly think they look like. Which I have been told I've got crap taste...so who knows how this'll work.

 "Sheesh old timer! I thought you were an outlaw or somethin'! Ain't ya...I don't know...supposed to out the law? Fine, whatever! But even if I egg 'em on they're fair game! Hahah!" Old Timer? How someone of his age would be considered "Old Timer" was beyond him. However, he kept his whole demeanor under wraps (or in this case under his scarf), especially when Usaphaidos made Jacques' attack null and void after the undead mummy gave forth stairs to assist them in leaving. As Jacques hurried off ahead of him, Nassor simply nodded at both the undead and Usaphaidos, giving them a two finger salute before heading off. Once he and Jacques emerged from the pyramid, the light from this new world meeting them almost instantly, Nassor saw the Grim Reaper bolting off without him. The Gunslinger stood there, watching him do this. Always the first to rush off for things...ya'd think he'd slow up just a bit. he thought, rolling his shoulders some. Nassor was pretty much going to take his time in following the kid, but something immediately made him change his mind. He could see something that Jacques was heading towards: an individual clad in armor and standing on top of the water. Nassor clicked his tongue some, before shaking his head. "...I reckon that kid just don't listen..." he said, beginning to take a sprint after the scythe happy idiot. Once he passed clear of the other party, Nassor threw his hands back behind him and immediately blasted himself forward with the aid of his Fire Magic. He began to cover more and more ground, blasting fire and small explosions behind him, being able to get himself get near the reaper, only to forcefully kick him in the side to avoid him from doing something stupid. This is gonna be my entire time with this kid, ain't it? Nassor thought, exhaling heavily.

Chase slept well, and as usual in his normal routine, woke up early. He had thought up something to work on with another design, or rather just had an epiphany about an idea for a mech. Regardless, while he was all ready and doing his own thing, the alarm started sounding off. With a shrug, Chase figured this was finally the time for things to start going good. The time to finally get things on the road! "Not the best first day I admit. Well, either way, welcome students to the General Education class! I already introduced myself but I suppose I should explain a bit more about my class. You see a lot of people see mech pilots as armymen and women with all brawn and no brain. But that just isn't the case. To pilot a mech the most important skill you can have is being able to think. And without the basics you can't hope to learn anything else. Even if it's just a bit if you know something about everything you'll be much more capable and can survive in many conditions. Now then, you know my name, but how about all of yours? I'd like if we started this getting to know each other a bit better. So why don't you each tell me your name and, let's see, three things you love. I'll start. I'm Dalton John and I love my dog, my job, and chocolate. A bit too much I'd say." Chase was attentive for the most part at the beginning of General Education. Dalton John, the instructor, was running a tad-bit late but made it to the classroom regardless. And like clockwork, a handful of students began to introduce themselves and rattle off three things they love. This would be something for him to do, though he doubted he could use "design mecha" three times as things he loves. After the latest introduction by a girl named Stella, Chase stood up with a smile. "Nice to meet you all. I'm Chase Weller." he began. "My three things that I love and really enjoy are as follows. First, mechanics...just so I can a good grasp on how a mech ticks and what makes certain models flow and move the way they do. Second, designing...I take pride in designing weapons, armor and mecha. It's more or less just rough drafting at the present, but I want to learn all I can and get to the point where I can be that individual that people come to for assistance in designing whatever they need in the realm of mecha!" He paused, realizing he was rambling a bit about his designing passion...again. With a quick clearing of his throat, Chase continued. "...anyway, thirdly happens to be just general athletics." With that out of the way, Chase took his seat, confident in what he said.

"good answer, both of you. If I were a teacher I'd give you full marks." David only a smile at Clara, quite satisfied that his answer happened to be the correct one. After all, while Peter had a good point in his answer, what he didn't account for were the different variables he had mentioned. He looked at the question at face value rather than looking at it from all angles. As he happily reveled in being right about this, he heard Clara specify what the team would be doing today...aside from Dueling. One full on Duel with Duel Disks, a display shown off by Hana and Terry, while the others were basically Dueling on their own against each other without the need of their Duel Disks. It seemed like a simple enough exercise to have happen right now. However, David struggled with the best opponent to Duel against. While Terry and Hana were out of the running for this, David ran through his options. Out of the rest of the team here, I know only three decks. David thought, bringing a hand up to his chin. Peter with his Blue-Eyes...Charlie with their Fluffals/Frightfur...and Avi and his Toons. If he really wanted to, he would've immediately gone back to Avi and tried for a rematch. However, he figured it wouldn't be much of a rematch. The guy seemed on a whole different level than he was. Only other option would be Makoto, but he wasn't sure what deck she used herself. Just before he was about to finally make up his mind on who to Duel...Charlie made it up for him. "Hey, David, come duel with me! We can't do a showy duel like that, but just playing with cards is fine, right?" David looked at Charlie and gave a slight chuckle, shrugging and nodding. "That is a good point. But flashy or not, it does harken back to the days before the hologram technology and Duel Disk existed. Gives it a bit of a nostalgic feeling." he said, approaching Charlie and sitting down once the table and chairs were set up. "We, uh... probably won't be missing much from the other duel, so might as well get some practice in! Plus, I'd love to see how you fare against something other than Avi's Toons." "As am I." David happened to comment, already working on shuffling his deck. "Seems, however, that me going against Avi and his Toons without knowing much else was somewhat foolish. It's a wonder I didn't lose quicker. However, unlike that previous Duel, I know what I'm getting into with this one." A slight adjustment of his glasses to where the glare from the lights could be seen and David placed his shuffled deck on the table. "Fluffal and Frightfur. A deck that specifically runs to utilize the Fusion Summon mechanic. Pair that against my Time Thief deck, which deals greatly in the realm of Xyz Summon, I'm sure I'll have the advantage." David was confident that between the two Captains, he could at least get a win against one. After all, he watched the Duel between them and Peter as close as he could...he knew what this deck was capable. "So then, would you like to start us off first?" he offered with a smile.

"How about helping me?!?" "... Zirco, what are you doing? I don't think you were meant to literally punch the Duel King. Get up from there!" "Oh shut the hell up! He clotheslined me off my bike. I'm defending myself!" "This is absolutely brutish. We can either talk out our differences or...Use a more civilized method. So, which is it going to be?" Best phrase of words to describe what was going on at the moment? This went to shit fast, was the first phrase Jet thought of when seeing how this whole situation was going. Kyouji apparently attacking Zirco, Zirco defending himself and Shannon literally negotiating to either talk or Duel with the King...meanwhile, he? He just stood there, yawning lightly as he shook his head. T-This...t-this isn't g-g-good... "What, you going to stop me from doing this? Don't think you can do anything to stop me. People come down here and disappear without a trace, and now when I come down here, a bunch of suspicious people just happen to come around. Yeah, a nice chat and a spot of tea is what I need to right about now." Finally, Jet decided to step forward some after hearing the Duel King say this. "...w-w-we had orders t-t-to find y-you..." Jet spoke up. "B-Blues s-said you h-haven't reported i-i-in...a-a-and he sent us t-t-to try a-and find you...a-a-along with a-any c-c-cultist a-activity..." Apparently, this was the wrong thing to say... "Oh, so Blues thinks I need babysitters now, does he?" Kyouji snapped. "You go back to him and tell him to shove it up his ass! I don't need his help, nor do I want it!" Jet simply looked at Kyouji, almost blankly, as the man snapped at him after mentioning Blues. F-Fun...i-i-isn't he just a-a-a ray of s-sunshine... he thought. Truth be told, he had far worse snaps thrown at him during his time at the Turbo Branch. After all, they were all threats and held weight to them. This guy's whole snapping threat and tantrum like shouting didn't bother the young man in the least. He sighed slightly, before glancing over to see what could only be described as Zirco possibly losing his mind. Of course, the guy was doing charades but it was obvious that with the stare he was being given, that he was either really pissed or really trying to get Jet to focus. With the hand motions, it went Jet...Kyouji...Jet...Kyouji...and this repeated for a while. Once that was established, Zirco's hand motions were now that of him revving something up, ending with one last point at him. Jet at the moment, wasn't too sure on what Zirco and his intense sun like stare was going for at first...but he figured two options. ...h-he wants me...t-t-to r-run him...o-over? he thought, shaking his head lightly. No that couldn't be it...Zirco seemed hardcore, but outright running him over like that? ...d-does HE w-want me to D-Duel him...? That thought worried Jet some, as not even he was thinking he could. But then another thought slipped in. ...w-w-wait...d-does...does h-he want me to...r-race him...? That last thought was one he didn't think about. Then again, remembering what Zirco was basically signing, wouldn't surprise him. After all, the D-Wheels were good for two things: Dueling and racing. And he didn't happen to see Zirco making a card drawing motion in his little charade movements. After a moment of deciphering what Zirco was saying, he simply moved somewhat and hopped on his D-Wheel, not saying one word. ...Z-Z-Zirco...y-you best b-b-be right about t-this... he thought, swallowing hard as he started his D-Wheel up and began to rev it.

"Well then, if memory serves on what I know about Heroic Spirits that I've read, you can sense other Servants, am I correct?" I ask, looking at Rider. "If that's the case, perhaps you can get a feel for the nearest Servant. After that, then we'll make our move."

 How did Souji find himself chasing these things? The "things" in question were Level 1 Duel Monsters that were currently running amok. Needless to say...this wasn't what he was thinking was going to happen today... Earlier... Souji, after hearing about Sai's little plan regarding his Entertainment Duelist outfit and persona, was about to leave the room to get to class...but something caught his eye out the window. The sky overhead, it looked...magenta. Almost the same magenta color as Duel...Space... "...okay what the hell is going on?" he muttered, before seeing that it wasn't in one location. Well it was, but not isolated...it was over the campus. Before he could say much of anything else, he saw it: a group of Scapeghosts. "...ohhhhh boy...that's a problem." It wasn't just that he saw either...he saw three other Level 1 monsters, ones he knew pretty well, given HERO archetypes and lore. Without much of a second thought, Souji tossed his hat on and grabbed his deck box. He whistled to get Sai's attention, motioning at the window. "Saddle up, Sorcerer Supreme. Dunno what's going on, but we got a bit of an issue." he said, immediately heading out the door. As he made his way down the stairs, he pulled his phone out, immediately texting in the Entertainment Dueling Group. Fairly certain you guys noticed it too...dunno what's going on, but this isn't a bad time to get used to Duel Space if you haven't already. Stuff like this, it's pretty much this club's element anyway! With the text sent, Souji made a beeline right out of the dorms and onto the campus, under the magenta skies. This brings it to the present day, where Souji finds himself full on sprinting after three different Level 1 monsters: Destiny HERO - Dark Angel, Destiny HERO - Disk Commander and Destiny HERO - Dreamer. A trio of monsters found within the overarching HERO archetype, but namely within the area of the anti-heroes with Victorian era (at least some of them) theme of Destiny HEROs. While not too popular in most people's decks, Souji knew right away who they were. After all, it was his duty as a HERO player to know the ins and outs of the archetype and it's various branching paths. "So Dark Angel, Disk Commander and Dreamer...I'm lucky right now that it's just the Level 1 monsters." Souji muttered to himself, beginning to imagine what it would be like to try and take out one of the bigger monsters, like Dogma or Plasma. He shook his head at the grim depiction, only to see the three D-HEROs nod at one another and began to split off in different directions. "...son of a..." he muttered again, watching them go in three separate directions: Dark Angel to the left, Disk Commander straight ahead with Dreamer heading off to the right. Alright, all three monsters have jack all in the realm of attack. Disk Commander has 300 ATK and DEF, while Dreamer as nothing in ATK but 600 in DEF. Process of elimination first... Souji thought, nodding and making a direct left in the direction Dark Angel went. "Take care of this fallen angel first!"

"But I do have to say you both did pretty good, overall. Lots of potential between the two of you! Terry and David, you two also did great! Though, I think our boys and our girls are both fairly similar in their flaws... So Peter, David, less rigidity! Terry, Makoto, more confidence!" While David was more or less expecting Avi to possibly give some insight on how the Duel between the two of them went, all he happened to get was a short message and explanation by Charlie. Be less rigidity...though that wasn't too much help to him in the long run, he still was grateful that one of the captains decided to say something about their Duel. "Well, I guess there is power in positive thinking but, Charlie here's got the right idea. Being able to find your own faults is all well and good, but it's important to be able to analyze your opponents as well. Though don't neglect your own plays either. Well all that will come with experience. It's just a matter of getting into the mindset of it. Well, that's about it for today. Go home. Be free. I don't really have anything planned for today, but I'm sure I'll have something for tomorrow." David only nodded, taking what the coach and Charlie said to heart, though his mind could only play and replay the Duel against Avi and his Toons. It was something he didn't expect to see, but nevertheless...it was a starting point. Hopefully I'll still be apart of this...she said she'd have something for tomorrow...but that doesn't mean I passed. David thought, leaving to be left to his own devices. The next morning came swiftly, and to his surprise...David did indeed get accepted into the Duel Team. Heart aflutter and hopes for his dream to be a Pro Duelist reassured, David ended up arriving at the first practice of the year. "Pop quiz. How many people can duel in this room at once?" Now this seemed like a simple question. Well, it seemed like one and then the one who did the pizza talk yesterday spoke up, to which David ended up facepalming. With her and her "answer" out of the way, David immediately motioned a hand to get the coach's attention. "Judging by the general area of the room, ma'am...the amount of people that can Duel in this room show up in different variables." he began, adjusting his glasses slightly. "For instance, if you mean a fully hologramed Duel with the works like a good portion of people prefer, then you'd only be able to fit one Duel of that caliber in this room. However! If we remove the hologram Duel aspect out of the equation and just play the game old fashioned, then the amount of Duels you can hold in the room start to skyrocket in numbers." With a smirk on his face, David adjusted his glasses again and nodded. "It all depends on the variables you wish to use."

Cake...always cake. No question or discussion. That...actually is a hard question. Guess one game dev studio I don't want to give any money to would be Electronic Arts. Aside from Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, they've had a track record, in my opinion, of having some pretty messed up games. Case in point being Star Wars Battlefront (2015). Given it was a good game for all those involved prior to it's release, after it released...the fact that there was nothing in the content venue for single and multiplayer modes, it sorta flopped. That there is the main reason I have issues with any EA game (with again, Fallen Order being the exception as I've been told a lot of good things about that title). As for what dev studio am I always happy to give money to? Insomniac Games is one that comes to mind. That studio literally made my childhood with the original (and Reignited) Spyro series, the Ratchet and Clank series and of course the recent Marvel's Spider-Man. It's a good chance that if Insomniac makes a game, it's going to be a good one and with the titles I've played of them, I'd happily give them more of my money just to play more of their products.

 "So now that I've introduced myself, please do the same. While you do so, give us an accurate description of your Quirk. If you try to lie at all, I'll fail you automatically. Trust is the first thing a hero needs in others, and himself. That is your first lesson." That...and along with attacking the teacher himself. Cause that's apparently something that is needed in schools... Keika sat there, watching how two students basically introduced themselves and what their Quirks were, then proceeding to basically attack the teacher. Between the two, the demon girl seemed like someone he’d actually get along with a lot. After all, aside from the general living chain...she was able to put things on fire. So the Quirks they had were similar in that aspect at least. Unfortunately, Keika had to do this as well. He finally stood up with a sigh, making his way up towards the front. He honestly didn't want to do this...these losers were ones he didn't trust in the slightest...he had no reason to trust them. Why give out any information to people he really didn't know or trust? Regardless of this thought, once up there, he slowly turned towards the class, scratching the back of his head with a rather annoyed demeanor on his person. “Fuji Keika...you can just call me Keika, or don’t...could honestly care less.” Keika exhaled heavily, before putting his hands into his pockets. “As for my Quirk, it’s a bit of a weird one. Not as weird as some, but pretty weird. Although I really don’t particularly find enjoyment in this stupid thing anyway.” He paused, removing his right hand from his pocket and began to roll up his sleeve. He lifted it up to show the class along with Mr. Arai. “I’ve called it Volcano...and basically what it does...is this.” Keika continued, exhaling again as his skin began to instantly harden with a covering of an obsidian-granite. “I had it evaluated...it’s classified as a Transformation type and basically I’m able to harden my skin, covering it in an obsidian-granite casing. However, that’s not the extent of this...OI!” Keika immediately turned his attention to Mr. Arai. “...does this place have things in place in case of possible fire outbreaks?” "No." The teacher smiled. "But I'll do my best." "...aight..." Keika shrugged, slowly turning around to face the teacher. He lunged at him, swinging his right arm towards the teacher. With any luck, he'd block and if the impact was good enough, it'd break the casing. The teacher brought his leg up, his teeth baring rather large fangs. The stone collided with the teacher's pants. The impact was enough to shatter his pant leg. However, the two attacks were kept at a stand still. "You're dangerous, kid. I won't count that as a hit." The teacher remarked. Keika scoffed a bit, pulling his arm back some...noticing one thing: a chip in his granite casing. A smirk appeared as he moved his arm again. "Thanks...did exactly what I wanted." he said, working to open the chipped area a bit, having it crack some more. Now both Mr. Arai and the class could most likely see what appeared to be magma flowing out of the crack in his granite skin, as it began to cover the arm. "Yeah. The skin covering is only part of it...this is the other part. I can literally secrete magma..." Without a second thought, Keika rushed at Arai again, swinging his right arm and fist at the teacher, this time coming with a bit of a fiery advantage with his strike. Taken aback by the second rush, Mr. Arai smiled, as he reached in his back pocket. He pulled out a pair of nunchaku, and swung it up at Keika's arm, avoiding the magma that came with the attack and sending it off course into the air. With a second motion, Mr. Arai brought his other foot up to Keika's face in an instant. "A double demonstration, huh? Sneaky. You do belong here." Another scoff was heard from Keika, backing away, lowering his arm as it returned to normal and getting Mr. Arai’s foot out of his face, he reached into his back pocket and pulled out some of the moisturizer he had and began to immediately apply it to his arm. “Hopefully that’ll suffice, teach.” he asked, already beginning to return to his seat. "It'll have to do for now. Next!"

"How did you like that, you pieces of trash! Thought we'd have some fun tonight. Gonna grab one of you garbage and bring em up on stage to sing along with the next one! When the robo lights you up red you come on up here!" At the end of it all, Chase ended up getting selected for whatever the hell this band was going for with bringing people on stage to sing a song. Unfortunately, Chase didn't have a clue what song it was going to be...or who the band was in general. He figured that'd be a bad idea to just throw someone up there who didn't know anything about them. Sure, they might've had the lyrics on the screen...but he also had zero insight on the tempo or anything. Sufficed to say that Chase ducked out on this and while he enjoyed himself the best he could around this place Sid brought him to, he figured it was time for him to dip out and just go back to the dorm room. Besides, he needed to hurry up and get enough sleep to actually get to what he was hoping for since this day began: actual class. Hopefully Sid understands I couldn't stay too long...meh, I'll probably hear about it tomorrow from him. he thought, shrugging his shoulders as he left the ramshackled building and made his way back to the campus and to his dorm room.

Oddly enough, that hasn't been asked originally. So thanks! My start with the Sonic franchise actually begins with a bulk of em: Sonic the Hedgehog Genesis. Before I found out about all the cool graphics of other Sonic games at the time, I was introduced to the older Sonic games via one game: Sonic Mega Collection Plus for PS2. Yeah, this was before me playing Sonic Adventure for the Dreamcast (I had the system, but my parents didn't have Adventure to play at the time). That I got introduced to just Sonic as a whole...but that's gaming. I do remember watching the Sonic animated series as a child, avidly...and that includes Sonic Underground (shudders at the thought). Anyway, I believe that was my first introduction to the franchise. After that, my first game that wasn't a side scroller was...Sonic Heroes for Xbox. After that, then I played Shadow the Hedgehog (mind you I knew next to nothing about the character, since Sonic Heroes was my first introduction to the ebony hedgehog) and then...Sonic 06. After the buggy mess that was Sonic 06, I continued onward and actually played Sonic Unleashed for Wii...which was a pain, should've just got it for 360. But I digress. Eventually, between the time between Shadow and then 06, I found the information in between with Adventure and Adventure 2, even learning about the Archie's Comics Sonic series as well (which got me into loving Scourge the Hedgehog as well).

 While applying the chap-stick to his lips, Keika watched another few students file in: a shark girl, a ram girl...annnnnd a guy with some potted plant? Out of all the things he could've seen...that there was the weirdest one. On second thought...there was one more weird thing for him to see. Movement caught his eye, namely from his own desk. "Ehhh?" he muttered, putting his chap-stick away and seeing something crawling and climbing on his desk. The culprit: a...moving...teddy bear. With quite an annoyed stare coming from Keika, he watched the mobile teddy bear finally make it on top of his desk. With one motion, he was planning to grab this moving stuffed animal and throw it across the room. It was either that, or drown it in lava. However, he didn't get that chance. “Sorry about that! With all this excitement, Theodore tends to get himself into trouble. Eheheh...Sorry again!” The young boy who carried the plant apparently was also the owner of this living teddy bear, who seemed to be struggling in the boy's grip. Keika only let out an annoyed sigh, rolling his eyes slightly. "Whatever. Just try and keep that thing away from my stuff...'kay? Honestly don't feel like it getting in my way." he shrugged, waving the boy and his stuffed animal off. Tch...so we got a shark, ram, ...guy who brings stuffed animals to life, a bouncy boy and a girl who can apparently summon roaches...jeez, the hell is this? Keika thought, rubbing the bridge of his nose some. ...also, first it was getting soaked to the bone and now I'm being invaded by teddy bears. Could this get any worse?

 Keika found himself at his new little school for troubled youngsters and could immediately see this strange motley crew that was available outside. Not like he really cared...what was the whole point of getting involved with people who were pretty much in the same boat as him? Honestly, prison might've been a better alternative than this hellhole of a school...but then again, Keika couldn't just do that to his aunt and uncle...not after everything they've done for him. Eventually, Keika found himself at the classroom he needed to be at. When he opened the door, he saw a few already sitting down in the room. In the back there was three...and one of those three was none other than Bounce Boy. He rolled his eyes and scoffed to himself, looking at how the others were set up. An empty row in front of Bounce Boy and then the two from before: the Umbrella Raver and that blue girl. The one he had a strange vibe from...yeah that one wasn't going to happen either. That left one other option...the very front row, which was empty. And like that, Keika immediately took his seat in the front row, specifically right next to the door. For easy access to get the hell out of the classroom once class would let out. Once he took his seat, he began to shed his soaked hoodie and sat down...with a bit of a squish. This sucks...worst way to start this day off: completely soaked to the damn bone because someone can't watch where they were bouncing...even worse, that guy is sitting in the back row here...with...what I can assume is a chick with the ability to summon roaches? Huh...that's sorta neat...creepy, but neat. he thought, making a mental note of that. Still, lets hope I don't have to use this Quirk of mine...otherwise I'm gonna have to deal with some major issues with my skin...again. Luckily he came prepared, as he already was fishing in his bag for a bottle of moisturizer as well as his chap-stick, to which he was already applying to his lips.

"Yeah, that's concerning. Alright, I guess we should meet--- ACK! Jet... *krrt* found... *krrt* AGH! Son of--- *kzzzt* B-bottom *kzzzt* Turbo City. Hurry!" Jet didn't truly like how that sounded, at all. He looked to Shannon, who still was right there listening in on this, and only nodded. "B-Bottom of T-Turbo City...w-we should hurry..." he simply said, starting the D-Wheel up and immediately revving it up. First the Security, then that Alex girl and now Zirco getting attacked. This needed to be a sign that they were at least on the right track... Once the duo arrived at the scene at the bottom of Turbo City, however, Jet noticed that there was indeed a brawl between Zirco and another individual. "WHERE IS JACK ATLAS?!" "I told you asshole, I DON'T KNOW!" The two kept fighting, until the one stumbled into some light. And Jet immediately saw who Zirco was pummeling: Kyouji, the current Duel King. He immediately remembered what was told to his group about the Duel King. The mission was to talk to him and check on him, along with surveying the area of Turbo City in general...at the same time...avoid a Duel with him...at all costs. Then there was what Mr. E told him to possibly do...which to be quite frank, if he wanted to do it, he wouldn't need to. After all, Zirco was already handling that right now. He only looked on at this and then over to Shannon. "...w-w-what's the p-plan? I-I think the p-punching him idea M-Mr. E gave us...i-i-is already off the table n-n-now..."