Aipom Dunk!

[tisari]

AIPOM DUNK!

Come one, come all!
It's time for our favourite, the best of the best;
the Aipom Dunk that beats all the rest! 8D

Ahem. But folks, you heard right. This year's Easter Carnival holds a variety of games, and within these many, attention-catching, money-grabbing, FUN FUN FUN games, is the Aipom Dunk.
The game is as follows:

1. Choose your Aipom!
2. Once you've chosen an Aipom, it will head over to the pool and fish with it's tail for a random item.
3. Whatever the item is, you get it!


The cost of the game is 15 STEPS.
Choose your Aipom wisely. Depending on it's attidude, you might get different results. Keep an open-mind though, and you will be surprised!
There are 15 Aipoms to choose from. You may play once and once only.


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1. This one looks competitive.
2. This one looks depressed and yet curious.
3. This one looks like he’ll run at the first chance he gets.
4. This one looks like it’s in a hurry.
5. This one looks lazy.
6. This one looks hyperactive.
7. This one looks…surprisingly healthy.
8. This one looks exhausted!
9. This one has a sunburn…someone was neglected.
10. This one looks content.
11. This one looks bored with life and reality in general.
12. This one looks like he’s about to puke…
13. This one looks like a baby!
14. This one is humming to itself.
15. This one is growling at all the others...it looks angry.

Alrighty! ;D
Items can range from potions to pokeballs, from artifacts and accessories!
Have fun, and good luck!

(( The items are already decided ^^
You can either post on this board, or make another board in this sub-board. In your post, include what number of Aipom you chose! ))

Mod: Tisari

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[Kimo]

"Hodoro, look!"
The Riolu looked up to see a huge line of Aipoms lounging near a stall labeled AIPOM DUNK in huge letters. Already Hodoro could see why his trainer wanted to come here, as he immediately got on his knees and mingled with the Aipoms sitting in a row. Apparently, as Harry had translated for him, one had to choose one of the pokemon so it could dunk its hand into the water and pull out an item. Logically, one would choose an Aipom in a good mood or condition..
Contradicting Hodoro's thoughts, Harry pointed at a rather sad-looking Aipom. "I like this one! Its so sad and cute~" Harry then shivered at his words, calling something cute like that. Boys did not like cute things! Then again, there were no witnesses..
Harry stood up and looked for the operator, fifteen steps in hand. "Hey, um, I'd like number two."

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[tisari]

The man at the booth nodded, walked over to the stall, and picked up Aipom number 2 gently, placing it near the large bucket in the ground.
Letting out an exhasperated sigh, the Aipom lumbered over, taking it's sweet time; though it's curiousity was evident as it fished around in the water. Finally thinking it got something good, it pulled out it's tail to retrieve a little bag wrapped in plastic. The man handed it over to Harry.
"Good choice." he grunted half-heartedly.

Inside the bag was a Focus Band!

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[Kimo]

Harry gleefully stared into water, watching carefully as the yellow hand/tail rummaged through the murky depths. After a while, the boy became agitated as it took its time, but his Riolu clearly saw his discomfort and reassured him, <Let it work a bit.. The longer it takes, the more chance we’ll get something good.> Hodoro realize that probably wasn’t true, but nonetheless Harry seemed to loosen up.
Finally, the Aipom brought something to the surface, and he whooped in joy. Harry’s little hands fumbled for his prize and, tugging hard to unzip it, pulled out the headband and gave a long “Woooahh, Focus Band” in amazement. Staring over its design for a while, Harry snapped to his senses and wrapped it around his head, feeling his coolness level raising. “I’ve always wanted something like this!” Harry performed some karate moves to display how well they looked together.
Hodoro managed to laugh at his owner’s silliness. <Haha, I really think this item will come in handy, you certainly need some extra focus,> he said playfully and underneath a bit irritably. Sometimes it felt like his trainer often missed the point of just about everything. Hopefully, he’d learn to keep his head out of the clouds longer than he usually would, soon.
The duo walked off, one half a little more content than the other.

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