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My OCs isn’t a pokepasta OC anymore so I don’t know why I keep drawing her with pokeballs so, improv lore I have is when she was alive she collected pokemon cards
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My OCs isn’t a pokepasta OC anymore so I don’t know why I keep drawing her with pokeballs so, improv lore I have is when she was alive she collected pokemon cards
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Blood And Bones- the Blake Robinson Synthetic Orchestra
Your oc is so pretty
Thanks. She’s kinda a ghost girl. when she was kidnapped/killed her soul drifted to her murders computer and she now haunts the internet specifically this old flash site she played while she was alive (she died in the early 2000’s).the sole reason she’s tethered to it is because of hate, she has envy again those who have a body, feels her friends moved on without her, and the fact her killer wasn’t caught, and until she can let go of these feelings she can’t go to the afterlife.
That’s a pretty unique and fresh lore. I like how it’s beautiful, tragic and meaningful at the same time. And the logic of her being stuck is she can’t let go of human feelings and not just “ghost logic says so.” And the fact she’s just hurt and not purely evil is just sad and tragic
I’d like to see more like this fr
Yeah I didn’t really understand the whole “unfinished business” concept and found it quite dumb. Originally she was literally just a going to be a sentient AI in a old pokemon game but that was too cliche, when I make my OCs I try to be as original as possible. I’m currently trying to write a story involving Melissa (the OC above I named her after a pretty bad computer virus (her placeholder name when she was a pokemon OC was Banette because her code was fused with a Banette pokemon). The virus worked by sending a copy of itself to the first 50 contacts in the user’s address book whenever a user opened an infected document, leading to rapid spread and widespread email system overload.