...Do I really have to give this stupid introduction? Yes? I do...? Fine... Whatever. My name is Nova Lise, and I just moved to the Alola region. I'm nineteen, and because my mother can hardly stay in one place, we move from region to region a lot. I try not to get too attached to anything or anyone, because I never know when my mother will up and decide to move again. My father's not in the picture, so don't even think about asking about him. Most trial-goers in Alola are eleven years old when they start their island challenge. I'm nineteen years old and just now starting mine, since I only recently moved here. ...okay, so maybe I'm getting a bit of a late start. So what? I know this is a new thing for me, starting an island challenge in a completely unfamiliar region, but my cousin Kukui deciding that I need a babysitter to make sure I don't get lost and give me a crash course on being a Pokemon Trainer was the absolute worst idea he's ever had. Yeah, my new babysitter's name is Altair Knight, and that jerk is so infuriatingly perfect at everything that it drives me insane. I look like some sort of fumbling idiot compared to Mr. Perfect, because I can't even properly work a microwave! Anyways, this is the story where I'm supposed to go on some journey with this infuriating guy Altair who loves to push my buttons and mess with me, a quiet and mysterious girl named Lillie, and some spastic eleven year old boy named Hau who's obsessed with malasada, and I'm supposed to come back from it all a different person. Hah. Yeah right. I'm not a perfect person, I'm flawed. And if you don't like that, get lost. {Pokemon Sun & Moon fanfiction; OC x OC pairing; PG-13 for dark themes and strong language; cover art was edited by me and I don't own the art used for it}

Red continues his journey across Kanto to collect the Gym Badges and challenge the Pokémon League. However, the Team Rocket threat reaches a peak as the Elite Four struggle to keep up with the criminal syndicate. Who will rise to power to stop Team Rocket? Or will the Boss and his Rockets bring Kanto to its knees? Continue the Tale. *Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon, duh. Nintendo does, as does the Pokémon Company and whoever else has the capability to sue me for saying that I do. Which I don't.*

The World of Pokémon is a wonderful place. However, there are certain things you should never do if you value your life. What happens if you do them anyway? Well, you might just wind up with a starring role in Mew's latest chaotic scheme: a T.V. show dedicated to all the craziness the World of Pokémon has to offer! What hijinks lie in wait? Who knows! This is MEW after all! (This story ALSO receives the 'So good, someone stole it once' award!)

As far as Virizion is concerned, she has, and always will be, a Virizion. Having been 'awakened' from 'an injury that had given her amnesia', Cobalion has told her of who she was and of what she 'forgot'; though he left out the truth. Fully believing Cobalion, Virizion has lived her life in confusion; wondering why Team Double S V continues to give her odd looks and still trying to decipher the strange images that come with the migraines. But one the biggest mysteries is the word 'Serphisa'. That was the only thing her empty mind knew when she awoke. Having a month passed since she awoke, Virizion has gotten bored of her life in Treasure Town, and had left to find some adventure. And as she traveled farther from Treasure Town, her migraines seemed to give clearer pictures, until she realized that they must be connected to whatever 'Serphisa' was. Determined to find an answer, Virizion begins to investigate, but something in the back of her mind is nagging her: Does she really want an answer?

Newly certified Pokémon Trainer Red is on his way to collect the eight Gym Badges in the Kanto region. You thought you know the story, but think again. The original Red/Blue games come back to life with a vengeance with new plot twists, heroes, villans, and all the Pokémon we grew up to know and love. COMPLETED *Disclaimer: I don't own Pokémon, duh. Nintendo does, as does the Pokémon Company and whoever else has the capability to sue me for saying that I do. Which I don't.*

Alright, fine! You all want to hear more? I'll tell you more! Sit down and don't interrupt me. So yeah, after the whole fiasco I told you about last time, things went pretty well. No undead armies trying to kill me and Mew gained some level of sanity. Doesn't mean life was easy. Life in the International Police can get very...strange at times.

A story, you say? Well, I know a few of those. Some of them are about me, and some of those are even true. This one's one of my favorites. It's how I came to be the Absol I am today. Of course, I didn't like it then, but that's how it always is with life. It's kind of funny that way. It starts with me running down the slopes of Mt. Coronet... (This story has received the 'So good, someone stole it from me once' Award) (This is an adventure story that takes place in the Game Universe with a mix of OC and canon characters.) (This story is also submitted in the 2014 Watty Awards contest)

Those... those red... eyes... Red. A name that Gold had heard numerous times while on his journey through Johto and Kanto. Gold barely knew anything about this mysterious boy called 'Red', except for the fact that he was a Pokemon Master and had disbanded Team Rocket. Out of the blue, Gold got sent out on a mission to retrieve Red who had been missing for about 3 years. But little did he know about the hidden darkness that dwells on Mount Silver.

Virizion has died, and to keep the world of Pokémon in balance, she must be living. Resurrection is not possible with out a key item and there can't be another egg; there is only one solution: she needs a host, and she already has instructed Cobalion of who; a Snivy named Serphisa. Serphisa has so far lived a normal life, working in a rescue team, exploring new places with friends, until Cobalion comes and tells her shocking news: She is to sacrifice her body to host Virizion's soul. With this shocking news, she is informed that she has six days to finish as many loose ends in her life as possible. But can she really do it? Winner of Best Ending of the 2014 Pokémon Watty Awards

Have you ever wondered before Ash went on his journey? Before he beat that first gym leader? Why adults in Kanto are seen to be so scarce? This book will answer that question through facts and theories. Hope you enjoy!