Pokemontrainer Geschichten

"Wait for me, Pokémon, wherever you may be in this world!" Transmigrating into the body of Ash Ketchum, a hardcore fan realizes he has arrived right at the start of the Johto Region journey. He knows all of Ash's future mistakes: the released Pokémon, the unevolved starters, the crushing League defeats. He refuses to let history repeat itself. With the mysterious Bond System, Ash can unlock a power greater than Mega Evolution. By maxing out his connection with his team, he can trigger the Bond Phenomenon with Pikachu, Snorlax, and even his powerhouse Charizard. Traveling alongside Misty and Brock, and guided by the legendary Suicune, Ash Ketchum is about to take the Pokémon world by storm. (Aura Ash / Smart Ash / Epic Battles / Johto Journey)

A girl from our world had died from cancer. But then something unexpected happened; she was reborn in the Pokémon World as the daughter of Nurse Joy. Follow her journey as a Pokémon trainer. Pokémon franchise belongs to Nintendo and Game Freak.

This is the world of Pokémon. Extraordinary creatures that live just about anywhere in our world. And where there are Pokémon, there are Pokémon trainers. People who dedicate their lives to training them so they can become poemon masters. Our tale begins where all the best stories start, in a homely little town in the Indigo region called Pallet Town. This is an original concept story.

Anne Markett has traveled from the region of Paldea to Unova as an exchange student at Blueberry Academy. She arrives thinking that she'll happily reunite with some old friends. But when it turns out one of her friends is still spiteful of her after an incident that happened a long time ago, Anne has to do whatever it takes to get him back to his original self, even if it means taking his title of champion that he worked so hard for... An internal struggle that needs to be faced... A tough Elite Four and a restless Champion's battle that shall take place... A legend sleeping in the depths of a crater of bad memories... Plus, a mysterious mind-controlling mayhem that involves mochis! --- "No words needed. Let's dance." (WIP! Please be patient as I work on more chapters! Thank you! ^^) (Also, some mild cursing! You have been warned :))

Leilani Marlene Makani-Wataru has always been a little difficult to categorize. The daughter of Marlene McKinnon and Hawaiian surfer Tido, Lani is a witch, a proud Gryffindor, a powerful Pokémon Trainer, and a shapeshifter capable of becoming any Pokémon she chooses. She's also eighteen, finishing her final year at Hogwarts during Harry Potter's third year... and married to Indigo Champion Lance. Before returning to Hogwarts, Lani did something perfectly reasonable by her standards: she challenged the Indigo Elite Four, defeated her husband in a nail-biting final battle, accepted her medal- and immediately signed the paperwork refusing the Champion position. She wanted the victory. She did not want Lance's paperwork. But being married to a shapeshifting Drama Llama comes with its own complications, so Lance has developed a warning chart now possessed by the Elite Four, Hogwarts staff, Tido, and Ray: Large Pokémon: She's pissed. Find Lance and pray for whoever caused it. Medium Pokémon: She's smug and being dramatic. Completely safe. Small Pokémon: Something is genuinely wrong. Find Lance immediately. Between Hogwarts chaos, Pokémon battles, Hawaiian family traditions, dramatic transformations, and one husband who has learned that "Aloha au iā ʻoe" can occasionally coax his ridiculous wife out of a sulk, Lani's final year promises to be unforgettable. After all, Lance may still be Indigo Champion. But everyone knows who actually runs his life. His beloved Drama Llama.

After retiring as the youngest Kanto Champion 11-year-old Crissy Beatrice leaves her adventures behind to open a cozy café in Musutafu alongside her beloved Pokémon

Brock dedicates his time to his responsibilities as a gym leader, while Kristina, known as Krissy, stays behind to care for their many younger siblings. She dreams of traveling and exploring the world. Brock has promised her that, when he eventually steps down from being a gym leader, they will embark on an adventure together. In the meantime, when Brock is busy at home, she enjoys spending time in nature and giving her Pokémon the attention they deserve.

Starla and her family have recently moved to Alola from Hoenn. She is accompanied by her younger brother and guided by her older cousin, Professor Kukui, along with assistance from the professor's new and improved Rotom. Together with her partner Pokémon, Absol, which she received from her missing father, Starla and her brother will explore the islands and grow as trainers, making new friends along the way.

It all began here. In Pallet, in 1996. This is a tribute to the very first game of pokemon. Following the main events of original Pokemon Red, adding some elements of modern games, remakes, and twists. This covers the full game, since the first gym leader battle to the elite four and league champion! I hope you enjoy! Disclaimers: Don't own Pokémon firstly. Drawings used for this book are also owned rightfully to the original artists themselves.

Welcome all viewers from beyond the cosmos! This is Pokémon: Chaos and Command, a story which details the characters, history and other regions that take place in this alternate version of the Pokémon Timeline. Sit back, relax and enjoy your time as you witness a legend in the making! Pokémon Chaos and Command is a fan made concept of a Pokémon region and story, created by BlackestReborn. This entails everything there is about this fictional region. The name of the region is Ijowa, inspired by the real-world African country Nigeria. All art used within this story is either used with express permission by those who own it or drawn by BlackestReborn himself. He does not hold the rights to anything directly related to the Pokémon Company and/or Game Freak, and this work is intended strictly for entertainment purposes and remains completely non-profit.

Alba frost,Grew up in a chaotic house hold her father was a dragon master and her mother a coordinator Alba loved watching her mother performances especially with her ice types,her father wanted her to become a dragon master but she refused this went on for years until eventually when she was 8 years old even after giving her Frigibax she refused be a dragon master so he left never to return,from that day forward alba strived to be the strongest to prove herself and especially her father that her way was right join her on her quest. To become an ice type master!

Kaleialoha "Kalei" Wataru was born between worlds. The daughter of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru and Hawaiian Muggle-born witch Nalani Keawe, Kalei loses her mother as a baby when Nalani is killed while visiting her friend Lily Potter in Godric's Hollow. Suddenly, Lance is a single father raising a magical little girl while determined to keep her mother's Hawaiian heritage alive. As if accidental magic wasn't enough, Lance soon discovers something nobody expected. Kalei is a mutant. She can transform into any Pokémon-and use its moves. By ten, Kalei begins her own Pokémon journey. By eleven, she has a complete team, defeats the Elite Four, beats her own father, and immediately refuses the Champion position because she wanted the victory, not Lance's paperwork. Then two magical schools come calling. Ilvermorny. And Hogwarts. Kalei chooses the school willing to accept her Pokémon, her Pokégear, and everything that comes with being Kaleialoha Wataru. Hogwarts thinks it's welcoming an unusually talented Hawaiian witch and Pokémon Trainer. Then someone threatens her friends. Kalei turns into Suicune. And Lance realizes he may have forgotten to send Hogwarts one very important parenting manual. Large Pokémon? Someone has officially fucked around. Legendary Pokémon? Find out who Kalei is protecting. Tiny Pokémon hiding beneath furniture? Call Lance. Because beneath the Hawaiian swearing, dramatic transformations, Champion-level battling, and absolute chaos gremlin behavior is still an eleven-year-old girl who sometimes misses her mother enough to become an Eevee and hide from the world. Hogwarts has survived trolls, dark wizards, and cursed corridors. Now it has Kaleialoha Wataru. Good luck.

Hogwarts makes one catastrophic mistake during the Triwizard Tournament: It invites Cumberland Academy of Appalachian Witchcraft. Hidden deep in the Appalachian Mountains, Cumberland is a redneck magical paradise filled with witches and wizards from Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, and beyond-where bluegrass is practically a second language, lassos count as school supplies, and "y'all behave" is considered a perfectly reasonable warning. Leading the chaos is eighteen-year-old Kentucky witch, Pokémon Trainer, banjo player, and proud redneck Milissa "Missy" Shell-Wataru-who also happens to be married to Indigo Champion Lance. Their arrival alone nearly destroys international diplomacy. But Hogwarts isn't prepared for Dueling Banjos, Appalachian hoedowns, whispered Pokémon innuendos, a suspiciously blurry photograph mistaken for a very unfortunate Weedle, Missy's secret moonshine stash, or Cumberland discovering that Lorelei can read lips. Poor Lance just wanted to watch his wife's Triwizard entrance. Instead, the Elite Four end up on the floor, Cumberland creates new Appalachian folklore, and Champion Lance learns one horrifying truth: Never give a bunch of rednecks an audience. Because Appalachia didn't come to Hogwarts to cause trouble. Trouble just heard the banjo and followed.

Adaman and Seikatsu found each other thanks to Dialga, but after a little time in the new era, Adaman started wondering and imagining how Seikatsu and her extremely chaotic trio would have lived in Hisui. He wondered especially about how his relationship with her would have been if they grew up together at Diamond Settlement and how the events that lead them to meet, which caused a time paradox, would have gone if she was already there. In this sequel, where everything is hypotetical, Seikatsu along Latios, Banette, Zoroark and Ravi is native from Hoenn, but she moved to Hisui, where she will have to admit her feelings for the Leader of her own Clan and saving the region from destruction. Hope you'll enjoy the sequel! •~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~ Warning: English isn't my native language, so I already apologize for the eventual mistakes! Link to the main story💚💙: https://www.wattpad.com/story/348628245?utm_source=android&utm_medium=link&utm_content=share_writing&wp_page=create&wp_uname=LifeofSeika

I made a story that responds as the actual movie, but with a few things to add to it. I made this one because I love the ocean and water Pokémon.

Missy Shell-Wataru is an eighteen-year-old Appalachian witch, Pokémon Trainer, rodeo champion, and proud wife of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru. She has no desire to inherit his job. Unfortunately, after defeating three Elite Four members, Missy realizes that beating Lance would make her Champion-and saddle her with his paperwork. So she convinces her Pokémon to throw the match. Lance catches her immediately. Soon, Missy is dragging Lorelei to Walmart for caffeine, snacks, fishing gear, hunting supplies, pajamas, emergency Budweiser, and NEWT supplies. Then Ilvermorny is invited to Hogwarts as the fourth Triwizard Tournament school. Missy arrives with Jessica, two Rapidash, spinning lassos, rodeo stunts, Daisy Dukes, cowboy boots, American pride, and country music blasting through the Great Hall. With Lance watching through a live Pokégear connection, Missy turns an international magical event into a Kentucky rodeo-and notices how much he enjoys the view. Lorelei can read lips. What follows is a war of Pokémon innuendos, falling Elite Four members, blue Poké Balls, suspicious references to Arbok, Onix, Steelix, Dragon Dance, cold showers, and one increasingly miserable Champion everyone keeps pitying. The Triwizard Tournament hasn't even started. Europe is already doomed.

Rúna Ragnarsdóttir-Wataru is many things. The eldest daughter of Ragnar Lothbrok and Lagertha. A sworn shieldmaiden. A raider. A Pokémon Trainer. A seventh-year Gryffindor. And the wife of Indigo Champion Lance Wataru. She may study magic in Scotland, but Hogwarts has never changed where she comes from. Rúna still wears Mjölnir around her neck, honors the old gods, speaks Old Norse, carries the oath she swore to her chieftain, and returns home to sail and raid beside her people. Lance understands better than most. He entered her village as an outsider, learned their language and customs, earned the hospitality of her family-and witnessed exactly one punishment for treason that convinced him never to anger a village full of Vikings. So when Professor McGonagall mysteriously orders Rúna to wear her ceremonial clothing to lunch and informs her that she'll be joining the professors that evening, Rúna knows something is wrong. Then foreign delegations arrive. The Triwizard Tournament is announced. Rúna discovers she's been appointed one of its judges. And sitting among the international representatives is her husband, summoned as a delegate of the Kanto Indigo League while new ties form between Kanto and Britain's wizarding world. Rúna has only one response to learning that being a judge means she cannot enter the tournament: Thank Odin. Because as far as one Viking shieldmaiden is concerned, the Triwizard Tournament isn't glory. It's suicide with an audience.

Magnolia McKinnon-Black-Wataru is eighteen, a seventh-year Gryffindor, daughter of Sirius Black and Marlene McKinnon, an established Pokémon Trainer-and the Kentucky-raised wife of Indigo Champion Lance. Maggie is flannel, camouflage, hunting, fishing, frog gigging, UK sports, NASCAR, Derby Day, St. Louis Blues hockey, cookouts, fireworks, Walmart hauls, and enough Appalachian pride to frighten an entire Ministry meeting. The one expensive thing she owns? A magically expanded Louis Vuitton bag Lorelei talked her into buying. Then one innocent Hogwarts shopping trip goes catastrophically Gryffindor. Maggie challenges the Elite Four. She beats three. She reaches Lance. She starts winning. And then Maggie remembers what happens if she becomes Champion. Meetings. Politics. Public appearances. And- paperwork. Cue an emergency prayer to sweet baby Jesus, deliberately terrible battle decisions, emergency moonshine, a celebratory Budweiser, and an increasingly horrified Lance demanding to know why his extremely talented wife just threw a Championship match. Maggie's answer is simple: She's got NEWTs, deer season, fishing, frog gigging, March Madness, NASCAR, the Kentucky Derby, hockey, Memorial Day cookouts, Fourth of July fireworks, and an entire backwoods Kentucky life to enjoy. That Champion workload is suicide to happiness. Lance can keep that shit. Go Cats.

After the world-changing devastation two years ago-which still haunts the current 16+ year-old World Champion, Ash Ketchum-Ash isolated himself in his house away from others, haunted by nightmares. But one day, a strong red-eyed trainer named Kean defeated him and Pikachu, brutally shattering his pride and showing him the harsh reality. Kean was deeply mysterious and wanted to rise above Arceus. At that time, the Pokémon League Association received an invitation from higher authorities, requesting all Champions to travel across the world and prepare themselves for the Emperor System. A shadow system run by high-ranking leaders-where the world's most abnormal, unsupervised, and strongest trainers are selected-is about to become public. Now, Ash's expedition starts to save his lost friends, solve mysteries, and learn about the unseen world and its reality. Many more events are about to happen, because this is a supreme journey.