uncagedforjustamoment | 005: [Video/Action for Fuschia City]

[The first thing to broadcast, as is probably common in audiovisual communications, is the background music of either Celadon or Fuschia City. Those familiar with the area might be able to tell by his surroundings. If anyone is paying attention with all of the shaking and whipping around of the camera.]

PUT THAT DOWN!

[Ah, yes, in case anyone hadn't noticed the number it is indeed Neji, not a strange messenger bird who'd gotten its hands on a pokegear. The one who did have its hands on a pokegear was Naruto's gift to him: the unruly Riolu that he'd taken to calling Inuzuka when shouting wasn't necessary.

There's a few moments where Riolu clearly pays no attention to the command, before a hand appears and Neji pries the gear away from the pokemon. Firmly.]

That is quite enough. Regardless of whether you misbehave, you are not to disturb other pokemon while they meditate simply because you are bored. Such behavior will not be rewarded.

[Ah. Yes. The feed is on, isn't it?

He frowns at the screen a few moments.] I don't suppose any of you have advice for dealing with restless and unruly infants?

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I have advice. I can't promise it's good; the learning curve is pretty steep.

But I have a tomboy Riolu who likes to tease girly fire-types.

[It's not Tenten who goes after him first; she went out to grab them both something to eat. Instead, a two-week-old Yamask emerges from behind the bed, drifting slowly and quietly toward both of them. When he's within easy reach, he abruptly shoots forward with a plaintive, haunting cry, reaching as if he might grab the young Riolu. He wants to be friends, too! He can be a good battler just like his trainer wants!]

[Well he'd intended to contact him anyway so... this works too. He's... waaay more solemn than last time you saw him.]

You play with them more, and make sure that when they do things you don't like they'll know that you won't pay them attention, just stick them somewhere being watched by an older pokemon and ignored. Those types tend to hate that.

Generally speaking, they do things like that in order to garner your attention because they feel it is lacking at a given moment.

I have found that a mix of paying attention to them at times and at other times punishing them seems to result in a relatively well adjusted pokebeast.

Find something they enjoy that can tire them out! Sometimes you've just gotta burn energy. [She is not ashamed to admit she was a rambunctious tyke.

Hell, she's still a rambunctious teen. Also, have a Riolu popping into the video on Cassie's shoulder with a bark of agreement.]

Like me and Donna- we spar every morning and afternoon. It keeps me in shape and gives her someone to practice against.

A little corporal punishment oughta do the trick! If you set it up in a battle, maybe it'll learn not to disturb the meditators. [ Tsunade-sama is kinda scary tbh. ]

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