PMD Role Play

[johalt]

Pmd stands for pokemon mystery dungeon; it's a classic game based on two completely separate series of even more classic games. Basically, you the game starts of with a personality questionaire, and, based on your answers and gender, tells you what pokemon you are most like; next, you choose the partner pokemon you would like to have; next thing you know, you wake up in the middle of a clearing, as a pokemon, with no memory of who you are or how you got there. ...
Basically the pokemon world has been subject to multiple catastrophes and natural disasters, making some of the pokemon become wild, confused, and enraged, and just overall unsafe for anyone. Because of this, Lucario formed the first rescue team: a group of pokemon whose goal was to go into places too dangerous for ordinary pokemon and help those in need. Over the years, as these disasters just got worse and worse, more pokemon took up the charge to form and join rescue teams. ...
And it goes on from there. Masquy, you wanna take over from here, my thumbs gettin sore from iPod typing.

Also, if that's the case, can I actually have a charizard instead? Pls!! Oh oh, and a meganium partner! Pretty pls?!?!?!

Edit: shit, I was lookin around to try to see if I could copy the intro from the players handbook, but no dice; it's been swallowed up by the great void that i's my room! Oh well, my thumb a little better, so I'll cover the last basic:

When you wake up, there i's a pokemon (the one you chose to be your partner) that finds you. You talk, and something happens that has you two go on your first mission. After that, you two decide to form a rescue team together, and, well, it just goes from there.

You go on missions, save pokemon, fight baddies, escort people through dungeons, and/or find items for people. As you go, you can recruit other pokemon to your team.

Last thing: it's called mystery dungeon because the dangerous areas created by the cataclysms (called dungeons) are always magically changing themselves: all of the general aspects, like the number of floors, types of baddies and items, and the general details about the area are the same, but stuff like floor layout, items, locations, baddies, traps, etc. are never quite the same twice!

I think that's it. Did I miss anything?