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Please dont take it affencive. It was just a funny qauicidince.
I never did. I was just.... acknowledging my mistake.Please dont take it affencive. It was just a funny qauicidince.
not bad, but like before you have some errors.
1- correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Blackthorn city in Johto? and even if you knew that then why would they attack it when they want Kanto?
2- you have alot of typos and spelling mistakes
3- some grammatical issues and words that don't exist like "unflyable" try "grounded"
I suggest you revise the chapter find those mistakes and correct them such as: Shortley-shortly, rulur-ruler, missle-missile.....
best of luck
First of all, why are Maxie and Archie in Kanto? (although you probably have a reason back in Episode 1)
Second of all, the dialogue just doesn't flow well, and seems scripted, in a way.
Third of all, it would help if you described the Pokemon a little more--pretend I'm not familiar with Pokemon--how would you describe them to me.
(...) I agree, your story could stand for some more description and detail within the writing. Just try to concentrate on showing the reader what is going on with your words!(...)
"I still cant comprehend the fact that all the other Evil Teams also are fighting over Kanto. I thought this was going to be a piece of cake but it turned out to be the opposite," explained Cyrus to himself.
"Who ever you are, you are not going to stop me from destroying the world."said Giovanni, angry at the surprising change.
I totally wrote out this big, long response to this... and promptly lost my connection.
Short version:
1. Add more description. When the scene changes to a new area not explored before, begin with a paragraph describing the area. Show us, as they say. I want to know how green the trees are (but don't say "very green"), I want to know how deep the rivers are, I want to know everything. Use all five senses: what it looks like, what it sounds like, how it smells, and (if applicable) what it tastes and feels like.
2. Get into character. When writing as a particular character, you must speak (or write in this case) how they would speak, move how they would move, and emote how they would emote. This is especially important with previously-established or canon characters. For example, you can't have Cyrus burst into tears at the sight of one of his own helicopters exploding. Also, Maxie might "swagger" or "strut" instead of walk, because he's arrogant. Giovanni might "cackle" instead of laugh.
3. Dialogue. Make sure the words each character says would actually be used. Check your diction (the words used) often.
It was a good chapter and you've gotten better since the last chapters.
But you still have some spelling issues and typos.
Also, the dialogue is kind of stale, and -no offence- but why does Archie have a Ludicolo?
Although I love the battle and chapter. See I learn from my mistakes.
I look forward to more.
Interesting, I'll be keeping an eye on this, VM me when you post a new chapter/part.