Pokémon Masters EX story · Sync pair story, Selene & Decidueye

A Day with Selene

Selene & Decidueye

1 scenes, 29 lines

1. A Day with Selene

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Scottie was walking around, thinking about where to explore next.

Suddenly, [EN:Gen Ref="255" M="he" F="she" ] heard a cheerful voice from somewhere behind [EN:Gen Ref="255" M="him" F="her" ]!

Selene

Alola!

Thanks for saying hi! Did you know "Alola" is a greeting we use in the Alola region?

Oh, didn't you know? "Alola" is often used as a greeting in the Alola region!

I love the word so much, I've been saying it to everyone here on Pasio!

Right?

When I moved from Kanto to Alola, I was really worried because I didn't have any friends.

Well, when I moved from Kanto to Alola, I was really worried because I didn't have any friends.

But once I learned from the locals how to greet everyone, people started talking to me more!

Thanks to that, I had a lot of fun when I went on my island challenge!

When I say "Alola," everyone says it right back! That's what's so great about it!

I'm so glad you get how nice our Alolan greeting is!

I'm so glad you get how nice our Alolan greeting is!

By greeting the people you meet, you get the chance to become friends with sync pairs and strangers you've never met before!

That's why I always try to greet everyone I see!

Ah, Alola!

That's my friend Janine.

Yup! Her name is Janine!

I really like how ninjas have their own style of greeting others! Everyone's way of saying hello is unique, so I'm trying to learn them all!

My Rowlet has a very good memory, so he reminds me when I see someone I know.

Come to think of it, I wonder if Pokémon have their own ways of greeting each other, too! For example...

I'm mimicking Rowlet!

I'm mimicking Rowlet!

I wonder if that's his way of saying hi.

If so, it's kind of hard... I don't think I can do it properly.

Yeah! I'll get to know Rowlet even better and figure out how he greets everyone!

Yeah! I'll get to know Rowlet even better and figure out how he greets everyone!

Thanks for listening! And if you have your own special way of greeting people, let me know!