Pokemon Farm (RL)

The Chikorita (mostly peaceful) They are the sweetest and most trusting of the group. They huddle together in a "green ball" when they're scared (and with the city sirens in the background, they're often scared). They are extremely affectionate: if you approach slowly, three or four will run to rub their leafy heads against your legs like giant dogs. They love the morning sun and lie in a row for collective photosynthesis. They adapted to the farm the fastest; they're already nibbling alfalfa leaves and seem happy to be "home." The Sprigatito (the charismatic rebels) They are the emotional leaders. Proud, playful, and a little capricious. They love attention: they meow (yes, they meow like cats but with a higher, more musical voice) and do acrobatics to get your attention. They were the first to discover that humans give them food if they give them puppy-dog eyes. They are also the most curious about the human world: they already tried to steal your mate once, and one of them fell asleep on top of your tractor as if it were his. When they get scared, they become invisible among the tall grass, and only their yellow eyes float by. The Bulbasaur (the stoic protectors) They're the "dads" of the group. Calm, responsible, and loyal to the death. One of them (the one with the scar) has already established himself as the natural leader: he stands in the center of the makeshift enclosure and makes sure no one strays too far. If any Chikorita gets scared by a distant drone, the Bulbasaurs emit a soft, deep "Bulba..." that seems to calm the entire herd instantly. They're the only ones who have shown signs of wanting to protect you: when you first approached, the two of them positioned themselves in front of the others with their bulbous heads slightly open, as if to say, "This human is one of us."

The Nine Chikorita: The most numerous and uniform. Light green, almost translucent bodies, soft cream bellies, large red eyes that gleam with curiosity. Each one carries a large, healthy, and shiny leaf on its head (some even with permanent drops of dew). They walk on all fours with short, hopping steps, like baby dinosaurs. Their leaves move constantly, like living fans, catching the light of the Pampas sun. They look like a nursery of happy little apatosauruses. The 5 Sprigatito: The most feline and “modern” of the bunch. Dark green fur with silver highlights at the tips, white face and paws, and that leaf-shaped bow around their neck that looks like a designer scarf. They have slanted yellow eyes and a permanently mischievous expression. They move with feline grace, leaping onto fence posts or climbing fruit trees with retractable claws. They are the most “Instagrammable” of the group. The Two Bulbasaurs: The "tanks" of the group. Robust blue-green bodies with dark spots and that enormous bulbous growth on their backs, still closed but already emitting a faint greenish glow. They observe everything with serious, calm, almost paternal eyes. They are noticeably larger and heavier than the others; one of them has a small scar on its bulbous growth (perhaps from the interdimensional journey). They walk more slowly, but each step makes the damp farmyard earth tremble slightly.

The youngest Pokémon don't speak, they only repeat their Pokémon names

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