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LiteratureKarjamian Mythos: Backstory snippet#351One of PK's favorite tactics during combat is either to teleporting constantly or to move so fast over short distances he may as well be teleporting. However, just because it's one of his favorite tactics during combat doesn't automatically mean he'd do it all the time. Also, the mere fact that PK can fly means that he'll flip himself over on his feet like a cat everytime he's knocked into the air, meaning it's very difficult to get him into a downed position if he were to be thrown into the air. He also has good balance, meaning it's very difficult to knock him down to make him fall. He will, however, play fair in something like a boxingLiteratureTransfer Pokemon Paradoxically Remember Their PastThe first thing that flows through a consciousness' mind dictates its starting state. Simulated Pokémon consciousnesses, a feature introduced from Sword and Shield onwards, are no exception. This is practically intriguing, seeing as though it results in one small, yet still very significant detail that would've been lost on many; As the game feeds the entirely of a Pokémon's data to their mind, they can and they will pick up the emotional meanings behind it. Ergo, they retroactively gain any and all memories of the times they existed within a previous game, even in spite of not being conscious, even in spite of not having the capLiteratureKarjamian Mythos: Backstory snippet#395Yoshiro Sugimoto would make a great stage magician simply due to his illusion-based abilities. And not only would he not mind putting on a magic show, he would also usually enjoy it, as then, he can show his trickster side and do "tricks" right in front of a live audiences, even if some of his tricks are morally dubious in nature.LiteratureKarjamian Mythos: Backstory snippet#898To get around the existence of various afterlife myths according to the reality one's in, the Karjamian Portal Device(name changing constantly) handles the death of its users according to their desires. It can do this due to its link with spacetime, itself. Whenever someone who went through one of the technology's wormholes dies, their spirit is sent to the reality's afterlife they wish to exist within. Should they have no reality's afterlife within their mind, the device defaults to the user's original reality. The reality's afterlife PK and Blue K had chosen, as well as Nega-Lime's, is unknown. Meanwhile, Yoshiro has his reality's afterliLiteratureWhat's Truly Public Domain regards. Karjam. MythosAlthough Author KarjamP/Avatar KarjamP, two names given to my avatar, is technically considered part of the "Karjamian Mythos" setting, he's not a public domain character, even in spite of being what the setting calls a "karjam". The same as with any other aspects that does not deal with anything relating to do with the core "basic storytelling elements" and characterizations relating to them; things such as the Karjam's Domain military count, as well as any technology used by PK, Blue K and Yoshiro not tied to a work in any sort of manner. What doesn't count, however, would be individual Karjamians, any 'Karjams' beyond PK, Blue K and Nega-LiteratureKarjamian Mythos: Backstory snippet#870Although it may not seem like it at first glance, Yoshiro's macabre-themed, seemingly dark keyblade, the "Dark Samurai", is actually a keyblade of light, and the cloud-like texture surrounding the keyblade itself glows a bright color during certain technique. Speculation arose this being so due to being born from Yoshiro's illusion abilities, something which inherently requires light in order for it to exist (or at least those requiring sight). Of course, PK's quick to point this out as being a mere coincidence, but one can't help but wonder...