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[It's a bright, sunny day on the road to Viridian City. It's also pretty devoid of trainers at the moment, save for Jimmy and Joker as they make their way to town. This is pretty inconvenient, given the fact that Jimmy's feeling very cheerful at the moment, but it isn't just your average, everyday Jimmy brand cheerfulness.

Oh no. He's singing. He is singing at the top of his lungs as he walks with his Gear in hand, pointed up at himself.

There is a Chatot perched on Jimmy's shoulder, and every time the song switches into the parts requiring strictly whistling, he points the Gear over at him and lets him take over. Not because he doesn't want to, of course, but because he literally can't whistle. Having a permanent gap in your teeth does that to you, unfortunately. But by god is he singing the singing parts.]

Come ooon and give a whistle! Let me hear you whistle! I know you can whistle! Everybody whistle!~

[And right on cue, Paco the Chatot extends his wings out to the side and whistles his little heart out for his trainer.]

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I bet those exist somewhere They just gotta!

Man, if we were back in my universe, I could've made them for us easy. Guess we're just stuck browsing Pokébay.

Oh wow...you could really make something like that, Dave?

Here's where normally I'd insert some kind of self-aggrandizing and factually inaccurate bullshit, but since probably there are people here who could pull off that kind of carpentry--what's the verb for that, carpent?--I'll be straight with you. There were weird sci-fi machines where I came from that we were basically dependent on for procuring pretty much every item you can think of.

Coool! Gosh, I bet Heloise would love to study something like that...she pretty much builds things like that for a living. Yaknow, different inventions that can make or do lots of different things!

Oh yeah? My bro liked doing that kind of shit, too. Though I guess he focused more on robots than inventions. My interests tend to lie more in the humanities.