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[usedlaserbeam]

Having seen several mentions of the upcoming holiday season already, I suppose this is as prudent a time as any to raise awareness of Souji-kun's Breeding Centre and Foster Home for Pokemon — both fine places for anyone looking to acquire a new Pokemon. Though he's regrettably no longer among us, his legacy lives on in the form of these two institutions, and the very capable Saber-san has graciously taken up the charge of overseeing them in his absence. I myself can vouch for the reputability of the organizations, and likewise would personally recommend them to any trainers interested in augmenting their rosters or finding gifts for a friend or acquaintance.

Of the two, I'd particularly emphasize the existence of the Foster Home. There are many benefits to raising a Pokemon from hatching, of course, but there's likewise something undeniably rewarding about being the person to provide a good home for a stray in need. No matter what that stray might be.

That said, speaking of finding good homes for Pokemon needing one, it seems I have some eggs of my own to contend with. Anyone interested in acquiring one, please inquire within; I'll attach the list of types available to this post.


[OOC: And here is the IC post for this batch of eggs! There are still some left, so feel free to cruise on over and snag one!]

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[explosivecombat]

Quite well, actually. And I'm well aware of how much effort it is to have a large number of them; I'm in a similar situation, although I'm not any sort of breeder, so thankfully they don't seem to produce quite as much, quite as often. Hopefully you've been faring well, regardless?

That said, I'll take one of those Stantlers off your hands, then...and the Munchlax as well, should it still be available; at the same time, I must insist on giving you something for your effort.

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[usedlaserbeam]

My sole consolation is that most of the time, I can keep my Eevee brood from participating in the production. My Espeon, Lady, has some rather firm opinions on my capacity to give them up — or lack thereof, more accurately.

They both are, yes, and I can assure you they're both from good-tempered sires. My Stantler has taken it upon himself to assume the duties of an adoptive parent toward my Vulpix, and the Munchlax comes from a teammate's starter — one that was excellently trained.

And while I'm certainly not asking for compensation, I'd hardly refuse it, either.