The Trainer
Name: Sukhon Thi (Thai for “pleasant smell” and Vietnamese for “poem” respectively)
Age: Somewhere between 12 and 16 (claims 32)
Gender: Female (claims Male)
Height: 5’3” (claims to have once been twice his current size)
Weight: 164 lb.s (claims to have once been half his current size)
Eye Color: Dark brown
Ethnicity: Altonian (claims Southern Asian)

((I’m putting history before personality because it flows better))
"Brief" History:
Sukhon is probably not the person you want to ask if you want to find out about her (no wait, “his”) past. Not unless you want to hear a three-hour-long story (with horribly reenacted fight scenes) about how this girl is really a foreign man who lived in China with a girl’s name that was a master of the self-taught “Fist of a Thousand Stinky Farts” style, and was banished into the body of a handicapped, pubescent girl by a cloud-dwelling sorcerer with a lamp for a head in order to prevent him from ever challenging the sorcerer again (since simply killing your opponent never seems to be adequate when you have magic, you always have to turn them into an anthropomorphic frog or seal them away for 1,000 years or some shit). Yeah, you probably don’t want to hear that story, but that’s all Sukhon ever seems to talk about, and how he needs to become a Pokemon master in order to defeat his nemesis and get his body back. No, a good person to ask about Sukhon’s past would be literally anyone that has already received this story, and has probably heard the things that are actually relevant to real life that will eventually come after the story.

He awoke in some sort of crash site on the Southeastern border of the Saturos Canyon, in his current, mute, stumpy-legged body. He had a panicking Archen running around in circles, with a Mirage Ball on his person matching its color scheme. There was also a Beldum telepathically screaming at him about how he had supposedly fallen from space. Sukhon eventually collected himself, learned how to communicate with the Beldum after trying to headbutt it into unconsciousness, and headed East due to the tugging of the Archen.

After much running and hiding from ghosts for several days, with the Archen pushing itself to evolve in order to give them a faster transport for escape, they eventually made it to the Nightingale academy. Sukhon was exilerated at the idea of training his Pokemon there in order to get his revenge on his nemesis. Of course, he was turned down due to his lack of etiquette, and the academy’s lack of accommodations for the Archeops. They did, however, point him to the direction of Arcelor, a place that they thought would accept him (though it’s possible just wanted to hijack the mental health of the people living there).

At the end of the rough trek through the desert, they finally reached their destination. Ferrite and the authorities that be were loath to accept Sukhon into the academy, but saw potential in Sukhon’s abilities and resilience. Sukhon has been training there (much to the chagrin of everyone else living there) for about a year, preparing himself to get his vengeance on the likely-non-existent lamp sorcerer.

The Sixfold League Tournament will be his final exam to see if he is prepared for the challenge! He will probably fail miserably at some point, but I need to make some part of this wall of text exciting! With exclamation marks!
((this is actually the abridged version, I’ll post the thousand word one later))

Personality: Sukhon is… not entirely friendly. Anyone that doesn’t believe his backstory (ex: the majority of Saros) is instantly on his hate list, and anyone who doesn’t find him completely captivating is on their way there. He only makes exceptions to these rules if he finds someone to be intriguing as he finds himself to be. This is usually only the case if he thinks that befriending them will benefit him. His relationships with his Pokemon are closer than the ones he has with people, though he continuously tells himself and others that they are just weapons to him.

-Likes- Himself, fighting, training, being overdramatic about everything, nostalgic smells, Olan jazz music, mature women, taking things literally, being heralded as a legendary hero
-Dislikes- Being called a girl/feminine pronouns, being called an amnesiac, going through puberty a second time, bland food, “garish” architecture, losing, having conversations that don’t advance or add anything to the plot

Misc.: When Sukhon (being mute in his current body) speaks telepathically through Agent Smith, he moves his mouth, though it doesn’t match up with the words that Smith transmits. This gives off the effect of Sukhon being badly dubbed. When you add Smith's stupid self-made sound effects to the equation, interacting with Sukhon starts to seem like you've stepped into a bizarre Kung Fu movie.
The staff that he uses as a crutch is also used as a weapon, though his fighting ability is impaired by the fact that he can’t get into various stances. He’s considered getting a mechanical leg, though he has decided against it for various, mostly idiotic reasons.


The Pokemon

Name: Wu Ping (the “Wu” coming from Sun Wukong)
Species: Infernape
Type: Fire/Fighting
Gender: Male
Nature,Characteristic: Naughty, impetuous and silly
Ability: Blaze
Moves: Overheat, Close Combat, Thunder Punch, U-Turn
Equip: Shin guards (studded)
Description: Wu Ping is Sukhon’s newest Pokemon, but possibly his best fighter. Wu Ping was first encountered as a thieving Monferno, when he stole Sukhon’s staff. Sukhon had originally planned on cracking the monkey’s head open and eating his brains, until he caught up with him saw what he was doing with the staff. Wu Ping was playing with the staff in a way that resembled proper staff form, and he was rather masterful with it, especially considering the size difference. Sukhon then decided to capture the Monferno and train it rather than have a delectable dinner.
Although his moves are somewhat generic for a competitive Infernape, Wu Ping differentiates himself in fighting style. A boundless ball of energy, Wu Ping dances around his opponents, whooping and laughing. He enjoys teasing his opponents more than anything. He mockingly pretends to be hurt by attacks that merely graze him, and he loves poking foes with light Thunder Punches and slaps. Under the command of Sukhon, Wu Ping can be ordered to strike at the right moments, devastating foes with perfectly placed Overheats and Close Combats. However, without receiving orders from Sukhon, he will continue to play around, potentially turning his attention to unaware bystanders that look like they could use a relaxing ignition of the pants.

Name: Jing Xing (the “Xing” coming from Xu Xing, an important figure associated with the Microraptor)
Species: Archeops
Type: Rock/Flying
Gender: Female
Nature,Characteristic: Jolly, likes to thrash about
Ability: Defeatist
Moves: Acrobatics, Stone Edge, Earthquake, U-Turn
Equip: Helmet (Aerodactyl skull-based)
Description: Jing Xing is seemingly the only Pokemon owned by Sukhon’s “body” before he began to inhabit it. Sukhon hasn’t figured out her original name, so he has kindly completely renamed her. Jing Xing has been quite unsettled by her owner’s change in behavior, though she continues to remain completely loyal. Sukhon appreciates the affection that he receives from her, since it is practically the only he gets. For the most part, Jing Xing is carefree, and enjoys running around at breathtaking speeds.
Much like others of her species, the Archeops is incredibly strong, but doesn’t handle being worn down too well. However, rather than just become weak, Jing Xing goes mental at the slightest bit of damage and becomes completely unpredictable. She could fire attacks everywhere at random, flap around with no sense of direction, smash her head repeatedly against hard objects, sit down and start singing, make herself a sandwich out of random things on the ground and swallow it whole… you name it.
Jing Xing seems to be able to respond to certain hand motions of Sukhon's, but he has yet to figure all of them out.

Name: Agent Smith
Species: Metagross
Type: Steel/Psychic
Gender: Male (no sex organs though because Metagross)
Nature,Characteristic: Quirky, highly curious
Ability: Clear Body
Moves: Telekinesis, Meteor Mash, Zen Headbutt, Hammer Arm
Equip: Bracers (two different shapes, embedded and locked into arm)
Description: Agent Smith, though very much a personality of his own, is primarily used as Sukhon’s means of communication. He can telepathically convey messages to people and Pokemon, though he cannot receive them from anyone without perching upon their head (and likely crushing them). He can, however, read the thoughts of Sukhon, since they have formed a special link over much time of connecting heads while in his pre-evolved forms. As such, Smith is generally the last Pokemon that Sukhon wants to fall in battle, as he needs him in order to command his team (especially Wu Ping).
With most of his brainpower going to communicating, there is not much room left for intelligence. Agent Smith is obsessed with space, aliens, and government conspiracies. He can never get his stories straight on these subjects though. At times he will claim to be a space alien or government conspirator himself, and other times claim to be the enemies of these same things. Thankfully, Sukhon has trained him to only ever talk to others when on his own, which is a rare occurrence. This, however, does not prevent him from making obnoxious and unfitting sound effects during fights.
Oh yeah, one more thing. He likes to rotate his body parts so that he is essentially walking upside down all the time. There are various excuses for this, none of which make sense. Agent Smith is also rarely in his Pokeball, and he has only been captured by Sukhon to prevent other trainers from doing so.