Difference between revisions of "Bindi"

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Bindi is Ingrid Anderson's Aipom, and the seventh Pokemon she caught on her journey.

Met: The Wild Area
Ability: Pickup
Favorite Move: A tie between Covet, the elemental punches, and Acrobatics
Nature: Impish
Characteristic: Impetuous and silly
Ball: Poke
Associated tropes: The Flapper, Genki Girl, Guile Hero
Hasslemon typing quirk: *Starts and ends every sentence with sparkles, while every "o" is written with an umlaut aböve it tö represent a Hidden Mickey, as well as an Aipöm/Ambipöm's hand-tails* *If a sentence ends in a periöd, there will be nö punctuatiön and Bindi will skip tö the next line; ötherwise, the text will cöntinue as nörmal with exclamatiön marks being the möst cömmön punctuatiön mark that Bindi uses*

: Baton Pass, Tickle, Swift, Covet, Double Slap, Slam, Tail Slap, Snore, Double Team
: Dual Chop
: Shadow Ball
: Sand Attack
: Bounce, Aerial Ace, Acrobatics
{{typeicon}|Poison}}: Gunk Shot
: U-Turn
: Water Pulse
: Thunder Punch, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Shock Wave
: Seed Bomb, Grass Knot, Solar Beam
: Beat Up, Fake Out, Pursuit, Foul Play
: Ice Punch
: Fire Punch
: Quick Guard
: Iron Tail
: Agility, Rest, Dream Eater

Bindi's name is derived from a female corruption of "Bendy", the titular character of the video game Bendy and the Ink Machine. Bendy was a character specifically based on 1930's Fleischer-era cartoons, which serves as a ode both to Bindi's rubberhose-esque tails and her love of Disney movies and old cartoons. It could also be, in part, derived from Bindi Irwin, daughter of the late Steve Irwin.
According to Goldenheart388, Bindi's Hasslemon handle is wishfulDexterity (WD). The "wishful" part serves as a reference to the fantastical elements associated with Disney movies, specifically the idea, referenced in the famous song, that "when you wish upon a star, your dreams come true". "Dexterity", meanwhile, references the Aipom line's famous tail-hands, as well as Bindi's ability to use many different and distinct moves from many different types.
According to Goldenheart388, Bindi's headcanon voice is that of the late Mae Questal as Olive Oyl from early 1930's Popeye short films.
Bindi knows a total of 36 moves, the most by far out of any character that Goldenheart388 has written for (and, according to her, there will be more moves to come later).

Ingrid Anderson's Team
On Hand :	Annafrid • Bjorn • Benny • Agnetha • Ananpi • Bitey Bindi • Amity
As last seen in: Galar

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 * '''Characteristic''': Impetuous and silly
 * '''Ball''': Poke
-* '''Associated tropes''': [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheFlapper The Flapper]], [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GenkiGirl Genki Girl]], [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GuileHero Guile Hero]]
+* '''Associated tropes''': [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheFlapper The Flapper], [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GenkiGirl Genki Girl], [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GuileHero Guile Hero]
 * '''Hasslemon typing quirk''': <code> {{color|purple|*Starts and ends every sentence with sparkles, while every "o" is written with an umlaut aböve it tö represent a Hidden Mickey, as well as an Aipöm/Ambipöm's hand-tails* *If a sentence ends in a periöd, there will be nö punctuatiön and Bindi will skip tö the next line; ötherwise, the text will cöntinue as nörmal with exclamatiön marks being the möst cömmön punctuatiön mark that Bindi uses*}} </code>