Bindi

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

Details

• 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*

Known Moves

• : Baton Pass, Tickle, Swift, Covet, Double Slap, Slam, Tail Slap, Snore, Double Team
• : Dual Chop
• : Shadow Ball
• : Sand Attack
• : Bounce, Aerial Ace, Acrobatics
• : 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

Trivia

• 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).