[spoiler]It's recommended you sign up before joining. As long as I don't get too busy, sign ups are still open; just use the Future Cats tag to navigate to the most recent signup post! If you don't want to sign up, I can still provide you with a generic moveset. I will be running individual campaigns, so the actions of other players don't affect you, and vice versa, and this RP will be open today (Sat), tomorrow (Sun), and the day after (Mon). Unfortunately, after that I have work, and can't run the RP without my computer. Also, I haven't run an RP in years, and never one like this, so any advice/feedback you may have once we're done would be greatly appreciated! With that out of the way, let's do this thing! (p.s. don't be worried if I don't get back to you right away)[/spoiler] A distress signal rings out all across the city, broadcasting to every television, radio, and other such devices. "Hello, this is Doctor Isaac Theodore, requesting help from anyone available. I have just received grave news, and we are all in danger. Along with this message will be a set of coordinates, leading to my lab. Please, meet me there, and I will explain everything." If you decide to follow the message, you find yourself at a cave, at the outskirts of town. Inside is a surprisingly cozy little home, with some rudimentary sciency-looking equipment. There is a man frantically working at a counter, likely Dr. Isaac, so focused in work that he didn't even notice you come in. Besides him, however, there's a young girl, dressed in a raincoat and hat, sitting on a on a couch on the far side of the room, watching an Annie of the Stars cartoon. She looks like she'd just been crying. Edit; We're out of time folk! I'll finish up any battles, but other than that I'm going to have to shut down for now. A whopping 0 people made it all the way to the end, (I completely underestimated how much time this would take!) so I'll be running a continuation of this RP either next week or the week after! I had a lot of fun, and I hope you did, too! But that's all for now, folks! Jambuhbye! (and don't worry, I've got all your progress saved on my computer, so picking up again should be a piece of cake!)