"Ages ago, you aspired to be a Pokemon Master, but real life (and rent) hit you. Now as a twenty-something, you are the equivalent of an NPC. What is your realistic team?"

We all want to be the protagonist, the main character of the story. But life has caught up to us, and so too have its responsibilities. Still, you are a proud pokemon trainer, even while you hold down a job, maybe some kids, rent/mortgage and all the other realities of life.The World of Pokemon organized Pokemon by difficulty and habitat, with an excellent guide of all the current regions. The caveat of this: The more pokemon, and the larger the pokemon, the more difficult it is to raise them.Using the guide above, you are limited to just three Pokemon at most. These teams can be "competitively viable" or not. You should also bear in mind the difficulty of raising these pokemon. (Legendaries/mythical pokemon are excluded).Tell us about your glorious responsible-adult-trainer! Stick it to those 11-year old punks!My team:Shellder || Rescued from the kitchen of a local restaurant, this little guy would become my unofficial Starter. (Side note: I work professionally as a pastry cook, and I always feel horrible when the culinary teams cook live seafood. This is why I stick to pastry. I also own fish for pets!). Perhaps I'd eventually evolve him into a Cloyster.Slowpoke (?)|| With their symbiotic relationship, at some point or another, I could see myself winding up with a Slowpoke through happenstance. Then possibly a Slowbro. via /r/pokemon http://ift.tt/2FQMZDt