An island sits off the coast of Jhoto and Kanto. It's almost large enough to be considered a country and it had been thought deserted until recently. Posters and flyers were put in all the major cities detailing a fantastic opportunity for trainers to catch the new and special pokemon on the island. Whoever caught the most would win their own state of the art pokedex. Little do the trainers know that this is all a ploy set up by Team Rocket to track down their run away experiments that the trainers don't know aren't normal pokemon. Pokemorphs. Creatures who could become human, pokemon and a mix of the two. For every species of pokemon in existance there is one morph. The experiments don't trust regular humans and won't hesitate to do things like eat them or suck them into other areas. But where did that trait come from? From the pokemon, or the humans themselves? Let the games begin.<br/><br/>((One major rule, no Hard Vore))<br/><br/>Bios should look something like this:<br/><br/>-Pokemorphs-<br/><br/>Name:<br/>Age:<br/>Pokemon:<br/>Pic of Pokemon:<br/>Vore Preferences:<br/><br/>-Trainers-<br/><br/>Name:<br/>Age:<br/>Owned Pokemon:<br/>Vore preferences:<br/><br/><br/>Here's Mine:<br/><br/>Name: Vanessa (Nessie)<br/>Age: 17<br/>Pokemon: Dragonair<br/>Pic of Pokemon:m<a class="postlink" href="http://www.suta-raito.com/images/Dragonair.gif">http://www.suta-raito.com/images/Dragonair.gif</a>m<br/>Vore Preferences: Will eat/unbirth people while in her morph form, also allows herself to be eaten.<br/><br/><br/>Name: Lysander<br/>Age: 19<br/>Pokemon: Haunter<br/>Pic of Pokemon:m<a class="postlink" href="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/it/6/67/093_Haunter.png">http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/i ... aunter.png</a>m<br/>Vore Preferences: Will be pred/prey in either human or morph form, unable to do it in his pokemon form because it's gaseous. Likes oral.