
Originally Posted by
Chibi_Muffin
First Of All, Writing With Capital Letters For Each Word Can Make It Really Hard To Read. Please stop doing that, okay?
Is this long enough? Each chapter needs to be two pages in Word.
You also have to make a new paragraph for each times someone talks or something new happens - in this case, a move. This will also make it easier to read.
While your descriptions of moves are very good, you could put a bit more work into character descriptions, although they're okay right now. You haven't described the environment they're in, though. I don't even know if they're inside or outside. Try setting the scene a little bit each time people go to a new place.
You also need to add a bit more personality to the characters. Kay, Marshall and the Pokemon seem very flat right now. How do they feel during the battle? Kay could be cool and collected, or frantically coming up with a strategy. Marshall would most likely be loud and confident. The Pokemon would have their own personalities too - Emboar might be proud, Meloetta might be girly, etc. During the battle, they might feel tired and scared, or totally brave and ready to fight. Pick a personality type for each character, and then use that to find out how they might feel in different situations.
I'm also a bit concerned with how you are handling the backstory. Starting with her being far on her journey isn't a problem, but it doesn't feel like she's got that far. I see no strong attachments between her and her Pokemon. This could be remedied by showing some interaction before the battle between them, or by showing some flashbacks to important moments she had with them. Also, it'd be nice to know all of her Pokemon rather than saying 'oh yeah, she also has loads in the PC', as Pokemon are living creatures, not toys. Even a short list migh help.
Finally, and this is REALLY important, is that fact that you just said 'long story' when explaining the legendaries. I have no problem with a character owning legendaries, but if there's a backstory or reason behind her having them, this must be made known. Otherwise, your character appears to be a 'Mary Sue', a character who is overly powerful and gets everything they want with no real effort. Plus, saying 'long story' makes you sound really lazy as a writer, which can turn readers off.
So basically, you have potential, and I like the battles themselves and how you described the attacks. Just work on environments, characterisation and explaining the stories behind the legendaries properly, and this could be a really good story.