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| The Path Badge is a metallic, stylised dragonfly pin, its tail bent to the left only to end in a wicked scorpion's stinger. It's intricately crafted - a small work of art - even if the colour itself is entirely unexciting, almost dull. | In most continuities, the Path Badge is a metallic, stylised dragonfly pin, its tail bent to the left only to end in a wicked scorpion's stinger. It's intricately crafted - a small work of art - even if the colour itself is entirely unexciting, almost dull. |
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| | In others, it's taken on the black and yellow warning guise of a wasp, and its tail is additionally segmented, as in the image depicted here. |
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| ===== #2: Nahla City: Dust Badge ===== | ===== #2: Nahla City: Dust Badge ===== |
| The pokégym is firmly in the hands of trainers that have been through Taqnateh. Jagdish insists, even if the type of person he tends to instate here is rarely happy with their position, be that as a deathbringer or as a cog in the gym circuit wheel. | The pokégym is firmly in the hands of trainers that have been through Taqnateh. Jagdish insists, even if the type of person he tends to instate here is rarely happy with their position, be that as a deathbringer or as a cog in the gym circuit wheel. |
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| The Dust Badge's description is... somewhere. I suppose that makes this a **TODO**. | {{ :dust-badge.png?direct&100|}} |
| | The description of the Dust Badge as it was described in various continuities is a bit absent - pinkgothic hasn't really had the muse to log-dive for it. A real life version of the Dust Badge that's been used as a model for it ever since it was created is an earthy colour, with stalagmites and crystals growing from its base. |
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| ===== #3: Nightclaw: Glint Badge ===== | ===== #3: Nightclaw: Glint Badge ===== |
| Nightclaw's gymleader history varies, though given the mild-mannered nature of its rules is a slot that's easy to fill, thus reasonably frequently run by people who've been through Taqnateh. Nightclaw's gymleader tends to be quite loyal to the cause. | Nightclaw's gymleader history varies, though given the mild-mannered nature of its rules is a slot that's easy to fill, thus reasonably frequently run by people who've been through Taqnateh. Nightclaw's gymleader tends to be quite loyal to the cause. |
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| The Glint Badge's description is... also somewhere. Another **TODO** for //pinkgothic//. | {{ :glint-badge-from-front.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | The Glint Badge's initial canonical description is lost to the aether in the same way the Dust Badge's is. Continuities described since 2014 are happy to use the real life Glint Badge for reference, though, which is a dark blue, red-speckled serpent wound around a light blue crescent moon. |
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| ===== #4: Pyu Ivvi: Feather Badge ===== | ===== #4: Pyu Ivvi: Feather Badge ===== |
| Its involvement with Taqnateh is comparable to Nightclaw's. | Its involvement with Taqnateh is comparable to Nightclaw's. |
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| The Glint Badge's description is also lost in the sands of time. It'll be somewhere; //pinkgothic// did write all of them down once. Just another **TODO**. | {{ :feather-badge-underside.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | The Feather Badge's description is also lost in the sands of time. It'll be somewhere; //pinkgothic// did write all of them down once. She's fairly certain it looked a lot like the version of it that she made in real life, though - a creature with very basic short but serpentine body with one wing feathered and the other wing membranous. |
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| ===== #5: Ehqaj City: Haze Badge ===== | ===== #5: Ehqaj City: Haze Badge ===== |
| The pokégym of Ehqaj, like Njoty, is quite rarely run by people who've been through to Taqnateh. They're still in on the setup, but due to their vicinity to Vale and Taqnateh - both in gym circuit 'order' and physically - tend to be a little more negatively affected by the whole thing and would probably appreciate if the whole thing just went away. (Since the people who engage Ehqaj's pokégym //tend// to have been through Nahla City, trainers usually don't elicit enough sympathy to make the gymleader consider a rule breach.) | The pokégym of Ehqaj, like Njoty, is quite rarely run by people who've been through to Taqnateh. They're still in on the setup, but due to their vicinity to Vale and Taqnateh - both in gym circuit 'order' and physically - tend to be a little more negatively affected by the whole thing and would probably appreciate if the whole thing just went away. (Since the people who engage Ehqaj's pokégym //tend// to have been through Nahla City, trainers usually don't elicit enough sympathy to make the gymleader consider a rule breach.) |
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| The Haze Badge's shape is that of a stylised leaf in a mildly unnatural, but rich green, with a highly reflective low sphere set into its center, its hue lost somewhere between transparency and blue, like a large, elaborate raindrop captured and frozen in time. | {{ :haze-badge-against-background.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | Canonically, the Haze Badge's shape is that of a stylised leaf in a mildly unnatural, but rich green, with a highly reflective low sphere set into its center, its hue lost somewhere between transparency and blue, like a large, elaborate raindrop captured and frozen in time. (The real life version of the badge depicted in image here is a decent approximation of it.) |
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| ===== #6: Kzye City: Pyre Badge ===== | ===== #6: Kzye City: Pyre Badge ===== |
| Like the Nahla City gym, Kzye's is firmly in the hand of people who have been through Taqnateh. | Like the Nahla City gym, Kzye's is firmly in the hand of people who have been through Taqnateh. |
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| The Pyre Badge is shaped like a stylised corona of a sun with a circular cut-out where the moon would be during a solar eclipse, with an equally stylised lightning bolt spinning around its attached axis within. | {{ :pyre-badge-against-background.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | Canonically, the Pyre Badge is shaped like a stylised corona of a sun with a circular cut-out where the moon would be during a solar eclipse, with an equally stylised lightning bolt spinning around its attached axis within. |
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| | When pinkgothic was making badges in real life she took a completely different approach based on the fine detail that she didn't think she could sculpt a lightning bolt out of clay without it turning into a disaster. You're welcome to use that as a template, she's certainly happy with how it turned out. |
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| ===== #7: Vale: Vale Badge ===== | ===== #7: Vale: Vale Badge ===== |
| Marking the only reasonable way up to Taqnateh, Vale's gym is exclusively in the hands of people fiercely loyal to the cause. | Marking the only reasonable way up to Taqnateh, Vale's gym is exclusively in the hands of people fiercely loyal to the cause. |
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| The Vale badge is... something simple, but the description is still not at this wiki's disposal yet and so //pinkgothic// has another **TODO** on her hands. | {{ :vale-badge-against-background.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | In most continuities, the Vale badge was something simple, but the description is still not at this wiki's disposal yet and probably won't ever be, since //pinkgothic// is too lazy to log dive. The version you can use as a reference is the one she made in real life, though: A yin-yang with its two dots made to be holes. (//Rehchoortahn// threaded something through it and wore it as a necklace for a while.) |
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| ===== #8: Taqnateh: Astral Badge ===== | ===== #8: Taqnateh: Astral Badge ===== |
| The Eighth gym battle is designed to be unbeatable. Jagdish 'cheats' by being friends with a selection of Legendaries, be they [[Legendaries|originally from Sehto]] or not (such as the legendary birds of Kanto, [[pokemon:Vendetta]] and [[pokemon:Mew]]). Anyone actually insane enough to accept the terms of battle (//"If you win, you get the Astral badge. \o/ If you lose, you lose everything, including the right to your life."//) will thus simply be added to Jagdish's pokétrainer collection and then mercilessly put through the [[Legendaries|legendary Council]] to decide their fate, which he then tends to execute with admirable efficiency. | The Eighth gym battle is designed to be unbeatable. Jagdish 'cheats' by being friends with a selection of Legendaries, be they [[Legendaries|originally from Sehto]] or not (such as the legendary birds of Kanto, [[pokemon:Vendetta]] and [[pokemon:Mew]]). Anyone actually insane enough to accept the terms of battle (//"If you win, you get the Astral badge. \o/ If you lose, you lose everything, including the right to your life."//) will thus simply be added to Jagdish's pokétrainer collection and then mercilessly put through the [[Legendaries|legendary Council]] to decide their fate, which he then tends to execute with admirable efficiency. |
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| The Astral badge... has a description somewhere. Another **TODO**. (Yes. Yes, it //exists//. It's even //given to people// occasionally. Just not for regular reasons.) | {{ :astral-badge-flipped.png?direct&100|}} |
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| | There used to be a description of the Astral Badge, but again, //pinkgothic// has been too lazy to log dive. Something that looks absolutely nothing like its past canonical version but welcome to be used as future canonical reference is the real life version of the badge. (Also, yes. Yes, the badge //exists//. It's even //given to people// occasionally. Just not for regular reasons.) |
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| Jagdish is the undisputed leader of the gym circuit and all other gym leaders. He frequently receives support in the form of money and food from the closest friends he has in the circuit, something he rather relies on. His role as pokémon-chosen [[Arbiter]] makes any sort of act of mutiny doubly unlikely; but at the end of the day, most of the gymleaders think he's a pretty okay guy with some pretty okay ideas and deserves some support. | Jagdish is the undisputed leader of the gym circuit and all other gym leaders. He frequently receives support in the form of money and food from the closest friends he has in the circuit, something he rather relies on. His role as pokémon-chosen [[Arbiter]] makes any sort of act of mutiny doubly unlikely; but at the end of the day, most of the gymleaders think he's a pretty okay guy with some pretty okay ideas and deserves some support. |
