In this alternative timeline, Polly is the newest resident of Spoonerville, USA after she moved from Hokkaido, Japan 2 days ago. She's very fluent in English and doesn't seem to have trouble connecting with her fellow peers. Because of her friendly demeanor and approachability, Polly dreams to become a Japanese baseball mascot in the distant future for her local city! Only problem is, Nippon Professional Baseball doesn't have any past experience with fielding a team in Hokkaido, thus raising a few questions on just how successful a team will do in that market. Maybe the Tokyo based Nippon-Ham Fighters will move there if given the chance? After all they have to share a pretty jam packed Tokyo market with the Giants and Swallows. You never know! Now, back to Polly! Aside from being a friendly Squirrel, Polly has a lot more skills and traits that's hidden in her arsenal! For example, she's very smart, agile, rational, honest, assertive, strong, caring and creative! She's also not afraid to be a bit mischievous and tomboyish at times. Age: 18 Likes: Acorns, Walnuts, Making people smile, Baseball *Sometimes*, Spoonerville, Running, Baking, Being creative, Pulling pranks Dislikes: Liars, Thieves, Disloyalty, Criminals, People underestimating her, Being called adorable at the wrong times, The Seibu Lions, People being lazy, Disgusting things

The year is 2016 and the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters just won the Japan Series against the Hiroshima Toyo Carp in 6 games to claim their second title in 10 years. The Fighters won their first ever Japan Series back in 1962, when they dawned the name "Toei Flyers", however, it wouldn't take them another 44 years until they won it again in 2006. During those 44 years, the Fighters rotted away in mediocrity with only one Japan Series appearence being in 1981. They played the Yomiuri Giants that year and lost in 6 games.....To no one's surprise. But let's get back to the Fighters journey as a growing franchise. After 1981, The Fighters saw themselves back into the shadow realm of pure shittiness. They even moved to the brand new Tokyo Dome in 1988 and which they had to share with the Yomiuri Giants. As you could probably guess the Fighters struggled heavily to garner the interests of local Tokyo residents at the time. That all changed once the Fighters broke free from the heavily conjested Tokyo market and move north to Hokkaido. A place where no NPB team played at for it's 55 year history. The Fighters were a huge hit amongst Sapporo residents and even made a playoff appearence in their first year....Only to lose to the eventual 2004 Japan Series winners, the Seibu Lions....Anyways, back to Polly. Polly is the Female mascot for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters and is now entering her 4th year with them. She's a very cheery and positive Ezo Squirrel with a slightly tomboyish and mischievious side. She's also a skilled baker and loves to make people smile. Whether that be players, fans or just random people she meets on a day to day basis. Polly has light orange fur, green eyes, two eyelashes, one tooth and an athletic build. During playoff time she becomes really competitive. So, try not to piss her off with your antics. Age: Early 20's Height: 4'1

Karla Kick was the mascot for the 2011 Women's World Cup in Germany. She's a light brown anthropormorphic cat that's very passionate, smart, cunning, stoic and a little bit of a softy at times. Because she's a cat she doesn't have a fondness for Dogs but she'll tolerate them if they aren't too much of a nuisence. Karla resides in Berlin, where she lives in a comfortable house. She hasn't been seen much after the 2011 Women's World Cup but she still makes her presence known in public. Likes: European Football, Her country Germany, Reliable people, getting fans excited, reading, chasing yarn balls, people telling the truth, Having fun Dislikes: Annoying people, Dogs, Rodents, Lies, People harming those she cares about, Boring things, Rain, Getting dirty

Hossiena is the former female mascot of the Yokohama DENA Baystars. They're a Japanese baseball team that competes in NPB's Central League and were founded in the year 1949. Hossiena during her tenure as mascot hasn't seen much success from the Baystars other than that magical championship run in 1998. They beat the Seibu Lions in 6 games that year, and it was all thanks to their machine gun offense led by Takahiro Saeki, Bobby Rose, Ryoji Aikawa, Takanori Suzuki etc. After that 1998 Japan Series win, it all went downhill for the Baystars. As early as 2002, they finished with an abysmal record of 49-86....Despite the Baystars hardships over the years, Hosseina has stayed relatively positive and upbeat for every home game at Yokohama Stadium. Unfortunately in 2011, Hossiena alongside Hosshey and Hossizo were sadly retired after DENA bought the team....But it's likely they're hanging about in Yokohama somewhere!

Rine-Chan is the Female mascot of the Chiba Lotte Marines. A Japanese baseball team that competes in NPB's Pacific League. She's a Seagull with blue eyes, a pink visor, pink sweater and pink shoes. She has a boyfriend named Mar-Kun and a younger brother named Zu-Chan. Mar-Kun is the main mascot for the Marines. He was featured on the teams logo from 1995-2019, until the Marines rebranded from white, black and magenta to just white, black and grey. Like Rine-Chan, Mar-Kun has blue eyes and wears the teams uniform. Rine-Chan has watched her team win 2 Japan Series titles during her tenure as mascot. One in 2005 and another in 2010. The 2005 Japan Series was notorious for being one of the biggest beatdowns in Japanese baseball history. With the Marines beating the Hanshin Tigers 33-4 on aggregate. Some say that Rine-Chan teases Lucky (The female Hanshin Tigers mascot) about that till this very day. Anyways, her personality is very simple yet interesting. She's happy, funny, smart, friendly, out-going, athletic etc. She also poses a more agressive side once the Climax Series rolls around. Luckily for you, the Marines were AWFUL this season finishing with a 56-84 record.

Falulu was the former Female mascot of the Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes. She was designed by Hannah Barbera studio's in 1997 when the Buffaloes rebranded from their iconic yet unsettling Bovine logo that was first used all the way back in 1959! She apparently resides in a place called Buffalo Valley. It's where most anthropormorphic Bovine's such as Falulu enjoy tons of fun adventures and have limited worries about the world around them. Unfortunately, those fun times came to an end in 2004 once the Orix Blue Wave decided to merge with the Buffaloes. Thus creating the Orix Buffaloes. This merger SHOOK the entire Japanese baseball world because it caused an imbalance of teams in both the Central and Pacific League. However that changed once the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles came into the NPB's Pacific League later that year. Back to Falulu. Her personality during the 1990's is pretty much like any other Japanese baseball mascot. Lively, Cheery, Optimistic, Easy-Going, Affectionate etc. But nowadays she's more cynical, logical, no nonsense and fierce...Her favorite baseball club is defunct at the expense of greedy billionaires at Orix....How dystopian....The worst part is that she didn't even get the chance to see the Buffaloes win a Japan Series title. The closest to that becoming a reality was in 2001.

Pical is the Female mascot of Shimizu S-Pulse. They're a Japanese soccer club that was founded in 1992 and competes in the J1 League. Because of the clubs recent founding, Shimizu hasn't really found much success at winning J-League titles. However that doesn't stop passionate fans from showing their devoted support week in and week out. Anyways, back to Pical. According to the club's website, Pical is a yellow Rabbit with winged shaped ears. Her name was given because it gives people the inage of a shining star. Weirdly enough, Pical is referred to as the Goddess of Victory who helps S-Pulse win championship titles.....Gee, if that was the case why haven't they won any yet? She also has a boyfriend named Pal-Chan, who has been the main mascot for S-Pulse since the very beginning. He's also a yellow Rabbit with winged shaped ears. Although his is more pointier. Despite the two being Japanese mascots, they were both designed by an American. Pical's personality includes: Cheerful, Energetic, Charismatic, Athletic, Adorable etc. Age: Adult. *Don't get it twisted*

Lucky is the Female mascot for the Hanshin Tigers and the girlfriend of the main mascot To-Lucky. The Hanshin Tigers are a Central League team based in Nishinomya, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan and also the most popular in the NPB. Founded in 1935, the Tigers have gained the reputation of being the lovable losers of Japanese baseball because of they're consistent choking in big games. An example being the infamous 2005 Japan Series, where the Chiba Lotte Marines DISMANTLED the Tigers on aggregate by a score of 33-4. This has since become a notable meme all over Japan as the worst beatdown in Japan Series history. Lucky still seems to have PTSD from that series although the Tigers would eventually win thier 2nd Japan Series title in 2023 after a 38 year drought that started back in 1985. Ok, enough about the Hanshin Tigers. Let's get back to talking about Lucky. As you could probably tell, Lucky is a cheerful, happy and up-beat Tiger who never seems to let outside forces get her down. She first became the mascot back in 1987, however she looked much different then she does today. Lucky hates the Yomiuri Giants and everything they stand for. So if you're a Yomiuri Giants fan or mention their name, she'll get slightly crossed. But I doubt she'll hurt you. That's only if your hurt her first. Her appearence is a Yellow tiger with blue eyes, wears a pink cap and also wears the traditional Tigers uniform with pink lettering. Sorry for the long intro.....You don't have to read it.

Ripsea was the former Female mascot of the Orix Blue Wave. She also served as the Orix Buffaloes mascot from 2005 to 2010. The Blue Wave were a Japanese baseball team that competed in the NPB's Pacific League. They unfortunately merged with the Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes in 2004 due to the Buffaloes financial struggles. Anyways, Ripsea's backstory is that she was once saved by the male Blue Wave mascot, Neppie. Apparently she was drowning in the deep parts of the ocean....I have no idea how, though. Her personality is rather complicated.....Why you asked? You see, Ripsea may look like your average innocent and attractive human being, BUT she's actually ditzy, insane, energetic, cheerful, positive, distructive etc. It's also a bit of a mystery on what Ripsea could be doing nowadays...I guess we'll have to find out. Disclaimer: She absolutely HATES the Orix Buffaloes.

Honey Hawk is the Female mascot of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks. Another NPB team that competes in the Pacific League. She's an 18 year old pink humanoid Hawk that loves Baseball, Fashion and the main mascot Harry Hawk. Her birthday is July 7th, height is 157cm, body weight is 45kg. She's very curious and has excellent atheltic abilities. Honey first became the Hawks mascot in 1989 when they were known as the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks. During that era she was only a child who admired Harry Hawk. But when SoftBank owned the team in 2005, they started a relationship. She also boasts about the 11 Japan Series titles the Hawks have won over the course of their history. (1959, 1964, 1999, 2003, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020) which makes other mascots around the league rather salty. Especially Hokkaido Nippon-Ham and Seibu fans alike.

Meet Buffalo Bell. She's a pink humanoid Bovine who's the female mascot for the Orix Buffaloes. A Japanese baseball team that competes in the NPB's Pacific League. She, alongside her brother Buffalo Bull replaced the former Blue Wave mascots Neppie and Ripsea as apart of the Buffaloes 2011 rebrand. I have no clue why Orix decided to keep Neppie and Ripsea despite the team name being the Buffaloes. But that's besides the point. Her personality is rather simple to catch on. She's Happy, Friendly, Energetic, Cheerful, Optimistic, Curious, a bit naive etc. She rarely ever gets mad, so that's a huge plus.

Lina Lion is the Female mascot for the Saitama Seibu Lions of the NPB's Pacific League. She first appeared back in 1981 alongside her older brother Leo, who's also the mascot for the team. She usually stays behind to watch the Belluna Dome whenever Leo goes to away games solo and vice versa. Her personality includes: Energetic, Sarcastic, Snarky, Mischievious, Friendly, Caring, Funny, Ditzy (At times), serious (When need be) Although she looks like an innocent Lioness, I would NOT suggest you make her angry because well, SHE'S A FREAKING LION!? Her birthday is May 5th. Fun Fact, she has 13 championship rings from the Lions 13 Japan Series titles. Lina is also acrobatic when she performs during games. *All rights to this character belongs to the Saitama Seibu Lions and Tezuka Productions*

Polly Polaris is the Female mascot for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters. They're a Japanese Baseball team that competes in the NPB. Polly was introduced back in Late 2012 and has since been a fan favorite amongst the Sapporo area! Personality: Energetic, Optimistic, Mischievous, Kind-Hearted, Tomboyish, Friendly, Patient and Goofy at times. Polly likes many things. These include Playing with her forest friends, Cheering for the Fighters, Making people smile, Baking, Dancing Her appearence is a Brown Squirrel with green eyes and one tooth. This can be seen as her charm by many people. Age: Adult. Strengths: Making people happy, being a fun indivisual, never in a bad mood Weaknesses: Plays pranks a bit too much...