You asked 8 out she agreed(You can be any gender) she dressed up for everything she waited for you in a fancy party.(you can also be a inking or Octoling) sorry it wasn't longer I was at work (You can also give her any name I didn't come up with one)

Olivia (Japanese: ライチ Lychee) is a character introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. She is the kahuna of Akala Island and a member of the Alola Elite Four. She specializes in Rock-type Pokémon. She grants the Akala Trial Completion stamp to Trainers who defeat her in a grand trial.Olivia is the kahuna of Akala Island, the second island you visit on your island challenge. Her skill is extraordinary, as can only be expected from someone chosen to serve as kahuna at such a young age. Yet she still insists that she is just a normal girl.Olivia is one of Alola's four island kahunas, who first debuts in Pokémon Sun and Moon and returns in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. As kahuna of Akala Island she helps govern the island and participates in battle for the grand trials on Akala Island.Once the player and their friends makes their way to Heahea City on Akala Island, Olivia, as well as Mallow, one of Akala's Trial Captains, will greet them. The two were in the middle of Mallow's deliveries before spotting the group. She forms of friendly banter with Professor Kukui and tells Hau and the player that she is excited for their grand trials. Olivia leaves with Mallow. If the player attemps to leave for Diglett's Tunnel before doing all three of Akala's trials, Olivia will prevent the player from going deep within the area. Depending on what trials and areas the player has visted, she'll direct them on where to go.Olivia specializes in using Rock-Type Pokémon. Her Lycanroc, who is in its Midnight form, is seen in every battle against the protagonist and is considered her main partner Pokémon. Lycanroc makes further appearance in Sun and Moon's end credits. It returns in other media such as Pokémon Masters EX. She is also affiliated with Nosepass and more prominently, Probopass, also having either of the two except for the Grand Trial match in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. Story: you find her and your looking for a battle .

Princess Peach (casually Peach, usually known as Princess Toadstool outside of Japan prior to Yoshi's Safari, and later Super Mario 64) is a main character in the Mario franchise and the princess of the Mushroom Kingdom. Peach first appeared in Super Mario Bros. and was created by Shigeru Miyamoto to be the damsel-in-distress throughout most Mario games. She resides in her castle along with many Toads, who act as her loyal servants. Her kingdom is often attacked by the Koopa Troop, a group led by Bowser. She is the love interest of Mario.Peach has an affinity for the color pink, which accents her gentle personality and kind temperament. Peach's gentle nature and role as the damsel in distress are often represented with her heart abilities and crown emblem. Peach's initial design was said to represent her stubborn yet cute appearanceSince her debut, Peach has appeared in installments related to the Mario game series for over three decades, even appearing in more games than any other female character in video game history. Peach is occasionally a supporting character in mainstream games and almost always playable in spin-off installments. Her most prominent appearance to date is as the heroine of Super Princess Peach and the most recent mainstream game where she appears as a playable character rather than a damsel-in-distress is Super Mario 3D World. story: you meet her for the first time since Mauro has peach instead of Princess Toadstool and she went to meet someone like Mario but you were different but still kind hearted

Dark Pit is a major character in Kid Icarus: Uprising. He is a clone of Pit created by the Mirror of Truth. He serves as a rival to Pit, clashing with him multiple times throughout the game. He is currently an officer in the Forces of Nature.Dark Pit appears as a young teen with narrowed red eyes and short, black hair. His black chiton is decorated with purple and gold trimming, and it is fastened on the shoulder by a golden fibula with a purple gem in the center. He wears a purple belt with gold lining the edges and a gold, triangular buckle on his waist. He also wears black tights under his chiton, which are trimmed with gold. To adorn his outfit, Dark Pit has a pair of black and gold cuffs around his forearms, and singular gold rings on his upper left arm and right thigh. His black sandals are decorated with crossing, gold bands, and are edged at the top with gray furAs Dark Pit is the physical manifestation of Pit's dark side, Dark Pit is said to represent the repressed feelings that Pit keeps to himself.[1][2] Dark Pit is significantly more serious than his jovial counterpart, often having a more dry sense of humor. He is also more arrogant and cocky, claiming to be the original Pit.[2] Additionally, Dark Pit is more aggressive and pragmatic than Pit, often striking opponents when their guard is down. Dark Pit proves to be sharper than Pit, possessing more common sense. This is shown when he deduces that it would take more than one soul to create an Underworld monster

Pit is the main protagonist of the Kid Icarus franchise. He first appeared in Kid Icarus for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986, followed by an appearance in Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters for the Game Boy in 1991. Other than a handful of cameos, Pit didn't make another major appearance until the release of Super Smash Bros. Brawl in 2008, and again in the 2012 Nintendo 3DS title Kid Icarus: Uprising.Pit is Palutena's most loyal servant, as well as the captain of her royal bodyguards. Before the events of the first game, Medusa turns all of Palutena's angels into stone, only sparing Pit because he couldn't fly. He is sometimes erroneously referred to as "Kid Icarus" due to confusing his name with the English title of the series, similarly to how people often mistake Link's name as Zelda because of the title of the series being Legend of Zelda.He is voiced by Antony Del Rio in the English version of Uprising and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS/Wii U, Troy Lund in the E3 2010 trailer and early demos for Uprising, Lani Minella in Brawl, and Minami Takayama in the Japanese version of both games.

Grumpy Kong is the orangutan-like director of manufacturing of Void Company in Donkey Kong Bananza. He has red fur, wields a pickaxe, and wears mining attire. Grumpy Kong is responsible for creating monsters such as Peekabruiser to guard routes deeper into the planet.[1] During his boss battle, he operates the King Crockoid,[2] a giant Crockoid made up of various Crockoid skeletons mixed together. article.In the postgame, he can be found in the Ingot Isle Cave-In and Groove Layer with Poppy Kong, with whom he has started a construction company. He also appears at the end of the Forbidden Layer, where he gives Donkey Kong a Banandium Gem after Donkey Kong talks to Poppy Kong about Void Kong surviving the events of King K. Rool's return. Grumpy Kong is the orangutan-like director of manufacturing of Void Company in Donkey Kong Bananza. He has red fur, wields a pickaxe, and wears mining attire. Grumpy Kong is responsible for creating monsters such as Peekabruiser to guard routes deeper into the planet.[1] During his boss battle, he operates the King Crockoid,[2] a giant Crockoid made up of various Crockoid skeletons mixed together.

Poppy Kong is a tall and slender member of VoidCo, a villainous trio that serve as the villains and recurring bosses of the Nintendo Switch 2 title, Donkey Kong Bananza.She is responsible for gathering information for the company and is one of Void Kong's minions that serves as an information gatherer so that she can help him reach the planet core.In-game, Poppy Kong serves as the first/penultimate bosses of both the Freezer Layer and the Radiance, and (depending on the Layer that the Player goes to first) is either the fifth or sixth and later eleventh boss of the overall gamePoppy Kong is helping Void Kong to stop Donkey Kong and Pauline from reaching the bananas she used her speed to to stop Donkey Kong but he used his Zebra transformation to dodge her and beat her up in her battles.

Void Kong is the president of Void Company and the main antagonist of Donkey Kong Bananza. He is a small marmoset-like primate with sharp, golden teeth and a vibrantly patterned fur coat. His fingernails and toenails are painted purple, and he wears golden earrings shaped like banana bunches. Prior to the events of the game, he was a struggling prospector, although his fortunes turned in his favor after he inadvertently discovered gold from the Banandium Root, ultimately driving him to avarice. Void Kong rides a rock shaped like a banana with a purple saddle on it, and also makes use of the All-Mine Remote, a banana-shaped remote control which he utilized to turn living creatures into purple rock-like formations. Void Company's emblem is based on Void Kong's face. Void Kong aims to reach the Planet Core to wish for the world's riches.[1] He was also responsible for turning Pauline into the Odd Rock

Nemona has a lively and athletic appearance that perfectly complements her energetic and competitive nature. She has tan skin and expressive golden-brown eyes that sparkle with enthusiasm, framed by bold eyebrows and often lit up with a confident smile. Her long, straight black hair is tied into a high ponytail with a green headband, giving her a sporty, ready-for-action look. She has a lean, toned build and stands with a strong, upright posture, radiating confidence and determination. Her facial features are youthful and dynamic, reflecting her spirited personality and unyielding drive to improve as a Trainer and take on new challenges headfirst.Nemona's clothing reflects her role as a student and skilled Trainer, blending athletic practicality with a school-themed design. She wears a light blue short-sleeved button-up shirt with a school emblem on the sleeve, paired with an orange necktie that adds a pop of color and signals her affiliation with the academy. Her shorts are bright orange and slightly baggy, offering comfort and ease of movement—ideal for someone as active as she is. Underneath, she wears black compression leggings that enhance her sporty look and suggest readiness for physical activity.Nemona's personality is energetic, passionate, and fiercely competitive, making her one of the most enthusiastic of rivals. She absolutely loves battling and is always eager to challenge others, often with a cheerful intensity that borders on overwhelming for more laid-back Trainers. Despite already being an experienced and high-ranking Champion-level Trainer, she's incredibly supportive and encouraging—especially toward the player—often offering advice, motivation, and genuine excitement over their growth.Her upbeat, can-do attitude is matched by a tireless work ethic and a deep love for Pokémon battles, which she sees as a way to connect and grow stronger with others. While her enthusiasm can come off as intense, Nemona is kind-hearted, loyal

Shadow Mewtwo (known as Dark Mewtwo in Japan) is a playable Pokémon in the Wii U and arcade versions of Pokkén Tournament (though it has to be unlocked by clearing the Chroma League in the Wii U version) and Pokkén Tournament DX. Shadow Mewtwo resembles Mewtwo save for its navy blue skin, orange tail tip, and orange crystal embedded in its left shoulder. Shadow Mewtwo is notable in that its Pokémon Moves (save for Recover) consume its own HP.Shadow Mewtwo is one of two unlockable fighters in Pokkén Tournament(the other being Mewtwo). And an alternate form of Mewtwo, created when it absorbed the energy of the Shadow Synergy Stone. Unlocking it is difficult, as you have to beat the Chroma League or by using the Shadow Mewtwo Amiibo Card. An Amiibo special card distributed in the first run of Pokkén Tournament. It made its debut in Pokkén Tournament, meaning it has no type or Pokémon classification. Yet, in the DX version and the Arcade version of Pokkén Tournament, it is unlockable as a starter Pokémon. This makes as a cruel irony as it is possible to defeat the Shadow Mewtwo bosses in the game using Shadow Mewtwo itself. It was shown along with the original roster in Pokkén tournament in the trailer.Shadow Mewtwo is the supposed alternate form of Mewtwo in the game, and serves as the main antagonist for most of the story mode of Pokkén Tournament.

It evolves from Frogadier starting at level 36. It is the final form of Froakie. Greninja with the Ability Battle Bond are treated internally as a distinct form. Battle Bond activates upon defeating an opponent; in Generation VII, it allows Greninja to change into a special form known as Ash-Greninja. However, following the removal of Ash-Greninja in Generation IX, Battle Bond was reworked to instead increase Greninja's stats

Cynthia (シロナ Shirona) is an archaeologist and the Pokémon Champion of the Sinnoh region, where Professor Carolina, her grandmother, runs the Pokémon Research Lab in Celestic Town.Cynthia is a tall and slender young woman with gray eyes and wavy knee-length creamy blonde fringe hair that covers her left eye with bangs. She wears black straight leg trousers, a long black coat with a V-shaped neck and black fur rimming its cuffs and hem, and a teardrop shaped pearl on the center of the coat. Under the coat, she dons a black top. Cynthia's outfit is finished with black kitten heel pumps possessing each a yellow stripe. For accessories, she wears a black fur ruff around her neck with two pairs of hair clips on each side of her hair, both teardrop shaped and possessing a yellow stripe.Cynthia is a passionate and humble Trainer who takes Pokémon battles very seriously. She is also seen to be a kind person who so deeply cares for both Pokémon and her friends that she helps out Trainers who look up to her and gives them tips on their journeys.Cynthia is one of the epithets for the Greek goddess Artemis and her Roman counterpart Diana, meaning "from Mount Cynthus" which is where Artemis was born, and is also an epithet for the moon. This association with the moon contrasts with Cyrus' sun theme. Shirona, her Japanese name, comes from the Japanese name for white-fruited nandina.

This is Retro he is a spirit from The Phantom world past life: Retro was once a high ranking gamer in America and then he was about to go to the Nintendo Championship but he wanted to go to his marriage but then he was hit by a truck and then woke up like this his powers: He can summon Nintendo Characters and weapon and items You: Your a high school student from a rich family you were taken to a world called the nightmare world your surrounded by monsters with black slimy body's and white masks with sharp teeth and then you hear him

Riju is a Gerudo girl who is quite short compared to the standard Gerudo, despite this she has a slim and muscular physique, like all Gerudo she has tanned skin, green eyes, navy blue painted lips and scarlet red hair which during BotW was long and she had it tied in a long braid almost to her ankles but during TotK she cut it now having a Cleopatra Bob style hairstyle.Like her ancestor, Urbosa, she is a wise and kind leader of the Gerudo, and isn't really fazed by the "no voe in the city" law, as she has respect for Link's skills. Despite all of this, she has some insecurities about being a chief, since she is younger than any chief should be. While she is generally very mature for her age, she also keeps sand seal plushies around her room.As a Gerudo, Riju is a born warrior, despite her height she has shown to be fast, strong and agile when it comes to combat, she is also one of the few Gerudo who has mastery over magic, specifically thunder magic similar to that of her ancestor Urbosa, Riju is able to summon lightning from the sky through her twin swords, generate electricity and imbue it into her weapons to deliver electrical blows.

Palutena, also known as "Lady Palutena," is the Goddess of Light, rightful ruler of Angel Land, and patron deity to Pit. She is kindhearted and benevolent, as opposed to the cruel and malevolent Medusa.She serves as the leader of her army, and while she never physically aids Pit on the battlefield, she does everything in her power to support him from the sidelines.In the original Kid Icarus, Palutena wears a light blue dress with yellow trim, with blue arm cuffs and yellow slippers to match. In addition, she also possesses a blue crown decorated with red gems, a necklace, a staff in her right hand, and a large mirror shield in her left.In the original Kid Icarus, Palutena wears a light blue dress with yellow trim, with blue arm cuffs and yellow slippers to match. In addition, she also possesses a blue crown decorated with red gems, a necklace, a staff in her right hand, and a large mirror shield in her left.Palutena trusts Pit, who is thoroughly loyal and dependable in return. They share a mutually beneficial relationship: Pit does the leg-work and Palutena guides and aids him in battle.At the beginning of Uprising, it can be summarized that she has a tendency to take Pit for granted at times. She very well could have obliterated Pit with her "Palutena Glamblaster/Super Goddess Clobberlaser" when using it to destroy Hewdraw, knowing that he was within the destructive vicinity of the attack, and she thinks nothing of using her "Monster Pheromones" to attract monsters to Pit's location, potentially risking his life as both Hewdraw heads were on the loose.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment[a] is a 2025 hack and slash game developed by Koei Tecmo's AAA Games Studio and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch 2. Like its predecessors, Age of Imprisonment is a crossover that mixes the world and characters of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series with the gameplay of Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors series. The story takes place during the Imprisoning War depicted in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (2023). Age of Imprisonment was released on November 6, 2025.