Trial Captain Kiawe
Jun 18, 2025
This is old... Reworked the dialogues and such. Same will follow with the other comics. Stay tuned! (or not)
All characters depicted in these comics and further ones are 19+ obviously.
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The story follows the adventures of Baqué, a nineteen-year-old Trainer who recently moved from Kanto to Alola with his mother and sets out on the Island Challenge across the archipelago.
What begins as a traditional Pokémon journey quickly takes an unexpected turn—especially after Baqué takes on the Fire-type Trial and finds himself instantly smitten with its fiery Captain, Kiawe.
Between disastrous dates and strange encounters with the Aether Foundation, his coming-of-age journey slowly shifts away from battling and honoring the Guardian Deities, Baqué’s journey slowly unravels into something way less about battling… and way more about figuring out life, love, and how not to faint from secondhand embarrassment.
The story follows the adventures of Baqué, a nineteen-year-old Trainer who recently moved from Kanto to Alola with his mother and sets out on the Island Challenge across the archipelago.
What begins as a traditional Pokémon journey quickly takes an unexpected turn—especially after Baqué takes on the Fire-type Trial and finds himself instantly smitten with its fiery Captain, Kiawe.
Between disastrous dates and strange encounters with the Aether Foundation, his coming-of-age journey slowly shifts away from battling and honoring the Guardian Deities, Baqué’s journey slowly unravels into something way less about battling… and way more about figuring out life, love, and how not to faint from secondhand embarrassment.
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