You were sitting in a nice garden by a pond. You weren't a hundred percent sure, but your instincts were telling you that this was probably Kanto. Although you would have to explore to make sure of it.
Setting the matter of your location aside, you first start to investigate what you have become.
For the most part you retain your humanoid appearance. You still have two legs, two arms, and everything else you always had. But that was were the similarities ended.
The clothes that you were wearing have become a seaweed leaf material that is like a second skin to you. Your hair has taken the appearance of a lotus flower and you were pretty sure that you could feel gills on your neck. Your colors also changed to a combination of aquamarine, green, blue, and a bit of magenta.
There's no doubt about it, you are now a Pokemon, a Water/Grass type to be precise.
Going by your knowledge you try to perform various Pokemon attacks, but only manage to successfully do three of them. They were Water Gun, Vine Whip, and Aromatherapy. You didn't know if you had a fourth one yet or if you just didn't know how to do it. But regardless, this informs you that your level must be pretty low.
Which makes survival harder. With a shrug, you try not to let that get you down and decide to explore. You realize that you are in a familiar location. It was...
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