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If it does share history, decide where it will diverge and why. If it is a new world of your imagination, tell who lives there and what the history is. Ex: Wars, drastic changes, deadly wildlife. Geography doesn't seem important at first, but it tends to shape long periods of history. It will define your world's boundaries and shape the psychologies of its people. Which cities are seafaring? Which cities are landlocked? Which people were the first to receive foreigners? Will everyone have names like Ulgar and Hemdall? Or will they be named Smith and Thatcher? Who were the big players when your world was created? A farmer who was martyred? An alien race that died out? Are they natives or travelers to a distant land? Decide who the characters they meet are, and how those characters' actions are shaped by their history and culture. Decide why each faction exists, what they believe in, and who the members are. Decide what big events will intervene in your world and when. When will the meteor strike Earth? At what time will Mt. Righteous finally unleash it fatal power?

summary: Start by deciding whether your world will share history with the real one. Map out your world. Create a naming style for you world. Create a "Bible" of your world with all of the important historical characters and events. Decide who the characters that enter the world as players will be. Decide on what the factions will be in your world. Create a flow of events.

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Due to gender norms and the sometimes unhealthy social environments in schools, don't be surprised if you find others being unsupportive of your friendship or actively teasing you about it. If other kids accuse you of being in a romantic relationship or otherwise tease you about your friendship, practice some basic comebacks such as, "He's a friend who happens to be a boy, so what?" If you don't get worked up about it, eventually other kids will get tired of teasing you and leave you and your friend alone. You may find pressure to turn your friendship into a romantic relationship but stick to what you want. Even adults may inadvertently pressure you by asking questions such as, "Is he cute?" Let them know that you are not interested in his physical attributes and emphasize that you are just friends. One study has shown that boys and girls often have a hard time maintaining their relationships because they are pressured to make it romantic or sexual. If your boy friend starts pressuring you to turn the friendship into a relationship, make it clear that you are only interested in him platonically. If he stops being your friend after that, then he never was really your friend to begin with and you'll find other people who won't pressure you into something you don't want. At the end of the day, you make your own decisions about who you want to spend time with and how you want to live your life. Keeping this in mind will help you develop a stronger sense of self and not be overly affected by other people's opinions.

summary: Learn to stand up for yourself. Make it clear you are just friends. Remember your life is your own.

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Congratulations!
summary: Complete 350 Brawl Matches. Jigglypuff will then challenge you to a Brawl. Defeat Jigglypuff, and she will join your team.