Sigma (Pokémon)

She is the main protagonist of *Ultra Traveler*. She struggles to escape the confines of her human captors and ends up traveling through Ultra dimensions in the process.

## General Information

### Ability(s)

RKS System (current)Battle Armor (previous)

## **Physical Appearance**

### **Main Form**

She is a Silvally larger than the average for her species with yellow eyes and black pupils. Unlike most other Silvally, she has a mouthful of teeth and primarily yellow fur with the number 18 imprinted in black on her right shoulder. The fur covering most of her head and neck is black, and the mechanical parts of her head are gold-colored, save for her white sclerae and disk drives. She has large pointed ears with yellow and black insides and three white spikes protruding from the back of her massive crest. Three yellow lines frame her black nose. Her lower legs are black and her back feet have yellow paw pads. She has thick yellow scales and extendable claws on her back legs. Her forefeet have five digits while her back feet only have three. She has a long, powerful black tail with a row of sharp white spikes. The tail tapers down before the tip splits into two spines with a large white fin stretching between them; this fin has a gold border. When changing types with memories, her sclerae, fin membrane, drives, and head spikes all change color to match her current type.

### **Accessories**

She wore a white collar with her namesake-shaped tag around her neck. As a member of the Ultra Beast Battlers Pokémon agency, she was forced to wear a gold vest with the agency's emblem in green and black on the left breast.

### **Previous Form**

As Type: Null, Sigma's appearance was very similar to her current form; however, she had no head spikes in her smaller crest and the rest of her head was enclosed in her dark brown and yellow control mask, which was designed to suppress her power. Her fin membrane and eyes were a pale yellowish-gray.

## **History**

### **Early Life**

Sigma, along with seventeen other Type: Null, was created inside a lab somewhere in the Alola region by a scientist who wanted to create the ultimate Ultra Beast destroyer. Being the eighteenth subject, she was exposed to the RKS System ability to see if she could withstand its immense power and was able to remain calm when changing types. She was the first and only Type: Null out of all of them to be able to handle the RKS System's power. When she was forced to fight other Pokémon, however, to see if she could retain control of the power, she soon went berserk. The scientist subdued her and placed a control mask on her to suppress her power to a stable level. Sigma was then selected to train with several other Pokémon in the facility to improve her toughness and fighting abilities. She watched in horror as the other seventeen Type: Null were seemingly killed (they were actually put into cryogenic stasis) before being subjected to brutal training and experiments.

After a year of suffering, Sigma and the other Type: Null were freed from the lab by authorities who'd heard about the inhumane experiments. Sigma evolved into Silvally by using her pent up rage and suppressed power to destroy her control mask and killed the scientist as he was about to be arrested before escaping the lab. However, she accidentally destroyed part of a nearby city while fleeing; this led to Pokémon catchers subduing her and placing her in a Pokémon caring facility to put her up for adoption. Sigma was soon adopted by a couple, Grant and Sarah, and taken into their house to live alongside their four young children. Soon after, however, Sigma became tired of being cooped up and ordered around and decided to start formulating a plan to sneak out. In order to do so, she began reading about her species and Silvally's ability to change its type at will with special disks called Memories.

## ***Ultra Traveler***

### **Chapter 1: The First Babysitter**

The story starts with Sigma napping in her masters' bedroom. She is then woken up by Sarah, who calls her down to breakfast. Sigma decides to ignore her owner and goes back to sleep; however, Sarah soon enters the room and rings a triangle next to her head, waking her up fully. Sarah commands Sigma to follow her downstairs, and the Silvally complies reluctantly. She enters the kitchen and is appalled to see that her owner prepared a large bowl of brown slop for her. Sigma eyes the family, who are all eating at the table already, and heads over to her bowl to eat so as not to anger Sarah. After she finishes, she is about to go back upstairs when Grant calls for her to wait. She sits back down, but soon realizes she needs to relieve herself and heads outside via the back door. After doing so, Sigma slinks around the front of the house and is about to leap over the fence when Jake, Grant's youngest son, catches her and gently chides her on sneaking out before coaxing her back into the house. Sigma sighs and obeys, and Grant also scolds her for disobeying him. He tells Sigma that he and Sarah are going out for a drive. Sarah adds that a babysitter's coming over and that she already told the kids before she and Grant leave shortly after.

With the adults gone, Hank, Merlin, and Dynah, the other three kids, start running around and playing while Jake goes upstairs. Sigma asks where he's going, and Jake replies he's heading to his bedroom for a nap. Sigma, wishing she could go back to her nap, sighs and heads back downstairs to watch his rowdy siblings until the babysitter arrives. The kids love annoying her, climbing up on her, putting things on her, and following her around. After fifteen minutes, Sigma thinks she's had enough and is about to tell the kids to stop when the doorbell rings. At this, the kids settle down and look to the front door. Hank asks Sigma if it could be the babysitter. She doesn't reply, merely telling him and his sisters to quietly go upstairs while she answers the door. Merlin tries to protest, but Sigma cuts her off with a growl, and the kids do as they're told. Taking a deep breath, Sigma goes to the door and opens it.

She sees an Zeraora standing in the doorway and asks if she can help her. The Zeraora introduces herself as Hinata and states she is the babysitter that Grant and Sarah contacted. Sigma opens her mouth to speak, but Hinata says she knows her name and the kids' since the parents told her before asking to be let in. Still cautious, Sigma asks Hinata to speak the kids' names. Hinata does so without hesitation, adding the Silvally's name is Sigma. Impressed, Sigma steps back and lets Hinata into the house before calling the kids down to meet their new babysitter. All four kids approach Hinata, who greets them sweetly and introduces herself. Sigma watches as the kids introduce themselves in return and Hinata explains she'll watch them until Grant and Sarah get back. She reveals she knows the house rules and is very experienced in babysitting both young people and Pokémon.

Satisfied, Sigma quietly turns and is about to leave the house again when Hinata stops her, saying she's included. Annoyed, Sigma obeys Hinata's command to come and watches as she heads to the living room and assigns the kids to household chores, promising to give each of them a gumball as a reward. Confused, Sigma asks what a gumball is, and Hinata explains that it's a type of sweet food that should only be chewed and not swallowed. She takes a yellow carton out of her backpack and opens it before holding out a red gumball to Sigma. The Silvally sniffs it and remarks it has no smell. Hinata laughs and says that not all foods smell before telling her to open her mouth. Sigma does so and Hinata places the gumball on her tongue. The Zeraora sits on the couch, takes a trombone out of the case she brought, and starts playing it. Sigma listens to the music as she chews the gumball, noting its sweet taste. After the kids finish their chores, they enter the living room, prompting Hinata to stop playing and give them each a gumball.

*More coming soon.*

### **Chapter 2: The Second Babysitter**

Two months later, Grant and Sarah are revealed to have conceived and borne a fifth child, a baby boy named Alfie. The other four children have matured a little and become more responsible. Sigma is proud of her owners for their new baby, but isn't a big fan of Alfie himself as she thinks he's the reason for their gradual distant behavior from her; she begins to distance herself from the family as a result and spends more time outside the house.

She is currently grooming herself under the large apple tree when Merlin emerges from the back door and walks up to her, saying that Grant and Sarah want to talk to her. Sigma follows her into the house to see Grant and Sarah looking at her expectantly. She asks what's up, and Sarah tells her that they're going to take the kids out for lunch soon, but they must leave Alfie at home. Guessing what they're about to ask her to do, Sigma asks if Sarah wants her to watch Alfie. Grant, however, says no, adding that he called the babysitter and she'll arrive soon. He warns Sigma to behave herself around the babysitter, threatening to punish her if she doesn't. Sigma nods and walks away while the adults retreat to their bedroom.

She is about to go back outside when she feels something jump onto her back; she turns her head around to see Dynah sitting on her back. Sigma asks Dynah what she's doing, and Dynah demands that she take her for a short ride. Annoyed, Sigma states her refusal by sitting, but Dynah stubbornly clings on, wrapping both arms tightly around the Silvally's neck. Feeling like she's about to choke, Sigma quickly gets up and repeatedly shifts her body in an attempt to throw Dynah off, but fails. Sigma then starts to run around the house, yelling for Dynah to get off her. Dynah keeps yelling no, and Sigma begins jumping and bucking and manages to get the girl off. Dynah lands on the couch, but Sigma accidentally steps on a bar of soap that Sarah had left after bathing Alfie, causing her to slip and fall on the floor head-first. This prompts Dynah to laugh at her; having had enough of the girl's antics, Sigma gets up and starts chasing her around the house. Ending up back in the living room (where Alfie's crib is), Sigma trips Dynah with a forefoot and causes her to go sprawling. The Silvally then sees the soap she slipped on and picks it up with a hand. She heads over to Dynah, grabs her head, and is about to wash her mouth out with the soap when Sarah comes back downstairs and yells her name. Sigma looks at her, and Sarah tells her to stop playing with Alfie's soap. Sigma complies and puts the soap back in the bathroom, then goes to watch Alfie drinking his baby formula. She bends her head down to his eye level; he looks at her and whacks her with his bottle.

Sigma grabs the bottle in her mouth and hoists it out of Alfie's reach; Sarah sees this and snaps at Sigma, saying she just warned her to stop playing with the baby's things. She walks over to Sigma and holds out a hand; Sigma gives her the bottle, and Sarah gives it back to Alfie. She then calls the kids down after getting ready to go out.

The doorbell rings, and Sarah goes to the door. Sigma looks on as she lets in a female Zeraora, orange and black like Hinata but with violet and gold accents and violet eyes. Sarah informs the new babysitter, whose name is Sabino, that Alfie's asleep and he won't give her any trouble. Sabino notices Sigma watching and asks who the Silvally is; Sarah introduces the two Pokémon. She then asks Sigma if she'll give the baby any trouble, to which she quickly replies no while noticing Sabino staring at her coolly. Sarah bids Sabino good luck before she, Grant, and the kids leave. Sabino promises she won't take her eyes off Alfie before sitting on the couch and watching him. Sigma tries to start a quiet conversation with Sabino, but quickly learns she isn't interested in her and only cares about Alfie. Sigma leaves to eat some berries outside and goes back in to see Sabino refilling Alfie's bottle.

Noticing the Zeraora's ponytail, Sigma sneaks up behind her and starts sniffing it curiously. She asks if it's Sabino's tail, to which the Zeraora says yes. Sigma gently grabs Sabino's "tail" and marvels at the fur's softness. This annoys Sabino, who warns Sigma to let go. Distracted, Sigma ignores the warning and Sabino gives her a warning Thunderbolt in return. Sigma howls in pain and lets go of Sabino's tail, winded by the electricity. They hear Alfie crying from the living room, prompting Sabino to close his bottle and return it to him after glaring at Sigma. When Alfie quiets down, an angered Sabino returns to the kitchen and berates Sigma for waking him. Sigma, embarrassed, attempts to apologize for her mistake, but Sabino rebuffs her. The Zeraora states when she's in the house, she's in charge, and what Sigma did was inappropriate. She lectures the Silvally about consideration for others and that finishes by warning her that she's out of the house if she does another step like what she just did. Realizing she can't win this argument, Sigma nods in understanding and obeys Sabino's command to sit and reflect on her actions. Sabino then leaves to resume her job.

A while later, Sigma goes to the living room to check on Sabino and Alfie; she finds Sabino playing with Alfie, to her relief. However, Sabino puts Alfie back in his crib, saying she needs to use the restroom, and hurries out to do so, ignoring Sigma. The Silvally walks up to Alfie and asks how he's doing, but the baby doesn't understand. Sigma bends her head down to his eye level like she did earlier, allowing Alfie to feel her face and head with his hands. Touched by the gesture and the wide grin on his face, Sigma smiles in delight and affectionately licks his head; Alfie giggles at this.

The tender moment is cut short when Sabino returns and demands to know what Sigma is doing. Sigma looks at her and tells her she isn't bothering Alfie, but playing with him. Sabino retorts that a monster like her shouldn't be allowed near babies and commands Sigma to step away from the baby. Hurt at the insult, Sigma steps in front of Alfie's cradle and snaps that Sabino, being a Mythical Pokémon, is just as much of a monster due to her frightening power. She makes Sabino realize that she went too far, prompting the Zeraora to back off. However, Sabino warns Sigma that she bothers Alfie for real, she'll be punished. She heads to the kitchen for a snack.

Sigma snorts and takes Alfie out of his crib, placing him gently onto the floor. She gives him a toy, but he simply crawls away, prompting her to follow him, and blocks his path when he tries to leave the living room. After a while of crawling around the room, Alfie again tries to leave, but Sigma, thinking he should go back into his crib, picks him up in her mouth. Alfie, however, squirms, and almost falls out of Sigma's mouth; to prevent him from getting hurt, Sigma quickly grabs his right arm before he hits the floor. However, she bites down a little too hard, accidentally wounding him and causing him to wail in pain. Sigma then tries to comfort Alfie by rocking him in her arms, but to no avail, and discovers that the wound on his arm is bleeding.

Sabino, hearing the baby's cries, runs in, demanding what Sigma did to Alfie. Sigma quickly attempts to explain herself, but is forestalled when Sabino sees the bite wound on Alfie's arm and then glares at her. Sabino rushes over to Sigma and snatches the still-crying Alfie from her, using a white cloth to bandage his wound while comforting him. Realizing that Sabino assumes she attacked Alfie, Sigma tries again to explain what really happened, but stops when the babysitter gives her a scorching glare and knows she won't believe her. She then approaches her, and Sabino snarls at her to stay away from Alfie before taking him upstairs. Sigma watches her leave, racked with guilt.

A while later, Sabino comes back downstairs and uses a super-effective Mach Punch on Sigma, almost knocking her off her feet. While Sigma is distracted, Sabino goes behind her and starts pushing her toward the front door. Sigma tries to fight back, but is still heavily affected by the Mach Punch and gets kicked out of the house. She tries to get back in, but Sabino slams the door in her face. Horrified at what her owners might do to her if they find out about the accident, Sigma decides to leave the residence to avoid getting punished. However, before she can jump over the fence, the other members of the family arrive home. Frightened now, Sigma quickly retreats to the backyard before any of them can see her.

### **Chapter 3: Consequences**

Sigma hides behind the house and watches in horror as the family enters. She listens as Sabino explains what happened in their absence and Sarah explodes with rage. Sigma sneaks around the house and tries to escape the front yard via the gate, but Grant spots and lassoes her neck with a rope to thwart the attempt. He is strong enough to pull Sigma back into the backyard and ties her rope to a tree before admonishing her. Sigma tries to explain what really happened, but he silences her by smacking her across the face. Grant punishes her by banning her from the house for the weekend and tells her to think about what she did. He calls her a bad pet before going back in the house. Sigma, deeply hurt, flinches as he slams the door shut behind him. As she sits under the tree, she wonders what changed, as her owners had never treated her this way until recently. She soon decides she's gotten sick of being ordered around all the time and wishes that Grant and Sarah never had Alfie. She thinks about escaping, but notices Sarah glaring at her from an upstairs window and decides against it. She turns her back on Sarah and lies down.

The next morning, Sigma wakes up to hear someone entering the backward and smells food. She lies still and pretends to still be asleep until the person leaves. Afterward, she gets up to see a plate of berries lying before her. She eats the berries and then eats the plate as well, still blaming the family for the recent events. Seeing no one watching her, Sigma cuts the rope off her with a claw and sneaks up to the front of the house. The Silvally then pokes her head cautiously around the porch, but to her relief sees no one there. Seeing her chance, Sigma leaps over the fence and escapes, only to land on Grant's car and accidentally crush it in the process, causing the alarm to go off. Panicking, she runs away down the street to escape the family's wrath and enters the nearby city.

### **Chapter 4: The City Chase**

Sigma wanders through the city, marveling at how noisy it is and how tall the buildings are. She notices people and Pokémon walking around her and realizes that she's never been in a crowd before. She then sees some people staring at her and walks on, trying not to draw any attention and soon smells food. Before she can identify the source, however, she hears a familiar voice calling her name. Listening, Sigma identifies Sabino's voice from a few meters away behind her. The Silvally remembers yesterday's events and ducks her head before moving into a large crowd up ahead of her in an attempt to lose Sabino. Initially, she is successful.

However, Sabino catches her trying to take meat from one of the food stands and yells Sigma's name. Sigma, shocked, turns her head to see the Zeraora rushing at her; even more shocking is the fact that Hinata is with her. The Silvally quickly grabs a large mouthful of meat and runs off with it, devouring it in the process and angering the vendor. She gallops through the streets with the two Zeraora hot on her tail, wondering why they're here. As she flees, Sigma apologizes to various pedestrians who have to jump and scramble back to avoid getting trampled before tripping over her own feet and falling down hard, accidentally crushing a passing car in the process. Winded, she listens as Hinata tells Sabino to report to the police. Realizing what they're about to do, Sigma quickly recovers from her fall and keeps running, heading towards a nearby college laboratory designated for Pokémon research. The Silvally panics even more when Hinata calls her name.

She crashes through the glass doors of the laboratory and runs up the nearest flight of stairs, scaring away several students and researchers. After stopping to rest in the nearest room, which is empty, Sigma cautiously peeks outside to see multiple people filing out of the lab on the floors below her and sighs in relief. She then wanders around the room, caring not to break anything, and marvels at the weird-looking instruments and containers before stopping at seeing a small red bag. Curious, she examines its contents, which she finds to be Memories. She closes the bag and takes it out of the room with her before sneaking from the lab building via a different route. However, she is spotted by Sabino and a few police officers as she exits the building and flees as they give chase.

She dodges Sabino's Thunderbolt attack and switches to running on her back feet so she can open the memory bag with her hands. She finds the Ground memory and inserts it into the left disk drive in her head; she becomes a Ground-type and thus gains an immunity to Electric-type attacks. She closes the bag and keeps running, knowing she won't be harmed by electricity. Sabino suddenly darts in front of her to block her path and orders her to stop. Confident now that she's at a type advantage, Sigma instead hits her with a now super-effective Multi-Attack. The move sends Sabino flying into a nearby lamppost and she crumples to the pavement, severely weakened. Sigma angrily remarks that she ought to teach her for the incident with Alfie yesterday.

Just as she's about to leave, Hinata appears from behind her and fastens a chain around her neck. Thinking she'll help the police subdue her, Sigma jumps and bucks to throw her off, ignoring Hinata's commands. After a while of jumping, running, and bucking, Sigma finally manages to dislodge Hinata, and uses Multi-Attack on her as well, rendering her unconscious. She then tries to leave again, but trips on the chain and falls. She rips it off her neck with Crush Claw, losing her collar in the process. The police approach her with dart guns, but Sigma uses Earthquake to ward them off before trying to flee again. This time, her attempt is successful, and she manages to switch to a Flying-type to fly out of the city. She continues to fly until she gets tired and lands in a nearby forest to rest.

### **Chapter 5: The Agency**

Synopsis: Sigma wakes up from her nap and quickly discovers that she's been abducted. The Pokémon who abducted her, a Hariyama named Harley and a Kommo-o named Kimberly, introduce themselves as two members of an all-Pokémon agency known as the Ultra Beast Battlers. They then take Sigma to meet their leader, who is a woman; she introduces herself as Brenna and immediately inducts Sigma, albeit forcefully, into the agency. The ceremony is suddenly interrupted by a large gang of crooks who have been looking to kidnap the UBBs for their power. Brenna tries and fails to get the crooks to leave peacefully, leading to mounting tensions between the two groups. Seeing a chance to escape, Sigma causes a fight by using Aura Sphere on the lead crook, who then attacks the nearest UBB agent, a Gogoat named Gerd. While the agents and crooks battle it out, Sigma tries to sneak away, but is caught by an Urshifu named Ulysses and subdued. After the UBB agents drive the crooks away, Ulysses exposes Sigma's trick, allowing the ceremony to continue. Knowing she now has no choice, Sigma accepts her new position in the agency and begins working alongside the other Pokémon members. She is assigned Raelynn the Reshiram as her mentor and is forced to train how to fight Ultra Beasts.

### **Chapter 6: Disobedience**

Synopsis: The next day, a horde of Ultra Beasts, revealed to all be Nihilego, invades the Ultra Beast Battlers' base. Sigma, under Raelynn's tutelage, successfully manages to defeat her first Ultra Beast opponent. However, she soon grows tired of fighting them off and begins killing them to save her energy, ignoring the orders of her superiors. The other UBB agents manage to capture one of the Nihilego to study it before Sigma can reach it; Sigma tries to use Bulldoze, but is pinned to the ground by Raelynn before she can, allowing their fellow agents to escape. After a hard won victory, Sigma is brought before Brenna, who admonishes her and sends her off to work in the underground mines below the base as punishment for her disobedience. The Silvally is ordered to head down there immediately, escorted by the bitterly disappointed Raelynn.

### **Chapter 7: Digging in the Mines**

Synopsis: On their way down to the mines, Sigma soon realizes she was in the wrong to defy orders; she tries to apologize to Raelynn for letting her down, but the Reshiram rebuffs her by stating she's lost her trust. Upon reaching the mines, Raelynn introduces Sigma to a male Garchomp named Grayson, who is the head of the UBB's mining team. Raelynn then confiscates Sigma's bag of type memories; Sigma tries to get it back, saying she needs it, but Raelynn kicks her away. The Reshiram snaps that she'll have to regain her trust to get the bag back before leaving with it. Incensed and believing it to be unfair, Sigma tries to go after her but is stopped by Grayson, who informs Sigma that she needs to calm down and change her attitude if she's going to win Raelynn's trust back. He teaches her how to calm herself by breathing and then tells her that her job as a miner is to not only dig tunnels to resource locations, but to also deliver resources back to the base. Sigma asks how she'll do the latter, to which Grayson replies it's by driving a trolley with trailers, which they'll worry about later. He gives her a Ground memory, saying she'll need to become a Ground-type to do the job better. After becoming a Ground-type and being ordered to dig a tunnel to a nearby cavern, Sigma discovers she works harder and faster than when she's a Normal-type and soon enjoys the work, much to Grayson's delight.

### **Chapter 8: Trolley Transport**

Synopsis: The next day, Sigma is assigned to drive a trolley through the mines to find and deliver food, water, and supplies from several of the resource locations back to the base. Grayson teaches Sigma how to drive the trolley and is delighted to see her learn quickly. After telling her how each of the different trailers works, he leaves Sigma to do the work on her own. Sigma, preferring digging, isn't pleased at having to perform such a humdrum task, but remembers she's being punished and does it anyway. She drives carefully through the mines so as not to wreck the vehicle and manages to find the nearest resource location, which happens to be a large stash of minerals and precious metals; she successfully harvests enough of the resources to fill the large mineral trailer. However, she is then confronted by a trio of Shiftry, who try to steal the haul for themselves. Sigma, despite the type disadvantage, is able to defeat all three of her foes with ease and uses Roar to drive them away before continuing her task. Her next stop is a large cavern with a massive river; she uses Psychic to place some of the water from the river into the water trailer and drives off several Water-type Pokémon who try to stop her before taking a drink from the river. Sigma then becomes tired and decides to return to base, satisfied with her current haul.

### **Chapter 9: Nova**

Synopsis: Sigma returns to base with the resources she gathered and asks Greg, who's on watch duty, to help out. However, he says no, as members being punished for insubordination aren't allowed to receive any assistance while carrying out certain tasks. Annoyed, Sigma sets herself to work unloading the resources and transporting them to their designated storage rooms. After finishing the job, she extracts the Ground memory from her head drive, reverting to a Normal-type, and is about to leave the memory at Grayson's office when Raelynn confronts her about it. Sigma insists that Grayson gave her the memory so she could work in the mines, but Raelynn doesn't believe her and instead confines her to quarters. Incensed, Sigma drops the memory and spits in Raelynn's face before walking away from the mine entrance, leaving the Reshiram stunned. As she heads through the hallway, the Silvally notices an excited commotion up ahead and decides to check it out for herself.

She enters the main room to see a large Lunala floating above everyone. The Lunala glances at her before turning its attention to an awestruck Brenna, who remarks that it's a surprise seeing Nova here. Sigma deduces that Nova is the Lunala's name and she is female. She watches as Nova remarks telepathically that Brenna has done something wrong; when the latter asks what, the former answers that she's abducted a Pokémon who is too powerful to be tamed by people. Sigma instantly realizes that Nova is referring to her and quietly backs out of the room, not wanting to be seen. Once she's out of earshot, she turns and runs to Raelynn's quarters, assuming she hid the type memories there. To her surprise, she finds the door open and the room unoccupied; she finds the memories under Raelynn's bed and runs off with them.

She bolts past the main room; even from where she's standing, Sigma sees Nova look at her and screech with rage. Panicking, Sigma bolts to the nearest exit and runs out; she hears a loud explosion behind her as Nova bursts out from the UBB headquarters. The Silvally switches to a Flying-type and becomes faster; however, she soon learns she can't outrun Nova. The latter attacks her with Charge Beam, which she dodges, and corners her. Sigma asks what she wants, to which Nova replies she'll find out. An Ultra Wormhole opens up almost immediately after, and Sigma jumps high into the air to reach it, seeing it as an escape route. Nova cries for her not to, but the Silvally ignores her and enters the Ultra Wormhole anyway. She listens as Nova's cries fade into silence as the Wormhole closes behind her and runs, even though she's blinded by the dazzling light. Sigma keeps running until she sees a glowing white light at the end of the Wormhole. Tired, she stops running, but an invisible force begins pulling her until she leaves the Ultra Wormhole.

## **Known Moves**

### **Normal-type**

**Multi-Attack:** Cloaking itself in high energy, the user slams into the target. The memory held determines the move's type.

**Swords Dance:** A frenetic dance to uplift the fighting spirit. This sharply boosts the user's Attack stat.

**Rock Climb:** The user attacks the target by smashing into it with incredible force. This may also confuse the target.

**Mega Kick:** The target is attacked by a kick launched with muscle-packed power.

**Crush Claw:** The user slashes the target with hard and sharp claws. This may also lower the target's Defense stat.

**Bide:** The user endures attacks for two turns, then strikes back to cause double the damage taken.

**Guillotine:** A vicious, tearing attack with big pincers, a horn, or the like. The target faints instantly if this attack hits.

**Hyperbeam:** The target is attacked with a powerful beam. The user can't move on the next turn.

**Super Fang:** The user chomps hard on the target with its sharp front fangs. This cuts the target's HP in half.

**Mega Punch:** The target is slugged by a punch thrown with muscle-packed power.

**Fury Attack:** The user attacks by jabbing the target with a horn, a beak, or the like. This move hits two to five times in a row.

**Cut:** The target is cut with a scythe, a claw, or the like to inflict damage.

**Metronome:** The user waggles a finger and stimulates its brain into randomly using nearly any move.

**Copycat:** The user mimics the move used immediately before it. The move fails if no other move has been used yet.

### **Flying-type**

**Fly:** The user flies up into the sky on the first turn, then attacks on the next turn.

**Bounce:** The user bounces up high on the first turn, then drops onto the target on the next turn. This may also paralyze the target.

**Sky Attack:** The user attacks the turn after using this move. This move has a heightened chance of landing a critical hit and may also make the target flinch.

**Air Slash:** The user attacks with a blade of air that slices even the sky. This may also make the target flinch.

**Acrobatics:** The user nimbly strikes the target. This attack does massive damage if the user isn't holding an item.

**Defog:** A strong wind blows away the target's barriers such as Reflect or Light Screen. This also lowers the target's evasiveness.

**Air Cutter:** The user launches razor-like wind to slash opposing Pokémon. This move has a heightened chance of landing a critical hit.

**Aerial Ace:** The user confounds the target with speed, then slashes. This attack never misses.

**Hurricane:** The user attacks by wrapping its opponent in a fierce wind. This may also confuse the target.

**Peck:** The user jabs the target with a sharply pointed beak or horn to inflict damage.

**Roost:** The user lands and rests its body. This move restores the user's HP by up to half its max HP.

**Tailwind:** The user whips up a turbulent whirlwind that boosts the Speed stats of itself and its allies for four turns.

**Sky Drop:** The user takes the target into the sky, then drops it during the next turn. The target cannot attack while in the sky.

*More coming soon.*

## **Skills and Abilities**

* **Flight:** Although Sigma lacks wings, she is capable of flying upon becoming a Flying-type.
* **Enhanced Intelligence:** She is highly intelligent for a Pokémon due to being created with a more complex brain.
* **Speech:** She is capable of both human and Pokémon speech.
* **Type Change:** Using type memories, she can change her type to gain an advantage in battle.
* **Literacy:** She is able to read human texts very well.
* **Dexterity:** Due to her enhanced brain, she is able to perform motor tasks with her forefeet, such as grabbing things.

## **Type Effectiveness**

### **Normal-type**

**Resistant to:** None

**Immunity:** Ghost

**Weakness:** Fighting

### **Ground-type**

**Resistant to:** Fire, Poison, Rock, Steel

**Immunity:** Electric

**Weaknesses:** Grass, Flying, Ice, Water