Ice and Steel, huh? None of those types are all that common in Kanto, so that’s pretty interesting... [Blue nearly forgets they’re in the midst of introductions for a moment as his curiosity gets the best of him, but he quickly remembers himself and straightens himself up.] I wonder if they’re strong.

[Blue is more relieved than anything that his introduction brings no swell of questions and conversation about his family; he doesn’t let it show, exactly, butit may seem as if any hesitance he’d shown previously has been released, at least a little bit. He continues to give Persian a few rubs before deciding to turn his attention back to the other trainer. In the meantime, Eevee hardly seems bothered; Persian’s smugness rolls off Eevee’s aloofness, and the little vulpine gives a shrug of his fur ruff. Well, obviously. He’s going to record you in his machine, after all. Anyway, so you strong or what?]

I don’t know all that much about Alola, but I’ve heard they have no Pokémon League, right? So then, aren’t there any strong trainers around there? Sounds like it would be boring...

[Kids with attitude doesn’t quite cover it. Kids and their Pokémon with attitudes.]