[X] My Assistant

[Arceus Awakened]

This is merely a SPRITE CHANGE. It will NOT alter a Pokemon's species or rarity in any way.
I apologise if this is against the rules to suggest despite not being novelty.

So, I was reading Bulbapedia, and came across the page for Pinkan Island, and thought that it would be a good thing to implement here. o:
http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pinkan_Island

The basic premise:
Use of an item (details are later) will change specific Pokemon's sprites to pink versions.

The item will probably, so as to not conflict with the Pinkan Berry trinket, be called Pinkan Berry Concentrate or something - this also works as it's a LOT stronger, and so the equivalent of a lot of berries.

The sprite change is not permanent, however the sprite itself is unlocked as permanent and can be changed as per usual using the Sprite Changer.
As for evolutions, it's either that the effects are lost after evolution, or that they stay - the latter requires more sprites, however.

I'm working on sprites for all the Pokemon listed on the Pinkan Island page right now, I will upload them when I am finished, and will work on the PBC, probably based off Moo Moo Milk as that isn't implemented on the site whilst the other drinks are. (it'll look like strawberry milk~)

A repeat - this is NOT novelty. As such, it will have the same effect on shiny sprites and menu sprites as RBY sprites do - i.e. no change from the normal for that sprite.

As for prices, it'd likely be cheaper than rare evolution items, perhaps the same price as a normal but only found via luck/the Prize Shop as with Eviolite etc.?

So...yup. XD

(A final note - the sprites have less contrast than that of normal spritework, as the anime screenshots aren't the best for obtaining colours from, plus I'm far less experienced in said colour-obtaining method - the last time I did that was with Shadow Lugia and I had so much more shading to pick from there. X3)

[Synchronise]

Unless I hear otherwise, I'm locking this. It goes along with things like the Cherrim forms and Porygon-T, in my view, even if THOSE are irreversible, so as such I consider it part of the "No Novelty Pokemon" DNS rule even if you say it's not a Novelty.