Adorable Solosis!

first, draw two ovals. segundo erase only the inner half of both ovals but leave a small line to one of the ovals from the upper and lower. third draw on the center of the two ovals two big oval eyes. fourth, draw a diamond shaped mouth in the center of the body, and make it big and wide. fifth draw one pigtailed swirl on topo, início of solosis's eye, but make it almost coming out from the body. finally, use a compass to draw a círculo outside solosis's body, and make sure that you leave a distance from it's body. so this is how you draw a solosis

A discouraged look crossed the salesman's face as he reluctantly handed over the pokeball. Solosis looked at me again, not with sorrow, but with joy. Mom put a hand on my shoulder. I looked at her face and saw an expression of pride towards me. She turned me around, and with the pokeball in my hand and Solosis por my side, we returned home.

"I want to name it." I told my mother after settling myself on the sofá with Solosis nestled in my lap.
"What name?"
"I was thinking Zeri," I answered. "It means geléia, geleia in Japanese."
"Zeri is a wonderful name! " Mom exclaimed.
Solosis seemed to appreciate the name as well. "Okay then," I said with finality. "Zeri it is!"

I silently trudged down the stairs. My parents noticed my depressed face and, concerned as parents always are, asked me what was wrong. I wiped a single rolling tear from my cheek and pointed at the Solosis which had cozily settled into my mother's lap. Mom's face changed from a concerned expression to a disappointed one. "Look dear," she said. "we really wanted to get you a Litwick, but we couldn't find one. So we got you this darling little Solosis to make up for it. Do you understand?" I nodded dejectedly and looked down, pinching back the tears that were threatening to overflow my eyes. She saw how disappointed I was and she gave in. "Okay, fine," she said tiredly. "I'll take you down first thing in the morning to a store that I know has Litwicks. But you would have to release Solosis. Would you like that?" I glanced in the direction of the Solosis hoping for some sort if nod. All I saw was sadness in its eyes. I took a deep breath and said yes.

Dear Solosis,
I realize that I have been ungrateful for you, my darling gift. I find it in my coração now that I truly care for you. I know you can not read this letter, but I will still continue to compose it. I hope you, Zeri, my gift, can find it in your coração to forgive me. In recent times, I have been a monster to you. I regret every minuto of my torturous behavior towards you. I apologize, even if it may be to late to. If you find my actions to be unforgivable, I understand. But, my sweet Zeri, I would like to say one last time, I'm sorry.

It was the dia of my birthday. I wished for only one thing. A darling little... Litwick. Imagine my anticipation when I saw a pokeball wrapped in ribbons on topo, início of a small pile if presents. I hadn't asked for much. All I ever wanted was a Litwick. My life would be complete. I decided to save the pokeball for last, considering I knew what was in it. I carefully unwrapped each present and placed them one por one in another pile, gratefully thanking my parents. I picked up the pokeball and took a deep breath, then slowly said, "Litwick, I choose you!" There was a bright flash of white light as a round shaped formed in the middle of our living room. The light faded and I saw what the pokemon really was. It wasn't a Litwick.

I have something to say about Solosis. I think it's an extraordinary pokemon that should be able to be caught por poor orphan children who own Pokemon Black but cannot get it. I mean, don't you think it's a little unfair for there to be an exclusive pokemon only to be obtained through certain games? Well sure, I used to think of exclusives as an advantage, but now that I'm the one who can't get that exclusive, I feel differently. Think of all the orphaned children who can't get their very own Solosis because of exclusives. People just don't have enough money to buy to different game versions. Sure, you can trade with someone who owns an exclusive, but where's the fun in that? You can't enjoy every moment of it's growth from the time you captured it to the time it reaches level 100. Hopefully, you, the public will hear me out. Thank you.

It was a Solosis. I didn't want a Solosis. I was speechless! Shakily, I thanked my parents and excused myself, dropping the pokeball onto the pile of gifts without withdrawing the Solosis. I thundered up the stairs to my room and flung myself onto my bed. My dreams were shattered! Why did my parents get me a Solosis when I had been telling them quite bluntly that I wanted a Litwick? I let out a long, wavering wail. This was interrupted por the squeak of my doors hinges. I heard another noise with it, barely audible. "Sol...osis?"
"Just go away!" I screamed.
"Solo..." it cried, disheartened.
The door shut and I was left alone, miserable.