SWEET THINGS CAN STILL HIT HARD.

Playful. Tactical. Spirited.

Pastel-bright. Go-get-em Energy. Team-focus.

Soft colors. Strong bonds.

DESCRIPTION:

This is a five-page Google Doc template designed for a single muse from the Pokémon world. Whee!!! Let the fun pastels be the inspiration that carries you to your very own championship! If you want to catch 'em all, you better start with a great character foundation!

Complexity Level: A pretty solid medium, I'd say. Maybe one day I'll be capable of not making every image from a drawing shape!

Page Order: Cover, basics/personality, appearance, backstory, and roster.

TIPS ON MAKING IT YOUR OWN:

• For full editing capabilities, you will need to access this template on a computer. Templates are viewable on mobile if you toggle the "Print Layout" option (likely to be found in the top-right menu). I made this one vertical specifically because I think many people made their own document from a computer and then look at others' from a phone... so it's a bit easier on the eyes from a mobile, perhaps. Or at least I hope so!
• Text, colors, and layout elements can be adjusted to fit your needs. Nonetheless, do not remove the linked emoji (page two) and credit link (page four) that direct to my Tumblr.
• Editing drawings requires double-clicking them first. This will open the drawing editing window.
• Avoid copy-pasting images directly into the document, as this may disrupt the formatting. Always use the "Replace Image" function instead.
• Be mindful of text limits and the sizes of text boxes, as exceeding what is already in the template can disrupt the formatting.
• The "Backstory" page is formatted in a way that will allow you to use more pages without any formatting issues. The text will simply continue on in a two-column manner and push the last page back. You may choose to add decorative foreground images to these pages, but that is up to your discretion. Not having images in the master template was the smoothest way to ensure your backstory length could continue on however long without ruining any formatting.

YOU WILL RECEIVE:

• A PDF with a link to the template's Google Doc.
• This includes instructions on how to make your own copy and protect it properly.
• A PDF with usage instructions and troubleshooting support options.

NOTES:

• The faceclaim in the example is Fernanda Ly.
• The type logos are from the amazing AdeptCharon on DeviantArt.