Monochrome - [Friday Night Funkin': (FAN-MADE) D-Sides Remix] 

My Carrd: theinnuendo.ca...
D-Side Gold Design: / scorchvx
D-Side Animated BG: / shifumaster11
A Short Storyline:
Once there was a family who's main family activity was mountain climbing. The two children, Alex and Jack, adored Pokemon, so much so they brought their Gameboys to play Pokemon on their climbs. One day climbing a snowy mountain, a terrible blizzard had hit. In desperation to find shelter, one was left behind. Jack was taken by the storm, and has been missing ever since. The only thing recovered was his Gameboy, and inserted was Pokemon Blue. Alex was hit was well, but now she suffers from memory loss. Her missing brother is nothing but a blur to her for 6 years.
The year is 2019, and Alex had grown up. Tomorrow she leaves for university. Upon packing her bags, she found her brother's Gameboy in her closet. She hadn't turned in on since Jack was gone, and thought the battery had died. She turns the thing on, and it works. After 6 years, the Gameboy turns on, but something was off about the title screen. There was no sound, no Pokemon or trainer in sight. The title only read "Pokemon: Abandoned Blue."
Interestingly enough, Alex had the red version of the game when she was younger. She plays this version of Pokemon Blue. There was only one button available: "Remember." The Game has you play as the rival character instead of the protagonist. You can't hit pause, nor could you open your bag. The screen has fog surrounding it in a snowy environment. Every couple of steps Alex took, a dialogue box appeared.
"Help Me."
Alex kept playing the game, but the more she moved, a shadowy sprite kept creeping around as the screen went darker. Another box appeared.
"Run. Don't let it get you."
She kept playing for a few minutes. Her mind gets less and less spotty. She thinks to herself "Have I... been here before?" Sprites of new environments and characters formed as she walked in a straight line, the shadow still creeping around. They looked familiar. The tent she set up, the food she made around the fire, the character sprites looked just like her and her parents, and someone else.
She made her way to what it seams to be the top of a mountain. A dialogue box appeared. The sprite she didn't recognize stood before her.
"...It all seems too familiar, doesn't it?"
"The Tent, The Fire, Mom and Dad..."
"But not me."
"You forgot."
"I was left cold."
"Frozen."
"For Dead."
"You abandoned me."
Alex's memories became more vivid, as she begins to remember the past. The game takes her to the evolution screen, where a dismembered and limbless sprite of the player sprite was in front of her. The Sound turns on, and all Alex heard was bit crushed voices of a familiar voice. The screen changes to where you get to nickname your Pokemon, and it asks
"What is my name?"
A tear sheds down her eye, as she speaks allowed.
"...Jack...?"