Which Tao Dragon Is Your Companion?

I would first touch what concerns me first, then what paints me the best to the people. I don't try to touch controversial material whatsoever.

I suggest change, and challenge others to be better people. No barrier will prevent me achieving my goals. I want to inspire others, and show them that the world can be changed.

I would try to remain realistic, and then move onto the issues such as the economy, and other issues. I am modest, and do not present myself as someone who will change the world in one go.

I would make little steps. I don't want to set great expectations for others, only to fail them. If I'm honest, I'd rather be a voter.

Elections aren't for me. I think I'd sooner walk in thorns, the people would probably vote for someone else anyways.

Neon fireworks among the night sky.

Classy robes, mixed with black, red and gold.

Soft blue skies and beautiful doves flying in harmony.

A candlelit night in a cabin, with teacups, and ornate pots.

Subtle colourful touches to an otherwise greyscale bleak world.

I would prefer the graceful Suicune, who possesses the ability to take to both the waters, and the land. Its nimbleness would make it a valuable friend and steed.

The safest option is the playful Mew, who simply teleports me from harm, and possesses an unrivaled movepool to combat any situation.

The terrifying Yveltal. All it takes for them to perform its duty, is a single glare. Death reigns havoc on our enemies, and thus is my ideal companion for a good ending, without any need for pain on my part.

Arceus is the wisest answer. Quelling beings with words alone, Arceus' influence is enough to end any conflict, if not, their power would swiftly destroy the enemy.

Rayquaza's sheer power, and benevolent nature is my suite. I am not interested in war, but neither am I interested in dying.

With heavy heart, I decide to fight for the enemy, just so my friend can stay alive. I visit them when I can. I am not devoted at all to their cause, and hate the looks I get from my former allies.

I cannot allow myself to become a slave to my sworn enemy. I flee, knowing I left my friend to die. However, ever since that day, I have been plotting a way to free them.

I fight back, and try to escape with my friend. Unfortunately, when we are inevitably captured, I die defending them, and let them escape alone. I would rather die than have them captured.

I'm uncertain, and eventually try to bargain. But when I realize there's nothing I can do otherwise, I flee, far, far away, with great regret, for I do not have the courage to fight my allies.

After debating the options, I decide it would be better to fight alongside the enemy. If they really want me, they'll do anything to keep me, so my friend would at least be treated well, or I bare fangs at them.

Kalos

Hoenn

Sinnoh

Johto

Kanto

They're merely concepts. I don't really care. They're not the best way to classify people, they're not scientific.

Some people are realists, some are idealists. That's just how things are.

They're not really important, but if people chose to identify as that, does it effect me? Not really.

I think they're interesting ways to define others. I feel like realists can be a bit boring though.

They're interesting, but I don't align myself with them at all...

Telekinesis.

The ability to transform into anything.

The ability to read minds.

Is happiness a superpower?

The ability to sense spirits

Having a lot of money and time.

Becoming the best in my field.

I don't know...

Successful, and at peace, with few worries.

Probably having an average life, with nothing major going on.

...Probably the same as now...

Still working on my life goals, if I still am inspired...

Struggling.

Living life as it comes.

Probably nothing grand.

I'd prefer to let life decide that for me, aka, I don't know at the moment.

Being happy with those I love.

...Honestly I don't know anymore, it seems pretty impossible.

Being known for my achievements.

At peace.