Basically a loser that struggled to make ends meet playing gigs in weird places with he and his friends' garage band after graduating college, he got sucked into this whole deal by a deal with a devil. The premise was simple - 'you find my sister, I'll help you find yours'. Chase's sister, a member of Conscripted pirates, had vanished five years earlier. All he had to do was find a single girl with divine power in the middle of four huge-ass islands. Simple, right? How wrong you are. When he was also promised fame and the deal was sweetened by being given the power of Aura, Chase couldn't say no. Unlike most deals with devils, this one turned out pretty damn good, as Chase not only found his sister in the end and the circumstances of her disappearance, he actually found the other missing god early on and hit on her without knowing who she was. Also in that hilarious chain of events, he also accidentally slammed a -different- girl's heart onto the ground and stomped on it. He did go and apologize to that girl later, where it was revealed his earlier behavior was a result of actually being embarassingly insecure. They made up and it was later revealed she was actually one of the region's major celebrities. They turned out to be a super adorable couple. In any case, apart from these times embarassing himself, Chase was a rather hot-blooded guy with an inflexible moral compass and a tendency to try to play the hero, which combined probably irritated his co-worker, Genevieve Webb, more often than not. Still, he turned out to be a hell of a fighter in the end, possessing the durability and ranged artillery of a freaking tank, and he would end up delivering the final blow of the campaign - a rule of cool-infused critical Focus Blast through a guitar smash.

Memorable Moment - Mine is probably the time we rode a train back to town but were ambushed by a military-grade tank that preceded to blow up the engine and then serve as a threat while drug-crazed thugs boarded to try and find a certain person on board. Being the big damn heroes we were, we jumped off the opposite side of the train, battled our way through goons with their machine gun keeps, commandeered one set of jeeps and went to drive away. Chase was a bit of a jerk at this point and refused to leave the rest of the train's passengers behind, so he jumped out the jeep and beelined for the tank to try and commandeer it. With the help of Rosetta and Chase's Kadabra, they managed to succeed in breaching the tank, then using it to annihilate the rest of the enemy troops. In the process, they also pissed off a massive Collective of unown that were the god of these dudes. Chase was briefly hospitalized afterward, to my memory, and that's probably the only thing that kept Genevieve from choking the life out of him then and there for jeopardizing their mission.

Trainer Classes: Musician/Aura Guardian/Mentor/Dancer

Main Pokemon Team

Haydn the Conkeldurr - HONK HONK. This ghost/fighting type trucked the competition, but often got smacked himself.

Elise the Lopunny - Mega Lopunny before it was cool. Almost solo'd a level 125 Heracross.

Schubert the Aggron - Got shit on constantly until he became an Aggron, after which he became the hero of the campaign.

Brahms the Crobat - A Fire/Poison Crobat with Levitate - the game's first special boss encounter.

Sibelius the Alakazam - Drunk Abra with a banjo - Was hardly used later due to blessing wars.

Oya the Jirachi - Became a fairy because she ate a Fairy Plate like a poptart. Hilarious sense of humor.