I did not know of this Pokémon. However I used the Bulbapedia and now know what this cutie looks like. Hurray!

I think it is now available in Pokémon Go. Are you able to play Pokémon Go? Pokémon Go is one of the very few games I, with zero eyesight, can play quite well. The only thing I cannot do is work the menus. The game's sound effects make doing activities a breeze for having no eyesight.

If I catch an Azew, I'll name it 'Sweetie Lover' in honor of how you introduced me to it. Generation 5 Pokémon have only recently gotten into the game. As you can guess, I am waiting for a DUCKLETT. Though, until DUCKLETT is available, I am walking a FARFETCH'D that is in Ultra Buddy status. (It only took me a week to figure out how to feed and pet the Buddy Pokémon. Again, the sounds the game makes helps it be easy. My son just tells me the area to put my finger for things and I do it!)

I can't think of a story but I am definitely excited to ask my son tomorrow if we have one so I can name it 'Sweetie Lover' in honor of my good friend. :)

Yeah, here we can also play Pokémon Go... But life is usually dangerous here, it is a terrible idea to walk anywhere with a smartphone outside. If you go in a group or on a bus it may be a good idea. At least in my cities and other places where I've been living, there are some Poke stops and gyms. Curiously my university has several of them and it is pretty safe to play. It is not my kind of game honestly, but I'm happy that you can enjoy it that much. It should be a really great time with your son.

I'm not completely sure if Axew is already in the game, it is more than probable that he is there. Anyway, thanks for that kind gesture :3

I asked my son to look and we found AZEW! So it has been named after you and your adorable awesomeness.

I worry about having my phone out when I am walking my Seeing Eye dog. Someone could easily come by me and take the phone out of my hand. Fortunately this has not happened.

I use Pokémon Go not just as a game but also for my sightless navigation, too. The game has many sounds that, while using a blind-friendly GPS, make it easy to know where you are.

When I initially lost all my eyesight, Pokémon Go is what saved me from being stuck in a local park. The park has a constant address that does not change with the blind-friendly GPS. However it did have a Poke Stop located right at the park's exit. So I used the blind software to make sure I was heading in the correct direction until I heard the familiar Poke Stop 'Ping!'. :)

Do you have any other Pokémon you would like to give some comfy diapers to?

Really interesting. I didn't have a single idea that Pokemon Go could help with that. Indeed I thought that there couldn't be people with more troubles to play than blind. It is really nice that I was completely wrong. Really good for you. Maybe you should be really happy with those developments that the videogames industry has been working to make more and more accessible games for all kinds of people.

Yes, there are many Pokemon that I would love to diaper. You've already seen one, haven't you? But this is not easy at all. Each Pokemon is usually a completely different creature with which you have to learn how to draw each detail. Anyway, I have some plans for the future of course. But for now, I think it is time to return to ponies and dragons hehe

I really enjoy how you experiment with other cute creatures in your work. It shows how you are someone who does not want to ever become stuck to one design. You give yourself new challenges to find out how well you can illustrate different proportions, colors, and concepts. This, to me, shows how you are someone who will make a lot of progress in your professional life.

It may not seem so at this moment, but I can assure you that all the stories, art, and role plays I have done during my life have proved to assist me in job situations. So keep on being adorably awesome, Sweetie!

Hehehe I'll do my best keeping my adorably awesome side since it ccould help that much :P Thanks Yosh!