A Bond With The Unbound.

I FREAKIN' LOVE HOOPA UNBOUND!!!!!
Since I've seen the newest trailer of his movie and new images of him on serebii.net, I just had to draw him!
The drawing was inspired by a huge FAV cartoon movie "The Iron Giant"! Even the kids of my sister freakin' loves that movie as well
I even came up with a whole different story about Hoopa and my OC Gray. This drawing tells the scenery below.

A Bond With The Unbound.

This Alternate Universe is different from the PKM world we all know off. In this world, people and PKM live separately. Once there was a princess that tried to connect toward PKM, which she ended up with Hoopa, the leader of their Valley. After being bonded and connected with each other, the princess got “killed” by Hoopa Unbound and therefor, the people captured him (not with a Pokéball) and locked his powers away with the Prison Bottle. But Hoopa managed to get the Prison Bottle back and with the entire Valley and PKM that lived there, they vanished through Hoopa’s ring. No one knew where they had gone. From that day on, the connection between PKM and humans never managed to work. No gym-leaders, no PKM-leagues, no PKM-battles, no PKM as pets. That is until, 2000 years later, a human named Gray, set PKM free from becoming food to people. But even that will be discovered and turned a huge disaster upon Gray. That disaster led her, injured and more, into their Valley…

This scene below takes place way after this piece of info.

"At last, we can take it easy now." Gray sat in the sand while Hoopa Unbound sat next to her.

"...."

"Hoopa? Are you alright?" Gray asked "You haven't said anything since we encounter that group of people."

"... No, it's nothing." Hoopa looked away.

"... You don't look okay to me." Gray stood up "... Is it because of that story they told us? If it is, I don't believe them at all. I believe you more."

"What?... Why?" Hoopa looked down at her.

"I already know that story they told us, and I still can't believe that Pokémon would kill humans after all those years ago. If that was true, you or any other Pokémon in your group would've killed me on the day I got injured. And most of all... I know you're telling me the truth because I could see it in your eyes.” Gray confessed.

“Huh?” Hoopa asked.

“You looked straight at me when you told me your version of the story. And I know you would never hurt or kill Princess Elsandra, you cared so much for her. You really loved her. Your reaction toward them made me realize that even more.” Gray said “And it’s really unfair of them to seal your true strength away just because of your appearance and powers. Who says that you would be dangerous to them? I know one thing for sure: Never judge a book by its cover!”

Hoopa couldn’t believe how much sense she was talking into him.

“And the worst of all, the one that killed Princess Elsandra and shoved the murder upon you-” Gray growled “Gaaah! Seriously, that’s one of the- Aaah, I can’t even come up with bad words for that!” she swung her arms around “You never deserved that! NEVER!!”

“… It has been too long that I’ve heard those words.” Hoopa said.

“Huh?” Gray said “What words?”

“Never judge a book by its cover.” Hoopa said “Princess Elsandra said that to me when we had our first conversation. And I didn’t knew what it meant back then.” He lifted one of his arms down and gently, he let Gray sit into the palm of his hand. With that done, he laid down into the sand.

“She told you what it means, right?” Gray asked.

“She explained to me that, people nor PKM should judge somebody by its looks only.” Hoopa said “While many said I’m a monster… I believe they’re right.”

“What?!” Gray said “Why are you saying that, Hoopa?”

“Because it is. Even PKM fears me because of my appearance.” Hoopa said “I’ll always be a monster and a freak into everyone’s eyes…” He looked away while he said those words.

“….” Gray placed her right hand upon his chin “You were never a monster to me, Hoopa.”

“!” Hoopa looked back at her.

“I know your book within your cover.” Gray smiled “I know you’re kind, generous and you care so much for your tribe. You would give up anything to protect them. And you even gave me, a human, the chance to be here, while you hate all humans.” She rubbed her left hand upon the back of her head.

“… I don’t hate every human being.” Hoopa said “I loved Princess Elsandra… and I don’t hate you, Gray.”

“You don’t?” Gray asked.

“You managed to get the Prison Bottle back for me while I said bad things to you…” Hoopa confessed “And you were there to listen to me when I needed someone the most. I can’t thank you enough for that.”

Gray smiled.

“… You remind me so much of her.” Hoopa smiled for the first time since the encounter of the people “… It’s good to feel this way like I used to.”

“That’s good to hear, Hoopa.” Gray moved her hand away “*Yawn* I’m tired…”

“We’ll rest here for the night.” Hoopa said “We’ll move to the tribe tomorrow and tell everything.”

“Sounds like a plan.” Gray laid down upon his hand “Goodnight, Hoopa. Sweet dreams.”

“… Goodnight, Gray.” Hoopa said.