Strong moves focused around play. Weak moves focused around naps.
Wait no, that's if the PCs are pokemon. The PCs are humans right?
Strong moves where pokemon let you get close (like when you bathe them or trim their claws) and weak moves where pokemon don't let you get close and anything you need to do you need to do while keeping distance and respecting their space.
Well I certainly want to be a pokemon. And I'm not as interested in playing my own trainer. I think two players working separately creates better tension/harmony.
Of course, other players might want to be both a pokemon and a human in the same scene.
I think if you try to allow for both of those things, then you lose focus. You risk making a less polished less well made game in favour of trying to do too much at once.
