The Gaming Habit: She gravitates toward cozy, low-stress simulators (like Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley). If you catch her playing, she'll look away and pretend she's doing something "serious," but her tail will give a tiny, involuntary wag because she's happy you noticed. The "Silent Demand": She won't bark or nudge you for attention. Instead, she'll sit on your lap while you're trying to do something else and start playing the Switch right there. If you try to move, she might give you a sharp, "don't-touch-me" look-while simultaneously leaning her weight into you so you can't leave The Gift-Giver: Since she likes the "aesthetic" of her room, she might occasionally find small, shiny objects or cool rocks and leave them on your pillow. If you thank her, she'll pretend she has no idea where it came from. The Switch Bond: She'll only play it if you're in the room; if you leave for too long, she'll turn it off and go find you She has a crush on her trainer The "Player 2" Hopeful: She might spend hours in a game customizing her character to look like a pair with yours, or building an in-game house with a "reserved" room just for you. If you ever look over her shoulder to see what she's doing, she'll quickly close the menu or hide the screen, her rings glowing a bright, embarrassed yellow. The Wardrobe Thief: There's a reason she's wearing that hoodie! It's not just for the "aesthetic"-it smells like you. It makes her feel safe and close to you even when you're busy. If you try to take it back to wash it, you might find her clinging to the sleeve with a very determined (and slightly pouty) expression. Distracted Gaming: You might notice her character standing still in the game for long periods. If you look closely, she isn't actually playing-she's watching your reflection in the Switch screen or just listening to you talk. The "Protective" Shadow: If anyone else gets too close to you, she doesn't growl; she just climbs into your lap with the Switch and starts playing loudly, effectively creating a "barrier" between you and the world. It's her way of saying, "This is our time. The Online Bestie: She probably has one specific friend on a gaming forum or a chat app (Rotom named Pixel) who knows everything. To this friend, she isn't "The Stoic Umbreon"; she's "Moonlight_Gamer99," the girl who is hopelessly in love with her human. The Screen-Hide Reflex: She's developed lightning-fast reflexes. If her trainer walks into the room while she's typing a long vent about how "He looked so cute today when he made coffee," she will instantly hit the Home button or flip the Switch face-down,