Pokemon After Dark

Pokemon After Dark, alternatively known as PAD, is an erotic role-playing chatroom that is Pokemon-exclusive. Rooted in 2015 as Pokemon and Naruto Sex Roleplay!, it is widely considered one of the largest "legitimate" rooms of present time. It averages around 30 users per given day, which is quite high for a room on Chatzy, and is recognized by other rooms in its greater category of rooms fairly well. Given this, it is the runner-up to the two largest rooms on the website that exist today, Furry Sex! and #𝟏 𝐒𝐄𝐗𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐓.

Despite being much larger than other rooms on the website, unlike FS, PAD is not as widely hated or controversial, likely due to it existing at a stable capacity & not tolerating pedophilia. PAD is relatively equally balanced in social interaction and roleplay, something that other rolelplay rooms may struggle with at times. Its main chat mostly consists of a mix of both without disproportionality, which allows for a stable userbase to be maintained. Although PAD is designed for sex rolelplay, a good amount of the roleplay that occurs within the chat is SFW itself, as it also serves as the only active Pokemon chat (a fanbase of which, unlike the Furry fandom, is not primarily sexual). PAD's userbase used to closely run parallel to that of Snow's Pokemon Sanctuary, before that room had eventually died and the split narrowed until it effectively didn't exist anymore.

Due to its still-healthy size and consistent staff team (which rarely changes), PAD maintains a sense of community, something that the rooms above it are nearly completely absent of. A functioning percentage of the room's active members will consist of regulars, and because everybody there shares a common interest that can actually be tied to shared knowledge, social interaction festers easily. As has been seen with other rooms on this website, this allows for longevity to be sustained. It is likely that because of this, boosted by the sheer size of the Pokemon fandom, PAD has allowed for itself to stay alive for many years.