Pokedex 2.0 - Pokemon with Different Types and Evolutionary Lines! - Completed!

I'm sorry, but I REALLY don't want Mysteriguard to be Shuffle exclusive. I left the Infinitus Shrine on the Shuffle 2 map for a reason ;)

Also, I can see the Leami line being exclusive to Shuffle 2 because it seemingly has been ignored for Shuffle 1. No notable trainers use it and I have yet to see it outside of the Safari Zone in terms of encounters.
 
Reggie McGigas said:
I'm sorry, but I REALLY don't want Mysteriguard to be Shuffle exclusive. I left the Infinitus Shrine on the Shuffle 2 map for a reason ;)
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I agree, and obviously we have veto powers on this. Like, if someone wanted to make the Ovescort line exclusive to either game, I'd have to veto it, because that would leave a game potentially without a universal breeder. I'll update the list to remove Mysteriguard.

Though I am reaching past my station and putting Nateer/Mysteer on the Shuffle 2 list and Petalythm/Melodonna on the Shuffle list because that just makes sense.
 
So, I did have this random little idea I was wondering if you'd be interested in:


#188 Parushell
Pearl Pokémon
clamperl.gif

Basic Pokémon
Water
Ability: Tough Body (HA: Solid Rock)
Stats: 55/60/85/60/70/25 Total: 355
Egg Group: Water/Amorphous
Held Item: Pearl (50%), Big Pearl (5%)
Many tiny pearls form within its body. Even though these pearls aren't valuable to it, it will guard them with its life..

#189 Pakoraru
Coral Pokémon
corsola.gif
corsola.gif

Shuffle Form/Shuffle 2 Form
Evolves from Parushell by leveling up while holding a Big Pearl
Water
Ability: Tough Body (HA: Regenerator)
Stats: 75/80/75/100/65/50 Total: 445
Egg Group: Water/Amorphous
Held Item: Pearl (50%), Big Pearl (5%)
The entire surface of its body is made from the shell of its former pearl. If one of its spikes breaks, it can quickly grow back.

#190 Ocealed
Seabed Pokémon
gastrodon.gif
gastrodon-east.gif

Shuffle Form/Shuffle 2 Form
Evolves from Pakoraru at level 40 when underwater
Water
Ability: Tough Body (HA: Regenerator)
Stats: 105/90/85/130/85/60 Total: 555
Egg Group: Water/Amorphous
Held Item: Pearl (50%), Big Pearl (5%)
Ocealed's skin color has changed to match the changing region. Its skin was once blue, and now its pink skin is slowly moving towards brown. (Shuffle)
Ocealed's skin color has changed to match the changing region. Its skin was once green, and now its blue skin is slowly moving towards pink. (Shuffle 2)
​

It's just a little thing to help spice up the species and reinforce some of the ideas of the prequel thing.
 
I would like to propose some Uvecat revisions, because there is some wonkiness going on with the line...the core concept is great, but there are a number of little problems with it that seem to be holding it back.

Steffenka's suggestion of adding Mightyena to the line is dead on, it looks great there. I do want to change Darkat's name to Hyeinous (hyena + heinous) because [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyena]hyenas are, in fact, cats[/link] and I think that relationship is worth celebrating. The Mega Stone, Hyeinite, is meant to kind of draw out the "hyena" pronunciation if people aren't grasping it yet in the full name.

The other change I wanted to make is to change Uvecat's form to shiny Eevee, because A. We haven't used Eevee yet, and people would probably find that a bit strange, and B. To preserve the functionality of the [link=http://www.pokebeach.com/forums/thread-pokemon-shuffle-the-pokedex-2-0-region-thread?pid=2666387#pid2666387]Envoyage City Mew Event[/link]. Neither of those things are a good enough rationale on their own, but together I think it justifies the swap. Plus Eevee looks like a good midpoint between Espeon and Mightyena, and there's enough not-Eon in this line that it's okay.

For the stat change, Catelligent had 500/600 and Darkat had 525/625, so I met in the middle at 515/615, reducing Hyeinous's Speed and increasing Catelligent's.


Uvecat
Learning Pokémon
eevee.gif

Basic Pokémon
Psychic
Ability: Trace (HA:Victory Star)
Stats: 50/45/40/75/50/60 Total: 320
Egg Group: Field
It follows in the footsteps of other Pokémon that it knows. It always learns new things every day and is very curious.

Moveset:
1 Scratch
1 Tail Whip
5 Sand Attack
8 Confusion
11 Feint Attack
15 Copycat
20 Refresh
23 Confuse Ray
28 Psybeam
33 Hyper Voice
33 Hyper Fang
38 Rest
42 Baton Pass
48 Skill Swap
51 Double-Edge
57 Trump Card

Catelligent
Smartness Pokémon
espeon.gif

Evolves from Uvecat at high happiness.
Psychic
Ability: Trace (HA:Victory Star)
Stats: 80/55/50/125/80/125 Total: 515
Egg Group: Field
A good upbringing makes this Pokémon extremely wise. It aspires to be a teacher for younger, less fortunate Pokémon.

Moveset:
1 Scratch
1 Tail Whip
5 Sand Attack
8 Confusion
11 Swift
15 Copycat
20 Draining Kiss
23 Flatter
28 Psybeam
33 Hyper Voice
38 Wonder Room
42 Tag Team
48 Future Sight
51 Morning Sun
57 Psyshock
60 Hyper Beam

Mega Catelligent
Smartness Pokémon
grumpig.gif

Mega Evolves from Catelligent with the Catelite
Psychic
Ability: Justified
Stats: 80/55/50/165/130/135 Total: 615
A good upbringing makes this Pokémon extremely wise. It aspires to be a teacher for younger, less fortunate Pokémon.

Hyeinous
Shady Pokémon
mightyena.gif

Evolves from Uvecat at low happiness.
Dark
Ability: Sniper (HA:Victory Star)
Stats: 80/125/50/80/80/100 Total: 515
Egg Group: Field
It has become so corrupted it is often mistaken for a dog, not a cat. It has no mercy for those who make this mistake.

Moveset:
1 Scratch
1 Tail Whip
5 Sand Attack
8 Quick Attack
11 Feint Attack
15 Copycat
20 Lick
23 Swagger
28 Assurance
33 Hyper Fang
38 Parting Shot
42 Tag Team
48 Sucker Punch
51 Moonlight
57 Crunch
60 Giga Impact

Mega Hyeinous
Shady Pokémon
skuntank.gif

Mega evolves from Hyeinous with the Hyeinite
Dark
Ability: Sniper
Stats: 80/165/100/80/80/110 Total: 615
It has become so corrupted it is often mistaken for a dog, not a cat. It has no mercy for those who make this mistake.​
 
What if post game there'd be somewhere to get the version exclusive Pokemon registred in the Pokedex? Like in XY in the cafes where you could get Entei, Suicune, Raikou etc.? I think it's kinda weird that they just disappear and no one remembers them, and in Shuffle 2, they could be Pokemon from another region that tourists show to you or maybe with the legends say, "rumors have said that a certain legendary looking like this *example Seikoshi* was recently seen". The normal Pokemon form Shuffle 2 missing in Shuffle, could be extinct and some Professor / Archeologist could show you how they looked and what their typing was etc, like if it had been captured?
 
I have 2 teeny tiny changes to Mega Mantaspor:


#078a Mega Mantaspor
Transport Pokemon
primal-kyogre.png

Mega evolves from Mantaspor by using the Mantasite
Water
Ability: Hydration
Stats: 100/70/130/100/130/90 Total: 620
It's used by fishermen to remove rainstorms, to prevent their ships from sinking.
​

And I know it's a bit late for a new Pokemon, but I just had to get it out here:


Gojirage
Raging Pokémon
primal-groudon-shiny.png

Evolves from Gojirantrum at low happiness when knowing Frustration
Fairy/Dark
Ability: Noctilate (HA: Anger Point)
Stats: 110/125/100/40/100/115 Total: 590
If a Gojirantrum gets too angry when teased, it will evolve into Gojirage. It is very dangerous, since it has lost control of its body, due to anger issues.
​
 
steffenka said:
And I know it's a bit late for a new Pokemon, but I just had to get it out here:
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Well, the previous final entry, Gadroiden, repeated a source species (Golurk is already Goliant, Nosai's evolution), so a case can certainly be made for having Gojirage take its place.

For the evolution method, since Mikoprinaly requires Speed to be greater than Attack, so you could just reverse the original method and make Gojirage be what happens if Attack does end up higher by level 43.
 
Amperglyph said:
steffenka said:
And I know it's a bit late for a new Pokemon, but I just had to get it out here:
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Well, the previous final entry, Gadroiden, repeated a source species (Golurk is already Goliant, Nosai's evolution), so a case can certainly be made for having Gojirage take its place.

For the evolution method, since Mikoprinaly requires Speed to be greater than Attack, so you could just reverse the original method and make Gojirage be what happens if Attack does end up higher by level 43.
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I'm cool with Gadroiden being skipped, I totally frogot about Goliant! I also like how we have several non happiness evolution methods as well as fustration finally having a use. It's cool to open up more options for evolutions that Evil Team members can take advantage of.
 
That's good news that there's no serious issues...since you did make a moveset for Gadroiden, which I really appreciate, I put a few Rock moves on the list so it could serve as the moveset for Bruthos, then used it as a format to develop movesets for Emothos and Technos:

1. Fire Punch
1. Ice Punch
1. Thunder Punch
1. Helping Hand
10. Rock Blast
20. Low Kick
30. Metal Claw
40. Cross Chop
50. Iron Head
54. Stone Edge
58. Gyro Ball
60. Superpower
70. Rock Wrecker
80. Zen Headbutt
90. Dragon Claw
94. Dynamic Punch
98. Earthquake
100. Giga Impact

1. Spikes
1. Toxic Spikes
1. Sticky Web
1. Helping Hand
10. Hex
20. Psybeam
30. Draining Kiss
40. Psychic
50. Geomancy
54. Ominous Wind
58. Simple Beam
60. Psyshock
70. Shadow Ball
80. Pain Split
90. Heart Swap
94. Phantom Force
98. Fiery Dance
100. Hyper Beam

1. Trick Room
1. Magic Room
1. Wonder Room
1. Helping Hand
10. Discharge
20. Iron Defense
30. Gear Grind
40. Mirror Shot
50. Techno Blast
54. Thunderbolt
58. Electroweb
60. Flash Cannon
70. Zap Cannon
80. Ion Deluge
90. Parabolic Charge
94. Doom Desire
98. Autotomize
100. Explosion

Also, here's a few signature moves for Gralectro, as well as one for Florilord, since its old signature Thousand Waves is obviously Hydrolord's property now.


Life Bringer
Type: Grass/Physical
Base Power: 120
Accuracy: 85
Power Points: 5
Strikes with the raw energy of life, dealing damage to the target. Any active combatant other than the user or target is healed for 20% of their max HP. This move changes upon Mega Evolution.
Target: One opponent Pokémon
​


Life Bringer
Type: Electric/Special
Base Power: 120
Accuracy: 90
Power Points: 5
Strikes with the raw energy of life, dealing damage to the target. Any active combatant other than the user or target is healed for 20% of their max HP. This move changes upon Mega Evolution.
Target: One opponent Pokémon
​


Origin Seed
Type: Grass/Status
Base Power: --
Accuracy: --
Power Points: 3
The user gains a seed on its back. When this Pokémon faints, it has a 30% chance of dealing damage to the opponent, 30% chance of badly poisoning the opponent, 30% chance of reviving the user at 25% max HP, or 10% chance of doing nothing.
Target: User
​


Thousand Dreams
Type: Ground/Special
Base Power: 90
Accuracy: 100
Power Points: 10
The user bombards the target with the dreams of everything upon the land. The target becomes drowsy and will fall asleep in three turns.
Target: All opponent Pokémon in range
​
 
I just want to check if anyone wants to specify any further game exclusives on top of the list detailed in my Page 15 post...currently, 229/282 Pokémon are available in Shuffle 2, and 256/282 Pokémon are available in Shuffle.
 
I can't come up with anymore version exclusives :/

Also Reggie would you mind if Monking was shiny Slaking instead of normal? I think it fits a little better in with the line, and it still looks as if it could be Fighting/Normal
 
steffenka said:
I can't come up with anymore version exclusives :/

Also Reggie would you mind if Monking was shiny Slaking instead of normal? I think it fits a little better in with the line, and it still looks as if it could be Fighting/Normal
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Not a problem!
 
Okay, so, that being resolved, I think I've got the updated Dex order figured out. Notably, the Shuffle 2 Dex has 228 entries, just like the pre-expansion Shuffle Dex.

001 Cotonfly
002 Flowton
003 Solaria
003-M Mega Solaria
004 Flamape
005 Infernkey
006 Fightape
006-M Mega Fightape
007 Waterk
008 Aushark
009 Groshark
009-M Mega Groshark
010 Cayepillar
011 Metacoon
012 Mothem
012-M Mega Mothem
013 Seedling
014 Growleaf
015 Toxrose
016 Spea-Row
017 Fea-Row
018 Ho-Row
019 Chamcha
020 Chapin
020-M Mega Chapin
021 Screambat
022 Swoopire
023 Varmgoyle
024 Nighclaw
025 Kraboon
025-M Mega Kraboon
026 Hamtenna
027 Raister
028 Ghodapt
029 Fortrude
030 Metaghost
031 Specice
032 Fhrost
033 Mirock
034 Roghost
035 Mysshell
036 Hydrost
037 Languagraph
038 Comonitate
039 Aggresect
039-M Mega Aggresect
040 Beevae
041 Stingee
041-M Mega Stingee
042 Honqueeyn
043 Tribee
044 Cubbage
045 Solear
046 Monkoal
047 Brawlkey
048 Monking
049 Gormagma
050 Fireptile
051 Flaregon
052 Dranferno
053 Uvecat
054 Catelligent
054-M Mega Catelligent
055 Hyeinous
055-M Mega Hyeinous
056 Gorgisk
057 Gorgare
058 Gorgeel
059 Frish
060 Mantay
061 Mantaspor
061-M Mega Mantaspor
062 Fishung
063 Saland
063-M Mega Saland
064 Abyssil
065 Abyssous
066 Splafin
067 Scurvift
068 Whirlpoxic
069 Nymphoak
070 Cloakoon
071 Camoullon
072 Qualige
073 Quatrio
074 Romeow
075 Julicat
076 Flawn
077 Buckchill
078 Frozentler
078-M Mega Frozentler
079 Shimki
080 Denkimo
081 Frosthund
082 Bellind
083 Belltect
084 Aeromon
085 Hailord
085-M Mega Hailord
086 Aerosun
087 Droughtord
087-M Mega Droughtord
088 Yumeat
089 Akumeat
090 Hypnozeat
091 Dreare
092 Shadare
093 Maraunt
094 Blissfly
095 Joygon
095-M Mega Joygon
096 Moolunar
097 Crescentar
098 Trianglegg
099 Triglitate
100 Jettrian
100-M Mega Jettrian
101 Dustmite
102 Ballaspark
102-M Mega Ballaspark
103 Therorus
104 Trancharus
105 Genishell
106 Jiniesh
106-M Mega Jiniesh
107 Joustamp
108 Mentoil
109 Dracomental
110 Pengchick
111 Penglord
112 Empenguin
113 Fluoreye
113-M Mega Fluoreye
114 Crustlaw
115 Infestsect
116 Shellsect
117 Accelect
117-M Mega Accelect
118 Budesert
119 Cactroll
120 Deseruler
120-M Mega Deseruler
121 Solarmander
122 Volzard
123 Fashield
124 Volcashield
125 Flarat
126 Volcattack
127 Toaswim
128 Toxitoad
129 Poisonaur
130 Toxolotl
131 Amphixon
131-M Mega Amphixon
132 Leami
133 Féloon
134 Tanmour
135 Féntom
136 Porusum
137 Cryswatch
138 Piezoul
139 Rustusk
140 Venincisor
141 Nosai
142 Goliant
143 Rokba
144 Shelok
145 Gigagon
146 Gojirantrum
147 Gojirage
148 Mikoprinaly
148-M Mega Mikoprinaly
149 Hydrugetal
150 Suraimutuf
151 Meteolight
152 Slugudge
153 Toxislug
154 Malevoslug
155 Bulaow
156 Bullrush
157 Douball
158 Petalish
159 Petalue
159-M Mega Petalue
160 Embird
161 Phlarenix
162 Flarie♀
163 Sacreferno
163-M Mega Sacreferno
164 Flarie♂
165 Sacrevolt
165-M Mega Sacrevolt
166 Lagomood
167 Harelation
168 Lovoltare
169 Melanbunny
170 Wickrabbit
171 Hedgea
172 Storoxog
173 Toxarmok
174 Fleap
175 Flecoon
176 Pestiflea
177 Oochild
178 Ovescort
179 Bennedict
180 Ovorphan
180-M Mega Ovorphan
181 Shelless
182 Gastrargo
183 Suffolusk
184 Parushell
185 Pakoraru
186 Ocealed
187 Ducklim
188 Wahiru
189 Aviapor
189-M Mega Aviapor
190 Nateer
191 Mysteer
192 Pusense
193 Thundog
193-M Mega Thundog
194 Dogsparx
195 Zetawave
196 Spooktree
197 Grimwood
198 Hature
199 Dovurk
200 Crimion
201 Mafiaven
202 Mischitty
203 Falacat
204 Embheat
205 Arukheat
206 Heicken
207 Chickick
208 Kickavick
209 Screepet
210 Banshriek
211 Witcheery
212 Cannion
213 Amnesprite
214 Apophenome
215 Dramph
216 Fliegon
217 Aerogon
217-M Mega Aerogon
218 Bugron
219 Bugoon
220 Drafly
221 Bruthos
222 Emothos
223 Technos
224 Gralectro
224-M Mega Gralectro
225 Purifighter
225-A Armor Purifighter
226 Fightark
226-A Armor Fightark
227 Maragon
228 Mysteriguard

229 Psigic
230 Sorzard
231 Wizcheenie
232 Damakit
233 Robbaux
234 Brutauox
235 Pankid
236 Tsuyunch
237 Puncharite
238 Phoseghost
239 Darghost
240 Xamatter
240-M Mega Xamatter
241 Rambug
242 Rinercules
242-M Mega Rinercules
243 Tailiash
244 Martiail
245 Whiphurl
246 Pompunch
247 Knockrib
248 Quokkase
249 Feracat
250 Selilon
250-M Mega Selilon
251 Leoroar
251-M Mega Leoroar
252 Ukuleetle
253 Squink
254 Ammonink
255 Plipthon
256 Aquaconda
257 Healoserp
258 Biweak
259 Malevolice
260 Mhask
261 Immalive
261-M Mega Immalive
262 Dethdemona
263 Robopoké
263-M Mega Robopoké
264 Glytch
265 Cybercore
266 Varietin
267 Transdroid
268 Magnient
269 Gearold
270 Petalythm
271 Melodonna
272 Frutaste
273 Snakrust
274 Slurpalm
275 Aerolord
276 Florilord
277 Terralord
278 Hydrolord
279 Purotenshi
280 Kuraskamai
281 Seikoshi
281-A Armor Seikoshi
282 Mawcrocosm

In related news, I have actually started the reference wiki that Reggie talked about earlier. Getting the templates in place for it has been a nightmare, but it'll be ready for submissions in a few days.
 
Reggie said I could help out with a Gym Leader, so here's my idea for Zalem. Since the place has a Factory, I think a Steel Typer would fit. Feel free to mess around with this as much as u like, Reggie!! I didn't know when Zalem is encountered in Pokemon Shuffle 2, so change the levels however you please as well!


Randall
VSWorker_A.png

Gym Leader
Pokémon:

Fortrude Lvl 29
forretress.gif

Moveset:
Thunder Wave/Flash Cannon/Spite

Cybercore Lvl 30
voltorb.gif

Moveset:
Supersonic/Headbutt/Thunder Wave

Ballaspark Lvl 33
212.gif

Moveset:
Quick Attack/Pin Missile/Metal Claw/Bullet Punch

Extra Info: Randall is the Gym Leader of Zalem, and runs the factory in that area as well. He is smart and respectful of others, but lives by the rule 'You can't trust anyone'. He has a daughter named Laila, who is an artist and a Pokemon Trainer as well. Because of his trust issues, he won't allow you into his gym when you first meet him, for fear that you are a vandilizer. The player must go through a short side quest first in order to earn Randall's trust. This quest involves helping Laila find her Toxolotl, which has been stolen by this region's Villian Team. After completing this side quest, you have earned Randall's trust and can know enter the gym. Beating Randall will grant you TM 21, Thunder Wave, and the Gizmo Badge. You may also challenge Laila to a battle after beating Randall.


Laila
VSArtist_F.png

Artist
Pokémon:

Toxolotl Lvl 27
wooper.gif

Moveset:
Water Gun/Mud Shot/Poison Gas

Scurvift Lvl 32
seadra.gif

Moveset:
Smokescreen/Agility/Water Gun/Poison Tail


Extra Info: Laila is a young girl and aspiring artist. She is the daughter of Randall, the Gym Leader of Zalem, and specializes in Poison Types. She is very cheerful and helpful, but sometimes a bit clumsy or shy. She is frightened by the thought that eventually she will take up Randall's place as Gym Leader when he is no longer able to. She gives the player character a Water Stone upon being defeated in a standard battle.
​
 
GadgetJax said:
Reggie said I could help out with a Gym Leader, so here's my idea for Zalem. Since the place has a Factory, I think a Steel Typer would fit. Feel free to mess around with this as much as u like, Reggie!! I didn't know when Zalem is encountered in Pokemon Shuffle 2, so change the levels however you please as well!


Randall
VSWorker_A.png

Gym Leader
Pokémon:

Fortrude Lvl 29
forretress.gif

Moveset:
Thunder Wave/Flash Cannon/Spite

Cybercore Lvl 30
voltorb.gif

Moveset:
Supersonic/Headbutt/Thunder Wave

Ballaspark Lvl 33
212.gif

Moveset:
Quick Attack/Pin Missile/Metal Claw/Bullet Punch

Extra Info: Randall is the Gym Leader of Zalem, and runs the factory in that area as well. He is smart and respectful of others, but lives by the rule 'You can't trust anyone'. He has a daughter named Laila, who is an artist and a Pokemon Trainer as well. Because of his trust issues, he won't allow you into his gym when you first meet him, for fear that you are a vandilizer. The player must go through a short side quest first in order to earn Randall's trust. This quest involves helping Laila find her Toxolotl, which has been stolen by this region's Villian Team. After completing this side quest, you have earned Randall's trust and can know enter the gym. Beating Randall will grant you TM 21, Thunder Wave, and the Gizmo Badge. You may also challenge Laila to a battle after beating Randall.


Laila
VSArtist_F.png

Artist
Pokémon:

Toxolotl Lvl 27
wooper.gif

Moveset:
Water Gun/Mud Shot/Poison Gas

Scurvift Lvl 32
seadra.gif

Moveset:
Smokescreen/Agility/Water Gun/Poison Tail


Extra Info: Laila is a young girl and aspiring artist. She is the daughter of Randall, the Gym Leader of Zalem, and specializes in Poison Types. She is very cheerful and helpful, but sometimes a bit clumsy or shy. She is frightened by the thought that eventually she will take up Randall's place as Gym Leader when he is no longer able to. She gives the player character a Water Stone upon being defeated in a standard battle.
​
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Really nice! Levels might change in the future so I will copy this into the shuffle 2 thread when we determine that. I might also add Laila as a battle-able trainer in a route.
 
So, I may be jumping the gun on this one, because there's still plenty of stuff that hasn't been implemented yet, but I have gotten a decent way through the basic programming for ShufflePedia, the Pokémon Shuffle Wiki. Here's a pair of test pages:

[link=http://shufflepedia.wikia.com/wiki/Solaria]Solaria[/link]
[link=http://shufflepedia.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon]List of Pokémon[/link]

Obviously, Solaria's moveset isn't accurate, but that's because I haven't bothered to put it in yet, not due to an error with how it works. Pokémon pages are almost completely ready to go live, but I haven't really started on area and character pages yet. Once it's done, it'll be exactly as user friendly as Bulbapedia. Whether or not that's a good thing has yet to be determined.
 
Amperglyph said:
So, I may be jumping the gun on this one, because there's still plenty of stuff that hasn't been implemented yet, but I have gotten a decent way through the basic programming for ShufflePedia, the Pokémon Shuffle Wiki. Here's a pair of test pages:

[link=http://shufflepedia.wikia.com/wiki/Solaria]Solaria[/link]
[link=http://shufflepedia.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Pok%C3%A9mon]List of Pokémon[/link]

Obviously, Solaria's moveset isn't accurate, but that's because I haven't bothered to put it in yet, not due to an error with how it works. Pokémon pages are almost completely ready to go live, but I haven't really started on area and character pages yet. Once it's done, it'll be exactly as user friendly as Bulbapedia. Whether or not that's a good thing has yet to be determined.
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Absolutely amazing! I will make an account and help out for sure?

EDIT: How did you get the templates?
 
Reggie McGigas said:
Absolutely amazing! I will make an account and help out for sure?

EDIT: How did you get the templates?
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The easiest way to make a new page is to copy an existing page and change the information on it to match the new Pokémon you're making. I'll start a few more Pokémon pages later today so there's better stuff to copy from.

You did a great job updating Solaria's Origin/Trivia section, but do you mind adding how the name was derived? That's something I'd like to have available for every Pokémon.

If the question is the origin story of the templates, they are wholesale duplicates of Bulbapedia's templates, although they have several custom features, most notably the removal of the Generation tabs. Certain links refer back to Bulbapedia; this wasn't the result of bad copying, but actually intentional; my goal is that, for pages on mechanics that don't change enough to warrant a new page on Shufflepedia, a link back to Bulbapedia is used instead.
 
How to I duplicate pages? If you mean copying the text of the page, then that will be tough because the Wikia page runs very slow on my computer
 
Reggie McGigas said:
How to I duplicate pages? If you mean copying the text of the page, then that will be tough because the Wikia page runs very slow on my computer
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That is generally how I do it. Just click on Edit (not VisualEditor) for the page you want to copy, and then Ctrl+A to Ctrl+C. Once you've pasted it in the new page, then you can start changing the details.
 
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