Project Pokemon Shuffle - The Pokedex 2.0 Region Thread!

Reggie McGigas · Aug 21, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Pokebeach Fourms was down for me for almost the entire day once I got back from school, so sadly I missed out on doing some stuff :/

The Junkyard
Location: Place 07

Description: The Junkyard is an abandoned junkyard. Many Pokémon, mainly ghost and psychic type Pokémon, make their homes here and part of it has been fashioned into a Pokémon Stadium.

Pokémon Available:

Screambat Level 12-14
10% (Daytime) 50% (Nightime)

Phoseghost Level 12-14
50% (Daytime, Each Form) 10% (Nightime)

Normal Form------------Water Form------------------Fire Form--------------Grass Form

Languaglyph: Level 13-14
20%

Ghodapt: Level 13-14
20%

Trainer Battles:

Lass Dawn

Chamcha level 15

Tickle/Tackle/Tail Whip

Phoseghost level 15

Astonish/Growl/Ember

Youngster Allen:

Mothem level 15

Tackle/Gust/Stun Spore/Infestation

Phoseghost level 15

Astonish/Growl/Water Gun

Hiker Cody:

Nighclaw level 15

Water Gun/Tackle/Leer

Phoseghost level 15

Astonish/Growl/Vine Whip

Rival:

Phoseghost level 15

Astonish/Growl/Thundershock

Psygic level 15 (If you picked Pankid)

Headbutt/Psybeam/Teleport

Damakit level 15 (If you picked Psygic)

Tackle/Leer/Bite

Pankid level 15 (If you picked Damakit)

Tackle/Growl/Force Palm

Cotonfly level 17 (If you picked Waterk)
@Oran Berry

Tackle/Vine Whip/Leech Seed/Growl

Flamape level 17 (If you picked Cotonfly)
@Oran Berry

Tackle/Ember/Force Palm/Leer

Waterk level 17 (If you picked Flamape)
@Oran Berry

Tackle/Water Gun/Bite/Leer

After the match, your rival finds two things on the ground. They are Amulet Coins. He gives one to you. Shortly after, two Team Shadow Grunts try to steal them from you. When you and your rival stop them, they challenge you to a battle after your rival heals your Pokémon.

Team Shadow Grunt

Screambat level 16

Headbutt/Leech Life/Growl/Gust

Team Shadow Grunt

Languaglyph level 16

Hidden Power/Tackle/Psybeam

Items:
Xamatterinite (post game only)
Amulet Coin
Steel Gem
Dusk Stone
Great Ball

In game trades:
Youngster Xavier:
His: Monkal level 15 (no nickname)
Your: Metacoon

Amperglyph · Aug 21, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Yeah, the forum outage happened for most of the day, it was pretty awkward. But thankfully everything's back to normal, now.

This post includes an additional Elite Four member, so with 2 Gym Leaders and 2 Elite Four members left to join the crew, that leaves 4 slots that the remaining 8 types (Normal, Grass, Bug, Dragon, Dark, Ground, Psychic, and Fighting) will have to jockey for. Hopefully Dark won't fail to secure a gym slot once more.

As to the question of the secondary starter, I think there should be a secondary rival to get the secondary starter...possibly a stylish girl, like HGSS Sabrina.

Arioso Glassworks
Real-world Location: Aosta Valley
Resembles: Floaroma Town

Resting in a cleft in the Transbal Mountains, Arioso Glassworks rises above the rain shadow, appearing as a lush, rainy paradise within a dry, craggy set of mountains. The glassmakers discovered how to make a unique device that resonates with the power within Mega Stones, but fearing for the balance of power, entrusted the plans to the people of Frescourse City. The Pokémon Bellind makes its habitat here, floating in from other areas, attracted by the beautiful sound of the glassmakers' windchimes.

When you first enter the Glassworks, a Feracat runs up to you and expresses its affection. While that's happening, Josey runs up with her Feracat, and both Feracats run away and into the workshop. She asks if you're the one Marty gave the plans to, but instead of waiting around for an hour, she runs off after her Feracat.

Inside, one of the Feracats is curiously watching the kiln, while the other one is sprawled out comfortably next to the cooling trough. Inside, the two head glassmakers reveal that Josey is a member of the family who runs Arioso Glassworks, and ask if it's true that the seal on Mega Evolution is to be broken. Josey confirms that it's true, that Team Shadow is threatening the entire region, and Mega Evolution may be the only way to stop them. The two glassmakers understand, and, using the plans, forge a Mega Band for you. They mention that they intend to create more for trusted trainers across Baloncé, and to expect to see Mega Evolutions from now on.

Once the Mega Band is complete and safely fitted, Josey asks you to take back your Feracat, not realizing that it was a stray. Regardless of which one you choose, the other one is always hers. If you pick the one by the kiln, your Mega Band reacts, and it instantly evolves into Leoroar; if you pick the one by the trough, it evolves into Selilon. The Pokémon joins your party as the leading member, and you will be asked to move one of your Pokémon to the box.

When she retrieves her Feracat, the Mega Bangle she's been wearing all along reacts with her Feracat, turning it into whichever one of the two you didn't pick. She then challenges you to a battle to test out her new powers of Mega Evolution (you're allowed to use other Pokémon besides your Mega in this battle).

Josey

Pokémon Trainer

Pokémon:
Selilon Lv. 27
@Selinite

Bubblebeam, Aqua Ring, Ice Shard, Pay Day

OR

Pokémon:
Leoroar Lv. 27
@Leorite

Roar, Agility, Flame Charge, Pay Day

The Selilon or Leoroar in your party has the same stats as above.

After the battle, she congratulates her on your use of Mega Evolution, and leaves to dig up new information on Mega Stones and Team Shadow. She now keeps her Leoroar or Selilon in a ball, instead of having it follow her like it did when it was Feracat.

One of the glassmakers is a happiness rater; whenever you show him a Pokémon with a happiness of 225 or higher, he gives you a Flute. You may do this once for each type of flute.
Blue Flute: Pokémon is Dragon, Flying, Ice, or Water-type
Yellow Flute: Pokémon is Bug, Electric, Grass, or Ground-type
Red Flute: Pokémon is Fighting, Fire, Psychic, or Rock-type
Black Flute: Pokémon is Dark, Ghost, or Poison-type
White Flute: Pokémon is Fairy, Normal, or Steel-type

Wild Pokémon:
Bellind Level 16-20
50%

Seedling Level 15-19
15%

Cubbage: Level 15-19
15%

Feracat: Level 16-21
15%

Growleaf: Level 18
5%

Trainer Battles:

Glassmaker Nunzio

Bellind level 24

@Oran Berry
Heal Bell, Hyper Voice, Echoed Voice, Sing

Cubbage level 25

Roar, Bullet Seed, Play Nice, Karate Chop

Glassmaker Carlo:

Bellind level 25

@Chesto Berry
Rest, Heal Bell, Whirlwind, Hyper Voice

Monkoal level 24

Ember, Taunt, Low Sweep, Quick Guard

Items:
Soothe Bell
Shell Bell
Flutes (see above)
TM Roar

Lilah

Elite Four

Pokémon:
Toxarmok Level 62

Toxic Spikes, Poison Jab, Spiky Shield, Wood Hammer

Whirlpoxic Level 62

Sludge Wave, Toxic, Aqua Jet, Camouflage

Venincisor Level 62

Signal Beam, Rock Slide, Cross Poison, Acid Armor

Toxrose Level 62

Toxic, Venom Drench, Sleep Powder, Petal Blizzard

Malevoslug Level 65

@Toxic Orb
Trick, Gunk Shot, Memento, Minimize

The third member of the Elite Four, Lilah and Trisha both grew up in Grenergy City, as childhood rivals. While Trisha went on to change her city, Lilah instead became a formidable battler, specializing in the Poison-type Pokémon that lived there in her youth. She tends to be rather informal with challengers, and is always amused that they have something in common: having defeated Trisha.

CMP · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Loving what you guys have come up with; it's amazing how quickly a region can be designed when you've got so many talented people working on it!

That said, do you guy mind putting the sprites in spoiler tags? I have my forum settings to show more than the default number of posts per page, so it's making things lag up pretty bad. Thanks!

steffenka · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

CMP said:
Loving what you guys have come up with; it's amazing how quickly a region can be designed when you've got so many talented people working on it!

That said, do you guy mind putting the sprites in spoiler tags? I have my forum settings to show more than the default number of posts per page, so it's making things lag up pretty bad. Thanks!

Done it just for you :3

Sky Master Sydney

Located in: Symmachine City, on the top of a Skyscraber

Pokemon:
Ho-Row Lv. 60

Moveset: Brave Bird, Featherdance, Fire Blast, Sky Attack

Dranferno Lv. 60

Moveset: Blast Burn, Dragon Tail, Hurricane, Flare Blitz

Jettrian Lv. 64
@Jettrinite

Moveset: Dazzling Gleam, Psychic, Calm Mind, U-Turn

Pestiflea Lv. 60

Moveset: Bug Bite, Megahorn, X-Scissor, Protect

Aviapor Lv. 60

Moveset: Hydro Pump, Brave Bird, Aqua Ring, Water Pulse

Drafly Lv. 60

Moveset: Dragon Pulse, Bug Buzz, Silver Wind, Dragon Tail

When defeated she gives out 10.000 PokeDollar, and a Rare Candy. She can only be battled once every day.

Reggie McGigas · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Updated the Junkyard.

Also, Amperglyph, can you make Azra's Pokémon levels slightly weaker? Maybe in the 16-18 range?

Route B3
Route B3 is the way to go if you want to get to Dreamix City or Route B4. This route is home to the docks where you can take a ferry to Dreamix City.

Pokémon Available:

Hamtenna levels 8-10
100% Daytime

Nighclaw levels 8-10
100% Nightime

Trainer Battles:

Young Girl Ashley

Hamtenna level 11

Thundershock/Growl

Metacoon level 11

Tackle/Harden/String Shot

Youngster Howard

Nighclaw level 11

Water Gun/Leer

Metacoon level 11

Tackle/Harden/String Shot

Items
Pokeball
Potion
TM101 Work Up

The Crossroads
Location: 04
People can chose to continue to walk route 3 here or change directions and go walk route B4 and head in the direction of Suxen Cave. People like to meet up here because it is calm and peaceful here.

Pokémon Available:

Chamcha level 8-10
50%

Seedling level 8-10
25%

Hamtenna level 8-10
25%

Event Pokémon
Starter Pokemon:

Psygic level 10

Damkit level 10

Pankid level 10

Items:
Pokeball
Antidote

Route B4
A route that travels to Suxen Cave. This route is home to a lot of bug types.

Pokémon:

Cayepillar level 8-10
80%

Metacoon level 8-10
19%

Rambug level 10
1%

Trainer Battles

Youngster Darren

Metacoon level 12

Tackle/Harden/String Shot

Seedling level 12

Absorb, Tackle, Leech Seed, Grasswhistle

Items: Bug Gem

Suxen Cave
Location: 05
A mysterious cave. Aside from a few gems, most explorers don't value it as important compared to other caves like Ice Cave and Coal Cave.

Pokémon

Screambat level 9-11
34%

Nighclaw level 9-11

33%

Languaglyph level 9-11
33%

Trainer Battles

Backpacker Martin

Languaglyph level 13

Tackle/Hidden Power

Items:
Fire Gem
Water Gem
Grass Gem

Suxen Cave B1
Post Game

Pokémon:

Roghost level 53-57
25%

Metaghost level 53-57
25%

Specice level 53-57
25%

Hydrost level 53-57
25%

Event Pokémon:
Maragon Level 70
@Nexus Stone

Iron Tail/Dragon Pulse/Glare/Imprison

Turtwig · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

The quickness and quality of these updates is amazing; I'm really impressed you guys have made it this far with your imagination and some retyping. I can't wait to see the final product!

With that said, I do have a small suggestion. Remember that most gym leaders have four Pokemon and under. I'm counting four for several gym leaders, though Pryce was a 7th gym leader with only three Pokemon (if that brings some perspective into it). There are several other leaders that have threeish, which is fine, but I'm seeing a larger amount than usual. Maybe cut a couple leaders down one?

Good luck with the great work!

steffenka · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Route B5
Route B5 is the road connecting the mainland, to the Junkyard. Many young people like to hang out on the large bridge. On the small island in between the mainland and "Insert name here" Island, resides a huge colony of Stingee.

Pokemon:
Beevae (Male) Lv. 9-12
75%

Rambug Lv. 9-13
20%

Beevae (Female) Lv. 9-12
4%

Tribee Lv. 13
1%

Pokemon (Fishing, Old Rod)
Gorgisk Lv. 15
100%

Pokemon (Fishing, Good Rod)
Gorgisk Lv. 25
65%

Frish Lv. 25
25%

Squink Lv. 25
10%

Pokemon (Fishing, Super Rod)
Abyssil Lv. 35
50%

Gorgare Lv. 35
25% (Purotenshi Version)

Gorgeel Lv. 35
25% (Kuraskamai Version)

Splafin Lv. 35
20%

Abyssous Lv. 35
5%

Trainers:

Fisherman Arnold

Pokemon:
Nighclaw Lv. 15

Crabhammer, Bubble, Water Gun

Kraboon Lv. 17

Crabhammer, Night Slash, Water Gun

Swimmer Alyssa

Pokemon:
Frish Lv. 14

Bubblebeam, Aqua Jet, Splash

Squink Lv. 16

Ink Spit*, Water Gun, Topsy-Turvy, Doubleslap

Items Available
Water Stone
Honey x4
Old Rod
Rinerculite (Post-Game)

*Ink Spit = Water Type, Special Move, 20 PP, Power: 60, Accuracy: 100, Other Effects: Lowers Accuracy by 1 stage

Reggie McGigas · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Wow...I was almost finished with this and then the page closed and reopened and I lost all my work ._.

Also, I think the game names should be called "Pokémon Dawn" for Purotenshi and "Pokémon Dusk" for Kuraskamai. I was also thinking about Pokémon Cream and Pokémon Crimson versions as well. Any other ideas?

Zalem City
Location: 26
Zalem City is the most corrupt and crime filled city in Baloncé. Recently, a large factory devoted to making and studying man-made Pokémon closed due to bankruptcy and has become a hideout for punk kids. The gym leader, Darwin, is rumored to be working with the notorious Team Shadow. However, reconstruction is going surprisingly well for Zalem City, and crime is dropping.

Areas of Intrest:
Zalem City Pokémon Gym- A Dark Type Pokémon Gym led by Darwin. He gives out the Night Badge when defeated.

Abandoned Factory- An abandoned factory that used to research and create man made Pokémon like Robopoke and Cybercore. However, bankruptcy has caused it to shut down. A group of punk kids, led by a man named Travis have made it their base. Their motives are unclear. However, they have had wars with Team Shadow in the past, so some people think that this group's intentions are good.

Pokémon Available: (Only located in the Abandoned Factory)

Robopoke level 44-48
40%

Cybercore level 44-48
30%

Crimion level 44-48
10%

Toxislug level 44-48
10%

Darghost level 44-48
8%

Gearold level 44-48
1%

Glytch level 48
1%

Trainer Battles

Punk Guy Robert

Toxislug level 49

Toxic/Swallow/Stockpile/Spit Up

Dracomental level 49

Dragon Tail/Glare/Bite/Psychic

Punk Girl Miley

Varmgoyle level 50

Dark Pulse/Air Slash/Dragon Pulse/Supersonic

Punk Couple Antonio and Aksana

Shadare level 46

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Hypnosis/Taunt

Akumeat level 46

Sweet Kiss/Psychic/Hypnosis/Body Slam

Punk Girl Roxie

Darghost level 50

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Taunt

Punk Leader Travis

Ballaspark level 49

Bullet Punch/Thunderbolt/Swagger/Iron Head

Transdroid level 49

Iron Head/Psychic/Extremespeed/Swords Dance

Glytch level 49

Tri Attack/Psychic/Extremespeed/Protect

After the match, Travis gives you TM87 Swagger, and wishes you luck on your journey. It is revealed that his band of misfits all appose Team Shadow.

Gym Battles
Shady Guy Jamal

Darghost level 51

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Iron Head

Shady Couple Darren and Mertha

Shadare level 49

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Hypnosis/Taunt

Malevoslug level 49

Toxic/Trick/Stockpile/Foul Play

Shady Girl Lindsay

Melanbunny level 51

Sucker Punch/Thunder Punch/Aqua Jet/Discharge

Gym Leader Darwin

Mafiaven level 51

Trick/Air Cutter/Night Slash/Foul Play

Varmgoyle level 51

Dark Pulse/Air Slash/Dragon Pulse/Sucker Punch

Darghost level 51

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Sucker Punch/Iron Head

Shadare level 53
@Dark Gem

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball/Taunt

Extra Info: Darwin is a mysterious gym leader, and not much is known about him. He has denied rumors that he works for Team Shadow, even though he seems to hate the Punk Kids with a passion. He gives out the Night Badge and TM102 Sucker Punch when defeated.

After the match, Darwin gives you the Night Badge and TM102 Sucker Punch. He also heals your Pokémon. Several Team Shadow Grunts walk in and talk to Darwin, blowing Darwin's cover as a good guy. Darwin orders the Grunts to finish you.

Team Shadow Grunt

Darghost level 49

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Taunt

Malevoslug level 49

Trick/Spit Up/Stockpile/Foul Play

Team Shadow Grunt

Swoopire level 49

Dragon Pulse/Air Slash/Slash/Heart Stamp

Argessect level 49

X-Scissor/Slash/Cut/Swords Dance

Team Shadow Mob

Screambat level 20 (x5)

Headbutt/Leech Life/Gust/Bite

After you beat the grunts, Darwin reveals himself to be an admin of Team Shadow. He tells the player that if he dares, he can stop Darwin at the Ancient Shrine.

Items
TM21 Fustration
TM87 Swagger
TM100 Confide
TM102 Sucker Punch
Night Badge
Glitched Stone
Steel Gem

Amperglyph · Aug 22, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Reggie McGigas said:
Also, I think the game names should be called "Pokémon Dawn" for Purotenshi and "Pokémon Dusk" for Kuraskamai. I was also thinking about Pokémon Cream and Pokémon Crimson versions as well. Any other ideas?

Well, we can't really have Dawn and Dusk because Digimon used those titles when they decided to make a pair of games modeled after the Pokémon formula. As fun as it is to have a pair, pairing doesn't really lend itself well to a fan project, because any methodology you use to create an actual game out of it - Essentials, ROM hacking, etc. - can't provide a true trade experience. For the title, I'd take a step back from the in-universe themes and look back at the core concept. It's like a Second Quest, the Majora's Mask to Pokémon's Ocarina of Time. All the characters are the same, but they've been shuffled. And that's why I'd call it...Pokémon Shuffle.

For another side note, I'd like to discuss HMs, because they've only been implied here or there. I'd like to return to an 8 HM system, but with a list that gives a bit more diversity in the types that get them:

HM01 - Rock Smash. Usable after obtaining the Gale Badge (1st). Rock Smash and Cut have always been nearly identical moves, one is just a reskin of the other. Since the opening sections are craggy and dry, this makes more sense than Cut.
HM02 - Fly. Usable after obtaining the ??? Badge (3rd). Some of the more recent games (Platinum, BW) have given out Fly sooner than traditionally. For me, a lot of the early parts of the game just feel like the thing you get through before obtaining Fly, so I'm for an early grant of it.
HM03 - Surf. Usable after obtaining the Spice Badge (2nd). Again, this is also somewhat earlier than traditional, but given the way the early game routes work, this is probably a more elegant solution than the Dewford Town option of skipping over those routes in a boat and coming back later (Which still remains true of parts of Route B3).
HM04 - Strength. Usable after obtaining the Tide Badge (5th). Completely ordinary, nothing to comment on here.
HM05 - Charge. Usable after obtaining the Plasma Badge (6th). The first of the two new-to-HM moves on this list. Useful for activating electrical devices and equipment - you could use it to turn on a conveyor belt, or move a truck. Acts as a new HM move for Electric- and Steel-types, to replace Flash.
HM06 - Incinerate. Usable after obtaining the Alloy Badge (4th). The other new HM move. Incinerate can do everything Cut can do, but also much more - light torches, light the wicks on explosives, and melt solid ice. I think it's both a good way to make Cut into a less lame move, and give Fire-types the ability to contribute an HM.
HM07 - Rock Climb. Usable after obtaining the Frost Badge (7th). Waterfall is often used to gate late-game areas and prevent them from being entered early. Rock Climb (from Gen IV) is a nearly identical concept, to the point that a waterfall can even have a Rock Climb point next to it, and Rock Climb can be placed in deserts and spots where there wouldn't be water. Waterfall is one of the competitively viable HM moves, but with Rock Smash and Incinerate deserting their TMs, it can easily be made a TM (that might unlock optional interactions with the environment, as Rock Smash does).
HM08 - Dive. Usable after obtaining the Night Badge (8th). Parts of the game (such as certain evolution paths) clearly suggest Dive is in the game, but the geography doesn't really require it to happen early.

Reggie McGigas · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Updated Zalem City with some Team Shadow Stuff

Ancient Shrine
Location: Place 25
The Ancient Shrine is a shrine that worships a legendary Pokémon. It is also a small tourist stop, but it isn't as popular as places like Symmachine City due to its isolation from the rest of the region.

First Time Around
At Tries Castle, a tourist blocking the exit will tell you that he left his Camera at the Ancient Shrine. He says if you get it for him, he will give you a special item from the region that he comes from. This forces you to head to the Ancient Shrine.

Pokémon Available
Languaglyph level 41-43
60%

Flarie-F level 41-43
20% (Daytime Only)

Flarie-M level 41-43
20% (Nightime Only)

Dustmite level 41-43
10%

Comonitate level 42
10%

Trainer Battles

Backpacker Richard

Deseruler-M level 44

Needle Arm/Slash/Spikes/Sandstorm

Deseruler-F level 44

Needle Arm/Slash/Recover/Sandstorm

Tourist Monique

Féloon level 44

Play Nice/Play Rough/Body Slam/Sing

Akumeat level 44

Sweet Kiss/Psychic/Hypnosis/Body Slam

Aerosun level 44

Flame Burst/Sunny Day/Protect/Air Cutter

Tourist Andy

Bullrush level 45

Body Slam/Headbutt/Superpower/Stomp

Metaghost level 45

Shadow Ball/Shadow Punch/Metal Claw/Iron Defense

Ace Trainer Devin

Mothem level 46

Air Cutter/Bug Buzz/Psybeam/Poison Powder

After you beat all the trainers, you meet a scientist named Reggie. You battle him, and if you win he will give you a Master Ball.

Pokémon Trainer Reggie

Metaghost level 46

Shadow Ball/Shadow Punch/Iron Head/Iron Defense

Specice level 46

Shadow Ball/Shadow Punch/Ice Punch/Revenge

Roghost level 46

Shadow Ball/Shadow Punch/Rock Blast/Earthquake

Reggie also notes that he found a camera on the ground. He asks you to find whose it is, and it turns out it's the tourists camera.

Second Time Around

You, your rival, and Travis meet up at the entrance. You walk into a group of Team Shadow Grunts guarding a secret entrance to an underground area. Defeat them and they will let your group in.

Team Shadow Grunt

Malevoslug level 52

Trick/Spit Up/Stockpile/Foul Play

Team Shadow Grunt

Swoopire level 52

Dragon Pulse/Air Slash/Crunch/Heart Stamp

Team Shadow Grunt

Accelect level 51

X-Scissor/Slash/Baton Pass/Agility

Darghost level 51

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Iron Head

Melanbunny level 51

Sucker Punch/Thunder Punch/Aqua Jet/Discharge

B1
Once inside, your group decides to split up. Your Rival fights off the grunts in B1, Travis stands guard at the entrance so no tourists or grunts can come in, and you go down to B2 to find the Team Shadow Admins and the Legendary Pokémon they have been talking about.

B2
Team Shadow Grunt

Dracomental level 52

Dragon Tail/Glare/Bite/Poison Fang

Swoopire level 52

Dragon Pulse/Air Slash/Crunch/Heart Stamp

Team Shadow Mob

Dreare level 25 (x5)

Ember/Astonish/Growl/Tackle

Team Shadow Admin Casey

Varmgoyle level 51

Air Slash/Dragon Pulse/Dark Pulse/Crunch

Darghost level 51

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Iron Head

Toxirose level 52
@Lum Berry

Needle Arm/Growth/Cross Poison/Giga Drain

B3

Team Shadow Grunt

Shadare level 51

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Hypnosis/Taunt

Darghost level 51

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Iron Head

Team Shadow Grunts

Argessect level 51

X-Scissor/Slash/Cut/Swords Dance

Melanbunny level 51

Sucker Punch/Thunder Punch/Aqua Jet/Discharge

Team Shadow Admin Darwin

Malevoslug level 52

Trick/Sludge Bomb/Sucker Punch/Foul Play

Varmgoyle level 51

Dark Pulse/Air Slash/Dragon Pulse/Sucker Punch

Darghost level 52

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Sucker Punch/Iron Head

Maranut level 53
@Dark Gem

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball/Psychic

B4

Team Shadow Grunt

Shadare level 53

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Hypnosis/Taunt

Accelect level 53

X-Scissor/Slash/Baton Pass/Agility

Team Shadow Grunt

Darghost level 53

Shadow Ball/Dark Pulse/Torment/Iron Head

Malevoslug level 53

Trick/Gunk Shot/Foul Play/Sucker Punch

Team Shadow Leader Floyd

Toxirose level 53

Needle Arm/Growth/Cross Poison/Giga Drain

Maranut level 53

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball/Psychic

Argessect level 54
@Argesenite

X-Scissor/Slash/Dragon Claw/Swords Dance

Extra Info: Floyd is the leader of Team Shadow. He has enlisted Casey, Darwin, and countless grunts to support his evil group. His primary goal is to catch Purotenshi, Kuraskamai, and Seikoshi and have complete control over the balance of Baloncé. He is ruthless and will do whatever it takes to get what he wants.

After the match, Floyd says he won't give up. He says he has already has Purotenshi and Kuraskami contained, and he lets you chose one to battle. He will take the other one and defeat you with it.

Purotenshi level 55

Enchanted Destruction/Air Cutter/Dragon Pulse/Imprison

Kuraskami level 55

Chaos Blast/Flamethrower/Dragon Claw/Protect

Enchanted Destruction-
Fairy Type
Base Power: 120
Accuracy: 90

Chaos Blast
Dark Type
Base Power:90
Accuracy: 90
Has a 50% Chance of having a Base Power of 160 during the next turn this move is used.

After you catch the legendary, a BW deal will happen where you can send it to the front of your party. Floyd will take the other Legendary and attempt to destroy you with it.

Team Shadow Leader Floyd

Kuraskami level 55 (If you chose Purotenshi)

Chaos Blast/Flamethrower/Dragon Claw/Protect

Purotenshi level 55 (If you chose Kuraskami)

Enchanted Destruction/Air Cutter/Dragon Pulse/Imprison

Toxirose level 53

Needle Arm/Growth/Cross Poison/Giga Drain

Maranut level 53

Sucker Punch/Dark Pulse/Shadow Ball/Psychic

Argessect level 55
@Argesenite

X-Scissor/Slash/Dragon Claw/Swords Dance

After the match, the legendary that Floyd has runs away (it becomes a roaming legendary that you can catch post game). Floyd becomes furious as police storm the building, led by your rival and Travis. Floyd and the grunts are taken away and you celebrate with Travis and your rival.

Items
(1) means you can get it on the first time around, (2) means you can get it the second time around.

Dark Gem (1)
Fairy Gem (1)
Dark Plate (1)
Fairy Plate (1)
Masterball (1)
Tourist's Camera (1)
Ability Capsule (2)
Escape Rope x2 (2)
Big Nugget (2)
Black Glasses (2)
Full Restore (2)
Rare Candy x3 (2)
Max Revive (2)

steffenka · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Punk Girl Miley

♫ She can't stop and she won't stop ♪

Route B13
Connecting Coastide City to the Tulip Field (Location 15), this Route is attracting nature lovers and biologist from all over the world, due to its variety in nature, having rivers, lakes and a lot of forests. Battling against trainers is not permitted on this Route B13, since it might cause damage to the nature.

Pokemon (Grass)
Flawn Lv. 23-25
25%

Petalish Lv. 23-24
20%

Embird Lv. 23-24
15%

Hedgea Lv. 23-25
10%

Fleap Lv. 23-24
10%

Growleaf Lv.23-24
10%

Fea-Row Lv. 25
5%

Agressect Lv. 25
5%

Pokemon (Rustling Bushes)
See Kalos Route 6 and Route 18
Cubbage Lv. 25
50%

Cloakoon Lv. 25
50%

Pokemon (Surfing)
Slugudge Lv. 25
75%

Ducklim Lv. 25
20%

Mysshell Lv. 25
4%

Toaswim lv. 30
1%

Pokemon (Fishing, Old Rod)
Frish Lv. 15
100%

Pokemon (Fishing, Good Rod)
Frish Lv. 25
50%

Pliphton Lv. 25
20%

Abyssil Lv. 25
5%

Pokemon (Fishing, Super Rod)
Abyssil Lv. 35
50%

Aquaconda Lv. 35
30%

Abyssous Lv. 35
15%

Toxolotl Lv. 35
5%

Items Available
Nugget
Super Potion x2
Miracle Seed
Leaf Stone
Water Stone
TM53: Energy Ball
TM101: Waterfall
TM105: Water Pulse

Tulip Field
A place known for its beautiful tulip flowers. This place is where to be for honeymooners, and many test out their battle skills against each other.
[*Location Number 15*]

Places of interest:
Pokemon Center
Essence Store
Hotel Tulippan
Flarie Trimmer

Pokemon
Growleaf Lv. 22-24
45%

Flarie-M Lv. 23-24
25%

Flarie-FLv. 23-24
25%

Leami Lv. 22-24
5%

Trainer Battles

Honeymooners Jake & Michelle

Pokemon:
Féloon Lv. 25

Moveset: Bounce, Fairy Wind, Sweet Kiss, Sing

Féntom Lv. 25

Moveset: Bounce, Fairy Wind, Astonish, Hypnosis

Honeymooners Alfred & Adelaide

Pokemon:
Flarie-F Lv. 26

Moveset: Baby-Doll Eyes, Sing, Helping Hand, Bite

Flarie-M Lv. 26

Moveset: Bite, Roar, Fury Swipes, Helping Hand

Tourist Rebekka

Pokemon:
Feracat Lv. 26

Moveset: Bite, Ember, Bubblebeam, Leer

Mischitty Lv. 26

Moveset: Bite, Night Slash, Leer, Thief

Reggie McGigas · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Huge update to the Ancient Shrine, added some major plot stuff that I'm willing to change if you guys dislike it

Amperglyph · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Man, look at you guys, with all this updating. I guess you're taking full advantage of Saturday to get a move on things around here?

I've got a few things I've started, but I guess I'd better get them up before those slots are gone:

Splitport Town
Real-World Location: Gibraltar
Resembles: Six Island
At the extreme southern end of Baloncé, this town barely avoids touching the next region over. It is known for two things: its boat dock, and its hotel, though at the beginning of the game, it's during the off-season, so neither is open. After gaining the Alloy Badge, tourists from all over flock here, making it much more lively.

Hotel Exparté
At the beginning of the game, only the lobby is available; the rest of the hotel is being prepared for the busy season. Once it opens up, a Berry salesman sets up shop in the lobby, and in one of the halls, a maid needs help lighting a stubborn candle - by helping her with Incinerate, she in exchange gives you 3 Roseli Berries.

Berry Salesman
Everyday
Cheri Berry - 100P
Chesto Berry - 100P
Pecha Berry -100P
Rawst Berry -100P
Aspear Berry - 100P
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
Chilan Berry - 500P
Passho Berry - 500P
Chople Berry - 500P
Payapa Berry - 500P
Rindo Berry - 500P
Coba Berry - 500P
Tuesday, Saturday
Kebia Berry - 500P
Wacan Berry - 500P
Shuca Berry - 500P
Tanga Berry - 500P
Charti Berry - 500P
Occa Berry - 500P
Thursday, Sunday
Roseli Berry - 500P
Haban Berry - 500P
Kasib Berry - 500P
Yache Berry - 500P
Colbur Berry - 500P
Babiri Berry - 500P

Prism

Sunday
Shortly after gaining the Alloy Badge, Professor Willow will contact the player and ask them to meet an old friend here at the hotel. That old friend is Prism, a forgetful woman who often lapses into a variety of other languages. When you first meet her, Willow and Rival are also present. Despite her oddities, she is extremely knowledgeable, and describes one of the conditions for Purotenshi and Kuraskamai to reveal themselves to humans: the humans must present to them evidence that Baloncé has become unbalanced, and fears that Team Shadow is trying to create that evidence to lure them out.

Afterwards, Rival takes the opportunity of running into you to challenge you to a battle:

Rival

Belltect level 30

Heal Bell/Iron Head/Future Sight/Hyper Voice

Sorzard level 33 (If you picked Pankid)

Psycho Cut/Future Sight/Telekinesis/Recover

Robbaux level 33 (If you picked Psygic)

Swagger/Roar/Feint Attack/Assist

Tsuyunch level 33 (If you picked Damakit)

Arm Thrust/Vital Throw/Whirlwind/Foresight

Flowton level 34 (If you picked Waterk)
@Oran Berry

Giga Drain/Sunny Day/Magical Leaf/Aromatherapy

Inferkey level 34 (If you picked Cotonfly)
@Oran Berry

Mach Punch/Feint/Yawn/Fire Punch

Aushark level 34 (If you picked Flamape)
@Oran Berry

Fire Fang/Ice Fang/Soak/Aqua Tail

Robbaux level 33 (If you picked Psygic)

Swagger/Roar/Feint Attack/Assist

Tsuyunch level 33 (If you picked Damakit)

Arm Thrust/Vital Throw/Whirlwind/Foresight

Flowton level 34 (If you picked Waterk)
@Oran Berry

Giga Drain/Sunny Day/Magical Leaf/Aromatherapy

Inferkey level 34 (If you picked Cotonfly)
@Oran Berry

Mach Punch/Feint/Yawn/Fire Punch

Aushark level 34 (If you picked Flamape)
@Oran Berry

Fire Fang/Ice Fang/Soak/Aqua Tail

After leaving the town and returning, Prism's room will instead be occupied by one of seven NPCs - if it's Sunday, she appears, but on the other days, a combatant appears. When Prism appears again, she will tell a story about either Florilord, Terrilord, or Aerolord, granting the seen data for that Pokémon in the Pokédex (you can still capture them without obtaining this data). She no longer appears in this capacity after you've completed Another World, leaving the room vacant on Sundays.

Tourist Luna

Monday

Fea-Row Lv. 30

Moveset: Agility, Mirror Move, Aerial Ace, Pursuit

Reward: Celadon Tea

Tourist Marlin

Tuesday

Fortrude Lv. 30

Moveset: Ancient Power, Flash Cannon, Sucker Punch, Confuse Ray

Reward: Rage Candy Bar

Tourist Meredith

Wednesday

Kraboon Lv. 30

Moveset: Aura Sphere, Water Pulse, Harden, Vicegrip

Reward: Lava Cookie

Tourist Juneau

Thursday

Chapin Lv. 30

Moveset: Jump Kick, Quick Attack, Swift, Endure

Reward: Old Gateau

Tourist Vinny

Friday

Gorgare Lv. 30

Moveset: Return, Aqua Jet, Protect, Attract

Reward: Casteliacone

Tourist Sabra

Saturday

Leoroar♀ Lv. 30

Moveset: Agility, Flame Charge, Pay Day, Snarl

Reward: Lumiose Galette

And now, big, massive endgame plot thing. It should be noted, despite all the tie-ins, this isn't the sole endgame plot; you can catch Maragon and Mysteriguard without being on it, the plot just provides some clues for them:

Eventoil City
Real-World Location: Oslo/Morgedal
Resembles: Snowpoint City
During the time that Baloncé was divided, Eventoil City was named the host of West Baloncé's Pokémon League. At the time, it was a flourishing city, the most prosperous in the northern islands. After reunification, it and its eastern counterpart rotated every six months, but ultimately, Eventoil was forgotten. A new bridge was built, B22, over its collapsing Victory Road. A few trainers from that era remember something very odd about Eventoil's Pokémon League: occasionally, two shadowy figures, taller than any human, would leap out of the mountains to watch particularly powerful challengers, then disappear after the match.

Points of Interest:
Medicine Shop
Trader: Varietin (Cold) L60 for your Deseruler (either form)
The original Pokémon League facilities can still be visited, including each Elite Four member's room, the Champion's, and the Hall of Fame (these resemble Indigo Plateau, HGSS), but the only thing to be found there is two TMs, resting side by side: U-turn and Volt Switch. After turning back, you are greeted by Baird, one of the rare few to have lived in Eventoil his entire life.

Baird

Protector
Once, while lost in the mountains, Baird was rescued by a mysterious, tall man. He later learned that the man was in fact a legendary Pokémon: Purifighter. He devoted his life to learning everything he could about Purifighter, choosing not to leave Eventoil City in order to stay close to it. Baird doesn't know how to find Purifighter, but he will tell the player where to find Maragon.

Upon returning to Eventoil City after fighting Skjald (you do not have to have seen/caught Maragon), Baird will accuse the player of working with Skjald to find Maragon first, and challenge you to a battle:

Hypnozeat Lv. 71

Moveset: Hypnosis, Nightmare, Rest, Sleep Talk

Droughtord Lv. 72
@Droughtordite

Moveset: Weather Ball, Flamethrower, Will-O-Wisp, Air Slash

Rinercules Lv. 74
@Payapa Berry

Moveset: Mega Horn, Horn Drill, Horn Attack, Head Smash

After defeating Baird in battle, Purifighter will start roaming Baloncé. If you show Baird the Nexus Stone, he will give you the seen data for Purifighter (you cannot show both Baird and Skjald the Nexus Stone). If, after obtaining Purifighter, Maragon, and the Nexus Stone, you show him Armor Purifighter, he will give the player 10 Kee Berries (Again, you cannot do this with both Baird and Skjald).

Skjald

Explorer
Baird's childhood friend, Skjald has moved on from the frosty city he was born in, taking in the lavish sights Baloncé has to offer. In his travels, he attracted the attention of Fightark, a kindred spirit, and wishes to ensure that it will be the first to obtain the Nexus Stone. You first encounter him in Suxen Cave, where Maragon is fought; if you caught Maragon prior to meeting Baird, he will then appear there, and comment that Maragon is gone. Upon meeting him, he challenges you to a battle:

Aggresect Lv. 71

Moveset: Night Slash, X-Scissor, Swords Dance, Agility

Hailord Lv. 72
@Hailordinite

Moveset: Weather Ball, Freeze-Dry, Taunt, Aerial Ace

Maraunt Lv. 74
@Roseli Berry

Moveset: Substitute, Shadow Ball, Dark Pulse, Confuse Ray

After defeating Skjald, Fightark will begin roaming Baloncé. If you win, he sees your potential to help complete Fightark, and informs you of Mysteriguard's location. (If you lose, he travels to Eventoil City and does not tell you the location). He then travels back to Eventoil City, where he waits in a house on the opposite side of town from Baird's. If you show Skjald the Nexus Stone, he will give you the seen data for Fightark (you cannot show both Baird and Skjald the Nexus Stone). If, after obtaining Fightark, Maragon, and the Nexus Stone, you show him Armor Fightark, he will give the player 10 Maranga Berries (Again, you cannot do this with both Baird and Skjald).

Purifighter Lv 55

Sacred Sword, Safeguard, Meteor Mash, Psycho Cut

Fightark Lv 55

Secret Sword, Teleport, Doom Desire, Dark Pulse

Once you capture either Fightark or Purifighter, the other will no longer be roaming Baloncé. You will immediately receive a message from Fightark or Purifighter's pet human that in order to lure the other one out, you must complete the Abso-fusion. After doing so, the other's location data will reappear - in Eventoil City. When he reappears, you will get a message from Drac (or no message, if Drac's quest isn't complete) saying the Champion's room has been invaded. When you go there, Fightark or Purifighter (whichever you haven't captured) will be there, with Baird, Skjald, and Drac. It will only fight you if the first Pokémon in your party is Armor Fightark or Armor Purifighter.

Before the battle starts, Fightark/Purifighter calls forth Maragon and the Nexus Stone, causing your Pokémon to de-fuse, and it to take on its Armor form (This also means that you cannot Abso-Fuse again under any circumstances and lose Maragon until you regain the Nexus Stone, at which point it resumes existing with the same stats as before). The following battle is treated as a trainer battle, and you cannot capture capture Armor Fightark/Purifighter at this time.

Armor Fightark Lv 75

Secret Sword, Dragon Claw, Aura Sphere, King's Shield

Armor Purifighter Lv 75

Sacred Sword, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere, King's Shield

When Armor Fightark/Purifighter gets below 30% health (even if it faints), Seikoshi will appear, and Baird will exclaim that it truly does care about the balance of Fightark and Purifighter, just as much as it cares about the balance of Purotenshi and Kuraskamai. Seikoshi calms down the attacking legendary, and then takes the Nexus Stone and Maragon for itself, vanishing before its new Forme is revealed. Then, Fightark/Purifighter, restored to full health and back in its original Forme, will attack; this time it counts as a standard wild battle, and you can catch it.

Fightark Lv. 75

Secret Sword, Dragon Claw, Aura Sphere, Detect

Purifighter Lv. 75

Sacred Sword, Dragon Pulse, Aura Sphere, Detect

Once you've encountered Seikoshi and completely resolved the plotline, Drac will contact you on your SmartPoké, and ask you to visit the old Pokémon League building once more. When you do, the location has a new, more upbeat soundtrack, and is littered with tourist NPCs. Drac is accompanied by Reggie, who explain that word has spread about your encounters with Purifighter and Fightark, and people are starting to take an interest in this old city again. The two of them are currently meeting to discuss plans to renovate the building and make it useful once more (this does not happen during the course of the game). As a reward, Drac gives you a Hailordite, and Reggie, a Droughtordite, twins of the ones that Baird and Skjald received from their mentors long ago.

Items
TM04 U-turn
TM22 Volt Switch
Kee Berry x10 (You cannot obtain both Kee and Maranga Berries)
Maranga Berry x10 (You cannot obtain both Kee and Maranga Berries)
Droughtordite (After defeating Seikoshi)
Hailordite (After defeating Seikoshi)

Reggie McGigas · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Amperglyph said:
Man, look at you guys, with all this updating. I guess you're taking full advantage of Saturday to get a move on things around here?

I've got a few things I've started, but I guess I'd better get them up before those slots are gone:

Splitport Town
Real-World Location: Gibraltar
Resembles: Six Island
At the extreme southern end of Baloncé, this town barely avoids touching the next region over. It is known for two things: its boat dock, and its hotel, though at the beginning of the game, it's during the off-season, so neither is open. After gaining the Alloy Badge, tourists from all over flock here, making it much more lively.

Hotel Exparté
At the beginning of the game, only the lobby is available; the rest of the hotel is being prepared for the busy season. Once it opens up, a Berry salesman sets up shop in the lobby, and in one of the halls, a maid needs help lighting a stubborn candle - by helping her with Incinerate, she in exchange gives you 3 Roseli Berries.

Prism

Sunday
Shortly after gaining the Alloy Badge, Professor Willow will contact the player and ask them to meet an old friend here at the hotel. That old friend is Prism, a forgetful woman who often lapses into a variety of other languages. Despite her oddities, she is extremely knowledgeable, and describes one of the conditions for Purotenshi and Kuraskamai to reveal themselves to humans: the humans must present to them evidence that Baloncé has become unbalanced, and fears that Team Shadow is trying to create that evidence to lure them out.

After leaving the town and returning, Prism's room will instead be occupied by one of seven NPCs - if it's Sunday, she appears, but on the other days, a combatant appears. When Prism appears again, she will tell a story about either Florilord, Terrilord, or Aerolord, granting the seen data for that Pokémon in the Pokédex (you can still capture them without obtaining this data).

Tourist Luna

Monday

Fea-Row Lv. 30

Moveset: Agility, Mirror Move, Aerial Ace, Pursuit

Reward: Celadon Tea

Tourist Marlin

Tuesday

Fortrude Lv. 30

Moveset: Ancient Power, Flash Cannon, Sucker Punch, Confuse Ray

Reward: Rage Candy Bar

Tourist Meredith

Wednesday

Kraboon Lv. 30

Moveset: Aura Sphere, Water Pulse, Harden, Vicegrip

Reward: Lava Cookie

Tourist Juneau

Thursday

Chapin Lv. 30

Moveset: Jump Kick, Quick Attack, Swift, Endure

Reward: Old Gateau

Tourist Vinny

Friday

Honqueeyn Lv. 30

Moveset: Attack Order, Heal Order, Bug Buzz, Bounce

Reward: Casteliacone

Tourist Sabra

Saturday

Leoroar♀ Lv. 30

Moveset: Agility, Flame Charge, Pay Day, Snarl

Reward: Lumiose Galette

Really nice idea! Fixed some font issues

Amperglyph · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Reggie McGigas said:
Really nice idea! Fixed some font isssues

Yeah, that post took a while to sort out...if you saw the all-Fearow version, that was especially messed up. Should be fixed now, though, thanks for the proofreading help.

I'll see about getting some of these new areas on the map.

Okay, big idea, and it has to do with how I said earlier that paired versions were irresponsible - what if, instead, there was a major "choose your fate" event in Normeric City? You encounter your Rival, spying on a Team Shadow Grunt, and the Rival asks if you want to pursue the Grunt, or if he will. If you pursue the Grunt, you spy on a secret Team Shadow meeting where they discuss their values as they see them. If you send off the Rival, you instead meet Stephen, who describes Team Shadow very differently. Your decision has small effects on dialogue here and there (especially where Team Shadow and your Rival are concerned), and also changes Pokémon encounter rates (like in the Gorgare/Gorgeel example).

Of course, the big question is, what does Team Shadow believe? What do they want, what do they fight against, and who would their message appeal to?

As a totally random aside, I have no idea how Biweak evolves.

Amperglyph · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

I'm just going to post some interesting facts about a few of the remaining real-world locations:

10: [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuschwanstein_Castle]Neuschwanstein[/link] Castle may not have a very recognizable name, but one look at the pictures immediately demonstrates the uniqueness of this whimsical fairytale castle hidden in the mountains.
24: Transylvania. Transylvania
29: [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Athos]Mount Athos[/link] is a peninsula, but it can only be feasibly reached by sea due to the mountains. It is an extremely pious monastery, where women are not supposed to enter.
30: Lake [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A4nern]Vänern[/link] resembles Zealand (the large Danish island where Coastide City is located) so closely that a popular legend suggests the lake was created when a massive area of land was cut out and thrown into the sea to become Zealand.

steffenka · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Amperglyph said:
I'm just going to post some interesting facts about a few of the remaining real-world locations:

30: Lake [link=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A4nern]Vänern[/link] resembles Zealand (the large Danish island where Coastide City is located) so closely that a popular legend suggests the lake was created when a massive area of land was cut out and thrown into the sea to become Zealand.

I have an idea for number 30 now:

Lake Coastide
Legends has it that Coastide Island once layed in this lake, but the legendary Pokemon Maragon, pushed the land flying and it landed where it is today. Water filled the hole, leaving a giant lake.

Pokemon:
Aquaconda Lv. 55-60
40%

Mantay Lv. 55-59
20%

Gastrargo Lv. 56-60
10%

Wahiru Lv. 55-59
10%

Suffolusk Lv. 60
5%

Toxislug Lv. 60
5%

Selilon Lv. 60
5%

Amphixon Lv. 60
4%

Toxitoad Lv. 60
1%

Pokemon (Fishing, Old Rod)
Abyssil Lv. 25
100%

Pokemon (Fishing, Good Rod)
Gorgeel Lv. 35 (Kuraskamai Version)
100%

Gorgare Lv. 35 (Purotenshi Version)
100%

Pokemon (Fishing, Super Rod)
Mysshell Lv. 50
75%

Abyssous Lv. 60
20%

Hydrost Lv. 60
5%

Items Available
Mystic Water
TM18: Rain Dance

It's funny how I live on Zealand, and I've never heard of that story about the lake :3

Reggie McGigas · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

I don't really like the "Chose your fate" idea. It just doesn't appeal to me for some reason. Also, why is Stephen a Team Shadow representative?

Biweak evolves into Malevolice at level 50.

Team Shadow's goal is to simply turn the world into a destructive wasteland. They want to take control of all the legendaries of Baloncé and use their biblical powers to torture anyone in their way. They claim to want to end crime in a more quick, sealthy, and convenient way then using the police. However, they really want to end everyone in a quick and convient way, and create a new world on top of the Pokémon World.

If anyone wants to suggest any motives/change this one for Team Shadow feel free to make suggestions.

I'm going to make a cool area for Location 24 today/tommorow, so please no one take that!

Reggie McGigas · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

I hate to bump the thread but what is the secret garden/broken bridge area on the map about?

Also, the name of my location 24 area is going to be called Treisty Castle. It is going to be an abandoned castle with a small festival next to it that happens once every Saturday. I'll post more details tomorrow.

One last thing, I encourage all you readers to come and participate in this thread! There is plenty left to do and we could use more great ideas.

steffenka · Aug 23, 2014

RE: Pokedex 2.0 - Region Thread!

Reggie McGigas said:
Also, why is Stephen a Team Shadow representative?

Yolo, thats why.
jk lol

I've been thinking about maybe having a Safari Zone type of thing as another Red Dot in Jutland, and having it connected to Coastide City, or having next to Town(17). I think it should be like the Great Marsh, but instead of only marsh, it should be different biome for each little square. Maybe having them inside a "glass bowl" so that the Pokemon inside each biome doesn't escape

Pokemon

Mirock Lv. 30
10%

Fireptile Lv. 30
10%

Feracat Lv. 30
10%

Aerosun Lv. 30
10%

Shellsect Lv. 30
10%

Budesert Lv. 30
10%

Genishell Lv. 30
5%

Flaregon Lv. 30
5%

Crustlaw (Shell Armor) Lv. 30
5%

Cactroll Lv. 30
5%

Solarmander Lv. 30
5%

Mhask Lv. 30
5%

Embheat Lv. 30
5%

Bugron Lv. 30
1%

Bugoon Lv. 30
1%

Arukheat Lv. 30
1%

Gojirantrum Lv. 30
1%

Deseruler Lv. 30
1%

Items Available
Soft Sand
Hard Stone x3
Fire Stone

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