Private/Closed Pokémon: Bronze and Iron {Discussion Thread}

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 14, 2023

Welcome to the Mithos Region!

A brand new region full of excitement and mystery. You are about to embark into the world of Pokémon and start your own adventure. Be forewarned! This region is unlike any you have encountered. New challenges, perils, and Pokémon await you at every turn.

From the Pokémon League, to the Labors Challenge, to the legend of a mysterious Sunken City, there is a lot to explore.

Do you have what it takes to become a Mithos Legend?

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(concept map courtesy of myself and wikipedia)

Rules:

As you may have guessed, this is an RP taking place in a fan made region. Fakémon are encouraged, as long as they are listed in the Mithos Region Pokédex. In order to get started you must fill out a Trainer Card (i.e. character sheet). Please include all relevant information. Be sure to include your character’s hometown (must be somewhere in Mithos). This important especially since your character’s starter Pokémon will be determined by their hometown. Under “Occupation” you may put “Trainer” unless you wish to play as a Gym Leader, Villain Grunt, Researcher, Pokémon Professor, etc.

You can have up to six Pokémon. Each Pokémon can know up to eight moves. Please limit the use of TMs and Egg Moves and try to keep it reasonable. I doubt there are many trainers that carry endless wads of cash.

Your character may possess any Pokémon from the current National Dex except for the following:

Gen 1-9 Starters (excluding Pikachu and Eevee)*
Ultra Beasts
Paradox Pokémon
Legendary Pokémon
Mythical Pokémon
Gimmicks (ie. Mega Evolution, Dynamax, Gigantamax, Z Moves, Terrestrialization)**

*The Gen 1-9 Starters may become available during a special RP event.
**I’m going to exclude this for now. I want to run this region as if it were its own thing, so I may introduce a new “gimmick” later on.

Other than that, basic RP entiquitte applies. Be kind to each other. If you create multiple characters, be sure you keep track of them. I personally don’t recommend more than three major characters per person. Minor characters and NPCs do not require a Trainer Card. If your character runs into a family member, rival, or villain team grunt as a “pop-up” or inciting incident do not fill out a Trainer Card form. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to discuss them here.

Now! Onto the nitty gritty stuff.

Trainer Card:
Name:
Age:
Hometown:
Gender/Pronouns:
Appearance:
Bio (optional):
Occupation (optional):
Pokémon Starter:
Other:
My Trainer Card
Aceso's Trainer Card
Diana's Trainer Card
Wulf's Trainer Card
Alexander's Trainer Card

Index:
Choosing Your Starter
Map & Locations
Mithos Fakédex / Fossils / Regional Variants / Legendaries & Mythicals / Returning Pokémon
Team Gnosis and Team Dynamis
The League Challange vs the Labors Challenge
What Are Divine Forms?

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 14, 2023

Choosing a Starter

To keep things interesting, I'm going to keep this region as close to the game format as possible (i.e. new region, new starter Pokémon). This way everyone can truly immerse themselves in the RP. As I mentioned before, the hometown you selected for your character will affect your choice of starter.

~The Lore~

Mithos was not always the unified region you see today. In ancient times, each of its modern cities had its own form of government, not unlike ancient Greece. As a result, the people of Mithos value their independence more than their nationality. Each city offers its own unique set of starter Pokémon. For the purpose of this role play, you will have three hometowns to choose from: Chaplet Town, Coronet City, and Crest Island. These locations are home to the Grass, Fire, and Water type Gyms respectively.

~The Starters~

If you chose Chaplet Town, you have the following options:

Chickapea "the Grass Chick Pokémon", Sizzly "the Flame Bear Pokémon", or Puggle "the Platypus Pokémon".

If you chose Coronet City, you have the following options:

Wulfleur "the Grass Wolf Pokémon", Matchling "the Fire Turtle Starter", or Dripurr "the Water Kitten Pokémon".

Finally, if you chose Crest Island, you have the following starter options:

Aloegar "the Grass Crocodile Pokémon", Wigwarm "the Flaming Tadpole Pokémon", or Dribbon "the Water Monkey Pokémon".

~About the Starters~

Chickapea is a green and purple chick Pokémon with bright orange feet. Its wings resemble the halves of a peapod. The feather on top of its head resembles a sage leaf and its tail resembles a maple seed only with two eye spots, one on each side. This starter is energetic and cheerful. It enjoys hoping and twirling around. It evolves into a Grass-Psychic-type Peacock Fakémon.

Sizzly is a red-orange bear cub with a black patch on its belly resembling a flame. Its ears and tail are black-tipped. These catch fire when Sizzly is angry or annoyed. This starter is generally quiet and cuddly, though it does enjoy wrestling with its trainers. It appears to have an unusual fear of the dark, and will often try to climb into its trainers bed at night. Sizzly evolved into a Fire-Dark-type Bear Fakémon.

Puggle is a round baby platypus-like creature with livid fur and blue eyes. It has a leathery beak and tail, plus webbed feet tipped with black claws. Puggle is generally timid and shy around people, but shows great confidence and focus in battle. Its baby fat prevents it from being easily hurt. It evolves into a Water-Ground-type Surfer Platypus Fakémon.

Wulfleur is a green and white husky puppy known for bringing fish, shells, and other sea treasures to people it likes. It is incredibly loyal to it's trainer and will go to great lengths to protect them, even from imaginary dangers such as noisy alarm clocks and "growling" rolls of toilet paper. Trainers who pick Wulfleur should note that this Pokémon has a lot of energy and needs plenty of exercise. It evolves into a Grass-Fairy-type Wolf.

Matchling is a mischievous baby turtle with a brick colored shell. It crawls on all fours, making it slower than most fire type starters. It's carefree attitude and optimistic spirit are perfect for perky trainers and people who need a little light in their lives. It evolves into a Fire-Steel-type Armored Terrapin.

Dripurr is a shaggy blue kitten with white stripes, white paws, and a white chin and underbelly. This starter is independent and bold. It enjoys hunting, long naps, and fishing. Drippur evolves into a Water-Flying-type Tiger Fakémon.

Aloeghar is a baby quadrupedal green alligator with a collar around its neck that resembles the aloe vera plant. It can be picky and temperamental, but makes an excellent sparring partner. It enjoys sunbathing on the beach and evolves into a Grass-Ground-type Crocodile Fakémon.

Wigwarm resembles a poison dart frog with a tadpole's tail. It has shiny black eyes and red skin with dark-purple markings. Its tongue is bright orange. This starter enjoys singing and hoping to the rhythm of music. It evolves into an enormous Fire-Poison-type Toad.

Dribbon is a baby baboon with blue fur. It has a pale face and white hands and feet. The fur on the top of its head is darker than the rest of its body. This starter is playful, slightly mischievous, and full of energy. It loves to play, so much so that it will use bubbles as volleyballs or basketballs.

For more information, see the Fakédex.

Inkage · Jun 15, 2023

My time hath come...
I'm glad the creators approve!
I don't even need to wait for you to finish: Here's my sheet!

Name: Aceso Moustakas
Age: 15
Hometown: Crest Island
Gender/Pronouns: Female (She, Her, They, Them)
Appearance: With a slim build and short hair, Aceso is the description of a swimmer. She is 5'4 and black haired, with eyes as deep a blue as the sea. She often wears a swimsuit under fancy yet comfortable clothing, ready eternally for a good dunk.
Bio (optional): Aceso is strong, and yet acts like a princess. Her pretty face and proud bearing makes her popular in the area of Crest Island, yet that is not where she originally came from. She is actually from a rather large region quite close to Unova...
She will almost always act like a true Princess, rarely insulting people or making jokes. She is kind and truly enjoys the company of Pokemon, rather than just using them as battle machines. She is also athletic, but only in the area of swimming. However, Aceso takes everything seriously, and she is often oblivious and innocent. She is too trusting on the good nature of people.
Pokémon Starter: Aloeghar
Other: (Her last name means 'A person with a mustache', and is Greek despite the fact that she's not from Mithos...? Strange...)

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 15, 2023

Blotch'd said:
My time hath come...
I'm glad the creators approve!
I don't even need to wait for you to finish: Here's my sheet!

Name: Aceso Moustakas
Age: 15
Hometown: Crest Island
Gender/Pronouns: Female (She, Her, They, Them)
Appearance: With a slim build and short hair, Aceso is the description of a swimmer. She is 5'4 and black haired, with eyes as deep a blue as the sea. She often wears a swimsuit under fancy yet comfortable clothing, ready eternally for a good dunk.
Bio (optional): Aceso is strong, and yet acts like a princess. Her pretty face and proud bearing makes her popular in the area of Crest Island, yet that is not where she originally came from. She is actually from a rather large region quite close to Unova...
She will almost always act like a true Princess, rarely insulting people or making jokes. She is kind and truly enjoys the company of Pokemon, rather than just using them as battle machines. She is also athletic, but only in the area of swimming. However, Aceso takes everything seriously, and she is often oblivious and innocent. She is too trusting on the good nature of people.
Pokémon Starter: Aloeghar
Other: (Her last name means 'A person with a mustache', and is Greek despite the fact that she's not from Mithos...? Strange...)

Accepted! Welcome to Mithos, my friend.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 15, 2023

Name: Diana Jaeger
Age: 19
Hometown: Technically Little Root, but her starting point is Coronet City
Gender/Pronouns: Female
Appearance:

Bio (optional):
Occupation: Pokemon Trainer/Breeder
Pokémon Starter: Wulfleur
Other: Archery is a hobby that she uses to focus her mind whenever she feels troubled.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 15, 2023

Map & Locations

Kraun City - The capital of Mithos; Home of the Kraun City Stadium where trainers compete against the Elite Champions and the Normal-type Gym Leader Jane Aplós
Chaplet Town - A rural town; Home of the Grass-type Gym Leader/Horticulturist Dion Cypress. The Pokémon Research Lab is run by two professors: Troy and Octavia Myrtle, a husband and wife team dedicated to Pokémon Mental and Emotional Well-being.
Coronet City - A bustling urban setting; Home of the Coronet City Shopping Mall and the Fire-type Gym Leader/Artist Blaire Foster. Zanzibar Gem is the Pokémon professor of this city. He researches Divine Forms.
Crest Island - A peaceful loosely populated island; Home of the Water-type Gym Leader/Thalassa Krete; site of the Labyrinth Excavation Project. The local Pokémon Professor is Elani Rhoa, a young woman who specializes in Myths and Legends.
Erudite City - A center of art and knowledge; Home of the Flying-type Gym Leader/Bird Enthusiast Talon Chen and the Subway Museum
Austere City - A spartan city; Home of the Fighting-type Gym Leader/Retired Wrestler Kenka Joe
Tiara City - A trading and theatre hub; Home of the Fairy-type Gym Leader/Fashionista Daphne Sparks
Delphin Port - A historical site where kings and counselors used to come to hear prophecies; Home of the Psychic-type Gym Leader Braniac Mac
Circlet Town - A simple settlement founded near the sight of an abandoned silver mine; Home of the Steel-type Gym Leader Remington Kade
Laurel Town - A rural setting with many large fields, home of the Bug-type Gym Leader Juan Fang Jr.
Zenith City - Home of the Electric-type Gym Leader Delta Pilot and the Zenith City Mall
Diadem City - Home of the Ghost-type Gym Leader/Historian Ava Spirare
Mt. Apex - The tallest mountain of the Perilous Mountain Range, accessible only to elite trainers. Home of Alpha Cerberoar.
The Gymsum Archipelago - A collection of numerous islands; Home of many mysteries and discoveries.
The Sunken City - A mythical civilization that sunk into the sea. Few people know where it is or if it was even real.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 15, 2023

@Draco Nightshade Accepted! Welcome to Mithos!

Draco Nightshade · Jun 15, 2023

Charlotte Pryce said:
@Draco Nightshade Accepted! Welcome to Mithos!

Thank you

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 15, 2023

Mithos Fakédex

Chickapea→Peafoul→Peercock (Grass-Psychic Type) “The Peacock Pokémon”

Chickpea: A green and purple chick Pokémon with bright orange feet. Its wings resemble the halves of a peapod. The feather on top of its head resembles a sage leaf and its tail resembles a maple seed only with two eye spots, one on each side. This starter is energetic and cheerful. It enjoys hoping and twirling around. This is the Grass-type starter of Chaplet Town.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s tail is shaped like a maple leaf. If it falls out of its nest, it will twirl and land safely on the ground.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Trace)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Grass, Flying, and Pyschic-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Peafoul: A bird with grey and brown plumage, a blue neck, and purple green-tipped feathers on the top of its head that come down over its eyes. It is sometimes called "the Emo Pokémon" due to its moody teenager-like phase.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon emits weak pulses of psychic energy. Its moody behavior is thought to be caused by the headaches these pulses bring on.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Trace)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Grass, Flying, and Pyschic-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Peercock: a.k.a "the Vainglory Pokémon”. Its indigo head, neck, and body and white patches around its eyes are nothing compared to the enormous tail that spreads out like a paper fan. The tail is green and covered with purple, blue, and orange markings that many say depict symbols of the Illuminati. The feathers on top of this Pokémon's head are dialed back into familiar peacock-like tuffs. When its tail fan is open, this Pokémon is said to give off a distinctive rainbow-colored aura. Shiny Peercock is pink and purple.

Pokédex Entry: Peercock has 360 degrees of vision. No one can sneak up on it while it is awake.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Trace)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Grass, Flying, and Pyschic-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Rapier Wit (Type Psychic, Category Special, Power 90, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

Deals damage. Critical hits land more easily.

Peercock focuses its psychic power. The symbols on its tails all light up and a concentrated energy beam thrusts at the opponent like a laser.
Sizzly→Volcub→Dynabear (Fire-Dark Type) “The Smoky Bear Pokémon”

Sizzly: A red-orange bear cub with a black patch on its belly resembling a flame. Its ears and tail are black-tipped. These catch fire when Sizzly is angry or annoyed. This starter is generally quiet and cuddly, though it does enjoy wrestling with its trainers. It appears to have an unusual fear of the dark, and will often try to climb into its trainers bed at night. This is the Fire-type starter of Chaplet Town.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon cannot stand the cold. At night, it will attempt to crawl into its trainer’s bed to keep them warm.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, Fire, and Fighting-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Volcub: An orange-brown bear with a smoke-colored mane. When this Pokémon’s paws catch fire, it means it’s ready for a fight.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon has a bit of a temper. It rips the bark of off trees with its claws as a test of strength.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, Fire, and Fighting-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Dynabear: This large bipedal bear has torch-colored fur. Its mane has turned ash-white and the black flame on its belly has returned along with a candle-like flame on its forehead. The black bands on its, legs, ears, and tail glow red when enraged. Shiny Dynabear is black and ash-white.

Pokédex Entry: Dynabear has been known to start forest fires when angered.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, Fire, and Fighting-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Burn Out (Type Fire, Category Physical, Power 130, Accuracy 90, PP 5)

Dynabear’s entire body catches fire as it charges its opponent. This sharply lowers the user’s Attack stat.
Puggle→Platypool→Platytide (Water-Ground Type) “The Duckbill Pokémon”

Puggle: A round baby platypus-like creature with livid fur and blue eyes. It has a leathery beak and tail, plus webbed feet tipped with black claws. Puggle is generally timid and shy around people, but shows great confidence and focus in battle. Its baby fat prevents it from being easily hurt. It is the Water-type starter of Chaplet Town.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon was once thought to be a hoax. To this day, scientists argue about its type classification.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Poison Point)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Ground, Poison, and Steel-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Platypool: A quadruped Pokémon with longer legs, fin-like points on its elbows, and a purple hook-claw on each wrist. These spurs inject a painful stinging venom that can last for weeks. Brown patches of fur also appear in this stage.

Pokédex Entry: A powerful swimmer, this Pokémon uses it’s paddle-like tail to propel itself through the water.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Poison Point)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Ground, Poison, and Steel-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Platytide: This Pokémon is adapted to stand on two legs as well as all four. Its fur is brown save for its navy-blue “fins”, light underbelly, and mask-like markings around its eyes. Its arms are longer and stronger than Platypool’s. It carries a wooden surfboard which also doubles as its shield. Shiny Platytide is silver.

Pokédex Entry: Its surfboard is made from a tree. When threatened, this board can also act as a shield and a weapon.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Poison Point)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Ground, Poison, and Steel-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Board Bash (Type Normal, Category Physical, Power 35, Accuracy 100, PP 5)

A move that hits three times. The first hit may cause poison, the second confusion, and the third paralysis.

First Platytide will rake the target with claws, then will smack them upside the head with its surfboard. Finally, the Platytide will slam into its opponent.
Wulfleur→Cu’sage→Lichenthrope (Grass-Fairy Type) “The Fairy Dog Pokémon”

Wulfleur: A green and white husky puppy known for bringing fish, shells, and other sea treasures to people it likes. It is incredibly loyal to it's trainer and will go to great lengths to protect them, even from imaginary dangers such as noisy alarm clocks and "growling" rolls of toilet paper. Trainers who pick Wulfleur should note that this Pokémon has a lot of energy and needs plenty of exercise. It is the Grass-type starter of Coronet City.

Pokédex Entry: Wulfleur will go to great lengths to please its trainer, often bringing them “presents” it finds in the woods. If mistreated, it will steal its trainers belongings and bury them.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Grassy Surge)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Normal, Fairy, and Dark-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Cu’sage: A green and white adult husky, said to be able to run at high speeds and swim faster than a Floatzel.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is a skilled runner, so much so that it shares a rivalry with Arcanine.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Grassy Surge)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Normal, Fairy, and Dark-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Lichenthrope: A wolf-like Pokémon with a dark green coat and shaggy fur. Despite its appearance, Lichenthrope can stand up on its hind legs. According to legend, a town was saved from starvation due to the fish brought by a Lichenthrope. Shiny Lichenthrope is very dark green.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is regarded both as a feared spirit and a benevolent guardian. Legends tell of Lichenthropes that saved villages from starvation by bringing them fish.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Grassy Surge)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Normal, Fairy, and Dark-type moves. Balance of Sp. Atk and Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Woodland Dream (Type Grass, Category Special, Power 120, Accuracy 90, PP 5)

Move inflicts damage with increased chance of putting target to sleep but reduces Speed and Sp. Atk

Lichenthrope howls, summoning a burst of green energy and plant life to attack the opponent.
Matchling→Shellroast→Terosene (Fire-Steel Type) “The Terrapin Pokémon”

Matchling: A mischievous baby turtle with a brick colored shell. It crawls on all fours, making it slower than most fire type starters. It's carefree attitude and optimistic spirit are perfect for perky trainers and people who need a little light in their lives. It is the Fire-type starter of Coronet City.

Pokédex Entry: Since Matchling cannot retract its head inside its shell, it will attempt to bury itself in sand in order to escape danger.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Defiant)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Steel, Normal, Ground and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk & Def are recommended.

Shellroast: This dark-red terrapin has begun standing on its hind legs. Its brick-colored shell is starting to reveal veins of silver or iron ore.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon eats rocks and minerals to strengthen its shell. However, too many rocks will make it impossible for Shellroast to move.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Defiant)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Steel, Normal, Ground and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk & Def are recommended.

Terosene: A bipedal Pokémon with the head of a snapping turtle and the tail of a dinosaur. It has a spiked shell, silver in color, resembling a suit of armor.

Pokédex Entry: Terosene has a fierce personality, making it the perfect body guard. It will entrap its victims in rings of fire. Shiny Terosene is a lighter shade of red and has golden shell armor.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Defiant)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Steel, Normal, Ground and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk & Def are recommended.

Signature Move: Gaslighting (Type Fire, Category Special, Power 80, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

Deals double damage if target is confused or poisoned.

Terosene releases a noxious gas from its mouth then ignites it.
Dripurr→Whirlpuss→Tygale (Water-Flying Type) “The Tiger Pokémon”

Dripurr: A shaggy blue kitten with white stripes, white paws, and a white chin and underbelly. This starter is independent and bold. It enjoys hunting, long naps, and fishing. It is the Water-type starter of Coronet City.

Pokédex Entry: Dripurrs soft fur is actually waterproof. If its trainer forgets to cover the fish tank, this Pokémon will dive straight in.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Speed Boost)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Flying, and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Whirlpuss: A blue and white bobcat-like Pokémon with a sharp temper.

Pokédex Entry: Whirlpuss is the master of the cannonball. It is not uncommon for this Pokémon to jump off of trees or even rooftops to land in a pool of water.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Speed Boost)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Flying, and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Tygale: A blue and white tiger Pokémon with white cloud-like tufts of fur on its elbows, around its neck, and on the tip of its tail. Shiny Tygale is white with blue stripes and grey clouds.

Pokédex Entry: In ancient times, this Pokémon was thought to usher the rain. It steps so lightly one would think it could walk on water.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Speed Boost)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Flying, and Dark-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Cyclone (Type Water, Category Special, Power 70, Accuracy 95, PP 10)

This move’s power doubles in the rain. Weather conditions are lifted after use.

Tygale kicks up a storm by running and sends it at its opponent.
Aloeghar→Crocus→Orchidylian (Grass-Ground Type) “The Oasis Pokémon”

Aloeghar: A baby quadrupedal green alligator with a collar around its neck that resembles the aloe vera plant. It can be picky and temperamental, but makes an excellent sparring partner. It enjoys sunbathing on the beach. It is the Grass-type starter of Crest Island.

Pokédex Entry: Though lazy on the surface, Aloeghar has lightning fast jaws. Its body produces a sweet scent to lure in prey.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Sheer Force)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Ground, Normal, Dark, and Rock-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Crocus: A juvenile green crocodile with an Egyptian headdress and three leaves at the end of its tail that resemble eucalyptus.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon wades in the water to prevent its skin from drying out. When it has to, it can go a month without eating or drinking.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Sheer Force)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Ground, Normal, Dark, and Rock-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Orchidylian: A crocodilian with an Egyptian headdress and collar. The tips of its tail resemble papyrus. If you look closely you’ll notice the ankh symbols on the sides of Orchidylian’s body. Shiny Orchidylian is sand-colored.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is fiercely protective of its territory. It is believed to share a connection with ancient hieroglyphics.

Ability: Overgrow (Hidden Ability Sheer Force)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Ground, Normal, Dark, and Rock-type moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Dune Dive (Type Ground, Category Physical, Power 80, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

User dives into the sand on the first turn, and drags its opponent under on the second. If the opponent used Dive or Dig, the user snatches them up and throws them out (dealing double damage). Earthquake deals double damage to the user.
Wigwarm→Smogwog→Bullforge (Fire-Poison Type) “The Flame Frog Pokémon”

Wigwarm: A tiny frog Pokémon resembling a poison dart frog with a tadpole’s tail. It has shiny black eyes and red skin with dark-purple markings. Its tongue is bright orange. This starter enjoys singing and hoping to the rhythm of music. This is the Fire-type starter of Crest Island.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon loves music so much it that will attempt to mimic sound. Its tail glows like a dancing flame when excited.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Poison Touch)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Dark, Poison, and Fighting-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Smogwog: A red and dark-violet tree frog Pokémon with a large flame-colored throat sack.

Pokédex Entry: Smogwog puffs up its throat to produce sound. It’s shoots balls of lava from its mouth.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Poison Touch)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Dark, Poison, and Fighting-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Bullforge: A large toad the color of cast iron with dark purple markings. Its fire-colored throat sack has cast iron lines down it. When this inflates it resembles the grill of a furnace or a lit forge.

Pokédex Entry: Bullforge’s throat sac can store an astronomical amount of lava. Its skin secretes a toxin that doubles as a flame retardant coating. Shiny Bullforge is black.

Ability: Blaze (Hidden Ability Poison Touch)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Dark, Poison, and Fighting-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Acid Reflex (Type Poison, Category Special, Power 100, Accuracy 95, PP 10)

Opponent attacks first. In return, this attack deals critical damage and may lower the target’s Special Defense. This move hits all opponents.

Bullforge opens its mouth and sends a wave of toxic sludge the target.
Dribbon→Dunkape→Kongsoon (Water-Normal Type) “The Monsoon Pokémon”

Dribbon: A baby baboon with blue fur. It has a pale face and white hands and feet. The fur on the top of its head is darker than the rest of its body. This starter is playful, slightly mischievous, and full of energy. It loves to play, so much so that it will use bubbles as volleyballs or basketballs. This is the Water-type starter of Crest Island.

Pokédex Entry: Dribbon is easily bored. As such it has a nack for getting itself into trouble, often by swiping its trainer’s things and playing pranks.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Iron Fist)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Psychic, Flying, Fighting-type, and “punching” moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Dunkape: A monkey Pokémon with a dark blue mane and tail, a light blue face and belly, and a white cloud collar. This Pokémon is capable of manifesting clouds.

Pokédex Entry: Dunkape is capable of soaring on a carpet made of clouds. This allows it to do the perfect slam dunk every time.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Iron Fist)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Psychic, Flying, Fighting-type, and “punching” moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Kongsoon: A large mandrill-like Pokémon with red and light blue facial markings, a white beard, and a yellow band around its forehead. It rides atop a giant cloud that it conjures out of thin air. Shiny Kongsoon is aquamarine.

Pokédex Entry: The headband Kongsoon wears allows it to better control its powers. If Kongsoon gets out of control, the band around its forehead will tighten, giving it a headache.

Ability: Torrent (Hidden Ability Iron Fist)

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Psychic, Flying, Fighting-type, and “punching” moves. Physical Atk recommended.

Signature Move: Slam Dunk (Type Water, Category Physical, Power 120, Accuracy 90, PP 5)

May cause the opponent to flinch.

Kongsoon dribbles a ball of water in its hands, hops on its cloud carpet, and sails towards its opponent whom it will drench with the water ball.
Fleable→Scuttlebug→Formicidant (Bug-Normal Type) “The Tiny-Bite Pokémon”

Fleable: The smallest Pokémon in the known world. This white grub with a vaguely ant-like head, short antennae, and tiny caterpillar feet hatches from an egg no longer than a human fingernail.

Pokédex Entry: The smallest known Pokémon in the world. It’s pretty useless in battle.

Ability: Adaptability (Hidden Ability Run Away)

Moves: Capable of learning Bug and Normal-type moves.

Scuttlebug: A Pokémon resembling an ant’s pupae stage with crossed legs, folded antennae, and three body sections: head, thorax, and abdomen. This Pokémon is almost transparent with a color resembling that of amber.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s cocoon-like body gives it added protection while it is undergoing metamorphosis.

Ability: Adaptability (Hidden Ability Run Away)

Moves: Capable of learning Bug and Normal-type moves.

Formicidant: Miniature ants with several known color variations including, red, black, brown, orange, macaroni, and bi-colored combinations. The bands of their legs and tips of their antennae are typically bright yellow. They are inspired by real-life Dinosaur Ants and are capable of flipping human beings on their backs. Shiny Formicidant is gold.

Pokédex Entry: This tiny Pokémon is a fast learner and capable of learning many versatile moves. Scientists theorize this versatility arose to combat Formicidant’s many predators.

Ability: Adaptability (Hidden Ability Run Away)

Moves: Capable of learning all type moves, but only those befitting an ant-like Pokémon.

Held Item: Giving this Pokémon an Element Granule will boost the power of another move type. For example, a red element granule will boost the power of fire-type moves. Element Granules can be found in the wild. Supposedly, they are tiny fragments from Evolution Stones.
Ragcoon→Richcoon→Tyccoon (Normal-Steel/Normal-Dark Type) “The Rags-to-Riches Pokémon”

Ragcoon: A scrappy ragged-looking raccoon pup wearing dirty rags for clothes. Has grey and white fur and likes to raid trash cans.

Pokédex Entry: Ragcoon has been nicknamed the “Pauper Pokémon” due to its ragged appearance. It is accustomed to having to scrape by in order to survive. Sometimes it will try to make gifts out of the trash it finds for a trainer it likes.

Ability: Gluttony or Pickup (Hidden Ability Quick Feet)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal-type moves as well as Sand Attack, Charm, Baby-Doll Eyes, Bite, and Crunch.

Richcoon: A fancy slim raccoon Pokémon wearing a pear necklace and earrings. Has grey and white fur, a bushy raccoon tail, and a vest.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon has grown to appreciate the finer things in life. It’s still a crafty Pokémon. Only now, it refuses to root through the trash for materials.

Ability: Gluttony or Pickup (Hidden Ability Quick Feet)

Moves: Capable of learning Steel and Normal-type moves as well as Sand Attack, Charm, Baby-Doll Eyes, Bite, and Crunch.

Tyccoon: A fat raccoon with black and white fur wearing a tuxedo and holding a piece of wheat grass. Evolves after holding a gold nugget.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s taste for wealth has grown to the point where it will manipulate others to get what it wants. It’s wily nature can be advantageous for a trainer who can curb it’s lust for gold.

Ability: Gluttony or Pickup (Hidden Ability Quick Feet)

Moves: Capable of learning Dark, Steel, and Normal-type moves as well as Sand Attack, Charm, Baby-Doll Eyes, Bite, and Crunch.
Hummingburr→Hummingbloom (Flying-Grass Type) “The Hummingbird Pokémon”

Hummingburr: A yellow spikey ball with a long tail, a long beak, and hummingbird wings. It is capable of hovering in mid-air.

Pokédex Entry: This tiny Pokémon has incredible speed and evasiveness. Its unique wings allow it to fly in any direction, even backwards.

Ability: Speed Boost

Moves: Capable of learning Grass and Flying-type moves.

Hummingbloom: A hummingbird-like Pokémon with blue, green, and purple plumage. Males have a red lotus pattern on their chests and twin tails that resemble ginkgo leaves. Females have a pink lotus pattern and no ginkgo tails, just the fan of leaf-shaped tails. Shiny Hummingbloom is purple and green with a pink flower on its chest.

Pokédex Entry: Male Hummingbloom’s create vibrations using their tail feathers. They fly so fast that it appears as if they teleport.

Ability: Speed Boost

Moves: Capable of learning Grass and Flying-type moves.
Cirkit→Jagwire (Electric-Water Type) “The Jungle Cat Pokémon”

Cirkit: A spotted orange kitten resembling a jaguar cub. The shiny version is all black.

Pokédex Entry: This sparking kitten has impeccable speed. It channels electricity through its whiskers.

Ability: Volt Absorb

Moves: Capable of learning Electric, Water, and Normal-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.

Jagwire: An orange stocky jaguar Pokémon with two tails: one positive and one negative. The black rosettes all over its body resemble electrical outlets. It has a white underbelly. The shiny version is all black.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon has been called a sun god in ancient cultures due to its ability to create a blinding flash of light. Its muscular build gives it added strength and power.

Ability: Volt Absorb

Moves: Capable of learning Electric, Water, and Normal-type moves. Sp. Atk recommended.
Slinkajou (Grass-Dark Type) “The Shifty Sweet-Toothed Pokémon”

A kinkajou-like animal with a prehensile tail, dark-brown fur, and a yellow underbelly. It has a long pink tongue which it uses to sip flower nectar and swipe candy or fruit slices from unsuspecting humans. Shiny Slinkajou is pale brown.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s stealth allows it to swipe candy and fruit from unsuspecting humans Give it a treat and you have a friend for life.

Ability: Pickpocket

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Dark, and Normal-type moves.
Yardvark—> Mosslick (Grass Type) “The Longfaced Pokémon”

Yardbark: a small moss-green aardvark with black eyes and a prehensile tail.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon uses its ears like satellite dishes to pinpoint its prey’s precise location. In the wild, they feed mainly on insects.

Ability: Chlorophyll (Hidden Ability Grass Pelt)

Moves: Capable of learning Dig, Sand Attack, Ghost, Grass, Normal, and Dark-type moves.

Mosslick: A large green anteater with a brown mane and big claws.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s tongue is longer than its whole body. It uses its claws primarily to find food.

Ability: Chlorophyll (Hidden Ability Grass Pelt)

Moves: Capable of learning Dig, Sand Attack, Ghost, Grass, Normal, and Dark-type moves.
Crybulb→Rapscallion (Grass-Fighting Type) “The Rambuncious Onion Pokémon”

Crybulb: A pearl onion baby with black eyes, no hands, and green feet. This Pokémon releases a painful tear gas when it is hurt. Unfortunately, Crybulb is not immune to the gas and will often cry at the slightest injury.

Ability: Effect Spore (Hidden Ability Defiant)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Poison, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.

Rapscallion: A tall green and white Pokémon resembling a scallion. This Pokémon has beady black eyes and small white hands which it uses to grip its weapon. Traditionally, Rapscallion carries a club which it uses to beat foes senseless. However, it may sometimes pick up other items, such as a wrench, a crowbar, or a discarded sword. Despite having no visible legs, this Pokémon is inexplicably fast. It can outrun the fastest athlete.

Ability: Effect Spore (Hidden Ability Defiant)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Poison, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.
Samamba→Hissboomba (Poison-Rock Type) “The Dancing Snake Pokémon”

Samamba: A black snake with bright purple stripes and purple or yellow eyes. Has one pink or red feather on top of its head reminiscent of a samba dancer’s headdress.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is a common attraction at fairs and carnivals. Its dancing skills and unconventional beauty leaves its audience in awe.

Ability: Shed Skin or Intimidator (Hidden Ability Soundproof)

Moves: Capable of learning Hypnosis, Poison, Rock, Ground, Dark, and Normal-type moves.

Hissboomba: A diamond-patterned brown and rust-colored snake with horns above its purple eyes and a brightly colored feather headdress.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon has a hypnotic gaze that few can resist. It often tries to get people and other Pokémon to dance with it, seemingly to prove whose skill is the best.

Ability: Shed Skin or Intimidator (Hidden Ability Soundproof)

Moves: Capable of learning Hypnosis, Poison, Rock, Ground, Dark, and Normal-type moves.
Sparten (Normal-Fighting Type) “The Boxing Marten Pokémon”

A brown and white weasel-like Pokémon known for its skills as a fist fighter. It fights without the use of a weapon. It is the rival of Civetran.

Pokédex Entry: Sparten is an attack first and ask questions later kind of Pokémon. It strikes fast and never lets up.

Ability: Gluttony (Hidden Ability Quick Feet)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, and Fighting-type moves.
Civetran (Normal-Fighting Type) “The Civet Pokémon”

An experienced black and white spotted civet Pokémon known for its spotted coat, raccoon-like face, and habit of using war tactics to pick off opponents. It is sometimes seen wearing a green helmet. It is the rival of Sparten.

Pokédex Entry: Civetran is more patient and cunning than its rival. It prefers to weigh its options and make careful, calculated strikes.

Ability: Technician (Hidden Ability Quick Feet)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, and Fighting-type moves.
Kabloom (Grass-Fire Type) “The Pepper Seed Pokémon”

A plant-like Pokémon resembling a touch-me-not seed pod or a spikey green vegetable with a fuse for a stem. Kabloom has black eyes. It explodes when threatened.

Pokédex Entry: Kabloom gets most of its energy from sunlight. The more intense the light, the bigger the explosion.

Ability: Soundproof (Hidden Ability Aftermath)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Grass, and Normal-type moves.
Raptyke (Flying-type)→Oresiris (Flying-Rock-type) or Falkyrie (Flying-Ice-type)

Raptyke: a pudgy white and gray falcon chick.

Pokédex Entry: This chatty chick spends most of its time honing its beak and its claws for battle. It is dedicated and serious, despite being vulnerable to attacks.

Ability: Keen Eye or Unnerve

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Dark, and Normal-type moves.

Oresiris: A black Egyptian falcon. Evolves when holding a Sharp Stone.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon's likeness has been found on several hieroglyphics. It was once considered the protector of an ancient civilization.

Ability: Keen Eye or Unnerve

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Dark, Rock, Steel, and Normal-type moves.

Falkyrie: An armored swallow-tailed kite. Evolves when holding an Ice Stone.

Pokédex Entry: Falkyrie is a valiant fighter and a fierce protector. In the wild, if one of their comrades faints or is injured in battle, they will guard its body with their life.

Ability: Keen Eye or Unnerve

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Dark, Ice, Steek, and Normal-type moves.
Snarpy→Sirenade (Flying-Normal-type) “The Allure Pokémon”

Snarpy: A pudgy harpy eagle chick with harps for wings and a treble clef feather on the top of its head.

Pokédex Entry: Snarpy sounds like a harp out of tune. Its constant choir practice can drive people batty, or make them pass out long enough for Snarpy to raid the kitchen pantry.

Ability: Keen Eye

Moves: Capable of learning Flying and Normal-type moves.

Sirenade: a black and white eagle-like wyvern with golden harps for wings, treble clef “crown” on its forehead, and a music pattern on its chest.

Pokédex Entry: Sirenade has a beautiful voice and a feisty personality. Its talons are sharp enough to pierce leather and strong enough to crush a coconut.

Ability: Lullaby

Upon entering battle, Sirenade’s opponent falls asleep. This does not work on the next opponent that enters the battle.

Moves: Capable of learning Flying and Normal-type moves.
Zefoal→Pegagust (Flying Type) “The Winged Horse Pokémon”

Zefoal: A white pony with a cloud-like mane and tail and a tiny pair of wings.

Pokédex Entry: Zefoal’s wings aren’t strong enough to fly. Nevertheless, they allow Zefoal to leap a good distance.

Ability: Cloud Nine or Wind Rider (Hidden Ability Adaptibility)

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Water, Electric, Ice, and Normal-type moves.

Pegagust: A proud white horse with large wings and a cloud-like mane, tail, and fur above its hooves. In its Divine Form, its body is made of mist.

Pokédex Entry: A Mithos folktale tells of a man who saddled Pegagust and attempted to soar to Heaven. This man was struck down with a lightning bolt, but the Pegagust completed the quest. This is why Mithos astronomers named a constellation after the Pokémon.

Ability: Cloud Nine or Wind Rider (Hidden Ability Adaptibility)

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Water, Electric, Ice, and Normal-type moves.

Signature Move: Cyclone (Type Flying, Category Special, Power 90, Accuracy 90, PP 15)

Target is caught in a windstorm; Pokémon using Bounce or Fly are hit with double power.

Pegagust is believed to be a cousin of Rapidash so it has similar base stats. HP: 75 Attack: 80 Defense: 80 Sp. Atk: 100 Sp. Def: 85 Speed: 110 Total: 530. Its pre-evolution Zefoal has the following base stats: HP: 50 Attack: 65 Defense: 65 Sp. Atk: 85 Sp. Def: 70 Speed: 90 Total: 425.
Gryphite (Rock-Flying Type) “The Kingly Pokémon”

A brown, tan, and white griffin Pokémon with thick skin and talons of steel. Its Divine Form is made of rocks.

Pokédex Entry: For a long time, Gryphite was considered a symbol of nobility and power. It defends its home and its family with honor.

Ability: Lightning Rod (Hidden Ability Battle Armor)

Moves: Capable of learning Rock, Ground, Flying, Fighting, Normal, and Steel-type moves.
Cobbold→Gobelisk (Ghost-Rock Type) “The Graveyard Pokémon”

Cobbold: A little being made out of stacked stones with brown eyes; bears a slight resemblance to a goblin.

Pokédex Entry: Towers made of pebbles and flat stones indicate that this Pokémon may be nearby.

Ability: Battle Armor or Sturdy (Hidden Ability Stalwart)

Moves: Capable of learning Teleport, Calm Mind, Light Screen, Rock, Ghost, Dark, and Normal-type moves.

Gobelisk: A tall obelisk structure with the face of a goblin, short legs, and small arms. It has glowing yellow eyes.

Pokédex Entry: Despite being large, heavy, and slow, this Pokémon is capable of appearing and vanishing at will.

Ability: Battle Armor or Sturdy (Hidden Ability Stalwart)

Moves: Capable of learning Teleport, Calm Mind, Light Screen, Rock, Ghost, Dark, and Normal-type moves.
Hyrox (Normal-Rock Type) “The Tiny Tusk Pokémon”

Inspired by the Rock Hyrax, this small furry Pokémon resembles a rodent but has a short pair of tusks. The latter feature led scientists to believe that it was a relative of Donphan or Copperjah.

Pokédex Entry: Hyrox is a strict vegetarian. Its tusk do not appear to be used for anything other than show.

Ability: Pickup or Sheer Force (Hidden Ability Hustle)

Moves: Learn set: Growl, Tackle, Defense Curl, Rollout, Bulldoze, Rock Smash, Rock Slide, Dig, Endure, Slam, Take Down, Play Rough, Flail, Stealth Rock. Can learn Earthquake, Stone Edge, Rock Tomb, High Horsepower, Substitute, Sandstorm, Iron Defense, Rest, and Helping Hand by TMs. (Base Stats - HP: 90, Attack: 70, Defense: 120, Sp. Atk: 40, Sp. Def: 120, Speed: 72 Total: 512).
Miniming (Normal-Ice Type) “The Small Rodent Pokémon”

A tiny white rodent with brown and black patches on its back. It was once believed these Pokémon spontaneously appeared in stormy weather.

Pokédex Entry: Minimings are known for their heard mentality and frequently copy the actions of the group. When these Pokémon migrate, they always travel in a straight line, one right after the other.

Ability: Snow Cloak (Hidden Ability Snow Warning)

Moves: Learnset: Tackle, Quick Attack, Charm, Baby Doll Eyes, Sand Attack, Dig, Copycat, Rollout, Blizzard, Freeze-Dry, Avalanche, Icicle Spear, Icicle Crash, Minimize, Fake Out, and Baton Pass. Can learn Extreme Speed, Feint, Flash, Swift, Last Resort, Rest, Agility, and Aurora Beam by TMs. (Base Stats HP: 59, Attack: 70, Defense: 50 Sp Atk: 90 Sp Def: 50 Speed: 97, Total: 416).
Poisicle→Duopop (Poison-Ice Type) “The Popsicle Pokémon”

Poisicle: This Pokémon may look like a purple frozen treat, but don’t lick it. Those droplets running down its body are pure poison.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon resides on snowy mountain tops. In winter, it migrates below as it no longer fears melting.

Ability: Sticky Hold or Ice Body (Hidden Ability Snow Warning)

Moves: Capable of learning Poison, Ice, and Normal-type moves.

Duopop: A Pokémon resembling a double popsicle. Its shiny form resembles a rocket pop.

Pokédex Entry: These Pokémon are thought to share a common ancestor with Vanilluxe. They drink iced water to keep cool during warmer months.

Ability: Sticky Hold or Ice Body (Hidden Ability Snow Warning)

Moves: Capable of learning Poison, Ice, and Normal-type moves.
Faedill→Karmadillo (Fairy-Ground Type) “The Fortune Pokémon”

Faedill: A pink and white armadillo baby with sparkling blue eyes. Despite their cute appearance, these Pokémon are said to be bad luck when crossed.

Pokédex Entry: If these Pokémon are encountered in a mine shaft, it is wise to abandon it immediately. Collapse is eminent!

Ability: Sand Veil or Frisk (Hidden Ability Sand Rush)

Moves: Capable of learning Fairy, Rock, Ground, and Normal-type moves.

Karmadillo: An adult pink armadillo-like Pokémon built like a small tank. They can run, swim, and dig to escape danger as well as cast spells on unassuming victims. Its body structure resembles that of a pangolin.

Pokédex Entry: Karmadillo is said to punish others for their past transgressions. Many view this Pokémon as an omen. Encountering it is said to be a test of one’s character.

Ability: Sand Veil or Frisk (Hidden Ability Sand Rush)

Moves: Capable of learning Fairy, Rock, Ground, Water, Ghost, and Normal-type moves.
Panthor (Dark-Electric Type) “The Mystery Pokémon”

A large and lean black panther with silver lightning symbols over its eyes and star-like or cosmos-like dust sprinkled into its fur.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon’s roar calls down thunderstorms. It resides on mountain tops and in remote areas where its power will cause the least destruction.

Ability: Galvanize (Hidden Ability Electric Surge)

Moves: Capable of learning Dark, Normal, and Electric-type moves.
Buzzare (Psychic-Flying Type) “The Card Trick Pokémon”

A Pokémon resembling the griffin vulture with brown feathers and a gray head. It wears a black top hat with playing cards sticking out of the sides. The tips of its wings are white like a magician’s gloves.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon enjoys illusions and magic tricks. Its hat is believed to contain a portal to another dimension.

Ability: Forewarn or Telepathy (Hidden Ability Magic Guard)

Moves: Capable of learning Psychic, Flying, and Normal-type moves.

Signature Move: Hat Trick (Type Psychic, Category Status, Attack 80, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

Buzzare takes off its hat and reaches down inside. If it pulls out a wand, this attack does special damage. If it pulls out a deck of cards, this attack does physical damage. If Buzzare pulls out a Buneary, the attack does nothing. Howeever, the next time Buzzare takes damage, it will retaliate by slinging the Buneary at its opponent, dealing 120 physical attack damage.
Daenite (Dark-Flying Type) “The Fury Pokémon”

This Pokémon possesses two form variants: Day and Night. Night Form Daenite is a black hominid with spiky ethereal hair resembling a black flame. Its large leather wings are reminiscent of a bat or dragon. It likes to carry a spear and has red eyes. Note: the shiny version is white instead of black. Day Form Daenite is a white hominid with angelic wings. It gives off a golden aura and likes to carry a sword. Note: its shiny version is black instead of white.

Pokédex Entry:

Day Form: In ancient times, this Pokémon was thought to punish wrong doings. Children were warned from straying at night lest the Daenites carried them off. All Daenites are born as twins, one dark and one light. These twins share a lifelong bond.

Night Form: This Pokémon embodies justice, hope, and light. It defends the weak but, like its Night Form counter part, will smite the cruel and unrighteous. Daenites hatch as twins, one dark and one light. These twins train together and fight as one.

Ability: Levitate or Trace

Moves: Capable of learning Dark, Ghost, Flying, Fire, Electric, Psychic, Steel, and Normal-type moves.

Signature Move: Justice Strike (Type Steel, Category Physical, Power 90, Accuracy 85, PP 15)

Pokémon raises their weapon in the air and strikes the target. This attack deals critical damage.

Held Item: Daenite’s Sash = an extremely rare item crafted by Daenite’s, similar Focus Sash. It can be used multiple times, unlike a typical Focus Sash which can only be used once before it disintegrates.
Razelle→Dazelle→Sparklezelle (Fairy-Ice Type) “The Graceful Gazelle Pokémon”

Razelle: This Pokémon resembles a baby Thomson’s gazelle. It has baby blue fur with black and white markings. Its nubby horns resemble glittering white crystals. Shiny Razelle is pink.

Pokédex Entry: Razelle typically inhabits plains and gemstone caverns. It is so light on its feet that it leaves grass untrampled.

Ability: Quick Feet (Hidden Ability Serene Grace)

Moves: Capable of learning Fairy, Ice, Rock, and Normal-type moves.

Dazelle: This gazelle Pokémon’s horns are about half length. The curve of these horns is said to resemble icicles. However, they sparkle like diamonds. When a ray of light shines through this Pokémon’s horns, a rainbow appears.

Pokédex Entry: Dazelle enjoys spending time in the sun. Little wonder that it enjoys the spotlight.

Ability: Quick Feet (Hidden Ability Serene Grace)

Moves: Capable of learning Fairy, Ice, Rock, and Normal-type moves.

Sparklezelle: A full grown gazelle with a lean and nimble figure and long icicle shaped horned. In daylight, these horns sparkle with all of the colors of the rainbow. Sparklezelle is sometimes called the “Glass Slipper Pokémon” due to the appearance of its feet, cloven hooves the color of ice. Shiny Sparklezelle is hot pink instead of baby blue.

Pokédex Entry: These Pokémon were once used to draw carriages. Their population has diminished somewhat in recent years due to poaching for its horns.

Ability: Quick Feet (Hidden Ability Serene Grace)

Moves: Capable of learning Fairy, Ice, Rock, and Normal-type moves.
Bamboozelle (Grass Type) “The Trojan Horse Pokémon”

Despite its name, Bamboozelle is not actually a relative of the Razelle line. It resembles an antelope, such as Oryx, or a broad horse. It’s body is composed entirely of bamboo rods and wood. It has no visible eyes or nostrils. Many believe this Pokémon is a cursed object brought to life.

Pokédex Entry: According to one account, a village awoke one morning to find a straw horse at their gates. Believing it was festival offering, the people took it inside. The next day, all that remained of the village was trampled huts and piles of ash. The straw horse was nowhere to be found.

Ability: Chlorophyll (Hidden Ability Bulletproof)

Moves: Capable of learning Grass, Ghost, and Normal-type moves.
Cervamp→Bambire (Normal-Dark Type) “The Vampire Deer Pokémon”

Cervamp: A spotted deer fawn with miniature tusks. Despite its appearance, this Pokémon is not, in fact, a blood drinker.

Pokédex Entry: It follows a strict vegetarian diet. Still, that hasn’t stopped story tellers from conjuring gruesome explanations as to what this Pokémon’s fangs are for.

Ability: Intimidate

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, Ghost, and Fighting-type moves.

Bambire: A dark-brown deer with vampire-like tusks and no antlers. Its black back and shoulders make this Pokémon appear as though it is wearing a cloak.

Pokédex Entry: The musk from this Pokémon is considered valuable, and is a popular ingredient in perfume. It has a fierce rivalry with Shamunt.

Ability: Intimidate

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Dark, Ghost, and Fighting-type moves.
Majac→Shamunt (Normal-Psychic Type) “The Sooth Deer Pokémon”

Majac: A lightly speckled baby deer with shaman-like lines painted onto its forehead.

Pokédex Entry: From a young age, this Pokémon practices spell casting by making moss and nearby plants dance.

Ability: Telepathy

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Psychic, and Fighting-type moves.

Shamunt: A grey deer with a hook-like antlers and a highly decorated face. This Pokémon competes with Bambire for food.

Pokédex Entry: It has been nicknamed “the Vampire Slayer” due to its fierce rivalry with its fanged cousin.

Ability: Telepathy

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Psychic, and Fighting-type moves.
Pinpet→Acupunk (Dark Type) “The Grunge Pokémon”

Pinpet: A tiny porcupine-like animal with ridiculously long spines growing out of its back.

Pokédex Entry: Pinpet’s quills are so much longer than its actual body that the Pokémon is forced to drag them around.

Ability: Rough Skin (Hidden Ability Infiltrator)

Moves: Capable of learning Dark, Steel, Normal, and Electric-type moves.

Acupunk: A semi-bipedal porcupine whose coloration and quill mohawk resemble a punk rockstar.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is particularly moody. If threatened or annoyed it will pick out one or two of its own quills and thrust them at it’s opponent like daggers or swords.

Ability: Rough Skin (Hidden Ability Infiltrator)

Moves: Capable of learning Dark, Steel, Normal, and Electric-type moves.
Pangoalie (Ice-Poison Type) “The Blocker Pokémon”

A bipedal pangolin wearing hockey garb. It takes pleasure in blocking Passimian’s passes. For this reason, the two are considered foes. Pangoalie’s hockey stick is made out of ice as are its skates. The poison in excretes from its body is frozen immediately, forming the scaly armor on its back.

Pokédex Entry: When too many icicle scales form on its body, Pangoalie will pick them off and use them as hockey pucks. These become yet another weapon against its foes.

Ability: Magic Guard or Sturdy

Moves: Capable of learning Ice, Fighting, Poision, Dark, and Normal-type moves.

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Orbbit→Creshare→Lunalope (Fairy-Psychic Type) “The Moon Hare Pokémon”

Orbbit: A round white ball with craters resembling the moon, a ribbit’s face, bunny ears, a cotton tail, and two big feet. This Pokémon is capable of levitating and propels itself foreward with its large feet. This is considered a baby Pokémon.

Pokédex Entry: Like Clefairy, this Pokémon was once thought to have come from space. Its body glows at night.

Ability: Cute Charm (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Life Dew, Fairy, Psychic, Normal, and Flying-type moves.

Creshare: A white and silver rabbit Pokémon with silver horns, a cotton tail, and yellow stars on its droopy ears. This Pokémon is an impressive jumper capable of reaching a Starly in flight.

Pokédex Entry: It will often hoover around its trainer in an elliptic pattern, a sign that it is excited or shares a strong bond with the trainer it follows.

Ability: Cute Charm (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Life Dew, Fairy, Psychic, Normal, and Flying-type moves.

Lunalope: A semi-bipedal rabbit with horns shaped like the crescent moon. It is capable of standing on two feet, as this is its preferred stance when hovering. However, it hops on all fours. In contrast with its previous evolution, Lunalope’s ears stand mostly erect and it has a pair of tiny white wings on its back.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is sometimes seen carrying a mortar and pestal either of granite or green marble. Though it emits a sweet smelling smoke, the exact contents of the mortar remains a mystery.

Ability: Cute Charm (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Life Dew, Fairy, Psychic, Normal, and Flying-type moves.

Held Item: Mortar and Pestle = boosts status moves
Orikami (Normal Type) “The Paper Fold Pokémon”

This Pokémon appears to be made out of paper. It is capable of changing its form and its type. In its base form, it resembles an origami Red-crowned crane with a black neck, black tipped wings, and a red spot on its forehead. Its cootie catcher form resembles a paper fortune teller.

Pokédex Entry: According to legend, these Pokémon were born from one-thousand paper cranes folded by a girl with terminal illness. When the girl passed away, her paper cranes were released at her funeral, where they promptly came to life and flew off into the sunset. This story has not been verified. Nevertheless, it has inspired people around the world to make similar paper foldings as a symbol of hope.

Ability: Fold Change (Hidden Ability Trace)

Exclusive to Orikami. When using a physical move, Orikami changes to its Base Form. When using a special or status move, Orikami changes to its Cootie Catcher Form. Base Form has boosted Atk and Def while Cootie Catcher Form has boosted Sp. Atk and Sp. Def.

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Psychic, Electric, Fairy, Ice, Dark, Grass, Fire, Water, Steel, Flying, and Ghost-type moves.
[*]Leolin→Marmosun→Tamaurum (Electric-Fire Type) “The Lion Monkey Pokémon”

Leolin: A pale-red faced small fluffy golden monkey Pokémon inspired by the Golden Lion Tamarin. It has a prehensile tail and enjoys riding on its trainer’s shoulder.

Pokédex Entry: Not unlike Mareep, this Pokémon’s fur is charged with static electricity. However, this Pokémon appears capable of deciding who or who not is zapped.

Ability: Static or Flash Fire (Hidden Ability Lightning Rod)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Electric, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.

Marmosun: A quadrapedal golden and pale red monkey with a prehensile tail and a firm grip. Some of this Pokémon’s more lion-like qualities are starting to show, such as a mane and a more muscular build.

Pokédex Entry: Resembling the real-life golden tamarin, this Pokémon is a master of light and fire. The heat from its body ensures this Pokémon stays warm in even the coldest environments.

Ability: Static or Flash Fire (Hidden Ability Lightning Rod)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Electric, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.

Tamaurum: A perfect cross between lion and monkey. This Pokémon prowls on all fours, has a large golden mane that covers its head, a lion-like prehensile tail, and big woolly paws. When it howls, its sharp canine teeth are visible.

Pokédex Entry: In ancient times, this Pokémon was a preferred pet among nobles due its beauty and lion-like attributes.

Ability: Static or Flash Fire (Hidden Ability Lightning Rod)

Moves: Capable of learning Bite, Crunch, Fire, Electric, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.
Faunburn—>Capricone (Fire-Fairy Type) “The Pipe Goat Pokémon”

Faunburn: A bipedal baby goat with red, pink, and orange fur. Its horns are barely nubs on the top of its head. It likes to sing and seems to prefer the company of female trainers.

Pokédex Entry: Faunburn is known for being showoffish and hot headed. Males will go to great lengths to impress females, even if said actions compromise their safety.

Ability: Immunity (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Normal, Fairy, Poison, and Fighting-type moves.

Capricone: A large bipedal bearded mountain goat with curved ram-like horns. It is known for having a rustic call and a taste for grape beverages. It likes to play a pan flute.

Pokédex Entry: Capricone is a preferred companion among musicians. It enjoys lavish gatherings as well as wild parties.

Ability: Immunity (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Fire, Normal, Fairy, Poison, and Fighting-type moves.

Signature Move: Pipe Dream (Type Fairy, Category Special, Power 90, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

A sound based move that gains twice the power if the target is asleep

Held Item: Rustic Pan Flute = Doubles the power of sound based moves
Bovini→Horison→Heliox (Fire Type) “The Longhorn Pokémon”

Bovini: a flame-colored calf with red fur and an orange nose and tail.

Pokédex Entry: When Bovini gets angry, smoke can be seen coming out of its nose. It headbutts other members of its kind as a form of play.

Ability: Intimidate or Anger Point (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Megahorn, Bulldoze, Fire, Normal, and Fighting-type moves.

Horison: a flame-colored cow with short horns and white hooves.

Pokédex Entry: Horison has no feeling in its hooves. As such, it can easily run on hot coal.

Ability: Intimidate or Anger Point (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Megahorn, Bulldoze, Fire, Normal, Psychic, and Fighting-type moves.

Heliox: a long-horned sun cow with a golden sun disk in the center of its horns. The horns of male Heliox are longer than the horns of females. Its Divine Form is golden like the sun.

Pokédex Entry: Heliox harnesses the energy of the sun using the disk on its head. This disk also gives Heliox the power of foresight.

Ability: Intimidate or Anger Point (Hidden Ability Flash Fire)

Moves: Capable of learning Megahorn, Bulldoze, Fire, Normal, Psychic, and Fighting-type moves.

Signature Move: Stampede
Detricore (Poison-Dark Type) “The Vengeful Pokémon”

A manticore Pokémon with a lion’s head, ram horns, a red body, dragon wings, and a tail with a ball of spikes. Its Divine Form is made of purple and dark purple toxins. Its eyes shine bright orange.

Pokédex Entry: Detricore is an extremely territorial Pokémon. It flings poisonous spikes from its tail at any intruders.

Ability: Corrosion (Hidden Ability Poison Touch)

Moves: Capable of learning Poison, Dark, Normal, Fire, and Dragon-type moves.
Aquilawa (Electric-Flying Type) “The Eagle Pokémon”

A bird resembling the golden eagle with golden-brown feathers and a yellow beak. It has golden eyes and yellow feet. Its Divine Form is galvanized with white electricity.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon was once worshipped as the storm god of the region. The clap of its wings can be heard for miles, echoing the sound of thunder.

Ability: Static (Hidden Ability Electric Surge)

Moves: Capable of learning Electric, Flying, Normal, and Water-type moves.

Signature Move: Lighting Storm (Type Electric, Category Special, Power 110, Accuracy 100, PP 5)

Multiple bolts of lightning crash down on the target. If combined with a Water-type move the target loses HP over time and chance of Paralysis increase.
Manataur (Water-Normal Type) “The Sea Cow Pokémon”

A white bull for the front half and a gray-blue manatee tail for the back. In its Divine Form, it looks as if its body was made from the ocean itself, crystal blue with waves and ripples of light.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is a master of the ocean and can bend the tide to its will.

Ability: Water Absorb

Moves: Capable of learning Water, Normal, Fairy, Flying, and Electric-type moves.

Signature Move: Tsunami (Type Water, Category Special, Power 100, Accuracy 85, PP 10)

Giant tidal waves crash into all foes and allies.
Holimackrel (Water-Flying Type) "The Flying Fish Pokémon"

Description: A silver and blue fish with four white wings: two where its pectoral fins would be and two on the upper part of its tail before its tailfin. This Pokémon also has a halo, not unlike Shedninja.

Pokédex Entry: This fish Pokémon has evolved its own method of flight to avoid predators in the water. Wingulls and Pelippers are its greatest enemies.

Ability: Moxie or Swift Swim (Hidden Ability Water Veil)

Moves: Capable of learning Flying, Water, Ice, and Normal-type moves.
Plovely→Caladream (Fairy-Flying Type) “The Heartbreak Pokémon”

Plovely: A white and grey plover chick with pink eyes and a pink heart-shaped design on its belly.

Pokédex Entry: Plovely practices singing every day in order to please a potential partner. It is very sweet towards its trainer.

Ability: Cute Charm or Synchronize (Hidden Ability Healer)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Flying, Fairy, and healing/absorbing moves.

Caladream: An elegant white dove with sapphire-blue eyes and a pink ribbon tail with split ends that form the shape of a heart. Its Divine Form is composed of pink and radiant light, blinding those who dare to gaze directly upon it.

Pokédex Entry: Caladream is thought to be the inspiration behind the modern Valentine’s Day card. Its beauty hides a cold and cunning heart. It is a remarkable healer.

Ability: Cute Charm or Synchronize (Hidden Ability Healer)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Flying, Fairy, and healing/absorbing moves.

Signature Move: Love Shot (Type Fairy, Category Physical, Power 90, Accuracy ∞, PP 10)

Pokémon fires a heart-shaped arrow at the target; ignores Accuracy and Evasiveness.
Boarbarian (Fighting Type) “The Bashing-tusks Pokémon”

A large hairy hog with enormous tusks and a dark brown mane.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon immigrated to Mithos from a nearby region. It has a short fuse and while bulldoze anything that stands in its way.

Ability: Reckless (Hidden Ability Sheer Force)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Fighting, Rock, and Ground-type moves.

Signature Move: Rampage (Type Fighting, Category Physical, Power 120, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

The user attacks for 2-3 turns, then becomes confused. User cannot switch out while the move is in play.
Stalhart (Normal-Fighting Type) “The Bronze Hoof Pokémon”

A spirited deer with red fur, golden antlers, and bronze hooves. The females are antlerless.

Pokédex Entry: The male and female versions of this Pokémon have their own signature fighting styles. Males prefer charging and rushing moves while females prefer kicks.

Ability: Keen Eye or No Guard (Hidden Ability Inner Focus)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal and Fighting-type moves.

Signature Moves: Hind Kick (A female-only move in which the Pokémon kicks with its back legs) Stag Charge (A male-only move in which the Pokémon bows its head and charges straight at the target)

Both moves: (Type Fighting, Category Physical, Power 80, Accuracy 100, PP 15)
Miasmeon (Poison Type) “The Toxin Pokémon”

A purple Eevee evolution with a drippy appearance and green eyes. It slings toxic goo from the end of its tail. Its glands secrete poison. Evolves from an Eevee that levels up near a Tar Pit.

Pokédex Entry: Miasmeaon evolved to survive in toxic environments. It serves as an indicator species, and its body changes color depending on how toxic its habitat is. Dark purple indicates pollution while a lighter purple indicates a safe and healthy environment. Miasmeon turns pale when it is sick.

Ability: Corrosion (Hidden Ability Poison Point)

Moves: Capable of learning Poison-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Spectreon (Ghost Type) “The Apparition Pokémon”

This Eevee evolution has soft purple fur and mist-like flames on its head, neck, and tail. It has mist green eyes and a matching “jewel” on its neck and forehead. Its forelegs are manacled with translucent chains dangling from them. The green symbol around both eyes resembles “the eye of Ra” from ancient Egypt. Evolves from an Eevee with high friendship that knows the move Shadow Ball.

Pokédex Entry: Spectreon is capable of turning invisible and phasing through objects. While it can phase through living creatures, it prefers not to, as doing so can cause hallucinations.

Ability: Spooky (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Enables Ghost-type moves to hit Normal and Fighting-type Pokémon

Moves: Capable of learning Ghost-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Obisideon (Rock Type) “The Sharp Stone Pokémon”

A shiny black Eevee evolution with rock-like protuberances on its body. Its ears and tail are sharp, like split chunks of obsidian, which contrast with its overall smooth appearance. Evolves from an Eevee when given a Sharp Stone.

Pokédex Entry: Obsidian may be edgy, but it has a soft heart. It prefers to scare its opponents off rather than attack them directly. It realizes how sharp its body is, so it fights only when necessary.

Ability: Rough Skin (Hidden Ability Solid Rock)

Moves: Capable of learning Rock-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Aveon (Flying Type) “The Cloud-Winged Pokémon”

In many ways, this Eevee evolution resembles a cloud. It is white, fluffy, and has a puffy cloud-swirl tail. Its angelic wings allow it to fly. Evolves from an Eevee that receives Pretty Wing.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is lighter than air. Its super soft fur traps helium, enabling it to rise.

Ability: Aerilate (Hidden Ability Gale Wings)

Moves: Capable of learning Flying-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Cicadeon (Bug Type) “The Buzzing Pokémon”

Insecteon resembles a cross between Eevee and a killer wasp (a.k.a the cicada hawk). Its ears are folded over to resemble antennae. Its body is mostly ebon with one yellow stripe on its ears and legs and three around its midsection. Unlike a wasp, however, this Eeeve evolution has two pairs of wings and a long tail with a stinger at the end. It evolves from Eevee that levels up while holding an Insect Husk.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon has a fierce rivalry with Cidraiga. It preys on Dragrub and small insects.

Ability: Swarm (Hidden Ability Steadfast)

Moves: Capable of learning Bug-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Paleon (Ground Type) “The Shifting Sand Pokémon”

A white-sand-colored Eevee evolution with black eyes and a long tail shaped like an Egyptian crook. It wears a white pith helmet with holes at the top for its ears to poke out of. Evolves from an Eevee that levels up while holding a Rare Bone.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon excels at finding fossils and ancient artifacts. It enjoys digging for treasure and can be somewhat of a hoarder.

Ability: Lightning Rod (Hidden Ability Sand Force)

Moves: Capable of learning Ground-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Brawleon (Fighting Type) “The Fleet-footed Pokémon”

A rust-red Eevee evolution with black eyes and boxing wraps around its ankles and waist. It has a star-shaped “scar” around its left eye and a tail that resembles two strips of hand wrap. Evolves from an Eevee with high friendship that knows the move Double Kick.

Pokédex Entry: Brawleon has perfected the art of the roundhouse kick. It faces its opponent head on with sheer determination.

Ability: Scrappy (Hidden Ability Inner Focus)

Moves: Capable of learning Fighting-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Battaleon (Steel Type) “The Ironclad Pokémon”

This Eevee evolution looks much like Eevee except it is rounder and smoother. It is two tones of gray, fully metal-clad, and has livid steel-colored eyes. Evolves from an Eevee while holding a Klasp Husk or a Faux Klasp obtained from the laboratory in Coronet City.

Pokédex Entry: Battaleon is not a naturally occurring Eevee evolution. It was bred by humans to be a warrior and a body guard. As such, this Pokémon is loyal to a fault.

Ability: Steelworker (Hidden Ability Sturdy)

Moves: Capable of learning Steel-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Drakeon (Dragon Type) “The Little Dragon Pokémon”

A dark-green Eevee evolution with two long whiskers and dragon-like spines down its forehead to the tip of its tail. It has a light-colored underbelly, flat ears, and a spade-tipped tail. The ears resemble dragon wings. Curiously, Drakeon has no wings of its own. Evolves from an Eevee that levels up while holding a Dragon Scale.

Pokédex Entry: It’s whiskers allow it to detect electrical currents. This allow it to predict changes in weather and find its trainer the fog.

Ability: Multiscale (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Dragon-type moves and all moves available to Eevee.
Jinnjar→Jarjinni (Ghost-Normal Type) “The Bottled Spirit Pokémon”

Jinnjar: This mason jar-like Pokémon resulted from exorcists who captured and contained spirits in vessels. People who open these vessels are said to be cursed for life.

Pokédex Entry: A tale from Mithos mythology credits a Jinnjar for bringing disease and despair into the world.

Ability: Clear Body or Illusion (Hidden Ability Cursed Body)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Ghost, Dark, and Psychic-type moves.

Jarjinni: Upon evolving, the spirit freed itself from the jar, taking the guise of a genie-like figure. This Pokémon sports a turban, earring, and occasionally a turquoise belt buckle. It is capable of shapeshifting and is both feared and revered for its god-like power.

Pokédex Entry: These Pokémon supposedly have the power to grant three wishes. In most accounts, these wishes usually come with drawbacks.

Ability: Clear Body or Illusion (Hidden Ability Cursed Body)

Moves: Capable of learning Normal, Ghost, Dark, and Psychic-type moves.
Petrina→Delusa or Gorgeon (Rock-Water/Dragon Type) “The Gorgon Pokémon”

Petrina: a child-sized Pokémon resembling a young girl. Some believe it is a relative of Kirlia while others point out elements of its design are similar to Meditite. This pure Rock-type has a skirt and a curled top reminiscent of Meditite’s “hat” crossed with Kirlia’s “hair”.

Pokédex Entry: Petrina is an excellent dancer and twirls around when happy.

Ability: Cute Charm

Moves: Capable of learning Rock, Dragon, Water, Normal, Dark, and Fairy-type moves.

Delusa: Evolves when given a Water Stone. This Pokémon resembles a mermaid in the closest sense of the word. A fish tail from the waist down, a shell-like mid-section, and curly long hair form one attractive Pokémon, but be careful! Delusa is said to lure it’s victims into the water so it can drown them.

Pokédex Entry: Delusa is believed to be responsible for many ancient shipwrecks. Sailors who wish to enter Mithos ports are advised to wear earplugs.

Ability: Cute Charm

Moves: Capable of learning Rock, Dragon, Water, Normal, Dark, and Fairy-type moves.

Gorgeon: Evolves while holding Dragon Scale. This Pokémon’s beautific face is hidden by a mess of serpent-like hair. It’s body is snake-like from the waist down. It is said that if a trainer looks into this Pokémon’s eyes he or she will turn into stone. Only those who have a special bound with the Pokémon will be able to resist it’s curse.

Pokédex Entry: Gorgeon’s color palette appears similar to that of Shiny Gardevior. However, these Pokémon are not related.

Ability: Piercing Gaze

Lowers opponents’ accuracy upon entering battle

Moves: Capable of learning Rock, Dragon, Water, Normal, Dark, and Fairy-type moves.

Signature Move: Petrify (Type Rock, Category Status, Accuracy 90, PP 20)

Changes opponents’ type to Rock-type and has a 20% chance of inflicting Paralysis
Nixeerie (Water-Ghost Type by Red Gallade) “The Fiddler Pokémon”

A humanoid Pokemon that can stand around the same size as a full grown adult human with dull light blue skin, reptilian hands and feet while holding a violin bow, it's eyes are emerald green and while it's mouth is seen as small, it can change to a very wide grin with sharp teeth. It's most notable feature is it's extremely long seaweed like hair that reaches down past it's waist, it tends to pull on it's hair, holding it out and scraping the bow along it, it's "hair" emitting the same sound as one playing the violin. It's extremely rare to see one away from lakes, sometimes it tends to go to villages to play it's music almost like a street performer, some tend to journey with musicians in search of musical inspiration.

Pokédex Entry: Its music has hypnotic potency and many stories describe its power to enslave minds and lure naughty children away from home.

Ability: Cursed Body

Moves: It is capable of learning Water, Ghost, Normal, Dark, and Fairy-type moves.
Dragrub—>Larvagon—>Cidraiga (Bug-Dragon Type) “The Resonance Pokémon”

Dragrub: A literal wormy wyrm with a dragon’s head and a grub-like body.

Pokédex Entry: This Dragrub cannot move very fast so it learned to shoot fire balls at Pokémon that try to eat it. It has excellent long rage capability for a Bug-type.

Ability: Rivalry or Mold Breaker (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Dragon, Bug, Normal, Fire, and Dark-type moves.

Larvagon: A green Pokémon resembling a cicada shell with red eyes, small wings, and a vaguely draconic head.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is sluggish yet hardy. It sheds its exoskeleton twice a year.

Ability: Rivalry or Mold Breaker (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Dragon, Bug, Normal, Fire, and Dark-type moves.

Cidraiga: A wyvern-like Pokémon with cicada wings attached to its arms, green and brown skin, and red spots on its forehead. Shiny Cidraiga is golden.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon vibbrates its wings to create high frequency sounds. Effective for breaking glass or disorienting opponents.

Ability: Rivalry or Mold Breaker (Hidden Ability Levitate)

Moves: Capable of learning Dragon, Bug, Normal, Fire, and Dark-type moves.
Spriuff—>Cerbark—>Cerberoar (Ghost-Dark Type) “The Underworld Pokémon”

Spriuff: A spectral puppy wearing a skull over the top part of its head. The back half of its body has no legs. Instead, it ends in a whip-like point. The white strip on its two front ankles is meant to resemble manacles. Its Divine Form has red eyes and a body made of black smoke.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is commonly found at graveyards where it enjoys chewing on old bones.

Ability: Clear Body (Hidden Ability Eternal Night)

Moves: Capable of learning Ghost, Dark, Normal, Fire, and Psychic-type moves.

Cerbark: This spectral hound sports two pairs of legs, a second head, and shackles around its legs. Its howl is said to bring death.

Pokédex Entry: It was once thought Cerbark would cross paths with people who were about to die. Scientists have since debunked this theory as a superstition.

Ability: Clear Body (Hidden Ability Eternal Night)

Moves: Capable of learning Ghost, Dark, Normal, Fire, and Psychic-type moves.

Cerberoar: Spiruff’s final evolution sports yet another head, with red eyes and dawning the familiar skull mask. Each neck sports a chain-like collar and shackles around its feet. Its fur is midnight black and its tail resembles a scythe.

Pokédex Entry: Cerberoar’s sinister appearance has led to its nickname “King of the Underworld”. Whether it truly guards the afterlife or not remains a mystery. According to rumor, an Alpha version of this Pokémon lives in a cave on Mt. Apex.

Ability: Eternal Night

Pokémon creates dark terrain for 3-5 turns, powering up Dark-type moves and raising evasiveness.

Moves: Capable of learning Ghost, Dark, Normal, Fire, and Psychic-type moves.

Signature Move: Curse Breaker (Type Ghost, Category Status, Accuracy 100, PP 10)

Lifts the effects of Curse or Soul Possession and lifts the effect of action restricting moves (torment, taunt, embargo, etc.)
Klasp→Ouroboa (Steel-Dragon Type) “The Infinity Pokémon”

Klasp: A tin-colored snake with layered scales that stick out like plates. It spends all of its time hibernating and biting its tail. To evolve, Klasp wraps itself around another Pokémon’s wrist, ankle, or tail to swipe exp. pts.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon is considered a parasite by many. Though it usually binds itself to a Pokémon, stories have been told of unsuspecting humans putting on the Klasp, believing that it was a metal bracelet.

Ouroboa: A massive draconic serpent prone to biting its tail. Most believe this habit was acquired from its time as a Klasp. However, some speculate that this behavior allows a current of energy to flow through Ouroboa’s body. Ouroboa has chrome-like skin, inspiring its nickname “the Rainbow Serpent”.

Pokédex Entry: According to legend, this Pokémon draws power from its host. In return, the host is repaid with a boon protection as well as a mysterious new ability.

Ability: Unity

Grants the Pokémon immunity to Soul Possession and similar abilities designed to influence the Pokémon's mind, soul, or emotions. Upon evolution, this ability becomes the Hidden Ability of Ouroboa's host.

Moves: Capable of learning Steel, Dragon, and Normal-type moves.

Signature Move: Ardor Bombardment (Type Normal, Category Special, Power 100, Accuracy 100, PP 5)

Target is blasted with a beam of pure energy. The type of this move depends on the Pokémon’s held item.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 15, 2023

I think I know what Pokemon I'd like to catch first already.

Inkage · Jun 15, 2023

Why is the merciless debt collector Tom Nook a Pokemon now??
On a side note, I really feel for you because not only because you have to reveal all the Fakemon your going to use, but you also have to decide which already existing Pokemon you want to carry over, unless you've already done that, since I know you put a lot of thought into this.

Can't wait to start. First time I've really role played for a while, can't wait to show off my polished skills compared to the mess I had 3 or four years ago. I forget how many.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 15, 2023

Blotch'd said:
Why is the merciless debt collector Tom Nook a Pokemon now??

I'm not going to lie, I have no clue who that is. XD I assume you are referring to Tyccoon. I kinda thought it went with the theme, so I ran with it.

I'm going to wait for at least two other people to join before I get this up and running. In the meantime, keep a lookout for the finished Fakédex. I'm hoping to finish it today.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

I think I have a team in mind now: Wulfluer, Cirkit, Zefoal, Battaleon, Dragrub, and Spiruff. First forms just because you gotta start somewhere.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
I think I have a team in mind now: Wulfluer, Cirkit, Zefoal, Battaleon, Dragrub, and Spiruff. First forms just because you gotta start somewhere.

I myself am holding out to see which preexisting Pokemon return before I decide. But Aloeghar will be there, as well as Samamba and Aveon eventually.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
I myself am holding out to see which preexisting Pokemon return before I decide. But Aloeghar will be there, as well as Samamba and Aveon eventually.

I like to experiment with new gen Pokemon. Besides, I like the evolutions.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

Name: Wulf Wood
Age: 19
Hometown: Nimbasa City originally, starting point is Chaplet Town
Gender/Pronouns: Male
Appearance:

Bio (optional):
Occupation: Trainer/Breeder
Pokémon Starter: Sizzly
Other: Prefers Dark types, but won't turn away any potential new partner Pokemon that is willing to travel with him.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
Name: Wulf Wood

Nicholas D. Wolfwood!?

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
I myself am holding out to see which preexisting Pokemon return before I decide. But Aloeghar will be there, as well as Samamba and Aveon eventually.

Pretty much any preexisting Pokémon that resembles anything that can be found in ancient and modern Greece will be returning. If you have a favorite Pokémon you want to include, let me know. Chances are, I will approve it. I can even tell you where you can encounter it in the wild.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
Name: Wulf Wood
Age: 19
Hometown: Nimbasa City originally, starting point is Chaplet Town
Gender/Pronouns: Male
Appearance: View attachment 947070
Bio (optional):
Occupation: Trainer/Breeder
Pokémon Starter: Sizzly
Other: Prefers Dark types, but won't turn away any potential new partner Pokemon that is willing to travel with him.

Accepted!

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

A Note on Fossil Pokémon

In the spirit of Greece, there will be no dinosaur fossils available in the Mithos Region. This is because the climate during the mesozoic era did not allow their remains to be preserved. However, you will find mammal fossils in the region that will allow you to revive the following Pokémon:

Nubwoo→Woollino (Ice-Ground Type) “The Woolly Rhinocerous Pokémon”
1. Nubwoo: A baby fur covered rhinoceros with a small horn apparently made of ice. This Pokémon was surprisingly graceful for its size. Its padded feet give enabled it to run on ice. It is believed a warming climate brought this Pokémon to extinction. It is revived from a Horn Fossil.
2. Woollino: A giant wolly rhinoceros with a horn so massive it can bust through glaciers. Some believe this Pokémon still survives at the Himalayan Mountains. Its assumed extinction was probably due to climate change and competition with Mamoswine. It is capable of learning Ice, Ground, Rock, and Normal-type moves.
Ezekielk (Rock-Ice Type) “The Irish Elk Pokémon”
1. A gigantic cervid with enormous moose-like antlers. It thrived in cold plain-like environments where there were few trees. Some say it could split the earth with its will. The cause of its extinction remains unknown. It is revived from an Old Antler. It is capable of learning Rock, Ice, Ground, and Normal-type moves.
Antiquine (Normal-Rock Type) “The Horse Ancestor Pokémon”
1. About the size of a Ponyta, this Pokémon with rust colored fur with white spots, white muzzle, and white underbelly is thought to be the ancestor of all horse Pokémon. It has a short black mane and donkey-like tail. Unlike a horse, however, Antiquine has cloven hooves similar to a goat. It is revived from a Hoof Fossil. It is capable of learning Normal, Rock, Ground, and Fire-type moves.

For those of you Dinosaur Pokémon lovers: Fear not! You will be able to find all preexisting fossil Pokémon, save for the Galar fossil fusions, in the DLC Location: The Gypsum Archipelago. The Gypsum Archipelago also presents you with the opportunity to find four new Pokémon fossils:

Maestrodon (Rock-Psychic Type) “The Troodon Pokémon”
1. This Pokémon isn't very strong, but makes up for it with it's amazing intellect. It uses it's psychic capabilities to mess with it's opponents' heads, confusing or making them panic. It is theorized that an ancient flood caused this Pokémon’s extinction.
2. This Pokémon is capable of learning Rock, Psychic, Fire, and Normal-type moves.
Roarzor (Rock-Steel Type) “The Therizinosaurus Pokémon”
1. This Pokémon is tall and has very sharp, long claws; longer than even Sneasler's claws. Its bulky body makes this Pokemon a powerhouse at the cost of greatly reducing its foot speed. Despite its fierce appearance, scientists believe this Pokémon was a vegetarian. It is capable of learning Rock, Ground, Steel, Dark, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.
Plankylo→Stegospike (Rock-Fighting Type) “The Plate Armor Pokémon”
1. Plankylo: This Pokémon was built for defense, from the armor on its back to the club tail with four small spikes. It is incredibly slow but makes up for it by being virtually indestructible.
2. Stegospike: This Pokémon was built for defense. Two large spikes stick out from its hips, two smaller spikes stick out from the side of its head, and its club tail has transformed into a menacing mace. This Pokémon shook the earth with its footsteps. Its main weakness is its soft underbelly. It is capable of learning Rock, Ground, Fighting, and Normal-type moves.
Parashoot→Paraseng (Rock-Grass Type) “The Hadrosaur Pokémon”
1. Parashoot: A green hadrosaur Pokémon with a slightly curved crest. This Pokémon had a melodious voice that could be heard from kilometers away.
2. Paraseng: This Pokémon’s music was thought to give it control over plants. Its large crest on top of its head functions as a resonating chamber. While Paraseng walked on all fours, it is thought to have run on two legs. What it lacks in defense it makes up for in speed and creativity. It is capable of learning Rock, Grass, Fairy, Ground, and Normal-type moves.

Note: Because this is a DLC Location and a group of islands, you will not be able to obtain these fossils unless you or the person you trade with has one fully evolved Flying-type or Water-type transport Pokémon.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Charlotte Pryce said:
Pretty much any preexisting Pokémon that resembles anything that can be found in ancient and modern Greece will be returning. If you have a favorite Pokémon you want to include, let me know. Chances are, I will approve it. I can even tell you where you can encounter it in the wild.

I was thinking Honedge, which makes sense for her character.
Orchidylian, Aegislash, Aveon, Hissboomba, Gorgeon*, and Houndoom will be her final team.
*Or whichever evolution is the water type version of the Gorgon
And I have my reasons for each one.
Orchidylian because she actually sunburns pretty easily,
Aegislash because it detects the innate qualities of leadership and represents a royal guard of sorts
Aveon because of it's cuteness and grace
Hissboomba because dancing is also grace...?
Gorgeon because Beauty, shyness, yada yada
and Houndoom because it's a dog, no team is complete without a cute pupper.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

You know, it'd be interesting if the honedge line resembled Greek or Egyptian weaponry. You could say the fully evolved Aegislash looks like the sword and shield that Perseus used to slay Medusa. Just saying.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
You know, it'd be interesting if the honedge line resembled Greek or Egyptian weaponry. You could say the fully evolved Aegislash looks like the sword and shield that Perseus used to slay Medusa. Just saying.

Oh no, he's right-
If there was one thing this was all missing it is regional variants!

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
I was thinking Honedge, which makes sense for her character.
Orchidylian, Aegislash, Aveon, Hissboomba, Gorgeon*, and Houndoom will be her final team.
*Or whichever evolution is the water type version of the Gorgon
And I have my reasons for each one.
Orchidylian because she actually sunburns pretty easily,
Aegislash because it detects the innate qualities of leadership and represents a royal guard of sorts
Aveon because of it's cuteness and grace
Hissboomba because dancing is also grace...?
Gorgeon because Beauty, shyness, yada yada
and Houndoom because it's a dog, no team is complete without a cute pupper.

Ooo! Like the theme. Delusa is the Water equivalent of Gorgeon by the way. Gorgeon is Rock/Dragon-type.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
You know, it'd be interesting if the honedge line resembled Greek or Egyptian weaponry. You could say the fully evolved Aegislash looks like the sword and shield that Perseus used to slay Medusa. Just saying.

Blotch'd said:
Oh no, he's right-
If there was one thing this was all missing it is regional variants!

So you guys are going to make me do more work, huh? @.@

Okay, challenge excepted. But if you all want regional variants, you are going to help.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Charlotte Pryce said:
So you guys are going to make me do more work, huh?
Okay, challenge excepted. But if you all want regional variants, you are going to help.

Mithosican (Or Mithoslogical) Meowth and Purrcival (Fairy)
Meowth (Fairy)
appearance: A pink, fluffy Meowth with elaborate curls, walking upon four legs. The curls go down like a cloak over it's figure. The coin on their head is thick and has man-like sketches on it.
Held in high esteem for many years, these Pokemon are even more pampered and self righteous than their Alolan cousins. Enjoy comfort over all other of life's necessities.
Purrcival (Fairy)
appearance: A large, pink creature with elaborate curls only upon it's head, the rest of it's body being covered in curls that resemble armor and cloak. It stand upright in battle but is on all four's the remainder of the time, and the coin once upon their brow has moved to the center of their chest.
This Pokemon has a strong sense of valor, often interrupting even it's sleep to defend the meek and poor from villains. Often train wild Pokemon to help them.

Forget Hissboomba, I want this thing!

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Team Gnosis

One of the villain teams you may encounter in the Mithos Region. This team is lead by Director Athena Polias, business woman, scholar, and polymath who seeks the Lost Scroll that supposedly reveals the location of the Sunken City. She believes the common person has no respect for ancient history and valuable artifacts. Convenient, since she organized relocation projects and halted construction in order to get her hands on ancient artifacts. Her Pokémon Team includes Aegislash, Noctowl, Arboliva, Ariados, and Delusa.

Team Dynamis

One of the villain teams you may encounter in the Mithos Region. This group is led by Athena's older brother, Ares. Unlike Athena, his only concern is looking after his best interest. His "team" is less of an organized unit and more of a protest mob consisting mostly of workers, teenagers, and young adults who lost their jobs and or their homes so that archeologists could excavate ancient artifacts. He claims to support the "here and now" over the buried past, but really he enjoys profiting off other people's misery and making life difficult for his sister. His Pokémon include Mandibuzz, Boarbarian, Houndoom, Mightyena, and Rapidash.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
Mithosican (Or Mithoslogical) Meowth and Purrcival (Fairy and Fairy/Fighting)
Meowth (Fairy)
appearance: A pink, fluffy Meowth with elaborate curls, walking upon four legs. The curls go down like a cloak over it's figure. The coin on their head is thick and has man-like sketches on it.
Held in high esteem for many years, these Pokemon are even more pampered and self righteous than their Alolan cousins. Enjoy comfort over all other of life's necessities.
Purrcival (Fairy/Fighting)
appearance: A large, pink creature with elaborate curls only upon it's head, the rest of it's body being covered in curls that resemble armor and cloak. It stand upright in battle but is on all four's the remainder of the time, and the coin once upon their brow has moved to the center of their chest.
This Pokemon has a strong sense of valor, often interrupting even it's sleep to defend the meek and poor from villains. Often train wild Pokemon to help them.

Forget Hissboomba, I want this thing!

I like it, but do you mind a couple of suggestions?

1) Mithosican or Mithoslogical could work, but I think Mithosian is less stuffy.
2) The past two Persian variants had only one type, so to be loyal to the canon it might be a good idea to choose between either Fairy or Fighting-type.

Other than that, I think the concept is perfect.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Charlotte Pryce said:
I like it, but do you mind a couple of suggestions?

1) Mithosican or Mithoslogical could work, but I think Mithosian is less stuffy.
2) The past two Persian variants had one type, so to be loyal to the canon it might be a good idea to choose between either Fairy or Fighting-type.

Other than that, I think the concept is perfect.

Oh, fine. If it's to be loyal to the canon.
Fairy works just fine, then, as it's typing.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
Oh, fine. If it's to be loyal to the canon.
Fairy works just fine, then, as it's typing.

Sorry, if I squashed your dreams. I didn't mean to. I just thought it would be fair if Fakémon and Pokémon were balanced.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

@Draco Nightshade

What type should Mithosian Aegislash be? I personally think Steel/Ghost is neat but there cannot be a variant without a type change. Steel/Dark maybe? What is befitting of the bronze Aegis and sword used to slay Medusa?

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Mithosian Regional Variants

Mithosian Meowth-->Purrcival (Fairy Type)

Mithosian Meowth: A pink, fluffy Meowth with elaborate curls, walking upon four legs. The curls go down like a cloak over it's figure. The coin on their head is thick and has man-like sketches on it.

Pokédex Entry: Held in high esteem for many years, these Pokemon are even more pampered and self righteous than their Alolan cousins. Enjoy comfort over all other of life's necessities.

Purrcival: A large, pink creature with elaborate curls only upon it's head, the rest of it's body being covered in curls that resemble armor and cloak. It stand upright in battle but is on all four's the remainder of the time, and the coin once upon their brow has moved to the center of their chest.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokemon has a strong sense of valor, often interrupting even it's sleep to defend the meek and poor from villains. Often train wild Pokemon to help them.
Mithosian Noctowl (Psychic-Flying Type)

This Noctowl’s coloration resembles that of a Barn Owl. In Mithos, this Pokémon is a symbol of wisdom and strategy. Its sharp eyes and sharp mind make for one formidable foe.
Mithosian Honedge-->Mithosian Doublade-->Mithosian Aegislash (Steel/Fairy Type)

Mithosian Honedge: A bronze Pokémon resembling an ancient greek short sword.

Pokédex Entry: This Honedge line in this region were supposedly forged by the gods in ancient times with the Fairy type representing the gods' power.

Mithosian Doublade:

Pokédex Entry: A pair of bronze and slightly rusted swords with brown hilts.

Mithosian Aegislash: A bronze shield with the head of a Gorgeon emblazoned on the front and a harpe (a.k.a adamantine sword).

Pokédex Entry: According to legend, these weapons were forged for a god-like hero. Neglect and longing for its master transformed them into a Pokémon.
Mithosian Ponyta-->Mithosian Rapidash (Water Type)

Mithosian Ponyta: This Ponyta has a sea-green mane and a fish tail in place of its backlegs. Finlike gills can be seen on each side of its face. Inspired by the Hippocampus of greek mythology.

Pokédex Entry: According to legend, this regional variant was born from the foam of the sea. It thrives in aquatic environments.

Mithosian Rapidash: Similar to the creature above, except with the horn of a narwhal and a longer flowing mane. Partially inspired by the kelpie of Scottish lore.

Pokédex Entry: Some accounts describe Rapidash growing back legs so that it can run on land. Trainers are advised to wear a snorkel or an oxygen mask when riding this Pokémon, as it often forgets that some creatures cannot breathe underwater.
Mithosian Dragonite (Dragon-Psychic Type)

A long, Purple, Dragonair-like creature that curls around a gold colored staff that is made of energy. At the tip of this intricate staff is an orb. The Dragonair-like creature has two wings sprouting from it's head, similar to Hermes's helmet. It is twice as long as Dragonair and completely encircles the Staff multiple times. It's tail end's in a cloud-like puff.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokemon is often depicted healing those in great need. However, these same powers can also be used to spread disease among the wicked.
Mithosian Pyroar (Fire-Steel Type)

A golden-brown lion with a rust-red and steel-colored mane. Males are stronger and more aggressive than their Kalos counterparts as are the females. They prefer their meat cooked.

Pokédex Entry: This Pokémon was the companion of Akatara, the legendary first trainer of Mithos. It is said he gained its respect by wrestling with it.
Mithosian Deino-->Mithosian Zweilous-->Mithosian Hydreigon (Poison-Dragon Type)

Deino: This Pokémon is pretty much the same as the original except its skin is purple instead of blue and it has visible fangs.

Zweilous: It is purple and black with red treads. Its body is more serpentine in structure. The back legs are non-existent.

Hydreigon: This Pokémon has three real heads, each with visible fangs dripping with venom. Its hands have turned into dummy heads. A Mithosian Hydreigon is said to guard The Tree of Beginning where the most delicious Fancy Apples grow. It is unknown whether this is the same Hydreigon that Akatara faced during his 12 Great Deeds.
Stingtyke-->Stingtine (Electric-Flying-type) "The Stingray Pokémon"

Stingtyke: Similar to Tentacool v. Toedscool, Stingtyke and Mantyke look very similar except Stingtyke is dark-blue and yellow and more shaped like a stingray. It has a lightning bolt tail.

Stingtine: While similar in appearance to Mantine, Stingtine is actually it own Pokémon. It has a lightning bolt tail, a light underside and a dark blue top with yellow spot markings on its fines and yellow tipped antennae. Its eyes are red and surrounded by black circles in contrast to Mantine's white and black eyes.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

Mithosian Ponyta and Rapidash (Water type)
Appearance: same body plan as the originals, in place of flames are fishlike fins, the tail resembling a Vaporeon's.
Inspiration: the Hippocampus, aka Water Horse
As far as the Honedge line... What if it was Fairy/Steel or Ghost/Ground?

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Charlotte Pryce said:
@Draco Nightshade

What type should Mithosian Aegislash be? I personally think Steel/Ghost is neat but there cannot be a variant without a type change. Steel/Dark maybe? What is befitting of the bronze Aegis and sword used to slay Medusa?

Putting my two cents in because I'm gonna be using it- Steel/Electric also works because Perseus got his sword from Zeus the God of Thunder, and is what I'm rooting for, but Steel/Fighting could also work (Less original though)
...WAIT IDEA FORMING: Dragonite that looks like Dragonair and is based off the Staff Asclepius/Hermes wields.
Mithosian Dragonite (Dragon/Psychic)
Appearance: A long, Purple, Dragonair-like creature that curls around a gold colored staff that is made of energy. At the tip of this intricate staff is an orb. The Dragonair-like creature has two wings sprouting from it's head, similar to Hermes's helmet. It is twice as long as Dragonair and completely encircles the Staff multiple times. It's tail end's in a cloud-like puff.
This Pokemon is often depicted healing those in great need. However, these same powers can also be used to spread disease among the wicked.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
Putting my two cents in because I'm gonna be using it- Steel/Electric also works because Perseus got his sword from Zeus the God of Thunder, and is what I'm rooting for, but Steel/Fighting could also work (Less original though)
...WAIT IDEA FORMING: Dragonite that looks like Dragonair and is based off the Staff Asclepius/Hermes wields.
Mithosian Dragonite (Dragon/Psychic)
Appearance: A long, Purple, Dragonair-like creature that curls around a gold colored staff that is made of energy. At the tip of this intricate staff is an orb. The Dragonair-like creature has two wings sprouting from it's head, similar to Hermes's helmet. It is twice as long as Dragonair and completely encircles the Staff multiple times. It's tail end's in a cloud-like puff.
This Pokemon is often depicted healing those in great need. However, these same powers can also be used to spread disease among the wicked.

I was thinking about how the Pokemon more closely resembling Medusa is a Rock/Dragon type. You could say that the Honedge line in this region were supposedly forged by the gods in ancient times with the Fairy type representing the gods' power.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

The Pokémon League v. The Labors Challenge

The Mithos League operates a bit different from other Pokémon Leagues. Here at Mithos, each Gym Leader is required to best all other Gym Leaders in order to qualify for their job. As such, Mithos has no "champion", as every Gym Leader was a champion at some time or another. When a Gym Leader retires, their replacement must beat them in a Pokémon Battle using Pokémon of the same type. Trainers who wish to challenge the League can challenge the gyms in any order. However, the final four Gym Leaders must be battled at Kraun City Stadium, along with all the other trainers who beat the league that year.

The Labors Challenge is a competition unique to Mithos. Anyone with four or more gym badges can compete. This competition was modeled after the legendary trainer Akatara who was supposedly the first Pokémon trainer in the Mithos Region as the first person to visit all of the ancient cities. Each stage of the competition is modeled after one of his twelve ancient deeds.

Wrestle Pyroar
Defeat Hydreigon
Capture Stalhart
Challenge Boarbarian
Tend a Heliox herd
Catch 20 Fearow
Challenge Manataur
Ride Pegagust
Obtain Daenite’s Sash
"Capture" a new Eeveelution
Gather 10 Fancy Apples from The Tree of Beginning (The oldest tree in the region, guarded by serpentine and draconic Pokémon)
Challenge Cerberoar

Competing these challenges and defeating all other competitors in a Pokémon Battle earns the trainer the title of Legend. Trainer and their Pokémon receive laurel crowns dipped in gold.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
I was thinking about how the Pokemon more closely resembling Medusa is a Rock/Dragon type. You could say that the Honedge line in this region were supposedly forged by the gods in ancient times with the Fairy type representing the gods' power.onk

Okay yes but technically if we take it as literal, Fairies are often depicted in Greek mythology. They are technically different beings than Gods so why would Fairy be a good representation and not Electric if we're talking about godly power? Zeus is the king of Gods, after all.
If you are making it off of what could kill a rock/dragon real easy then it does make sense but as a representation of the power of God's I don't see it. And it's not like the sword was used only on Medusa, so why make it a direct counter specifically for the Pokemon, and not any of the more powerful monsters it mowed down?

...Sorry, I just really like debate.

Charlotte Pryce · Jun 16, 2023

Blotch'd said:
Okay yes but technically if we take it as literal, Fairies are often depicted in Greek mythology. They are technically different beings than Gods so why would Fairy be a good representation and not Electric if we're talking about godly power? Zeus is the king of Gods, after all.
If you are making it off of what could kill a rock/dragon real easy then it does make sense but as a representation of the power of God's I don't see it. And it's not like the sword was used only on Medusa, so why make it a direct counter specifically for the Pokemon, and not any of the more powerful monsters it mowed down?

...Sorry, I just really like debate.

Okay, you two. Rock-paper-scissors or find a tie breaker for Aegislash's type. In the meantime, you can read the other Regional Variant Dex entries. I finished updating the list.

Draco Nightshade · Jun 16, 2023

That reminds me, Mithosian Deino, Zweilous, and Hydreigon (Poison/Dragon type) probably more serpentine body structure, back legs are non-existent, visible fangs dripping with venom, Hydreigon has three real heads with it's hands turning into dummies.

Blotch'd said:
Okay yes but technically if we take it as literal, Fairies are often depicted in Greek mythology. They are technically different beings than Gods so why would Fairy be a good representation and not Electric if we're talking about godly power? Zeus is the king of Gods, after all.
If you are making it off of what could kill a rock/dragon real easy then it does make sense but as a representation of the power of God's I don't see it. And it's not like the sword was used only on Medusa, so why make it a direct counter specifically for the Pokemon, and not any of the more powerful monsters it mowed down?

...Sorry, I just really like debate.

Technically, Perseus received the sword and shield from Athena but when you consider that the Electric type is not very effective against Dragon or Rock types, lore wise it just makes sense. Design wise, I'd have to go with a Spartan sword and shield with the shield looking more like a mirror.

Inkage · Jun 16, 2023

Draco Nightshade said:
That reminds me, Mithosian Deino, Zweilous, and Hydreigon (Poison/Dragon type) probably more serpentine body structure, back legs are non-existent, visible fangs dripping with venom, Hydreigon has three real heads with it's hands turning into dummies.

Technically, Perseus received the sword and shield from Athena but when you consider that the Electric type is not very effective against Dragon or Rock types, lore wise it just makes sense. Design wise, I'd have to go with a Spartan sword and shield with the shield looking more like a mirror.

Okay, okay, you win. I've thought about it and it makes sense now.
...How many of these regional variants do we need? Alola had 18, Galar had 19 (Thirteen in original, 19 after DLC), and Paldea had 3.

Honestly I just keep coming up with different idea's in the moment but we should probably put a cap on how many we're going to actually consider canon.

Private/Closed Pokémon: Bronze and Iron {Discussion Thread}

Choosing a Starter​

Map & Locations​

Mithos Fakédex​

A Note on Fossil Pokémon​

Team Gnosis​

Team Dynamis​

Mithosian Regional Variants​

The Pokémon League v. The Labors Challenge​