Pokémon Spectrum Version

Pokémon Spectrum Version is an upcoming Pokémon series for the Nintendo Switch, being released as the first main series title for the series's Generation VIII. The game is confirmed to contain a trial system that is a mixture of the Island Trials of Sun and Moon and the Gym Leaders of all other prior games, culminating into Zehyre's 10 "Guild Masters".
The game follows the main playable character (the default name being Anthony, Natasha, or Kai, depending on the gender chosen) as they travel across the new Zehyre region, catching Pokémon and challenging the Zehyre Pokémon League, by battling and defeating the region's ten Guild Masters, all the while learning more about a somewhat mysterious Pokémon organization running around in the region.
Pokémon Spectrum Version is set for a March 27, 2019 release.
==Gameplay==
The general gameplay of is nearly identical to that of it's predecessors, Pokémon Sun and Moon. Both this game and the previous pair focus on the same general trials in a Pokemon adventure: as the player character travels the region, creating a customizable team of Pokemon, completing the Pokémon League's objectives, filling in the regional Pokédex, facing off against the villainous team, and, eventually, battling the Pokémon League's champion. Between Sun and Moon and Spectrum, however, a few changes in the structure have been made.
Generally, the way things function in the main game have remained unchanged. Players still travel through the overworld and, after catching Pokémon in the wild or receiving them as gifts, battle other wild Pokémon, or with other trainers in the game. Pokémon gain EXP for every Pokemon they help knock out, which helps them level up. Having a well-rounded team of Pokemon is the key to victory.
Spectrum brings the series full-circle, by combining the Gym Leader format and the Island Trial format to create a new method of gameplay: these characters are called Guild Masters, and they run Guilds corresponding to their signature typing. To defeat a Guild Master and obtain their corresponding Guild Badge, the player must go through two different trials. The first trial is more reminiscent to Sun and Moon, as the player must complete a trial not related to battling the Guild Master. The trial is different for every Guild Master: one will have you dig up ancient artifacts from a mine, while another will task you with stopping an insect invasion in a national park. When the trial is completed, the player can get on with the second part, which is returning to the Guild Master's Guild. Here, the player must fight 2-7 trainers corresponding to the Master's typing, before igniting the Guild Master themselves. Upon defeating the Guild Master, the player is rewarded with a Guild Badge and a TM corresponding to the Guild's typing. There are 10 Guilds in Zehyre, all with different types and themes.
One of the few major changes to the game is how Z-Moves function. Previously, as long as the player had the corresponding Z-Crystal, they could use Z-Moves once a battle freely. Now, however, their function has changed. Z-Moves can only be used after filling up the Energy Meter, which fills up depending on the moves used by the Pokemon with the crystal. When the meter is fully filled, the Pokemon with the crystal can use their respective Z-Move. The meter empties once again upon usage, but can be refilled again. Generally, the meter takes 4-8 turns to fill up completely, nerfing the abilities of the Z-Moves overall.
==New and Returning Features==
As every other Pokémon game, this game introduces a variety of new gameplay mechanics, to help Pokémon Spectrum stick out. These new gameplay mechanics are listed below.
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Updated RotomDexOne of the newest features in Pokémon Sun and Moon, Pokémon Spectrum brings back the Rotom PokéDex in an interesting way. It still functions similarly to how it did previously; on the touch screen, displaying a map, messages, and the Pokédex. Now, the developers of the RotomDex have collaborated with the makers of the Pokétch in Sinnoh to give the RotomDex a major update. RotomDex is now a full-on tablet, which uses applications; upon receiving it, one can access the Pokédex, Pedometer, Calculator, Pokémon Team, Regional Map, Camera, and Video Chat on the Dex. More applications can be downloaded as the game progresses, like the Ride Pager and the PPC System.
Another notable feature is that, instead of having a basic regional PokéDex, the Zehyrian RotomDex starts out as a National PokéDex. This indeed means that all of the currently existing Pokémon from all past generations are available in this game without the need of trading (outside of evolving Pokémon) from other games. While it's true that not all of the Pokémon in the game are available before beating the main game, all of them will be available by the time the story is wrapped up, and the region is fully explorable.
Bug-Catching ContestAnother returning feature from a past game, this time from Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver, is the Bug-Catching Contest. During the morning and afternoon on weekends, one can go to Bajuta Park and take part in the Bug-Catching Contest, in which the trainers taking part must catch one Bug-Pokémon in the park; points are given to contestants based on the species, the rarity of the Pokémon, the level, the moves it knows, and there is a 5x multiplier if it is a shiny. 
PPC SystemThe PC has been a major part of every Pokémon game, and it's importance is about to be brought up a few levels. The introduction of the PPC — the Portable Personal Computer — is an "application" on the RotomDex that, when activated, allows trainers to deposit and withdraw Pokémon on the go! You can now access your PC boxes, even when you're not around a physical PC, so you can switch your team members in and out at will.
VS. Recorder and SeekerOne of the apps on the Upgraded RotomDex is the returning VS. Recorder, an item used in previous games that allowed you to record wireless battles. Now, it can be used to record any trainer battle fought in the game, both while playing the game and over wireless connection. Later in the game, one of Professor Hawthorne's assistants meets you in Solasagel City, and upgrades the VS. Recorder to include the VS. Seeker, another item from past titles, which shows if any of the trainers the player has already fought in the area want to have a rematch.
PokéTransportPokéTransport is a Zehyrian service that replaces the Ride Pager from Sun and Moon, though it generally has the same function. The PokéTransport Service allows the player to summon Pokémon freely to help them in the overworld, be it by taking them to familiar locations, surfing across water, or clearing obstacles in the way of the player. The number of Pokémon available for PokéTransport has increased from the Ride Pager, due to the addition of several overworld factors that were not present in Sun and Moon.
Cosmic Type and RetypingPokémon Spectrum Version introduces a new type to the Pokémon series: Cosmic, based around spacial and cosmic properties. The Cosmic type, similarly to the Fairy type, are meant to balance out the gameplay, and many previous Pokémon have been retyped to support the Cosmic type, alongside the variety of new Cosmic-types.
Several Pokémon have been retyped and given the Cosmic-type as well. The list of retyped Pokémon is as followed.
Newly Retyped Cosmic-Type Pokémon
035Clefairy.png|Clefairy (Fairy/Cosmic)
036Clefable.png|Clefable (Fairy/Cosmic)
120Staryu.png|Staryu (Water/Cosmic)
121Starmie.png|Starmie (Water/Cosmic)
177Natu.png|Natu (Cosmic/Flying)
178Xatu.png|Xatu (Cosmic/Flying)
233Porygon2.png|Porygon2 (Cosmic/Normal)
343Baltoy.png|Baltoy (Ground/Cosmic)
344Claydol.png|Claydol (Ground/Cosmic)
337Lunatone.png|Lunatone (Rock/Cosmic)
338Solrock.png|Solrock (Rock/Cosmic)
386Deoxys.png|Deoxys (Cosmic)
474Porygon-Z.png|Porygon-Z (Cosmic/Normal)
488Cresselia.png|Cresselia (Cosmic/Psychic)
605Elgyem.png|Elgyem (Cosmic/Psychic)
606Beheeyem.png|Beheeyem (Cosmic/Psychic)
774Minior.png|Minior (Rock/Cosmic)
789Cosmog.png|Cosmog (Cosmic)
790Cosmoem.png|Cosmoem (Cosmic)
791Solgaleo.png|Solgaleo (Steel/Cosmic)
792Lunala.png|Lunala (Ghost/Cosmic)
800Necrozma.png|Necrozma (Cosmic)
A few other changes to other types have been made, as well. These changes include:
*Ice is now super-effective against Water.
*Rock now resists Rock and Ice-type moves.
*Ghost is now super-effective against Fairy.
*Poison is now super-effective against Water.
*Poison now resists Water-type moves.
*Psychic is now super-effective against Dragon.
Miscellaneous Retypings of Past PokémonThere were many past Pokémon retyped following the introduction of the Cosmic type, but some of those Pokémon were retyped without the Cosmic-type! The Pokémon who got new non-Cosmic typings include:
Earthly AbilitiesAs expected, Ultra Beasts return in Spectrum, including several new Ultra Beasts that are new to the series. A new twist, however, is that, while Ultra Beasts in Alola were powered with their Beast Boost, separation from the radiation of Ultra Space caused the Beast Boost to be eradicated in most of the Ultra Beasts in the game. As such, every Ultra Beast has a new ability to compensate. The list is as follows:
*Nihilego: Corrosive
*Buzzwole: Guts
*Pheromosa: Queenly Majesty
*Xurkitree: Lightningrod
*Celesteela: Clear Body
*Kartana: Super Luck
*Guzzlord: Intimidate
*Blacephalon: Enthralling
*Stakataka: Sturdy
*Poipole / Naganadel: Merciless
StarlightA new weather condition, called Starlight, has been introduced: Starlight can be triggered by a new move (Nightfall), if Pokémon have the ability for it (the ability being Lights Out), and it has a chance of occurring in the overworld between 8pm and 4am. In Starlight, the power of Dark, Fairy, and Cosmic-type moves are boosted by 1.5x, and Psychic and Electric-type moves are decreased in power at the same amount. Moonlight heals half of the user's base health, Morning Sun has no effect, and Synthesis heals half of the default damage.
Zehyrian Regional FormsZehyre's climate is mostly cool and mild, and the skies aren't very often bright, with very few areas in it with warm weather; as such, some Pokémon that migrated to Zehyre centuries ago have changed in certain ways to adapt to the region. These new forms act similar to the Alolan forms in Pokémon Sun and Moon; new, changed versions of past Pokémon based on the climate around them.
Treatment of Alolan FormesWhen regional variants of Pokémon were introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon, it introduced a myriad of new Alola region-exclusive forms for past Pokémon. Some of these new Alolan Formes have been carried over to the species of Pokémon in Zehyre, while others have their original forms, though, in the post-game, the alternate forms of the Pokémon are available. 
Rattata, Raticate, Raichu, Vulpix, Ninetales, Geodude, Graveler, Golem, Grimer, Muk, and Marowak are primarily available in their Alolan formes during the main game.
				
					
On the other hand, Sandshrew, Sandslash, Diglett, Dugtrio, Meowth, Persian, and Exeggutor are in their original forms.
			
		
In the post-game, there are areas and trades that offer the other unavailable form.
New Customization OptionsThough somewhat minor, Spectrum brings some new options for customization for the playable characters in the game. Alongside the existing options, you can now dye your character's hair any color, you now have access to many new kinds of clothing, and jewelry has been added as a general category for accessory.
Genderfluid Playable Character
	Though it's a minor change, it's notable that the player can now choose a non-gender-conforming playable character, which affects nothing other than pronouns and appearance gameplay-wise; the genderfluid player's default name is Kai.
Evolution-Inducing Item ChangesDue to common complaints of evolving Pokémon using the method of trading while holding a certain item, this method has been tweaked slightly. Now, all Pokémon who evolve with a certain item can evolve with the aforementioned items simply by leveling them up while holding the item. This change affects , with the exception of the Evolutionary Stones and .
Replaced TMs
Similarly to Sun and Moon, several moves on the established TMs were replaced with new moves, ranging from moves that are new to the series to existing moves. Additionally, there are now 6 new TMS. The new TMS are as followed:
Traveling MerchantA new character introduced in Pokémon Spectrum, known as Ernie, plays the role of a "traveling merchant" in the game. Once his services are available (after the first Guild), he will appear on different routes and in different towns during certain times on certain days of the week. When he is found, he will sell the player items usually not found in regular PokéMarts, like berries, mail, unconventional medicines, hold items, and even evolution-inducing items! Some of the stuff is a bit pricey, but it's valuable stuff.
QR KeysReturning from Black 2 and White 2, the Key System provides extra features for playthroughs of the game that aren't available right away. The Key System is unique in this game, however, in that, instead of linking games to unlock Keys, the Keys are now available through QR codes, available for a limited time on the official website for Spectrum. When these codes are scanned by the console, they will unlock the added features. These keys include:
*Cavern Keys - This trio of keys changes the appearance of the Caverns of Regi, as each key unlocks a new appearance. This series of keys consists of the Rockslide Key, Metallic Key, and Frozen Key: each key changes the cavern and allows access to Regirock, Registeel, and Regice, respectively.
*Difficulty Keys - Another set of keys, this time affecting the overall difficulty of the game. The Easy Key lowers the levels of trainers, while the Hard Key raises levels, adds full teams of 6 to important trainers early on, and gives trainer Pokémon competitive items, making the adventure more challenging.
*Randomizer Key - This key changes the game significantly, but it will not affect a file that has already been played through. This Key, when used, randomizes wild Pokémon, Trainer Pokémon, and overworld items, allowing for a unique Pokémon experience.
==Plot==
For the full story and walkthrough, see here.
, as stated before, takes place in the Zehyre region, a region located north of Sinnoh. The player has just recently moved to Cavico Town of Zehyre from Sinnoh, and is only just getting settled when they get the chance to obtain a Pokémon from the region's professor. With this chance, they decide to go on an adventure to defeat the 10 Guild Masters of Zehyre, so they can challenge the Zehyrian Pokémon League. 
While on their journey, the player meets new Pokémon, makes new friends, and, eventually, gets tangled up in the meddling of the mysterious Bloodstone Organization, a Pokémon foundation who claim to be fighting Pokémon cruelty and abuse, but appear to have very different intentions. 
After completing the main story, defeating the Elite 4, and , a second "post-game" story begins, known as "The Nova Episode". In this post-game story, the player is recruited by Professor Aloe, alongside a detective named Looker, to help them with an investigation: strange rifts are popping up all over Zehyre, which Aloe theorizes is due to the heavy number of Cosmic-type Pokémon in the region. However, this investigation leads to an expedition to a whole other region! For a walkthrough of this post-game story, see here.
==Characters==
===Playable===
Male 	Non-Binary 	Female
Anthony 	Kai 	Natasha
The Player is, as the name entails, the character the player controls throughout the entirety of the game. The Player's gender is decided at the beginning of the game, and , though their name can be changed. The player's physical appearance can be edited through changing the hair style and color, and the clothes the player wears.	The Player is, as the name entails, the character the player controls throughout the entirety of the game. The Player's gender is decided at the beginning of the game, and , though their name can be changed. The player's physical appearance can be edited through changing the hair style and color, and the clothes the player wears.	The Player is, as the name entails, the character the player controls throughout the entirety of the game. The Player's gender is decided at the beginning of the game, and , though their name can be changed. The player's physical appearance can be edited through changing the hair style and color, and the clothes the player wears.
===Major NPCs===
Name 	Description
Professor Hawthorne	The proper, polite professor of the Zehyre region, with his lab set in Cavico Town, the player's hometown. He takes it upon himself to study the behavior and personalities of Pokémon in Zehyre, as well as Zehyrian regional variants. He supposedly has a history with one of the admins of the Bloodstone Organization.
Joshua 	One of the four rivals in the game; Professor Hawthorne's assistant. Joshua is very eager to work for the region's only professor, but he ends up being somewhat scatter-minded and stressed to get work done for him. Needless to say, he needs a break. He travels pretty closely to the player throughout the game, and he trains the starter weak to the player's during the game.
Nicolas 	One of the four rivals in the game; the player's next door neighbor. Nick is somewhat of a braggart, often competitive and arrogant to the Guild Masters and even the Champion. He is very caring about his friends and Pokémon, however, and he wants to be mentored under the champion's guidance to become a better trainer. During the game, he chooses the starter strong against the player's.
Halsey 	One of the four rivals in the game; a passionate Pokémon activist who works with Plato, her mentor, to stop the actions of the Bloodstone Organization, who supposedly "do bad things". She is somewhat stubborn at times, but it comes from a good place in her heart. She cares about all Pokémon very deeply, and her drive is impossible to slow down. Her main Pokémon partner is a Dratini.
Norah 	One of the four rivals in the game: a quiet but fashionable young girl who works as a librarian in Roguerock Library. Her love of history has brought her to research Legendary Pokémon, particularly Ultra Beasts. As such, she goes to great lengths to learn more about the strange creatures. Her main Pokémon partner is an .
Mom (Abigail) 	The player's mom, who lives with him/her/them in their hometown, Cavico Town. She is incredibly supportive of her child going on a journey, even offering to teach them the process of catching Pokémon (if they need it). She owns a Zehyrian Yamask, which she uses to catch a Pokémon for an example.
Plato 	An incredibly well-known Pokémon activist, and the player's PC administrator during the game. He acts as Halsey's mentor, teaching her about Pokémon and how they should be treated kindly. He helped design the PPC System with two other PC administrators from different regions. Plato has an air of parental overprotectiveness over the player and rival characters, which is supposedly due to the estranged relationship he has with his son.
===The Bloodstone Organization===
Name 	Description
Vermillo 	The desk receptionist for the Bloodstone HQ, and someone who doesn't fit the role well. He answers all calls from outside places in the HQ, and talks to people in the main lobby. He tends to get frustrated easily, and is temper is relatively short. His main Pokémon partner is a .
Scarlet 	The tour guide for the Bloodstone HQ, a chatty woman who tends to sugarcoat things when she speaks. She knows the entirety of the headquarters, inside and out, and can find anyone or anything inside the building. Her main Pokémon partner is a .
Commander Sirius 	At one point, Sirius was studying to become Zehyre's next Pokémon Professor alongside his friend Joseph Hawthorne. However, after a tragic accident in which Hawthorne accidentally killed one of Sirius's Pokémon in a battle, he gave up on this passion, instead vowing to destroy the professor—and the region—that took it away. He's perhaps the cruelest commander of the four, using brute force against both the grunts and his Pokémon to get results.
Commander Andromeda	Andromeda is a beauteous but harsh woman who most values beauty in life over anything else. Once a hopeful Pokémon Contest participant, her desperation to rise in the ranks ended with her ruining her image in the Contest community. Thus, she turned to the Bloodstone Foundation, where she was able to freely act cruel and cold if she wished. She speaks very elegantly, but her words are harsh and hurtful.
Commander Orion 	A Sinnoh native who, after serving another criminal team for some time, decided to abandon his squadron and move to Zehyre, looking for something more fulfilling in life. Unfortunately for him, however, he ended up in a similar situation to his previous team, where he was forced under an untrustworthy leader. As such, he's mostly unhappy with his position in the group.
Commander Polaris 	Perhaps one of the most mysterious people you'll meet on your journey, Polaris is a strange woman who is almost never seen in the Bloodstone HQ when you go there. When you do see her, she seems to never talk to humans, but to her Pokémon. It's unknown how she uses her role as commander or how she got it, but part of you doesn't want to know.
Boss Mercury 	Mercury, the head of the entire foundation, isn't actually seen in public very often. However, when you first meet him in person halfway through the story, he comes off as unaware of what the rest of his team is doing, acting like he doesn't involve himself in these affairs. He seems to be hiding something, but it's unclear what it is, exactly.
===Zehyre League Members===
Name 	Description 	Position 	Specialty
NigelIgneous Badge 	An architect in Excabalt City who helped to construct many of the buildings in the area, who also happens to be the city's Guild Master. He's a man who doesn't think much if it doesn't involve his line of work, making him come off as somewhat ignorant, but he's a good guy. 
For his trial, he escorts you to the Excabalt Catacombs, a large labyrinth-like mine where precious minerals are dug up by people working in the mines. His challenge is to dig up four different kinds of artifacts inside the walls of the mines, using gameplay similar to the Great Underground for Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. Every time a new artifact is uncovered and retrieved successfully, the player must also battle , in order to keep the artifact.	Guild Master 	
RenéWhirlpool Badge 	The strong-hearted captain of the Racatara Ferry, a boat that carries people across to different regions from Racatara Village. She's a quick-witted woman who takes a lot of passion in sailing, as well as battling. Notably, her ferry service is used several times throughout the game.
René's trial takes place at the Racataca Lakeside, where your challenge is to complete a series of tasks on the lake while riding a Lapras, which is later registered to your Ride Pager. These tasks include completing an obstacle course, clearing the seas from pesky Basculin, and defeating a Gyarados in the lake's center. She will also give you the Fishing Rod to complete the second task, which she lets you keep after the trial.	Guild Master 	
ArgoCobalt Badge 	Iron-willed and productive, Argo is a scientist who discovered several Zehyrian regional forms in the region, and who's works have been acclaimed by many in the Pokémon world. He seemingly never gets tired of his work, though he isn't super social. Rumor has it that Argo and Nigel were college buddies, but this isn't confirmed.
TBA 	Guild Master 	
PhyllisMeiotic Badge 	A botanist who graduated from Pumello University, a highly prestigious college offering a fantastic educational program. She was part of the team that developed I-Xel, a manmade Pokémon created by a group of students at the university. She is an extremely kind woman who sees the good in many people, even seeing the good intentions of the Bloodstone Organization.
TBA	Guild Master 	
SeanSpectral Badge 	Sean is Plato's son, a rash man who is incredibly talented and intelligent, but wastes his potential by being a member of a dangerous biker gang. Because of this, he's much more likely to be found in the alleys of Solasagel, rather than fulfill his duties as a Guild Master.
TBA 	Guild Master 	
ClamoreSkill Badge 	A soft-spoken young woman who had the role of Guild Master passed down by people in her family. Compared to her arrogant, combatitive father and siblings, however, she is skillful with her mind, and is much stronger mentally than she is physically. Clamore wants to show her family that fighting isn't primarily about brute force, but it's a hard point to prove.
TBA	Guild Master 	
WemberlyInfection Badge	The owner of Bajuta Town's Nectar Park, a stressed-out dude who only gets a moment of peace in nature. Balancing a job as a Guild Master and the owner of the Nectar Park, poor ol' Wemberly has a lot on his shoulders, which is reflected during his trial. He isn't completely alone, thankfully: he has a family that cares and worries for him equally.
TBA	Guild Master 	
LunaMeteor Badge 	An astronomer who graduated from Pumello University about a decade ago, she uses her knowledge and experience to study outer space. A dedicated researcher with a passion to discover the truth behind Ultra Beasts, she is very productive with her work, and is very skilled in balancing her two responsibilities, as both a Guild Master and a scientist.
TBA	Guild Master 	
EliasEmotion Badge 	The disgustingly rich grandson of the now-deceased man who founded the original Bloodstone Organization, with the original intention of contacting hidden legendaries. He does not often acknowledge the reality of what the foundation now has become, instead ignoring the problems and treating himself to various luxuries.
TBA 	Guild Master 	
AthenaDeceptive Badge 	The chief of Zehyre's Police Corporation, a precinct of police officers who travel across the region to deal with crimes. She's a very stern woman with her workers, but otherwise a very calm and kind person to others. She handles many cases involving the Bloodstone Organization throughout the main story and Nova Episode.
TBA 	Guild Master 	
Voltaire 	The gruff manager of the Zehyre Power Plant, who watches over the Electric-type Pokémon living there with care. He doesn't particularly enjoy contact with humans, but he has a strong connection to his Pokémon. He was at one point the Guild Master of Castleton City, but found the job to be too much pressure, passing it on to his good friend, Athena.	Elite 4 	
Mallory 	A former student of renowned Unova champion Alder, Mallory has since gone on to focus more on her passion for art, leaving her Elite 4 duties on the side. This behavior makes her a candidate for being kicked out. Despite her uncaring nature, she loves battling, and hopes the player can spark her will to battle other trainers again. 	Elite 4 	
Wyles 	The Dracokeeper of Dravadine Village, a young ranger who watches over the village's most prominent landmark: the Dragon Grotto. He has a strong bond with most dragons because of this, who often pair up with him in battle. Because of this, he is considered to be the strongest of the Elite 4. 	Elite 4 	
Cirrus 	The wise mother of Aurora, a famous trainer who was once a candidate to be champion; she peacefully turned this offer down, however. Cirrus is considered to be one of the most influential Zehyrian trainers in history, because of her battle skills and her philanthropy of Pokémon. 	Elite 4 	
Aurora 	TBA 	Substitute Champion	
 	TBA 	True Champion 	
===Other NPCs===
Name 	Description
Professor Aloe	The former Zehyre region's official professor, a stuck-up man who stepped down after he became more interest in studying supernatural activity. He is currently studying the Cosmic type, a new type of Pokémon that was recently discovered by scientists.
Lyon 	A famed stage actor from the Unova region who, after gaining popularity for his performances on Nimbasa City's stage, moved to Zehyre in hopes of finding new ground for his career, only to find nothing but an abandoned theater. Still, he has high hopes that, one day, he can turn Meliade's eerie stage into a place of marvel for humans and Pokémon alike.
Danni 	Nicolas's older sister, a seasoned trainer who doesn't approve of her brother's headstrong, arrogant behavior. She is studying at the Pumello University currently, and she meets the player when they travel to Pumello. She ends up helping them prepare for Phyllis's trial.
Molly 	Wemberly's wife, one of the lead rangers of Nectar Park, who helps keep track of the area with her husband. She worries very much for her husband, due to the general stress he undergoes in his job. Though not interested in battling, she's a major source of moral support for the player in the later parts of the game.
Basil 	An Alolan woman who lives in Racataca Village, and René's girlfriend, who helps her with her trial. She is often found by the seaside with her Oricorio and her Bellossom, as she loves the waves. She will battle the player alongside René later in the game, if they choose to return to the village.
Reinhardt 	The super buff rough-and-tough founder and leader of Quartzile Dojo, the former Guild Master of the respective city's Guild, and Clamore's father and predecessor. Shortly after the player arrives in the city and meets Clamore, he announces his retirement from his Guild Master place, and makes a surprising move by recruiting Clamore as the new master, rather than his similarly-minded sons. He's not super smart, but his muscles make up for it.
Aurora 	A young musician who grew up in Meliade City, and the daughter of Cirrus, an Elite 4 Member. She currently lives in the colder region of Zehyre, because of her love for Ice-type Pokemon. She has a small role in the plot, and is also .
Jasser 	A Kantonian tourist who has travelled the entire world, and has just now come to see the sights of Zehyre. He befriends the player in Gnanos Town, and he battles them a few times during the game. After the second battle, he makes an agreement with the player to trade them regional forms of Pokemon that aren't available in Zehyre – for example, if you own a Zehyrian Sunkern, he'll trade you fo a regular one.
Ernie 	A traveling merchant who appears on certain routes and in random towns, which change depending on the day of the week. Unlike regular Poké Mart services, he sells general held items, unconventional medicines (like Revival Herbs), berries, and, later on in the game, evolution-inducing items, like Evolutionary Stones. His services become available after the first Guild Trial.
==New Zehyrian Pokémon==
# 	Pokémon 	Species 	Type 	Rotomdex Entry 	Ability
001	Cubloom 	Cub Pokémon 	 	This Pokémon often grows up isolated from humans, but it loves to play with young children and adolescents in spare time. The small bud on it's head gives it the energy necessary for it survive, and it sprouts when it's about to evolve. 	Overgrow
002	Chlorougar 	Cougar Pokémon 	 	Chlorougars gain a more spunky, fierce personality when they evolve, as well as becoming more energetic, thanks to the flower on their head blooming. The flower on their tail is thick, and can be used to bat opponents away. 	Overgrow
003	Petalione 	Forest King Pokémon 	 	Petalione is revered as the "King of the Forest", and for good reason: they watch over all of the Pokémon in the forests they rule, and keep them safe. Their mane is made of large petals, which act as catalysts to improve it's power, especially in the sunlight. 	Overgrow
004	Magmole 	Digger Pokémon 	 	Magmole is capable of digging through the ground at light speed, thanks to it's ability to pump adrenaline at blindingly fast rates through it's body. It's claws are infused with a magma-like substance that burns through earth very easily. 	Blaze
005	Gopherupt 	Magma Pokémon 	 	Gopherupts are gruff, threatening Pokémon that get around underground, drilling through even the hardest rocks at light speed. Their claws can inject magma into a Pokémon it is attacking, which is deadly in even small quantities. 	Blaze
006	Volecano 	Eruption Pokémon 	 	Volecano often live in deep underground caverns, often closer to the planet's core, due to heat. Their arms have small mounds of volcanic rock embedded in them, which can fire blasts of molten lava at opponents. They can punch through rocks like there's no tomorrow. 	Blaze
007	Loxink 	Tap Pokémon 	 	A Loxink's trunk resembles a sink nozzle, and water can come out of it. It's body is made to produce and endless stream of water made from a system in it's body that produces clean water, which is safe for humans and Pokémon to drink. 	Torrent
008	Elefaucet 	Faucet Pokémon 	 	Elefaucets are clumsy, and often stumble around, sloshing water everywhere. However, what they lack in balance, they make up for in aquatic quality. Aside from being great swimmers, they carry about 30 gallons of water in their bodies, and it can be accessed from it's trunk at any time. 	Torrent
009	Tidalphant 	Tidal Pokémon 	 	A bulky, metallic Pokémon filled with fresh water, Tidalphant is a force to be reckoned with. With it's incredible attack speed and power, and it's impressive stamina, it's considered one of the strongest Pokémon out there. However, it's klutziness and benevolence makes it hard to fear. 	Torrent
???	Hamstar 	Hamster Pokémon 	 	A common housepet in Zehyre, Hamstars are popular throughout the region because of their incredibly friendly personalities. The symbol on it's belly changes shape and color depending on mood; a red star, for example, is calmness. 	Scrappy
Keen Eye
???	Guineroic 	Guinea Pig Pokémon 	 	Guineroics are benevolent and heroic, and they fight for one thing only: for the sake of others. They prefer to fight alongside others, rather than on their own, to fulfill their sense of heroic justice. In the wild, Guineroics fight for weaker Pokémon. 	Scrappy
Keen Eye
???	Protobaraa 	Heroic Pokémon 	 	Protobaraas are a common sight in places like police stations, as their calling is to help others, and to bring justice to the world. Their senses are heightened to the point were they can detect trouble from up to 100 miles away. On another note, they've also been featured in various comic series focusing on them. 	Scrappy
Moody
???	Aquatick 	Sac Pokémon 	 	Aquaticks are pesky Pokémon that make their home near any body of water, like beaches, lakes, rivers, and even public pools. It drinks any nearby water, for it is what keeps it alive: the water is stored in it's bloated sac for storage. 	Water Absorb
Swarm
???	Dewquito 	Mosquito Pokémon 	 	Dewquitos are natural-born water thieves; they are infamous for destroying several ancient civilizations, because they stole their entire water supply. The water they consume eventually overpower their blood, flowing through it's body. 	Water Absorb
Swarm
???	Marangatis 	BubbleMantis Pokémon 	 	Marangatis are territorial Pokémon, and tend to attack other bugs that come near bodies of water that they believe they "own". They have grown pincers that, despite being sharp, are also careful enough to pick up singular drops of water. 	Water Bubble
Swarm
???	Hummei 	Humming Pokémon 	 	It is attracted by certain scents, and often choose to live nearby colorful, sweet-smelling flowers, especially if they provide nectar for them. Hummei are fast and energetic, but frail, and young ones are often protected by elder bird Pokémon. 	Sweet Veil
Early Bird
???	Aeroma 	Sweet Scent Pokémon 	 	Aeromas have developed improved strength and speed, and can fend for themselves. Now, they scavenge valleys and gardens, scanning the areas for flowers they can pollinate. They carry the scent of the flowers they pollinate with them everywhere. 	Sweet Veil
Gale Wings
???	Sepealoma 	Mesmerizing Pokémon 	 	Sepealomas are graceful and majestic, and many who gaze upon it end up mesmerized by it's beautiful feathers, which resemble colorful petals. When they flap their wings, pollen grains fall, pollinating flowers under it. 	Sweet Veil
Gale Wings
???	Badgarde 	Clawed Pokémon 	 	Badgardes are very combative, often passing time by sparring with other Pokémon – preferably with someone weaker, as it hates to lose. It has incredible instinct, and can be set off to protect itself with a single sound. 	Inner Focus
Stamina
???	Vicidger 	Hunting Pokémon 	 	Combative and arrogant, Vicidger is a natural hunter, with reflexes sharper than it's almost metallic claws. Despite it's cold presence, however, it's easily flustered, and actually fights for attention and praise, rather than glory. 	Inner Focus
Stamina
???	Slicagath 	Sharpened Pokémon 	 	One of Slicagath's hands is a sharp claw, which can leave dents in even the strongest of iron walls. It's other hand has morphed into what is basically a permanent blade, which can drill into opponents and cut through trees. These traits make Slicagaths among the deadliest Pokémon in Zehyre. 	Inner Focus
Swordfighter
???	Zuranuki 	Prankster Pokémon 	 	Zuranukis are known for their mischievous, playful demeanors, and spend lots of time coming up with tricks to pull on their trainers, or just on other Pokémon. They love company, however, and they tend to be very cuddly. Their bandannas are made from cloth stolen from human shops, and are different with every Zuranuki. 	Prankster
???	Tanumiska 	Prankster Pokémon 	 	Tanumiskas mature physically when they evolve, but not mentally; despite growing in stature, their mischievous demeanor does not change in the slightest. In fact, it has gained an extra sense of cleverness, contributing to it's prankster-like personality. Their tails are often said to have a mind of their own. 	Prankster
???	Kaokanut 	Tribal Pokémon 	 	Kaokanuts are often found in large bands in tropical forests led by their evolutions, though it isn't uncommon to find them on their own nearby beaches and forests. They often fend off predators and find food using their spear, which is hand-crafted by the Kaokanuts themselves, made of acacia wood and iron. 	Sturdy
Leaf Guard
???	Arecanoco 	Tribal Leader Pokémon 	 	Arecanoco lead the bands of Kaokanuts found across Zehyre, and they are a force to be reckoned with. It's left arm has morphed into what is basically a cannon, which can fire projectiles at high speeds. These projectiles can range from rocks, to bombs, to even Kaokanuts themselves! 	Sturdy
Leaf Guard
???	Eirishuu 	Cosmic Change Pokémon 	 	An astronaut took a Pikachu with him on a space expedition. However, the Pikachu was taken by an unknown outer-spacial entity. When a search party travelled to space to recover the Pikachu, they found that it's presence in space changed it's appearance–and powers–completely. 	Lunar Essence
Static
???	Pebbull 	Young Bull Pokémon 	 	Pebbulls dream of being powerful fighters, and so they spend their time honing their skills, by headbutting and destroying boulders. Their horns are made of polished stalagmites, which wouldn't be fun to touch unless you have gloves. 	Rock Head
Sturdy
???	Librorn 	Bull Pokémon 	 	Librorns are known for thinking with their heads, but not in a mental fashion. Rather, they settle problems with other Pokémon simply by charging at them headfirst. They sharpen their horns on thick walls of bedrock. 	Rock Head
Sturdy
???	Stalagmadore 	Bull Fighter Pokémon 	 	They may looks buff and sturdy, but they move quickly, especially when they are charging at opponents headfirst. Stalagmadore is incredibly strong, and it is said that they are capable of lifting a Gigalith with one hand. 	Hardhead
Sturdy
???	Sandigo 	Dingo Pokémon 	 	Sandigo cubs live in areas with lots of sand, and they bury into the ground at night to protect themselves. When in danger, they build small cubes out of sand to trap themselves in. These cubes are very hard to penetrate, despite being made of sand. 	Sand Force
Run Away
???	Finxaroh 	Pharaoh Pokémon 	 	Finxaroh is a regal Pokémon with an intimidating presence, and acts convincingly enough to be a true king. In fact, Finxarohs were common Pokémon partners to pharaohs in older times. The staff they carry is said to sooth the temperament of an angry Pokémon. 	Sand Force
Intimidate
???	Cosmeow 	Stellar Pokémon 	 	Sleek and aloof, Cosmeow is known as one of the more Earthly intergalactic beings out there. Taking on the form of your typical lynx, Cosmeow's smooth fur is said to have been woven from the lining of dying stars. 	Own Tempo
Nocturnal
???	Asterynx 	Stellar Pokémon 	 	It is said that the first Asterynx were created when a meteor collided with a dying star. Thus, they have elements of the two, and can wield energy from stars and meteors in battle. They're often drawn to meteor showers, due to their association with asteroids. 	Own Tempo
Nocturnal
???	Drevapo 	Rainfall Pokémon 	 	Drevapos are rare creatures that hide deep in forests, only coming out of hiding in the rain. They live off of rain water, due to it being more clean than earth water. They have been reported to find people lost in the midst of storms, only to guide them to a safe place. 	Drizzle
???	Precipalla 	Umbrella Pokémon 	 	Precipalla always carries around an ice-made structure that resembles an umbrella: it can certainly be used as one! Precipalla is a somber Pokémon, one who wonders across many lands for unknown reasons. They have the instinct to protect others from the rain, which is why they keep their umbrella around. 	Umbrella
???	Lemiris 	Sleepless Pokémon 	 	A paranoid Pokémon that only comes out at night, it is unable to fall asleep. This correlates to how it can see ghosts, which are everywhere, but invisible to the naked eye. Because it sees nothing but ghosts, it is unable to sleep knowing it is being watched. 	Insomnia
???	Neye-Eye 	Restless Pokémon 	 	A Lemiris that embraces it's ability to see spirits evolves into a Neye-Eye. Neye-Eyes ward off evil spirits from crowded places, and guide benevolent spirits to the afterlife. Even if it still can't sleep, it no longer lives in paranoia, and it realizes why it can so many spirits. 	Purgatorial
???	Wirout 	Outlet Pokémon 	 	Wirout has three wire-like tendrils coming out of the back of it's body that conduct electricity, which can shock enemies. These tendrils can be recharged by being inserted into outlets, simply enough. It's charge level is denoted by the color of it's eyes. 	Battery
???	-|High=|-|Low=</tabber>Cybattere 	Battery Pack Pokémon 	 	Cybattere runs on a powerful battery, which is charged by an unknown outside source. Their tendrils can stretch out to a point that is as far as 30 feet from it, and can deliver electricity to opponents wrapped in them to shock and paralyze them. 	Battery
???	Drono 	Drone Pokémon 	 	This tiny spaceship-looking Pokémon was created by scientists for space travel, after the failure of Porygon2's cosmic development. It's curiousity about the world around it, however, seems to occupy it's time more than going to outer space. 	Clear Body
Spacial
???	Jaboey 	Rookie Pokémon 	 	It loves to fight other Pokémon, in order to impress it's elders. However, it is frail, making it hard for them to take a hit. It can jump twenty feet in the air to pounce on it's opponents, to tackle them to the ground. 	Iron Fist
Moxie
???	Marsuperial 	Uppercutter Pokémon 	 	Incredibly powerful and masterfully agile, they are capable of leaping 100 feet in the air to uppercut flying foes. They have a bit of trouble with stamina, however: they are glass cannons, as they can do immense damage, but can't take much. 	Iron Fist
Moxie
???	Pendemm 	Lemming Pokémon 	 	Pendemms are a confusing bunch, to say the least. They are incapable of thinking independently, so, instead, they almost always follow a Pokémon they think are stronger. When they can't find a leader, you can find the humorous sight of them stumbling around hopelessly, unable to think for themselves. 	Dependency
???	Leademm 	Role Model Pokémon 	 	Leademms are uncommon in the wild, because they evolve when Pendemm somehow learn to think for themselves. Leademms are incredibly resourceful, however. They're friendly Pokémon who usually take clueless Pendemms under their wing, teaching them to think independent thoughts. 	Lucky Break
???	Mosnal 	Moss Pokémon 	 	A slow Pokémon living in the dark, moist crevices of the Zehyrian forests. The shell of a Mosnal is covered with thick, slippery moss, which is like a protective layer for it's body, as it prevents predators from being able to latch onto it. 	Gooey
Mossy Body
???	Gastrophyte 	Moss Rock Pokémon 	 	Gastrophytes are very hard to notice when traveling through a rain forest, as their shells are almost identical to a large boulder covered in thick moss. The moist moss protects it's body completely, even to the point of small birds being unable to land on it's shell. 	Gooey
Mossy Body
???	Holidae 	Holly Pokémon 	 	An elk-like Pokémon that lives in forests of cooler climates. Holidaes are mammals that are most active during the winter, and love spreading festive spirit to other forest dwellers. It's wreath-like fur is often decorated with ornaments by small children. 	Snow Cloak
Sap Sipper
???	Kistloer 	Mistletoe Pokémon 	 	Kistloer, for the longest time, has been viewed as a symbol for the winter holidays in Zehyre. For good reason, too: they're attracted to the scent of peppermint and evergreen trees, and their antlers are covered in holly. They are very well-suited for winter travel. 	Snow Cloak
Sap Sopper
???	Loreva 	Ore Pokémon 	 	Lorevas are harmless mites that take up residence in places with heavy amounts of varied minerals. They feast on small pebbles, and they take up residence on the ceiling stalagmites of caverns. 	Swarm
???	Crystacoon 	Dormant Pokémon 	 	As a Loreva develops and matures, they take a dormant form resembling a dark crystal, where the developing Loreva is protected until they reach their final form. Crystacoon's shell is bright and shiny, which allows it to camouflage amongst clusters of crystals. 	Shed Skin
???	Bismoth 	Bismuth Pokémon 	 	When a Crystacoon is finished developing, it transforms into a magnificent butterfly, with it's wings painted with bright, radiant colors. Bismoth's body is delicate and vulnerable, but the attention of predators is drawn to it's dazzling wings. 	Enthralling
???	Fruizard 	Harvest Pokémon 	 	Known as "The Serpent of Harvest" in old Zehyrian mythology, Fruizard is commonly found in forests and around farmhouses. Farmers love this Pokémon for a reason: their claws contain chemical properties that speed up the growth of crops. 	Harvest
Grass Pelt
???	Cornucomodo 	Cornucopia Pokémon 	 	Cornucomodo spends much of it's time sleeping inside of it's large, cornucopia-like shell, surrounded by rare exotic fruits. It's risky business stealing these fruits from them, as they aren't heavy sleepers, but there is a reward to this: these fruits taste marvelous. 	Harvest
Grass Pelt
???	-|4-Bulb=</tabber>Clouvert 	Clover Pokémon 	 	Most Clouverts have three bulbs on their fuzzy bodies, and aren't very special in their own. A Clouvert with four bulbs, however, brings prosperity and fortune to a trainer. This is why Clouverts are hunted by greedy trainers who want the good luck for their own gain. 	
???	Bixibulb 	Nightlight Pokémon 	 	Bixibulbs are nocturnal Pokémon that watch over children at night, to protect them from the harm of Pokémon such as Drowzee and Gengar. The bulbs on their heads are like lanterns that ward off spirits, and can transfer warmth from the lantern to a sick child. 	Friend Guard
Lights Out
???	Vigilantern 	Nightlight Pokémon 	 	Wild Vigilanterns usually cannot be seen by adults; only the children who live in the bedrooms they watch over. They are not stalkers, however: they watch over children and keep them safe. Their light is powerful, and can blind ghosts. 	Friend Guard
Lights Out
???	Impulve 	Impulsive Pokémon 	 	Impulve acts completely based off of a single brand of instinct: nerve impulses. They act similar to statues, and have the stamina of one, but, when their nerves are set off, they attack as quick as a flash. 	Stamina
Pure Power
???	Zendocrine 	Impulsive Pokémon 	 	Zendocrines have gained some more control over their own bodies without relying on impulsive nerves, but their fighting style still revolves around instinct and nerves. They have an incredibly powerful pituitary gland, but even a small head injury can be detrimental to a Zendocrine's state of mind. 	Stamina
Pure Power
???	Kosupan 	Stardust Pokémon 	 	Born from stardust and moon rock, Kosupan are often responsible for many other spacial Pokémon falling to Earth: they challenge them to fights, and pummel them to the Earth. Their one arm can lift six cars at once. 	Huge Power
???	Faitasuto 	Stardust Pokémon 	 	Faitasuto are said to be the reason why meteors change directions sometimes: they punt them in the opposite direction when they go their way. They grow six arms out of one upon evolution, and gain the ability to fight off 12 Pokémon at once. 	Huge Power
???	Dalmagmon 	Dalmatian Pokémon 	 	Often partners to firefighters, Dalmagmon's body maintains a homeostasis of it's two powers: fire and water. It can cause small fires for diversions in battle, but it can also use it's tail to spray water to put out fires. It's loyalty is almost completely unrivaled. 	Flash Fire
Water Absorb
???	Owllusion 	Illusionist Pokémon 	 	Masters of sleight of hand, and skilled magicians overall, Owllusions are the equivalent to a real-world magician's rabbit. They travel with magicians with would normally have artificial tricks, granting them with an extra magical edge in their performance ability. 	Magician
???	Hootdini 	Escape Artist Pokémon 	 	Hootdinis are notable for one thing: their ability to escape any form of capture. Their sleek, graceful movements may play a part in this skill, though even the best magicians in the world are unable to comprehend how this is possible. 	Escape Artist
???	Bedbite 	Bedbug Pokémon 	 	Bedbites are tiny Pokémon that live inside mattresses and bed frames, usually in the beds of young children. When someone falls asleep in a mattress they infest, the Bedbites living there receive energy from the sleeping child's dreams, before moving on to another bed by morning. 	Swarm
???	Lucisite 	Dream Pokémon 	 	Bedbites who have consumed enough dreams from children evolve into Lucisite, a benevolent insect who, instead of feeding off of dreams, protect the dreams of the young. They can generate bright flashes of light to stun enemy Pokémon. 	Compound Eyes
???	Bitemare 	Nightmare Pokémon 	 	While Lucisites are benevolent and harmless, most Bedbites evolve into Bitemare, provided they don't consume enough dreams. They plague the homes of young children in Zehyre, causing the kids to have terrifying nightmares. They were once mistaken for Darkrai, before their contrasting appearance was recognized. 	Bad Dreams
???	Antagora 	Angora Pokémon 	 	Though it is thought to be a demon from the Distortion World, sent by Giratina to terrorize young children, it is actually a very cuddly, affectionate Pokémon. It's spooky appearance only exists to scare off potential predators. 	Cute Charm
Aftermath
???	Demorrelop 	Demonic Pokémon 	 	Demorrelop may look scarier, but they are about as passive as their previous form: in fact, they're quite cuddly. Despite that, it's often assumed to be a monster that eats young children. This myth makes it a common enemy to Bixibulbs and Vigilanterns. 	Cute Charm
Aftermath
???	Maskaw 	Crow Pokémon 	 	Bringing a solemn air with them, Maskaws have always been seen as symbols of plague, grief, and death. In reality, they are quite harmless, and don't intend on causing any plagues, but they are plagued by the baseless rumors. Their cries are loudest during a starless night. 	Nocturnal
Pickpocket
???	Plaguaolo 	Crow Pokémon 	 	Plaguaolo's shame has reached a peak where it fears to even show it's face to a human. Thus, they don masks fitted to their face, to hide their distress from others. When they flap their wings, specks of shadow flutter off of them, which are collected by the Pokémon from an unknown source. 	Nocturnal
Pickpocket
???	Nevermorgue 	Crow Pokémon 	 	Nevermorgues show no shame, no remorse: now, they live their lives to guide solemn specters to another, more peaceful world. They never want to use the scythe they carry against other Pokémon, but their duties sometimes require them to intervene with other ghosts. 	Nocturnal
Shadow Tag
???	Flagoul 	Captured Pokémon 	 	A strange Pokémon living under a small makeshift brick fortress, many are tempted to steal the flag on the top of it's body. However, it is said that those who take the flag are subjected to terrible luck, karma, and fear, until they safely return it. 	Security
Cursed Body
???	Blimpish 	Smoke Pokémon 	 	These mischievous Pokémon are thought to be environmentally harmful due to the dark smoke it excretes. However, the smoke actually helps the atmosphere, by enhancing weather patterns in clouds. It eats smoke given off by cars, to help it fly. 	White Smoke
Toxin Absorb
???	Missilute 	Missile Pokémon 	 	This Pokémon lives in the skies, shooting across the atmosphere at blazing speeds. It absorbs large clouds of smoke to use as fuel, and releases smoke into the atmosphere to cause heavy rain or harsh sunlight, which helps farmers back on the land. 	White Smoke
Toxin Absorb
???	Trickemist 	Mad Scientist Pokémon 	 	A bizarre, imp-like Pokémon with a sense of mischief, Trickemist's IQ is extremely high, and it is considered to be one of the smartest Pokémon species currently known by scientists. However, it's kooky behavior makes it sort of a mad scientist of sorts, as it's known for performing strange experiments on other wild Pokémon.	Experimental
???	Fluobalt 	Metalbender Pokémon 	 	A metallic being said to have being the remains of an apocalyptic period in Zehyrian's past, it has the ability to form metal from the circles on its palms, and bend it at well. It's magnetic body also attracts small metal objects. 	Clear Body
???	Ironarch 	Metalbender Pokémon 	 	Fluobalt's powers have seemingly no limit, but Ironarch's abilities far surpass it's predecessor's. It carries around a metallic hammer that can shapeshifter into any kind of weapon or tool necessary for war, and it's brainpower can make even the sturdiest iron implode on itself. 	Iron Fist
???	Arctiine 	Dolphin Pokémon 	 	A fast swimmer and a master of temperature adaption, schools of Arctiine can be found all over the waters of Zehyre, no matter the climate. Their blowholes can produce large rings of water, which they enjoy jumping through, though they seem to have some offensive capabilities as well. 	Swift Swim
Thick Fat
???	Belechant 	Beluga Pokémon 	 	When Arctiine evolves in the southern areas of Zehyre, their blowhole develops into a beacon which gives off sonar rays. These rays allow it detect Pokémon who are dangerous, and Pokémon who are in danger. They can camouflage itself to resemble water, to escape human fishermen. 	Swift Swim
Synchronize
???	Tuskelsius 	Narwhal Pokémon 	 	When Arctiine evolves in the northern areas of Zehyre, their blowhole develops into a sharp, frosted horn that can penetrate even the sturdiest of coral. Their horn can also generate rings of frozen water which they speed through to practice their swimming. 	Swift Swim
Ice Body
???	Treaspass 	Sunken Treasure Pokémon	 	When a sailor dies at sea, they are reborn as a Treaspass, a terrifying Pokémon living in the depths of the sea. It's body is filled with treasures that it steals from sunken ships, but it's not to be stolen, unless one is willing to lose an arm in the process. 	Steelworker
Cursed Touch
???	Corfo 	Light Pokémon 	 	Corfo is a small, jellyfish-like Pokémon that, despite looking the part, does not seem to have any correlation to other deep-sea Pokémon. They are incredibly elusive, but there's one time you'll be able to find them easily: if one travels to the bottom of the ocean at night, one can find them in clusters. 	Illuminate
???	Liqueffo 	Lurker Pokémon 	 	Liqueffos are incredibly rare, living at the bottom of the sea, only in the darkest of places. It's tentacles have suckers that drain the life force from victims, so it hides in small crevices to attack and drain the life out of it's prey. It can control if its body is able to glow in the dark or not. 	Abduction
???	Surphcraft 	Lurker Pokémon 	 	Surphcrafts have been seldom seen by humans, despite many marine biologists searching for them in undersea explorations. That is because they're capable of camouflaging their entire body, to blend in with the deep darkness. When they do come out, they do it to feed on other Pokémon. 	Abduction
???	Ocealade 	Pirate Pokémon 	 	Ocealades are trusty partners to sailors who travel across the seas, because they are capable of catching food, and defending it's turf. It's long, sharp nose is it's weapon, and is sharp enough to cut through cinder blocks. 	Swordfighter
Swift Swim
???	Marauterfall 	Pirate Pokémon 	 	Marauterfalls learned their fighting techniques from pirates who traveled the world centuries ago, and their skills haven't wavered even after all that time. They are masters at sea travel: they can scale waterfalls with ease, swim against raging whirlpools, and know methods to best any dangerous sea-dwelling Pokémon. 	Swordfighter
Swift Swim
???	I-Xel 	Alpha Version Pokémon 	 	I-Xel, codenamed Project Hexagon during production, is a manmade Pokémon, programmed and created as an entity by a cluster of students and graduates from Pumello University. It is programmed to be able to fight, interact with people, and be able to pick up objects as heavy as a 20 pound barbell. 	Analytic
???	Vur-Tuuwa 	Beta Version Pokémon 	 	Vur-Tuuwa has a somewhat basic design as of now, mostly because it is what's left of a now abandoned attempt to create an upgraded version of I-Xel. As such, many parts of it's body resemble broken pixels. The abilities it was meant to have–including power, strategic and social improvements–have maintained. 	Error Message
???	Digii-Conne 	Digital Remain Pokémon 	 	Digii-Conne is not manmade: it was born out of a Vur-Tuuwa that found blueprints of a final version of it itself, who tried to recreate itself into the concept art. The final product is an incredibly broken pixelated design, complete with four long arms with large bars attached to them. 	Error Message
???	-|Solid=|-|Liquid=|-|Gaseous=</tabber>Plasmatter	Matter Pokémon 	 	It can change it's own state of matter when exposed to a certain concoction; between a solid, liquid, and gaseous form. It is unknown what state of matter it's basic form is, however, as putting a hand through it feels like a veil, and causes an odd tingling sensation. 	Plasm Change
???	Cremisol 	Solar Shroom Pokémon 	 	The needle-like antenna on the mushroom absorbs energy from the sun, which it can transfer to other plants and Pokémon to give them energy and power. At night, the mushroom folds inwards, to protect it from predators. 	Solar Power
Effect Spore
???	Heliobello 	Solar Shroom Pokémon 	 	When Cremisol evolves into Heliobello, they become tall mushroom structures, with other fungi growing on it. The fungi specifically all contain about 100 chloroplasts, which means that Heliobello is constantly undergoing photosynthesis, making it stronger with every passing moment. 	Solar Power
Effect Spore
???	Teslav 	Tesla Lamp Pokémon 	 	Its glass body is filled with a fluorescent substance that it can shoot out. This fluid-like substance is excreted from it's tiny heart, which can melt through strong metals and cause machines to malfunction. 	Flame Body
Static
???	Fluorcano 	Tesla Volcano Pokémon 	 	When Teslav evolves, its glass body molds into a more volcano-like structure: the top of it opens up, and the fluorescent substance inside of it becomes more lava-like, both in color and in texture. Fluorcano can fire this fluid from it's top crater at high speeds as an attack mechanism. 	Flame Body
Static
???	Omniscope 	Stellar Pokémon 	 	A bizarre Pokémon from a foreign galaxy, Omniscopes were once prominent forces in Ultra Space. However, over time, Pokémon like Guzzlord and Kartana threatened it's existence, forcing it into other galaxies. They have incredible eyesight, and can see other planets from Earth. 	Night Vision
???	Triametry 	Triumvirate Pokémon 	 	The full body of Triametry is made up of three "parts", though only the top part–the pyramid–actually controls the body. Technically, the sphere and the cube have sentience, but they have no control over the trio's body. The pyramid steals psychic energy from its other parts to attack for itself. 	Telepathy
Synchronize
???	Geomemira 	GeoHusk Pokémon 	 	As Triametry grows and grows, it's pyramidal husk gains more control over the entire body. This power grows even more when it evolves into Geomemira: a swift, powerful monster made up of various geometrical shapes, with the head being controlled by the slowly corrupting pyramid. 	Telepathy
Synchronize
???	Trigonovve 	Full GeoHusk Pokémon 	 	Trigonovve is a creature made of a corrupted mind, heart, and soul: a shattered psyche, if you will. The pyramid controlling it's entire body has peaked regarding it's power, and, losing any sense of holding back, it now lives as a husk that can tear through any mind with immense psychic energy. 	Telepathy
Synchronize
???	Cacturret 	Sniper Pokémon 	 	It's arms are like pistols, which fire bullets made of cacti; these bullets melt inside of a victim's body, making them incredibly dangerous. They are most active during the peak of noon, when the sunlight is harshest. 	Sniper
Hot-Blooded
???	Tasuriachi 	Sniper Pokémon 	 	In the hottest places of the desert, Tasuriachis camouflage as cactuses, and, when an unassuming victim walks by, they get shot with undodgeable aim. A Tasuriachi can shoot it's prey with a cacti bullet from almost a mile away, and it almost never misses. 	Sniper
Hot-Blooded
???	Dunaddo 	Twister Pokémon 	 	Dunaddo is basically a sentient sandstorm, which isn't exactly the safest buildup. It collects small objects around it to build up debris, which can be disastrous if it enters a house. It's surprisingly light, and can be blown away easily. 	Blowaway
Sand Stream
???	Whirlnaddo 	Sandstorm Pokémon 	 	Whirlnaddo are common sights in the dustiest parts of certain dry dunes: they whirl furiously across the cracked land, collecting even the heaviest possible debris in it's path. The smallest Whirlnaddos can carry humans a certain length, but the biggest Whirlnaddos can destroy villas. 	Blowaway
Sand Stream
???	-|Ignited=</tabber>Waxowix 	Ignition Pokémon 	-|Ignited=</tabber>	-|Ignited=When the wax melts off of it's body, Waxowix's full potential is revealed: an incredibly powerful pyrokinetic being with less bulk, but with improved overall strength. It can control the flames on the top of it's body at it's will, moving it anywhere it wants.</tabber> 	Wax Coat
???	Blyzard 	Icicle Pokémon 	 	A small serpentine Pokémon that is hard to spot in icy regions, due to its appearance: its back resembles a tiny iceberg, allowing it to blend in with its surroundings. 	Ice Body
Intimidate
???	Hailazza 	Icicle Pokémon 	 	Hailazza is far bigger than Blyzard, and far more deadly: it's skin is made of a strange ice-like material that stings bare skin when touched. The skin can turn completely solid at will, allowing Hailazza to protect itself from harm. 	Ice Body
Intimidate
???	Faoclegon 	Extreme Frost Pokémon 	 	Faoclegon are extremely rare, and were at one point mistaken for legendary Pokémon. They live only at the top of Mt. Frostbite in Zehyre, where the cold is at it's most severe. 	Ice Body
Mold Breaker
???	Snowpire 	Icy Pokémon 	 	It lives in the harshest of snowstorms up in the mountains, disguising itself as an icicle in caves. When it bites it's prey, it sucks out the fluids inside it, rendering the bite victim unable to move, leaving them to freeze to death. 	Ice Body
Strong Jaw
???	Vryofrost 	Frostbite Pokémon 	 	Their fangs are incredibly sharp, their ice powers impressive, and they can glide through blizzard winds with ease, making their prowess frightening. In truth, however, they are quite lonely: craving attention, they often bite passerbys out of excitement on accident. 	Ice Body
Strong Jaw
???	Norylph 	Northern Light Pokémon 	 	When night falls in the coldest places of Zehyre, Norylphs come out to play on the ice. They are surprisingly good ice-skaters, and are capable of gliding across sheets of ice at impressive speeds. They have a notable connection to the Northern Lights. 	Slush Rush
Enthralling
???	Borealice 	Northern Light Pokémon 	 	If they didn't constantly give off a beautiful glowing light, one could likely mistake them for a young maiden with a gorgeous dress. They are brave tundra-dwelling creatures that ward off deathly Pokémon like Vryofrost and Glalie to protect hibernating Pokémon. 	Slush Rush
Enthralling
???	Fyahana 	Firecracker Pokémon 	 	These reptilian Pokémon have colorful bodies that resemble fireworks. They use a special kind of blue fire to attack, which is inside their body. However, any other fire they make contact with causes them to explode in a colorful blaze. 	Flammability
???	Igniathan 	Fireworks Pokémon 	 	They resemble large, colorful dinosaurs, and are symbols of holidays, colors, and Zehyrian folklore. It combusts when it makes contact with fire other than its own, but it can regenerate, though it can take up to a month to do so. 	Flammability
???	Novern 	Wyvern Pokémon 	 	Novern are among the more calm, peaceful spacial Pokémon that were recently discovered. They usually mind their own business, instead taking the time to travel across the air, galloping across the many constellations of the night sky. 	Lunar Essence
???	Tarrastro 	Tarragon Pokémon 	 	Compared to Novern's calmness, Tarrastro are far more violent and erratic. They are incredibly territorial, and attack any organism that comes near any stars that it believes is its own. On Earth, they have a tendency to do the same with other light sources, like lightbulbs. 	Lunar Essence
???	Galaxarra 	Supernova Pokémon 	 	Galaxarra are said to create black holes: they can fire large beams that have the power to obliterate stars at will, which sometimes turn into the novas. If a rocket ship encounters one in space, it isn't expected for it to return to Earth. 	Lunar Essence
???	Globeil 	Globe Pokémon 	 	It is theorized that Globeils are born on the moon, and fell from Earth after being thrown there by Faitusutos in the cosmic air. They are docile, curious Pokemon that tend to be afraid of humans, but their abilities can be incredibly powerful in the right hands. 	Lunar Cycle
???	Planetium 	Planet Pokémon 	 	Protective and mystical, Planetiums are said to watch over humans in space, making sure they return to their planet safely. They appear to be capable of speaking a certain language foreign to people and Pokémon, but it seems impossible to translate. 	Lunar Cycle
???	Cyclunarre 	Planetary Cycle Pokémon	 	Once mistaken for Ultra Beasts, Cyclunarre's strange design is completely separate from its almost godlike powers. It has the ability to reset the condition of a human being by about an hour in real time, removing terrible injuries from the trainer they care about. This power is incredibly limited, however. 	Lunar Cycle
???	Starreon 	Starry Night Pokémon 	 	Starreon are perhaps the most connected to humans out of all of the Cosmic-type Pokémon that have been discovered so far. They prance alongside rocket ships traveling across space, galloping on the stars, and act as a guardian angel to space travelers. 	Spacial
===Ultra Beasts===
Ultra Beasts, introduced in Sun and Moon and Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, are outer-dimensional creatures who live in a dimension called Ultra Space. While they usually do not affiliate with Pokéarth, portals have recently opened up all over Zehyre following sightings of the Ultra Beasts in Alola, and several new Ultra Beasts now inhabit Zehyre, along with many familiar faces. There are 7 new Ultra Beasts introduced in Spectrum, and they are as followed.
Ultra Beast 	Codename 	Typing	Description	Earthly Ability
Blivenex 	UB Frostbite 	 	TBA 	TBA
Spriprisong 	UB Verdant 	 	TBA 	TBA
Graconitue 	UB Gargoyle 	 	TBA 	TBA
Fashamagtra 	UB Lightspeed	 	TBA 	TBA
Nypmicona 	UB Chrysalis 	 	TBA 	TBA
Tricktock 	UB Timeteller	 	TBA 	TBA
Specti 	UB Rainbow 	 	TBA 	TBA
Coloradiance	UB Rainbow 	 	TBA 	TBA
===Zehyrian Regional Forms===
Similarly to the Alolan Forms in Sun and Moon, Zehyrian Forms are regional variants exclusive to the Zehyre region in this game. Because of the cooler climates and more mild weather present in Zehyre, several Pokémon have changed in various ways to adapt to the region around them. This is a list of the new Zehyrian regional variants introduced. 
Pokémon 	Type	Change 	Ability
Zehyrian Koffing 	 	These variants of Koffing are a strange case when it comes to comparing their Kantonian and Zehyrian forms, as how they developed into sentient water mines from their basic form is unknown. It is theorized that several Koffing were taken out to sea many years ago, but, after an accident caused the destruction of the ship, the Koffing's high density caused it to sink. It's possible that it was able to breathe through it's pores, which eventually developed it into a sea-dwelling monster. 	Bulletproof
Storm Drain
Zehyrian Weezing 	 	TBA 	Bulletproof
Storm Drain
Zehyrian Grimer 	 	TBA 	Sand Force
Water Compaction
Zehyrian Muk 	 	TBA 	Sand Force
Iron Fist
Zehyrian Ledian 	 	Ledian migrated to Zehyre years ago, hoping to escape deadly predators, like Staraptor and Talonflame. However, while in other regions it flourished under the lunar energy, the cloudy nights at Zehyre prevented it from being energized this way. They began to rely on solar power instead, which at first was difficult. However, Ledian developed fire-based properties to fight for themselves while using the sun above them, allowing them to throw scorchingly hot punches at the speed of light, hitting hardest when the sun is out.	Hot-Blooded 
Iron Fist
Zehyrian Sunkern 	 	Sunkern are often seen as best-suited in warm temperatures, where they can bask in the sunlight and grow. However, the cooler temperatures in Zehyre meant a significant drop in the sunlight they absorb, which caused the Sunkern and Sunflora population to dwindle. To conserve the remaining sunlight energy they had, they ended up becoming embodiments of sunlight, turning into fiery entities that have a constant source of heat around them. 	Chlorophyll
Flash Fire
Zehyrian Sunflora 	 	Zehyrian Sunflora, long ago, were worshipped as fire deities. It's pretty easy to mistake it for a fire god, though, for almost it's entire body is engulfed in fire. It's head is free of the infernos, and resembles a sun now, rather than a flower. It's the lack of fire on this part of it's body that gives it some of it's old abilities back: specifically, it's ability to use leaves and nature in battle. 	Chlorophyll
Flash Fire
Zehyrian Snubbull 	 	While Snubbull born in their native region, Johto, have fierce looks but playful, affectionate personalities, Zehyrian Snubbull are the opposite, having a cuter appearance but a dangerous personality. Zehyrian Snubbull are angry and combatitive, and they aren't exactly recommended house pets for Zehyrian civilians. 	Intimidate
Sheer Force
Zehyran Granbull 	 	Somehow, Zehyrian Granbull grow even harsher in personality from their previous evolved form. Their power has increased greatly, to the point where it must be restrained: therefore, it developed a collar on its neck, which restrains its own power, similarly to a Machoke's belt. 	Intimidate
Sheer Force
Zehyrian Mantine 	 	A few decades ago, marine biologists who were exploring the ocean came across several Mantine who seemed to be lacking Remoraids attached to them. More interestingly, however, they seemed to have abilities that other Mantines didn't possess. Specifically, they now have stingers, which generate powerful electricity. It is theorized that this is actually the original form of Mantine, but Remoraid who latched onto most of these Mantine drained away these powers. 	Volt Absorb
Swift Swim
Zehyrian Makuhita 	 	When a man seeking enlightenment came to Zehyre, he brought his Makuhita with him, and the two travelled to Mt. Frostbite. The man perished during the trip: on the other hand, the Makuhita survived, and it was there that this Pokemon learned the meaning of everything, instead of the man. Zehyrian Makuhita are docile and peaceful, and are more likely to be seen meditating instead of fighting. 	Thick Fat
Telepathy
Zehyrian Hariyama 	 	As Zehyrian Makuhita develop and evolve, they keep the same knowledge, but they greatly grow in size. They now have prowess in both fighting physically and spiritually. Their hands are no longer controlled by limbs; instead, their hands are controlled by particles produced by the powerful mind of the Hariyama. 	Thick Fat
Telepathy
Zehyrian Swablu 	 	There have been Swablu and Altaria who have migrated to Zehyre during the eve of summer to overcome swelteringly hot temperatures, but the clouds weren't nearly as clear in Zehyre as they are in Hoenn, or even Sinnoh. Amidst the cloudy, sometimes smoky skies, the Swablu began traveling nearby Blimpish and Missilute, and eventually adapted to the dark skies by taking similar characteristics of the blimp Pokémon. They feed off of dark clouds, often secreted by factories. 	Toxin Absorb
Cloud Nine
Zehyrian Altaria 	 	Zehyrian Swablu still evolve into Altaria in their alternate forms, and these evolutions maintain the characteristics carried by their previous forms, even continuing to build them up. Zehyrian Altaria benefit from the enhanced weather caused by Blimpish and Missilute, as condensed rain and snow turns into the poisonous cloud-like substance making up part of it's body, building up a coat of toxic protection. 	Toxin Absorb
Merciless
Zehyran Wailmer 	 	TBA 	Thick Fat
Oblivious
Zehyran Wailord 	 	TBA 	Thick Fat
Oblivious
Zehyrian Castform 	 	Decades ago, when a flock of Castform migrated to Zehyre during an especially hot summer in Hoenn, they came across several Pokémon that manipulated their weather powers, and they soon became prey to Pokémon like Yanmega and Skarmory. This led to the population in Zehyre to decrease over time. They soon learned how to manipulate terrains instead of weather, however, and they developed bulbs on their body that detected terrains around them, which change their form. 	Terrain Track
Zehyrian Snorunt 	 	TBA 	Flame Body
Weak Armor
Zehyrian Glalie 	 	TBA 	Flame Body 
Sturdy
Zehyrian Roserade 	 	Roserade in Zehyre are somewhat more wary than the Roserade in Sinnoh. This is because, with Pokémon like Aeroma and Marangatis using flowers as food, they're in more danger of being attacked or preyed on. Their solution was to come out and scavenge for food at night, which, in turn, turned them into a "late bloomer" of sorts. Their roses have also turned into small venus fly traps masquerading as fans, to make defending themselves a little easier. 	Nocturnal 
Contrary
Zehyran Shellos 	 	Shellos in Zehyre inexplicably live in wetter areas than in Sinnoh, and have adapted to wetter, slimier environments. As such, their body is covered almost entirely in mud, to help it camouflage in it's common habitat. It absolutely loves rain, but is almost never seen out on a sunny day. 	Gooey
Rain Dish
Zehyran Gastrodon 	 	TBA 	Gooey
Rain Dish
Zehyrian Mantyke 	 	Zehyrian Mantyke's existence is as interesting as a regular Mantyke's, mostly because they live under the same conditions: as in, their evolved forms existed before them. However, they are far more rare than their more common variant, as their are already less Zehyrian Mantine than Johtonian Mantine. As such, Zehyrian Mantyke is a dying species, as the lack of Zehyrian Mantine means that breeding is somewhat difficult. 	Volt Absorb
Swift Swim
Zehyrian Froslass 	 	TBA 	Flame Body 
Enthralling
Zehyrian Yamask 	 	Some Yamasks who, in past lives, died in the Unova region, ended up being reincarnated in the Zehyre region. With very few deserted areas to take residence in, many Yamasks flocked to the Meliade Theatre, where the actors there took a certain fondness to them. They began to adopt the lifestyle of the actors there, by letting go of the grief of their past life, and replacing their masks with theatre masks. Zehyrian Yamasks love to perform, and act melodramatic in some situations. 	Curtain Call
Zehyrian Cofagrigus	 	When Zehyrian Yamasks evolve, they turn into some kind of performing prop closet – though they seem somewhat creepy, they actually act quite endearing. They can transform into objects to use them as set pieces in theatrical productions, and can hold other props instead their bodies. Their eyes can also flash brightly, acting as small spotlights, in order to illuminate certain points of focus. 	Curtain Call
Zehyrian Comfey 	 	Zehyrian Comfey have quite a complicated backstory, starting with the fact that this form began developing in Kalos! Comfey who migrated from Alola to Zehyre ended up passing through Kalos, where they witnessed the sophisticated culture of Kalosian people. They changed their appearance over time to resemble diamond necklaces, abandoning their flower necklace appearance. This also changed their method of battling, from cleric to utility unit. 	Prankster
Zehyran Dhelmise 	 	TBA 	Rusted Essence
===Evolutionary Methods for Zehyrian Pokémon===
Pokémon 	Method 	First Stage 	Method 	Second Stage
Cubloom 	Level up to Level 17. 	Chlorougar 	Level up to Level 36. 	Petalione
Magmole 	Level up to Level 17. 	Gopherupt 	Level up to Level 36. 	Volecano
Loxink 	Level up to Level 17. 	Elefaucet 	Level up to Level 36. 	Tidalphant
Hamstar 	Level up to Level 15. 	Guineroic 	Level up to Level 30. 	Protobaraa
Aquatick 	Level up to Level 10. 	Dewquito 	Level up while knowing X-Scissor. 	Marangatis
Hummei 	Level up to Level 14. 	Aeroma 	Level up to Level 32. 	Sepealoma
Badgarde 	Level up to Level 18. 	Vicidger 	Level up to Level 40. 	Slicagath
Zuranuki 	Level up with high friendship. 	Tanumiska 	 	
Kaokanut 	Level up to Level 28. 	Arecanoco 	 	
Pebbull 	Level up to Level 22. 	Librorn 	Level up to Level 42. 	Stalagmadore
Sandigo 	Level up to Level 25. 	Finxaroh 	 	
Cosmeow 	Level up to Level 34. 	Asterynx 	 	
Drevapo 	Level up in the rain. 	Precipalla 	 	
Lemiris 	Level up with another Ghost-type in the party. 	Neye-Eye 	 	
Wirout 	Level up to Level 31. 	Cybattere 	 	
Jaboey 	Level up to Level 32. 	Marsuperial 	 	
Mosnal 	Use a Leaf Stone. 	Gastrophyte 	 	
Holidae 	Use an Ice Stone. 	Kistloer 	 	
Loreva 	Level up to Level 10. 	Crystacoon 	Level up while knowing Crystallization.	Bismoth
Fruizard 	Level up to Level 40. 	Cornucomodo 	 	
Bixibulb 	Level up to Level 36. 	Vigilantern 	 	
Impulve 	Level up while knowing Calm Mind. 	Zendocrine 	 	
Kosupan 	Level up to Level 39. 	Faitasuto 	 	
Owllusion	Level up to Level 26. 	Hootdini 	 	
Bedbite 	Level up to Level 20 while knowing Dream Eater. 	Lucisite 	 	
Bedbite 	Level up to Level 20 without knowing Dream Eater.	Bitemare 	 	
Antagora 	Level up with high friendship. 	Demorrelop 	 	
Maskaw 	Level up to Level 27. 	Plaguaolo 	Level up with high friendship. 	Nevermorgue
Blimpish 	Level up to Level 32. 	Missilute 	 	
Fluobalt 	Level up while knowing Metalbend. 	Ironarch 	 	
Arctiine 	Level up to Level 25 in North Zehyre. 	Belechant 	 	
Arctiine 	Level up to Level 25 in South Zehyre. 	Tuskelsius 	 	
Corfo 	Level up to Level 18. 	Liqueffo 	Level up while on the Zehyre Sea Floor.	Surphcraft
Ocealade 	Level up to Level 34. 	Marauterfall	 	
Ixel 	Use an Upgrade. 	Vur-Tuuwa 	Use a Dubious Disc. 	Nevermorgue
===Different Forms of Pokémon===
Pokémon 	Previous Form	New Form	New Typing	Change
Cybattere 	 	 	 	Cybattere is unique in that it's physical appearance changes depending on the system's battery level: it remains in it's basic form at 75-25% charge, but it changes to it's low power form (top) at 25% or less, and it changes to it's high power form (bottom) at 75% or more. This doesn't really change anything besides aesthetic.
Plasmatter	 	 	 	When exposed to a Solid Concoction, Plasmatter changes from it's Basic Form to it's new Solid Form. This form of Plasmatter is made of a bedrock-like material that is unbreakable, making it very skilled in combat. It's Normal type is replaced with Rock, it's stats now lean towards being strong in Attack and Defense, and it's level-up moves are changed.
Plasmatter	 	 	 	When exposed to a Liquid Concoction, Plasmatter changes from it's Basic Form to it's new Liquid Form. This form of Plasmatter is made of flowing water, which is not drinkable, but increases it's speed underwater. It's Normal type is replaced with Water, it's stats now lean towards being strong in Special Attack and Special Defense, and it's level-up moves are changed.
Plasmatter	 	 	 	When exposed to a Gaseous Concoction, Plasmatter changes from it's Basic Form to it's new Gaseous Form. This form of Plasmatter is made of a smoky substance that can knock someone who breathes it in out for a few hours. It's Normal type is replaced with Poison, it's stats now lean towards being strong in Speed and HP, and it's level-up moves are changed.
Waxowix 	 	 	 	In battle, if Waxowix is hit with any Fire-type move, instead of taking damage, the wax on it's body melts off, and it becomes a much stronger, faster Pokémon. It gains the Ghost typing, and it's offensive stats and speed are buffed, while it's previously high defenses are lowered. It reverts back when frozen, or when hit with a Water-type move in a battle.
==The Zehyre Region==
===Routes===
Name 	Description	Notable Aspects
Route 1 	 	
Route 2 	 	
Route 3 	 	
Route 4 	 	
Route 5 	 	
Route 6 	 	
Route 7 	 	
Route 8 	 	
Route 9 	 	
Route 10	 	
Route 11	 	
Route 12	 	
Route 13	 	
Route 14	 	
Route 15	 	
Route 16	 	
Route 17	 	
Route 18	 	
Route 19	 	
Route 20	 	
Route 21	 	
Route 22	 	
Route 23	 	
Route 24	 	
Route 25	 	
Route 26	 	
Route 27	 	
Route 28	 	
Route 29	 	
===Towns, Cities, and Villages===
Name 	Description	Notable Aspects
Cavico Town 	 	
Aciawood City 	 	
Solasagel City 	 	
Excabalt City 	 	
Roguerock Town 	 	
Racataca Village 	 	
Vantigo City 	 	
Creekreed Town 	 	
Meliade City 	 	
Pumello Town 	 	
Quartzile City 	 	
Seatherly Harbor 	 	
Palmola Resort 	 	
Bajuta Town 	 	
Glyphix Village 	 	
Silunar Town 	 	
Weathercoast City	 	
Delaazar City 	 	
Dravadine Village	 	
Castleton City 	 	
Vainqu-Mion Isle 	 	
Láinalai Town 	 	
===Notable Landmarks===
Name 	Description
Deepsea Cove 	
Aciawood Forest 	
Deep Aciawood Forest 	
Solasagel Sewers 	
Excabalt Catacombs 	
Lake Ruins 	
Roguerock Cliffside 	
Autumnwood Cape 	
Emerald Caverns 	
Creekreed Mudlands 	
Totem Hills 	
Meliade Showstage 	
Zehyre Power Plant 	
Pumello University 	
Quartzile Storage Unit	
Tower of Spirits 	
Seatherly Beach 	
S.S. Juggernaut 	
Coral Cove 	
Palmola Beach 	
Nectar Park 	
Undersea Abyss 	
Ancient Pyramid 	
Sandstone Ruins 	
Cosmic Sands 	
Silunar Lighthouse 	
Lily-Vlley Plains 	
Comet Caverns 	
Dragon's Grotto 	
Mt. Frostbite 	
Vainqu-Mion Border 	
Vainqu-Mion Valley 	
==Newly Introduced Moves==
Name 	Type	Description 	Class	Power	Accuracy	PP
Alignment 	 	The stars above shine bright, before aligning perfectly, granting the user special energy. This move raises all stats by 1 stage, but is only guaranteed to work in Nightfall: in all other weather, there's only a 20% success rate. 	 	 	 	
5 	 	 	 	 	 	
Aquatic Slice 	 	The user summons a large amount of water which forms a blade, which slashes the opponent with fierceness. This move has a 20% chance to lower the victim's Attack. 	 	80 	100 	15
Aura Dash 	 	Lucario's signature move. Using it's inner power, the Pokémon strikes it's opponent with focus and skill. This move will never miss. 	 	100 	 	
10 	 	 	 	 	 	
Blastoff 	 	Using flames as a base, the user shoots into the sky at light speed. In the next turn, the user will return to the ground, slamming into the target in an explosion. This has a 10% chance to burn both the user and the target. 	 	130 	90 	5
Cacti Shot 	 	The user locks onto the opponent, and fires a powerful, spiky bullet that pierces the skin. This has a 30% chance to burn the target. 	 	95 	100 	10
Clear Sky 	 	The user uses their wings or limbs to blow away the clouds and other weather conditions in the sky, clearing the field of any weather and preventing weather moves rom being used temporarily. 	 	 	 	
15 	 	 	 	 	 	
Coconut Cannonball	 	Arecanoco's signature move. Readying a makeshift cannon, the user loads a coconut into it, and fires upwards. On the next turn, the coconut will land on the target, exploding and dealing damage. 	 	100 	80 	10
Cocoon Barrier 	 	The user envelops itself in a strange material that forms a cocoon. During the next 3 turns, the user's Defense and Special Defense stats are doubled, but all attacking moves deal halved damage. 	 	 	 	
10 	 	 	 	 	 	
Coral Blast 	 	The user fires a flurry of coral bits from the ocean at the target, dealing small amounts of damage over the span of several blasts. This attack hits 2-5 times in one turn. 	 	20 	100 	20
Crystallization 	 	The user crystallizes it's body, making it hard and shiny. This move raises Defense and boosts the power of Ice-type moves. 	 	 	 	
25 	 	 	 	 	 	
Earth Flare 	 	Volecano's signature move. The user burrows under ground, shooting at the target, before bursting out in a fiery blast. This move does both Fire and Ground-type damage. 	 	90 	85 	10
Earthly Essence 	 	???'s signature move. The user, channeling the planet's movement to gain power, releases energy to it's allies. All Grass, Rock, Ground, or Water-type Pokémon on the user's team gain doubled power to their moves. 	 	 	 	
20 	 	 	 	 	 	
Enlighten 	 	The user enlightens its ally in a spiritual way, boosting their abilities. This move copies all stat changes the user has, and passes them on to an ally. 	 	 	 	
20 	 	 	 	 	 	
Exposure 	 	The user, using its own wits, analyzes the weaknesses of its target, ensuring a critical hit on that target the next turn. 	 	 	 	
100 	5 	 	 	 	 	
Famine 	 	Blimpish/Missilute's signature move. The user releases a toxic gas that does not affect Pokémon, but poisons all consumable items held by enemies. The usage of these items will cause the user to be poisoned, while the consumption of poisoned berries will badly poison the consumer. 	 	 	 	
10 	 	 	 	 	 	
Firecracker Burst 	 	Fyahana/Igniathan's signature move. The user explodes in a colorful blaze, setting off fireworks. This move deals massive damage and has a 50% chance to burn survivors, but will cause the user to faint. 	 	175 	100 	5
Friendly Rivalry 	 	Tanumiska's signature move. The user playfully strikes the opponent in a joking manner. This move does double damage if the opponent has lowered one of the user's stats prior to the usage of this move, 	 	65 	100 	15
Flytrap Snap 	 	The user snaps at the opponent with flytrap-like appendages or jaws, biting them. This move is super effective against Bug-types, and stacks with other super effective boosts. 	 	70 	100 	20
Hatarang 	 	Zehyrian Yamask/Cofagrigus's signature move. The user removes its hat and throws it as a sharp weapon, hitting the opponent 2-5 times. Additionally, the move has a 10% chance to cause confusion. 	 	35 	90 	15
Hazard Sweep 	 	Mincinno/Cincinno's signature move. The user uses a tail to sweep the floor, pushing all entry hazards to the opposite side of the battle. 	 	 	 	
15 	 	 	 	 	 	
Helioblast 	 	The user fires a beam of solar light at the target. This move has a 10% chance to burn the target. 	 	65 	100 	15
Hit-and-Run 	 	The user strikes their target cruelly, stealing their item for themselves, before making a break for it. After the attack is executed, the user switches out of the battle, sending another random party member into the battle. 	 	75 	90 	10
Icicle Blade 	 	The user forms a blade out of a sharp icicle, slashing the target. This move has a 10% chance to freeze the target. 	 	90 	90 	10
Inner Force 	 	Channeling their own mental power, the user summons a large psychic weapon that slams the opposing targets, dealing damage. This move has a 10% chance to lower their Special Attack as well. 	 	90 	100 	10
Leaf Blanket 	 	Leavanny's signature move. The user fashions a blanket out of its leaves, and blankets either a teammate or an opponent with it. If a teammate is blanketed in it, they will be safe from critical hits and gain 1/8 of their health for four turns. If an opponent is blanketed in it, they are trapped and lose 1/8 of their health for four turns.	 	 	 	
100 	10 	 	 	 	 	
Legacy 	 	The user prepares to pass their powers to a stronger ally. If the user faints when this move is used, the next Pokémon summoned in will have their Attack and Special Attack doubled. 	 	 	 	
5 	 	 	 	 	 	
Lodestone 	 	The user rubs two rocks together, charging them with electricity, before chucking them at the opponent. This move has a 30% chance to paralyze the target. 	 	75 	70 	15
Lunar Ray 	 	The user fires a beam of lunar light at the target. This move has a 10% chance to freeze the target. 	 	65 	100 	15
Macabre Slash 	 	The user uses a sharp appendage or limb to slash the target, unleashing physical and mental damage. This attack has a 10% chance to confuse the target, 	 	90 	95 	10
Metalbend 	 	The user uses magnetic forces to pull at the target's body. Due to the magnetic properties of the move, Steel-types will receive double damage if hit by this move. 	 	 	100 	20
Meteor Charge 	 	Asterynx's signature move. The user charges dangerously at the target whilst surrounded by several stray asteroids. The user will take recoil damage if the move lands. 	 	120 	75 	10
Molotov Cocktail 	 	The user launches a fragile bomb of fire, which explodes on impact. This move has a 20% chance to burn the target. 	 	90 	75 	15
Monstrous Bloom 	 	The user summons a large quantity of flowers around them, and they all bloom simultaneously, dealing natural damage. This move's damage decreases as the user's health decreases. 	 	150 	100 	5
Moonsong 	 	The user sings a quiet, dazzling tune, which enchants the target. This move will put the target to sleep. 	 	 	 	
80 	20 	 	 	 	 	
Mud Bath 	 	The user fills the room with mud, soothing emerged allies. All Pokémon on the user's side have their stats reverted. 	 	 	 	
5 	 	 	 	 	 	
Mystery Explosive 	 	Trickemist's signature move. The Pokémon concocts a strange potion-like explosive using the item it is holding. The item's typing, power, and side effects depends entirely on what item is used. Said item is consumed after using this move. 	 	?? 	100 	10
Nightfall 	 	The user summons the moon and stars to the sky, changing the time to resemble night and activating Starlight. 	 	 	 	
5 	 	 	 	 	 	
Natural Howl 	 	Petalione's signature move. The user roars fiercely, as the energy of flowers around it is absorbed. This move continues for 3-5 turns, and the user is unable to do anything else onto the move is over. All Pokémon on the field are forced awake during this time. Additionally, all Grass-type moves are boosted in power. 	 	90 	90 	10
Pixie Dust 	 	The user spreads a strange dust on an opponent, inflicting them with a strange curse. This move causes the target to be inflicted with a random status effect. 	 	 	 	
10 	 	 	 	 	 	
Plug In 	 	Cybattere's signature move. The user, using an outside power source, charges their electrical powers. For the next 3 turns, the user will regain 1/8th of their health. Additionally, being hit with any Electric-type move during this time will send out a wave of electricity, paralyzing a random Pokémon on the field. 	 	 	 	
5 	 	 	 	 	 	
Requiem 	 	The user sings a somber but beauteous song, which calms itself down. The user heals itself by 1/2 health in exchange for all positive stat changes disappearing. 	 	 	 	
10 	 	 	 	 	 	
Rusting Wave 	 	Tidalphant's signature move. The user sends a blast of water with strange chemicals in it, covering the target in a rust of sorts. This move has a 100% chance to slow the target down. 	 	75 	100 	15
Scale Scatter 	 	The user spreads their body out, it's scales firing off of it's body and hitting the opponents. This move deals damage, but lowers Defense and Special Defense after usage. 	 	100 	100 	10
Shocked Surface 	 	The user presses a hand to the ground, shocking the inner workings of the floor. From here on out, all Pokémon who enter the battle on the enemy side will be shocked, getting paralyzed. 	 	 	 	
15 	 	 	 	 	 	
Shooting Star 	 	The user surrounds itself in cosmic energy, before firing itself at the target. This move will almost always move first. 	 	40 	100 	20
Sludge Hurl 	 	The user hurls a poisonous glob of muddy residue, dealing small damage but lowering the target's Speed. 	 	30 	100% 	20
Starburst 	 	The user absorbs energy from the stars above, and sends it out in the form of a weak burst. Has a 20% chance of reducing the target's Special Defense. 	 	50 	100 	20
Supernova 	 	The user brings upon all of it's power to summon a massive black hole, which sucks the target in. If it lands, this move is a one-hit KO. 	 	 	 	
30 	5 	 	 	 	 	
Tsunami 	 	The user summons a massive wave of water to wash over the entire field, dealing damage to all Pokémon, including recoil damage on the user. 	 	130 	50 	10
Vigor Mortis 	 	Neye-Eye's signature move. The user, mourning it's fainted allies, channels their souls to avenge them and attack their opponents. This move does damage depending on how many allies are fainted in the party. 	 	 	100 	10
Windmill Wave 	 	The user flaps their wings/spins their arms in a windmill-esque fashion, blowing them back heavily. This move also has a 20% chance of lowering the Speed of the victim. 	 	70 	100 	15
===Newly Introduced Z-Moves===
There is a total of ?? new Z-Moves introduced to Spectrum, alongside all of the returning Z-Moves from Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
Z-Crystal 	Type	Move Needed 	Description	Exclusivity 	Location
Planetary BlastCosmicium Z 	 	Any Cosmic-type attack	TBA 	Any Cosmic-type move user	???
Forest MajestyPetalionium Z 	 	Natural Howl 	TBA 	Petalione 	???
Fiery FissureVolecanium Z 	 	Earth Flare 	TBA 	Volecano 	???
Tidal TrunkburstTidalphantium Z	 	Rusting Wave 	TBA 	Tidalphant 	???
===Retyped Moves===
Due to the addition of the Cosmic-type, several moves have been retyped to the Cosmic type. This includes:
*Comet Punch
*Cosmic Power
*Gravity
*Lunar Dance
*Meteor Mash
*Moonblast
*Moongeist Beam
*Moonlight
*Morning Sun
*Roar of Time
*Spacial Rend
*Sunsteel Strike
*Swift
==Newly Introduced Abilities==
Name 	Description
Abduction 	All trapping moves used by a Pokémon with this ability will also drain 1/12 of the trapped Pokémon's health, healing the trapper, every turn it is trapped.
Blowaway 	All entry hazards sent to this Pokémon's side are blown to the enemy's side when the hazards are first put in place.
Cursed Touch 	Making contact with this Pokémon has a 10% chance of laying a Curse on the provoker.
Curtain Call 	If this Pokemon is forced to switched out, it confuses the Pokémon on the rivaling side, before going back to it's trainer.
Dependency 	In a Double/Triple/Rotation Battle, if this Pokémon moving after a teammate uses an attacking move that a teammate already used that turn, the move's attack power and accuracy is boosted 1.5x.
Enthralling 	Upon switch-in, all opposing Pokémon's Special Attack are lowered by one stage, similar to Intimidate.
Error Message 	Hitting this Pokémon with a contact move disables the effects of the opponent's ability for two turns.
Experimental 	For the sake of experimentation, the user will steal items from opponents it makes contact with if it lacks a hold item.
Flammability 	When hit with any kind of Fire-type move, this Pokémon will explode, fainting and dealing damage to all Pokémon on the field.
Fortunate 	Any other Pokémon on the same side as a Pokémon with this ability is immune to critical hits, and has their own critical hit ratio boosted by one stage.
Hardhead 	All head-related moves gain a 1.5x boost in power.
Hot-Blooded 	In Harsh Sunlight, all of this Pokémon's attacking moves are critical hits.
Lights Out 	This Pokémon activates Starlight upon switching into battle.
Lucky Break 	If this Pokémon moves first in a turn, the attack will have increased power.
Lunar Cycle 	Every three turns, all stat changes on the field reset.
Lunar Essence 	This Pokémon's Special Attack is increased by 1.5x in Starlight.
Mossy Body 	Contact moves made against this Pokémon have a 10% chance of having no effect, due to the attacking Pokémon slipping.
Night Vision 	This Pokémon's accuracy and evasion are boosted by 1.5x in Starlight.
Nocturnal 	This Pokémon's speed is boosted by 1.5x in Starlight.
Plasm Change 	When exposed to a Basic Concoction, Solid Concoction, Liquid Concoction, or Gaseous Concoction, it will change form based on what concoction it is exposed to.
Purgatorial 	Pokemon with this ability can hit Ghost and Normal-types with moves that are normally ineffective.
Rusted Essence	Being hit with a Water-type move cuts the user's Speed, but raises their critical hit ratio.
Security 	This Pokémon's Attack and Defense stats are increase by 1 stage if it loses it's item.
Spacial 	This Pokémon's Normal-type moves are changed to Cosmic-type.
Swordfighter 	All cutting and slashing attacks have a 1.5x increase in power, and now have increased priority.
Terrain Track 	This Pokémon changes forms based on the current Terrain – Grassy, Misty, Electric, or Psychic – that is on the field at the time.
Toxin Absorb 	This Pokémon is healed by 1/4 of their total HP when hit with a Poison-type move.
Umbrella 	During Double/Triple Battles, this Pokémon absorbs all attacks directed at Pokémon on their side, for 70% of the damage. The damage taken is halved in the rain.
Wax Coat 	When hit by a Fire-type move, instead of taking damage, this Pokémon's form will change. In this alternate form, being hit by a Water-type move will revert it back.
==New Items==
Name 	Description
Old Coin 	An ancient bronze coin. Found hidden on the streets of some cities, these coins can be tossed in the Wishful Well in exchange for the chance to get a reward.
Lucky Coin 	A shiny silver coin. Found hidden on the streets of some cities, these coins can be tossed in the Wishful Well in exchange for the chance to get an impressive reward.
Golden Coin 	An impeccably shiny golden coin. Found hidden on the streets of some cities, these coins can be tossed in the Wishful Well in exchange for the chance to get an epic reward.
Moon Piece 	A small, gray stone that is said to have broken off of the moon, only to fall to Earth. When held by a Pokémon, it boosts the power of their Cosmic-type moves.
Star Plate 	A dark blue tablet decorated with ancient paintings of stars. When held by a Pokémon, it boosts the power of their Cosmic-type moves.
Night Rock 	A dazzling rock that was recovered from outer space. It increases the duration of Starlight by 3 turns.
Basic Concoction 	A simple, tasteless concoction, with seemingly no color to it. When exposed to a Plasmatter in a special form, it will revert it back to it's base form.
Solid Concoction 	A bronze-colored concoction with a musty scent. When exposed to Plasmatter, it changes from its current form to its Solid Forme.
Liquid Concoction 	A turquoise-colored concoction that tastes like clean water. When exposed to Plasmatter, it changes from its current form to its Liquid Forme.
Gaseous Concoction	A smoky green concoction containing a foul-smelling substance. When exposed to Plasmatter, it changes from its current form to its Gaseous Forme.
==Important Trainers==
See here.
==RotomDex Applications==
One of the returning features from Pokémon Sun and Moon is the Rotom Dex, a modification of the PokéDex where the technological encyclopedia is possessed by a Rotom, giving it sentience. In Pokémon Spectrum, the RotomDex is given a major overhaul, now functioning as a portable tablet. On the RotomDex, the player gets applications to use, which are accessible on the Touch Screen. Each application has a different use.
Name 	Description
Pokédex 	Of course, this is the basic Pokédex! When the Pokédex is opened, it opens up the archive of Pokémon that have been seen and caught during the journey. When a Pokémon is caught, it's extra information, like a description, type, and footprint, will be automatically recorded. The PokéDex also contains an archive of Pokémon locations (called the Habitat List), cries, forms, and sizes.
Accessible from the start.
Pedometer 	A very basic app that counts your steps. It is always recording the number of steps taken in the journey overall, but it can be paused, and can record separate walking sessions. 
Accessible from the start.
Calculator 	A basic app that functions as a pocket calculator. You can add, subtract, multiply, or divide on it! Really, though, just do the math in your head.
Accessible from the start.
Pokémon Team 	A basic app that links to your current Pokémon Party, displaying it on the Touch Screen. It indicates their names, health bars, whether or not they have a status, if they hold an item, and genders.
Accessible from the start.
Zehyre Map 	An app that displays a map of the Zehyre region, with detail on every location. It also indicates the player's current location, and can function as a GPS of sorts. It is periodically updated when new areas are discovered throughout the story.
Accessible from the start.
Camera 	Brought back from Sun and Moon, you can take pictures of the overworld area around you, or take a group picture of your player and their party. These earn Popularity Points based on people's ratings of the photos, which can be exchanged for extra rewards at the Photo Booth in Solasagel City.
Accessible from the start.
Video Chat 	Am app that allows players to communicate via video chat with the tablet. You can speak to any of the four rivals this way, as well as other characters like the Guild Masters, your mother, and Plato.
Accessible from the start.
PPC System 	This advanced application was developed by Plato of Solasagel City, in collaboration of two other PC admins, Cassius and Amanita, to allow the Pokémon Computer to function on the go. When in reasonable range within a PC, you can access the PPC System to manage your PC boxes on the go. There are some places, like in underground areas, where the PPC System is unavailable, but it is available in other places otherwise.
Obtained when Plato downloads it for you in Solasagel City.
Vs. Recorder 	An app that, when turned on, will record the outcome of any battle. Unlike past iterations of the Vs. Recorder, it can now record any trainer battle in the game, including with Guild Masters, Elite 4, and any wireless battles.
???
PokéTransport Service	An app that, when accessed, can call upon a number of different Pokémon to use for PokéRide, which replaced HMs in the previous installment of the series. The usable Pokémon range from Scyther, Bixibulb, Ambipom, Librorn, and even Barbaracle!
???
Dowsing Machine 	An app that connects to the real world, which can locate hidden items on the ground. When on top of the item while using the app, the item can be recovered.
???
Sketcher 	A simple app that allows you to doodle on your screen. You can use ten different colors, as well as a fill tool, eraser, and clear tool. It's useless objectively, but drawing is fun nonetheless.
???
==Gallery==
===Zehyre Pokémon===
Cubloom.png|Cubloom's official artwork.
Chlorougar.png|Chlorougar's official artwork.
Magmole.png|Magmole's official artwork.
Gopherupt.png|Gopherupt's official artwork.
Loxink.png|Loxink's official artwork.
Elefaucet.png|Elefaucet's official artwork.
Hiamster.png|Hamstar's official artwork.
Aquatick.png|Aquatick's official artwork.
Hummei.png|Hummei's official artwork.
Zuranuki.png|Zuranuki's official artwork.
Wirout.png|Wirout's official artwork.
Cybattere.png|Cybattere's official artwork.
Kaokanut.png|Kaokanut's official artwork.
Drono.png|Drono's official artwork.
Holidae.png|Cubloom's official artwork.
Bixibulb.png|Bixibulb's official artwork.
Flagoul.png|Flagoul's official artwork.
Blimpish.png|Blimpish's official artwork.
Missillute.png|Missilute's official artwork.
Treaspass.png|Treaspass's official artwork.
Liqueffo.png|Liqueffo's official artwork.
Clouvert_Regular.png|Clouvert's official artwork.
I-Xel.png|I-Xel's official artwork.
Waxowix_Coated.png|Waxowix's Coated form.
Waxowix_Ignited.png|Waxowix's Ignited form.
Plasmal_Unchanged.png|Plasmatter's official artwork.
Plasmal_Solid.png|Solid Plasmatter's official artwork.
Plasmal_Liquid.png|Liquid Plasmatter's official artwork.
Plasmal_Gaseous.png|Gaseous Plasmatter's official artwork.
Teslav.png|Teslav's official artwork.
Cremisol.png|Cremisol's official artwork.
Triametry.png|Triametry's official artwork.
Cacturret.png|Cacturret's official artwork.
Tasuriachi.png|Tasuriachi's official artwork.
Zehyrian Koffing.png|Zehyrian Koffing's official artwork.
Zehyrian Ledian.png|Zehyrian Ledian's official artwork.
Zehyrian Castform.png|Zehyrian Castform's official artwork.
Zehyrian Makuhita.png|Zehyrian Makuhita's official artwork.
Zehyrian Hariyama.png|Zehyrian Hariyama's official artwork.
Zehyrian Yamask.png|Zehyrian Yamask's official artwork.
Zehyrian Cofagrigus.png|Zehyrian Cofagrigus's official artwork.
===Trainers and Characters===
Spectrum_MalProtag.png|Anthony, the male protagonist.
Spectrum_FemProtag.png|Natasha, the female protagonist.
Spectrum_NonBinProtag.png|Kai, the non-binary protagonist.
Spectrum_Joshua.png|Joshua, one of the rivals.
Spectrum_Nick.png|Nicolas, one of the rivals.
Spectrum_Halsey.png|Halsey, one of the rivals.
Spectrum_Norah.png|Norah, one of the rivals.
Spectrum_Lyon.png|Lyon, the charismatic actor.
===Misc.===
SpectrumTeaser.png|A teaser for Spectrum for the Fantendo 10th Anniversary Showcase, depicting . 
==Trivia==
*The idea and design of Zehyrian Ledian was conceptualized by , and is being used for this game with his permission. Thanks to him for the idea! :D
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