Pokémon Solar Red and Lunar Blue/Amiibo

In Pokémon Solar Red and Lunar Blue, there is a newly added function which allows compatibility with Amiibo figures. This allows for a player to have an encounter with the Pokémon species that each Amiibo represents.
If the Amiibo figure is a Pokémon species, the player may summon this species at the Indigo Plateau. They may battle against this Pokémon, and they will have the option to capture it. Each of these Pokémon will have a special move, either unobtainable on this Pokémon in-game or simply an Egg Move. With this, there are several newly developed Amiibo figures as well as Amiibo cards.
Because the Amiibo will appear at the Indigo Plateau, Amiibo functionality is not unlocked until the player has cleared the Pokémon League for the first time.
==Pokémon==
Each Pokémon encountered at the Indigo Plateau will be encountered at Level 50. Quick Balls may not be used on them and they have a catch rate of 0% when at full health. Furthermore, they have one increased stat similarly to Totem Pokémon. Thus, their encounters are slightly more difficult than average wild Pokémon. None of these Pokémon are shiny locked, unless they are legendary or mythical.
The compatibility with Amiibo has added the opportunity for many new Amiibo to be developed. Eight new Amiibo figures have been developed, though several Amiibo cards are in development as well for this; these are official Pokémon Trading Cards which also have Amiibo functionality.
Amiibos may only be captured once over the entirety of a player's savefile. However, they may be summoned again after they have been captured, and may be battled once again. They will not be available to capture upon a second summoning, only for battle. In this battle, their level will be scaled to match the levels of the player's team, but will not be lower than level 50.
In bold is the special move that this Pokémon has.
===Figures===
Amiibo	Pokémon 	Type	Moves 	Ability 	Item
 	Pikachu+1 Speed 	 	ThunderboltQuick AttackNasty PlotElectric Terrain 	Static 	Light Ball
 	Lucario+1 Sp. Attack 	 	Calm MindAura SphereFlash CannonDraco Meteor 	Inner Focus	Life Orb
 	Charizard+1 Defense 	 	Heat WaveSunny DayHyper BeamAcrobatics 	Solar Power	Heat Rock
 	Greninja+1 Sp. Attack 	 	Hydro PumpDark PulseBlizzardDragon Pulse 	Battle Bond	Assault Vest
 	Jigglypuff+1 Defense+1 Sp. Defense	 	SingHyper VoiceWake-Up SlapMoonblast 	Competitive	Metronome
 	Mewtwo+1 Defense 	 	PsystrikeShadow BallRecoverDark Pulse 	Pressure 	None
 	Venusaur+1 Sp. Defense 	 	Energy BallSludge BombSolar BeamCalm Mind 	Overgrow 	Power Herb
 	Blastoise+1 Defense 	 	Rain DanceDark PulseAura SphereOrigin Pulse 	Torrent 	Damp Rock
 	Lapras+1 Sp. Defense 	 	Ice BeamHydro PumpConfuse RayDragon Pulse 	Shell Armor	Weakness Policy
 	Gengar+1 Speed 	 	Sludge BombShadow BallMean LookFlamethrower 	Cursed Body	Weakness Policy
 	Sylveon+1 Sp. Defense 	 	Hyper VoiceLight ScreenReflectNature's Madness 	Pixilate 	Light Clay
 	Decidueye+1 Attack 	 	Leaf BladeSpirit ShackleSwords DanceClose Combat 	Long Reach 	Liechi Berry
 	Magearna+1 Sp. Attack 	 	Fleur CannonFlash CannonHeart SwapNasty Plot 	Soul Heart 	Leftovers
 	Marshadow+1 Attack 	 	Spectral ThiefSucker PunchPoison JabHigh Jump Kick	Technician 	Sitrus Berry
===Cards===
There will be multiple series of Amiibo cards which will be released, each featuring different Pokémon. Each Amiibo series will introduce twelve different Pokémon cards; each Pokémon will have a unique move which they could not formerly know. Otherwise, the Pokémon's ability and other qualities such as IV's and natures are randomized.
====Series One====
Icon	Name 	Type 	Type	Special Move
 	Raichu+1 Sp. Attack 	Energy Ball 	 	
 	Nidoqueen+1 Attack 	Gunk Shot 	 	
 	Nidoking+1 Attack 	High Horsepower	 	
 	Alakazam+1 Sp. Attack	Psystrike 	 	
 	Gyarados+1 Attack 	Brave Bird 	 	
 	Vaporeon+1 Sp. Attack	Wish 	 	
 	Jolteon+1 Speed 	Energy Ball 	 	
 	Flareon+1 Attack 	Wood Hammer 	 	
 	Kingdra+1 Speed 	Wild Charge 	 	
 	Lopunny+1 Speed 	Poison Jab 	 	
 	Chesnaught+1 Defense 	Throat Chop 	 	
 	Delphox+1 Sp. Attack 	Wish 	 	
====Series Two====
====Series Three====
====Series Four====
====Series Five====
====Series Six====
==Trainer Cards==
Amiibo cards may also be scanned to spawn trainers; there are many newly developed Pokémon cards which spawn trainers from the history of the Pokémon series. This includes characters who do not appear in the Indigo Plateau World Tournament have appeared in previous Pokémon games. There are currently 12 of these cards. The levels of these trainers' Pokémon are scaled to match the player's, but will not be lower than level 50.
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