Pokemon Luminosity and Obscurity Versions

and  are Nintendo Switch games, which are the first core series games of Pokemon's Generation VIII. Both versions released worldwide on August, 27 20xx. These games take place in the new region of Finilu, that are confirmed to be based of the real world country, Italy. 
A variety of 497 Pokémon can be caught in these two versions, about 104 of those are new addictions to the Pokémon Index. (Pokédex) 
==Gameplay==
Pokémon Luminosity and Obscurity are mostly unchanged from previous entries. Since this game is on a single-screen system, there are more changes from the previous entry, Sun and Moon. There's no bottom screen so the menu is once again opened by using the Y button. The Nintendo Switch's touch screen and various controllers also are compatible with this game. 
===Battles===
The battles remained heavily unchanged, however there are still features to keep them interesting.
The battle screen is changed a lot though, it's similar to Sun and Moon but everything's on one screen. The battle is in the middle, Moves icon on the top left, Team on the top right, Bag on the bottom left and Run on the bottom right. The user's health is located near the bag icon and the opposing Pokemon's health is near the Team icon. Status conditions still remain near the health bar.
==Plot==
The story starts at an airport, near to your hometown. A young child named / and their mother come out of one of Mistralton City's planes. The main pilot, Skyla, tells them to have a nice time in the new region. One of the child's friends, Eclipse, is finally happy to see them arrive at their hometown. She immediately decides to show them around the hometown, Priroda Town, The Town of Quiet Nature. But before she can introduce them to the town, a strange figure approaches the two, who after their appearance, asks if they are interested in the concept of Pokémon. Eclipse says that she has been wanting a Pokémon for a long time, since her father has left for a Pokémon adventure. The figure introduces themselves as Professor Hazel and has been looking for someone to take on the role of filling up the Pokédex. Solar/Luna's mother runs over quickly and says that she has overheard the conversation that everyone was having. She tells them if they are truly ready for the task. Solar/Luna agree and the professor jumps with joy. She takes the two near the first route and gives them the choice of three Pokemon. Wolvield, Pyrave and Nawharn. Once one is taken, Eclipse takes the starter strong against yours, saying that she knows her types. Before Solar/Luna can go to the first route, Eclipse says that she wants a battle and won't be going down.
If you picked Wolvield:
If you picked Pyrave:
If you picked Nawharn:
After the battle, Eclipse sets out to catch some Pokemon before Professor Hazel can catch up to give her some Pokeballs. When Solar/Luna reaches an area full of grass, they can see the two talking in the distance before the professor notices them. She is currently teaching Eclipse how to catch Pokemon, however, she tells Solar/Luna if they want to see a demo. If not, they can completely skip the tutorial and be handed five Pokeballs.
When they reach Aureus City, another strange figure appears. They introduce their selves as Nilsa. She exclaims by asking Solar/Luna if they are a new trainer. After they answer all their questions, she'll give them an upgrade to their Pokedex, giving them access to exclusive hidden Pokemon.
After exiting Aureus City and getting the Pickaxe Badge, a small Pokemon's cry is heard. It appears it is one of the Era duo, nymphs of the past and future. It then flies deeper into the route. Once you reach the end, Professor Hazel will exclaim that the unidentified Pokemon is actually the legendary Pasmaturr/Imuture. It immediately curls up in fear and flees. Hazel is surprised to find the legendary nymphs and asks if Solar/Luna have heard of the duo.
A group of strangely coloured people are running away and there's a glimpse of the legendary Pokemon, shoved under somebody's arm. You decide to follow them but you see Nilsa and a Salamance, with the strange people in fear. She tells them to let the Pokemon go but they refuse. She is forced to use Outrage on the people before catching the legendary in her hands. One member says, "Team Nova will get revenge on you!" Nilsa is shocked to see someone witness the whole thing and gives the child a Angel Wing, which is said to make a very special Pokemon appear deep in the sea. Afterwards, she says her farewell and flies off with her Salamence and the legendary Pokemon.
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==Blurb==
An new elegant region with more Pokémon and a lot more trainers!
Encounter old figures, become the best! In this new journey, you and your Pokémon will set out to be the best and save the beautiful Finilu region!
==Features==
===Changes===
*Almost every HM has become something else, some are still HMs and some have just been removed over all. Cut, Rock Smash and Waterfall are not HMs and are just normal moves. Trees can now be gotten rid of by using a Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying or Bug move, Rocks can be gotten rid of with Fighting, Ground, Steel, Water and Grass moves and you can now go up waterfalls if the chosen Pokémon is at level 40 or above. Fly, Strength, Surf and Dive are still HMs and still can be used normally. 
*Pokemon will now have more active animations, just like in Gen V. 
*A lot of various shiny Pokémon have been changed.
*Many types of Pokemon have also been changed, along with their moveset. Some even have new evolutions to them. 
*There are new Mega Evolutions, however the Mega Ring is only obtained after beating the Elite Four.
===Dreamy Forms===
After the 6th gym badge, wild Dreamy forms will appear in certain areas each day. These new forms mostly have the Psychic, Dark, Normal or Ghost type as their primary type. Most of their stats have changed and appearances have been made to look like something different. If you have the Zangoose\Lopunny from Professor Hazel, it will evolve by giving it Dream Mist. However, there is a way to cure it. If you bring one to Hazel, she'll attempt to cure the effects of the Dream Mist and you'll be left with the original version of that form.
===Seasons===
Seasons return in this game from the fith generation games. They work just the same as they did before, now it brings in different pokemon for each season and area. Starter Pokemon from other generations can also be caught in Route 77 and there's even a different festival for each seasons in Aureus City, all with different battles, events and clothing.
===Music Changes===
Returning from Generation four and five, music changes come back. They activate depending on the time of day, or the situation. Almost every route has a night time remix and evne the Pokemon League has one too. The battle theme can change in night time and trainer battles.
===New Moves===
Like every other main series game, new moves are introduced to make a balance for the game, giving more special moves to different types. Some moves are introduces to one Pokemon only, this is called a signature move.
Name 	Type 	Description 	Power/Accuracy\PP	Power/Accuracy\PP	Power/Accuracy\PP
Timber Rage 	Grass 	The user throws a tree at the target. In double and triple battles, this will hit all Pokemon and has a chance to paralyze them. (Howlant's signature move) 	80 	75% 	5
Blazing Wish 	Fire 	The user sets on fire and flies away into the skies. On the second turn, it will dive right down into the target. On the third turn, the user has to recharge, either to get healed or one of its moves gets five more PP. 50% chance to cause a burn. (Doriflame's signature move)	100 	85% 	3
Horn Gouge 	Steel 	The user quickly gouges through the target, the power increases by how much turns have passed. (Whalsteel's signature move) 	- 	100% 	5
Flame Harvest 	Fire 	Each four turns, 75% of the user's health is recovered. (Mega Leavanny's signature move) 	- 	- 	5
Divine Spirit 	Fairy 	Uses the speed of itself and the targets to deal damage to the target. (Clivine's Signature move) 	- 	100% 	10
Mind Blast 	Psychic	The user blasts out projectiles out of its mind. Has a chance to confuse the target. 	80 	100% 	32
Pollination Guard	Grass 	The user protects itself from an upcoming attack. This has a chance to send the target to sleep. 	- 	100% 	20
Deflection 	Normal 	Reflects any special attacks with two thirds of the damage to be taken by the iser. 	- 	75% 	20
Delta Beam 	Normal 	The user fires a beam which will revert the target back to their previous form. (Era duos signautre move) 	125 	80% 	5
Crystal Shock 	Ice 	Crystals shock the target with icy beams three times. May freeze the target. 	90 	100% 	10
Luminous Pillar 	Psychic	A pillar rises to the sky, taking the user with it. The pillar is smashed right onto the target. It can give any status condition. This attack's power is doubled if Obscure Hammer was used before. (Lumilord's signature move) 	120 	100% 	5
Obscure Hammer 	Fairy 	The user summons their signsture hammer and pounds the target. Always hits three times. Can cause paralysis or confusion. Power doubles if Luminous Pillar was used the last turn. (Tsukibun's signature move) 	80 	90% 	5
Misfire 	Normal 	Fires a projectile that doesn't hit the target but hits another pokemon in the opposing teams party. 	40 	100% 	32
Paint Blast 	Normal 	The user fires paint at the target. This has a chance to mildly blind the target. 	60 	100% 	25
Vine Burn 	Fire 	The user grabs the target with vines and sets them on fire. 100% chance for the target to get a burn. 	80 	90% 	20
Frost Submerge 	Ice 	Submerges the target in ice, freezing it. 	- 	55% 	10
Char Leftovers 	Fire 	The user throws chars towards the target, giving a burn to any other pokemon that is switched in. 	- 	100% 	20
Pollen Field 	Grass 	The user creates a pollen field, paralyzing any other pokemon that switches in. 	- 	100% 	20
Challenge 	Normal 	The user challenges the target, bringing up their STAB for two turns. 	- 	100% 	10
Giga Leech 	Bug 	The user radically bites into the target, taking half the damage they gave to the target in as health. 	70 	100% 	10
===New Abilities===
Name 	Description
Halt 	Prevents super-effective moves for three turns. (Rocalt's signature ability)
Gold Rush 	If the user is holding a rare item, its speed will double.
Lunar Link 	All fairy Pokemon have been boosted by 50%. (Tsukibun's signature ability)
Soaked 	If any Pokemon touches another Pokemon, they'll get this ability, which will always make then move last.
Metal Pierce	Any Steel Pokemon will now be able to get hit by Poison moves.
Mental Fear 	When this Pokemon is sent out, it will make the foe scared mentally, decreasing their Special Attack.
==Pokédex==
===#001-#100===
Number 	Name 	Species 	Type 	Type 	Pokedex
#001 	Wolvield 	Field Wolf Pokemon 	Grass 	Grass 	Wolvields usually wear the remains of their prey if they are cold. They have very fast reflexes for such a small size, but most just stay calm and steady.
#002 	Furdant 	Grass Fur Pokemon 	Grass 	Ground 	Once Wolvield has evolved in Furdant, more plants are grown on its back to camouflage themselves from predators. If it is hungry and don't see any prey anywhere, it feeds on its grassy fur.
#003 	Howlant 	Mighty Wolf Pokemon 	Grass 	Ground 	Due to its huge size, it has barely any predators coming near it. Its fists are able to deal devastating blows to anything that tries to attack it and was recorded shattering a whole car apart.
#004 	Pyrave 	Flame Eagle Pokemon 	Fire 	Fire 	Pyraves are very royal, they will calmly do anything as commanded. However, it will get annoyed if it is told to do too much and gets in such a rage that their wings start to set on fire.
#005 	Reverust 	Combusting Pokemon 	Fire 	Psychic 	Its mind is full of many wonderful, outstanding ideas. There are so many things inside its head that it gets so agitated, it explodes. One was reported to fire up a whole machine with its mind.
#006 	Doriflame 	Awakening Pokemon 	Fire 	Psychic 	A blessing is put on for each Doriflame to see if they are worthy of power. Once they learn to control it, they become a flaming bird of the skies, wishing luck on those who encounter it.
#007 	Nawharn 	Small Horn Pokemon 	Water 	Water 	Its horn can send out signals to others of its kind. Since it is very little, it cannot be used for battle. Nawharns resort to using other methods, such as using their head.
#008 	Megalohorn 	Mega Horn Pokemon 	Water 	Water 	Now that its horn is bigger and sharper, it can properly fight off enemies. If anything tries to touch its horn, it will smack them away.
#009 	Whalsteel 	Metal Horn Pokemon 	Water 	Steel 	Having to adapt to the environment, it gains a steel armor to protect from Grass Pokémon and to manipulate their swimming. They are said to be very attractive.
#010 	Minorvocet 	Harmony Bird Pokemon 	Normal 	Flying 	Minorvocets appear in many operas due to their great singing. Some can be seen hanging out with Chatots, playing with instruments.
#011 	Majorvocet 	Choir Pokemon 	Normal 	Flying 	Majorvocets sounds like a whole opera, making it a more viable option for opera. Thanks to its high intelligence, it is able to play various instruments.
#012 	Sewaddle 	Sewing Pokemon 	Bug 	Grass 	This Pokémon makes clothes for itself. It chews up leaves and sews them with sticky thread extruded from its mouth.
#013 	Swadloon 	Leaf-Wrapped Pokemon 	Bug 	Grass 	Forests where Swadloon live have superb foliage because the nutrients they make from fallen leaves nourish the plant life.
#014 	Leavanny 	Nurturing Pokemon 	Bug 	Grass 	Leavanny usually are around Pokemon Daycares to care for small Pokemon, sometimes it gets along with the trainers too. Angry behaviors scare them a lot.
#014MEGA	Mega Leavanny	Uncontrollable Pokemon 	Bug 	Fire 	Due to the powers of Mega Evolution, the energy in the Mega Stone was too powerful for Leavanny, giving it an red tint and setting its leaves on fire. It cannot control its flames but when it accidentally hurts something small, it will sob, hurting itself in the process.
#015 	Hornettle 	Anger Pokemon 	Bug 	Bug 	It gets very angry if it is irritated in its nest or if something else grabs fruit it was previously about to grab. It has a devastating sting with comes with no warning.
#016 	Sullenet 	Pain Stinger Pokemon 	Bug 	Fighting	A very aggressive Pokemon, with its double stingers, its victims get double the pain its previous form offered. It is mostly kept away from cities.
#017 	Buneary 	Rabbit Pokemon 	Normal 	Normal 	You can tell how it feels by the way it rolls its ears. When it’s scared, both ears are rolled up.
#018 	Lopunny 	Rabbit Pokemon 	Normal 	Ghost 	Being taken over by the Dream Mist, it turns into a living doll. The actual Lopunny is trapped inside of the soul.
#019 	Zangoose 	Cat Ferret Pokemon 	Normal 	Steel 	After getting brutally attacked by Sevipers, it had to get armor to resist the poisonous stabs.
#021 	Doilnight 	Ornament Pokemon 	Fairy 	Fighting	Doilnight is elegantly trained, when something is about to attack it, it stays still until a there's a good chance to attack.
#023 	Brushmaid 	Calm Pokemon 	Steel 	Fairy 	Brushmaids are intelligent, they serve their trainers with a answer to their problems. It blinds its enemies with its paintbrush-like hair.
#024 	Klink 	Gear Pokemon 	Steel 	Steel 	Interlocking two bodies and spinning around generates the energy they need to live.
#025 	Klang 	Gear Pokemon 	Steel 	Steel 	By changing the direction in which it rotates, it communicates its feelings to others. When angry, it rotates faster.
#026 	Klinklang 	Gear Pokemon 	Steel 	Steel 	The gear with the red core is rotated at high speed for a rapid energy charge.
#027 	Fluffmoth 	Gentle Moth Pokemon 	Bug 	Fairy 	When it flies around, it emits a pink mist that makes anything around it fall in love.
#028 	Charmoth 	Beautiful Moth Pokemon 	Bug 	Fairy 	Any bug encountering this will instantly get lured into a trap and sent to sleep. They will then be carried to their nest to be sent to their leader.
#029 	Maikid 	Training Pokemon 	Psychic 	Psychic 	Maikids aren't as talented as their adult forms but try their best to help their trainer in any way.
#030 	Kimoccult 	Respectful Pokemon 	Normal 	Psychic 	Kimoccults are very talented, they are able to heal any major injury their trainer has got. They also perform a lot in Pokemon Contests.
#031 	Vulpix 	Fox Pokemon 	Fire 	Fire 	It controls balls of fire. As it grows, its six tails split from their tips to make more tails
#032 	Ninetails 	Fox Pokemon 	Fire 	Fire 	Legend has it that this mystical Pokémon was formed when nine saints coalesced into one.
#033 	Shinx 	Spark Pokemon 	Electric	Electric	The extension and contraction of its muscles generates electricity. It glows when in trouble.
#034 	Luxio 	Spark Pokemon 	Electric	Electric	Its claws loose electricity with enough amperage to cause fainting. They live in small groups.
#035 	Luxray 	Gleam Eyes Pokemon 	Electric	Electric	When its eyes gleam gold, it can spot hiding prey--even those taking shelter behind a wall.
#036 	Drifloon 	Wishing Balloon Pokemon	Psychic 	Ghost 	If it floats too high up, it will burst. However, the first person to witness it will have their next wish come true.
#037 	Drifblim 	Wishing Balloon Pokemon	Psychic 	Ghost 	The crystal on its head is where the source of its powers come from. If it is knocked off, it will revert back into a normal Drifblim.
#038 	Drilbur 	Mole Pokemon 	Ground 	Ground 	It makes its way swiftly through the soil by putting both claws together and rotating at high speed.
#039 	Excadrill 	Subterrene Pokémon 	Ground 	Steel 	It can help in tunnel construction. Its drill has evolved into steel strong enough to bore through iron plates.
#040 	Ralts 	Feeling Pokemon 	Psychic 	Fairy 	If its horns capture the warm feelings of people or Pokémon, its body warms up slightly.
#041 	Kirlia 	Emotionless Pokemon 	Ghost 	Fairy 	It is unable to feel any emotions at all. Because of this, it has to steal other Pokemon's emotions.
#042 	Gardevoir 	Revived Pokemon 	Ghost 	Fairy 	After sacrificing itself for its trainer, with the power of the Spell Tag, it was able to come back to life. If it finds the same Spell Tag, it will start to get unstable.
#043 	Porygon 	Beta Pokemon 	Ghost 	Ghost 	Its beta form is full of bugs and glitches, it is very fragile. However, since it teleports around everywhere, it is very hard to hit.
#044 	Porygon-2 	Premium Pokemon 	Ghost 	Electric	It was served as an update to the previous Porygon but was never released. However, now that the update has been found, it can now be used a database.
#045 	Porygon-z 	Haunted Pokemon 	Ghost 	Dark 	After the new Porygon-Z came about, the virus that infected it started to get worse and worse. It started to glitch around everywhere.
#046 	Embrotl 	Fragile Pokemon 	Water 	Water 	If it is touched in anyway, it will be in sheer pain. This is why it is always kept with a Clamperl to be safe.
#047 	Salacleave 	Sharp Pokemon 	Water 	Steel 	Its strategy to hunt down prey is exceptional. However, when it's being very cheeky, it will most likely mess up.
#048 	Claxolotl 	Sharpest Pokemon 	Water 	Dragon 	Claxolotl's claws are super sharp, they are able to cut down an entire underwater volcano.
#049 	Clivine 	Divine Pokemon 	Water 	Fairy 	These beautiful Pokemon swims in groups and shows off their beauty by glowing in the bright night. They gain marvelous speed from electricity.
#049MEGA	Mega Clivine 	Caring Pokemon 	Water 	Fairy 	After having multiple baby Clivines, it had to become more protective of itself. Its babies makes the Clivine reveal its true potential and is the only thing keeping it going.
#050 	Cacnea 	Cactus Pokemon 	Grass 	Grass 	By storing water in its body, this desert dweller can survive for 30 days without water.
#051 	Cacturne 	Scarecrow Pokemon 	Grass 	Dark 	It becomes active at night, seeking prey that is exhausted from the day's desert heat.
#052 	Bounsweet 	Fruit Pokemon 	Grass 	Grass 	Because of its sweet, delicious aroma, bird Pokémon are always after it, but it's not intelligent enough to care.
#053 	Steenee 	Fruit Pokemon 	Grass 	Grass 	It's protected by its hard sepals, so it plays with bird Pokémon without worry. They peck it relentlessly, but it doesn't care.
#054 	Tsareena 	Fruit Pokemon 	Grass 	Grass 	A master of grand and beautiful kicks, it can knock out even kickboxing champions with a single blow.
#055 	Gligar 	Fly Scorpion Pokemon 	Ground 	Flying 	It usually clings to cliffs. When it spots its prey, it spreads its wings and glides down to attack.
#056 	Gliscor 	Fang Scorpion Pokemon 	Ground 	Flying 	It observes prey while hanging inverted from branches. When the chance presents itself, it swoops!
#057 	Soluzz 	Solar Messaging Pokemon	Bug 	Fire 	A messaging bug from the Sun, from the legendary idol above. It is mostly seen at festivals, helping with preparing everything.
#058 	Tarnone 	Lunar Messaging Pokemon	Bug 	Dark 	A messaging bug from the Moon, from the legendary idol above. It sends warnings about meteors, incoming objects and lots more. It is successfully able to give messages from two people in Proper English.
#059 	Rosadite 	Beauty Pokemon 	Grass 	Fairy 	Rosadite has a friendly rivalry with Charmoths. They are also mostly paired with Leavanny for making clothes and repairing them.
#060 	Ledyba 	Five Star Pokemon 	Bug 	Flying 	It is so timid, it can't move if it isn't with a swarm of others. It conveys its feelings with scent.
#061 	Ledian 	Five Star Pokemon 	Bug 	Flying 	It uses starlight as energy. When more stars appear at night, the patterns on its back grow larger.
#062 	Ledocket 	Blast Pokemon 	Bug 	Flying 	Its cape emits an energy that when smelt, will make anything become a lot more faster. Its jet legs allows a Ledocket to reach Jotho from Finilu in just an hour.
#063 	Interpin 	Voodoo Pokemon 	Ghost 	Ghost 	It appears in bedrooms at the time of midnight. If anything touches its pin, they will have immense pain.
#064 	Pandeto 	Stiff Corpse Pokemon 	Ghost 	Ghost 	Because its brain is slowly decaying away, it won't be able to know any better. All it knows to do is to hop and suck the energy out of wild Pokemon.
#065 	Rocalt 	Traffic Cone Pokemon 	Bug 	Rock 	Rocalts are stone crabs that have adapted to the streets, having to disguise themselves as a traffic cone to make anything stop in its path.
#066 	Alpastel 	Warm Fur Pokemon 	Normal 	Normal 	Alpastel is known for their bright, white skin. It is able to help to defend themselves from damage, with the fur making the damage more softer.
==Characters==
===Main Characters===
Solar (male playable character)
Solar is a passionate young boy who has always liked nature. His mother moved to the Finilu region so they could have a vacation away from Unova. Before Professor Hazel came in, Solar was always fond of Pokemon.
Luna (female playable character)
Luna is a active young girl who enjoys long walks and sports. Her mother moved to the Finilu region so that they would get more fit there than Sinnoh. Before Professor Hazel came in, Luna was always nice with Pokemon.
Eclipse (rival)
Eclipse is the best friend of Solar and Luna. They have known them for a long time before moving to Finilu. Even though she looks weak, she is very strategic. She was always knowledgable of Pokemon and gets mad easily if someone tells her what she already knows.
Professor Hazel (professor)
Professor Hazel is the leading professor of the Finilu region, she is very confident and is an expert on Pokemon type advantages and disadvantages. She lives in Aureus City, a city near the player's hometown. Hazel is a good friend with Professor Fennel, who together, create the regional form called Dreamy Forms.
===Gym Leaders===
Durg (The Ground-type leader)
Durg is the first gym leader you encounter. When you enter his gym, it's like an underground mine with the main trainers as Workers. Once you enter his room, it's a goldmine with his signature Pokemon carved into the back, Gligar. On defeat, he gives out TM28 (Dig) and the Pickaxe Badge.
Aurora (The Ice-type leader)
Aurora is the second gym leader you encounter. Entering her gym, you are greeted to a snowy wonderland, with Skiers as the main trainers. The room you battle Aurora in is in an huge icy castle. On defeat, she gives out TM79 (Frost Breath) and the Crystal Badge.
Mack (The Fighting-type leader)
Mack is the third gym leader you face. His gym is a building or Blackbelts and Battle Girls. Once you get to the main room, you'll be put in a wrestling ring with a large crowd watching you. On defeat, he gives out TM31 (Brick Break) and the Fist Badge.
Colony (The Poison-type gym)
Colony is the fourth gym leader you face. Upon entering, you appear in an abandoned lab, where there are three lab tubes. There's a colour on the wall with a hole that represents a type and you have to put in the correct one into the hole to proceed. If you don't, you fight a scientist. Once you reach the room, it fills with sludge. Colony turns around and laughs. On defeat, he gives out TM36 (Sludge Bomb) and the Tube Badge.
Jane (The flying-type leader)
Jane is the fifth gym leader you have to face. Upon entering, you are in a skyscraper and a bunch of bird Pokemon are flying around. If one spots you, you have to go into a battle. There are ten rooms of this, each getting harder and harder. Once you reach the very top, you'll see Jane with her jetpack, floating around. A force field surrounds the area so no one falls off. On defeat, she gives you TM58 (Sky Drop) and the Jet Badge.
==Music==
 Priroda Town's Music
 Chillvibe Forest's Music
 Champion Nilsa's Theme
 Team Nova's Grunt Theme
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