Pokemon Sky and Land Versions

Pokemon Sky Version and Pokemon Land Version are the primary core games of the 9th Pokemon Generation. The games were released on December 12th in a worldwide release, the 2nd set of games in the series to do so. They take place in the Mulano Region, a region-based off of the Latin America region.
Picking up how Pokemon Sword and Shield left off, Sky and Land versions strive to bring the player to an "open experience", letting them progress from area to area in any order they want. As such, the region is fairly large and the player can catch all 890 pokemon, plus an additional 126 batch of new pokemon, and various regional forms. The game also brings several new types, such as the Light type.
The game has a deeper story, intended for a more mature audience, similar to Pokemon Black and White versions, this time, following the villainous acts of a gang named Team Domino. A 3rd version, Pokemon Space Version, is speculated to release at a later date and will give a completely different experience.
==Plot==
=====This Story is still being worked on and is uncomplete.=====
The game begins in Cerea town, where the player character wakes up on his 12th birthday. Unlike other regions, the Mulano region prefers their trainers to start when they are 12 years old or older, and to celebrate, the nearby Professor Dahila wants to give the player a starting Pokemon for their birthday present. After getting their Pokemon, their twin sibling (The gender the player didn't pick) comes into the room and asks for a Pokemon as well, in which they will pick the starter yours is weak against. After testing out their pokemon in a quick battle, you meet a girl named Juana, who is known to be a trouble maker around Cerea Town. Juana steals the starter yours is strong against, Professor Dahila tells you to chase after the thief, and as you do, you pass Route 1. Before you can find her, you get attacked by a Pokemon depending on your birthday wish during the opening cutscenes. (A Pichu, an Eon, or a Froakie) During a scripted battle where you lose, you get saved by your twin sibling, who tosses a Poke Ball towards you to catch the Pokemon.
After catching the Pokemon, you and your twin head back to the lab where you are requested to become Pokemon Trainers and to try to get the 3rd starter Pokemon back. To send you off on your journey, you are given 5 Pokeballs and a Pokedex, and are free do explore the land of Mulano.
==Features==
Pokemon Sky and Land Versions keep and brings back a lot of the features from older Pokemon games, and often change them to make them easier for newcomers or players overall. Older features such as the Battle Frontier, Pokemon following their trainers, and Pokemon Raids return, while the ones that don't are replaced with better features. Seeing the criticism Game Freak has gotten over the previous Pokemon games, the player can catch all Pokemon in the Pokedex, however, some pokemon are locked between versions. This includes legendaries and mythical, who have their own special events to encounter them in. They haven't locked behind codes anymore. All Pokemon can now hold up to 8 moves at a time.
===Pokemon Variants===
Other than Regional Variants, more Pokemon variations have appeared in Sky and Land.
====Wonder Pokemon====
Similar to shiny Pokemon, Wonder Pokemon are Pokemon with drastically different color schemes and little to no visual differences other than their colors. Wonder Pokemon, however, tend to have drastically different types, movesets, and abilities, as well as their stats being worked around, however, they have the same stat totals as the original Pokemon, causing them to play differently from the original Pokemon. All Pokemon have Wonder versions, and they are rare but more common than Shiny Pokemon. They have a 5/512 chance of appearing normally in the wild, however, there are ways for the player to increase this chance.
====DNA Evolution====
Similar to how the Gen 8 fossil Pokemon works, by using the DNA Device item, the Player can perform a DNA evolution using two Pokemon. Doing so will fuse them together into one stronger Pokemon. Unlike Mega Evolution, this evolution is permanent, and these Pokemon are able to learn moves it's fusee's normally learned. Only certain Pokemon can DNA Evolve into specific DNA Pokemon, however, and both Pokemon need to have certain conditions met, such as the new Friendship stat Pokemon can have with each other. These Pokemon tend to have drastic weaknesses to account for their strengths.
====Real Life PC====
Players can now "go into" their Pokemon PC's and interact with their Pokemon in a 3D environment. These reflect the different styles the player can change their PC boxes to, and as such, certain backgrounds can give Pokemon exp as you leave them in the box.
====Poke-Phone====
Similar to the Gear devices from the other Pokemon games, the Poke-Phone contains all of the Player's menus and multiplayer functions. Things such as O-Powers, Wonder Trades are now available.
====Online Multiplayer====
If the network settings are turned on, the player can play online with other players at the same time, as if the game was an MMO. Players can interact with each other by giving each other items, and players can meet and chat with each other with premade messages. Trainers can gain emotes, and trade with anyone.
====Food====
Unlike Berries, Food is special items Pokemon that hold that mostly have healing properties. Unlike Berries that get eaten only during certain situations, Food can be eaten at any time.
====Types====
Along with the types currently in the series, Sky and Land introduce several new typings. These include:
*Light Type - Shown with Pokemon that shine brightly, or create some kind of light. Moves like Flash are now Light type.
*Sound Type - Shown with Pokemon with some type of noise. "Sound-based moves" are now Sound Type.
*Beast Type - Pokemon that have mythical or bestial qualities to them.
*Digital Type - Pokemon that have connections to data or the internet.
*Omni Type - Very rare Pokemon that has the power of every type. Is always super effective against any type, however, it takes x2 damage from every type as well.
More Features will be added later
==Menu Features==
==Pokedex==
===Regional Variants===
Dex No.	Name 	Type 	Type 2 	Dex Entry
393 	Piplup 	Ghost 	--- 	
394 	Primplup 	Ghost 	Dark 	
395 	Emploeon 	Ghost 	Dark 	
023 	Ekans 	Poison 	Dragon 	
024 	Arbok 	Poison 	Dragon 	
763 	Tsareena 	Fighting	--- 	
114 	Tangela 	Grass 	Poison 	
465 	Tangrowth 	Grass 	Poison 	
057 	Primeape 	Fighting	Electric	
203 	Girafarig 	Ghost 	Psychic 	
324 	Torkoal 	Steel 	Fire 	
238 	Smoochum 	Fire 	Fairy 	
124 	Jynx 	Fire 	Fairy 	
129 	Margikarp 	Water 	--- 	
047 	Parasect 	Bug 	Ghost 	
140 	Kabuto 	Rock 	Ghost 	
141 	Kabutops 	Rock 	Ghost 	
302 	Sableye 	Steel 	Fighting	
543 	Venipede 	Bug 	Electric	
544 	Whirlipede	Bug 	Electric	
545 	Scolipede 	Bug 	Electric	
622 	Golett 	Steel 	Poison 	
623 	Golurk 	Steel 	Poison 	
438 	Bonsly 	Grass 	--- 	
185 	Sudowodo 	Grass 	--- 	
027 	Sandshrew 	Normal 	--- 	
028 	Sandslash 	Normal 	--- 	
769 	Sandygast 	Ice 	Ghost 	
770 	Palossand 	Ice 	Ghost 	
248 	Tyranitar 	Fairy 	--- 	
092 	Gastly 	Light 	--- 	
093 	Haunter 	Light 	Electric	
094 	Gengar 	Light 	Electric	
445 	Garchomp 	Dragon 	Water 	
447 	Riolu 	Poison 	Beast 	
448 	Lucario 	Poison 	Beast 	
190 	Aipom 	Psychic 	--- 	
424 	Ambipom 	Psychic 	--- 	
613 	Cubchoo 	Grass 	--- 	
614 	Beartic 	Grass 	--- 	
216 	Teddiursa 	Fire 	--- 	
217 	Ursaring 	Fire 	--- 	
183 	Maril 	Light 	--- 	
184 	Azumaril 	Light 	Fighting	
815 	Cinderace 	Fire 	Beast 	
333 	Swablu 	Electric	Dragon 	
334 	Altaria 	Electric	Dragon 	
090 	Shielder 	Water 	Dark 	
091 	Cloyster 	Water 	Dark 	
080 	Slowbro 	Water 	Fire 	
235 	Smeargle 	Fighting	--- 	
197 	Umbreon 	Dark 	Fire 	
700 	Sylveon 	Psychic 	Fire 	
158 	Totodile 	Ground 	--- 	
159 	Croconaw 	Ground 	--- 	
200 	Feraligatr	Ground 	--- 	
286 	Breloom 	Water 	Steel 	
330 	Flygon 	Ice 	Ground 	
175 	Togepi 	Dark 	--- 	
176 	Togetic 	Dark 	Flying 	
177 	Togekiss 	Dark 	Flying 	
059 	Arcanine 	Fire 	Beast 	
049 	Venomoth 	Bug 	Fighting	
048 	Venonat 	Bug 	Fighting	
172 	Pichu 	Electric	--- 	
025 	Pikachu 	Electric	Fire 	
403 	Shinx 	Digital 	--- 	
404 	Luxio 	Digital 	--- 	
405 	Luxray 	Digital 	--- 	
150 	Mewtwo 	Omni 	--- 	
343 	Baltoy 	Bug 	Water 	
344 	Claydol 	Bug 	Water 	
===Mega Evolutions===
Pokemon 	Type 	Type 2	Mega Ability
Leafeon 	Grass 	Fairy 	Lush Scent - On Switch in, all Pokemon in your Party regain 10% of their HP.
Umbreon 	Dark 	Light 	Magic Barrier - On every 3rd turn, any attack that hits this Pokemon is bounced back to the opponent's and deals 1/2 of the damage it would normally deal.
Flareon 	Fire 	--- 	Steam Wave - On Switch-in, all Water type moves for all Pokemon on the field gets turned into Normal type moves.
Glaceon 	Ice 	Rock 	Sturdy - If hit by a move that would naturally OKHO this Pokemon, it will survive at 1 HP.
Vaporeon 	Water 	--- 	Speed Boost - Increases speed each turn.
Jolteon 	Electric	--- 	Magnetic Wave - On Switch-in, all Ground type moves for all Pokemon on the field are not effective on Electric Pokemon.
Togekiss 	Fairy 	Flying	Ribbon Ring - This Pokemon keeps it's stat bonuses when it's forcefully switched out, however, it loses them after 1 turn upon Switch-in.
Marowak 	Ghost 	--- 	Mother's Cry - The power of Ghost type moves are increased by x1.2.
Genesect 	Bug 	Steel 	Drive Swap - The Drive Genesect has will randomly change each turn.
Typhlosion	Fire 	--- 	Volcan Burst - This Pokemon's Fire type moves function like Rock type moves.
Aegislash 	Ghost 	Steel 	Paladin's Shield - This Pokemon has a 10% to have a Protect-like effect at the beginning of each turn.
Mr. Mime 	Fairy 	Dark 	Perfect Mimicry - This Pokemon changes it's typing to whatever it's opponent's typing is.
===Mulano Dex===
Dex No.	Name	Type 1 	Type 2
001 	
Mosslo
The Sloth Pokemon	Grass 	
002 	
Mammoss
The Sloth Pokemon	Grass 	
003 	
Mossive
The Giant Sloth Pokemon	Grass 	Beast
004 	
Chargaru
The Kid Pokemon	Fire 	
005 	
Kangaflame
The Kangaroo Pokemon	Fire 	
006 	
Kangattack
The Kangaroo Pokemon	Fire 	Ground
007 	
Platypal
The Platypus Pokemon	Water 	
008 	
Platyquill
The Platypus Pokemon	Water 	
009 	
Swimperior
The Mighty Pokemon	Water 	Poison
010 	
Eon
The Tiny Pokemon	Normal 	
011 	
Luneon
The Shine Pokemon	Light 	
012 	
Pixeon
The Pixie Fly Pokemon	Bug 	
013 	
Wolvereon
The Wolverine Pokemon	Fight 	
014 	
Haganeon
The Metallic Fox Pokemon	Steel 	
015 	
Veneon
The Venom Pokemon	Poison 	
016 	
Kurameon
The Demon Fox Pokemon	Beast 	
017 	
Drakeon
The Dragon Pokemon	Dragon 	
018 	
Agotice
The Prarie Pokemon	Normal 	Ice
019 	
Frozago
The Freezing Pokemon	Normal 	Ice
020 	
Molum
The Night Mole Pokemon	Psychic	
021 	
Moluminate
The Star Mole Pokemon	Psychic	
022 	
Hooden
The Hooded Chick Pokemon	Normal 	Flying
023 	
Robinbin
The Hooded Bird Pokemon	Dark 	Flying
024 	
Robinero
The Hooded Hero Pokemon	Dark 	Flying
025 	
Birnana
The Banana Bird Pokemon	Grass 	Flying
026 	
Plantair
The Plantain Bird Pokemon	Grass 	Flying
027 	
Kameket
The Dreaming Bug Pokemon	Bug 	
028 	
Kameroller
The Hero Bike Pokemon	Bug 	
029 	
Kamaraiden
The Hero Bug Pokemon	Bug 	Fight
030 	
Cremare
The Nightmare Pokemon	Bug 	Dark
031 	
Bugpac
The Backpack Pokemon	Bug 	
032 	
Campinsect
The Backpack Pokemon	Bug 	
033 	
Scalarva
The Scaly Worm Pokemon	Bug 	Ground
034 	
Scalymph
The Scaly Cacoon Pokemon	Bug 	Ground
035 	
Scaragon
The Scaly Dragon Pokemon	Bug 	Dragon
036 	
Twinkitty
The Star Kitty Pokemon	Light 	
037 	
Constelat
The Constellation Pokemon	Light 	Beast
038 	
Hexeow
The Little Witch Pokemon	Dark 	
039 	
Hexoar
The Witch Cat Pokemon	Dark 	Fairy
040 	
Poissom
The Possom Pokemon	Poison 	
041 	
Impoissomable
The Possom Pokemon	Poison 	
042 	
Frostky
The Husky Pokemon	Ice 	
043 	
Shiveroar
The Husky Pokemon	Ice 	Water
044 	
Barking
The Hot Dog Pokemon	Fire 	
045 	
Barkindle
The Hot Dog Pokemon	Fire 	Beast
046 	
Boilipinch
The Steam Pokemon	Fire 	Water
047 	
Loboiler
The Steam Pokemon	Fire 	Water
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