Pokémon Rainbow Version

Pokémon Rainbow Version is an upcoming Role-Playing Game for the Nintendo Switch, it is the third remake of Pokémon Red & Blue Versions although unlike other remakes in the series goes for an intentionally retro appearance instead seeking to apply mechanics from later generations into the earlier styles of Generation I and Generation II.
The game is also more of a departure from the original Kanto featuring a revised region with new settlements, dungeons and Routes as well as including the first 251 Pokémon as well as their cross-generational evolutions from Generations III, IV and VI. The game also introduces four new evolutions being the Kantonian Variants of Galarian Evolutions introduced in Generation VIII those being for; Meowth, Farfetch'd, Mr. Mime & Corsola.
==Plot Synopsis==
Much like the original Red & Blue, Pokémon Rainbow's plot focuses on the player character as they journey across Kanto exploring the large region in search of completing the PokéDex for the region's professor, Professor Oak whose grandson (default name, Blue) serves as a rival to the player also seeking to complete the PokéDex. Along the way the player must battle against the various Gym Leaders whose Badges allow the player to make use of Field Moves to traverse the landscape while on the antagonizing side of events is Team Rocket a villainous group of gangsters who attempt to hostily take over the Kanto Region through underground influence, stealing Pokémon and attacking travellers.
==Gameplay==
Much like the original games, Pokémon Rainbow is a top-down RPG in which the player explores an 8-Bit iteration of the Kanto Region, although visually harkening back to Generation I and II, many of the mechanics from later generations would appear such as the inclusion of the Dark, Steel and Fairy Types as well as Abilities, Natures, EVs and IVs, the Physical-Special Split and various other mechanics.
The List of moves in the game is a combination of Generation VII and VIII, featuring moves from both generations. Unlike its predecessor, Pokémon Rainbow does not feature Hidden Machines instead Field Moves as they're known can be performed as long as an appropriate Pokémon is in the player's party, this adds a new element to each Pokémon as they have small icons displayed on their Pokémon Summary Screen that indicate their ability to perform certain Field Moves. In total there are four major Field Moves; Cut, Fly, Surf & Strength as well as four minor Field Moves; Flash, Dig, Teleport & Dive, the major Field Moves are required for the player to complete the game while the minor Field Moves are optional.
===Gameplay Mechanics from Later Generations===
*The inclusion of 129 Pokémon from later generations including all Generation II Pokémon as well as cross-generational Evolutions introduced in Generations III, IV and VI
*The addition of every move up to and including Generation VIII including those that Generation VIII had removed
*The addition of the Dark and Steel Types introduced in Generation II and Fairy Type introduced in Generation VI
*Genders and the capacity for two Pokémon to breed if they're similar enough
**The inclusion of Baby Pokémon and the Incences needed for each of them as well as the various mechanics to pass down traits such as Moves and Natures from parent to child Pokémon
*The modern iteration of the Box System with 32 Boxes (initially starting at 24 before beating the Champion and not counting the Battle Box) each with a box capacity of 40 Pokemon giving a total of 1,280
*The inclusion of the various PokéBalls introduced in later generations
*A Day/Night Cycle which affects the availability of various Pokémon with some being exclusively found in the Morning, Day or Night
**The Seasons mechanic from Generation V returns with it once again affecting the accessibility of certain locations and the abundance of certain Pokémon, unlike Generation V however this is not just limited to the addition of a few Pokémon during one season or another but affects many Pokémon in tandem with the Day/Night Cycle
*Shiny Pokémon which come in one variety with a 1/8192 chance of occurring (although in-game mechanics can increase the shiny rate)
*Held Items allowing Pokémon to use these items in battle for additional effects
*The reformatting of several Pokémon and Moves to their current Types such as Gust and Karate Chop formerly being Normal-Type moves and Clefairy formerly being a Normal-Type Pokémon
*The reformatted Stat System separating the two Special Stats as well as the current methods for calculating stats
**The inclusion of IVs and EVs for determining stats as well as Natures which can provide positive nad negative effects to differing stats
*Opposing Trainers can be re-battled with the inclusion of the Versus Seeker which is obtained optionally in Saffron City
*The inclusion of an in-built map system seen in items like the PokéGear, PokéNav and Pokétch which allows the player to find their location as well as the location of trainers with special rematch teams
*The revamped Type Chart introduced in Generation VI which includes the changes introduced in Generation II
*The option to play as a Male or Female Character
*Animated Sprites for while a Pokémon is active in battle as well as unique menu icons
*The Battle Frontier a special facility that is unlocked after completing the game allowing the player to challenge much tougher trainers that more closely match the expectations of online play
*The Gen III+ Berry System with players able to plant, grow and harvest berries using the held item, Berry Pots as well as the later inclusion of Mulches to promote berry growth
**The Generation VI mechanic of Berry Mutations also returns although has been revamped to be easier to perform and rewards players for growing different berries
*Pokémon Contests return along with Pokémon Contest stats however the mechanics have been revamped
*The Bag provides infinite Bag space for each of its compartments as opposed to the limited space of the original, this also means the Item Storage on the player's PC has been removed
*Running Shoes are included from the start and include a toggle option in the Options menu
*Several of the Battling Formats introduced in later generations are included; Double Battles, Triple Battles and Horde Battles
*Following Pokémon returns as well as some unique interactions depending on the Pokémon such as some Pokémon hopping on the player's shoulder while the player is able to ride on other Pokémon
**This feature has also been expanded to feature the reworked Field Moves with all Pokémon appearing to perform their field moves during the duration of the field move
*The current item section of the Battle Menu has been included allowing player's to re-use the last item as well as select specific items as quick selects for the item menu
**The Free Space bag section returns from B2W2 and has been expanded with the additional Battle Space bag section which is accessible both in battles and outside of battles and allows the player to quickly access items from different sections of their bag that can be used in battle and appears as a sub-section of the item menu
*The inclusion of Dark Grass from Generation V which allows for Double, Triple and Horde Battles against Wild Pokémon, this also now extends to other environments such as Leaf Litter, Cavern Floors and Deep Water
**Rustling Grass also returns as a mechanic allowing for rare Pokémon that would otherwise be difficult or outright impossible to find in the wild to be obtainable, this also includes the Trade Evolution Pokémon meaning Trading is not required to complete the PokéDex
*As was introduced in Generation V onwards, the PokéMart and PokéCenter are located in a single building providing easier access to both facilities, the building also has multiple entrance points making it accessible from the building's West, South and East sides
*The ??? Type was removed and not present as it was in more recent generations with the only applicable move, Curse, being Ghost-Type
*The Game Corner is no longer present however has been replaced by Game Arcades which allow the player to earn Chips which can be exchanged in the same way for various prizes
*The Habitat Mode from B2W2 returns allowing the Player to see a more specific break down of a Route's Pokémon, this is more similar to the Generation VII iteration however where it shows the Pokémon on a map, however unlike Generation VII each patch of grass does not have unique encounter rates
**The re-inclusion of the DexNav, a mechanic from Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire that allows the player to specifically search for particular Pokémon in a location as well as obtain special variants of that Pokémon with particular abilities, egg moves, perfect IV stats and a greater chance at being shiny
*The mechanic introduced in Generation VI in which the player gains experience from catching Pokémon is included in the game
*Horde Encounters from Generation VI return however the player's Pokémon in these wild battle encounters always moves first while the opposing wild Pokémon all attack simultaneously to drastically speed up the pace of the battle
*Player Customization from Generation VI returns allowing the player to customize their character to a greater degree both in terms of their appearance and clothing, some physical attributes are set at the beginning of the game while others are able to be changed whenever the player visits the Pokémon Center or various shops
*The changes to Status Conditions in Generation VII are included except the change to Burn which was reduced to 1/12th the Pokémon's Maximum HP instead of 1/16th like in Generation VII+ or like 1/8th in the original games
*An abstracted version of the overworld encounters seen in Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee as well as the Generation VIII games is included combining both the randomness of the earlier generations with the expectedness of later generations
**True Wild encounters also appear although are much rarer with the encounter rate slightly higher in dungeons and lower while on water
*Evolutionary Method changes introduced in Generation VIII are carried over and have been further expanded which is explained in the Changed Evolutionary Methods section
===TM List===
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==PokéDex==
Kanto Regional PokéDex	Kanto Regional PokéDex	Kanto Regional PokéDex	Kanto Regional PokéDex	Kanto Regional PokéDex
Pokémon 	Dex No. 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
Bulbasaur 	001 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Ivysaur 	002 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Venusaur 	003 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Charmander 	004 	Lizard 	Fire 	Fire
Charmeleon 	005 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Charizard 	006 	Flame 	Fire 	Flying
Squirtle 	007 	Tiny Turtle 	Water 	Water
Wartortle 	008 	Turtle 	Water 	Water
Blastoise 	009 	Shellfish 	Water 	Water
Caterpie 	010 	Worm 	Bug 	Bug
Metapod 	011 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Bug
Butterfree 	012 	Butterfly 	Bug 	Flying
Weedle 	013 	Hairy Bug 	Bug 	Poison
Kakuna 	014 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Poison
Beedrill 	015 	Poison Bee 	Bug 	Poison
Ledyba 	016 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
Ledian 	017 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
Pidgey 	018 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Pidgeotto 	019 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Pidgeot 	020 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Rattata 	021 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
Raticate 	022 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
Spearow 	023 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Fearow 	024 	Beak 	Normal 	Flying
Sentret 	025 	Scout 	Normal 	Normal
Furret 	026 	Long Body 	Normal 	Normal
Venonat 	027 	Insect 	Bug 	Poison
Venomoth 	028 	Poison Moth 	Bug 	Poison
Farfetch'd 	029 	Wild Duck 	Normal 	Flying
Prinpristress 	030 	Dabbling Duck 	Normal 	Flying
Aipom 	031 	Long Tail 	Normal 	Normal
Ambipom 	032 	Long Tail 	Normal 	Normal
Nidoran♀ 	033 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidorina 	034 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidoqueen 	035 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
Nidoran♂ 	036 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidorino 	037 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidoking 	038 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
Ekans 	039 	Snake 	Poison 	Poison
Arbok 	040 	Cobra 	Poison 	Poison
Bonsly 	041 	Bonsai 	Rock 	Rock
Sudowoodo 	042 	Imitation 	Rock 	Rock
Mankey 	043 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting 	Fighting
Primeape 	044 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting 	Fighting
Zubat 	045 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Golbat 	046 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Crobat 	047 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Geodude 	048 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
Graveler 	049 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
Golem 	050 	Megaton 	Rock 	Ground
Wynaut 	051 	Bright 	Psychic 	Psychic
Wobbuffet 	052 	Patient 	Psychic 	Psychic
Pichu 	053 	Tiny Mouse 	Electric 	Electric
Pikachu 	054 	Mouse 	Electric 	Electric
Raichu 	055 	Mouse 	Electric 	Electric
Igglybuff 	056 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Jigglypuff 	057 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Wigglytuff 	058 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Sandshrew 	059 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
Sandslash 	060 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
Cubone 	061 	Lonely 	Ground 	Ground
Marowak 	062 	Bone Keeper 	Ground 	Ground
Lickitung 	063 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
Lickilicky 	064 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
Cleffa 	065 	Star Shape 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefairy 	066 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefable 	067 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Hoppip 	068 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Skiploom 	069 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Jumpluff 	070 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Hoothoot 	071 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Noctowl 	072 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Happiny 	073 	Playhouse 	Normal 	Normal
Chansey 	074 	Egg 	Normal 	Normal
Blissey 	075 	Happiness 	Normal 	Normal
Magikarp 	076 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Gyarados 	077 	Atrocious 	Water 	Flying
Goldeen 	078 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
Seaking 	079 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
Wooper 	080 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
Quagsire 	081 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
Paras 	082 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
Parasect 	083 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
Bellsprout 	084 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
Weepinbell 	085 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
Victreebel 	086 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
Poliwag 	087 	Tadpole 	Water 	Water
Poliwhirl 	088 	Tadpole 	Water 	Water
Poliwrath 	089 	Tadpole 	Water 	Fighting
Politoed 	090 	Frog 	Water 	Water
Spinarak 	091 	String Spit 	Bug 	Poison
Ariados 	092 	Long Leg 	Bug 	Poison
Drowzee 	093 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hypno 	094 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
Vulpix 	095 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Ninetales 	096 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Unown 	097 	Symbol 	Psychic 	Psychic
Natu 	098 	Tiny Bird 	Psychic 	Flying
Xatu 	099 	Mystic 	Psychic 	Flying
Abra 	100 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Kadabra 	101 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Alakazam 	102 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Mime Jr. 	103 	Mime 	Psychic 	Fairy
Mr. Mime 	104 	Barrier 	Psychic 	Fairy
Imimeiquin 	105 	Illusionary 	Psychic 	Fairy
Misdreavus 	106 	Screech 	Ghost 	Ghost
Mismagius 	107 	Magical 	Ghost 	Ghost
Gastly 	108 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
Haunter 	109 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
Gengar 	110 	Shadow 	Ghost 	Poison
Smoochum 	111 	Kiss 	Ice 	Psychic
Jynx 	112 	Human Shape 	Ice 	Psychic
Murkrow 	113 	Darkness 	Dark 	Flying
Honchkrow 	114 	Big Boss 	Dark 	Flying
Oddish 	115 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
Gloom 	116 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
Vileplume 	117 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
Bellossom 	118 	Flower 	Grass 	Grass
Scyther 	119 	Mantis 	Bug 	Flying
Scizor 	120 	Pincer 	Bug 	Steel
Pineco 	121 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Bug
Forretress 	122 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Steel
Slowpoke 	123 	Dopey 	Water 	Psychic
Slowbro 	124 	Hermit Crab 	Water 	Psychic
Slowking 	125 	Royal 	Water 	Psychic
Diglett 	126 	Mole 	Ground 	Ground
Dugtrio 	127 	Mole 	Ground 	Ground
Swinub 	128 	Pig 	Ice 	Ground
Piloswine 	129 	Swine 	Ice 	Ground
Mamoswine 	130 	Twin Tusk 	Ice 	Ground
Onix 	131 	Rock Snake 	Rock 	Ground
Steelix 	132 	Iron Snake 	Steel 	Ground
Teddiursa 	133 	Little Bear 	Normal 	Normal
Ursaring 	134 	Hibernator 	Normal 	Normal
Phanpy 	135 	Long Nose 	Ground 	Ground
Donphan 	136 	Armor 	Ground 	Ground
Machop 	137 	Superpower 	Fighting 	Fighting
Machoke 	138 	Superpower 	Fighting 	Fighting
Machamp 	139 	Superpower 	Fighting 	Fighting
Omanyte 	140 	Spiral 	Rock 	Water
Omastar 	141 	Spiral 	Rock 	Water
Kabuto 	142 	Shellfish 	Rock 	Water
Kabutops 	143 	Shellfish 	Rock 	Water
Voltorb 	144 	Ball 	Electric 	Electric
Electrode 	145 	Ball 	Electric 	Electric
Mareep 	146 	Wool 	Electric 	Electric
Flaaffy 	147 	Wool 	Electric 	Electric
Ampharos 	148 	Light 	Electric 	Electric
Staryu 	149 	Star Shape 	Water 	Water
Starmie 	150 	Mysterious 	Water 	Psychic
Krabby 	151 	River Crab 	Water 	Water
Kingler 	152 	Pincer 	Water 	Water
Chinchou 	153 	Angler 	Water 	Electric
Lanturn 	154 	Light 	Water 	Electric
Meowth 	155 	Scratch Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Persian 	156 	Classy Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Lynxane 	157 	Feral Cat 	Normal 	Fighting
Doduo 	158 	Twin Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Dodrio 	159 	Triple Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Growlithe 	160 	Puppy 	Fire 	Fire
Arcanine 	161 	Legendary 	Fire 	Fire
Sunkern 	162 	Seed 	Grass 	Grass
Sunflora 	163 	Sun 	Grass 	Grass
Azurill 	164 	Polka Dot 	Normal 	Fairy
Marill 	165 	Aqua Mouse 	Water 	Fairy
Azumarill 	166 	Aqua Rabbit 	Water 	Fairy
Togepi 	167 	Spike Ball 	Fairy 	Fairy
Togetic 	168 	Happiness 	Fairy 	Flying
Togekiss 	169 	Jubilee 	Fairy 	Flying
Porygon 	170 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Porygon2 	171 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Porygon-Z 	172 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Eevee 	173 	Evolution 	Normal 	Normal
Vaporeon 	174 	Bubble Jet 	Water 	Water
Jolteon 	175 	Lightning 	Electric 	Electric
Flareon 	176 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Espeon 	177 	Sun 	Psychic 	Psychic
Umbreon 	178 	Moonlight 	Dark 	Dark
Leafeon 	179 	Verdant 	Grass 	Grass
Glaceon 	180 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Sylveon 	181 	Intertwining 	Fairy 	Fairy
Tauros 	182 	Wild Bull 	Normal 	Normal
Miltank 	183 	Milk Cow 	Normal 	Normal
Kangaskhan 	184 	Parent 	Normal 	Normal
Tyrogue 	185 	Scuffle 	Fighting 	Fighting
Hitmonlee 	186 	Kicking 	Fighting 	Fighting
Hitmonchan 	187 	Punching 	Fighting 	Fighting
Hitmontop 	188 	Handstand 	Fighting 	Fighting
Girafarig 	189 	Long Neck 	Normal 	Psychic
Snubbull 	190 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Granbull 	191 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Shellder 	192 	Bivalve 	Water 	Water
Cloyster 	193 	Bivalve 	Water 	Ice
Horsea 	194 	Dragon 	Water 	Water
Seadra 	195 	Dragon 	Water 	Water
Kingdra 	196 	Dragon 	Water 	Dragon
Qwilfish 	197 	Balloon 	Water 	Poison
Grimer 	198 	Sludge 	Poison 	Poison
Muk 	199 	Sludge 	Poison 	Poison
Koffing 	200 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Weezing 	201 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Houndour 	202 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
Houndoom 	203 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
Sneasel 	204 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Weavile 	205 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Gligar 	206 	Fly Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
Gliscor 	207 	Fang Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
Rhyhorn 	208 	Spikes 	Ground 	Rock
Rhydon 	209 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Rhyperior 	210 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Dunsparce 	211 	Land Snake 	Normal 	Normal
Smeargle 	212 	Painter 	Normal 	Normal
Magnemite 	213 	Magnet 	Electric 	Steel
Magneton 	214 	Magnet 	Electric 	Steel
Magnezone 	215 	Magnet Area 	Electric 	Steel
Chikorita 	216 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
Bayleef 	217 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
Meganium 	218 	Herb 	Grass 	Grass
Tangela 	219 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
Tangrowth 	220 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
Ponyta 	221 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
Rapidash 	222 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
Pinsir 	223 	Stag Beetle 	Bug 	Bug
Heracross 	224 	Single Horn 	Bug 	Fighting
Exeggcute 	225 	Egg 	Grass 	Psychic
Exeggutor 	226 	Coconut 	Grass 	Psychic
Yanma 	227 	Clear Wing 	Bug 	Flying
Yanmega 	228 	Ogre Darner 	Bug 	Flying
Stantler 	229 	Big Horn 	Normal 	Normal
Psyduck 	230 	Duck 	Water 	Water
Golduck 	231 	Duck 	Water 	Water
Totodile 	232 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Croconaw 	233 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Feraligatr 	234 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Shuckle 	235 	Mold 	Bug 	Rock
Corsola 	236 	Coral 	Water 	Rock
Atolleef 	237 	Reef 	Water 	Rock
Remoraid 	238 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Octillery 	239 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Tentacool 	240 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Poison
Tentacruel 	241 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Poison
Mantyke 	242 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Mantine 	243 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Seel 	244 	Sea Lion 	Water 	Water
Dewgong 	245 	Sea Lion 	Water 	Ice
Lapras 	246 	Transport 	Water 	Ice
Delibird 	247 	Delivery 	Ice 	Flying
Magby 	248 	Live Coal 	Fire 	Fire
Magmar 	249 	Spitfire 	Fire 	Fire
Magmortar 	250 	Blast 	Fire 	Fire
Cyndaquil 	251 	Fire Mouse 	Fire 	Fire
Quilava 	252 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Typhlosion 	253 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Slugma 	254 	Lava 	Fire 	Rock
Magcargo 	255 	Lava 	Fire 	Rock
Skarmory 	256 	Armor Bird 	Steel 	Flying
Elekid 	257 	Electric 	Electric 	Electric
Electabuzz 	258 	Electric 	Electric 	Electric
Electivire 	259 	Thunderbolt 	Electric 	Electric
Munchlax 	260 	Big Eater 	Normal 	Normal
Snorlax 	261 	Sleeping 	Normal 	Normal
Aerodactyl 	262 	Fossil 	Rock 	Flying
Articuno 	263 	Freeze 	Ice 	Flying
Zapdos 	264 	Electric 	Electric 	Flying
Moltres 	265 	Flame 	Fire 	Flying
Raikou 	266 	Thunder 	Electric 	Electric
Entei 	267 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Suicune 	268 	Aurora 	Water 	Water
Dratini 	269 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Dragon
Dragonair 	270 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Dragon
Dragonite 	271 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Flying
Larvitar 	272 	Rock Skin 	Rock 	Ground
Pupitar 	273 	Hard Shell 	Rock 	Ground
Tyranitar 	274 	Armor 	Rock 	Dark
Ditto 	275 	Transform 	Normal 	Normal
Mewtwo 	276 	Genetic 	Psychic 	Psychic
Lugia 	277 	Diving 	Psychic 	Flying
Ho-oh 	278 	Rainbow 	Fire 	Flying
Mew 	279 	New Species 	Psychic 	Psychic
Celebi 	280 	Time Travel 	Psychic 	Grass
==Kanto Region==
One of the most notable differences between Pokémon Rainbow and previous Kanto Remakes is the complete rework of the Kanto Region. Although the general shape is retained, the locations are significantly adjusted with settlement locations being moved, new settlements included and some old settlements being removed. Like the original Kanto Region, the player is limited primarily by physical obstacles rather than narrative ones and as such progress is dictated by gaining access to each respective field move in the game.
Settlements 	Settlements 	Settlements
Location 	Places of Interest 	Slogan
Pallet Town 	Player's HouseRival's HouseProf. Oak's LabPallet Lighthouse 	A pure, tranquil setting of new journeys
Port Tawny 	Old Guru's HutTawny Beach 	The Seaside Port to lands afar, bathed in sunset
Basil City 	Basil City GymBasil Pokémon SchoolSouth Ranger OutpostBasil City Overlook 	The Verdant City nestled among trees
Viridian City 	Pokémon Fan ClubViridian GardenBeauty Flower ShopApricorn Grove 	The eternally Evergreen paradise
Alabaster Town 	Charcoal Burning HutRising Star BattlefieldInsectarium 	The rural dusty hamlet nestled in the Valley
Pewter City 	Pewter City GymPewter City MuseumRising WaterfallAncient Fissure 	The Stone City within the Mountains
Azure Town 	Pokémon Day CarePokémon Breeder's ClubStone EmporiumAzure Dance Hall 	The glistening Town of Crystals
Marigold Town 	North Ranger OutpostMountain Radio Tower 	The golden shining beacon atop the Mountainbs
Cerulean City 	Cerulean City GymBadge Fortune TellerWise Guru's HutFisherman's Wharf 	The elegant meeting of the beautiful blue rivers
Tangelo Town 	Tangelo Fossil MuseumTeam Rocket BunkerTangelo Wall RuinsBike Shop 	The old town surrounded by the past
Persimmon City 	Persimmon City GymPersimmon LighthousePersimmon MinesSkyscraper Construction SitePokémon Tower 	The brilliant cliff-hugging city of shining metal
Verdigris Town 	East Ranger OutpostResonance Marsh 	The swampy adventure town atop stilts
Port Vermillion	Port Vermillion GymVermillion DocksPokémon BeauticianKanto Power Plant 	The Eastern powerhouse bathed in the light of the setting sun
Saffron City 	Saffron City GymFighting DojoSilph Co. HQSaffron City Train TerminalStrange HouseCopycat's House	The glistening heart of Kanto made of golden light
Aegean Town 	Geologist's MansionAegean MinesAegean RuinsLuminous Garden 	The splendid crystal hills of fortune
Celadon City 	Celadon Dept. StorePokémon ArcadeTeam Rocket HideoutCafé RainbowGame Freak HQCeladon Park 	A rich, rainbow coloured city where people and Pokémon gather
Port Aurelia 	Aurelia DocksTeam Rocket WarehouseTeam Rocket HQSports Rink 	The vibrant docks looking out on the vast ocean
Fuchsia City 	Fuchsia City GymSafari ZonePokémon ZooFishmonger Guru's HutMove Maniac Fan Club 	The traditional rugged village born anew
Cinnabar Island	Cinnabar Island GymPokémon MansionPokémon LaboratoryIsland Power Plant 	A mighty roaring island of flame and life
Juniper Town 	Kanto Broadcasting StationBerry Master's HouseSleeping Mountain Inn 	The quirky grove of bounty amongst the hills
Indigo League 	Pokémon League 	The pinnacle of Kanto, where the most elite of trainers gather
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