Pokémon Frost & Flame

Not to be confused with Pokémon Frost & Flare and Pokemon Blaze And Frost.
Please note: this is a simplified version, and I can't work on it too often. More graphics, more info, and graphics that better fit my idea of the game will come soon.
Pokémon Frost and Pokémon Flame are two games released in February of 2026 for the Nintendo Switch, and additionally made available on various computer platforms in July. A walkthrough of sorts for how the games would play is available for both the Frost and Flame versions.
Upcoming or theoretical features for this game can be found here.
==Game Story==
SPOILER WARNING: This contains a summary of the game and how it plays. It will provide spoilers to anyone who hasn't gotten as far as is narrated.
A new region, which has been named Muhalo, has been discovered, and there's new Pokémon on it! Several trainers, tourists, and collectors travel to this new region, you included.
Start your journey by waking up in your house, collecting your bag and a few Key Items, and meeting up with your two rivals. They wish you a happy tenth birthday, and now that all three of you can get your starter, there's no time to waste. Follow them to the nearby lab to continue.
Next, you meet the Professor, and can choose between the Chorus Kitten Pokémon, Mewdrop, the ___ Pokémon, ___, or the ___ Pokémon, ___. Then, explore Avella Town and its Pokémon lab, learning new things and collecting gear to help you on your way.
The Pokémon Professor, ___, shows you an item they have found: a strange, star-shaped gemstone that radiates energy. As they are showing it to you, one of two things happen:
*This event only occurs in Pokémon Frost.An icy-blue, flying Pokémon swoops down and snatches the gem, breaking it into three parts in the process. It keeps the largest portion, you find one of the four sides, and the center piece is nowhere to be seen.
*This event only occurs in Pokémon Flame.An orange, lizardlike Pokémon comes out of the ground from a tunnel it had burrowed and takes the gem from the Professor's hands. The force of this action breaks it into three parts. It grabs the largest portion and disappears into its tunnel, you find one of the four sides, and the center piece is nowhere to be seen.
After this event, the Professor brings you back to their lab. They offer you a PokéDex to begin your journey with, and direct you and your rivals (who were exploring while they waited) toward the next gyms. Stormshore City has the Grass-Type gym, Petal Village has the Fire-type gym, and Misty Camp has the Water-type gym. You are advised to head to the gym your starter is strong against (Misty Camp if you chose Mewdrop, Stormshore City if you chose ___, and Petal Village if you chose ___), then the one whose type matches (Stormshore, Petal, and Misty, respectively), and then take on the opposing-type gym (Petal, Misty, and Stormshore).
Tip: don't worry about choosing starters on rarity rather than preference. Petal Village, Misty Camp, and Stormshore City all have areas around them where Fire-type, Water-type, and Grass-type Pokémon can be found, so you'll be able to get the right Pokémon for the job no matter what. Choose your partner based on who you like best, not based on which gyms they'll be able to defeat.
Once you beat the gyms, 
==New or Returning Features ==
=== Crystal Forms and Crystal-Max Forms===
Some Pokémon have special gems, in the shape of four-pointed stars, associated with them. These gems are called Crystals. These Pokémon and their trainers can use Crystals to change the Pokémon into a new form, called a Crystal Form. Pokémon with the Gigantamax Factor can Dynamax while in their Crystal Form in order to achieve their Crystal-Max form.
===Mega Evolution is Back===
In addition to Dynamaxing and Gigantamaxing (as well as Crystal Forms and Crystal-Maxing), you can now Mega Evolve your Pokémon once more!
===Companion Pokémon===
Picture this: you found a Pokémon that is cute, cool, or would be fun to ride, but your perfect Party doesn't have room for it. What do you do? Put it away to collect dust in your P.C. Box? Of course not!
In the Muhalo Region, there is now a seventh Party slot. Pokémon in this slot will (if the room around you permits) follow you out in the open, picking up items, providing company, and doubling as useful transport in some cases. If your Party has less than five(/six) Pokémon in it, your Companion will be available in battle, but if it's full, it can only watch.
Some examples of Companions you can ride are:
*Mudsdale, Gogoat, Rhyhorn, Glastrier & Spectrier, Bouffulant, Xerneas, and Camerupt are several examples of Pokémon you can ride on land.
*Lapras, Milotic, Wailord, Carracosta, and Blastoise are some examples of Pokémon that can help you swim through the water.
*Corviknight, Latias & Latios, Fearow, and Yanmega can all take you through the air.
*Gyarados and Dragonair are two examples of Pokémon you can ride in water AND in the air!
===New Poké Balls ===
There are now several Poké Balls that have boosted catch rates when you're in a certain environment, as well as the Shiny Ball, the ever-helpful Legend Ball, the Pioneer Ball (the opposite of the Repeat Ball), and the Truth Ball.
===Support for the popular Nuzlocke Challenge===
When making a new game, you can choose one of three difficulties. This can't be changed later.
*Normal is the default mode. No changes are made.
* Hard levels up opponents. Wild Pokémon are usually a few levels above you, and Trainers are smarter, have better Bags, and use stronger Parties.
*Nuzlocke follows the challenge of the same name: nicknames are mandatory and empty nicknames are rejected; revives and similar are fully removed from the game; any Pokémon that faints is released in a mini-cutscene, and the game automatically prevents capturing Pokémon if you've encountered something in that section of the map. From your PC, you can see a list of your fainted Pokémon, including their IVs/EVs, their level when met vs. their level when slain, etc. in addition to everything else in the PC. If your entire Party is KO'd, you lose, and a end screen with all your progress is shown. Fainted Pokémon are placed back into the PC, and you get to look into it one more time before choosing to save & close the software or delete your game and create a new save.
==Pokémon==
With new places come new Pokémon, and Muhalo is no exception. Below is the current list of all Muhalan Pokémon.
Numbering starts at 899, following #898 Calyrex.
Muhalan Pokémon
# 	Icon	Name 	Types 	Description of Pokémon
899	 	Mewdrop 	Grass 	
900	 	 	 	
901	 	Leafatune 	Grass/Fairy 	A mix between a lynx and a cat. It uses its melodic voice both in battle and to help others.
902	 	 	Fire 	
903	 	 	Fire 	
904	 	 	Fire 	
905	 	 	Water 	
906	 	 	Water 	
907	 	 	Water 	
908	 	Qakaburra 	Water/Electric	Similar to an eel, this fishlike Pokémon has black spikes on its back that release electricity. It has three forms - Deep Lake, Shallow Sea, and Deep Sea - depending on where it lives.
909	 	Cajarru 	Water/Electric	Its three forms differ greatly, but all of them resemble anglerfish.
910	 	Stamjan 	Rock/Fighting 	A fossil Pokémon that lived long ago. It stomps its two large feet to intimidate anyone who tries to challenge it, and to shake the ground in battle.
911	 	Valenei 	Ice 	
 	 	C-Valenei 	Ice/Dragon 	
 	 	C-Valenei MAX 	Ice/Dragon 	
912	 	Crovonei 	Fire 	
 	 	C-Crovnei 	Fire/Dark 	
 	 	C-Crovonei MAX 	Fire/Dark 	
913	 	Azurakka (Shattered) 	Ghost/Dragon 	Long ago, the Shattered Dragon Azurakka stole a Wishing Star from Eternatus. Eternatus struck back, taking away its relic. The relic, known as a WIshing Orb, has yet to be found.
 	 	Azurakka (Reawakened)	Ghost/Psychic 	With Dynamax Energy flowing through it, Azurakka can temporarily use the powers it once had.
 	 	Azurakka (Dormant) 	Psychic/Dragon	Reunited with its Wishing Orb, Azurakka can now use its full power. It uses some of the Orb's energy to make it somewhat larger.
 	 	Azurakka (Dynamax) 	Psychic/Dark 	By releasing the Wishing Orb's true power, Azurakka can Dynamax and reach its maximum power.
914	 	Reshizeka 	Fire/Electric 	A Pokémon created by Team Plasma that attacked its laboratory and was set loose. It was believed to have been made when DNA Splicers, a machine once used on Reshiram, Zekrom, and Kyurem, had been used to merge the former two into a single being in the hopes of creating the legendary dragon Pokémon that Unovan legend tells stories of.
Game-Unique Pokémon
Icon	Pokémon Frost only	Icon	Pokémon Flame only
 	Sawk 	 	Throh
 	Latios 	 	Latias
 	Valenei 	 	Crovonei
 	Lugia 	 	Ho-oh
 	Xerneas 	 	Yveltal
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