Pokémon Aurora Crystal Version

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Pokémon Aurora Crystal is an upcoming Role-Playing Game for the Nintendo Switch, it is the second remake of the Johto Region and is a sequel to Pokémon HeartGold & Pokémon SoulSilver. It is the first game since Pokémon Black 2 & Pokémon White 2 to be a direct sequel to another game. Although the game is the second remake of the Johto Region it is not like Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Pokémon Let's Go Eevee in terms of gameplay, more so incorporating mechanics from earlier entries.
==Plot Synopsis==
Aurora Crystal takes place fourteen years after the events of HeartGold/SoulSilver and considers both games canon with Ethan & Lyra encountering and defeating Ho-Oh and Lugia respectively. The game stars a new protagonist Caleb (Male) or Alma (Female) who live Ashclay Town a small mountainous village nestled in the Silver Mountains, who on their tenth birthday is able to start their Pokemon Journey alongside their rivals; Nerva and Lalita who meet Professor Elm, the renowned, Pokemon expert of the Johto Region.
There are four major plots that occur in Aurora Crystal and are as follows;
*The player's journey to become the Pokemon Champion, as is standard for Pokemon Games. This is a straightforward plot that mainly interweaves with the other plots the player will usually need to complete some aspect of one of the other three plots in order to progress forward with this plot. The player will need to find and battle all eight Gym Leaders as well as acquire the means for which to reach each Gym Leader as some gyms are blocked by obstacles of various types.
*The villainous team's plot involving the sudden appearance of a new villainous organization called Team Electrum who performs various evil deeds across the Johto Region, initially the plans they conduct seem to be sporadic and unclear although as the player progresses through the game their intentions become clear and their true goal and motivations are revealed. While the Villainous Team's plot can mostly be ignored for much of the game there are several instances where it overlaps with the player's main goal of becoming Champion including being directly connected to accessing the eighth Gym.
*The mystery of the incident on Mt. Halcyon 20 years ago, the strange incident that caused the mountain to be put off-limits from anyone entering until a few years ago is tied to the story of Lalita and her father Sigmund and the event that occured to him long ago, in addition this is the plot that revolves around the Legendary Pokemon of the game, the three Legendary Beasts; Suicune, Entei & Raikou. This plot initially appears as a small part of the villainous team's plot although quickly expands as the player explores the region, uniquely much of this plot is uncovered through side content that the player must actively search for to complete, it is required to complete this task as Lalita gives the player the ability to Rock Climb after completing this plot.
*The last plot is the only post-game only plot and will be announced at a later date.
==Characters==
There are an number of characters in Aurora Crystal, characters appear across the game and serve different roles, some acting as companions or neutral characters while others are antagonists and rivals, some provide information such as the Professors while others will test the player's knowledge on the region and Pokemon in general.
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==Gameplay==
Gameplay remains the same as previous entries into the series, the player wanders around the world in a semi top-down view of the world with some alterations for certain environments to give a more cinematic visual or to show off a particular location. The player is expected to explore and search across the region to progress and eventually work their way to the Pokemon League, the ultimate goal of the game. Along the way the player will have to look for, battle, catch and train Pokemon.
Unlike in previous games the encounter rate for Pokemon through sheer random chance is much lower as a new method of encounters was introduced, first seen in Pokémon Black & Pokémon White the player will come across evidence of a Pokemon's presence (e.g. Rustling Grass, Rippling Water, Bird's Shadow, Shifting Ground, etc.), if the player walks into the vicinity of one of these they will be attacked by the wild Pokemon leaving the Pokemon itself a mystery but giving the player more control over when they encounter wild Pokemon.
Battling remains the same as in previous generations, the player's main goal is to knock out the opposing Pokemon or in the case of Wild Battles also the option to catch said Pokemon. Battling is comprised of the player and opponent taking a turn to use a move, switch Pokemon or use an item, running from wild battles is also an option although does not always succeed as it is based on the relation of the Speed Stat between the player and opposing Pokemon. Each Pokemon can have four moves to use as an attack. Moves are comprised of three categories;
*Physical - A move that generally uses the User's Attack Stat and Target's Defence Stat to calculate damage, most Physical Moves also make Contact. (e.g. Tackle, Fire Punch, Wild Charge, Poison Jab)
*Special - A move that generally uses the User's Special Attack and Target's Special Defence Stat to calculate damage, most Special Moves do not make Contact. (e.g. Fairy Wind, Giga Drain, Hydro Pump, Psychic)
*Status - A move that does not deal direct damage, these moves can be for boosting a Stat (e.g. Howl, Defense Curl), lowering a Stat (e.g. Growl, Leer), inflicting a Status Condition (e.g. Sleep Powder, Thunder Wave), setting up a hazard, barrier or protection (e.g. Spikes, Stealth Rock, Light Screen, Reflect, Protect, Detect) or many other functions (e.g. Trick Room, Ally Switch, Camouflage, Transform)
Pokemon and Moves are defined by Types, there are 18 Types in Pokemon with differing weaknesses and strengths. Pokemon can have one or two types and can potentially gain a third through certain moves (e.g. Forest's Curse, Trick-or-Treat). If a Pokemon uses a move that is the same type as it then it will get Same Type Attack Bonuse (S.T.A.B.) which increases the damage of said move by more than if it were used by a Pokemon of a different type.
Damage is calculated through the relation of one's attacking stat and the target's defending stat, the base power of the move in question, any stat changes and other effects as well as multiplying by type effectiveness. Type Effectiveness is how effective a move is against a Pokemon, there are six standard effectiveness outcomes although more can be influenced by moves and abilities. They are as follows;
*Ineffective (0x) - The target takes no damage from the move as they're immune to the type either through their own Types or an Ability (e.g. Ground-Type is immune to Electric-Type, Levitate Ability Pokemon are immune to Ground-Type)
*Poorly Effective (1/4x) - The target resists the move's type double over, meaning they resist it twice. (e.g. Zubat, a Poison/Flying Pokemon takes 1/4x Damage from Grass-Type)
*Not Very Effective (1/2x) - The target resists the move's type with one of their types and either doesn't have a second type or their second type is neutral to the move's type. (e.g. Quagsire, a Water/Ground Pokemon takes 1/2x Damage from Poison-Type since Ground-Type resists Poison-Type and Water-Type is neutral to Poison-Type)
*Effective (1x) - The target's type/s are not immune, resistant or weak to the move's type. (e.g. Marill, a Water/Fairy Pokemon takes 1x Damage from Normal-Type as both its types are neutral to Normal-Type)
*Super Effective (2x) - One of the target's type/s is weak to the move's type, if the target has a secondary type then it takes neutral dmaage to the move's type. (e.g. Butterfree, a Bug/Flying Pokemon takes 2x Damage from Fire-Type since Bug-Type is weak to Fire-Type but Flying-Type is neutral to Fire-Type).
*Drastically Effective (4x) - The target has two types and both are weak to the move's type. (e.g. Mantine, a Water/Flying Pokemon takes 4x Damage from Electric-Type as Water-Type and Flying-Type are weak to Electric-Type)
As Pokemon level-up they can learn new moves allowing the Pokemon to expand their capabilities and sometimes gain entirely new functions, a Pokemon cannot know more than four moves however so whenever a new move is learned and the Pokemon already has four moves the player will be asked if they'd like to delete an old move to make room for the new move. Pokemon can also learn moves through Technical Machines (TMs) which are discs that can be found all across Johto and are numbered from TM01 to TM165, many Pokemon can only learn certain moves through TMs, as with more recent entries TMs also have infinite uses meaning the player can teach a TM move to as many Pokemon as they like. Later on in the game the player can also use a few additional methods to teach their Pokemon new moves, a character in Blackthorn City called the Move Relearner can be given Heart Scales in exchange for him teaching the player's Pokemon moves they learnt through level-up, including some moves learnt at Level 1. The player can also come across Move Tutors, characters who will teach the player's Pokemon various moves, some move tutors will teach one specific move or a set of very similar moves for free to the player as long as their Pokemon meet the requirements for said tutor, other tutors meanwhile will teach a wide variety of moves in exchange for either Coloured Shards (Red, Blue, Green & Yellow) or Battle Points (BP).
Early on in the game the player is provided with the Pokedex, an item that records information about every Pokemon the player meets, battles and catches along their journey. The Pokedex has two modes in Aurora Crystal; Classic Mode & DexNav Mode. Classic Mode functions like the PokeDex in the older games with Pokemon being listed in numerical order and the player able to look at the information for each Pokemon as well as where they're encountered. DexNav Mode is a new mode that combines elements from the DexNav in Pokémon Omega Ruby & Pokémon Alpha Sapphire to allow the player to see what Pokemon can be found in each area and then look at the information about each Pokemon through this menu. Locations are listed in numerical order with Dungeons and Places of Interest being listed under sub-headings for their respective Routes & Towns/Cities.
===Equipment===
As with Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, HMs are no longer present in Aurora Crystal instead being replaced by Equipment, the Equipment each serve identical functions to equivalent HMs although as the game goes on the player will acquire new equipment that provides additional functionality.
Excavation Equipment(Rock Smash Equivalent)
The first equipment the player gets, Excavation Equipment allows the player to break certain boulders allowing for traversal, the Excavation Equipment has two modes; Breaker Mode and Search Mode.
*Breaker Mode - The default mode this will simply break boulders, there is a 5% Chance the player will be attacked by a Pokemon in this mode and may randomly find items, this functions as the direct equivalent to Rock Smash.
*Search Mode - The alternative mode that has the player play a mini-game very similar to the one from Gen IV for Digging in the Underground. The player can find multiple items through this method including some rarer items such as the Arceus Plates and is much more likely to find Fossils this way, Wild Pokemon can also appear as "!" in this mode which will immediately attack the player ending the mini-game but does still allow them to collect all the items they'd found so far.
Power Lifter(Strength Equivalent)
The Power Lifter is a special attachment for the player's arm that allows them to lift heavy objects they otherwise would be incapable of, the Power Lifter can be customized and has the option once obtained to be used as a decoration for the player's character. The Power Lifter has two modes; Roll Mode and Heave Mode.
*Roll Mode - There are some objects the Power Lifter simply can't lift, as such the player can instead use Roll Mode which has the Power Lifter use its force to push an object forward causing whatever the object is to either slide or roll until it hits a wall, this function is more limited than Heave Mode however.
*Heave Mode - For objects capable of being lifted Heave Mode makes this possible, allowing the player to carry heavy objects around like they weigh nothing, the player has no loss of speed when doing this and can place the objects down by pressing the Use Button.
Hydro Rider(Surf Equivalent)
A special aquatic device that can be stored in the player's backpack, the Hydro Rider is a jet-ski like machine that allows the player to ride on the water, it is incredibly fast and at max speed can have some trouble turning making it difficult to control in rapids. It can help the player cross large bodies of water including the ocean. There are a series of upgrades the player can get for the Hydro Rider throughout the game.
*HydroJet Mk.I - The first upgrade for the Hydro Rider, the HydroJet Mk.I allows the player to launch the Hydro Rider into the air for a few seconds this allows the player to jump over small rocky walls and use sea ramps to jump longer distances.
*HydroJet Mk.II (Whirlpool & Waterfall Equivalent) - The upgraded version of the HydroJet, the Mk.II has the same functionality of the original but has the added benefits of being able to be used to blast across Whirlpools ignoring them completely as well as having a much greater launch force being able to not only jump larger rocky walls but also scale waterfalls.
*HydroBreather (Dive Equivalent) - The HydroBreather is a special adaptation for the Hydro Rider that allows the player to explore underwater, it encases the Hydro Rider in a special energy buble that protects the player from the water around them, the bubble only keeps out water however so Wild Pokemon can attack the player and the player can still collect items while underwater.
Climbing Equipment(Rock Climb Equivalent)
Climbing Equipment is received very late in the game and is the last equipment the player receives, it allows the player to climb up sharp cliffs and walls, allowing the player to shortcut through many areas including the ledges that were previously one-way only as well as climbing areas previously not scaleable or reachable for the player. The player can find items and even run into wild Pokemon while Rock Climbing so the player has to be wary.
*Spelunker's Equipment (Flash Equivalent) - An optional upgrade for the Climbing Equipment that can actually be obtained before it, Spelunker's Equipment is found in Mt. Mortar and is an automatic piece of equipment that activates whenever the player is in a dark location including at night allowing the player to see more clearly providing a light source. The light will also illuminate some objects that would otherwise only be picked up by the Itemfinder making them easy to find.
==Locations==
The Johto Region has changed considerably since the events of HeartGold/SoulSilver with many new locations being introduced and old locations changing as well as a result of the passage of time. There are eleven new settlements across Johto in Aurora Crystal as well as new areas to explore and places of interest. Locations are listed below with information for each location.
===Ashclay Town===
"The nestled village of a new day" - Ashclay Town's Slogan
Ashclay Town is the starting location in Aurora Crystal, it is the home of the player and their rivals Nerva & Lalita. The town has six houses and a population of seventeen.
Places of Interest
*Player's House - The player's home, where they reside before starting their journey and where the player's mother and father can be found during a majority of the game. The house is comprised of two floors with six rooms, a hallway connects the two bedrooms and the deck on the second floor while the first floor has the kitchen, lounge room and entryway, there is a door leading out to the front of the house and one leading to the back garden where the player can find some berries. The player can customize their room as they progress through the game with new themes being unlocked for completing various parts of the game including a number of side content.
*Nerva's House - Nerva's House is located on the opposite side of town to the player's and is visually very similar to the player's with the same layout although reversed, Nerva also doesn't have a garden like the player's house but instead a battlefield.
*Lalita's House - Lalita's House is located in the south of the town and is located between the player and Nerva's House, Lalita's house has a different layout with four rooms on the first floor, a staircase in the center of the house leading up to three rooms on the top floor, Lalita, her parents and her younger sibling's rooms are located on the second floor while on the first floor is their kitchen, lounge room, play room and Lalita's father's study.
*Silver Outlook - An outlook that looks out to the Silver Mountains in the North, depending on the time of day the player can see a variety of things from the outlook including a number of wild Pokemon which can be registered as seen in the Pokedex through this method.
===Route 50===
"Route 50, Silver Lowlands" - Route 50's name
Route 50 is the first Route the player has access to in Aurora Crystal, the Route is a short S-Bend Route that connects Ashclay Town to Ivormaple City. The player has their first trainer battles on this Route as well as the ability to battle wild Pokemon. After performing a task in Ivormaple City the player will also be able to use this Route to catch Pokemon.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Youngster Timberly	₽60 	Rattata Lv3Spearow Lv3
Lass Maria 	₽60 	Sentret Lv2Hoppip Lv2Wooper Lv2
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Sentret 	40% 	30% 	15%
Spearow 	25% 	35% 	0%
Ledyba 	20% 	10% 	0%
Spinarak 	0% 	0% 	55%
Teddiursa 	0% 	10% 	20%
Phanpy 	15% 	15% 	10%
===Ivormaple City===
"The robust mining boom town" - Ivormaple City's Slogan
Ivormaple is the first city the player comes across in the game, it is a small city that's built near a large quarry called the Ivormaple Quarry which attracted many of the people who now live in the City. The area is popular due to the quarry as well as the recently opened Fossil Research Center where people who find fossils in the quarry can bring them to the center to have them resurrected. The city has a population of twenty-eight.
Places of Interest
*Fossil Research Center - The research center where discoveries into Fossils are made in the Johto Region, the head of the facility is Lalita's father, Professor Aucuba. The center is comprised of three floors, the main entrance floor where the skeleton of a fossilized Tyrantrum can be seen as well as fossils and other archaeological finds can be seen. The floor above it is the observatorium where special environment pens have been set up to allow the revived fossil Pokemon a place to reside, the player can see fossils like Omanyte, Kabuto, Lileep and Anorith on this floor and can register them as seen in the Pokedex. The last floor is below the ground floor and is the research labs themselves, initially the player isn't allowed in here but after helping out Prof. Aucuba in the Ivormaple Quarry they'll gain access to this level and be able to revive Fossils they find from breaking rocks across the Johto Region.
*Ivormaple Quarry - The Ivormaple Quarry is the main draw of Ivormaple City, this large contour cut mine is used to export minerals and primarily calcium from the Silver Mountains to the rest of the world, it is the largest mine in the Johto Region as a result. The area is somewhat labyrinthian in design with many cave entrances that interconnect with one another and due to the parked machinery and industrial objects all over the quarry it can be tricky to navigate, some areas require certain abilities to explore as well. The quarry is also inhabited by Wild Pokemon who pose little issue for the miners who have Pokemon of their own to help keep the wild Pokemon out of the way of the mining operations, as such Pokemon like Machop are a common sight in the quarry.
*Mr. Pokemon's House - The houe of Mr. Pokemon, the layout is quite simplistic with Mr. Pokemon's personal lab on the west side of the first floor and his kitchen/lounge room on the east side while the second floor is his bedroom and study. Mr. Pokemon has a number of strange and unique artifacts around his house that have little plaques describing what they are and where he acquired them. Mr. Pokemon can be talked to for the player to find out about where certain Pokemon can be found, he will also mention seeing certain Pokemon in abundance in certain locations causing that location to have a swarm for the next 24 hours.
*Ivormaple Battlefield - A battlefield constructed in Ivormaple City for trainers to practise battling against one another, the player can find a wide variety of trainers here hoping to become stronger to prepare themselves for upcoming gym battles.
====Ivormaple Quarry====
Ivormaple Quarry is a location in Ivormaple City, the Quarry is a large contour cut mine that is found near the South side of Ivormaple City. The area is as completely optional dungeon and has various items located throughout it. The player can find and battle Nerva here for an optional Rival Battle.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Rival Nerva 	₽540 	If the player chose ChikoritaCyndaquil Lv9Phanpy Lv7
Rival Nerva 	₽540 	If the player chose CyndaquilTotodile Lv9Phanpy Lv7
Rival Nerva 	₽540 	If the player chose TotodileChikorita Lv9Phanpy Lv7
Worker Stephan 	₽154 	Geodude Lv5Machop Lv5Machop Lv5
Worker Miguel 	₽146 	Onix Lv7
Worker Joseph 	₽150 	Diglett Lv6Dwebble Lv6
Hiker Danny 	₽96 	Teddiursa Lv4Spearow Lv4Murkrow Lv4Geodude Lv4
Hiker Paulie 	₽102 	Plukabit Lv6Psyduck Lv6
Camper Rick 	₽74 	Nidoran♂ Lv7
Picnicker Lydia	₽74 	Nidoran♀ Lv7
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	15% 	10% 	10%
Pitskree 	10% 	15% 	10%
Phanpy 	15% 	5% 	0%
Plukabit 	5% 	15% 	0%
Geodude 	20% 	10% 	5%
Machop 	25% 	10% 	10%
Murkrow 	0% 	0% 	40%
Dwebble 	5% 	5% 	5%
Sandshrew 	5% 	30% 	20%
====Ivormaple Battlefield====
The Ivormaple Battlefield is a location where the player can battle various trainers, it is a small location and is one of several Battlefields across Johto, the trainers the player can battle here can be re-battled each day.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Youngster Daniello 	₽104 	Rattata Lv6Pitskree Lv6Seedot Lv6Eevee Lv6
Lass Haley 	₽108 	Skitty Lv7Pichu Lv7Azurill Lv7
Bird Keeper Tobias 	₽136 	Natu Lv8Pidgey Lv8
Rock Climber Michelle	₽172 	Plukabit Lv6Machop Lv6Bonsly Lv6Phanpy Lv6
===Route 51===
"Route 51, Sandstone Canyon" - Route 51's name
Route 51 is the second Route the player has access to alongside Route 52 in Aurora Crystal, the Route is a direct Route that connects Route 50 and Route 52 together and also connects to Route 46 in the South-West and Sagalluna Town in the North-West, the Route is one-way without Excavation Equipment and is the first Route to predominantly show ledges in their function. The Route has a number of trainers on it that the player can battle although since the Route is entirely optional none of them need to be battled.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Youngster Harris 	₽86 	Plukabit Lv5Rattata Lv5
Lass Marlie 	₽86 	Hoppip Lv4Goldeen Lv4Sandshrew Lv4
Bug Catcher Douglas	₽48 	Caterpie Lv2Ledyba Lv4Weedle Lv2Spinarak Lv4
Twins Bell & Tina 	₽124 	Igglybuff Lv6Cleffa Lv6
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	10% 	5% 	20%
Sentret 	9% 	4% 	20%
Spearow 	25% 	10% 	0%
Pidgey 	15% 	10% 	5%
Plukabit 	5% 	20% 	10%
Geodude 	10% 	10% 	10%
Ekans 	5% 	25% 	0%
Bonsly 	0% 	0% 	5%
Machop 	10% 	15% 	10%
Sandshrew 	10% 	0% 	15%
Ponyta 	1% 	1% 	5%
===Route 52===
"Route 52, Stark-Eye Trail" - Route 52's name
Route 52 is an S-bend shaped Route in the Johto Region that connects Ivormaple City to Route 51. The Route is fairly straightforward although gives the player a look into the eventual functionality of the Climbing Equipment obtianed much later in the game as some items can be seen on high ledges in this Route out of the player's reach. At the ends of this Route and intersection with Route 51 the player has a battle with Lalita, if the player is coming from Route 51 this battle takes place on that Route at the intersection with Lalita appearing from Route 52 instead.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Rival Lalita 	₽600 	If the player chose ChikoritaTotodile Lv10Hoothoot Lv7Plukabit Lv7
Rival Lalita 	₽600 	If the player chose CyndaquilChikorita Lv10Hoothoot Lv7Plukabit Lv7
Rival Lalita 	₽600 	If the player chose TotodileCyndaquil Lv10Hoothoot Lv7Plukabit Lv7
Youngster Ben 	₽95 	Pitskree Lv5Rattata Lv5Murkrow Lv5Teddiursa Lv5
Youngster Kingston	₽95 	Geodude Lv6Ekans Lv6Phanpy Lv6
Lass Hollie 	₽98 	Chikorita Lv5Misdreavus Lv5Abra Lv5Ponyta Lv5
Lass Carol 	₽92 	Tunident Lv7Marill Lv7
Gardener Ronan 	₽232 	Hoppip Lv6Paras Lv6Sewaddle Lv6
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Sentret 	15% 	30% 	15%
Pitskree 	10% 	15% 	10%
Caterpie 	25% 	5% 	0%
Weedle 	0% 	15% 	15%
Ledyba 	30% 	0% 	0%
Spinarak 	0% 	0% 	40%
Ekans 	0% 	10% 	15%
Dwebble 	10% 	10% 	0%
Seedot 	10% 	15% 	5%
===Sagalluna Town===
"The stalwary mountain outpost" - Sagalluna Town's Motto
Sagalluna Town is a small town nestled at the base of the Silver Mountain Range, the town is required for the player to visit to get through the game. The town was originally a Pokemon Ranger Outpost in the reigon that was built to protect wild Pokemon from poachers that were found in the area although over time developed becoming a small location where trainers travelling along the Silver Mountains could rest.
Places of Interest
*Sagalluna Ranger Outpost - The original Ranger outpost in the town, it is a somewhat haphazardly built structure although is sturdy and has stood the testament of elements that batters Sagalluna Town from time to time. The player can find Pokemon Rangers in the outpost and can learn about various Pokemon as well as Status Conditions. There is a quiz the player can take in the Outpost which will net them a Cheri, Chesto, Pecha, Rawst and Aspear Berry if they can answer all five questions correctly.
*Picalf Ranch - A small ranch located in the town's east side, the Picalf Ranch is a small location where ranchers reside keeping watch over the Pokemon that they've domesticated, the area allows trainers to catch some of the Pokemon that can be found roaming in the grass in the area. The player can purchase special Coats from the head Rancher, Donovan which are held items made from Picalf and Bolumber fur that have various effects.
====Picalf Ranch====
Picalf Ranch is a small side location in Sagalluna Town where the player can battle Ranchers and also catch some Pokemon otherwise not found until much later in the game, the area is similar to Floccesy Ranch in the Unova Region. The player will find that the back of the ranch is somewhat maze-like in its layout with a maze consisting of high grains that form walls and tall grass that conceals the path from the player.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Rancher Ricardo 	₽250 	Picalf Lv6Mareep Lv6Mareep Lv6
Rancher Daisy 	₽252 	Pidgey Lv7Doduo Lv7
Rancher Bobby 	₽252 	Mareep Lv4Mareep Lv4Cabellby Lv5Seedot Lv7
Rancher Mary-Anne	₽250 	Picalf Lv6Spoink Lv6Picalf Lv6
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	5% 	0% 	25%
Pitskree 	10% 	5% 	25%
Tunident 	0% 	10% 	20%
Pachirisu 	0% 	10% 	20%
Mareep 	10% 	20% 	5%
Cabellby 	15% 	15% 	0%
Picalf 	15% 	15% 	0%
Spoink 	10% 	10% 	0%
Ponyta 	5% 	5% 	5%
Doduo 	30% 	5% 	0%
===Route 53===
"Route 53, Rubble Rocker Valley" - Route 53's name
Route 53 is a small Route located North of Sagalluna Town and is bisected by the Dark Passage, it eventually connects with Route 45 to the East. The Route is a rather unusual one as it is a mixture of grassy hills towards the west side and mountain mountainous around Dark Passage, the area used to be part of Dark Cave although due to the cave collapsing a few years ago nature quickly grew over the area and new Pokemon began inhabiting the area.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
West Side 	West Side 	West Side
Youngster Anderew 	₽107 	Psyduck Lv6Pitskree Lv6Rattata Lv6
Lass Melanie 	₽107 	Phanpy Lv7Meditite Lv7
Camper Hamilton 	₽156 	Totodile Lv5Sandshrew Lv5Pikachu Lv5Sandshrew Lv5
Picnicker Susie 	₽156 	Tunident Lv8
Pkmn RangersRicky & Vicky 	₽466 	Plukabit Lv7Teddiursa Lv7Phanpy Lv7Machop Lv7
Hiker Mortimer 	₽262 	Geodude Lv6Onix Lv8
East Side 	East Side 	East Side
Hiker Gabriel 	₽224 	Bonsly Lv5Dwebble Lv5Geodude Lv5Machop Lv5
Black Belt Duke 	₽325 	Tyrogue Lv7Machop Lv7
Veteran Stephan(Requires Climbing Equipment)	₽5,440 	Quagsire Lv43Dormuning Lv43Hitmontop Lv43Yanmega Lv43Galabile Lv43Rhydon Lv43
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	15% 	20% 	20%
Pidgey 	25% 	20% 	15%
Pitskree 	0% 	30% 	20%
Picalf 	5% 	15% 	5%
Hoppip 	55% 	10% 	0%
Seedot 	0% 	0% 	20%
Azurill 	0% 	5% 	19%
Marill 	0% 	0% 	1%
====Dark Passage====
Dark Passage is a small dungeon located on Route 53, it is the first mandatory dungeon the player must progress through in the game and also introduces the player to the Gym Leader of Blackthorn City, Hagan who is training in the Dark Passage. When the player first meets Hagan he notices the player's Pokedex and comments that he used to help Professor Elm as well however was offered his Gym position. The player also has their first encounter with villainous Team, Team Electrum where two grunts attack the player and Hagan introducing the player's to Multi-Battles at the same time. After the player and Hagan defeat the two grunts they retreat and Hagan heads off as well stating that he's concerned that Blackthorn City might be in trouble.
Team-Up Partner 	Team-Up Partner	Team
Hagan 	Hagan 	Machop Lv10Tyrogue Lv10Plukabit Lv12
Trainer 	Prize Money 	Team
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽362 	Ekans Lv7Zubat Lv7Elekid Lv6Elekid Lv6Mareep Lv9
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽356 	Pikachu Lv9Magnemite Lv9Zubat Lv9
Hiker Manly 	₽206 	Geodude Lv8Dwebble Lv8Sandshrew Lv8
Hiker Trent 	₽211 	Phanpy Lv10
Camper Sammy &Picnicker Julie	₽490 	Nidoran ♂ Lv9Scraggy Lv9Nidoran ♀ Lv9Ponyta Lv9
Artist Kahlia 	₽300 	Smeargle Lv8Marill Lv8Pinbrid Lv8
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	
Zubat 	15%
Geodude 	10%
Scraggy 	10%
Machop 	15%
Smeargle 	5%
Dunsparce 	5%
Meditite 	10%
Sandshrew 	15%
Misdreavus 	5%
Tunident 	10%
===Route 45===
"Route 45, Dragon's Mouth Reach" - Route 45's name
Route 45 is a North-South Route located in North-West Johto. The Route connects to Ivormaple City in the South (although requires Excavation Equipment to access), Route 53 in the West and Blackthorn City in the North. The Route is the first returning location the player has access to and features a bevy of new Pokemon from its previous appearance. The Route also gets its name from the massive bones that were unearthed on the Route following the collapse of Dark Cave's eastern half, the most notable of these is a massive dragon's skull that appears right outside the entrance to Blackthorn City.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Hiker Mitch 	₽333 	Geodude Lv7Phanpy Lv7Machop Lv7
Hiker Yale 	₽345 	Sandshrew Lv6Sandshrew Lv6Teddiursa Lv6Pitskree Lv6
Blackbelt Kimberly	₽451 	Meditite Lv8Plukabit Lv8
Crush Girl Remina 	₽426 	Machop Lv9
Camper Gabriel 	₽206 	Wooper Lv6Surskit Lv6Totodile Lv6Sneasel Lv6
Picnicker Olivia 	₽211 	Chikorita Lv6Marill Lv6Spoink Lv6Ledyba Lv6
Bird Keeper Sylvia	₽257 	Pinbrid Lv7Delibird Lv7Pidgey Lv7
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Sentret 	15% 	35% 	15%
Tunident 	0% 	10% 	10%
Spearow 	25% 	10% 	0%
Wynaut 	0% 	0% 	20%
Geodude 	35% 	30% 	20%
Teddiursa 	0% 	0% 	30%
Phanpy 	20% 	10% 	0%
Gligar 	5% 	5% 	5%
===Blackthorn City===
"A Quiet Mountain Retreat" - Blackthorn City's Motto
Blackthorn City is a large city located in the North-East of the Johto Region, it is the first Gym Location the player comes across and is also the first returning city/town the player visits. The city has changed somewhat from its previous appearance as time has gone on. The city's houses are now more urbanized in appearance although share a similar shape to the originals, in addition there are now a few high-rises among the city. The most notable change is the flattening of terrain, while the hills that surround Blackthorn's northern side are still present there is now a direct path leading to the gym that is flat terrain with a sharp cliff behind it where the lake outside Dragon's Den is located. The city also now has roading connecting the major buildings together and dirt paths for the other buildings as well as to Route 45, Route 70 and the Ice Path.
Places of Interest
*Move Deleter's House - The home of the move deleter it is easily identifiable due to its unique design being violet instead of deep indigo and having a yellow "?" above the door to the house. The player can visit the Move Deleter and have them remove moves from a Pokemon for free. The player can also learn that the Move Reminder is now located in Cherrygrove City.
*Wesley's Dojo - A small dojo located on the hills of the West side of Blackthorn City owned by the Week Sibling, Wesley. The Dojo has a few trainers for the player to battle, if the player can overcome all of them including Wesley himself the player will earn the Black Belt an item that boosts Fighting-Type Moves. If Wesley is the first Sibling the player gets an item from he will tell the player that his other siblings can be found in various cities and towns across Johto and will give out items as well.
*Blackthorn Gym - The Gym of Blackthorn City, although originally the gym of Clair, after she became an Elite Four Member the role passed to Chuck's son, Hagan. Hagan runs the gym and welcomes trainers who enter his gym personally. The Gym retains some elements of the old Blackthorn Gym such as the pools of lava that now sit on the sides of the gym, the gym's puzzle now consists of the player needing to push levers which raise and lower drawbridges to cross from platform to platform to get to Hagan.
When the player enters Blackthorn City they'll find that a small group of Team Electrum grunts is harassing the Blackthorn City Gym Guide who's protecting the gym in Hagan's absence. The player will need to defeat one grunt and then Hagan will arive who'll team up with the player to defeat the other two, these three grunts refer to themselves as the Kilovolt Siblings and all share a Pokemon, Kitivolt.
Team-Up Partner 	Team-Up Partner	Team
Hagan 	Hagan 	Machop Lv12Meditite Lv13Plukabit Lv14
Trainer 	Prize Money 	Team
Team Electrum Grunt	₽235 	Koffing Lv10Kitivolt Lv12
Team Electrum Grunt	₽235 	Grimer Lv10Kitivolt Lv12
Team Electrum Grunt	₽235 	Gulpin Lv10Kitivolt Lv12
Defeating the grunts they'll run off, Hagan will thank the player explaining that there'd been a recent increase in activity with that group in the past few weeks and he was wary of their sudden presence although dismisses the potential threat stating that he guesses they were just a group of hoodlums, Hagan heads into the gym and tells the player they'll be waiting for the player to show him their skills.
====Wesley's Dojo====
Wesley's Dojo is a location where the player can battle several trainers in preparation for the Gym, the trainers here are re-battleable once every 24 hours in addition beating Wesley, the leader of the Dojo will net the player the Black Belt an Item that increases the power of Fighting-Type moves. The Dojo's layout is simply and basic, it features a floor covered in green exercise mats and has wooden panel walls throughout, the dojo is actually split into six rooms, the small entrance, a main hall area and four side rooms, the wooden panel walls act as doors and the player can open different doors some leading closer to Wesley while others conceal a trainer behind them.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Blackbelt Rodney 	₽350 	Machop Lv8Meditite Lv8Machop Lv8
Blackbelt Eustice 	₽350 	Plukabit Lv7Plukabit Lv7Tyrogue Lv6Mankey Lv8
Blackbelt Farrows 	₽350 	Scraggy Lv8Makuhita Lv8Scraggy Lv8
Blackbelt Brailey 	₽350 	Machop Lv10
Blackbelt Hammond 	₽350 	Meditite Lv9Scraggy Lv9
Blackbelt Lewis 	₽350 	Plukabit Lv7Plukabit Lv8Plukabit Lv9
Blackbelt Donald 	₽350 	Meditite Lv10
Blackbelt 	₽350 	Makuhita Lv9Mankey Lv9
Dojo Master Wesley	₽775 	Tyrogue Lv10Machop Lv11Makuhita Lv11Dormuning Lv12
====Blackthorn City Gym====
The Blackthorn City Gym is the first one the player has access to, the Gym consists of several platforms connected over the lava below, some platforms are separated by drawbridges which have to be lowered to advance, the drawbridges come in two varieties; Red and Green, flipping certain switches will cause some bridges to raise and others to lower, the switches only work one way however so can only be used to lower bridges once before the player needs to find the opposite switch to lower the other bridges of that colour. There is also a lever for a white bridge that leads to the gym leader the player will need to lower.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Black Belt Tony 	₽344 	Scraggy Lv11Makuhita Lv11
Crush Girl Veronica 	₽366 	Machop Lv10Machop Lv10Tyrogue Lv8Plukabit Lv12
Black Belt Joseph 	₽388 	Meditite Lv8Mankey Lv8Makuhita Lv8Machop Lv8Crabrawler Lv8
Crush KinCharlie & Charlie	₽410 	Hitmonchan Lv12Hitmonlee Lv12
Gym Leader Hagan 	₽1,500 	Machop Lv12Dormuning Lv13Bundapunk Lv15
Defeating Hagan will net the player the Endurance Badge and TM129, Energize, a move that allows the user's Pokemon to have priority next turn. The badge will also make Pokemon received from Trades up to Level 25 obey the player.
====Dragon's Den====
===Route 54===
"Route 54, Ancient Ruins Passage" - Route 54's name
Route 54 is a Route located in the North-East of Johto, it connects Blackthorn City to Teapecan Town and is an S-Bend in shape. The Route is notable for being a relatively recent discovery and was constructed by workers who'd discovered an ancient city buried beneath the mountainous terrain from the same civilization as the Ruins of Alph. The Route has since been developed heavily and has made access to the Pokemon League significantly easier through Johto than before.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Hiker Mikey 	₽336 	Geodude Lv10Picalf Lv10Pineco Lv10
Hiker Vermont 	₽338 	Gligar Lv9Teddiursa Lv9Teddiursa Lv9Dwebble Lv9
Camper Leon 	₽219 	Yanma Lv10Growlithe Lv10Wooper Lv10
Picnicker Kassandra 	₽240 	Marill Lv9Togepi Lv9Abra Lv9Meditite Lv9
Younger Billy 	₽165 	Pikachu Lv12
Lass Bailey 	₽147 	Ponyta Lv10Meowth Lv10Surskit Lv10
Mountaineer Daisy 	₽395 	Kabuto Lv11Misdreavus Lv11
Snowboarder Sherman(Requires Power Lifter)	₽1,206 	Sneasel Lv31Piloswine Lv32Cloyster Lv30
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Sentret 	35% 	20% 	15%
Machop 	10% 	10% 	10%
Geodude 	15% 	15% 	15%
Wynaut 	20% 	25% 	50%
Sneasel 	0% 	0% 	10%
Igglybuff 	19% 	24% 	0%
Jigglypuff 	1% 	6% 	0%
====Megaron Ruins====
The Megaron Ruins are a major location in Aurora Crystal and play a key role in the later part of the plot. The Megaron Ruins are where the player gains the ability to use Mega Evolution.
The significance of this location will be expanded further as the story is developed.
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	
B1F & B2F 	B1F & B2F
Zubat 	10%
Unown 	50%
Geodude 	10%
Cionceral 	15%
Gastly 	8%
Misdreavus 	7%
B3F - B5F 	B3F - B5F
Golbat 	5%
Unown 	35%
Graveler 	5%
Cionceral 	15%
Haunter 	5%
Misdreavus 	10%
Duskull 	15%
Baltoy 	10%
===Teapecan Town===
"The howling northern winds" - Teapecan Town's Motto
Teapecan is a small town located in the far North-East of the Johto Region, the town developed after the excavation of the ancient ruins between it and Blackthorn City, attracting many people from Kanto to reside in the town. In essence the town is a bit of a boom-town although for archaeology rather than traditional mining. Many of its residents are researchers and explorers. Due to the town's nature its layout is somewhat bizarre as the rough and mountainous terrain means the houses are connected by a series of bridges between the valley that cuts the town in two.
Places of Interest
*Miner's Lodge - A former home for the workers who helped carve out Route 54 but later became a hotel where guests and tourists stay. The Miner's Lodge has a very rustic design and is the oldest building in the town many of the artifacts dug up from the ruins that weren't sent to be researched and catalogued were obtained by the family that own's this lodge.
*Bruno's House - Former Elite Four Member and expert Pokemon trainer, Bruno, lives in this house. A small and quaint house the building is located near a small area where Bruno is often found training alongside his Pokemon. The house is therefore vacant during the day. Bruno does leave a note letting visitors know where he is. According to Bruno he gets a lot of visitors who hope to train alongside with him however none so far have been able to keep up with his extreme training regiment.
*Bagon's Waterfall - A small cave and series of cliffs that surround a waterfall where Bruno seems to spend most of his time training, the waterfall gets its name from a large population of Bagons that can be found at the top of the waterfall, those with the strength to climb the entire thing can find Bruno training at the peak as well as the rare Dragon-Type Pokemon.
====Bagon's Waterfall====
Bagon's Waterfall is a small location located to the West of Teapecan Town, the waterfall is the only location in Johto with a population of Bagons, which can only be found at the very peak of the waterfall. The terrain itself is extremely vertical with many surfaces that need to be climbed and some areas outright inaccessible without the ability to surf or scale waterfalls.
Trainer 	Prize Money 	Team
Base Area 	Base Area 	Base Area
Camper Harry 	₽296 	Spearow Lv9Plukabit Lv9Paelfute Lv9Gligar Lv9
Picnicker Sally 	₽293 	Goldeen Lv11Jigglypuff Lv11
Pkmn Fan Donaldson 	₽314 	Pichu Lv7Cleffa Lv7Igglybuff Lv7Azurill Lv7Cabellby Lv7Smoochum Lv7
Pkmn Fan Greta 	₽323 	Pidgey Lv9Pinbrid Lv9Farfetch'd Lv12
Springs Area(Requires Hydro Rider) 	Springs Area(Requires Hydro Rider) 	Springs Area(Requires Hydro Rider)
Swimmer Wittleton 	₽536 	Gyarados Lv26Barboach Lv24
Swimmer Lily 	₽536 	Lombre Lv23Goldeen Lv23Mantyke Lv21Octillery Lv25
Beauty Louise 	₽594 	Meowth Lv24Clefable Lv24Flaaffy Lv24
Cave Area(Requires Hydro Rider & Power Lifter) 	Cave Area(Requires Hydro Rider & Power Lifter) 	Cave Area(Requires Hydro Rider & Power Lifter)
Mountaineer Mila 	₽728 	Graveler Lv34Whiscash Lv34Sudowoodo Lv34
Mountaineer Hannah 	₽735 	Dwebble Lv33Slugma Lv32Haunter Lv33Machoke Lv34
Hiker Benny 	₽733 	Onix Lv32Graveler Lv34Steelix Lv36
Hiker Finn 	₽724 	Dugtrio Lv35Reaxle Lv35
Crush KinWolfgang & Ursula 	₽1,402 	Medicham Lv36Poliwrath Lv34Dormuning Lv34Hitmonlee Lv34
Ace Trainer Stefan 	₽1,006 	Electabuzz Lv37Yanmega Lv37
Cliffs Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II & Power Lifter) 	Cliffs Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II & Power Lifter) 	Cliffs Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II & Power Lifter)
Rock Climber Julia 	₽1,057 	Gliscor Lv42Scolipede Lv44Kabutops Lv46
Dragon Tamer Bruce 	₽1,204 	Bagon Lv41Shelgon Lv43Seadra Lv43Dragonair Lv45
Peak Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II, Power Lifter & Climbing Equipment)	Peak Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II, Power Lifter & Climbing Equipment)	Peak Area(Requires HydroJet Mk.II, Power Lifter & Climbing Equipment)
Ace Trainer Jasmin 	₽2,205 	Charizard Lv49Kingdra Lv48Dusknoir Lv50
Ace Trainer Krista 	₽2,205 	Arcanine Lv47Mantine Lv47Ferustrill Lv47Ursaring Lv47Plasmalion Lv47
Veteran Matti 	₽3,602 	Bueblitz Lv50Cloyster Lv50
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Base Area 	Base Area 	Base Area 	Base Area
Sentret 	20% 	35% 	30%
Sneasel 	0% 	0% 	35%
Sandshrew 	5% 	25% 	10%
Ekans 	45% 	15% 	25%
Mankey 	30% 	25% 	0%
Springs Area	Springs Area 	Springs Area 	Springs Area
Sandshrew 	5% 	25% 	10%
Sneasel 	0% 	0% 	20%
Wooper 	0% 	5% 	15%
Machop 	30% 	20% 	10%
Poliwag 	20% 	0% 	15%
Psyduck 	20% 	20% 	5%
Numel 	5% 	15% 	5%
Slugma 	20% 	15% 	20%
Cave Area 	 	 	
Zubat 	35% 	35% 	35%
Snorunt 	15% 	15% 	15%
Machop 	15% 	15% 	15%
Sneasel 	5% 	5% 	5%
Numel 	10% 	10% 	10%
Slugma 	20% 	20% 	20%
Cliffs Area 	 	 	
Furret 	10% 	25% 	15%
Machoke 	25% 	15% 	0%
Arbok 	25% 	10% 	15%
Aroveal 	10% 	20% 	10%
Donphan 	30% 	15% 	0%
Ursaring 	0% 	15% 	30%
Golbat 	0% 	0% 	30%
Peak Area 	Peak Area 	Peak Area 	Peak Area
Sandslash 	25% 	30% 	15%
Sneasel 	0% 	0% 	30%
Skarmory 	25% 	35% 	15%
Snorunt 	45% 	30% 	35%
Bagon 	5% 	5% 	5%
===Route 44===
"Route 44, Frigid Evergreens" - Route 44's Name
Route 44 is a small Route that's located in North-East Johto, the Route is split in two with a very small section leading to the Ice Path from Blackthorn City and the main bulk of the Route being between Ice Path and Mahogany Town. The Route has a Rival Battle with Nerva towards the end. The player also encounters Team Electrum in the Ice Path where they're digging deep into the Ice Path searching for an unknown location as well as collecting the Snyoti that reside in the cave.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Rival Nerva 	₽855 	If the player chose ChikoritaQuilava Lv16Phanpy Lv14Mintinary Lv14
Rival Nerva 	₽855 	If the player chose CyndaquilTotodile Lv17Phanpy Lv15Burrili Lv15
Rival Nerva 	₽855 	If the player chose TotodileBayleef Lv16Phanpy Lv14Ferreaver Lv14
Camper Nathaniel 	₽315 	Rattata Lv12Seedot Lv12Geodude Lv12
Picnicker Ayesha 	₽315 	Marill Lv12Meditite Lv12Ledyba Lv12
Fisherman Hugo 	₽292 	Qwilfish Lv13Tentacool Lv13
Fisherman Richter 	₽289 	Remoraid Lv11Magikarp Lv8Magikarp Lv8Goldeen Lv11Barboach Lv12
Pkmn Collector Mike	₽472 	Diglett Lv12Nidoran♂ Lv12Picalf Lv12
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Bellsprout 	20% 	15% 	10%
Tangela 	0% 	0% 	25%
Mintinary 	10% 	15% 	5%
Burrili 	5% 	25% 	5%
Ferreaver 	5% 	15% 	10%
Ledyba 	30% 	5% 	0%
Spinarak 	0% 	5% 	30%
Lakamboo 	5% 	5% 	15%
Pinbrid 	25% 	15% 	0%
====Ice Path====
The Ice Path is a frigid cave located on Route 44 that splits the Route in two. The Ice Path used to extend all the way to Blackthorn City although was cut back a few years ago to make room for the city. The Ice Path is a tricky area to explore due to the combination of slippery icy floors and numerous floors. To fully explore the cave the player is going to need the Power Lifter. The player has another encounter with Team Electrum in the cave where they're trying to steal the Pokemon, Snyoti whilst digging deeper into the cave.
Trainer 	Prize Money 	Team
B1F 	B1F 	B1F
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽592 	Tunident Lv13Zubat Lv13Ekans Lv13
Hiker Benjamin 	₽405 	Snorunt Lv11Phanpy Lv11Swinub Lv11Gligar Lv11
Snowboarder Elijah 	₽426 	Snyoti Lv12Sneasel Lv12Swinub Lv12
Skier Valentina 	₽425 	Smoochum Lv12Sneasel Lv14
B2F 	B2F 	B2F
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽588 	Elekid Lv10Pikachu Lv11Drowzee Lv10Drowzee Lv10Pichu Lv8Pikachu Lv11
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽594 	Mareep Lv13Flaaffy Lv15
Team Electrum Grunt 	₽590 	Gastly Lv12Magnemite Lv12Dwebble Lv12Duskull Lv12
Electrum Admin Orinda 	₽1,062 	Bronzor Lv13Zubat Lv13Dormuning Lv16
Snowboarder Nikolai 	₽422 	Delibird Lv14
Snowboarder Victor 	₽428 	Swinub Lv13Swinub Lv13
Skier Camila 	₽432 	Sneasel Lv12Seel Lv12Smoochum Lv12
Skier Mabel 	₽421 	Shellder Lv14
Pkmn Fan Lea 	₽397 	Oddish Lv10Bellsprout Lv10Pupini Lv10Spryre Lv10Mantyke Lv10
B3F (Requires Power Lifter)	B3F (Requires Power Lifter)	B3F (Requires Power Lifter)
Black Belt Marco 	₽946 	Machoke Lv30Meditite Lv29Hariyama Lv32Meditite Lv29
Ace Trainer Chloe 	₽1,289 	Heracross Lv32Bandaboo Lv33Gengar Lv34
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	
B1F & B2F 	B1F & B2F
Sneasel 	10%
Smoochum 	15%
Swinub 	15%
Snyoti 	20%
Zubat 	10%
Abra 	10%
Machop 	10%
Delibird 	10%
B3F 	B3F
Swinub 	15%
Snyoti 	35%
Chilseti 	5%
Golbat 	25%
Kadabra 	10%
Machoke 	10%
===Mahogany Town===
"A cold winter's breeze flows through the spirit" - Mahogany Town's Motto
Mahogany Town is a small town located in North Johto, the town is the former location of one of the Johto League Gyms, being Pryce's Gym. The town has a fairly classical look to it with old-style houses and watchtowers located around the town. One detail of note is that between HeartGold & SoulSilver and Aurora Crystal a small pond has formed in the middle of town with a boardwalk around it and several trees growing in the shallows of the water. The town in general seems to be more forested with more plants around the buildings and the mountain range further away. During Winter the town freezes over and the lake becomes coated in snow allowing the player to walk across it instead of walking around the boardwalk.
Places of Interest
*Mahogany Souvenier Shop - A small stall and house that's located near the east edge of town, the Souvenier Shop sells items not found in Johto as well as some special items that aren't seen outside of Johto. The location is also the origin of the RageCandy Bar a popular sweet across the world although is most varied in the shop specifically.
*Rocket Gang Hideout - Built from the old ruins of the Team Rocket Hideout in Mahogany Town, the Rocket Gang Hideout is where many of the children and adolescents of Mahogany Town hang out, the area is treated as a sort of fortress by the kids who play with the Pokemon that've taken up residence in the ruins. The old entrance was sealed several years ago and a new entrance was discovered in the mountainside in the North-West of Town which the kids use.
*Liyana's Antique Shop - A special shop that is located above the old entrance to the Rocket Hideout, Liyana is the old lady who runs the shop and sells a variety of unusual wares including furniture which the player can buy to decorate their room. Yunetta also sells several healing items. Yunetta's granddaughter, Emmie also works at the shop and sells more common items like Pokeballs, Potions, Status Healing Items and Repels.
*Mahogany Battlefield - Formerly the Mahogany Town Gym, the location was refurbished and restructured into a battlefield. Pryce can sometimes be found there and talked to have a battle once the player has defeated the Champion, the area has a series of sliding ice puzzles that the player will need to complete to reach the various trainers much like the gym itself.
====Rocket Gang Hideout====
===Route 42===
"Route 42, Turbulence River Crossing" - Route 42's Name
Route 42 is a somewhat long Route between Mahogany Town and Ecruteak City, the Route is notable for the numerous rivers that originate from Mt. Mortar and the Lake of Rage that cut up the Route requiring the player to use the Hydro Rider to properly explore the Route. When the player first arrives most of the Route is inaccessible as a result with only a small patch of grass on either side of Mt. Mortar the player can access to catch wild Pokemon and a few trainers. The player will have an encounter with Lalita here where she'll inform the player that she's going to be studying some ruins that were unearthed within Mt. Mortar a few years ago by her father and invites the player to come find her in the mountain.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
Camper Anton 	₽321 	Machop Lv12Nidoran♂ Lv12Growlithe Lv12
Picnicker Liza 	₽322 	Meditite Lv12Nidoran♀ Lv12Tangela Lv12
Pkmn Ranger Diana 	₽385 	Kitivolt Lv13Geodude Lv13
Youngster Nick& Lass Helen 	₽451 	Rattata Lv14Mareep Lv11Flaaffy Lv15
Fisherman Stewart 	₽348 	Qwilfish Lv14
Swimmer Sonya(Requires Hydro Rider) 	₽598 	Seel Lv28Quagsire Lv28Shellder Lv28
Swimmer Roma(Requires Hydro Rider) 	₽587 	Mantine Lv30
Fisherman Paul(Requires Hydro Rider)	₽573 	Magikarp Lv26Magikarp Lv25Magikarp Lv24Magikarp Lv23Gyarados Lv32
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	20% 	20% 	20%
Hoppip 	30% 	10% 	0%
Pidgey 	10% 	15% 	0%
Hoothoot 	0% 	0% 	45%
Burrili 	5% 	30% 	10%
Ferreaver 	0% 	25% 	20%
Surskit 	35% 	0% 	5%
====Mt. Mortar====
Mt. Mortar is a large mountain located in North Johto which is the first place the player will encounter the ruins of Johto, the mountain is one of the largest in Johto and is considered by many in the region as what separates the West and East halves of Johto. Mt. Mortar is somewhat labyrinthian in design although many areas are initially blocked off to the player with the player expected to return to the mountain later on in the journey if they want to fully explore it. The player will meet up with Lalita who'll request a battle from the player, the player must accept to progress and will battle her. After the battle Lalita thanks the player and explains that she'd been examining the ruins and had found an interesting carving in a particular part of the ruins, pointing it out to the player the player sees that there are many Unown surrounding a quadrupedal Pokemon.
Lalita informs the player that she finds it odd that the ruins show a Pokemon other than the Unown and wonders what the Pokemon could be. Lalita heads off after finishing her conversation noting that since the player's looking to collect more badges they should visit Olivine City or Flaxmoss Town as they both have Gym Leaders the player could battle.
Trainer 	Prize Money 	Team
1F 	1F 	1F
Rival Lalita 	₽935 	If the player chose ChikoritaCroconaw Lv18Hoothoot Lv15Bundapunk Lv16Vulpix Lv15
Rival Lalita 	₽935 	If the player chose CyndaquilBayleef Lv18Hoothoot Lv15Bundapunk Lv16Marill Lv15
Rival Lalita 	₽935 	If the player chose TotodileQuilava Lv18Hoothoot Lv15Bundapunk Lv16Roselia Lv15
Hiker Serge 	₽346 	Geodude Lv13Makuhita Lv13
Hiker Bailey 	₽348 	Wooper Lv11Wooper Lv11Zubat Lv11Onix Lv11
Mountaineer Katherine 	₽345 	Dwebble Lv12Bonsly Lv10Geodude Lv14
Crush KinPeter & Natalie 	₽726 	Plukabit Lv14Meditite Lv14
Black Belt Shaun(Requires Power Lifter) 	₽955 	Machoke Lv30Poliwrath Lv30Hariyama Lv30Hariyama Lv30Bundapunk Lv30
Crush Girl Brooke(Requires Power Lifter) 	₽958 	Heracross Lv33Rhyhorn Lv33
B1F 	B1F 	B1F
Pkmn Maniac Isaac 	₽279 	Voltorb Lv13Magby Lv13
Pkmn Maniac Blake 	₽283 	Elekid Lv13Vulpix Lv13
Fire Breather Tristan(Requires Hydro Rider) 	₽576 	Magmar Lv30
2F (Requires Power Lifter) 	2F (Requires Power Lifter) 	2F (Requires Power Lifter)
Acrobat Jessie 	₽855 	Hawlucha Lv31Pidgeotto Lv31Pachirisu Lv31Gligar Lv31
Mountaineer Abby 	₽876 	Magneton Lv32Onix Lv30Steelix Lv34
Ace Trainer Joey 	₽1,310 	Victreebel Lv30Politoed Lv30Donphan Lv30Raticate Lv30Ampharos Lv30
Swimmer Shelby(Requires Hydro Rider) 	₽754 	Relicanth Lv35Octillery Lv34Corsola Lv33
Dragon Tamer Hayden(Requires HydroJet Mk.II)	₽2,625 	Dragonair Lv48Reaxle Lv47Seadra Lv47Kingdra Lv50
3F (Requires Power Lifter & HydroJet Mk.II) 	3F (Requires Power Lifter & HydroJet Mk.II)	3F (Requires Power Lifter & HydroJet Mk.II)
Veteran Amy 	₽3,511 	Plasmalion Lv49Rhyperior Lv49Mamoswine Lv49
Veteran Dylan 	₽3,603 	Klinklang Lv49Cioncyrupt Lv49Umbreon Lv49
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	
Wild Pokemon	 	
1F & B1F 	1F & B1F 	1F & B1F
Zubat 	15% 	
Wooper 	20% 	
Machop 	20% 	
Geodude 	20% 	
Meditite 	15% 	
Dunsparce 	5% 	
Duskull 	5% 	
2F 	2F 	2F
Golbat 	10% 	
Graveler 	15% 	
Meditite 	25% 	
Sneasel 	5% 	
Makuhita 	10% 	
Duskull 	30% 	
Dunsparce 	5% 	
3F 	3F 	3F
Golbat 	10% 	
Medicham 	15% 	
Sneasel 	30% 	
Hariyama 	5% 	
Duskull 	30% 	
Dusclops 	5% 	
Dunsparce 	5% 	
===Ecruteak City===
"The Ancient Bell sings its harmonious song" - Ecruteak City's Motto
Ecruteak City is a large city located in North Johto, it is one of the largest cities in the game and also one of the oldest. Many legends surround the city including five of Johto's legendary Pokemon. Ancient records show the city is the last surviving relic of the ancient civilization that was discovered in the Ruins of Alph, the city is thousands of years old although due to various incidents throughout its history many of the historic buildings have been damaged, most notably the Burned Tower in the North-West of the City. Ecruteak City has a minor role initially in the plot as the player learns some more about the ancient civilization from the Kimono Girls of the city who inform the player and Lalita of the ancient tale of the Legendary Beasts who's original forms were destroyed when the Burned Tower, then known as the Brass Tower burned down, however were resurrected by the Legendary Bird, Ho-Oh in new forms and roam Johto protecting the region from destruction.
Significantly later in the game the player returns to Ecruteak City as Team Electrum has gained control of the city and is using the ancient civilization's tools to awaken the focusing sites. The player along with other characters must battle through the sieged city which has many barriers making it labyrinthian in design during this segment to reach Team Electrum at the Burned Tower and confront them as well as the player's first encounter with Entei in the Burned Tower.
Places of Interest
*Ecruteak Dance Theater - One of the major buildings in Ecruteak City, the Dance Theater is home to the famous, Kimono Girls, legendary dancers known across Johto and even Kanto who's dances were passed down through generations of their family lineages that are said to be able to awaken the power of the ancient legendary birds of Johto, Ho-oh and Lugia. When the player first arrives only the youngest of the seven dancers, Manami is present and the player can battle her, she informs the player that the other Kimono Girls are off in Johto performing Dances to try and unlock old locations across Johto where it's believed ancient scriptures of the Kimono Dances lost to time may be located. As the player progresses through the game they'll be able to find and have the other Kimono Girls return to the Dance Theater and battle each one. After the player returns all seven the original Kimono Girls and defeated the Champion they'll find the original five Kimono Girls present noting that they've returned from a visit to the Sinjoh Ruins and had heard from the other Kimono Girls about the player's power and offers the player to battle each of them, unlike the other seven Kimono Girls, the five original Kimono Girls use a variety of Pokemon.
*Tuscany's Riddle House - Tuscany's Riddle House is a new location in Ecruteak City built by Tuscany, one of the Week Siblings. The Riddle House is functionally similar to the Trick House from Hoenn and Tuscany will mention that he'd spent some time in Hoenn training under the most unusual of individuals who had him solving puzzles every single day. Each time the player collects a badge the Riddle House's interior will change somewhat with new furniture being added, amongst this furniture is a secret switch the player must press which opens up a trapdoor in the floor, which leads to the actual puzzle chamber itself. The puzzle chambers vary with each badge and mix both that badge's gym puzzle as well as some other puzzle elements into them, completing each puzzle chamber will net the player a reward from Tuscany which are all related to the Psychic-Type.
*Ecruteak Battlefield - Formerly the Ecruteak Gym, the Battlefield was constructed within the gym and acts as a training ground for many up and coming trainers. Morty and Eusine appear at this Battlefield once the player has defeated the Champion and can be battled if the player wants. The Battlefield does contain a puzzle element of floating platforms that the player has to cross to get around the battlefield.
*Burned Tower - The Burned Tower is a hallow location in Ecruteak City and is considered sacred, initially when the player arrives they will not have permission to enter the tower as strange figures were sighted within the tower and the police are investigating. Once the player has defeated the Olivine or Flaxmoss Gym Leaders they can return and enter the Tower, they'll find that the layout has changed somewhat since before, there is now a second floor that has a ladder leading to it allowing the player to explore the upper area. In addition the lower levels have been expanded drastically with six new floors beneath the entrance floor due to the awakening of the Legendary Beasts years ago causing a cavern below to open up. Properly accessing this underground area requires the Power Lifter and Hydro Rider to explore.
*Barrier Station - The Barrier Station is a special building located at the North end of Ecruteak City, it acts as the gate between the city and Route 57 and is closed unless to those who've proven themselves, the player will gain access to the location beyond later on in the game after they've dealt with Team Electrum in the City. The building otherwise acts much like a Route Gate.
*Poliwhirl Lake - A special lake located in the North-East of the city, it gets its name from the numerous Poliwags and Poliwhirls that live in the lake and can be seen all around the lake. Quite a few people can be found at this lake who'll inform the player of Ecruteak City's past, the Lake is notable as on Thursday Night a Politoed will appear atop the bronze statue in the middle of the lake and perform a melody along with a group of Poliwhirl.
*Gold Leaf Park - Gold Leaf Park is a small area located in the center of Ecruteak City and was formerly just a vacant plot of land, it was beautified by bringing seeds from the Bellchime Trail and planting them allowing new gold leaf trees to grow. The Park has a number of Pokemon roaming around it which leave behind items if they're startled by the player.
*Ecruteak Channeling Tower - A special tower that was constructed in the city, the Channeling Tower is used by the Mediums and Elders of Ecruteak City to commune with the those in the spirit world, the tower is said to have similar powers to the Pokemon Tower that was in Kanto and similar to that location ghosts can sometimes be found roaming the channeling tower which the player must avoid as they cannot be attacked.
====Ecruteak Kimono Theater====
====Burned Tower====
====Ecruteak Channeling Tower====
===Route 38===
"Route 38, Wandering Fields" - Route 38's Name
Route 38 is a Route located between Ecruteak City and Moo Moo Farm, the route is fairly well developed with a direct path through the route, the player can find a number of grassy patches that can be accessed along the Route. Much of the Route is populated by school children who'll battle the player with a variety of Pokemon using various battle tactics. The player will also encounter a Miltank on this Route that belongs to Moo Moo Farm, the player has to interact with the Miltank since it's in the way and on doing so the player is greeted by Belle one of the two daughters of Moo Moo Farm who apologizes to the player for Miltank's obtrusiveness and directs it back to Moo Moo Farm informing the player they should come visit to buy some Moo Moo Milk.
Trainer 	Prize Money	Team
School Kid Justin 	₽278 	Ekans Lv13Venonat Lv13Beedrill Lv13
School Kid Paige 	₽273 	Skylate Lv12Misdreavus Lv12Hoppip Lv12Wooper Lv12
School Kid Logan 	₽274 	Burrili Lv14Charmander Lv14
School Kid Allison	₽280 	Elekid Lv13Magby Lv13Togepi Lv13
School Kid Cameron	₽276 	Pikachu Lv11Magnemite Lv11Drowzee Lv11Slowpoke Lv11Gulpin Lv11
School Kid Maggie 	₽277 	Sewaddle Lv14Oddish Lv14
School Kid Sean 	₽275 	Bellsprout Lv10Numel Lv10Omanyte Lv10Pidgey Lv9Heracross Lv12Smoochum Lv9
Teacher Hannah 	₽415 	Snubbull Lv15Psyduck Lv15Yanma Lv12
Teacher Tyler 	₽415 	Houndour Lv13Farfetch'd Lv13Porygon Lv16
Beauty Jennifer 	₽422 	Meowth Lv11Clefairy Lv13Roselia Lv13Goldeen Lv11
Rancher Joe 	₽371 	Miltank Lv15Mareep Lv13
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Rattata 	30% 	20% 	10%
Meowth 	15% 	15% 	15%
Snubbull 	10% 	10% 	10%
Marill 	0% 	10% 	20%
Lickitung 	5% 	5% 	5%
Growlithe 	20% 	10% 	0%
Vulpix 	0% 	10% 	20%
Kitivolt 	20% 	20% 	20%
====Moo Moo Farm====
Moo Moo Farm is a separate location located between Route 38 and Route 39 in Johto. The location is a small farming community that expanded from its original singular farm into several small farms each specializing in growing different things for people in Johto. The main farm is still Moo Moo Farm, several Miltank reside on the Farm and tall grass can be found in the field where wild ones can be caught.
The player will find there are three other farms in the area, one that specializes in Riding Pokemon like Ponyta and mentions that there used to be a popular device from Alola that brought their farm a lot of attention although the device seems to have disappeared from the public eye as of late. Another farm grows plants and has a number of Grass-Type Pokemon tending to them, the player can find berries and herbal items in the fields although some contain Pokemon who'll ambush the player from the plants. The last farm is one located in the Mountains and grows Fungi in caves, the owner mentions that they're fanatical for fungi and will buy them from the player for an elevated price. The player can also trade a Parasect with Fungi Farm's owner for an Amoonguss in the Post-Game.
Wild Pokemon	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates	Occurrence Rates
Wild Pokemon	 	 	
Sentret 	0% 	15% 	35%
Cabellby 	25% 	25% 	5%
Tauros 	5% 	5% 	10%
Miltank 	5% 	5% 	10%
Spearow 	45% 	15% 	0%
Ponyta 	20% 	35% 	15%
Paras 	0% 	0% 	25%
===Route 39===
===Olivine City===
====Olivine Lighthouse====
===Route 59===
===Burgunfig Town===
===Route 60===
====Mt. Halcyon====
===Route 61===
===Amborodia City===
====Battle Frontier====
===Route 62===
===Flaxmoss Town===
===Route 63===
====Battle Gardens====
===Route 37===
===Route 36===
====Ruins of Alph====
===Violet City===
====Sprout Tower====
===Route 32===
====Union Cave====
===Route 33===
===Azalea Town===
====Slowpoke Well====
===Route 34===
====Ilex Forest====
===Route 67===
===Yewmint City===
===Goldenrod City===
====Goldenrod Underground====
===Route 66===
====Deception Cave====
===Route 35===
====National Park====
===Route 65===
====Salt Tide Cliffs====
===Route 40===
====Whirl Islands====
===Route 64===
===Route 41===
===Cianwood City===
===Route 47===
====Cliff Edge Gate====
===Route 48===
====Johto Safari Zone====
===Route 49===
====Embedded Ruins====
===Route 57===
===Yarrozure Town===
====Bell Tower====
===Route 58===
====Gold Leaf Woods====
===Route 43===
====Lake of Rage====
===Route 55===
===Route 56===
===Yalaurel Town===
===Ravenettle City===
===Route 68===
===Route 31===
====Dark Cave====
===Route 30===
===Cherrygrove City===
===Route 29===
===Route 69===
====Silverhide Bluff====
===Route 46===
====Lullaby Canyon====
===New Bark Town===
===Route 27===
====Tohjo Falls====
===Route 23===
===Route 28===
====Mt. Silver====
===Route 70===
==Pokemon==
Like in Pokemon Ultra Sun & Pokemon Ultra Moon new Pokemon were introduced in Pokemon Aurora Crystal. In addition a number of older Pokemon from other generations that didn't appear in Pokemon Aurora Crystal are added into the region.
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Dex No.	Pokemon 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
001 	Chikorita 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
002 	Bayleef 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
003 	Meganium 	Herb 	Grass 	Grass
004 	Cyndaquil 	Fire Mouse 	Fire 	Fire
005 	Quilava 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
006 	Typhlosion 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
007 	Totodile 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
008 	Croconaw 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
009 	Feraligatr 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
010 	Sentret 	Scout 	Normal 	Normal
011 	Furret 	Long Body 	Normal 	Normal
012 	Spearow 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
013 	Fearow 	Beak 	Normal 	Flying
014 	Pidgey 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
015 	Pidgeotto 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
016 	Pidgeot 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
017 	Caterpie 	Worm 	Bug 	Bug
018 	Metapod 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Bug
019 	Butterfree 	Butterfly 	Bug 	Flying
020 	Ledyba 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
021 	Ledian 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
022 	Leadralet 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
023 	Weedle 	Hairy Bug 	Bug 	Poison
024 	Kakuna 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Poison
025 	Beedrill 	Poison Bee 	Bug 	Poison
026 	Spinarak 	String Spit 	Bug 	Poison
027 	Ariados 	Long Leg 	Bug 	Poison
028 	Araklamire 	Venom Needle 	Bug 	Poison
029 	Doduo 	Twin Bird 	Normal 	Flying
030 	Dodrio 	Triple Bird 	Normal 	Flying
031 	Pitskree 	High-Pitch 	Normal 	Normal
032 	Howlmont 	Vocal 	Normal 	Electric
033 	Teddirusa 	Little Bear 	Normal 	Normal
034 	Ursaring 	Hibernator 	Normal 	Normal
035 	Stelurjor 	Cavern 	Normal 	Normal
036 	Phanpy 	Long Nose 	Ground 	Ground
037 	Donphan 	Armor 	Ground 	Ground
038 	Tusch'ram 	Tusk Sword 	Ground 	Steel
039 	Plukabit 	Spring Leg 	Fighting	Fighting
040 	Bundapunk 	Spring Leg 	Fighting	Fighting
041 	Kanresent 	Power Kick 	Fighting	Ground
042 	Spurnalon 	Cunning 	Fighting	Dark
043 	Geodude 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
044 	Graveler 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
045 	Golem 	Megaton 	Rock 	Ground
046 	Scraggy 	Shedding 	Dark 	Fighting
047 	Scrafty 	Hoodlum 	Dark 	Fighting
048 	Ekans 	Snake 	Poison 	Poison
049 	Arbok 	Cobra 	Poison 	Poison
050 	Smeargle 	Painter 	Normal 	Normal
051 	Bonsly 	Bonsai 	Rock 	Rock
052 	Sudowoodo 	Imitation 	Rock 	Rock
053 	Machop 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
054 	Machoke 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
055 	Machamp 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
056 	Dwebble 	Rock Inn 	Bug 	Rock
057 	Crustle 	Stone Home 	Bug 	Rock
058 	Meditite 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
059 	Medicham 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
060 	Tunident 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
061 	Dormuning 	Tuning 	Electric	Fighting
062 	Sandshrew 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
063 	Sandslash 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
064 	Tyrogue 	Scuffle 	Fighting	Fighting
065 	Hitmonlee 	Kicking 	Fighting	Fighting
066 	Hitmonchan 	Punching 	Fighting	Fighting
067 	Hitmontop 	Handstand 	Fighting	Fighting
068 	Murkrow 	Darkness 	Dark 	Flying
069 	Honchkrow 	Big Boss 	Dark 	Flying
070 	Syrokrow 	Celeste 	Dark 	Flying
071 	Misdreavus 	Screech 	Ghost 	Ghost
072 	Mismagius 	Magical 	Ghost 	Ghost
073 	Misecleth 	Reaper 	Ghost 	Fairy
074 	Picalf 	Soft Coat 	Ground 	Fairy
075 	Bolumber 	Soft Coat 	Ground 	Fairy
076 	Igglybuff 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
077 	Jigglypuff 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
078 	Wigglytuff 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
079 	Magikarp 	Fish 	Water 	Water
080 	Gyarados 	Atrocious 	Water 	Flying
081 	Qwilfish 	Balloon 	Water 	Poison
082 	Qud'charish	Explosive 	Water 	Poison
083 	Goldeen 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
084 	Seaking 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
085 	Barboach 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
086 	Whiscash 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
087 	Ponyta 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
088 	Rapidash 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
089 	Seedot 	Acorn 	Grass 	Grass
090 	Nuzleaf 	Wily 	Grass 	Dark
091 	Shiftry 	Wicked 	Grass 	Dark
092 	Pichu 	Tiny Mouse 	Electric	Electric
093 	Pikachu 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
094 	Raichu 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
095 	Pachirisu 	EleSquirrel 	Electric	Electric
096 	Cabellby 	Calf 	Normal 	Normal
097 	Tauros 	Wild Bull 	Normal 	Normal
098 	Miltank 	Milk Cow 	Normal 	Normal
099 	Spoink 	Bounce 	Psychic 	Psychic
100 	Grumpig 	Manipulate 	Psychic 	Psychic
101 	Hoppip 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
102 	Skiploom 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
103 	Jumpluff 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
104 	Rattata 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
105 	Raticate 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
106 	Mareep 	Wool 	Electric	Electric
107 	Flaaffy 	Wool 	Electric	Electric
108 	Ampharos 	Light 	Electric	Electric
109 	Azurill 	Polka Dot 	Normal 	Fairy
110 	Marill 	Aqua Mouse 	Water 	Fairy
111 	Azumarill 	Aqua Rabbit 	Water 	Fairy
112 	Reaxle 	Shifting 	Steel 	Steel
113 	Gyrosaur 	Shifting 	Steel 	Dragon
114 	Paelfute 	Musical 	Psychic 	Poison
115 	Pelagiper 	Harbinger 	Psychic 	Poison
116 	Pinbrid 	Inkwell 	Normal 	Flying
117 	Paralead 	Paralead 	Normal 	Flying
118 	Zubat 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
119 	Golbat 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
120 	Crobat 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
121 	Mauraturma 	Pond Turtle 	Water 	Water
122 	Surskit 	Pond Skater 	Bug 	Water
123 	Masquerain 	Eyeball 	Bug 	Flying
124 	Wooper 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
125 	Quagsire 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
126 	Quelatson 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
127 	Mankey 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting	Fighting
128 	Primeape 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting	Fighting
129 	Wynaut 	Bright 	Psychic 	Psychic
130 	Wobbuffet 	Patient 	Psychic 	Psychic
131 	Delibird 	Delivery 	Ice 	Flying
132 	Sneasel 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
133 	Weavile 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
134 	Ferustrill 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
135 	Smoochum 	Kiss 	Ice 	Psychic
136 	Jynx 	Human Shape 	Ice 	Psychic
137 	Swinub 	Pig 	Ice 	Ground
138 	Piloswine 	Swine 	Ice 	Ground
139 	Mamoswine 	Twin Tusk 	Ice 	Ground
140 	Tsutsudun 	Land Snake 	Normal 	Normal
141 	Dunsparce 	Land Snake 	Normal 	Normal
142 	Ducanyvarce	Drill 	Normal 	Ground
143 	Faemisparce	Jewel Whisker 	Normal 	Fairy
144 	Tangela 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
145 	Tangrowth 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
146 	Minccino 	Chinchilla 	Normal 	Normal
147 	Cinccino 	Scarf 	Normal 	Normal
148 	Gligar 	Fly Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
149 	Gliscor 	Fang Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
150 	Glirgath 	Terror 	Ground 	Dark
151 	Pineco 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Bug
152 	Forretress 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Steel
153 	Makuhita 	Guts 	Fighting	Fighting
154 	Hariyama 	Arm Thrust 	Fighting	Fighting
155 	Bidibee 	Bumble Bee 	Bug 	Bug
156 	Bueblitz 	Workaholic 	Bug 	Bug
157 	Stantler 	Big Horn 	Normal 	Normal
158 	Mintinary 	Mint Leaf 	Grass 	Flying
159 	Blossinary 	Flowering 	Grass 	Flying
160 	Pinoakinary	Deep Brush 	Grass 	Flying
161 	Burrili 	Foal 	Fire 	Fire
162 	Eruptydon 	Fire Mane 	Fire 	Fire
163 	Blazburro 	Beast of Burden	Fire 	Ground
164 	Ferreaver 	Beaver 	Water 	Water
165 	Bastelver 	Beaver 	Water 	Steel
166 	Titaneaver 	Construction 	Water 	Steel
167 	Bellsprout 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
168 	Weepinbell 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
169 	Victreebel 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
170 	Lakamboo 	Bamboo Seed 	Grass 	Grass
171 	Bandaboo 	Impenetrable 	Grass 	Grass
172 	Snyoti 	Snow Cloak 	Ice 	Ice
173 	Chilseti 	Snow Cloak 	Ice 	Ice
174 	Snozzeti 	Blizzard 	Ice 	Fighting
175 	Abra 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
176 	Kadabra 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
177 	Alakazam 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
178 	Gididig 	Little Foal 	Normal 	Psychic
179 	Girafarig 	Long Neck 	Normal 	Psychic
180 	Drowzee 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
181 	Hypno 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
182 	Houndour 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
183 	Houndoom 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
184 	Hoothoot 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
185 	Noctowl 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
186 	Duskull 	Requiem 	Ghost 	Ghost
187 	Dusclops 	Beckon 	Ghost 	Ghost
188 	Dusknoir 	Gripper 	Ghost 	Ghost
189 	Gastly 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
190 	Haunter 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
191 	Gengar 	Shadow 	Ghost 	Poison
192 	Relicanth 	Longevity 	Water 	Rock
193 	Hawlucha 	Wrestling 	Fighting	Flying
194 	Magnemite 	Magnet 	Electric	Steel
195 	Magneton 	Magnet 	Electric	Steel
196 	Magnezone 	Magnet Area 	Electric	Steel
197 	Onix 	Rock Snake 	Rock 	Ground
198 	Steelix 	Iron Snake 	Steel 	Ground
199 	Kitivolt 	Spark Cat 	Electric	Electric
200 	Thundirger 	Deafening 	Electric	Ground
201 	Plasmalion 	Prideful 	Electric	Fire
202 	Jaguavolt 	Ambush 	Electric	Dark
203 	Nidoran 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
204 	Nidorina 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
205 	Nidoqueen 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
206 	Nidoran 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
207 	Nidorino 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
208 	Nidoking 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
209 	Voltorb 	Ball 	Electric	Electric
210 	Electrode 	Ball 	Electric	Electric
211 	Spryre 	Puppy 	Fire 	Fire
212 	Growlithe 	Puppy 	Fire 	Fire
213 	Arcanine 	Legendary 	Fire 	Fire
214 	Pupini 	Single Tail 	Fire 	Fire
215 	Vulpix 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
216 	Ninetales 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
217 	Cleffa 	Star Shape 	Fairy 	Fairy
218 	Clefairy 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
219 	Clefable 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
220 	Ditto 	Transform 	Normal 	Normal
221 	Skylate 	Hard Beak 	Steel 	Flying
222 	Skarmory 	Armor Bird 	Steel 	Flying
223 	Lickitung 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
224 	Lickilicky 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
225 	Lickeluge 	Acid Belly 	Normal 	Poison
226 	Venonat 	Insect 	Bug 	Poison
227 	Venomoth 	Poison Moth 	Bug 	Poison
228 	Slowpoke 	Dopey 	Water 	Psychic
229 	Slowbro 	Hermit Crab 	Water 	Psychic
230 	Slowking 	Royal 	Water 	Psychic
231 	Mantyke 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
232 	Mantine 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
233 	Remoraid 	Jet 	Water 	Water
234 	Octillery 	Jet 	Water 	Water
235 	Dewpider 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
236 	Araquanid 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
237 	Shroomish 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Grass
238 	Breloom 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Fighting
239 	Yanma 	Clear Wing 	Bug 	Flying
240 	Yanmega 	Ogre Darner 	Bug 	Flying
241 	Yanmeria 	Woolly 	Bug 	Ice
242 	Gulpin 	Stomach 	Poison 	Poison
243 	Swalot 	Poison Bag 	Poison 	Poison
244 	Paras 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
245 	Parasect 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
246 	Oddish 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
247 	Gloom 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
248 	Vileplume 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
249 	Bellossom 	Flower 	Grass 	Grass
250 	Sewaddle 	Sewing 	Bug 	Grass
251 	Swadloon 	Leaf-Wrapped 	Bug 	Grass
252 	Leavanny 	Nurturing 	Bug 	Grass
253 	Venipede 	Centipede 	Bug 	Poison
254 	Whirlipede 	Centipede 	Bug 	Poison
255 	Scolipede 	Megapede 	Bug 	Poison
256 	Deerling 	Season 	Normal 	Grass
257 	Sawsbuck 	Season 	Normal 	Grass
258 	Farfetch'd 	Wild Duck 	Normal 	Flying
259 	Psyduck 	Duck 	Water 	Water
260 	Golduck 	Duck 	Water 	Water
261 	Pinsir 	Stag Beetle 	Bug 	Bug
307 	Galabile 	Crusading 	Fairy 	Fire
{Note: Pokemon Bold & Italicized are New Pokemon}
===New Abilities===
Along with the New Pokemon in Aurora Crystal there are a number of new abilities that are introduced, they can be seen below.
Ability 	Pokemon 	Description
Smart Gears 	Reaxle, Gyrosaur 	Smart Gears causes the Pokemon's Attack and Special Attack Stats to switch so that it's always using the higher stat when attacking however the ability also means the Pokemon takes 1.5x Damage from Super-Effective attacks.
Venomize 	Pelagiper, Snarkspit, Vipiricid, Bolviacid 	Venomize causes all Normal-Type moves used by the Pokemon to become Poison-Type and receive a 20% power boost.
Hypnotic Sound	Pelagiper 	Hypnotic Sound causes all sound based moves used by the Pokemon to now have a 30% Chance to induce Sleep in the Target (does not stack with other secondary effects) and causes Moves that can cause Sleep to have a 100% Chance of activating and do not miss.
Tempered 	Pinbrid, Paralead 	When a Pokemon with Tempered causes another Pokemon (including Allies) to faint by using a Damaging Move, its Special Attack is increased by one stage.
Mistral Stream	Cionchillza 	Mistral Stream makes the Pokemon immune to Ice-Type moves and will activate when hit by one. When activated, the power of the Pokemon's Ice-Type moves is increased by 50%, does not stack with repeated attacks.
Raging Fire 	Bueblitz 	When a Pokemon with Raging Fire is hit by a Fire-Type move, its Attack is increased by one stage, and the move will have no effect on that Pokemon.
Sound Echo 	Thundirger, Whismur, Loudred, Exploud 	When a Pokemon with Sound Echo uses a Sound based move it will increase the power by 30%.
Pride's Voice 	Plasmalion, Luxio, Luxray, Pyroar 	When a Pokemon with Pride's Voice has its stats changed by a move or ability the Stat Change effect is doubled (does not apply to Paralysis or Burn's Stat effects).
Ambush 	Jaguavolt 	Ambush increases the power of moves which have Priority (Positive or Negative) by 50%.
Sinkhole 	Sandshrew, Sandslash, Diglett, Dugtrio, Drilbur, Excadrill, Ducanyvarce	When a Pokemon with Sinkhole uses a Ground-Type move against its target the Target's Speed Stat will go down 2 Stages however the move loses all Secondary Effects.
Ruffian 	Burrili, Eruptydon, Blazburro 	When a Pokemon with Ruffian is hit by an attack, its Attack rises by one stage.
Ink Spotter 	Inkpite, Inkmare, Inkoraith, Scarbloul 	When a Pokemon uses an attack on a Pokemon with Ink Spotter, that Pokemon's Evasion lowers by one stage.
==Gym Leaders==
As with most Pokemon Games, the main challenge for the player before facing the Pokemon League is defeating the Gym Leaders, there are, as usual, eight gym leaders scattered across Johto. Unlike more recent games these Gym Leaders similar to the original Johto set can be done somewhat out of order with certain gyms able to be skipped until the very end of the game should the player so choose.
[Gym Leaders to be added Soon]
==Moves==
Moves are the method by which Pokemon are able to attack, there are hundreds of moves in Pokemon, more numerous than the Pokemon themselves. Moves come in many varieties like Pokemon and have a Type, Base Power, Accuracy, Category and Effects, Pokemon can learn moves in a variety of methods; via level-up, TM, Move Tutor, Egg Moves (through Breeding) and Breeding from the Father Pokemon.
===New Moves===
Alongside the hundreds of returning moves in Aurora Crystal there are many more which are introduced in the game.
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The list and information for the new moves can be found here.
===Technical Machines===
A returning feature of the Pokemon Games once again are Technical Machines (TMs), special discs that when given to a Pokemon allow them to learn moves they might not otherwise be able to learn, in Aurora Crystal there are 165 TMs, the most in the series to date TMs can be found all across the region being found laying about or being given to the player or bought from shops. TMs have unlimited uses allowing the player to teach them to as many Pokemon as they like.
TM 	Location 	TM 	Location 	TM 	Location
TM01 - Focus Punch 	 	TM02 - Headbutt 	 	TM03 - Psyshock 	
TM04 - Calm Mind 	 	TM05 - Roar 	 	TM06 - Toxic 	
TM07 - Hail 	 	TM08 - Sandstorm 	 	TM09 - Venoshock 	
TM10 - Rain Dance 	 	TM11 - Sunny Day 	 	TM12 - Taunt 	
TM13 - Ice Beam 	 	TM14 - Blizzard 	 	TM15 - Hyper Beam 	
TM16 - Light Screen 	 	TM17 - Protect 	 	TM18 - Reflect 	
TM19 - Roost 	 	TM20 - Safeguard 	 	TM21 - Frustration 	
TM22 - Solar Beam 	 	TM23 - Smack Down 	 	TM24 - Thunderbolt 	
TM25 - Thunder 	 	TM26 - Earthquake 	Victory Road 2F 	TM27 - Return 	Given by Professor Elm if Player's Lead Pokemon has High Happiness
TM28 - Dig 	 	TM29 - Psychic 	 	TM30 - Shadow Ball 	Given by Morty at the Burned Tower
TM31 - Brick Break 	 	TM32 - Double Team 	 	TM33 - Brine 	
TM34 - Bug Bite 	 	TM35 - Shock Wave 	 	TM36 - Sludge Bomb 	
TM37 - Flamethrower 	 	TM38 - Fire Blast 	 	TM39 - Rock Tomb 	Dark Passage B1F
TM40 - Aerial Ace 	 	TM41 - Torment 	 	TM42 - Facade 	
TM43 - Secret Power 	 	TM44 - Rest 	 	TM45 - Attract 	
TM46 - Thief 	 	TM47 - Dragon Pulse 	 	TM48 - Skill Swap 	
TM49 - Whirlpool 	 	TM50 - Overheat 	 	TM51 - Steel Wing 	
TM52 - Focus Blast 	 	TM53 - Energy Ball 	 	TM54 - False Swipe 	
TM55 - Scald 	 	TM56 - Fling 	 	TM57 - Charge Beam 	
TM58 - Ice Shard 	Ice Path B1F 	TM59 - Dragon Claw 	 	TM60 - Quash 	
TM61 - Will-O-Wisp 	 	TM62 - Acrobatics 	 	TM63 - Embargo 	
TM64 - Rock Smash 	Given to the Player by Chuck alongside the Excavation Equipment	TM65 - Shadow Claw 	 	TM66 - Payback 	
TM67 - Smart Strike 	 	TM68 - Giga Impact 	 	TM69 - Rock Polish 	Route 53 (Requires Climbing Equipment)
TM70 - Iron Tail 	Given by Jasmine at the Olivine Lighthouse 	TM71 - Stone Edge 	 	TM72 - Volt Switch 	
TM73 - Thunder Wave 	 	TM74 - Gyro Ball 	 	TM75 - Swords Dance 	
TM76 - Magic Coat 	 	TM77 - Psych Up 	 	TM78 - Bulldoze 	
TM79 - Dark Pulse 	 	TM80 - Rock Slide 	 	TM81 - X-Scissor 	
TM82 - Dragon Tail 	 	TM83 - Hypnosis 	 	TM84 - Poison Jab 	
TM85 - Dream Eater 	 	TM86 - Grass Knot 	 	TM87 - Swagger 	
TM88 - Sleep Talk 	 	TM89 - U-Turn 	 	TM90 - Substitute 	
TM91 - Flash Cannon 	 	TM92 - Trick Room 	 	TM93 - Wild Charge 	
TM94 - Surf 	 	TM95 - Snarl 	 	TM96 - Nature Power 	
TM97 - Moonlight 	 	TM98 - Morning Sun 	 	TM99 - Dazzling Gleam 	
TM100 - Confide 	 	TM101 - Outrage 	Dragon's Den (Requires HydroJet Mk.II)	TM102 - Frost Trap 	
TM103 - Spikes 	 	TM104 - Scream 	 	TM105 - Prevailing Wind 	
TM106 - Water Pulse 	 	TM107 - Incinerate 	 	TM108 - Giga Drain 	
TM109 - Stealth Rock 	 	TM110 - Curse Circle 	 	TM111 - Speed Swap 	
TM112 - Guard Swap 	 	TM113 - Power Swap 	 	TM114 - Intimidation 	
TM115 - Counter 	 	TM116 - Mirror Coat 	 	TM117 - Metal Burst 	
TM118 - Lunge 	 	TM119 - Seed Bomb 	 	TM120 - Sandy Grip 	
TM121 - Snow Marker 	 	TM122 - Dry Spell 	 	TM123 - Flood Warning 	
TM124 - Outnumber 	 	TM125 - Impenetrable Armour	 	TM126 - Flirtation 	
TM127 - Jury Rigging 	 	TM128 - Repeater 	 	TM129 - Energize 	Received from Hagan after defeating him at Blackthorn City Gym
TM130 - Fire Punch 	 	TM131 - Ice Punch 	 	TM132 - Thunder Punch 	
TM133 - Electric Terrain	Given by Sunny at Goldenrod City 	TM134 - Grassy Terrain 	 	TM135 - Misty Terrain 	
TM136 - Psychic Terrain 	Given by Tuscany at Ecruteak City 	TM137 - Icy Terrain 	 	TM138 - Phantom Terrain 	
TM139 - Midnight Terrain	 	TM140 - Mythic Terrain 	 	TM141 - Burning Terrain 	
TM142 - Swampy Terrain 	 	TM143 - Acidic Terrain 	Given by Frieda at Ravenettle City 	TM144 - Stony Terrain 	Given by Arthur at Olivine City
TM145 - Hive Terrain 	 	TM146 - Flat Terrain 	 	TM147 - Cloud Terrain 	Given by Monica at New Bark Town
TM148 - Earthly Terrain 	Given by Santos at Cherrygrove City 	TM149 - Power Terrain 	Given by Wesley at Blackthorn City 	TM150 - Metallic Terrain 	
TM151 - Psyionic Thorns 	 	TM152 - Nature Reclamation 	 	TM153 - Dampen 	
TM154 - Stomach Acid 	 	TM155 - Drain Punch 	 	TM156 - Solder 	
TM157 - Toxic Spikes 	 	TM158 - Heat Wave 	 	TM159 - Worry Seed 	
TM160 - Stone Chain 	 	TM161 - Captivate 	 	TM162 - Flirtation 	
TM163 - Bounce 	 	TM164 - Nightmare 	 	TM165 - Phantom's Lullaby	
TMs that changed from Gen VII (SM/USUM) are Bolded
==New Items==
Among the many returning Items in Pokemon Aurora Crystal there are several new ones introduced, this section details these new items.
Item 	Function 	Description
White Fur Coat 	Increases User's Defence & Special Defence by 10% in Clear Weather 	A glistening white fur coat, the fur is carefully tended to and is quite fragile to weathering however provides excellent protection. In Clear Weather the holder's Defences are boosted.
Static Fur Coat 	Increases User's Defence and Special Defence by 15% in Rainy Weather 	A coat that's been strengthened with Mareep wool, the coat is water repellent as a result and is extremely durable. In Rain the holder's Defences are boosted.
Braided Fur Coat 	Increases User's Defence and Special Defence by 15% in Sunny Weather 	This brilliant mixture of brown Picalf fur and white-green Skiddo fur has considerable durability against the effects of the sun, the photosynthetic fur from Skiddo becomes tougher in the sun raising the holder's Defences.
North Wind Fur Coat	Increases User's Defence and Special Defence by 20% in Hail Weather 	The soft Picalf fur is woven tightly to the sharp Piloswine fur to create a durable and weather ready coat, they're popular among people for winter clothing. During Hail the holder's Defences are boosted.
Rocky Fur Coat 	Increases User's Defence and Special Defence by 20% in Sandstorm Weather	The rough Camerupt fur used in this coat can make one have some time getting used to it, but the thick fur provides excellent protection against sandstorms. While a Sandstorm is active the Holder's Defences are boosted.
Pixie Dust Fur Coat	Increases Spore & Powder Move Accuracy by 25% 	An unusual fur coat using trace amounts of Ribombee fur in its design, the coats always have a sweet aroma about them, wearing one will make the holder's powder and spore moves more likely to hit.
False Fangs 	Increases Power of Biting Moves by 25% 	Incredibly strong fangs that were designed originally to help fell trees in logging areas although were adapted to be able to be used by Pokemon in battle, increases the power of Biting Moves.
Boxing Gloves 	Increases Power of Punching Moves by 25% 	Special gloves designed for Pokemon, they were developed in the Galar Region and have spread across the world. Using them will boost the power of Punching Moves.
Power Scope 	Increases Power of Aura/Pulse Moves by 25% 	A unique scope that is designed to help Pokemon with biological cannons to be more effective at battling, the design was originally intended for sports events. The power of Aura & Pulse Moves is increased.
Foot Wraps 	Increases Power of Kicking Moves by 25% 	These special foot wraps are designed to imbue the wearer with incredible power, they were developed in secret by the masters of the Fighting Dojo in Kanto and were popularized by the former Gym Leader, Chuck. They increase the power of Kicking Moves.
Plasma Sphere 	Prevents Electric-Type Opponents from Swapping Out 	A strange sphere that was found in old Team Plasma Hideouts across Unova, these spheres seem to have been intended for battling although never saw use, when activated they prevent Electric-Type Pokemon from swapping out.
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
 	 	
==Trivia==
*The Aurora Crystal Logo is a remix of the original Japanese Pokemon Crystal Logo which featured a near identical crystal in its background.
==Gallery==
New Johto Detailed.png|A Detailed Map of Johto with all major locations and Routes labelled
Equipment Icons.png|All four Equipment Icons as they appear in the game
Blackthorn City Gym.png|The Blackthorn City Gym layout
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