Pokemon Dream & Nightmare Versions

Pokemon Dream & Nightmare are a set of Pokemon games fan-created by Thediamondtree.
== Plot ==
The Player wakes up from a dream, he/she was dreaming of an alternate world known as the Dream Realm, a place where humans and Pokemon go to in their sleep.
The Player walks out of their house to the Professor's lab to choose their Starter Pokemon. while walking to the lab, their friend Luca tags along with him/her to the lab, where they arrive to Professor Balsam's lab to choose their Starter Pokemon, eitherly Pupetal, Embunny, or Dewpent, after choosing a Starter, Luca decides to battle the Player with their new Starter Pokemon right after just choosing them. Luca loses the battle (Like most rivals at the start of Pokemon games).
The Player heads to Route 1 to get to a small nearby City known as Bud City. There, the Player is told about an evil organization called Team Inferno, who's main goal is completely unknown at the time. The Player heads to Route 2 to get to Foralora City and battle the City's gym main gym in to fight the Gym Leader, Lloyd, who rewards you the Orchid Badge.
(Inside the Gym, the Player has to navigate through a maze of hedges while pressing buttons around the maze to open new passages)
Before heading to Route 3, Professor Balsam calls you to go back to the lab now that you got your first Gym Badge.
The Player heads back to Professor Balsam's lab to be learnt about Dream Monsters, Pokemon-like creatures from another dimension that are incredibly different from Pokemon, these Dream Monsters have different Types, weaknesses, and a different kind of Pokedex designed exclusively for the Dream Monsters. Before the Player leaves, Professor Balsam gives the Player ten Dream Balls that are used to catch Dream Monsters (Regular kinds of Pokeballs won't work on Dream Monsters) and a DreamDex.
The Player head to Route 3, and on his way finds a girl about to battle two grunts of Team Inferno, the Player decides to help the girl defeat the two Team Inferno Grunts in a Team Battle, after defeating the two Team Inferno Grunts, they flee from the Player and the girl. 
The girl reveals her name to be Amia and thanks the Player for helping her defeat the Team Inferno Grunts. The Player goes to Nodi City to get to the city's gym and defeat the Gym Leader, Sally, rewarding you the Dream Badge after defeating her.
(Inside the Nodi Gym, there are 8 floors and there are three staircases on each floor, along with some debris blocking a bit of the stairs. The Player must walk through it like a maze until at the end)
Amia meets with the Player once again outside of the Gym who tells the Player to follow her. The Player follows her to a mysterious underground lab that seems to have been abandoned. She claims that the lab was supposed to make Dream Balls before scientists left the place. she gives the Player ten more Dream Balls and leaves the abandoned lab, allowing the Player to exit as well.
The Player now goes to the Routes 4, to get to Siodebat City. The Player goes to the City's gym and defeats the Leader Ross, which rewards the Player with the Fist Badge.
(In the Siodebat Gym, the Player needs to get to a staircase while avoiding the moving fist-like pushers that will try to push the Player off the edge, if the player falls off the edge, they will slide down back to the entrance (unless they reached a checkpoint) and will have to start over again)
When exiting the Gym, the Player encounters Luca again to have a Pokemon rematch. The Player wins against Luca and he says that he enjoyed the rematch and hopes to have another rematch with the Player again.
Before the Player heads to Route 5, he/she hears about Pokemon appearing as Dream Monsters, it is unknown how they are appearing as Dream Monsters, although people rumor the reason why, is because they were formed in people's dreams.
The Player encounters Team Inferno and another person that seems to belong in Team Inferno, her name was Perla, and she specialized in Water Types. She was brought by the Team Inferno grunts of the battle they lost against the Player, and another person. She battle the Player, the Player defeats her. Perla decides to leave the Player alone and leaves, while the two Team Inferno Grunts look shocked and follow her.
The Player continues his/her Pokemon Journey, they go to Routes They end up in the Toxtoca City, a place that is known for it's pollution, that is mostly around Polluta Island, a small island surrounded by waste. The Player goes to the City's gym and fights (and defeats) the Gym Leader, Venos, who rewards the Player with the Virus Badge.
(In the Toxtoca Gym, the Player needs to find buttons in small rooms while fumes will block the Player's vision and a timer will appear, if the Player runs out of time to find the buttons, they will be warped back to the door and they will to start all over again)
Professor Balsam calls the Player on the Poketransciever.
He congratulates the Player for completing all the Gyms in the Heat side of Canaric. Now the Player must go to the Cold side of Canaric to continue their Pokemon Journey.
Luca also completed the four Gyms in the Heat side of Canaric, he battles the Player again just to see if he has gotten any stronger.
The Player walks on Pacific Bridge to get to the Cold Side of Canaric, which houses four more gyms, the Pokemon League, and an old Scientist lab at the near edge.
The Player meets Professor Hinoki, the Professor for Canaric's Cold side and the sister of Professor Balsam, and Gana, who is the Champion of Canaric's Pokemon League, and the current queen of the region.
The Player goes to Route 6 to get a city known as Buttercup City, the counterpart to the Heat Side's Bud City. There, the Player meets the Gym Leader of Emera City, Jasper, as well as the Player's friend Luca, who says now that he has gotten stronger, he's going to meet up with you more oftenly now. Jasper says to the Player the reason he isn't in Emera City's gym right now is because the road to Route 7 got blocked by rocks and he is waiting for the workers to finish clearing out the path.
Jasper brings the Player to the Fossil Restoration Center in Buttercup City and teaches him how to get Fossils and other treasures.
After that, the workers tell Jasper the road is no longer blocked and he can go back to Emera City, Jasper uses his Aerodactyl to Fly back to Emera City instead of using the road.
The Player goes to Route 7 and meets up with his friend Luca (He went first to Route 7) who was talking to Amia, the girl that the Player met on Route 3. She decides to challenge the Player in a Pokemon Battle with her Dream Monsters.
Amia is surprised to how strong the Player is and decides to let the Player continue to Emera City.
At Emera City, a City known for it's mountains and wide variety of Gemstones inside the land. Jasper meets the Player at the entrance of Emera City who says that he would love battling the Player at his Gym nearby, and wishes the Player good luck.
The Player goes to the Emera Gym and defeats Jasper, who rewards you the Quartz Badge.
(In the Emera Gym, the Player needs to find Gemstones all around the rooms in the Gym and place them in the slots all in the right order for the doors to open)
The Player finds Amia outside the Gym talking to two mysterious people in white coats with patterns on them, resembling scientists of some sorts. The two people reveal to be scientists that used to work in an old hidden lab known as the D.R.R.C (Dream Realm Research Center). they challenge the Player's strength with their Dream Monsters to see if the Player is worthy enough, the Player defeats both of them, surprising them so much, that they decide to run away, as if they were scared of the Player. Amia chats with the Player about how her mother used to work at the D.R.R.C before it was shut down. Amia also tells the Player that she and her mother are staying at her grandmother's place in Hollitoe City and says goodbye to the Player, to go to Route 8.
The Player goes to Route 8 as well, he makes it to Hollitoe City and spots the Gym at the middle of Hollitoe City. Drew (the Gym Leader of Hollitoe City) walks out of the gym and sees the Player, he tells the Player that two Team Inferno Grunts stole a power source from the Gym that is supposed to power up the whole Gym, but it remains dark without it. Drew decides to let the Player chase down the Team Inferno Grunts along with his sister, Kassie, 2 years younger than him. 
The Player and Kassie find the two Grunts at the Frosta Mansion and battle them to retrieve the Festive Star (the power source). After that, the Team Inferno Grunts warn them that something dangerous will be happening soon, before running away.
The Player gives the Festive Star to Kassie so she can give it to Drew to power up the Gym again. The Player makes it back to the main hub of Hollitoe City to try out it's Gym.
The Player defeats the Gym Leader Drew and is rewarded with the Winter Badge after.
(Inside the Hollitoe Gym, there is a screen that displays colors in an order, and there are ice tiles in different colors, the Player has to step on the Ice tiles in the exact order that a screen above displays, and the pattern will always be random. If the Player makes a mistake, they'll have to battle a Wild Pokémon (Cayndi in the first one, Cryogonal in the second one, Snowbi in the third one, Wintree in the fourth one. and Gingeror in the fifth one).)
After exiting the gym, Luca meets the Player and battles him again to see how strong they both got from the Gym. 
It is later found out that Amia and her mother (Her name is shown to be Claire) went missing, her grandmother Noel is worried about them, while investigators are on the scene, who tell The Player to not be a part of this all, and instead just go to Route 8. 
At Route 8, The Player encounters a person known as Dackson, who is the Leader of Team Inferno, he was brought by his Team Inferno Grunts to overpower the Player with his strong Dragon-type Pokémon. And so, the Player battles the Team Inferno Boss Dackson, who is fortunately defeated by the Player, and vows to get revenge on the Player for beating him. 
After that, he continues travelling on Route 8 and makes it to the next City, Spirott City, a ghostly city full of scary-looking plants, dark clouds, and abadoned houses, yet, nothing seems to go wrong in the city, and is perfectly fine. 
The Player is encountered by Team Inferno Admin Perla, saying that Dackson is going to be ready to fight you when you’re done collecting the next badge, before leaving. The Player explores more of the city before heading to the gym to fight Spirott City’s gym leader, Otome, a Ghost-Type Specialist. 
The Player manages to defeat gym Leader Otome, being rewarded with the Willow Badge. 
(In Spirott City’s Gym, the Player needs to shift staircases to different locations to reach certain places to continue your way to reach Gym Leader Otome. By doing this, you need to find buttons in the hallways that cause the staircases to shift) 
Before heading to Route 9, the Player notices the lack of Luca in Spirott City and wonders what could’ve happened to him, hoping that their friend won’t become a part of the whole “Amia is missing” situation. 
The Player encounters Dackson at Route 9, who wants to rematch the Player again with his new ”Pokémon” to overpower them as his so called ”revenge” (Dackson uses Dream Monsters in this fight instead of his Dragon-type Pokémon). After defeating Dackson, Dackson becomes angry that he still isn’t able to beat The Player and runs into Wiselust City. 
The Player heads to Wiselust City, a City that looks demolished and deserted, as well as never being mentioned by anyone back at the Heat Side of Canaric. 
The Player meets Luca nearby who is with another person named Halwende. Luca was told by Halwende that Wiselust City used to be populated with kind people, years ago. But became what it was now when a disaster hit Wiselust City and nearly destroyed it. Halwende was the only known survivor (everyone else was either wiped out or disappeared) and the tragedy was too much that most of Canaric decided to never speak of it again for generations to come, and the only way for the new children to ever find out about Wiselust City, was by going there in their Pokemon Journey. 
Halwende goes into the Wiselust City Gym to prepare for when the Player will fight him, and tells the Player to ”go look around the City to see interesting things, well..maybe nothing interesting, at all..” 
After optionally going around what used to be of Wiselust City, the Player finally goes into the Wiselust City Gym, and defeats Halwende, the last Gym Leader, and earns the final badge: the Obsidian Badge. 
(In Wiselust City’s Gym, most of the rooms appear in pitch black. When the Player enters a room, a light will reveal a small path for a few seconds, before turning off and making the room completely dark. The Player must remember how the path goes and walk on the steps of where the path was. If the Player walks on an incorrect space, they will fall and be brought back to the beginning of the first floor. If the Player does it correctly, they will be brought to the next floor and will have to fight a random Pokemon before they can proceed. There are Five floors, with the fifth being the one where you fight Halwende. You fight an Absol on the second floor, a Frightcatcher on the third floor, and a Lonaxer on the fourth floor.) 
Halwende is confronted by Team Inferno’s leader Dackson, and reveals the truth that Team Inferno is actually made mostly of inhabitants who survived Wiselust City’s downfall, and want to take revenge on the rulers of Canaric for never doing anything to help restore Wiselust City, keeping it as nothing but an obscure memory for decades. 
But before he resumes to his plans of anger and frustration, he wants to finally defeat someone who he has never been able to beat before, somebody who’s shown to have talent in Pokemon training, and could lead to be one of the very next best of Canaric. He’s talking about: you. 
He goes to fighting you with his well-trained Dragon-type Pokemon only one more time, to see if he still has a chance against Gana, the queen Champion. But once again, the Player succeeds in overpowering Dackson and his ”scaly pets”. Dackson offers the Player a chance to join his side in showing Gana there can finally be a trainer stronger than herself. By accepting, you will get Dackson by your side for nearly the rest of your journey, but if you turn it down, then Luca will be with you instead. 
Balsam and Hinoki give a call to the Player, essentially telling them to meet up with the two right outside of the old abandoned scientist center in Mount Suêver. 
Around Route 10, to Mount Suêver, the Player, Luca, and Dackson meet up with the Professors Balsam and Hinoki at the abandoned facility. The professors believe that there is something currently happening inside of it since they saw lights and strange noises echoing from the windows. Dackson, being Dackson, decides to use his Mantizurk to forcefully open the door and get inside the building. As they all head in, they spot D.R.R.C Scientists chatting in one of the rooms, giving the Player the conclusion that the Dream Realm Research Center crew are back and running smoothly, and they possibly might’ve had a part in Amia’s and her mother’s disappearances. 
Dackson runs off, out to get some of his Grunts to help fight off against the D.R.R.C Scientists, as Luca goes out to get help from Gana and the Gym Leaders. Which leaves only You and the Professors to explore more. Venturing down the abandoned, now-currently-being-used laboratory, you discover more peculiar facts about the Dream Monsters, including something about a hidden dimension that only exists in the dreams of people and Pokémon. 
Around the final bottom floor, after facing off many scientists and their tough Dream Monsters, they finally find Amia, Claire, and Perla of Team Inferno. Perla, the revealed Founder of the D.R.R.C, is using Amia‘s unconscious mind as a gateway to open the entrance to the Dream Realm so she can finally capture Somniona/Exterrackna and use their power to take complete control of the Dream Realm to live the life of beauty that she always had desired. Dackson and Luca come back with their help, facing off against the remaining D.R.R.C scientists, as the Player goes after Perla through the gateway to stop her from taking the Legendary Pokemon. 
The Player fights solo against Perla in the Dream Realm, eventually after a very long battle, Perla loses and she surrenders herself to the Player. Deciding that the Player is better off catching the Legendary instead, she gives You the remainder of her Dream Balls, and lets you take on the Legendary Pokémon (Somniona in Dream Version, or Extarrackna in Nightmare Version). 
Returning out from the Dream Realm. The Player and a now-redeemed Perla meet up again with Luca, Balsam and Hinoki, Dackson, Amia, and Gana back in the Lab. With Gana finally going to sort things out currently with the D.R.R.C, and Team Inferno, she suggests the Player to try out the Pokémon League now that they’ve got all eight of the Canaric badges. 
Getting through the Victory Road into the Pokemon League, the Player goes facing off against the Elite Four: Thompson; the Steel-Type Specialist, Arthur; the Ground-Type Specialist, Kiki; The Fairy-Type Specialist, and Alison; The Psychic-Type Specialist. Until they finally battle Gana herself and become the new Pokemon Champion. 
== Gameplay ==
=== Returning Features ===
==== Mega Evolution ====
Mega Evolution returns in the game. In Pokemon Dream & Nightmare Version, there are 20 new Mega Evolutions seen in the game, these new ones are:
* Mega Ferrothorn
* Mega Scrafty
* Mega Krookodile
* Mega Hippowdon
* Mega Froslass
* Mega Musharna
* Mega Klinklang
* Mega Crabominable
* Mega Bastiodon
* Mega Granbull
* Mega Spiritomb
* Mega Toxapex
* Mega Mudsdale
* Mega Golisopod
* Mega Dusknoir
* Mega Hawlucha
* Mega Barbaracle
* Mega Florges
* Mega Cresselia
* Mega Darkrai
==== Z-Moves ====
Z-Moves are purchasable when you beat the game.
=== New Features ===
==== Dream Monsters ====
Dream Monsters are mysterious, Pokemon-like creatures made from the dreams of people. In the game, there are about 100 different Dream Monsters to catch. Pokeballs are ineffective against catching these Dream Monsters, Dream Balls are used to catch them.
==== Dream Types ====
Dream Types are exclusive to Dream Monsters, the Dream Types are incredibly similar to Pokemon Types. Pokemon Types only do regular damage against these types.
==== Multiplayer Servers ====
Feeling lonely? When pressing the Y button, there is a new option known as Multiplayer Servers. Pressing it will bring you to a list of servers you are able to join (Although you require internet for it to work), pressing one server will bring you to that server full of Players. When in a server full of Players, you can still continue your Pokemon Journey, only there are other Players on their own journeys as well, and being able to ask to battle Players, or trade with them too. It's a great way to battle or trade with your friends!
== Canaric Pokedex ==
This is unfinished.
Number	Name 	Species 	Type 	Evolution 	Ability
#001 	Pupetal 	Grass Puppy Pokemon 	Grass 	Dograss (Reach level 16) 	Fur Coat
#002 	Dograss 	Grass Dog Pokemon 	Grass 	Arboldog (Reach level 33) 	Fur Coat
#003 	Arboldog 	Giant Size Pokemon 	Grass/Ice 	N/A 	Intimidate
#004 	Embunny 	Flame Bunny Pokemon 	Fire 	Flarehare (Reach level 16) 	Flash Fire
#005 	Flarehare 	Flame Bunny Pokemon 	Fire 	Rabbarrior (Reach level 33) 	Flash Fire
#006 	Rabbarrior 	Warrior Pokemon 	Fire/Rock 	N/A 	Moxie
#007 	Dewpent 	Sea Snake Pokemon 	Water 	Geygon (Reach level 16) 	Water Veil
#008 	Geygon 	Geyser Snake Pokemon 	Water 	Medewsalisk (Reach level 33) 	Water Veil
#009 	Medewsalisk 	Basilisk Pokemon 	Water/Ground 	N/A 	Confusion Eyes
#010 	Kyuti 	Play-Fight Pokemon 	Normal 	Mazoti (Reach level 20) 	Frisk
#011 	Mazoti 	Clever Pokemon 	Normal 	N/A 	Frisk
#012 	Caterpie 	Worm Pokemon 	Bug 	Metapod (Reach level 7) 	Shield Dust
#013 	Metapod 	Cocoon Pokemon 	Bug 	Butterfree (Reach level 10) 	Shed Skin
#014 	Butterfree 	Butterfly Pokemon 	Bug/Flying 	N/A 	Compound
Eyes
#015 	Woodot 	Small Bird Pokemon 	Normal/Flying 	Pidtrush (Reach level 16) 	Keen Eye
#016 	Pidthrush 	Pigeon Pokemon 	Normal/Flying 	Friheart (Reach level 31) 	Keen Eye
#017 	Friheart 	Frigate Pokemon 	Normal/Flying 	N/A 	Keen Eye
#018 	Bitbug 	Small Bug Pokemon 	Bug 	Shellbug (Reach level 10) 	Compound
Eyes
#019 	Shellbug 	Grass Shell Pokemon 	Bug/Grass 	Esparanzect (Reach level 24) 	Shed Skin
#020 	Esparanzect 	Giant Cricket Pokemon 	Bug/Grass 	N/A 	Lucky Shot
#021 	Spinarak 	String Spit Pokemon 	Bug/Poison 	Ariados (Reach level 22) 	Swarm or Insomnia
#022 	Ariados 	Long Leg Pokemon 	Bug/Poison 	N/A 	Swarm or Insomnia
#023 	Ruppy 	Puppy Pokemon 	Fighting 	Boxeruff (Reach level 30) 	Iron Fist
#024 	Boxeruff 	Strong Fighter Pokemon 	Fighting/Ground 	N/A 	Iron Fist
#025 	Magikarp 	Fish Pokemon 	Water 	Gyarados (Reach level 20) 	Swift Swim
#026 	Gyarados 	Atrocious Pokemon 	Water/Flying 	N/A 	Intimidate
#027 	Shuckle 	Mold Pokemon 	Bug/Rock 	N/A 	Sturdy or Gluttony
#028 	Igglybuff 	Balloon Pokemon 	Normal/Fairy 	Jigglypuff 	Cute Charm or Competitive
#029 	Jigglypuff 	Balloon Pokemon 	Normal/Fairy 	Wigglytuff 	Cute Charm or Competitive
#030 	Wigglytuff 	Balloon Pokemon 	Normal/Fairy 	N/A 	Cute Charm or Competitive
#031 	Cleffa 	Star Shape Pokemon 	Fairy 	Clefairy 	Cute Charm or Magic Guard
#032 	Clefairy 	Fairy Pokemon 	Fairy 	Clefable 	Cute Charm or Magic Guard
#033 	Clefable 	Fairy Pokemon 	Fairy 	N/A 	Cute Charm or Magic Guard
#034 	Toksick 	Germ Pokemon 	Poison 	Virucell (Reach level 21) 	Poison Touch
#035 	Virucell 	Virus Pokemon 	Poison 	Diseamise (Level up in Polluta Island) 	Poison Touch
#036 	Diseamise 	Disease Pokemon 	Poison/Psychic 	N/A 	Ill Radiation
#037 	Urchicade 	Urchin Pokemon 	Poison/Water 	Barriurch (Reach level 37) 	Poison Touch
#038 	Barriurch 	Barrier Pokemon 	Poison/Water 	N/A 	Sharper Spikes
#039 	Binacle 	Two-Handed Pokemon 	Rock/Water 	Barbaracle (Reach level 39) 	Sniper or Tough Claws
#040 	Barbaracle 	Collective Pokemon 	Rock/Water 	N/A 	Sniper or Tough Claws
#041 	Cruizmarine 	Submarine Pokemon 	Steel/Water 	N/A 	Swift Swim or Overcoat
#042 	Mantrimp 	Shrimp Pokemon 	Bug/Water 	Mantizurk (Reach level 35) 	Swift Swim or Frisk
#043 	Mantizurk 	Berserker Pokemon 	Bug/Dragon 	N/A 	Stat Rage
#044 	Jellia 	Jellyfish Pokemon 	Poison/Fairy 	Jelliness (Reach level 24) 	Cute Charm
#045 	Jelliness 	Princess Pokemon 	Poison/Fairy 	Jellyqueen (Use a Shiny Stone) 	Cute Charm
#046 	Jellyqueen 	Queen Pokemon 	Poison/Fairy 	N/A 	Tentacle Trap
#048 	Morukoto 	Guinea Pig Pokemon 	Electric/Ground 	N/A 	Overcoat
#049 	Dustrunner 	Speed Pokemon 	Normal 	N/A 	Agility
#050 	Dreamglis 	Glistening Pokemon 	Psychic/Flying 	Frightcatcher (Use a Moon Stone) 	Bulletproof
#051 	Frightcatcher	Corrupt Stones Pokemon 	Psychic/Dark 	N/A 	Levitate
#052 	Plasminja 	Plasma Pokemon 	Fire/Electric 	Plasmerai (Use a Fire Stone) 	Competitive
#053 	Plasmerai 	Plasma Pokemon 	Fire/Electric 	N/A 	Flinch Trick
#054 	Lurwater 	Sea Shadow Pokemon 	Ghost/Water 	N/A 	Swift Swim or Water Veil
#056 	Tortel 	Tortoise Pokemon 	Ground 	Mudtle (Reach level 39) 	Resistance
#057 	Mudtle 	Tortoise Pokemon 	Ground 	Tortmiral (Trade it with another player 	Resistance
#058 	Tortmiral 	Mud River Pokemon 	Ground 	N/A 	Resistance
#059 	Fomantis 	Sickle Grass Pokemon 	Grass 	Lurantis 	
#060 	Lurantis 	Bloom Sickle Pokemon 	Grass 	N/A 	
#061 	Chawaii 	Humanoid Girl Pokemon 	Fairy/Grass 	N/A 	Natural Cure
#062 	Chamuraii 	Humanoid Boy Pokemon 	Fairy/Fighting 	N/A 	Natural Cure
#063 	Bounsweet 	 	Grass 	Steenee 	
#064 	Steenee 	 	Grass 	Tsareena 	
#065 	Tsareena 	 	Grass 	N/A 	
#066 	Tangela 	 	Grass 	Tangrowth 	
#067 	Tangrowth 	 	Grass 	N/A 	
#068 	Toppot 	Flower Pot Pokemon 	Grass 	Bloomu 	
#069 	Bloomu 	Plant Bird Pokemon 	Grass 	N/A 	
#070 	Goomy 	 	Dragon 	Sliggoo 	
#071 	Sliggoo 	 	Dragon 	Goodra 	
#072 	Goodra 	 	Dragon 	N/A 	
#073 	Mudbray 	 	Ground 	Mudsdale 	Own Tempo, Stamina
#074 	Mudsdale 	 	Ground 	N/A 	Own Tempo, Stamina
#075 	Quartzle 	Pink Quartz Pokemon 	Rock/Fairy 	Gardasull 	
#076 	Gardasull 	Garden Castle Pokemon 	Rock/Fairy 	N/A 	
#077 	Skulloton 	Old Bone Pokemon 	Rock/Ghost 	Skullops 	
#078 	Skullops 	Skull Cyclops Pokemon 	Rock/Ghost 	N/A 	
#079 	Misdreavus 	 	Ghost 	Mismagius 	
#080 	Mismagius 	 	Ghost 	N/A 	
#081 	Priseeker 	Prison Soul Pokemon 	Ghost 	Chaingeon (Reach level 40) 	Cursed Body or Moxie
#082 	Chaingeon 	Dungeon Pokemon 	Ghost/Steel 	Lonaxer (Use a Dusk Stone when at level 46) 	Cursed Body or Moxie
#083 	Lonaxer 	Loner Pokemon 	Ghost/Steel 	N/A 	Cursed Body or Moxie
#084 	Cayndi 	Frozen Candy Pokemon 	Ice 	Gingeror (Level up while holding Never-Melt Ice) 	Ice Body
#085 	Gingeror 	Cookie House Pokemon 	Ice/Normal 	N/A 	Ice Body
#086 	Snowbi 	Small Snowball Pokemon 	Ice 	Chillem (Reach level 39) 	
#087 	Chillem 	Snowman Pokemon 	Ice/Dark 	Coolissus (Use an Ice Stone) 	
#088 	Coolissus 	Ice Colossus Pokemon 	Ice/Dark 	N/A 	
#089 	Cryogonal 	 	Ice 	N/A 	
#090 	Beetra 	Beetle Pokemon 	Bug 	Scarabtra (Reach level 38 if it is a female while holding a Beetle Relic) 	Immunity or Mold Breaker
#091 	Scarabtra 	Scarab Queen Pokemon 	Bug/Psychic 	N/A 	Immunity or Mold Breaker
#092 	Baltoy 	Clay Doll Pokemon 	Ground/Psychic 	Claydol 	Levitate
#093 	Claydol 	Clay Doll Pokemon 	Ground/Psychic 	N/A 	Levitate
#094 	Omanyte 	Spiral Pokemon 	Rock/Water 	Omastar 	Swift Swim or Shell Armor
#095 	Omastar 	Spiral Pokemon 	Rock/Water 	N/A 	Swift Swim or Shell Armor
#096 	Aerodactyl 	 	Rock/Flying 	N/A 	
#097 	Toxungus 	Fungus Pokemon 	Poison 	Falshroom (Reach level 39) 	Leftovers
#098 	Falshroom 	Walking Mushroom Pokemon	Poison 	Mushroam (Level up at Night when at level 42) 	
#099 	Mushroam 	Creeping Fungus Pokemon 	Poison/Ghost 	N/A 	
#100 	Druddigon 	 	Dragon 	N/A 	
#101 	Swablu 	Cotten Bird Pokemon 	Normal/Flying 	Altaria (Reach level 35) 	Natural Cure
#102 	Altaria 	Humming Pokemon 	Dragon/Flying 	N/A 	Natural Cure
#103 	Eevee 	Evolution Pokemon 	Normal 	Jolteon (Use a Thunder Stone), Vaporeon (Use a Water Stone), Flareon (Use a Fire Stone), Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon, Mechaneon (Level up in an Electric field), or Eartheon	
#104 	Jolteon 	 	Electric 	N/A 	
#105 	Vaporeon 	 	Water 	N/A 	
#106 	Flareon 	 	Fire 	N/A 	
#107 	Espeon 	 	Psychic 	N/A 	
#108 	Umbreon 	 	Dark 	N/A 	
#109 	Leafeon 	 	Grass 	N/A 	
#110 	Glaceon 	 	Ice 	N/A 	
#111 	Sylveon 	 	Fairy 	N/A 	
#112 	Mechaneon 	Mechanical Fox Pokemon 	Steel 	N/A 	
#113 	Eartheon 	Soft Ground Pokemon 	Ground 	N/A 	
#114 	Skrelp 	Mock Kelp Pokemon 	Poison/Water 	Dragalge 	
#115 	Dragalge 	 	Poison/Dragon 	N/A 	
#116 	Staryu 	 	Water 	Starmie 	
#117 	Starmie 	 	Water/Psychic 	N/A 	
#118 	Chinchou 	 	Water/Electric 	Lanturn 	
#119 	Lanturn 	 	Water/Electric 	N/A 	
#120 	Pyukumuku 	Sea Cucumber Pokemon 	Water 	N/A 	
#121 	Dewpider 	 	Water/Bug 	Araquanid 	
#122 	Araquanid 	 	Water/Bug 	N/A 	
#123 	Blobbish 	Snobbish Pokemon 	Water 	Reefray (Use a Leaf Stone) 	Water Veil or Immunity
#124 	Reefray 	Reef Pokemon 	Water/Grass 	N/A 	Water Veil or Immunity
#125 	Bettabattel 	Fish Pokemon 	Water 	Bladish (Reach level 37) 	
#126 	Bladish 	Blade Fish Pokemon 	Water/Fighting 	Sworgarde (Trade with another Player after reaching level 42) 	
#127 	Sworgarde 	Swordfish Pokemon 	Water/Fighting 	N/A 	
#128 	Crabrawler 	 	Fighting 	Crabominable 	
#129 	Crabominable 	 	Fighting/Ice 	N/A 	
#130 	Shadark 	Shadow Pokemon 	Dark/Fighting 	N/A 	
#131 	Fanes 	Fan Pokemon 	Steel/Electric 	Partworks (Reach level 40) 	
#132 	Partworks 	Mechanism
Pokemon 	Steel/Electric 	Frankanism (Trade with another Player) 	
#133 	Frankanism 	Junk Robot Pokemon 	Steel/Electric 	N/A 	
#135 	Skarmory 	 	Steel/Flying 	N/A 	
#136 	Dinegg 	Egg Pokemon 	Dragon 	Rapbow (Reach level 41) 	
#137 	Rapbow 	Raptor Pokemon 	Dragon/Fairy 	Drainbowgon (Reach level 47) 	
#138 	Drainbowgon 	Color Drainer Pokemon 	Dragon/Fairy 	N/A 	
#139 	Lapras 	 	Water/Ice 	N/A 	
#140 	Prankstrick 	Trickster Pokemon 	Fairy/Dark 	Nortreator (Use a Dusk Stone) 	
#141 	Nortreator 	Treater Pokemon 	Fairy/Dark 	N/A 	
#142 	Torkoal 	 	Fire 	N/A 	
#143 	Bolzapt 	Chain Fighter Pokemon 	Electric/Fighting 	N/A 	
#144 	Ribbinner 	Ribbon Pokemon 	Fairy/Fighting 	N/A 	
#145 	Larvesta 	 	Bug/Fire 	Volcarona 	
#146 	Volcarona 	 	Bug/Fire 	N/A 	
#147 	Flarisp 	Wisp Pokemon 	Fire 	Terrifire (Use a Lava Brick) 	Flash Fire or Mold Breaker
#148 	Terrifire 	Terrifying Pokemon 	Fire/Dark 	N/A 	Flash Fire or Mold Breaker
#149 	Absol 	 	Dark 	N/A 	
#150 	Cresselia 	Lunar Pokemon 	Psychic 	N/A 	Levitate
#151 	Darkrai 	Pitch-Black Pokemon 	Dark 	N/A 	Bad Dreams
#152 	Shaymin 	Gratitude Pokemon 	Grass (Grass/Flying when in Sky Forme)	N/A 	Natural Cure (Land Forme), Serene Grace (Sky Forme)
#154 	Keldeo 	Colt Pokemon 	Water/Fighting 	N/A 	Justified
#155 	Somniona 	Dream Pokemon 	Fairy/Flying 	N/A 	Dream Gaze
#156 	Exterrackna 	Nightmarish Pokemon 	Bug/Dark 	N/A 	Nightmare Boost
#158 	Iguagend 	Pure Pokemon 	Dragon/Psychic 	N/A 	Heroic Magic
#158 	Northera 	North Sorcerer Pokemon 	Psychic/Ice (Psychic/Fighting
when in North Warrior Forme)	N/A 	Frigid Transformation
#159 	Volglooem 	Ice Marvel Pokemon 	Ice/Fire 	N/A 	Heat Beat
== DreamDex ==
The DreamDex is a completely new kind of Pokedex designed to have information about the Dream Monsters.
Number	Name 	Species 	Type 	Evolves to 	Ability
#001 	Dreamia 	Imaginative Dream Monster 	Dream 	Sleephia (Reach level 18) 	Stat Reader
#002 	Sleephia 	Imaginative Dream Monster 	Dream 	N/A 	Stat Reader
#003 	Rockporal 	Corporal Dream Monster 	Stone 	Rocktain (Reach level 19) 	Command
#004 	Rocktain 	Mountain Dream Monster 	Stone/Nature 	N/A 	Command
#005 	Canvy 	Art Dream Monster 	Dream/Cosmic 	Desplat (Level up while holding a Cosmic Ball) 	Paint Attack
#006 	Desplat 	Paint Dream Monster 	Chaos/Cosmic 	N/A 	Paint Attack
#007 	Heatove 	Stove Dream Monster 	Spirit/Flame 	Fearnace (Reach level 26) 	Heat Up
#008 	Fearnace 	Stove Dream Monster 	Spirit/Flame 	Cuisinister (Level up in Frosta Mansion) 	Heat Up
#009 	Cuisinister 	Stove Dream Monster 	Spirit/Flame 	N/A 	Heat Up
#010 	Pillodoll 	Doll Dream Monster 	Dream 	Eyedoll (Reach level 39) 	Ability Reader
#011 	Eyedoll 	Psychic Dream Monster 	Magic 	N/A 	Clear Thoughts
#012 	Whavern 	Whale Dream Monster 	Ocean/Beast 	N/A 	Rain Storm
#013 	Belugho 	Echo Dream Monster 	Ocean/Glacier 	N/A 	Chilly Winds
#014 	Scraggy
(Dream Form) 	Shedding Dream Monster 	Chaos/Dream 	Scrafty (Reach level 39) 	Shed Skin or Moxie
#015 	Scrafty
(Dream Form) 	Hoodlum Dream Monster 	Chaos/Dream 	N/A 	Shed Skin or Moxie
#016 	Glaciling 	Ice Sapling Dream Monster 	Glacier/Nature	Wintree (Reach level 28) 	Chilly Winds
#017 	Wintree 	Tree Dream Monster 	Glacier/Nature	Fowinter (Reach level 41) 	Chilly Winds
#018 	Fowinter 	Ice Giant Dream Monster 	Glacier/Nature	N/A 	Chilly Winds
#019 	Litwick (Dream Form) 	 	Spirit/Dream 	Lampent (Reach level 41) 	
#020 	Lampent (Dream Form) 	 	Spirit/Dream 	Chandelure (Use a Dusk Stone) 	
#021 	Chandelure (Dream Form)	 	Spirit/Dream 	N/A 	
#022 	Floorbeast 	Floorboards Dream Monster 	Beast/Chaos 	N/A 	Hide Under
#023 	Comot 	Comet Dream Monster 	Cosmic/Beast 	Megamet (Reach level 36) 	Sharp Speed
#024 	Megamet 	Mega Comet Dream Monster 	Cosmic/Beast 	N/A 	Sharp Speed
#025 	Slowpoke (Dream Form) 	Dopey Dream Monster 	Magic/Dream 	Slowbro or Slowking 	
#026 	Slowbro (Dream Form) 	Hermit Crab Dream Monster 	Magic/Dream 	N/A 	
#027 	Slowking (Dream Form) 	Royal Dream Monster 	Magic/Dream 	N/A 	
#028 	Tropius (Dream Form) 	Fruit Dream Monster 	Nature/Dream 	N/A 	
#029 	Munna (Dream Form) 	 	Cosmic/Dream 	Musharna 	
#030 	Musharna (Dream Form) 	 	Cosmic/Dream 	N/A 	
#031 	Terrormoto 	Earth Crab Dream Monster 	Beast/Stone 	N/A 	
#032 	Moonoweep 	Tearful Flower Dream Monster 	Spirit/Nature 	Banshrivel (Level up in the Scar Garden) 	
#033 	Banshrivel 	Banshee Flower Dream Monster 	Spirit/Nature 	N/A 	
#034 	Liquimph 	Nymph Dream Monster 	Spirit/Ocean 	Draiad (Use a Dream Fish) 	Rain Storm or Green Nutrition
#035 	Draiad 	Freshwater Dream Monster 	Spirit/Ocean 	N/A 	Rain Storm or Green Nutrition
#036 	Mogiciank 	Spiritual Follower Dream Monster	Spirit/Magic 	N/A 	Prayers
#037 	Cardwood 	Club Symbol Dream Monster 	Cosmic/Spirit 	Spaydien (Level it up a single level after defeating another Cardwood)	Unleashable
Power
#038 	Spaydien 	Spade Symbol Dream Monster 	Cosmic/Spirit 	N/A 	Unleashable
Power
#039 	 	 	Nature/Cosmic 	 	
#040 	 	 	Nature/Cosmic 	 	
#041 	 	 	Nature/Cosmic 	 	
#042 	Marill (Dream Form 	 	Ocean/Dream 	 	
#043 	Azumarill (Dream Form) 	 	Ocean/Dream 	 	
#044 	Azurill (Dream Form) 	 	Ocean/Dream 	 	
#045 	 	 	Beast/Magic 	 	
#??? 	Foressal 	Giant Forest Dream Monster 	Nature 	N/A 	Nature's Gift
#??? 	Destruccia 	Land Destroyer Dream Monster 	Flame/Chaos 	N/A 	Insta-Burn
#??? 	Crystorial 	Crystal Ocean Dream Monster 	Ocean 	N/A 	Healing Waters
#??? 	 	 	Spirit 	N/A 	
#??? 	Milaxius 	Galaxtic Space Dream Monster 	Cosmic 	N/A 	Solar Support
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