Pokemon Crystal Redux

== Changes from the Original Pokemon Crystal ==
=== Pokemon ===
* Intergenerational evolutions and preevolutions up through Generation IX have been added for the Pokemon appearing in the game's regional Pokedex.
* Meltan has been added as an award presented by Professor Oak (either at the Pokemon lab in New Bark or Pallet Town, whichever the player decides to travel to) for registering the data for 100 species of Pokemon in the regional Pokedex. Meltan can evolve into Melmetal once its Effort Value stats total 400 or more.
* Castform has been added as an award for demonstrating Harsh Sunlight, Rain, and Snow weather to the scientists working at the Weather Station on Outpost Island, east of Route 25.
* Select regional variants of Pokemon appearing in the game's regional Pokedex are available as in-game trades. If the player releases such a regional variant originating from their copy of Pokemon Crystal Redux, the player can return to the NPC originally offering that trade to perform the trade once again.
* In addition, 111 additional Pokemon appear in the game's Hidden Pokedex. These are rare Pokemon previously not known to have inhabited Johto or Kanto. They are primarily intended primarily to increase the Pokemon roster's type diversity, as well as provide a fun secondary objective for the player.
=== World ===
==== Aesthetics ====
* Cherrygrove City now has a few cherry blossom trees.
* The Ruins of Alph exterior has been redesigned to look more like a series of ruined buildings and less like mesas / cave entrances.
* Shallow water has been added to areas of Slowpoke Well.
* Goldenrod's building placements have been redesigned to look much less haphazard.
* The National Park's tall grass has been replaced with flowers, which are red above the central fountain and white below it.
* Route 37 and Ecruteak City's trees have been changed to have an autumnal theme.
* Ecruteak City and Lavender Town now have brick roads covering parts of those settlements.
* Route 38 and 39's tall grass has been replaced with wheat fields.
* Palm trees now exist in Olivine City, Cianwood City, New Cinnabar Town, Route 40, and Route 19.
* Route 48 now has a jungle theme.
* The ground, tall grass, and trees in Route 43, Route 44, Route 25, the Lake of Rage, and part of Blackthorne Village is powdered by frost.
* Route 23 is now a forest interspersed with mossy stone ruins.
* Victory Road now includes stone ruins.
* The tall grass on Route 5, Route 13, and Route 15 have been replaced by multicolored flowers.
* Route 8's trees are now barren, without leaves.
* The grass on Route 9 and Route 10 are a dull color, giving them a more arid feel.
* Mining equipment is present in Rock Tunnel.
* Stockpiles of industrial equipment are present on Route 10.
==== Changes to Existing Areas ====
* Cherrygrove has been expanded southward to include an additional stretch of ocean and a private cabin on a new shore area. This new area is accessible after dispelling a whirlpool and leads to an encounter with the Kalos gym leader Valerie.
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==== New Areas ====
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==New Features==
===Hidden Pokedex===
One of the exciting new features of Pokemon Crystal Redux is the addition of the Hidden Pokedex. The Hidden Pokedex tracks wild Hidden Pokemon species not previously known to inhabit Johto or Kanto. With very rare exceptions, each evolutionary family featured in the Hidden Pokedex appears in one location, and appears only rarely (~2% encounter rate), making them difficult to encounter on accident. When each new species of Hidden Pokemon is first encountered, their names are replaced by "???" on the battle screen. Afterwards, their names will be properly identified by the Pokedex, regardless of whether the Hidden Pokemon has caught by the player or not.
The Pokedex has its own special section for Hidden Pokemon. Unlike unencountered Pokemon featured in the game's Regional Pokedex, there are no silhouettes in the Hidden Pokedex, and their locations are not normally revealed to the Player until they are actually encountered in the wild. An exception to this last rule is a handful of NPCs who will fill out this location data for the player. In particular, Green can be encountered in the Unknown Dungeon and challenged once a day or after the player defends their champion title, whichever occurs first. After being defeated, she will fill out the missing location data for one random Pokemon family in the Hidden Pokedex.
Due to not appearing in the normal Pokedex, capturing Hidden Pokemon is not required to earn the Certificate and Shiny Charm, which are rewarded upon completing the Regional Pokedex. However, completing the Hidden Pokedex does yield the Catching Charm. Additionally, the player earns the Advanced Degree upon completing both the Regional and Hidden Pokedex.
Below is a list of Pokemon families appearing in the Hidden Pokedex:
*Skwovet family, found in Route 29
*Kricketot family, found in Route 30
*Lotad family, found in Route 32
*Wimpod family, found in Union Cave
*Baltoy family, found in the Ruins of Alph
*Phantump family, found in Ilex Forest
*Pancham family, found in Route 34
*Cutiefly family, found in the National Park, both outside and during the Bug Catching Contest
*Burmy family, found in multiple places
**Plant Cloak Burmy can be found in Route 36 by headbutting small trees
**Sandy Cloak Burmy, Wormadam, and Mothim can be found in Route 42 by headbutting small trees
**Trash Cloak Burmy, Wormadam, and Mothim can be found in Route 6 by headbutting small trees
*Lillipup family, found in Route 38
*Shellos family, found in multiple places
**West Sea Shellos can be found in the water on Route 40
**East Sea Shellos and Gastrodon can be found in the water on Route 19
*Carvanha family, found in the water on Route 41
*Plusle and Minun, found in the Yellow Forest, located north of Magnolia Outpost and Route 48
*Beldum family, found in Mt. Mortar by smashing cracked rocks
*Snover family, found in Route 43
*Snorunt family, found in Ice Path
*Mimikyu, found in a new sewer section of the Goldenrod Underground
*Sizzlipede family, found in Route 45
*Sableye, found only on the Route 45 side of Dark Cave
*Inkay family, found in and out of the water in the Whirl Islands
*Bronzor family, found in Bell Tower
*Zangoose and Seviper, found in Route 27
*Darumaka family, found in Route 26
*Ralts family, found in Route 23
*Lucario, found in Victory Road
*Toxtricity, found in Route 6
*Cramorant and the Arrokuda family, in Route 25
**Cramorant can be found in and out of water
**The Arrokuda family can be only found in the water
*Trapinch family, found in Route 9
* Klink family, found in the Old Power Plant
*Aron family, found in Rock Tunnel by smashing cracked rocks
*Litwick family, found in the new Pokemon Catacombs
*Flamigo, found in the water in Route 12
*Grubbin family, found in Route 15
*Drifloon family, found in Route 17
*Poochyena, Blitzle, Litleo, and Flittle families, found in the new Safari Zone
*Cottonee family, found in Route 11
*Rockruff family, found in Route 3
*Whismur family, found in Mt. Moon
*Axew family, found in Viridian Forest
*Fletchling family, found in Route 1
*Luvdisc, found in the water in Route 19
*Wailmer family, found in the water in Route 20
*Turtonator, found in the new Cinnabar Volcano
*Meditite family, found in the new Seafoam Grotto
*Glimmet family, found in the Unknown Dungeon
*Absol, found in Route 28
*Jangmo-o family, found in Mt. Silver
*Latias and Latios, found roaming Kanto after being awakened at the Harmony Shrine, north of Route 13
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