Pokémon Aeon Version

Pokémon Aeon Version is a main series Pokémon title being released July 9, 2020. The game is part of Gen VII (Generation 8) of the Pokémon series, following Pokémon Sun and Moon. The game takes place in the Opeure region, where the protagonist (either Ryan, Natasha, or Kai) travels across the region, trying to defeat all ten Gym Leaders of the Opeure League, all the while trying to end the dastardly actions of The Bloodstone Foundation. The game introduces a total of 151 new Pokémon, in an attempt to be a "reboot" of the Pokémon formula after it's original change in pace in Sun and Moon, bringing back many older elements that previous titles (mostly from generations II-V) and revitalizing them to be newer.
==Plot==
==New Gameplay Features==
===Returning Mechanics===
*The gameplay of Aeon returns to the Pokémon League format that was used every main series installment (barring Sun and Moon). 
**This marks the return of Gym Leaders, the Elite 4, and the region's Champion.
*The PokéDex allows one to look for all existing Pokémon by default, rather than have a set number of regional Pokémon like in past titles.
*The option to ride a Pokémon through the air from ORAS returns, and can be done with Pokémon that know Fly. Soaring can be done by clicking Fly as an HM move; you can fly around the region and to different cities and routes, as long as you have visited them before.
**A new mechanic is being able to catch regular wild Pokémon while soaring; this can be done by flying through clouds. 
*Riding Pokémon underwater returns with the return of the Dive HM; this can be done, as usual, by using Dive on a patch of dark water while surfing. Wild Pokémon can now be found underwater, too.
*Seasonal change returns from Generation V. The seasons affect the Pokémon that appear in some routes, the layout of some routes, and some other small elements.
*The Bug-Catching Contest returns from HeartGold and SoulSilver, now taking place during the week-days in Nectar Park. You can use Sport Balls to catch Bug Pokémon for the contest, and the kind of Pokémon that appear during the contest depends on the day, as well as the season.
*The Safari Zone returns, functioning similarly to how it did in Generations III and VI, where there are several sections with differing Pokémon depending on the section.
*Pokémon-Amie and Super Training both return.
===New Mechanics and Elements===
*Two new types have been introduced; Sound and Cosmic.
**Sound is based around noise-related elements and Pokémon: it is super-effective against Electric, Bug, Fairy, but is also weak to Bug, as well as Steel and Cosmic. 
**Cosmic is based around spacial and cosmic elements: it is super-effective against Ice, Fire, Water, and Sound, and weak to Rock and Electric. It is immune to Sound-type moves.
*The PokéPad is a new device given to you by Professor Hawthorne's assistant, Joshua, upon beginning your adventure; this is a tablet-like device that, similarly to the Pokétch in Gen IV, can have apps downloaded onto it to access them via touch screen. There are also buttons to switch between apps manually, akin to the said Pokétch.
**Additionally, the Poképad is where the PokéDex is accessed in this game; it is one of the five apps already downloaded onto the app when you first receive it, alongside an analog watch, a calendar, a calculator, and a app that displays your current party. Other apps are downloaded by talking to specific NPCs, or through events.
*A new status condition, Blindness, has been added. This blinds the Pokémon, hurting its eyesight and causing most of their attacks to miss; there is a 10% chance the attacks will hit, with the exception of no-miss moves. It is cured in 2-5 turns.
*A new weather condition, Moonlight, has been introduced; this condition is triggered in a dark night area, or by using the new move, Nightfall. In Moonlight;
**Fairy-type moves are 50% weaker, while Ghost and Dark type moves are 50% stronger.
**Synthesis and Morning Sun only heal 1/8 of your max health, but Moonlight heals 1/3 of it.
**Lycanroc's new hidden ability, Full Moon, changes it from Midday to Midnight form in Moonlight. This also means that, in Sunny Day, it changes back to Midday form.
*A new mode, similar to Pokémon-Amie and Refresh, called PokéPlay, has been introduced, where you can have two of your Party Pokémon enjoy some time together to boost their bond; this "bond" affects how strong the two are with each-other in a Double Battle.
===Pokémon Changes===
*Some Pokémon are given new Hidden Abilities, all of which are newly introduced abilities in this game.
**For example, Kecleon has the new Hidden Ability of Palette.
*Castform now has a new Hidden Ability, Terrain Change, and four new forms; these are it's Misty, Grassy, Psychic, and Electric forms. These forms are activated when Misty Terrain, Grassy Terrain, Psychic Terrain, or Electric Terrain are used in battle, and a Castform with the Terrain Change is out in the battlefield.
**Castform's typing will change to Fairy, Grass, or Electric in it's specific form. Castforms with this ability can learn Petal Blizzard, Thunderbolt, Psychic, and Dazzling Gleam through a specific tutor, or through TM usage (Petal Blizzard is now a TM in this game). A specific Castform with the Terrain Change ability is awarded as a gift by an NPC in Mageste Village. 
*Many Pokémon from generations 1-5 have been given evolutions to compensate for being weak, or just being in need of a regular evolution. 
*Many Pokémon have been retyped for the purpose of the new Cosmic and Sound types.
035Clefairy.png|Clefairy (Cosmic/Fairy)
036Clefable.png|Clefable (Cosmic/Fairy)
173Cleffa.png|Cleffa (Cosmic/Fairy)
177Natu.png|Natu (Cosmic/Flying)
178Xatu.png|Xatu (Cosmic/Flying)
233Porygon2.png|Porygon2 (Cosmic/Normal)
343Baltoy.png|Baltoy (Ground/Cosmic)
344Claydol.png|Claydol (Ground/Cosmic)
337Lunatone.png|Lunatone (Rock/Cosmic)
338Solrock.png|Solrock (Rock/Cosmic)
386Deoxys.png|Deoxys (Cosmic)
474Porygon-Z.png|Porygon-Z (Cosmic/Normal)
484Palkia.png|Palkia (Cosmic/Dragon)
488Cresselia.png|Cresselia (Cosmic)
605Elgyem.png|Elgyem (Psychic/Cosmic)
606Beheeyem.png|Beheeyem (Psychic/Cosmic)
774Minior.png|Minior (Rock/Cosmic)
791Solgaleo.png|Solgaleo (Cosmic/Steel)
789Cosmog.png|Cosmog (Cosmic)
791Solgaleo.png|Solgaleo (Cosmic/Steel)
792Lunala.png|Lunala (Cosmic/Flying)
039Jigglypuff.png|Jigglypuff (Fairy/Sound)
040Wigglytuff.png|Wigglyuff (Fairy/Sound)
174Igglybuff.png|Igglytuff (Fairy/Sound)
186Politoed.png|Politoed (Water/Sound)
293Whismur.png|Whismur (Sound)
294Loudred.png|Loudred (Sound)
295Exploud.png|Exploud (Sound)
358Chimecho.png|Chimecho (Sound/Psychic)
401Kricketot.png|Kricketot (Bug/Sound)
402Kricketune.png|Kricketune (Bug/Sound)
433Chingling.png|Chingling (Sound)
441Chatot.png|Chatot (Sound/Flying)
531Audino.png|Audino (Sound)
556Maractus.png|Maractus (Grass/Sound)
648Meloetta.png|Meloetta (Sound/)
668PyroarMale.png|Pyroar (Fire/Sound)
714Noibat.png|Noibat (Sound/Flying)
715Noivern.png|Noivern (Dragon/Flying)
*Some Pokémon now have altered evolution methods;
**Magmar, Electabuzz, Porygon, Dusclops, and Rhydon now evolve by using their specific held items on them, rather than being forced to trade them to evolve.
**Porygon2 now evolves differently, too; if put in the PC for longer than 24 hours while holding a Dubious Disc, it miraculously evolves without you being notified.
**Karrablast and Shelmet now evolve if leveled up with it's counterpart in the party as well.
**Larvesta now evolves into Volcarona by being exposed to a Sun Stone.
===Item Changes===
*The list of TMs has been revised; there are now 120 TMs.
**TM28 now belongs to Dig, instead of Leech Life.
**TM60 now belongs to a new move, Ink Splash, instead of Quash.
**TM76 now belongs to a new move, Stone Barrier, instead of Fly.
**TM94 now belongs to a new move, Donation, instead of Surf.
**TM98 now belongs to Petal Blizzard, instead of Waterfall.
**TM101-120 now belong to new moves in this game; the exception is TM101, which now belongs to Flash, and TM109, which now belongs to Meteor Mash.
*HMs have returned after being scrapped in Sun and Moon; there are 8 HMs, similarly to Generation 4.
**HM01 is Hot Gale, HM02 is Strength, HM03 is Fly, HM04 is Surf, HM05 is Uproar, HM06 is Dive, HM07 is Rock Climb, and HM08 is Waterfall.
*Two new PokéBalls have been introduced;
**The Health Ball is a rare PokéBall with a 2x catch rate if no damage has been inflicted on the opposing Pokémon; otherwise, the rate is 1x.
**The Sky Ball is a PokéBall with a 2x catch rate if used on a Pokémon is found by Soaring.
*Two new plates — the Noise Plate and the Star Plate — can be found in the game, with the same effects as a regular plate (boost in move power by 1.5x), but on Sound and Cosmic type moves. There's also similar items in the forms of the Amplifier and the Space Rock, which boost the power of Sound and Cosmic-type moves, respectively, by 1.5x.
==Newly Introduced Pokémon==
There are 151 new Pokémon introduced to the series with the release of Aeon; this brings the roster of Pokémon in the series overall to a whopping 953 total Pokémon number. 
A major component of Aeon is that the player has the entire National Pokédex at the start of the game. While a lot of the Pokémon that didn't debut in this generation aren't available until the post-game, as the main-game tries to focus on the newly introduced Pokémon, this means that every single Pokémon introduced as of this game are available without use of cheating, events, or trade. 
# 	Pokémon 	Species 	Typing	Abilities
001	Cubloom 	The Lion Cub Pokémon 	 	Overgrow
002	Feliflow 	The Lion Pokémon 	 	Overgrow
003	Petalione 	The Forest Royalty Pokémon 	 	Overgrow
004	Magmole 	The Digger Pokémon 	 	Blaze
005	Volecano 	The Earth Pokémon 	 	Blaze
006	Choeruptar 	The Fissure Pokémon 	 	Blaze
007	Aquana 	The Iguana Pokémon 	 	Torrent
008	Reptidal 	The Iguana Pokémon 	 	Torrent
009	Tsunamodo 	The Komodo Pokémon 	 	Torrent
010	Hamscruff 	The Hamster Pokémon 	 	Keen Eye / Pickup
011	Snuffuzz 	The Hamster Pokémon 	 	Keen Eye / Pickup
012	Furrodent 	The Capybara Pokémon 	 	Keen Eye / Scrappy
013	Tweef 	The Aroma Pokémon 	 	Sweet Veil / Chlorophyll
014	Aeroma 	The Aroma Pokémon 	 	Sweet Veil / Chlorophyll
015	Sweeflock 	The Peacock Pokémon 	 	Sweet Veil / Chlorophyll
016	Sacore 	The Mosquito Pokémon 	 	Compound Eyes / Annoyance
017	Mantisac 	The Mantis Pokémon 	 	Compound Eyes / Annoyance
018	Compoundew 	The Mantis Pokémon 	 	Compound Eyes / Annoyance
019	Arvizapp 	The Lemming Pokémon 	 	Static / Outlet
020	Lighming 	The Lemming Pokémon 	 	Static / Outlet
021	Artae 	The Sketch Pokémon 	 	Protean
022	Calligrap 	The Calligraphy Pokémon 	 	Protean
023	Excalibrush 	The Calligraphy Pokémon 	 	Protean
024	Pebbull 	The Horn Pokémon 	 	Sheer Force / Rock Head
025	Bouldon 	The Bull Pokémon 	 	Sheer Force / Rock Head
026	Stalagmadore	The Stampede Pokémon 	 	Sheer Force / Rock Head
027	Sonoise 	The Noisemaker Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Sound Barrier
028	Haruckus 	The Noisemaker Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Sound Barrier
029	Jamborant 	The Noisemaker Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Sound Barrier
030	Stufoll 	The Doll Pokémon 	 	Adaptability
031	Plushuff 	The Plush Pokémon 	 	Adaptability
032	Monstuff 	The Giga Plush Pokémon 	 	Adaptability
033	Thornet 	The Stinger Pokémon 	 	Poison Point / Swarm
034	Waspike 	The Stinger Pokémon 	 	Poison Point / Swarm
035	Warrivice 	The Swarm Pokémon 	 	Poison Point / Swarm
036	Torsqueedo 	The Bullet Pokémon 	 	Swift Swim / Battle Armor
037	Battaliacle 	The Battalion Pokémon 	 	Swift Swim / Battle Armor
038	Vudoo 	The Dummy Pokémon 	 	Voodoo
039	Mindulm 	The Dummy Pokémon 	 	Voodoo
040	Acupunchure 	The Acupuncture Pokémon 	 	Voodoo
041	Heartweet 	The Serenity Pokémon 	 	Cute Charm / Keen Eye
042	Quailove 	The Serenity Pokémon 	 	Cute Charm / Keen Eye
043	Maskaw 	The Crow Pokémon 	 	Early Bird / Nocturnal
044	Dreadaulo 	The Crow Pokémon 	 	Early Bird / Nocturnal
045	Reapenant 	The Reaper Pokémon 	 	Intimidate / Nocturnal
046	Mirelic 	The Artifact Pokémon 	 	Forewarn
047	Atigalia 	The Guardian Pokémon 	 	Relic Keeper
048	Sandigno 	The Dingo Pokémon 	 	Sand Force / Reckless
049	Sphinxath 	The Regal Pokémon 	 	Sand Force / Reckless
050	Puffrost 	The Puffin Pokémon 	 	Keen Eye / Refrigerate
051	Fraterfrost 	The Snowfall Pokémon 	 	Ice Body / Refrigerate
052	Carreed 	The Crop Pokémon 	 	Naturalize / Frisk
053	Vegasta 	The Crop Pokémon 	 	Naturalize / Frisk
054	Scaregrow 	The Farm Guard Pokémon 	 	Naturalize / Frisk
055	Clairluga 	The Beluga Pokémon 	 	Ocean Soul
056	Trickeet 	The Sleight-Of-Hand Pokémon	 	Magician / Own Tempo
057	Owllusion 	The Magician Pokémon 	 	Magician / Own Tempo
058	Hootdini 	The Escapist Pokémon 	 	Magician / Escape Artist
059	Venoar 	The Lionfish Pokémon 	 	Poison Point / Swift Swim
060	Toxiosis 	The Lionfish Pokémon 	 	Poison Point / Swift Swim
061	Cosmeow 	The Starry Pokémon 	 	Illuminate / Own Tempo
062	Galaxynx 	The Constellation Pokémon 	 	Illuminate / Own Tempo
063	Mirra 	The Mirror Pokémon 	 	Reflection
064	Reflectral 	The Cracked Mirror Pokémon 	 	Reflection
065	Finnoise 	The Dolphin Pokémon 	 	Swift Swim / Echolocation
066	Soundolp 	The Dolphin Pokémon 	 	Swift Swim / Echolocation
067	Orcahstra 	The Symphony Pokémon 	 	Swift Swim / Echolocation
068	Oozen 	The Slime Pokémon 	 	Gooey / Poison Touch
069	Slimind 	The Slime Pokémon 	 	Gooey / Poison Touch
070	Psychrooze 	The Slime Pokémon 	 	Gooey / Poison Touch
071	Serencholy 	The Lullaby Pokémon 	 	Cursed Touch
072	Mosnail 	The Moss Pokémon 	 	Shell Armor / Damp
073	Cephalophyte	The Moss Pokémon 	 	Shell Armor / Damp
074	Yarnite 	The Knit Pokémon 	 	Klutz / Moody
075	Edafabric 	The Sewing Pokémon 	 	Klutz / Moody
076	Tricktock 	The Alarm Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Time Ticker
077	Pendularm 	The Pendulum Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Time Ticker
078	Bogglow 	The Unassuming Pokémon 	 	Lights Out
079	Malevolant 	The Shadow Pokémon 	 	Lights Out
080	Warreef 	The Swordfish Pokémon 	 	Swordfighter / Swift Swim
081	Swordive 	The Swordfish Pokémon 	 	Swordfighter / Swift Swim
082	Beddybaw 	The Bedbug Pokémon 	 	Bad Dreams
083	Bitemare 	The Bedbug Pokémon 	 	Bad Dreams
084	Rabblaze 	The Rabbit Pokémon 	 	Flash Fire / Moxie
085	Flamgora 	The Jackrabbit Pokémon 	 	Flash Fire / Moxie
086	Foldami 	The Paper Pokémon 	 	Protean
087	Gamiore 	The Paper Pokémon 	 	Protean
088	Paprikrease 	The Origami Pokémon 	 	Protean
089	Bladread 	The Duel Pokémon 	 	Swordmaster / Moxie
090	Slaymurai 	The Warrior Pokémon 	 	Swordmaster / Moxie
091	Magnoise 	The Radio Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Lightningrod
092	Projectone 	The Boombox Pokémon 	 	Insomnia / Lightningrod
093	Ueffo 	The U.S.O. Pokémon 	 	Gooey / Poison Touch
094	Culume 	The Atom Pokémon 	 	Mitosis / Volt Absorb
095	Atomecule 	The Molecule Pokémon 	 	Mitosis / Volt Absorb
096	Particlone 	The Cell Pokémon 	 	Mitosis / Volt Absorb
097	Poisweet 	The Sweets Pokémon 	 	Poison Touch / Gooey
098	Cakrisis 	The Cupcake Pokémon 	 	Poison Touch / Gooey
099	Ixel 	The Alpha Pokémon 	 	Download
100	Tronix 	The Beta Pokémon 	 	Download
101	Graphix 	The Virtuality Pokémon 	 	Download
102	404-ERROR? 	The Glitched Pokémon 	 	Glitch
103	Heatiki 	The Tiki Pokémon 	 	Flame Body / Rock Head
104	Triblava 	The Totem Pokémon 	 	Flame Body / Rock Head
105	Charjen 	The Battery Pokémon 	 	Outlet / Motor Drive
106	Poweron 	The Battery Pokémon 	 	Outlet / Motor Drive
107	Caterchiller	The Larva Pokémon 	 	Ice Body / Compound Eyes
108	Chrysalice 	The Hibernation Pokémon 	 	Ice Body / Compound Eyes
109	Mothicle 	The Frostbute Pokémon 	 	Ice Body / Compound Eyes
110	Geotrio 	The Shape Pokémon 	 	Possession
111	Shapolt 	The Geometry Pokémon 	 	Possession
112	Symmetrick 	The Geometry Pokémon 	 	Possession
113	Brellat 	The Rain Pokémon 	 	Rain Dish
114	Rainega 	The Umbrella Pokémon 	 	Umbrella
115	Coldoth 	The Snowman Pokémon 	 	Possession / Ice Body
116	Snowlem 	The Snow Golem Pokémon 	 	Possession / Ice Body
117	Spooklut 	The Playful Pokémon 	 	Game of Chance
118	Chanceance 	The Gameplayer Pokémon 	 	Game of Chance
119	Masqueraithe	The Gamemaster Pokémon 	 	Game of Chance
120	Xuetor 	The Apprentice Pokémon 	 	Intimidate / Multiscale
121	Shoufio 	The Warrior Pokémon 	 	Intimidate / Multiscale
122	Gaoshaonsai 	The Mythological Pokémon 	 	Intimidate / Multiscale
123	Spetite 	The Dark Magic Pokémon 	 	Magic Guard
124	Tomagorce 	The Sorcerer Pokémon 	 	Dark Magic
125	Senscythe 	The Witchy Pokémon 	 	Bewitch
126	Colind 	The Firework Pokémon 	 	Flammability
127	Igniathan 	The Firecracker Pokémon 	 	Flammability
128	Glorbit 	The Orbit Pokémon 	 	Space Cycle
129	Rotatiaxle 	The Rotation Cycle Pokémon 	 	Space Cycle
130	Geneteon 	The Genetics Pokémon 	 	Defiant / Adaptability
131	Plagueon 	The Venom Pokémon 	 	Poison Touch / Fluffy
132	Metaleon 	The Iron Pokémon 	 	Heavy Metal / Clear Body
133	Cosmeon 	The Starry Pokémon 	 	Constellation
134	Un'leekly 	The Warrior Pokémon 	 	Inner Focus / Super Luck
135	Phantomime 	The Jester Pokémon 	 	Filter / Cursed Touch
136	Dragnysty 	The Peaceful Pokémon 	 	Berserk / Serene Grace
137	Starradite 	The Ten-Star Pokémon 	 	Swarm / Early Bird
138	Verechanom 	The Tarantula Pokémon 	 	Swarm / Insomnia
139	Smuggluin 	The Thieving Pokémon 	 	Pickpocket / Vital Spirit
140	Puffurious 	The Water Mine Pokémon 	 	Flammability / Poison Point
141	Ancielicotta	The Ancient Pokémon 	 	Levitate
142	Ramblouc 	The Serenade Pokémon 	 	Projection / Tangled Feet
143	Pirahnaw 	The Out-Of-Water Pokémon 	 	Reckless / Adaptability
144	Koamsomnia 	The Lucid Pokémon 	 	Insomnia
145	Sensolia 	The Five Sense Pokémon 	 	Sixth Sense
146	Colorift 	The Rainbow Pokémon 	 	Palette
147	Monotonite 	The Greyscale Pokémon 	 	Monotony
148	Etherise 	The Magic Pokémon 	 	Light Law
149	Aurorascent 	The Light Pokémon 	 	Borealis
150	Aetherious 	The Worldend Pokémon 	 	Bloodstone
151	Pazzip 	The Runaway Pokémon 	 	Evasive
===Newly Introduced Mega Evolutions===
===Newly Introduced Moves===
Move Name	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy	PP	Description
===Newly Introduced Abilities===
Ability 	Description
Annoyance 	If a physical move dealt towards the Pokémon misses, the opposing Pokémon's speed is lowered by one stage.
Bewitch 	Can infatuate any Pokémon, regardless of gender, lack of thereof, or ability that prevents it (Oblivious).
Bloodstone 	Cancels out the effects of Borealis and Light Law.
Borealis 	Ice and Psychic-type moves have 1.7x base power.
Constellation 	Using Cosmic-type moves boosts those moves's base power by 1.2x every time they are used.
Cursed Touch 	Hitting this Pokémon with a physical move has a 15% chance of inflicting a Curse on the perpetrator.
Dark Magic 	All special attacks' accuracy and power are increased by 1.4x.
Echolocation 	Sound-type moves can hit anyone in the battlefield during Triple and Rotation Battles.
Escape Artist 	All trapping moves have no effect on Pokémon with this ability. These moves include Sand Tomb, Whirlpool, Fire Spin, Wrap, Infestation, Mean Look, and Block. Trapping abilities, like Arena Trap and Shadow Tag, also have no effect.
Evasive 	Evasion against all moves, outside of no-miss moves, are cut in half. Also, this Pokémon is very hard to capture in PokéBalls.
Flammability 	Getting hit with a Fire-type move causes this Pokémon to explode, fainting and dealing massive damage to all Pokémon on the field.
Game of Chance	Hitting this Pokémon with a critical hit boosts all stats by one stage, but getting hit by a critical hit by said Pokémon lowers all of them by one stage as well.
Glitch 	All opposing Pokémon who make contact with this Pokémon for the first time get one stat lowered to the maximum.
Light Law 	Fairy and Psychic-type moves have 1.7x base power.
Lights Out 	Upon sending this Pokémon out to the battlefield, the Moonlight weather conditions will activate for five turns.
Mitosis 	Replenishes half of the lost PP from moves used previously when at 10% health.
Monotony 	Moves used over and over increase in power by 1.2x every time; ends at 2.0x
Naturalize 	All Normal-type moves become Grass-type.
Nocturnal 	In the moonlight weather condition, Attack and Speed are increased by 1.
Ocean Soul 	All Water-type and Psychic-type Pokémon in the field have their Special attack increase by 1.5x. Doubles if a Pokémon has both types. Applies to a Pokémon with this ability as well.
Outlet 	Having another Electric-type out on the field with this Pokémon increases two random stats by 1 upon switching in to the battle.
Palette 	Upon putting the Pokémon into battle for the first time, it's type is completely randomized.
Possession 	Hitting this Pokémon with a physical attack has a 20% chance of confusing the attacker.
Projection 	Using Sound-type moves boost their moves's base power by 1.2x everytime they are used.
Reflection 	All beam and light-based moves reflect back at the attacker, doing respective damage.
Relic Keeper 	Affects Atigalia's typing based on whether or not it holds a Relic item; Relic Band gives it a Fighting type, Relic Crown a Dragon type, Relic Statue a Steel type, Relic Vase a Dark type, Relic Necklace a Fairy Type, and Relic Mask a Ghost type, and Relic Copper, Silver, or Gold a Rock Type. If it holds no item, than it will be, by default, a pure Psychic type.
Sixth Sense 	Upon switching into battle, this Pokémon receives knowledge of all opposing Pokémon's moves; this can only be done once.
Sound Barrier 	All priority moves lose their priority (except ExtremeSpeed).
Space Cycle 	All stat changes from both sides reset after every three turns.
Swordfighter 	All sword, slash, and blade-related moves have 1.5x power, or, in the case of Swords Dance and Sharpen, increase rate.
Time Ticker 	A clock starts at the beginning of this Pokémon's entry in the battle. When this happens, a specific amount of turns are set until the timer goes off. When the timer goes off, all Pokémon in the field faint.
Umbrella 	In rain, this Pokémon takes all special attacks dealt towards Pokémon on their side for 25% less damage than it normally would.
Voodoo 	Knocking this Pokémon out will inflict damage upon every team member, determined by the base power of the last move used by the opposing Pokémon, and that number being divided by the number of team members the opposing team contains (EX: Hyper Beam used (BP of 150), three team members; 50 damage dealt to every member). Can knock Pokémon out, even if they aren't in battle. This does nothing if the last move used was a status or nondamaging move, and if the Pokémon faints of a status condition, weather damage, recoil, etc.
==Region==
A rough sketch of the region made by .
The region of Opeure (based loosely off of the real-world country of England) is a large country of woodland and plateau, with caverns and beaches sprinkled around a few places. The most popular landmark is the entirety of Solasagel City, a grand city with many amazing attractions for people of any region to enjoy.
There are several islands spread around the main country of Opeure; one is the Victor's Archipelago, home of Victory Road and, more importantly, the region's Pokémon League. Another is Chronos Island, where the Chronos Sanctuary is home to many young and peaceful Pokémon. Still another is the Eclipse Island, rumored to change shape depending on the time of day. There's rumored to be a fourth island west of the region, but no one still alive has ever set foot on it.
===Routes===
Route Name	Description
Route 1 	A pleasant meadow with a few streets lining the route, where people go on walks. There is a large lake on the right-hand side of the route, with patches of tall grass marking the area every few steps. Many low-leveled Pokémon rest on the main road, but crossing the lake to the other side has a few stronger Pokémon hiding in the dark grass.
Route 2 	A calming plains area with tall grass and trees everywhere. Young, beginning trainers come here to battle other trainers with their newfound Pokémon. There is a plethora of Grass-types here, as well as Bug and Normal type Pokémon.
Route 3 	A two-sided route, divided into two by the Seasurach Forest. Bug Pokémon are everywhere here, often finding comfort in the mossy parts of the forest, or the tall grass. Trainers looking for rare bug-type Pokémon often come here to search the grass.
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===Towns and Cities===
Town Name 	Description 	Notable Locations
Syphoria Town 	A peaceful, small rural town with a small population and simple traditions and lifestyles. This is where Robert and the player move at the beginning of the game, and where the player starts. It is also the hometown of Nicholas, one of the rivals. The town doesn't have a Pokémon Center, but you can heal your Pokémon by resting at home, and buy items from the nomadic merchant. It is surrounded by woodland.	Player's HomeNicholas's HomeNomadic Merchant's Home
Cordette Town 	A well-rounded village, most notably the home of Professor Hawthorne, the region's professor, who studies the abilities and natures of individual Pokémon. Many people live in the small apartment buildings here. 	Cordette CondosThe Pokémon School
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===Other Landmarks===
Area Name 	Description
Temple of Life 	
Seasurach Forest 	A sprawling woodland whose trees' leaves change depending on the season. It's a place crawling with all sorts of Pokémon; ranging from a few Bugs, to rare Pikachus, to even a few Pokémon hibernating for the winter...if it's the winter, that is.
Dazzelle Lighthouse 	
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Nectar Park 	
Pliscyth Harbor 	
Pokémon Manmade Creation Facility	
Space Station 	
Dragon's Grotto 	
Victory Road 	
Pokémon League 	
==Newly Introduced Items==
===Basic===
===TMs===
===HMs===
HMs return in Aeon, serving the same purpose it did in every main series installment barring Sun and Moon. Just like in Generations 3 and 4, there are a total of 8 usable HM moves in the game: these moves can be thought by Hidden Machines, can only be activated with a specific badge, and cannot be deleted from your Pokémon's learnset without use of the Move Deleter (located in Allomoka Town). These consist of six moves that have been HM moves previously (Strength, Surf, Fly, Dive, Waterfall, and Rock Climb) and two brand-new HM moves (Hot Gale and Uproar).
HM 	Function 	Location	Badge Needed
HM01 Hot Gale 	A new move that sends a burst of hot air forward, melting small icebergs and burning small trees blocking the way. Replaces Cut from previous titles. 	 	
HM02 Strength 	Allows a trainer to push large boulders out of their way; can also pound on rock walls to see if something will fall from above (similar to Headbutt from previous titles).	 	
HM03 Fly 	Allows one to transport themselves to any notable location with a Pokémon Center. At "Soaring Spots", it allows someone to soar in the sky. 	 	
HM04 Surf 	Allows one to float across bodies of water. 	 	
HM05 Uproar 	A new HM move that sends out a large wave of noise around the area. It attracts rare Pokémon in tall grass, and can wake up sleeping people and Pokémon in the overworld. 	 	
HM06 Dive 	While surfing, using this move allows the trainer to dive deep underwater in dark spots of the ocean, allowing them to travel underwater and explore some depths. 	 	
HM07 Rock Climb	Allows Pokémon to scale specific walls with rocky indents to get to high places. 	 	
HM08 Waterfall 	Allows Pokémon to scale waterfalls to reach normally unreachable areas. 	 	
==PokéPad==
The PokéPad is the game's main device, gifted to you by Professor Hawthorne's assistant, Joshua, after leaving your hometown and arriving to his lab. The PokéPad is a replica of a modern-day tablet, with applications, or "apps", with different kinds of uses. The first time you get the PokéPad, it comes with five default apps, but you can download more by talking to certain NPCs or with certain events. You can switch between apps with two buttons on the side of the device.
===Downloadable Apps===
App Name 	Function 	How to Download
PokéDex 	The game's PokéDex, the device used to record Pokémon data by seeing and catching them, is on the PokéPad this time around. The PokéDex allows you to view all Pokémon that you've seen, and caught, in a numbered list; Pokémon can have two PokéDex descriptions, one for one you've seen them, and another for one they're caught. It also displays it's cry and location. Catching a Pokémon reveals other details, like size, forms, and abilities.	Downloaded from the start.
Video Call 	This app allows you to video-call various major characters, each with different conversations and functions. You can call your mother, your father, your brother, Professor Hawthorne, Joshua, Norah, Nicholas, Thomas, and even the gym leaders, though you can only call them when you register them in the app. 	Downloaded from the start.
World Map 	This app displays the routes, towns, cities, and other landmarks in the Opeure region, and zooming in on one of these will display a picture of it, as well as information. 	Downloaded from the start.
Clock 	A simple watch. It can display the time like an alarm clock, or like a digital watch. You can also set an alarm if you need one, lasting up to one hour. 	Downloaded from the start.
Calcuator 	A calculator. You can add, subtract, multiply, or divide numbers, and you can even include decimals. 	Downloaded from the start.
Team Display 	This app displays your current party, how much HP they have, and their levels. 	Downloaded from the start.
Calender 	A calendar that displays the day, month, and year. You can tap a day to set an event on it, if you want. 	Downloaded from the start.
Online Connection	This app allows you to connect to the Internet to do a global Battle, Trade, Wonder Trade, or minigame. It requires for you to save your game before doing so. 	Downloaded from the start.
Super Training 	This accesses Super Training, introduced in Gen VI, which allows you to play minigames with your party Pokémon to increase their base stats and IVs. 	From Joshua after getting your first gym badge.
Pokémon-Amie 	This accesses Pokémon-Amie, introduced in Gen VI, which allows you to interact with your Pokémon, by feeding them, playing minigames, or decorating their base. It can increase base friendship if done in a large amount. 	From Joshua after getting your first gym badge.
Rematch Radar 	This is a radar that locates all trainers on a specific route that is willing to rematch you, after battling them once. Sometimes, these trainers have higher levels or different Pokémon than when you first battle them. 	Recieve from Nicholas after getting your third badge.
Dowsing Machine 	A radar that locates hidden items. It functions similarly to how it did back in Gen V. 	Recieve from Norah after getting your third badge.
==Characters==
===Major Characters===
Character 	Description
Ryan / Natasha / Kai	The playable character in the game; while the name is decided by the player at the beginning of the game, these are the default name options for the male, female, and gender-neutral characters in the game, respectively. The player character is at an unspecified older age (likely 15-18) unlike previous younger protagonists, and has lived in the Opeure region for all their lives; they currently live in Syphoria Town with their father, as their mother lives in Solasagel City with the player's older brother.
Robert 	The player's father, who lives with the player in their hometown. He was the one to give Professor Hawthorne permission to send the player off on a journey. He owns three Pokémon; Kadabra, Komala, and Flamgora.
Natalie 	The player's mother.
Joshua 	The primary rival of the game.
Professor Hawthorne 	The region's professor.
Norah 	One of the secondary rivals.
Nicholas 	One of the secondary rivals.
Thomas 	The region's champion.
===Pokémon League===
====Gym Leaders====
Gym Leader	Location 	Description	Pokémon 	Badge
Monty 	Fothtain Town 	 	PebbullRockruffBouldon 	Artifact Badge
Harper 	Valeffo City 	 	SonoiseKricketuneSerencholy 	Noise Badge
Marina 	Cataracta Village	 	HorseaStaryuToxiosis 	Droplet Badge
Julius 	Nualocht City 	 	ElectrikeFlaaffyAtomeculeLighming 	Charge Badge
Sean 	Solasagel City 	 	MimikyuSlaymuraiSymmetrick 	Wisp Badge
Oliver 	Alomoka Town 	 	AriadosLedianCompoundewVikavoltMothicle 	Fang Badge
Aslan 	Cosolune City 	 	Galaxynx ClefableGloborbAncielicotta 	Moon Badge
Sylvia 	Mageste Town 	 	TogeticQuailoveSylveonPhantomime 	Pixie Badge
Simon 	Quantosia City 	 	KoamsomniaGeneteonPyroarPorygon-ZMonstuff 	Simple Badge
Athena 	Castleton City 	 	CacturneExcalibrushReapenantSharpedoMalevolant	Night Badge
===The Bloodstone Foundation===
===Other NPCs===
==Walkthrough==
==Trivia==
*In Victory Road, many of the trainers are named after a specific user on Fantendo;
**Ace Trainer Helena
**Ace Trainer Jake
**Ace Trainer Rick
**Ace Trainer Joaquin
**Ace Trainer Ambrosia
**Ace Trainer Brandon
**Ace Trainer Nicholas
**Ace Trainer Liam
**Aristocrat Taylor
**Aristocrat Cass
**Artist Scratch
**Fairy Girl Eve
**Veteran Jasper
**Veteran Arend
***There are a few trainers not under this category, mostly for balance.
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