Pokèmon Electrum Version

Pokemon Electrum Version is an upcoming remake of the 2nd Generation Pokemon Games; Pokemon Gold & Silver, as well as by proxy their first remakes Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver. The 2nd remakes seek to expand more greatly on the games, increasing the story to a greater degree and also adding in new gameplay elements to make the game more unique from previous entries. Pokemon Electrum Version is to be released in the Nintendo Switch.
==Synopsis==
Following the events that occured in Kanto the now disbanded Team Rocket has caused a wave of the remaining members of the villainous organization to defer to Johto and attempt to start up the organization that had brought Kanto to its knees a short three years ago. Meanwhile great strides in technology and science are being made in the various cities and towns of Johto, due to its particular spot on the continent being known as the Breadbasket, it is home to numerous species of Pokemon that are often hard to find in other regions and the bounty of plants provides refuge for many of the Pokemon that were thought to be on the verge of extinction or even extinct themselves.
One researcher, Prof. Walker a researcher of ancient civilizations in Johto recently uncovered a massive burial mound for a tribal group knows as the Alph whom he theorizes may have been one of the first civilizations of humans on the planet. This has caused an influx of scientists and adventurers to the normally quiet region opening up many of the previously closed off areas of the region to exploration.
This combination of Team Rocket splinters rising up in Johto and a wave of researchers clawing open old tombs across Johto has left the native population in a state of unrest and tensions are brewing as some fear an omen found in the Ruins of Alph of a curse that was laid upon the ancient civilization that may rise again.
==Gameplay==
Unlike previous games in the series, although a clear trend had been made following the 7th Generation, Pokemon Electrum has fully moved away from Turn-Based combat of its predecessors, instead having Real-Time battles with a greater focus towards action allowing the player's to control their Pokemon while waiting for their moves to become ready to use. Much of the strategy around moves has been adjusted to this new playstyle as moves now have the added factor of their patterns allowing for moves that had previously fallen to the wayside due to the gradual power creep in previous generations to effectively be rendered moot.
Exploration remains an important part of the game as the player is free to explore the region to its fullest extent and discover the various Field Moves Pokemon possess to be used for accessing the deepest depths and highest peaks in the region. The player will also get a considerable amount of insight into the two major storypoints for the game by exploring fully, something that is hinted at throughout the main story, but is specifically designed as a reward for those that explore.
In general the other systems of the series remain relatively unchanged with only the accommodations needed to make battling more enjoyable and fluid.
Returning from previous games in the series are the mini-games that allow the player alternative options to post-game content rather than just battling. The Pokeathlon from Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver returns once more and has been expanded upon with new events and more in-depth mechanics in each of its sports.
The National Park Bug Catching Contest also returns although has been completely rehauled into an entirely different genre as now the player directly controls their character and must try to catch as many Bug Pokemon as possible in the limited time, with different points for different bugs. The mini-game has a slight stealth element to it although is also arcade-like in its point-based system. The player will also find that there are two new Pokemon Catching Contests in Johto, one near the Icy Path and one at Cianwood City for Ice-Type Pokemon and Mountainous Pokemon respectively.
The Dojo which had previously held little importance aside from the Ho-Oh & Lugia events in the games has been expanded upon, aside from its critical role in the overall story relating to the Alph Civilization, it is also now the home of a Rhythm-based Mini-game which acts simiarily to the Pokeathlon events and uses the same stats from the Pokeathlon for the Pokemon.
===National Park===
Returning to the series once more is the National Park Minigame, drastically changed the game is now more focused around the player's reaction time and ability of observation. The game has the player go about looking for and capturing Bug-Types (and other types of Pokemon) using the Park Balls. There are no battles for this instead the player will see the Pokemon in the overworld and can throw the Park Ball by using a targeting reticle, by identifying where a Pokemon is (if it is camouflaged) the player will increase their chance of capturing said Pokemon
The player must be careful as getting too close to some Pokemon will cause them to flee, the main aim is to earn the most amount of points, this can vary according to what Pokemon the player caught with rare Pokemon like Scyther and Pinsir worth more than Caterpie or Weedle. A pokemon's worth is calculated based on its IVs, Level & Encounter Rate in that specific National Park.
Days are initialized by their first two letters hence;
*Sunday -> Su
*Monday -> Mo
*Tuesday -> Tu
*Wednesday -> We
*Thursday -> Th
*Friday -> Fr
*Saturday -> Sa
====Azalea National Park====
The Azalea National Park is the first one the player will come across in game, it is the largest of all taking place in the area referred to as "Central Ilex Forest" which is the third section of the Greater Ilex Forest. The player is able to talk to the Park Manager who will offer to let the player compete in that day's catching contest, there are different Pokemon that will appear at different times of day and even of different days entirely which the player can find out about by talking to the NPCs in the National Park.
The player is also able to get their Pokemon analyzed at this National Park for their IVs letting the player know what sort of IVs their Pokemon have. Below is a list of every Pokemon that can be found in the Azalea National Park;
*Caterpie
*Metapod
*Butterfree (Tu Only)
*Weedle
*Kakuna
*Beedrill (Fr Only)
*Ledyba
*Ledian (Mo Only)
*Spinarak
*Ariados (Su Only)
*Bounsweet
*Steenee
*Slakoth
*Vigoroth (Th Only)
*Flabebe
*Floette
*Paras
*Parasect (We ONly)
*Hoppip (Day Only)
*Skiploom (Day Only)
*Bellsprout (Day Only)
*Oddish (Night Only)
*Pikipek
*Trumbeak
*Scatterbug
*Spewpa
*Pichu
*Pikachu
*Farfetch'd (Sa Only)
*Scyther (Mo, Th & Fr Only)
*Pinsir (Tu & Sa Only)
*Heracross (We & Su Only)
*Yanma (Night Only)
*Venonat (Night ONly)
*Pineco (Headbutt Only)
*Aipom (Headbutt Only)
*Hoothoot (Headbutt Only)
*Noctowl (Headbutt Only)
===Pokeathlon===
Returning from Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver the Pokeathlon is a sport-themed set of minigames where the player takes control of their Pokemon in a three-pokemon challenge testing the player's skill with certain button combinations and acting as an easy side venture to gather BP. The games have been expanded from their last appearance with six new additional games and updates the existing ten as well. The stat division has also been reworked, with there now being six Pokeathlon Stats each corresponding to one of the Base Stats of a Pokemon; Energy (HP), Power (ATK), Stamina (DEF), Skill (SPATK), Athletics (SPDEF) & Speed (SPD). A Pokemon's Base Pokeathlon Stats are somewhat related to their Combat Stats, however are balanced hence unevolved Pokemon are just as capable as fully evolved Pokemon. Some Pokemon have unusual distributions although most correspond to their predominantly best and worst type with the Pokemon's Nature having some impact on the stats.
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===Safari Zone===
Returning from Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver as well as Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen both of the Safari Zones in Kanto and Johto are back in Electrum Version, more in line with the 1st generation's concept of a Safari Zone the player can wander both of these safari zones finding rare Pokemon to capture without engaging in battle, instead relying on pebbles to cause distractions, bait to tempt a Pokemon and Safari Pokeballs to catch said Pokemon. The Johto Safari Zone remains located now on Route 19 and features a predominant mixture of Mountainous and Forested terrain, meanwhile the Safari Zone in Fuchsia City continues to operate offering players access to Savannahs and Lakes to find rare wild Pokmon.
==In-Game Changes from Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver==
These are a list of changes in-game from HeartGold & SoulSilver, these are not major changes or additions but rather minor things that were; added, changed or removed.
*New Bark Town
**There is a Potion in the Player's PC now that can be obtained at the start
**Professor Elm's Aide will give the player an Oran Berry instead of a Potion now
**Silver has additional dialogue if you continue trying to talk to him in New Bark Town
**The PokeGear already comes equipped with the Radio Card from the start of the game rather than the player getting it in Goldenrod City
*Cherrygrove City
**The Old Man in Cherrygrove City who gave the Running Shoes now appears in New Bark Town and gives them to the player as a present for the player's birthday
**There is a Fisherman in Cherrygrove City who after the player has received and shown Professor Elm the Mystery Egg will offer to sell the player a Magikarp for 500 Pokedollars, it's revealed this is the same man who sells Red the Magikarp at Mt. Moon in the Kanto Games
*Route 2 & Route 3
**The man in the house on Route 2 will give the player a Cheri Berry, Chesto Berry, Rawst Berry, Pecha Berry & Aspear Berry upon talking to him
**Lyra/Ethan will appear on Route 2 telling the player about how dark it is inside Dark Cave
**The Sleeping Man at the tree on Route 3 will ask the player if they can name three Pokemon that appear on the Route if the player can name three he will give them the TM for Thunder Wave explaining that giving a Pokemon a Status Effect will make it easier to catch
**Mr. Pokemon will give the player a Deep Sea Tooth & Deep Sea Scale once the player has encountered the Shiny Gyarados in Whirl Islands now
*Violet City
**Sprout Tower has several more floors and various new trainers.
**The Pokemon School in Violet City has three trainers who each use a base form Kanto Starter, defeating them will give the player the Quick Claw
**There is an additional conversation which introduces Clair to the player who will appear from the Violet City Gym wishing the player luck with their Gym Match
**Rudy now trades Skiploom for a Skiddo
*Ruins of Alph, Route 4, Union Cave & Route 5
**The section of Route 4 between Violet City and the Ruins of Alph is now where the man who will block the player's progress is located, this actually allows players to bypass this character by going through the Ruins of Alph which feature higher level Pokemon than before
**The man who blocks the player from leaving Violet City normally, now gives the player an Eevee as a gift
**The Firebreather at the end of Union Cave will give the player a Fire Stone upon defeating them
*Azalea Town
**The reason for Kurt going after Team Rocket in the Slowpoke Well has been changed to them kidnapping his daughter who had several Slowpokes with her due to her talent at fishing, the player also doesn't see Kurt run off to go rescue his daughter, instead the player will be informed about this by some townsfolk and Bugsy
**The player receives the Old Rod from Kurt's daughter in Azalea Town
**The second battle against Silver occurs in Ilex Forest now
**The player will face a Kimono Girl in Ilex Forest who uses a Level 18 Sylveon
*Route 6
**The Day-Care Center has an additional interaction between the player and Lyra/Ethan where they'll hand the player an egg, this egg can hatch into; Smoochum, Elekid, Magby, Happiny, Munchlax or Riolu
*Goldenrod City
**Goldenrod City is split up into two separate levels by an elevated walkway nearly identical to the one in Sunyshore City, this is in turn adds a few new locations.
**The Bike Shop is relocated and easier to find than in the originals although does require the player to use one of the Goldenrod City Elevators
**The Exp. Share is now located in Goldenrod City and given as a reward for answering the five Radio Station Questions
**Jose now trades an Onix with a Metal Coat for a Kadabra
*Route 8 & Route 9
**The South half of Route 8 is now a Bike Path requiring the player to acquire the Bike in Goldenrod before continuing
**The National Park is no longer the primary route through Route 8 instead being off to the side and more so part of the Pokeathlon Stadium with a fleshed out Route 8 and Route 9 as a result.
*Ecruteak City
**The Kimono Dojo is initially unable to be accessed until the player talks to Bill and defeats their Rival in the Burned Tower
**The player will need to defeat the Kimono Girls before progressing to the west as there are tourists blocking the Route Gate
**The Kimono Girls are now able to be battled three times throughout the course of the game, these first and second times are mandatory, the first is mentioned above
***After defeating Team Rocket's final plans the player will need to defeat the Kimono Girls once more to prove the player's worth to climb the Bell Tower
**The player will have to deal with Team Rocket here after they've collected the first five Gym Badges
*Route 12 & Route 13
**Route 12 has a battle against Lyra/Ethan for the player to face, they will then give the player an egg containing a Togepi stating that the Pokemon inside emanates an intense happiness
**The Moo Moo Ranch located at the junction between these two routes contains a number of trainers to battle now as well as Wild Pokemon not found in the neighbouring routes
*Olivine City
**The Olivine Lighthouse has been heavily redesigned and acts as a replacement for the Olivine Gym with the trainers now specializing in Water, Electric & Steel Pokemon only
**Olivine City as a whole has been generally expanded in size with more houses and a more coastal layout similar to Ambrette Town from Kalos
**The man who used to give the player the HM for Strength will now give the player the Eviomite
**Richard now trades a Lapras for a Gyarados
*Route 17, Route 18 & Whirl Islands
**There are several more Whirl Islands adding new areas for the player to explore within the underground caverns
**The underground caverns are also several floors deeper reflecting the large size of the Bell Tower
**The Kimono Girls do not appear for the ceremony to summon Lugia instead their ancestors whom are explained to have perished in the Chimes Tower Fire have their souls awaiting one who can bring Lugia to its senses
**Whirlpools due to no longer being blockades as they were in the previous games now function as a puzzle along with high currents for the player to get through this route
*Cianwood City
**Every Night there are different trainers who will gather at the north side of Cianwood City who the player can battle repeatedly
**Due to the removal of the herbal medicine sub-plot there is now a shop in Cianwood City that sells herbal medicine like in other regions that are cheap but lower a Pokemon's friendship
**Chuck is initially not in his gym, he can be found in Shell Cove in two different locations depending on whether it's high tide or low tide
*Route 19 & Route 20
**These routes are largely changed from their HeartGold/SoulSilver counterparts although do both feature the cliffside appearance of the original but now transition into heavy jungle providing several different puzzles for the player to deal with by contrast.
*Route 23 & Mt. Mortar
**The Route has been partially redesigned so it is no longer possible to surf past Mt. Mortar making the dungeon manditory
**The dungeon has been redesigned and is much more complex having multiple additional floors and a maze-like design that requires the use of Pokemon with the Field Abilities; Strength and Breaker.
**The east side of Route 23 has been redesigned as a quarry with various Miners and Hikers appearing on this side of the Route now, there is also a bridge crossing over a river that the player cannot access.
*Mahogany Town
**The town has a more classical theme to it taking snippets of styling from the other regions to give its overall appearance, the Gym is no longer present although there are some additional houses
**The shop that contains the Rocket Hideout stands out more and is now separate from the actual PokeMart Shop in this town
**There is a battle against Lyra/Ethan here the first time the player tries to head North to Route 24, they will give the player TM27 - Return, for defeating them
*Route 28 & Icy Path
**Route 28 has been deliberately reworked to have rarer Pokemon located within it as it is effectively entirely optional
**Icy Path had its puzzles redone to be more complicated and more numerous making it a more substantial dungeon
**Icy Path is now one-way from Blackthorn City to Mahogany Town
*Blackthorn City
**The Dragon's Den has a more complex layout and is more so shaped like a tower built into the mountainside rather than the underground lake of the original
**Clair's Gym has been heavily redesigned and is themed more in line with the Dragon's Den
**Ayana now trades a Ponyta for a Ninetales
*Route 30 & Route 31
**Both Routes contain many more trainers and have more complex layouts making them necessary to be traversed on several occasions to fully explore
**The player can have an optional encounter with Blue on Route 31 at the Wish Pond, he will give the player the Sharp Beak after talking to him
*Route 32 & Route 33
**The area has been overall extended with more of a full-on Route to the West of Tohjo Falls which now acts as the breakpoint between the two Routes
**Route 32 and Route 33 now feature a number more trainers than before, acting as the first half of the much tougher path to the Pokemon League
**The Super Rod is now obtained here from the Elder Fishing Brother who has a small house on the seaside
*Victory Road
**Victory Road has been redesigned to not only be more complex than the original Johto version of it but also more complex than the original Kanto version as well, the area now includes six floors with a flooded B3F and a frozen 3F, a variety of Field Moves are required to progress although some are given as options to one another
**The battle against Silver now occurs after the Victory Road Cavern and now in the maze that has been reconstructed from the original games, his team is now intended to act as a bridge in levels between Clair and the Elite Four
*Route 34 & Mt. Silver
**Route 34 no longer contains a Pokemon Center on it and is instead connected through Victory Road itself rather than the League Gate
**Red is now the only character located in Mt. Silver still at the peak of the mountain
**The levels of the Wild Pokemon in Route 34 and Mt. Silver have been dramatically increased to reflect the in-universe reputation of the area
**Several additional floors have been added to Mt Silver making it more treacherous and difficult to navigate
==The Johto Region==
The Johto Region has seen a substantial increase in the region size with more areas to visit and some new seetlements as well. The player will also find that a number of the routes in the game have been completely overhauled to give several of them new and distinct personalities.
Interestingly unlike the previous games the player will not have full access to Kanto upon completing the game, it's explained that following the events of the 2nd Kanto Remakes, Kanto had fallen into a slump as a massive sector of industry had effectively disappeared overnight, some of the towns and cities had become mostly abandoned and this especially hit hard for the East Coast cities which relied heavily on the trade between the businesses and overseas companies.
===South-East Johto===
Known as the bridge between Kanto and Johto, the Sotuh-East Johto Region is an area containing lowlands and marshes that make the land excellent for farming due to the consistent rains. It is also one of the lowest populated sectors of Johto with only Newbark Town and Cherrygrove City as notable settlements. Often though the two settlements will receive the waves of tourists visiting the two regions, often stopping in Cherrygrove which is one of the more culturally tuned settlements in the region with its buildings standing with brilliant floral patterns adorning them.
Interestingly a few decades ago, to help with agriculture some domesticated Pokmemon were released into the region to make it more suitable for agriculture however many escaped leading to the high presence of Farfetch'd and Bouffalant in the region. Some researchers estimate this accidental introduction saved the Farfetch'd species from extinction as its numbers in other regions dwindled due to greater competition.
Location 	Description 	Description
New Bark Town 	A quiet coastal town located close to the border between Johto and Kanto, New Bark Town is renowned for the remarkably fertile soil it's built around allowing for a number of farmers to live in peace and tranquility whilst the well-known, Professor Elm whom lives in the town is praised for his recent research into Pokemon Genetics. 	
Cherrygrove City 	A decent sized settlement right on the coast of the Violet River, Cherrygrove City is a trading port for Johto and often acts as an alternative to Goldenrod especially for smaller amounts of goods. The city is also frequented by a number of tourists who often visit either due to moving to or from Kanto but also due to the rich cultural heritage Cherrygrove City features from the Training Dojo where many young trainers go to learn about Pokemon Battling to the architectural quirks of the city that distinguish it from the other cultural hubs in Violet & Ecruteak City. Many regard Cherrygrove as being one of the most verdant and beautiful cities in the world because of the numerous flowers that grow around it creating dazzling displays and attracting many Grass-Type Pokemon.	
Tohjo Falls 	These mighty falls are what is generally considered to be the border between Kanto and Johto, the sharp mountainous area around the falls makes it impossible to cross without a Pokemon that can climb waterfalls. Many tough trainers gather at these mighty waterfalls that were carved by the ancient Alphs into the shape of a Dragonite and Kingdra head. Some say that there is a sacred bond between Tohjo Falls and the Whirl Islands. 	
Cherrygrove Gardens	A small set of gardens located just north of Cherrygrove, the gardens are tended to be a botanist whom has allowed the garden to flourish attracting many Pokemon to its sweet-scented flowers. According to some the botanist that lives in the gardens is a good friend of the renowned Professor Oak. 	
===Central Johto===
Central Johto, located on the large island that's separated from the rest of the mainland by rivers and the ocean, it is the north half of the island and is the most populated area in the region containing two of the largest cities; Violet City & Goldenrod City. Most of the area around Central Johto is known for being an ancient Alph Hub and some theorize that somewhere near Goldenrod City is where an equally great city the Alphs built long ago was founded.
Often many tourists from far and wide will visit Goldenrod for the exquisite technological feats the city has and the many events and activities around the city, many will also visit Violet City for the cultural heritage the city has. One of its core foundations being an old faith practised by a large percentage of the city's population known as Sprout whom worship the Pokemon Bellsprout referring to it with divinity. The areas around Central Johto are also a treasure trove for adventurers as the mountainside carves stunning coastal landscapes among rough terrain and grassland plains.
Location 	Description 	Description
Violet City 	A stunning and timeless city, many who live in Violet City and visit it experience the rich wealth of culture the city has from its deep past with the ancient belief of Sprout. There are monuments to many Grass-Type Pokemon in the city and the Gym is often one where many young trainers meet to hone their skills in hopes of defeating its leader, Falkner. The city's location protects it from many natural disasters and when the world was more chaotic Violet City was known as the City that never fell as it remained under control from the same dynasty for over 500 years. 	
Goldenrod City 	The largest city in all of Johto and comparable to the mighty, Saffron City in Kanto. Goldenrod City is well-known for its impressive port and beach that gaze out into the oceanic horizon and the Whirl Islands. The city is filled with various spectacles for visitors to explore ranging from the; Ten-Floor Department Store, Miltank Ranch Saloon, Goldenrod Greenhouse, Delcatty Casino, Goldenrod Radio Station & Underground Subway. The most impressive of its landmarks however is the Goldenrod City Gym, the most decorated and celebrated in the region, where many come simply to sightsee the beautiful interior.	
Unown Plateau 	Said to be a place of great importance to the Ancient civilization of Alph, the Unown Plateau is named as such for a Pokemon that is inscribed on its walls, none are quite sure what purpose the place served although giant stone slabs line the cavernous tombs of the Plateau detailing Pokemon heard about in myth only. 	
Union Cave 	A cave known for being the connection point between Violet City, Goldenrod City & South Johto. The cave often attracts many explorers as some say there is a Pokemon never seen in the wild that resides at the very bottom of it, others come to the cave to search for fossils that embed the walls of the deepest floors. 	
Sprout Tower 	Located in Violet City, the Sprout Tower is the greatest monument to the faith of Sprout in Johto, this huge and elaborate tower requires one who wishes to climb it to show their undying trust in the Pokemon the Tower was constructed for, those who lack the conviction are denied entry. 	
Golden River 	One of two major rivers that connect the highlands of Johto to the ocean, the Golden River is where Goldenrod got its name from and winds about creating radically different habitats on each side of it even though they're quite close to one another. In ancient times the river glowed in the sunset as gold ore that was found deposited in the river would glimmer. 	
Pokeathlon Stadium	A stadium located just north of Goldenrod City, it is the largest sporting complex in the region and hosts many Pokeathlon events where trainers and their Pokemon can compete in feats of strength, speed, acrobatics and skill. 	
===South Johto===
The southern area of Johto is distinguished by being one of the most heavily forested areas on the entire continent, barely touched by humanity in thousands of years the only notable town being Azalea Town, a small settlement right on the edge of the island tip. Many regard the area as one of the most naturally beautiful pieces of land in Johto as the dense forests give way to stunning clearings overlooking the ocean and the beautiful Silverleaf Trees that coat the forests.
Some say that the Ancient Alph Civilization that once lived here had brought trees from all across the world to this one area as tribute to a legendary Pokemon of the forests. The remains of the Alph civilization in these areas is evident but is so heavily damaged from the plants that've grown over them it's impossible to tell exactly what Pokemon if it was even a Pokemon they worshipped in this area.
Location 	Description 	Description
Azalea Town 	This small little town protected by the vast forests surrounding it doesn't attract many visitors but is highly recommended by those that wish to become more in tune with nature. The areas main attractions are the; Slowpoke Well, Apricorn Hut, Ilex Observatory & Three Brothers Dojo. Many know this town because of two individuals; Kurt who is able to fashion Pokeballs that can't be made with machines from Apricorns, many of which are so unique in their purpose that trainers pay top dollar for them and Bugsy a well-versed, albeit young researcher into Pokemon habitats who has an affinity for Bug-Type Pokemon and helps both manage and care for the National Park.	
Ilex Forest 	This massive forest that surrounds the little Azalea Town is a complex maze of treeways, fallen logs, ponds and giant vines. Some more adventorous trainers can get lost in the forest for days or even weeks before appearing again, there is said to be a relic in the forest that has stood there for over a millenium in tribute to the one who protects Ilex Forest. 	
Alph Ruins of Swui 	These ruins, located deep within Ilex Forest are said to be one of the major settlements of the Alph Civilization during their height of power, the ruins are now almost unrecognizable from others across the region due to the damage they've suffered from the trees and other plants that've grown over them. What little imagery is left seems to depict that they paid tribute to a legendary Pokemon who protected the forest they lived in and provided them with a bounty of food and drinking water. 	
Azalea National Park	A beautiful melding of modern technology and nature, the National Park located just West of Azalea Town is a testament to humanity's coexistence with Pokemon, the park attracts many Pokemon and has special structures built to encourage Pokemon to explore and rest among them. Every day the Park holds a Bug-Catching Contest where winners can earn fabulous prizes ranging from evolutionary stones and rare candies to held items and even an exp. share. 	
Alph Ruins of Ente 	A small set of ruins located just outside the south exit of Union Cave, these ruins seem to be a ritual circle that was once used to pray to an all-mighty being that wove a fabric from which it is depicted that the Alph rose from. Some theorize these ruins have a connection to the Sinjoh Ruins due to strange blue crystals located in both locations. 	
===North Johto===
One of the most well-known areas of Johto to foreigners, North Johto is as its name suggests the northern area of Johto and is in general a mixture of the overall atmosphere of Johto with generally more traditional towns, a mountain and some forests and rivers that are all set to the backdrop of a slightly mild/temperate environment. The area is one of the richest in history with legends of all sorts sprouting up from both Ecruteak City and Mahogany Town as well as Mt. Mortar and the Lake of Rage.
The very trees in the area sparkle a beautiful golden hue as though they're locked in a perpetual autumn and often many come to North Johto simply to take in the scenery especially in the area North of Ecruteak City. Many of the more experienced trainers in the region will refer to Mt. Mortar as the turning point in their adventures often referring to it as the greatest Non-League challenge one can face in Johto.
Location 	Description 	Description
Ecruteak City 	
One of the most culturally rich cities in Johto, Ecruteak holds the traditions of the old Johto society very closely with its architecture looking and being hundreds of years old and its might Bell Tower standing as a pinnacle in the Johto Region often compared to the technologically advanced Silph Co. in Kanto as man-made landmarks.
The city itself is fervent in its beliefs of the afterlife and many celebrate the concept with tributes to their passed loved ones and festivals in honour of those that've passed, as a result many Ghost-Type Pokemon find refuge in this city where many welcome the unusual Pokemon with open arms. The city is also very inviting to tourists with the Spirit Den Hotel and the various attractions across the city.	
Mahogany Town 	
A very small town built nestled within the mountainous terrain, Mahogany Town is sometimes nicknamed the Elder Town due to the high population of elders who live in the town, this is mostly due to the quiet lifestyle the town has allowing its residents to rest peacefully without the hustle of the larger cities in the region.
Mahogany Town is also known for having some rather strange traditions as many of the elders in the town don't actually originate from Johto and have brought snippets of their own region's culture and added it to Mahogany's overall making the town feel quite different to the rest of the region.	
Bell Tower 	
This massive tower made of various metals and wood stands tall as a monument to the achievements of the old lifestyle that the Johto Region was known for long ago, the huge tower casts a long shadow that can reach Azalea Town in the mid-afternoon. Many have tried to climb the tower although the guards of the tower deny entry to those not worthy and even those deemed worthy may be stopped by supernatural forces that dwell within the tower.
Some believe that if one reaches the top of the tower with a sacred object that has been eternally linked to the Bell Tower the mythical Rainbow Bird Pokemon, Ho-Oh will appear allowing whomever calls for it to battle.	
Burned Tower 	
Long ago the Burned Tower was known as the Chimes Tower and was as tall and mighty as its sister tower, the Bell Tower. These two towers would play harmonious tunes throughout the Johto Region in the morning and were said to create a beautiful song for just Ecruteak City when the wind blew through them both.
It is written in legend however that shortly after the tower's construction villagers from around Johto began flocking to the tower gazing upon its beauty before soon realizing the tower was made of Silver (unlike the Bell Tower which was made of Bronze) and became greedy, feverishly desiring to tear it down and take the silver for themselves. This angered the great Pokemon that was worshipped in the tower, the Guardian of the Ocean, Lugia whom in its rage unleashed a devastating flood and rainstorm upon the Johto Region.
According to the legend for over two months the region of Johto became flooded as the rivers swelled into inland seas and the land became muddy and impassable for traders, the storms that bashed the villagers' houses whose greed had blinded them was said to be even more ferocious destroying entire villages in a single night, however on the final night of the storms some legends depict that Lugia flew through the Chimes Tower and at the same moment a Lightning Bolt struck the tower with great fury causing it to ignite and burn down then came the torrent storm which though dowsing many of the flames came too late and only set to cause what little structure the Burned Tower had left to crumble.
Within the legends its said that Lugia carried the top floors of the Chimes Tower into the ocean with it disappearing forever. In the destruction what is known is that three Pokemon said to be of extinct species had perished in the disaster, and in great sorrow for the destruction of the tower, Ho-Oh appeared bringing with it the Sunlight and Rainbows to clear the skies before letting out a mighty howl that resonated through the Burned Tower bringing the three Pokemon that'd passed on to be resurrected as legendary Beasts that served under Ho-Oh as guardians of the Johto Region to ensure never such an event would occur again.	
Kimono Dojo 	
This beautifully decorated dojo is said to be one of the oldest structures in the region, excluding the various ruins of the Alph Civilization, it dates back at least 500 years and depicts women dressed in Kimonos dancing alongside various Pokemon to cause flowers to grow and harvests to yield bounties as well as halting hordes of Pokemon from causing damage to the settlements.
Many respect the Kimono Dojo for what it represents and many tourists come to experience the elegant and often surreal dances put on in the Dojo. Some visitors even come in hopes of becoming a Kimono Girl themselves although according to those that've tried it's a very strict and relentless training course that breaks many who try without true conviction in their hearts.	
Ecruteak Park 	A beautiful park located around the North area of Ecruteak City near the two towers, the park has a very quiet and peaceful atmosphere, many Pokemon and people who visit the park will remain silent and Pokemon Battles are strictly forbidden in the park. The fountain and small gardens create beautiful displays and depending on the time of day the main garden will depict a different Pokemon due to the strange flowers that grow there. 	
Goldleaf Garden	Located to the North of Ecruteak City at the end of a route is the Goldleaf Garden, a legendary location where it's said that fateful encounters will occur for those whose desires are great enough. The garden gets its name from the leaves that are constantly falling on the cobblestone footpaths from the Goldleaf Trees in the area. Some trainers gather in the garden often forming rivalries with their opponents. 	
Mt. Mortar 	
The mighty and imposing Mt. Mortar bridges the two halves of North Johto, being the largest solitary mountain in the region, it is often regarded as a trial for those hoping to get to the other side. The only ways to get through Mt. Mortar are by the Water Routes through the lower sections of the Mountain of the land route which is akin to a maze within the Mountain.
Deep in the depths is the Karate King who will give trainers who can best him in battle a special prize, the rest of the mountain is no laughing matter, the crashing waterfalls and dark atmosphere attract many trainers to battle and can end adventures in a snap.	
Antique Shop 	This strange antique shop appeared only recently in Mahogany Town although has garnered a great deal of attention, the shop stocks things from across the globe including distant regions like Kalos and Alola but doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of Mahogany Town, it never really melds into the overall culture instead the architecture of the building and the two clerks who work/live there are extremely unusual and some of the other citizens of the town find them suspicious. 	
Lake of Rage 	Nicknamed as such for the story of a Red Gyarados which once appeared in the Lake and unleashed a powerful typhoon that ravaged the shoreline turning it into the jagged shapes that the lake is seen with today. The lake seems to give off a competitive vibe according to trainers in the area and some suspect that it is the location of a crashed asteroid that is unleashing psychokinetic waves. 	
Silent Forest 	This strange and fear-inducing forest located at the very northern edge of the Johto Region gets its name from the unsettling atmosphere it gives off according to those that visit it. The Forest was once the home of a small town on the opposite side of the Lake of Rage to Mahogany Town and Dianthus Town, however the town was supposedly destroyed by the raging Red Gyarados from the Lake of Rage as such the forest that's grown over the area has gotten a reputation for being haunted.	
===North-West Johto===
One of the less verdant areas of Johto although never the less quite a spectacle to behold, the North-West area of Johto is home to some of the great farmlands of Johto and includes the mighty Gold Mountain, a range of mountains from which the sun rises from in the morning that creates a beautiful golden glow upon its shimmering peaks which are said to be rich with Copper Ore. The southern border of the North-West Johto is along the great Coastal City of Olivine City, said to be as rich with its fisheries as it is with its tourists, the city strikes a strange tone with other Johtoan Locals for its modern style like Goldenrod but heavy inspiration from the Hoenn Region.
The great mining home in the mountains known as Plume Town is where many miners gather in hopes of getting rich of the vast ore veins in the Gold Mountain Range. The area is quite treacherous however so many of the miners are also experienced Pokemon Trainers as a result. Off to the West of Olivine City is the legendary Johto Battle Frontier which is said to house the most powerful trainers from across the globe and is only permitted entry by those that have beaten a league Champion.
Location 	Description 	Description
Olivine City 	
One of the larger cities in the region, Olivine City is a well known coastal City that acts as much of a port as Goldenrod does although doesn't attract quite as many tourists. It is mainly used for importing products and wares into Johto and sending the ones Johto produces off to other regions. As such it is a gathering place for many sailors who originate from Hoenn and as such have somewhat shaped the city with the energy and culture of that region.
The City contains four major spectacles; The Olivine Lighthouse which helps keep ships safe in the treacherous Whirl Islands to the south of the City, the Tidal Docks where many sailors gather exchanging stories about their journeys to distant regions. Then there's the Moo Moo Restaurant, one of the well known tourist attractions in the city, this restaurant acts not only as a high-class dining experience but also as a gathering place for many trainers. Lastly is the Olivine Museum, built in the north part of the city, the museum is curated by several historians whom gathered relics from across Johto and brought them to the museum to be gazed upon by the public, the next in line to take over the museum is Jasmine, the shy and reclusive daughter of the current curator.	
Plume Town 	
This boom town located high in the mountains is one of the great success stories of the modern Johto Region, following a lapse in minerals for the neighbouring Kyogo Region to the north, Plume Town flourished providing the necessary materials to keep that region going, making massive profits off the trade and attracting many hopeful miners to this once small town that now borders on being considered a city.
The town is well known for the Copperdust Mine to the North where many miners go to make their claim to fame by finding one of the great ore veins in the Gold Mountain Range. The town is also known for its National Park where many hikers and explorers gather in hopes of competing to capture the rarest and most elusive Rock-Type and Ground-Type Pokemon.	
Olivine Lighthouse 	The great lighthouse that is used to help ships navigate through the treacherous and dangerous waters of the Whirl Islands, the lighthouse is powered by Electric-Type Pokemon and a large underground generator, often the Flaaffy from Moo Moo Farm will come to the Lighthouse when their wool is full of static electricity and unleash it on the lighthouse giving it a resevoir of power to run on for weeks at a time. Within the Lighthouse itself there are many trainers who gather forming what's known as the Gauntlet of Light, where hopeful trainers can attempt to reach the top to receive a special reward.	
Tidal Docks 	These large docks located in the South-East of Olivine City not only house the many ships that dock in the city each and every day but also contains the vast storage houses that are needed to keep the produce that Johto imports and exports safe and secure. The sailors found here are known to be eager to battle and will tell of stories from their recent voyages. 	
Pokemon Academy 	The Pokemon Academy located in the North-East of Olivine City is where many trainers gather to learn more about Pokemon primarily around Natures, Abilities and more complex items, unlike Trainer Schools like the one found in Violet City or Viridian City the Pokemon Academy hosts tougher trainers hoping to become aces in the art of battling. 	
Moo Moo Farm 	
This large farm located near the junction between Olivine City, Ecruteak City & Plume Town is where most of the Johto Region gets its famous MooMoo Milk from, this nutritious drink is provided by the many Miltank that graze the lands of the area. The farm is also home to a number of other Pokemon including a large herd of Mareep, Flaaffy & Ampharos who provide wool for the farm and electricity for the Olivine Lighthouse.
There are quite a few ranchers on the farm who will spend their time battling to help pass the otherwise uneventful days. 	
Gold Mountain Pass 	A partially man-made passage through the Gold Mountain Range, the area is filled with ores that help light up the otherwise pitch-black cavern and gas lanterns help provide assistance for travellers if they get lost. The area is filled with wild Pokemon however and some suspect that the cavernous system that takes up most of the pass was carved out by a Legendary Pokemon who blasted open fissures in the ground causing the rock to turn into metal with incredible energy. 	
Copperdust Mine 	Located in one of the most northern locations in the region the Copperdust Mine is a long mine shaft filled with Miners who will greedily protect their ore veins, it is not recommended for trainers to go into the mine unless they're looking for battles. 	
Plume National Park	Located in the West side of Plume Town is the National Park which overlooks a large open plateau in the Gold Mountain Range, the National Park hosts daily contests where competitors can attempt to catch rare and wild Pokemon that dwell in the mountains to earn prizes of varying quality. 	
Battle Frontier 	Located to the West of Olivine City, this facility was built only a few years ago to bring more attention to the region after the success story of the Hoenn and Sinnoh Battle Frontiers had spread. Only the toughest trainers gather here and entry is strictly permitted to governing individuals and those that have defeated a League. 	
===West Johto===
The most oceanic part of Johto, West Johto is split up by what's known as the Whirl Strait a large body of water that cuts from the Whirl Islands all the way over to Route 22. The area is one of the more rough in the region due to the ferocious waves that plague the Whirl Islands and the mountainous and unforgiving terrain that makes up the very western reaches of Johto.
The major settlements in this area; Cianwood City, Xanadu Town & Dracaena Town are all relatively small compared to the rest of Johto, they're actually some of the youngest locations in the region and lack much of the cultural heritage that the rest of the region has, as a result they take on their own personalities as settlements that seem rather different from the rest of Johto although similar to one another. There are a variety of locations people will often explore around West Johto, most notably the Whirl Islands which are said to be the resting place for the legendary Guardian of the Seas, Lugia and the Vasil Ruins which are one of the most elaborate and decorated Alph Ruins across Johto.
Location 	Description 	Description
Cianwood City 	
This coastal city is well known across Johto for the strange residents who live here, many of whom live to constantly improve their talents in some manner, this as a result has attracted numerous Black Belts to the area resulting in the Cianwood City Gym being heralded as one of the greatest gatherings of Fighting-Type specialists. The rest of the city has a surprising number of specialists who attempt to hone their skills most notably the numerous surfers who use the intense waves of the Whirl Islands to perfect their talent.
The city has more so grown that it was planned as such many of the houses are built on top of one another in a shantytown sort of style although with more refined materials being used. The city also has quite a nightlife with the Beachside Festivals where residents from the city will gather and dance on the beach every couple of nights. The city is also known for a legendary expert of herbal medicine who can create potent medicines for Pokemon and people.	
Xanadu Town 	
Hidden away within the Xanadu Jungle, this little town has only a few residents but is said to be one of the most breathtaking locations for those looking for a place to live, the town sits on a small plateau with the rest of the jungle around it, but beyond the town to the North-East is a large open plain where many Pokemon can be seen grazing.
The town has a lookout tower that is used for both visitors who want to view the plains from a vantage point but also to warn the town in case of a forest fire. In addition one of the town's other main attractions is the Gutor Cafe, a shop whose owners originated from Alola but moved to Johto a few years ago setting up the cafe in the quiet town bringing some of the lifestyle of Alola with them, the cafe is designed after an Alolan Exeggutor.	
Dracaena Town 	This impressive town is built into the very mountainside that it borders, many of the houses being on different levels, often the town is compared to Sootopolis City as a result although isn't nearly as big. The town is home to a dojo where trainers who have perfected the techniques of certain moves practise day and night to hone their skills. The town also features a large marketplace at its base which every day attracts different shop vendors meaning one can never quite expect what they'll find.	
Whirl Islands 	This large chain of islands that connect from Olivine City to Cianwood City is known for being one of the most treacherous and dangerous locations in the Johto Region, the harsh weather that constantly plagues the islands often leads to people getting lost or washed onto one of the many shores. Each of the islands also seems to be connected through a series of underground caverns although many are flooded making them not easily connected for most people. 	
Deep Sea Ruins 	These ancient ruins located deep below the Whirl Islands are merely a legend, no one has been able to find the ruins that few explorers mention in their journals, some say that they're one of the last great bastions of the Alph Civilization and were drowned into the ocean by the Pokemon, Lugia, others theorize that if there are such ruins they could be the remains of Chimes Tower that Lugia carried away. 	
Herbal Medicine Shop	This shop located in Cianwood City is home to an expert of medicinal herbs and their usage, he owns a shop in the city and will sell potent healing herbs for Pokemon although they're said to be exceptionally bitter in taste. 	
Shell Cove 	This large cave located on the coast just west of Cianwood City. The cave has a tidal movement that causes water to flow in flooding most of the cave during parts of the day while leaving it barren in other parts. Treasure hunters can find Pearls, Nuggets & Shells throughout the cavern. 	
Vasil Ruins 	
These elaborate and somewhat beautiful ruins located in the mountainous area to the South-West of Cianwood City, the Vasil Ruins are known for being one of the greatest relics of the Alph Civilization and leave many mysteries behind, the ruins appear to have been one of the civilization's largest cities and shows an intricate maze of rubble and pathways along with an underground tunnelway which has been damaged by various Pokemon over time.
The centerpiece of the ruins, the Vasil Palace seems to contain century old puzzle-locks that have yet to be opened, their strange encryptions are unlike anything seen in the other ruins.	
Xanadu Jungle 	This jungle that grows betweeen the coast and mountain range is often described as being symphonic in some regards as the numerous Pokemon that make this place their home can be heard calling out to one another as one explores. The jungle's vastness is said to be caused by the unusually high humidity in the area which some believe is caused by a Legendary Pokemon that lays dormant in the jungle awaiting for a challenger. 	
Tropine Island 	A strange and somewhat quirky island located between Xanadu Town and Dracaena Town, the island is home to some unusual Pokemon and some people who decided to abandon civilization all together. 	
Dracaena Dojo 	This dojo located in Dracaena Town has brought together a group of trainers who've mastered there skill with particular moves, now teaching said moves to their students. The Dojo is often confused with the Saffron Dojo in Kanto and as a result many Black Belts will visit it expecting other Black Belts to be there. The Dojo will also give rewards to trainers who can best all the trainers in battle. 	
Sandstone Quarry 	This quarry located at the north edge of the city is a small area that attracts fossil hunters due to reports of fossils being found in the area, many of the fossil hunters are fairly eager to battle as well so the place is known for having numerous trainers battling within it. 	
===North-East Johto===
The mountainous East area of the Johto Region is fairly relentless in its difficulty to navigate, often only seasoned trainers will attempt the climb along the sharp cliff faces and network of tunnels that weave in and out of the mountainside. The formidable Mt. Silver stands proudly as the highest peak in this mountain range and the region as a whole, casting a long shadow across the region all the way to Olivine City in the afternoon.
Nestled within the mountain range are some of the more remote settlements in Johto which like Ecruteak City & Violet City attract tourists for their cultural heritage but also attract Trainers because of their tough trainers. The frigid Salix Town acts as a final stop before many make the ascent into the mountains with Ginseng City & Blackthorn City gaining a reputation for being the home of Psychics and Dragon Tamers.
Location 	Description 	Description
Salix Town 	
This little town sits at the foot of the impervious mountain range that separates Kanto and Johto from one another, the town is the last stop for people who want to go to Ginseng City or Blackthorn City. As such the town gets a lot of business from tourists and has a number of small locations for them to visit, such as a man who collects numerous rare stones, a cafe themed after the hibernating bear Pokemon, Ursaring and a museum of ancient Pokemon.
The town has a reputation for attracting unusual Pokemon with the sweet aromas that emanate from the shops and tends to allow these Pokemon to roam freely around the town.	
Ginseng City 	
A home for many psychics across the Johto and neighbouring Regions, many will visit the city for the rich history as the city is in fact built atop two older cities, one from the era of the Bell Tower and one from the Alph Civilization as such the three distinct cultures meld greatly here attracting many historians to the location.
According to locals there is a powerful psychic energy that emanates from the ruins here and the nearby Dawn Temple is second only to the Ruins of Alph near Violet City for a comprehensive and well studied set of ruins. The city is also frequented by the famous Kanto Gym Leader, Sabrina although she was born in Kanto she grew up in Johto whilst her father was away, spending time in the city allowed her to hone her Psychic skills. The city is the proper home to Sabrina's cousin, Will who is an entertainer in the city often putting on magic shows that depict some of the ancient legends of Pokemon across the world.
The city has a few other locations of note such as; the Move Manic House which is said to be fantastic for trainers looking to have their Pokemon recall long lost moves as well as ones that were hidden from them, the city also has the Ginseng Power Plant which is a large complex that helps power the Eastern half of Johto as well as some areas in Kanto.	
Blackthorn City 	
Rich in its history with Dragon-Type Pokemon, Blackthorn City is a cultural hub in Johto and has many old-style buildings that create the stark and distinguished landscape of the city. Much of the city is built around the core appeal of the city, the Dragon's Den, which is a mystic location which is said to have pure energy resonating throughout.
Entry to the Den is heavily guarded and only those that are descendants of the Dragon Elders or prove themselves through some meaningful way are permitted to enter. The city has many other places that are themed around dragons as well, there is a shop that sells Dragon themed food and drinks that are said to be overwhelming in their taste. There is also Kingdra Pinnacle, a geological feature of the city that appears to look like the snout of a Kingdra with a cavernous river flowing out of it into the city's lake, some say the water that flows from the feature is rich with minerals. Lastly is the Stop'n'Swap Shop which attracts many trainers hoping to trade Pokemon to get Pokemon they can't find.	
Ursaring Cafe 	
This quaint Cafe located in the heart of Salix Town is themed after the hibernating bear Pokemon, Ursaring. The Cafe itself is well-decorated to fit the theme and some of the servers in the cafe will battle the player as part of the experience.
The cafe's owner a man known as Urso, is shown to be a very friendly individual with a jolly demeanour about him and is always accompanied by his own Ursaring named Bobo. The player can battle Urso if they're able to defeat all their servers within an alloted number of turns. The cafe is also the only location where the player can buy Honey in Johto.	
Tomb of Aegis 	This tomb located on Route 27 is said to have been the resting place for a mighty emperor of the Alph Civilization, centuries of disrepair have left it as ruins of its former self now inhabited by creepy Ghost-Type Pokemon and half-sunk into the ground. The Tomb depicts ancient drawings of Pokemon that aren't known to be native to the Johto Region suggesting some kind of method that the Alph people visited said Pokemon. 	
Icy Path 	This one-way path located between Mahogany Town and Blackthorn City allows those from the draconic city to test their mettle against a Dragon-Type Pokemon's most common weakness, the frigid temperatures of the cave make some sections of the floor completely freeze over and thus slippery when walking. Some accounts say that Lorelei will visit the cave periodically attempting to solve the puzzles at the lower-most levels where some old Alph Ruins are located.	
Silver Path 	This path cuts right through the heart of the Silver Mountain Range, the Silver Path is well-known for being shaped by a ferocious thunderstorm that struck the mountainside like a blade, cutting the rock into clean and sharp shapes leaving behind a glassy alloy that reflects the moonlight that beams down on the path.  	
Dawn Temple 	
Built centuries ago as the great pinnacle of the Alph Civilization the Dawn Temple is inscribed with Unown glyphs that tell a long story of the Alph Civilization's relationship with the legendary Pokemon from beyond time and space, the Temple is said to herald this mightiest of Pokemon and some believe that there is an untold binding between the Dawn Temple and the Bell Tower.
The Temple's interior is a labyrinth of rooms filled with remarkably powerful wild Pokemon that keep anyone hoping to explore the temple extensively away, there is a strange aura that permeates through the temple that masks those wild Pokemon in a dusk so dark they can't be attacked properly even by a trainer's own Pokemon.	
Move Manic House	This quirky looking house in Ginseng City is home to the Move Manic Family; Forge, Trudy, Truman & Ren. Forge can make a Pokemon forget anymore it knows and will give the player special items for certain moves, Trudy and Truman can tutor Pokemon on a huge variety of moves in exchange for Heart Scales and Ren can help a Pokemon remember any move it would know or has known including Egg Moves & Tutor Moves. 	
Dragon's Den 	
The centerpiece of Blackthorn City, the impressive Dragon's Den is a well-constructed and cultural landmark in the Johto Region as many Dragon Tamers once lived in seclusion high up in the mountain range praying to the Legendary Dragon-Type Pokemon to grant them great power.
The Den is now used by the descendants to continue that tradition and also as a refuge for Dragon-Type Pokemon which were nearly brough to extinction a few decades prior to the games.	
Stop'n'Swap Shop	The Stop'n'Swap Shop isn't so much a shop in the conventional sense but rather a gathering place for many who seek to trade Pokemon, the Pokemon Researchers from Cinnabar Island relocated here as their interest in rare and exquisite Pokemon drew them to the home of the Dragons. Nowadays the building is mostly used by trainers to help build up their collections and complete their Pokedexes. 	
===East Johto===
The smallest and most desolate area of the Johto Region, East Johto contains no settlements and is solely the mountainous terrain of the Silver Mountain Range up until the border with Kanto. The area is said to be as harsh as it is beautiful, many tough Pokemon thrive in the area and due to the lack of human activity it is one of the most densly packed areas for plant growth despite the high altitude and rugged terrain.
Location 	Description 	Description
Mt. Silver 	
This area effectively makes up most of Route 34 and the initial floors of Mt. Silver, the huge mountain towers over the rest of the region and is packed with small pockets of forest and grassland, there is even a river that runs down from the mountain peak as well as a lake near the only modern building in the area, the Pokemon Center.
There are some ruins around the exterior that suggest the Alph Civilization once lived here although the ruins are so phenomenally dated that this was either one of the first locations the Alph Civilization lost or was only a very minor outpost for them.	
Dusk Ruins 	Deep beneath Mt. Silver are ancient ruins that are said to be a sister temple to the Dawn Temple, practically nothing of the original architecture remains and the maze-like design along with the frighteningly strong Pokemon that guard the area keeps any who explore it away, no one is quite sure what the Alph's worshipped at this Temple given the unusual atmosphere about it. 	
Mt. Silver Peak	The peak of Mt. Silver is something to behold, scraping the clouds themselves the completely frozen peak is constantly barraged by an intense snowstorm that has created impressive glacial spires around the peak. There are legends of a formidable trainer who resides at the peak of the mountain awaiting a trainer of equal strength to challenge them, no one has been able to reach the peak however so the modern myth is uncertain in its truth.	
==Pokedex==
Pokemon No.	Pokemon 	Pokemon	Types 	Types
No.001 	Chikorita 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.002 	Bayleef 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.003 	Meganium 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.004 	Cyndaquil 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.005 	Quilava 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.006 	Typhlosion	 	Fire 	Fire
No.007 	Totodile 	 	Water 	Water
No.008 	Croconaw 	 	Water 	Water
No.009 	Feraligatr	 	Water 	Water
No.010 	Pidgey 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.011 	Pidgeotto 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.012 	Pidgeot 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.013 	Zigzagoon 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.014 	Linoone 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.015 	Rattata 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.016 	Raticate 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.017 	Sentret 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.018 	Furret 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.019 	Hoothoot 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.020 	Noctowl 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.021 	Caterpie 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.022 	Metapod 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.023 	Butterfree	 	Bug 	Flying
No.024 	Ledyba 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.025 	Ledian 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.026 	Bounsweet 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.027 	Steenee 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.028 	Tsareena 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.029 	Slakoth 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.030 	Vigoroth 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.031 	Slaking 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.032 	Spearow 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.033 	Fearow 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.034 	Pikipek 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.035 	Trumbeak 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.036 	Toucannon 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.037 	Litleo 	 	Fire 	Normal
No.038 	Pyroar 	 	Fire 	Normal
No.039 	Pichu 	 	Electric	Electric
No.040 	Pikachu 	 	Electric	Electric
No.041 	Raichu 	 	Electric	Electric
No.042 	Farfetch'd	 	Normal 	Flying
No.043 	Wooper 	 	Water 	Ground
No.044 	Quagsire 	 	Water 	Ground
No.045 	Blitzle 	 	Electric	Electric
No.046 	Zebstrika 	 	Electric	Electric
No.047 	Miltank 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.048 	Scatterbug	 	Bug 	Bug
No.049 	Spewpa 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.050 	Vivillon 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.051 	Ekans 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.052 	Arbok 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.053 	Sandshrew 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.054 	Sandslash 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.055 	Rockruff 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.056 	Lycanroc 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.057 	Flabébé 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.058 	Floette 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.059 	Florges 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.060 	Cleffa 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.061 	Clefairy 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.062 	Clefable 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.063 	Shinx 	 	Electric	Electric
No.064 	Luxio 	 	Electric	Electric
No.065 	Luxray 	 	Electric	Electric
No.066 	Swablu 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.067 	Altaria 	 	Dragon 	Flying
No.068 	Igglybuff 	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.069 	Jigglypuff	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.070 	Wigglytuff	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.071 	Onix 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.072 	Steelix 	 	Steel 	Ground
No.073 	Geodude 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.074 	Graveler 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.075 	Golem 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.076 	Nosepass 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.077 	Probopass 	 	Rock 	Steel
No.078 	Sableye 	 	Ghost 	Dark
No.079 	Mawile 	 	Steel 	Fairy
No.080 	Aron 	 	Rock 	Steel
No.081 	Lairon 	 	Rock 	Steel
No.082 	Aggron 	 	Rock 	Steel
No.083 	Scraggy 	 	Dark 	Fighting
No.084 	Scrafty 	 	Dark 	Fighting
No.085 	Pawniard 	 	Dark 	Steel
No.086 	Bisharp 	 	Dark 	Steel
No.087 	Zubat 	 	Poison 	Flying
No.088 	Golbat 	 	Poison 	Flying
No.089 	Crobat 	 	Poison 	Flying
No.090 	Togepi 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.091 	Togetic 	 	Fairy 	Flying
No.092 	Togekiss 	 	Fairy 	Flying
No.093 	Mareep 	 	Electric	Electric
No.094 	Flaaffy 	 	Electric	Electric
No.095 	Ampharos 	 	Electric	Electric
No.096 	Ralts 	 	Psychic 	Fairy
No.097 	Kirlia 	 	Psychic 	Fairy
No.098 	Gardevoir 	 	Psychic 	Fairy
No.099 	Gallade 	 	Psychic 	Fighting
No.100 	Bellsprout	 	Grass 	Poison
No.101 	Weepinbell	 	Grass 	Poison
No.102 	Victreebel	 	Grass 	Poison
No.103 	Oddish 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.104 	Gloom 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.105 	Vileplume 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.106 	Bellossom 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.107 	Drowzee 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.108 	Hypno 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.109 	Noibat 	 	Flying 	Dragon
No.110 	Noivern 	 	Flying 	Dragon
No.111 	Natu 	 	Psychic 	Flying
No.112 	Xatu 	 	Psychic 	Flying
No.113 	Relicanth 	 	Water 	Rock
No.114 	Cubone 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.115 	Marowak 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.116 	Unown 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.117 	Darumaka 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.118 	Darmanitan	 	Fire 	Fire
No.119 	Sigilyph 	 	Psychic 	Flying
No.120 	Gastly 	 	Ghost 	Poison
No.121 	Haunter 	 	Ghost 	Poison
No.122 	Gengar 	 	Ghost 	Poison
No.123 	Dunsparce 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.124 	Slowpoke 	 	Water 	Psychic
No.125 	Slowbro 	 	Water 	Psychic
No.126 	Slowking 	 	Water 	Psychic
No.127 	Hoppip 	 	Grass 	Flying
No.128 	Skiploom 	 	Grass 	Flying
No.129 	Jumpluff 	 	Grass 	Flying
No.130 	Poliwag 	 	Water 	Water
No.131 	Poliwhirl 	 	Water 	Water
No.132 	Poliwrath 	 	Water 	Fighting
No.133 	Politoed 	 	Water 	Water
No.134 	Weedle 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.135 	Kakuna 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.136 	Beedrill 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.137 	Spinarak 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.138 	Ariados 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.139 	Goldeen 	 	Water 	Water
No.140 	Seaking 	 	Water 	Water
No.141 	Paras 	 	Bug 	Grass
No.142 	Parasect 	 	Bug 	Grass
No.143 	Magikarp 	 	Water 	Water
No.144 	Gyarados 	 	Water 	Flying
No.145 	Feebas 	 	Water 	Water
No.146 	Milotic 	 	Water 	Water
No.147 	Abra 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.148 	Kadabra 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.149 	Alakazam 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.150 	Seviper 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.151 	Zangoose 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.152 	Makuhita 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.153 	Hariyama 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.154 	Absol 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.155 	Croagunk 	 	Poison 	Fighting
No.156 	Toxicroak 	 	Poison 	Fighting
No.157 	Nidoran ♀ 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.158 	Nidorina 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.159 	Nidoqueen 	 	Poison 	Ground
No.160 	Nidoran ♂ 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.161 	Nidorino 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.162 	Nidoking 	 	Poison 	Ground
No.163 	Sunkern 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.164 	Sunflora 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.165 	Growlithe 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.166 	Arcanine 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.167 	Magby 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.168 	Magmar 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.169 	Magmortar 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.170 	Elekid 	 	Electric	Electric
No.171 	Electabuzz	 	Electric	Electric
No.172 	Electivire	 	Electric	Electric
No.173 	Electrike 	 	Electric	Electric
No.174 	Manectric 	 	Electric	Electric
No.175 	Ditto 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.176 	Yanma 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.177 	Yanmega 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.178 	Pineco 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.179 	Forretress	 	Bug 	Steel
No.180 	Venonat 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.181 	Venomoth 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.182 	Heracross 	 	Bug 	Fighting
No.183 	Shroomish 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.184 	Breloom 	 	Grass 	Fighting
No.185 	Grubbin 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.186 	Charjabug 	 	Bug 	Electric
No.187 	Vikavolt 	 	Bug 	Electric
No.188 	Pinsir 	 	Bug 	Bug
No.189 	Lotad 	 	Water 	Grass
No.190 	Lombre 	 	Water 	Grass
No.191 	Ludicolo 	 	Water 	Grass
No.192 	Seedot 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.193 	Nuzleaf 	 	Grass 	Dark
No.194 	Shiftry 	 	Grass 	Dark
No.195 	Scyther 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.196 	Scizor 	 	Bug 	Steel
No.197 	Aipom 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.198 	Ambipom 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.199 	Cutiefly 	 	Bug 	Fairy
No.200 	Ribombee 	 	Bug 	Fairy
No.201 	Hawlucha 	 	Fighting	Flying
No.202 	Fomantis 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.203 	Lurantis 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.204 	Whismur 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.205 	Loudred 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.206 	Exploud 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.207 	Snubbull 	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.208 	Granbull 	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.209 	Vulpix 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.210 	Ninetales 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.211 	Ponyta 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.212 	Rapidash 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.213 	Meowth 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.214 	Persian 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.215 	Espurr 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.216 	Meowstic 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.217 	Gligar 	 	Ground 	Flying
No.218 	Gliscor 	 	Ground 	Flying
No.219 	Emolga 	 	Electric	Flying
No.220 	Passimian 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.221 	Oranguru 	 	Normal 	Psychic
No.222 	Mankey 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.223 	Primeape 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.224 	Azurill 	 	Normal 	Fairy
No.225 	Marill 	 	Water 	Fairy
No.226 	Azumarill 	 	Water 	Fairy
No.227 	Kangaskhan	 	Normal 	Normal
No.228 	Klink 	 	Steel 	Steel
No.229 	Klang 	 	Steel 	Steel
No.230 	Klinklang 	 	Steel 	Steel
No.231 	Magnemite 	 	Electric	Steel
No.232 	Magneton 	 	Electric	Steel
No.233 	Magnezone 	 	Electric	Steel
No.234 	Voltorb 	 	Electric	Electric
No.235 	Electrode 	 	Electric	Electric
No.236 	Trubbish 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.237 	Garbodor 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.238 	Koffing 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.239 	Weezing 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.240 	Grimer 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.241 	Muk 	 	Poison 	Poison
No.242 	Purrloin 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.243 	Liepard 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.244 	Murkrow 	 	Dark 	Flying
No.245 	Honchkrow 	 	Dark 	Flying
No.246 	Misdreavus	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.247 	Mismagius 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.248 	Wynaut 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.249 	Wobbuffet 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.250 	Mime Jr. 	 	Psychic 	Fairy
No.251 	Mr. Mime 	 	Psychic 	Fairy
No.252 	Spoink 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.253 	Grumpig 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.254 	Exeggcute 	 	Grass 	Psychic
No.255 	Exeggutor 	 	Grass 	Psychic
No.256 	Doduo 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.257 	Dodrio 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.258 	Poochyena 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.259 	Mightyena 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.260 	Duskull 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.261 	Dusclops 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.262 	Dusknoir 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.263 	Bronzor 	 	Steel 	Psychic
No.264 	Bronzong 	 	Steel 	Psychic
No.265 	Sneasel 	 	Dark 	Ice
No.266 	Weavile 	 	Dark 	Ice
No.267 	Pidove 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.268 	Tranquill 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.269 	Unfezant 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.270 	Happiny 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.271 	Chansey 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.272 	Blissey 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.273 	Tauros 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.274 	Skiddo 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.275 	Gogoat 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.276 	Girafarig 	 	Normal 	Psychic
No.277 	Meditite 	 	Fighting	Psychic
No.278 	Medicham 	 	Fighting	Psychic
No.279 	Bonsly 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.280 	Sudowoodo 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.281 	Tentacool 	 	Water 	Poison
No.282 	Tentacruel	 	Water 	Poison
No.283 	Shellder 	 	Water 	Water
No.284 	Cloyster 	 	Water 	Ice
No.285 	Clamperl 	 	Water 	Water
No.286 	Huntail 	 	Water 	Water
No.287 	Gorebyss 	 	Water 	Water
No.288 	Mantyke 	 	Water 	Flying
No.289 	Mantine 	 	Water 	Flying
No.290 	Horsea 	 	Water 	Water
No.291 	Seadra 	 	Water 	Water
No.292 	Kingdra 	 	Water 	Dragon
No.293 	Remoraid 	 	Water 	Water
No.294 	Octillery 	 	Water 	Water
No.295 	Corsola 	 	Water 	Rock
No.296 	Chinchou 	 	Water 	Electric
No.297 	Lanturn 	 	Water 	Psychic
No.298 	Finneon 	 	Water 	Water
No.299 	Lumineon 	 	Water 	Water
No.300 	Basculin 	 	Water 	Water
No.301 	Machop 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.302 	Machoke 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.303 	Machamp 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.304 	Omanyte 	 	Rock 	Water
No.305 	Omastar 	 	Rock 	Water
No.306 	Kabuto 	 	Rock 	Water
No.307 	Kabutops 	 	Rock 	Water
No.308 	Aerodactyl	 	Rock 	Flying
No.309 	Trapinch 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.310 	Vibrava 	 	Ground 	Dragon
No.311 	Flygon 	 	Ground 	Dragon
No.312 	Torkoal 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.313 	Drilbur 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.314 	Excadrill 	 	Ground 	Steel
No.315 	Mienfoo 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.316 	Mienshao 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.317 	Sandile 	 	Ground 	Dark
No.318 	Krokorok 	 	Ground 	Dark
No.319 	Krookodile	 	Ground 	Dark
No.320 	Binacle 	 	Rock 	Water
No.321 	Barbaracle	 	Rock 	Water
No.322 	Salandit 	 	Poison 	Fire
No.323 	Salazzle 	 	Poison 	Fire
No.324 	Diglett 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.325 	Dugtrio 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.326 	Drifloon 	 	Ghost 	Flying
No.327 	Drifblim 	 	Ghost 	Flying
No.328 	Spiritomb 	 	Ghost 	Dark
No.329 	Riolu 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.330 	Lucario 	 	Fighting	Steel
No.331 	Venipede 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.332 	Whirlipede	 	Bug 	Poison
No.333 	Scolipede 	 	Bug 	Poison
No.334 	Skorupi 	 	Poison 	Bug
No.335 	Drapion 	 	Poison 	Dark
No.336 	Litwick 	 	Ghost 	Fire
No.337 	Lampent 	 	Ghost 	Fire
No.338 	Chandelure	 	Ghost 	Fire
No.339 	Druddigon 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.340 	Tyrogue 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.341 	Hitmonlee 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.342 	Hitmonchan	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.343 	Hitmontop 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.344 	Phanpy 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.345 	Donphan 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.346 	Munchlax 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.347 	Snorlax 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.348 	Shuckle 	 	Bug 	Rock
No.349 	Slugma 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.350 	Magcargo 	 	Fire 	Rock
No.351 	Rhyhorn 	 	Ground 	Rock
No.352 	Rhydon 	 	Ground 	Rock
No.353 	Rhyperior 	 	Ground 	Rock
No.354 	Smeargle 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.355 	Surskit 	 	Bug 	Water
No.356 	Masquerain	 	Bug 	Flying
No.357 	Cherubi 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.358 	Cherrim 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.359 	Carnivine 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.360 	Tropius 	 	Grass 	Flying
No.361 	Stantler 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.362 	Tangela 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.363 	Tangrowth 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.364 	Lickitung 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.365 	Lickilicky	 	Normal 	Normal
No.366 	Teddiursa 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.367 	Ursaring 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.368 	Honedge 	 	Steel 	Ghost
No.369 	Doublade 	 	Steel 	Ghost
No.370 	Aegislash 	 	Steel 	Ghost
No.371 	Eevee 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.372 	Vaporeon 	 	Water 	Water
No.373 	Jolteon 	 	Electric	Electric
No.374 	Flareon 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.375 	Espeon 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.376 	Umbreon 	 	Umbreon 	Umbreon
No.377 	Leafeon 	 	Grass 	Grass
No.378 	Glaceon 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.379 	Sylveon 	 	Fairy 	Fairy
No.380 	Porygon 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.381 	Porygon2 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.382 	Porygon-Z 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.383 	Zorua 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.384 	Zoroark 	 	Dark 	Dark
No.385 	Krabby 	 	Water 	Water
No.386 	Kingler 	 	Water 	Water
No.387 	Staryu 	 	Water 	Water
No.388 	Starmie 	 	Water 	Psychic
No.389 	Clauncher 	 	Water 	Water
No.390 	Clawitzer 	 	Water 	Water
No.391 	Psyduck 	 	Water 	Water
No.392 	Golduck 	 	Water 	Water
No.393 	Seel 	 	Water 	Water
No.394 	Dewgong 	 	Water 	Ice
No.395 	Buizel 	 	Water 	Water
No.396 	Floatzel 	 	Water 	Water
No.397 	Stunky 	 	Poison 	Dark
No.398 	Skuntank 	 	Poison 	Dark
No.399 	Deerling 	 	Normal 	Grass
No.400 	Sawsbuck 	 	Normal 	Grass
No.401 	Skarmory 	 	Steel 	Flying
No.402 	Spinda 	 	Normal 	Normal
No.403 	Swinub 	 	Ice 	Ground
No.404 	Piloswine 	 	Ice 	Ground
No.405 	Mamoswine 	 	Ice 	Ground
No.406 	Snorunt 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.407 	Glalie 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.408 	Froslass 	 	Ice 	Ghost
No.409 	Chingling 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.410 	Chimecho 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.411 	Bergmite 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.412 	Avalugg 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.413 	Cubchoo 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.414 	Beartic 	 	Ice 	Ice
No.415 	Axew 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.416 	Fraxure 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.417 	Haxorus 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.418 	Delibird 	 	Ice 	Flying
No.419 	Smoochum 	 	Ice 	Psychic
No.420 	Jynx 	 	Ice 	Psychic
No.421 	Lapras 	 	Water 	Ice
No.422 	Lunatone 	 	Rock 	Psychic
No.423 	Solrock 	 	Rock 	Psychic
No.424 	Qwilfish 	 	Water 	Poison
No.425 	Timburr 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.426 	Gurdurr 	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.427 	Conkeldurr	 	Fighting	Fighting
No.428 	Cottonee 	 	Grass 	Fairy
No.429 	Whimsicott	 	Grass 	Fairy
No.430 	Phantump 	 	Grass 	Ghost
No.431 	Trevenant 	 	Grass 	Ghost
No.432 	Stufful 	 	Normal 	Fighting
No.433 	Bewear 	 	Normal 	Fighting
No.434 	Houndour 	 	Dark 	Fire
No.435 	Houndoom 	 	Dark 	Fire
No.436 	Dratini 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.437 	Dragonair 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.438 	Dragonite 	 	Dragon 	Flying
No.439 	Bagon 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.440 	Shelgon 	 	Dragon 	Dragon
No.441 	Salamence 	 	Dragon 	Flying
No.442 	Drampa 	 	Normal 	Dragon
No.443 	Turtonator	 	Fire 	Dragon
No.444 	Taillow 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.445 	Swellow 	 	Normal 	Flying
No.446 	Ducklett 	 	Water 	Flying
No.447 	Swanna 	 	Water 	Flying
No.448 	Bulbasaur 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.449 	Ivysaur 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.450 	Venusaur 	 	Grass 	Poison
No.451 	Charmander	 	Fire 	Fire
No.452 	Charmeleon	 	Fire 	Fire
No.453 	Charizard 	 	Fire 	Flying
No.454 	Squirtle 	 	Water 	Water
No.455 	Wartortle 	 	Water 	Water
No.456 	Blastoise 	 	Water 	Water
No.457 	Larvitar 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.458 	Pupitar 	 	Rock 	Ground
No.459 	Tyranitar 	 	Rock 	Dark
No.460 	Baltoy 	 	Ground 	Psychic
No.461 	Claydol 	 	Ground 	Psychic
No.462 	Roggenrola	 	Rock 	Rock
No.463 	Boldore 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.464 	Gigalith 	 	Rock 	Rock
No.465 	Tyrunt 	 	Rock 	Dragon
No.466 	Tyrantrum 	 	Rock 	Dragon
No.467 	Amaura 	 	Rock 	Ice
No.468 	Aurorus 	 	Rock 	Ice
No.469 	Dwebble 	 	Bug 	Rock
No.470 	Crustle 	 	Bug 	Rock
No.471 	Hippopotas	 	Ground 	Ground
No.472 	Hippowdon 	 	Ground 	Ground
No.473 	Golett 	 	Ground 	Ghost
No.474 	Golurk 	 	Ground 	Ghost
No.475 	Nincada 	 	Bug 	Ground
No.476 	Ninjask 	 	Bug 	Flying
No.477 	Shedinja 	 	Bug 	Ghost
No.478 	Yamask 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.479 	Cofagrigus	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.480 	Shuppet 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.481 	Banette 	 	Ghost 	Ghost
No.482 	Aritcuno 	 	Ice 	Flying
No.483 	Zapdos 	 	Electric	Flying
No.484 	Moltres 	 	Fire 	Flying
No.485 	Lugia 	 	Psychic 	Flying
No.486 	Raikou 	 	Electric	Electric
No.487 	Entei 	 	Fire 	Fire
No.488 	Suicune 	 	Water 	Water
No.489 	Ho-Oh 	 	Fire 	Flying
No.490 	Celebi 	 	Grass 	Psychic
No.491 	Mew 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.492 	Mewtwo 	 	Psychic 	Psychic
No.493 	Arceus 	 	Normal 	Normal
==The Indigo League==
The Indigo League refers to the organization that organizes the Gyms and League System for trainers to organize under and have competitive but not threatening battles. The Indigo League specifically covers what is known as the Kanchuko Province which includes Kanto, Johto and five other regions, they all share the same core league of Elite Four and Champion although each possess their own Gym Systems comprised of eight gym leaders across the region.
===Gym Leaders===
Like other regions there are eight Gym Leaders across Johto for the player to face which are required before entering into the Pokemon League at Indigo Plateau. Like the original Johto Games the Gyms can be done out of order partially with the 3rd, 4th and 5th Gyms able to be done in any combination.
Once the player defeats a Gym Leader after an in-game week, they will be able to talk to the gym leader again who will give them a small sidequest, completing this request of the Gym Leader will allow the player to gain their phone number and be called for rematches.
Gym Leader	Gym Leader	Type 	Badge 	Reward 	Team
No.1 	Falkner 	Flying 	Zephyr Badge 	TM40 - Aerial Ace 	Tackle | Pursuit | Aerial AceFarfetch'd(Level 12)Fury Attack | Fury Cutter | Aerial Ace | Knock OffNoctowl (Oran Berry)(Level 15)Aerial Ace | FeatherDance | Hypnosis | Dream Eater
No.2 	Whitney 	Fairy 	Glitter Badge	TM99 - Dazzling Gleam	Dazzling Gleam | Charm | MetronomeKirlia(Level 20)Confusion | Magical Leaf | Destiny Bond | Dazzling Gleam Azumarill (Rocky Helmet)(Level 23)Rollout | Bubble Beam | Play Rough | Aqua Ring
No.3 	Chuck 	Fighting	Storm Badge 	TM52 - Focus Blast 	Focus Blast | Swagger | Close CombatPassimian(Level 30)Iron Head | Acrobatics | Focus Blast | Energy Ball Hitmontop (Sitrus Berry)(Level 33)Triple Kick | Detect | Stone Edge | Rolling Kick
No.4 	Perry 	Ground 	Mesa Badge 	TM78 - Bulldoze 	Ice Beam | Psybeam | BulldozeExcadrill(Level 34)Poison Jab | Bulldoze | X-Scissor | Rock SlideDonphan (Sitrus Berry)(Level 36)Thunder Fang | Fire Fang | Bulldoze | Head Smash
No.5 	Basil 	Grass 	Fern Badge 	TM53 - Energy Ball 	Synthesis | Bulk Up | Wild ChargeLudicolo(Level 37)Zen Headbutt | Scald | Energy Ball | AstonishJumpluff (Yache Berry)(Level 39)U-Turn | Energy Ball | Acrobatics | Dazzling Gleam
No.6 	Morty 	Ghost 	Fog Badge 	TM30 - Shadow Ball 	Shadow Punch | Thunder Punch | Fire PunchGengar(Level 39)Hypnosis | Mean Look | Dream Eater | Shadow BallLampent (Absorb Bulb)(Level 38)Flame Burst | Shadow Ball | Hex | Pain SplitMismagius (Shell Bell)(Level 40)Shadow Ball | Power Gem | Magical Leaf | Dark Pulse
No.7 	Crystal 	Psychic 	Quartz Badge 	TM29 - Psychic 	Power Gem | Belch | Charge BeamSlowking(Level 44)Dragon Tail | Yawn | Psychic | Water PulseSigilyph (Light Clay)(Level 43)Light Screen | Psychic | Steel Wing | ReflectXatu (Sitrus Berry)(Level 45)Air Slash | Feint Attack | Grass Knot | Psychic
No.8 	Clair 	Dragon 	Rising Badge 	TM02 - Dragon Claw 	Venoshock | Toxic | Focus BlastFlygon (Metal Coat)(Level 48)Rock Slide | Superpower | Steel Wing | Dragon ClawTyrantrum (Charcoal)(Level 47)Dragon Claw | Aerial Ace | Fire Fang | Head SmashKingdra (Dragon Fang)(Level 50)Dragon Pulse | Flash Cannon | Smokescreen | Hydro Pump
===Elite Four & Champion===
Once the player has collected the eight Johto Gym Badges and passed through Victory Road they'll be able to face the Elite Four, a series of progressively stronger trainers who are fought back to back. Like the originals they're fought in a set order. The Elite Four have also been changed from the previous games with Will and Bruno no longer appearing as Lorelei from Pokemon Red/Green/Blue/Yellow/FireRed/LeafGreen returns as the first Elite Four and a new character, Fenrico appears as the third Elite Four member. Koga, Karen and Lance remain as the other three members.
Upon defeating the Elite Four the player is free to challenge them as many times as they like, each Elite Four Member has two Post-Game teams, one that is a more difficult version of their speciality type and another which is considered their secondary type. Lance also has two post-game teams although neither are Type specialized.
Elite Four	Elite Four	Type 	Team 	Post-Game Teams 	Post-Game Teams
No.1 	Lorelei 	Ice 	Blizzard | Hail | RolloutJynx (Lum Berry)(Level 53)Lovely Kiss | Psychic | Brick Break | Energy BallLapras (Leftovers)(Level 54)Confuse Ray | Hydro Pump | Bulldoze | Ice BeamAurorus (Chople Berry)(Level 53)Ancient Power | Discharge | Reflect | PsychicWeavile (Focus Sash)(Level 55)Throat Chop | Aerial Ace | Ice Shard | Surf 	Glaceon Level 75Aurorus Level 74Avalugg Level 73Mamoswine Level 74Lapras Level 77 	Vaporeon Level 75Kingdra Level 74Gyarados Level 73Wishiwashi Level 74Milotic Level 77
No.2 	Koga 	Poison	Iron Tail | Poison Jab | Dragon TailDrapion (Black Sludge)(Level 55)Ice Fang | Poison Tail | Fling | Toxic SpikesWeezing (Silk Scarf)(Level 56)Gyro Ball | Sludge Bomb | Flamethrower | ExplosionToxicroak (Lax Incense)(Level 55)Poison Jab | Dark Pulse | Double Team | Rock TombCrobat (Big Root)(Level 57)Leech Life | Giga Drain | Poison Fang | Air Slash 	Roserade Level 77Nidoking Level 76Tentacruel Level 75Nidoqueen Level 76Crobat Level 79 	Scizor Level 77Leavanny Level 76Heracross Level 75Golisopod Level 76Volcarona Level 79
No.3 	Fenrico 	Steel 	Earthquake | Aerial Ace | Metal ClawBisharp (Twisted Spoon)(Level 57)Iron Head | Night Slash | Aerial Ace | Psycho CutAggron (Mystic Water)(Level 58)Iron Tail | Surf | Stone Edge | ThunderboltAegislash (Scope Lens)(Level 57)King's Shield | Swords Dance | Sacred Sword | Night SlashScizor (Assault Vest)(Level 59)X-Scissor | Air Slash | Iron Head | Superpower 	Magnezone Level 79Aggron Level 78Probopass Level 77Lucario Level 78Metagross Level 81 	Archeops Level 79Tyrantrum Level 78Rhyperior Level 77Aurorus Level 78Tyranitar Level 81
No.4 	Karen 	Dark 	Steel Wing | Aerial Ace | ToxicAbsol (Wide Lens)(Level 59)Thunderbolt | Hex | Will-O-Wisp | Ice BeamKrookodile (Black Belt)(Level 60)Outrage | Brick Break | Earthquake | CrunchSpiritomb (Zoom Lens)(Level 59)Hypnosis | Dream Eater | Nightmare | Dark PulseHoundoom (Heat Rock)(Level 61)Thunder Fang | Inferno | Solar Beam | Sunny Day 	Archeops Level 81Tyrantrum Level 80Rhyperior Level 79Aurorus Level 80Tyranitar Level 83 	Espeon Level 81Gallade Level 80Claydol Level 79Alakazam Level 80Gardevoir Level 83
Champion 	Lance 	Dragon	Dragon Rush | Thunderbolt | Aqua TailHaxorus (Assault Vest)(Level 63)Dragon Claw | Poison Jab | Outrage | Iron TailFlygon (Expert Belt)(Level 64)Earthquake | Dragon Rush | Steel Wing | Fire BlastTyrantrum (Choice Band)(Level 63)Head Smash | Ice Fang | Fire Fang | Giga ImpactSalamence (Life Orb)(Level 64)Draco Meteor | Double-Edge | Crunch | FlyDragonite (White Herb)(Level 65)Iron Tail | Draco Meteor | Focus Blast | Hyper Beam	Arcanine Level 83Exeggutor Level 82Flygon Level 81Starmie Level 82Snorlax Level 83Dragonite Level 85	Electivire Level 83Noivern Level 82Gogoat Level 81Porygon-Z Level 82Magmortar Level 83Kommo-oLevel 85
==Silver==
Like in the other Johto-centric games the player's rival whom they may choose to name freely although is canonically known as Silver will appear across the game to challenge the player in battles. Silver is a rather bitter character whom is more willing to commit acts of crime (albeit rather petty) due to a poor upbringing, he harbours a great resentment towards Team Rocket and also a lesser resentment towards the overall culture of the Johto Region as he often describes the region as allowing Team Rocket to fester.
All previous battles against Silver appear in this game as well as one additional battle in the main storyline totalling in six battles against him before facing the Elite Four.
Battle 	Battle 	Teams 	Teams 	Teams
Battle No.1	Cherrygrove City	Chikorita Level 5 	Cyndaquil Level 5 	Totodile Level 5
Battle No.2	Azalea Town 	Bayleef Level 18Shinx Level 14Zubat Level 15 	Quilava Level 18Shinx Level 14Zubat Level 15 	Croconaw Level 18Shinx Level 14Zubat Level 15
Battle No.3	Ecruteak City 	Bayleef Level 28Luxio Level 24Golbat Level 25Buizel Level 23 	Quilava Level 28Luxio Level 24Golbat Level 25Shroomish Level 23 	Croconaw Level 28Luxio Level 24Golbat Level 25Houndour Level 23
Battle No.4	Mahogany Town 	Meganium Level 39Luxray Level 35Golbat Level 36Floatzel Level 35Sneasel Level 34 	Typhlosion Level 39Luxray Level 35Golbat Level 36Breloom Level 35Sneasel Level 34 	Feraligatr Level 39Luxray Level 35Golbat Level 36Houndoom Level 35Sneasel Level 34
Battle No.5	Goldenrod City 	Meganium Level 44Luxray Level 42Golbat Level 43Floatzel Level 42Sneasel Level 41Dusclops Level 43	Typhlosion Level 44Luxray Level 42Golbat Level 43Breloom Level 42Sneasel Level 41Dusclops Level 43	Feraligatr Level 44Luxray Level 42Golbat Level 43Houndoom Level 42Sneasel Level 41Dusclops Level 43
Battle No.6	Victory Road 	Meganium Level 52Luxray Level 48Golbat Level 50Floatzel Level 49Weavile Level 51Dusknoir Level 49	Typhlosion Level 52Luxray Level 48Golbat Level 50Breloom Level 49Weavile Level 51Dusknoir Level 49	Feraligatr Level 52Luxray Level 48Golbat Level 50Houndoom Level 49Weavile Level 51Dusknoir Level 49
==Special Pokemon==
Located across Johto are several Wild Pokemon that act as sort of bosses for the player blockading progress until the Player can overcome them, there are 7 of these Pokemon and all carry items that can't be found in the wild or via Itemfinder.
===Sudowoodo===
A Sudowoodo is found block the path that connects Violet City, Goldenrod City & Ecruteak City together, this Pokemo can be seen before facing the first gym but can only be dealt with after defeating the second gym. The Sudowoodo is explained to be one of the mascots of the Bonbon Flower Shop in Goldenrod City and is known to run-off to mimic trees. The player will need to visit the Flower Shop and explain the Sudowoodo's presence to which the Flower Shop owner will hand the player a Squirtbottle which will cause the Sudowoodo to attack. If the player catches the Sudowoodo the Flower Shop Owner will explain that she hopes the Sudowoodo will be able to go to far away places like it seems to have always dreamed.
Sudowoodo Level 27 - King's Rock
Slam | Rock Tomb | Mimic | Wood Hammer
===Gyarados===
A Gyarados is found rampaging in the Whirl Islands, the player will hear mention of it from some of the sailors in Olivine City, the Pokemon is stated to be preventing ships from coming to port due to the danger it poses. The player will be attacked by the Gyarados partway through the Route where the Whirl Islands are located where it's revealed to be a Shiny Red Gyarados. If the player captures the Gyarados they can bring it to a man at the Lake of Rage who will examine the Gyarados and pluck off the Red Scale which can be exchanged for the Amulet Coin in Goldenrod City, if the player defeats the Gyarados instead, the player will be able to find the Red Scale by diving underwater.
Gyarados Level 30 - Dragon Scale
Thrash | Ice Fang | Aqua Tail | Bite
===Dugtrio===
While navigating towards Plume Town the player will find the path is blocked by a Dugtrio, the Dugtrio will not battle the player initially and the player will need to talk to the Herbal Medic in Cianwood City where he'll note that Dugtrio can often be quite oblivious and will give the player a potent crushed herb that's stated to have an odour as powerful as a Wake-Up Slap. Bringing the crushed herb to Dugtrio will awaken it from its oblivious state and attack in a rage.
Dugtrio Level 31 - Protector
Magnitude | Sucker Punch | Tri Attack | Earth Power
===Exeggutor===
While the player is exploring the Xanadu Jungle they will eventually find their path is blockaded by this tropical tree Pokemon, interacting with it won't cause it to attack and neither will using the Squirtbottle with it instead merely shaking its heads. The player will instead need to bring a Pokemon with the Burn Field Ability, using this on the Exeggutor will cause it to attack in anger.
Exeggutor Level 32 - Mossy Rock
Sleep Powder | Psyshock | Seed Bomb | Ancient Power
===Aggron===
The player will be forced to deal with an Aggron that is shown to be rampaging throughout Mt. Mortar, before the player approaches it they're warned by a Hiker nearby who will battle the player as they intended to fight the Aggron instead, after the player wins, the Hiker acknowledges the player as the stronger trainer and heals their Pokemon before the player confronts the Aggron.
Aggron Level 42 - Metal Coat
Iron Tail | Rock Tomb | Protect | Stealth Rock
===Mamoswine===
The player will be initially unable to enter the Icy Path as a hiker will warn the player that a Pokemon was heard rampaging within causing such damage that he couldn't permit entry. After the player has defeated Crystal the Hiker will recognize the player's strength and permit them to enter the Icy Path warning them of this Pokemon. Eventually the Player will get to the bottom of the Icy Path where they will find a Mamoswine, the Mamoswine will immediately attack the player. After defeating or capturing the Mamoswine, Pryce will appear and inform the player that he had come to deal with the Pokemon as well although sees that the Player had already done so, he mentions that it's extremely unusual for a Pokemon in the Icy Path to get into such a rage as the Pokemon are isolated and rarely have to deal with human interaction which is known to cause outbursts in some Pokemon.
Mamoswine Level 47 - Razor Claw
Earthquake | Thrash | Ice Fang | Ancient Power
===Snorlax===
==New Items==
There are a number of new items added to the game that are intended to either be part of the main story in some regard or add to the overall gameplay.
Item 	Function 	Function
Eviomite 	If held by a Pokémon that is not fully evolved, raises its Attack and Special Attack by 50% 	
Eviosite 	If held by a Pokémon that is not fully evolved, raises its Speed by 66.67% 	
Mirage Coat 	If held by a Pokemon, raises Defense by 50% but only allows the holder to use Status Moves 	
Third Eye Obelisk 	If held by a Pokemon, increases the holder's Accuracy by 10% and makes them gain the Psychic-Type 	
Power Lens 	If held by a Pokemon, reduces the holder's Attack and Special Attack by 25% and makes STAB moves do 200% damage as opposed to 150%	
Mega Vitamin 	Adds 2EVs to each stat until one stat has 85EVs 	
Ursa-Biscuit 	Heals 50HP and raises the friendship of a Pokemon greatly 	
Teddi-Honey 	Reduces the target Pokemon's Speed by 1 Stage but increases their Special Attack and Special Defense by 1 Stage 	
Lunar-Mallow 	Restores 50HP from 9AM to 3PM, 100HP from 3AM to 9AM & 3PM to 9PM and 200HP from 9PM to 3AM 	
Slow-Pop 	Heals 200HP but reduces the Pokemon's Speed by 1 Stage in battle 	
Cure Powder 	Cures any Status Effect but lowers the friendship of the Pokemon, can be used by a Pokemon if held 	
Wonder-Bar 	Raises the target's Stats by 1 stage in battle, but lowers the friendship of the Pokemon 	
Moo-Moo Cream 	Cures any Status Effect and slightly raises the friendship of the Pokemon 	
Super Moo-Moo Milk	Heals 200HP for the target Pokemon 	
==New Moves==
Pokemon Electrum Version adds several new moves to the game, is was mainly to help balance the game in relation to the other 7th Gen Games while not adding more Pokemon. Some existing moves have also been altered to help in this.
===Altered Moves===
Move 	Type 	Power	Accuracy	Category	Changes 	Changes
Blizzard 	Ice 	130 	85% 	Special 	Increased Power and Accuracy, Blizzard retains its connection to Hail 	
Aurora Beam 	Ice 	65 	100% 	Special 	Guaranteed to lower the target's ATK stat, now has a 20% chance of inducing Confusion 	
Icy Wind 	Ice 	65 	100% 	Special 	Guaranteed to lower the target's SPD stat, now has a 20% chance of inducing Freeze 	
Icicle Spear	Ice 	30 	100% 	Physical	Increased Power 	
Bite 	Dark 	70 	-/-% 	Physical	Increased Power, never misses now 	
Crunch 	Dark 	100 	95% 	Physical	Increased Power, Decreased Accuracy 	
Powder Snow 	Ice 	40 	85% 	Special 	Decreased Accuracy, guarantees a Freeze as well as now trapping the target 	
Fire Spin 	Fire 	40 	85% 	Special 	Increased Power, now guarantees a Burn as well as trapping the target 	
Acid 	Poison	30 	100% 	Special 	Decreased Power, now deals recurring damage that increases in power with each consecutive use, has a 50% chance to lower the target's SPDEF stat	
Poison Gas 	Poison	-/- 	95% 	Status 	Increased Accuracy, now hits all foes in Triple Battles 	
Poison Tail 	Poison	60 	100% 	Physical	Increased Power, now has a 10% chance to cause the target to Flinch in addition to the High-Crit Ratio 	
Cross Poison	Poison	90 	100% 	Physical	Increased Power 	
Belch 	Poison	110 	100% 	Special 	Decreased Power, Increased Accuracy 	
Iron Tail 	Steel 	100 	90% 	Physical	Increased Accuracy 	
Iron Head 	Steel 	100 	95% 	Physical	Increased Power, Decreased Accuracy 	
Magnet Bomb 	Steel 	60 	-/-% 	Physical	Hits for Super-Effective against Steel-Type Pokemon now 	
Gear Grind 	Steel 	45 	90% 	Physical	Decreased Power, Increased Accuracy, now deals recurring damage increases in power with each consecutive use 	
===New Moves===
Move 	Type 	Power 	Accuracy	Effect 	Effect
Venoclaw 	Poison 	75 	100% 	Physical	High-Crit Ratio, 20% chance of inflicting Poison
Chemical Reaction	Poison 	Varies	100% 	Special 	Inflicts a random amount of damage varying from 50-150% of the user's level
Oxidization 	Poison 	55 	95% 	Special 	Hits for Super-Effective against Water-Type Pokemon
Flux Charge 	Steel 	-/- 	100% 	Status 	Raises the user's ATK and SPATK by one stage
Iron Clasp 	Steel 	40 	85% 	Physical	Guarantees inflicting Paralysis as well as trapping the target
Ancient Bellows 	Dragon 	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Raises the user's SPDEF and SPD by one stage
Snuff 	Ice 	70 	100% 	Special 	Hits for Super-Effective against Fire-Type Pokemon
Wedge 	Ice 	70 	100% 	Special 	Hits for Super-Effective against Rock-Type Pokemon
Winter Song 	Ice 	70 	100% 	Physical	Hits for Super-Effective against Fairy-Type Pokemon
Brain Freeze 	Ice 	70 	100% 	Physical	Hits for Super-Effective against Psychic-Type Pokemon
Thorn Trap 	Grass 	15 	100% 	Physical	Induces Badly Poisoned Status and prevents the target from escaping
Ripple Screech 	Psychic 	-/- 	75% 	Status 	Lowers the Target's stats if they're higher than the User's by one stage
Warm-Up 	Fighting	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Raises the User's DEF Stat by one stage and gives the user a resistance to Ice-Type for two turns
Wall Break 	Ghost 	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Removes the Fairy-Type's immunity to Dragon-Type moves for any moves used against the target
Puppetry 	Ghost 	25 	100% 	Special 	Inflicts a Random Status Effect on the target
Static Air 	Electric	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Causes the Thunderstorm Weather to occur for five turns
Clear Air 	Grass 	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Causes the Verdant Weather to occur for five turns
Noxious Air 	Poison 	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Causes the Polluted Weather to occur for five turns
Echolocation 	Flying 	-/- 	-/-% 	Status 	Guarantees the next attack from the user to hit
Ancestral Link 	Dragon 	100 	95% 	Special 	The move hits as both a Dragon-Type Attack and Ghost-Type Attack
==Trivia==
*The game was reworked from a cancelled Pokemon Project Paperback was planning to do that would act as a complete reboot however it was decided to go with a remake instead due to the sheer number of changes in the reboot, some of the changes ended up getting reworked into another project of Paperback, Final Fantasy 16.
*The game fixes one of the core issues Paperback had been suffering from with Pokemon Games, that being an excess of Routes, with the remake most of the focus was placed instead on exploring the Alph Civilization, Team Rocket following disbanding and the Locations of Interest in the game, as a result the game features a relatively low route counter in comparsion to other Pokemon Games by the developer.
*Three gym leaders from the original games were removed as gym leaders; Bugsy, Jasmine and Pryce.
**Bugsy was removed for pacing as in the previous games players often steamrolled him due to overcoming the similar blockade that Falkner represented. He was subsequently given the alternative role of being the leader of the National Park.
**Jasmine was removed as a Gym Leader due to her greater focus in the main story and her proximity to what is now four gym leaders.
**Pryce was solely removed as his role was somewhat eclipsed by the Team Rocket encunter in Mahogany Town, he was also partly removed due to a lack of a reasonable Gen II Ice type for him, this issue wasn't enough to remove him alone however as a similar issue occurs for Morty whom does remain.
*Perry was chosen for being a Ground-Type leader due to the general lack of Ground-Type specialists in the series.
*The dex has 493 Pokemon in it, this makes it the first Pokedex since Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire to feature a dex that's not X5X or X0X in numbers
**493 is also the National Dex number of the last Pokemon in this dex, Arceus
==Gallery==
Route 1 Pokemon.png|Route 1's Pokemon Listing
Route 2 Pokemon.png|Route 2's Pokemon Listing
Route 3 Pokemon.png|Route 3's Pokemon Listing
Route 4 Pokemon.png|Route 4's Pokemon Listing
Ruins of Alph Wild Pokemon.png|Ruins of Alph's (Exterior) Pokemon Listing
Ruins of Alph Cave Pokemon.png|Ruins of Alph's (Interior) Pokemon Listing
Union Cave Pokemon.png|Union Cave's Pokemon Listing
Route 5 Pokemon.png|Route 5's Pokemon Listing
East Ilex Forest Pokemon.png|East Ilex Forest's Pokemon Listing
Slowpoke Well Pokemon.png|Slowpoke Well's Pokemon Listing
West Ilex Forest Pokemon.png|West Ilex Forest's Pokemon Listing
Route 6 Pokemon.png|Route 6's Pokemon Listing
Route 7 Pokemon.png|Route 7's Pokemon Listing
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