Pokémon Cross Guard

Pokémon Cross Guard is an upcoming Role-Playing Game for the Nintendo Switch, it is part of the 8th Generation of Pokémon Games serving as a third version in a sense to Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield. Unlike previous versions however Pokémon Cross Guard heavily reworks the story and plot as well as introducing around 100 new Pokémon who are a combination of entirely new Pokémon, evolutions to Generation 8 Pokémon and Evolutions to older generation Pokémon.
==Gameplay==
As with Pokémon Sword & Shield before it, Pokémon Cross Guard is a Turn-Based Role-Playing Video Game, where the player takes the role of a young trainer beginning their journey in the Galar Region.
===Basic Information===
Pokémon are able to battle to gain experience, this is done in a turn-based system the turn order is determined by the Speed stat of the Pokémon in battle although some factors can alter this turn order. Defeating Pokémon or catching Wild Pokémon will gain experience which allows a Pokémon to level up, increase their stats (HP, Attack, Defence, Special Attack, Special Defence and Speed), learn new moves and evolve.
The player can give their Pokémon items to hold in battle which have a variety of effects and can also use items on their Pokémon to restore health or help them in battle, the player is also able to swap their Pokémon out in battle or attempt to flee from Wild Battles although these all cost a turn to do so.
===Energize===
Energize is a new mechanic introduced in Pokémon Cross Guard. The mechanic is the game's equivalent to previous generation gameplay mechanics and adopts elements from Mega Evolutions of Generation VI, Totem Pokémon from Generation VII and Dynamaxing from its predecessors, Sword & Shield. Energizing can be activated once per battle on one Pokémon and functions more like a fifth move than the big changes that other mechanics were. Energizing provides a Stat Up to all seven combat stats (Attack, Special Attack, Defence, Special Defence, Speed, Accuracy & Evasion) as well as a bonus two Stat Ups given based on the Pokémon itself, these bonus stat ups can be applied to the same stat or two different stats.
Like Mega Evolution and Gigantamax before it, some Pokémon when Energized take on a different form, in fact all Pokémon from those two previous gimmicks with form changes retain those forms here, however the form they take varies on the individual Pokémon but can be changed through an in-game item. When a Pokémon with a form change Energizes they not only get the nine stat ups of a regular Energize but like Mega Evolutions can change their Type and Ability and also gain a small base Stat Boost.
The Bast Stat Boost is significantly smaller than that of Mega Evolutions and is inversely proportional to the Pokémon's regular Base Stat Total, so lower BST Pokémon like Mawile and Sableye get larger boosts whereas higher BST Pokémon like Mewtwo and Rayquaza get a very small boost or a re-organizing of stats to that form.
====Enrage====
Enrage is a variant of Energize only attainable by Wild Pokémon but is more powerful, this variant occurs in what are known as Rage Storms a unique weather effect which causes the Enraged Status and can occur naturally in the overworld as well as in Horde Encounters. The Enrage State has the same general effects as Energize but instead of boosting all seven combat stats by one stage it boosts them by two, the other effects such as the two bonus stat ups and any form changes remain the same as Energize.
Enrage Pokémon do not appear in the game until the player has defeated Nessa and the player is given a tutorial battle against one shortly after obtaining her badge via Leon.
The Rage Storm also has a few additional effects such as raising the chance for Shiny Encounters by 25% and ensuring that any Pokémon encountered during a Rage Storm has an Egg Move.
===Helper Machines===
Helper Machines, otherwise known as HMs are a feature in Pokémon Cross Guard that provide the player with the means to traverse obstacles in the overworld. As their abbreviation would suggest they're effectively an evolution to Hidden Machines from earlier generations although like Generation VII's Ride Pokémon and Generation VIII's Rotom Bike. Unlike Sword & Shield however there are numerous Helper Machines in the game, some are completely optional while others are mandatory for progression.
*Bike - Received in Motostoke City, added mobility, can cross bike bridges.
**All-Terrain Wheels - Received in Granigate Town, allows rough terrain traversal.
**Mach Feature - Received in Acrotrack Village after defeating Gordie & Melony, higher speed and ride up sharp inclines.
*Reef Rider - Recieved in Piepyre Village, traversal over water, also causes items to appear in water.
**Diving Equipment - Recieved at Lake Miloch once the player has the Reef Rider, lets them dive underwater in 3D.
**Jet Propulsion - Recieved in Terragasha Village, increases movement speed on water.
**Armoured Hull - Recieved in Wyndon City, allows the player to break boulders on the water.
*Nocturnal Light - Recieved in Granigate Town, illuminates the area around the player and reveals some hidden objects.
**High Contrast Bulb - Recieved in Hammerlocke Town, reveals all hidden objects while active.
*Macho Arms - Recieved in Graddadome Village after defeating Allister & Bea, Scale Cliff Faces.
**Tangel Arms - Recieved in Ballonlea Village after defeating Piers, cross gaps in cliffs and climb on ceilings.
**Power Augmenter - Recieved in Acrotrack Village, lets the player push Boulders and break objects on land.
*Branch Cutter - Recieved in Wedgehurst Town after defeating Milo, Cuts down some obstacles.
**Pincer Cutter - Received in Guiaella Town, cuts down vines allowing them to be climbed.
*Roto Lift - Recieved in Streetleaf Village, allows the player to fly to previously visited locations
===Y-Comm===
The Y-Comm is a returning feature in Pokémon Cross Guard, it is a device that allows the player to conduct online activities with players anywhere throughout the game, the item is received fairly soon after the player begins their journey and comes equipped with a PokéStatus Screen letting the player see their Pokémon's condition at any time. As the player travels throughout the game they can pick up applications for new programs for the Y-Comm giving it added functionality.
====Online App====
The Online App is an addition to the Y-Comm which serves many of the functions that the original Y-Comm did in Pokémon Sword & Shield.
*Trade with other players Locally or Online
**Online is via the GTS which like Pokémon Home has restrictions to prevent impossible trade requests appearing
*Battles with other players Locally or Online
*Team up with Friends for Local or Online Battles
Tow new additions are included with the Online App which give the player new options for online play, these being Trade Hub and Tournaments.
=====Trade Hub=====
Trade Hub is the replacement for previous features like Wonder Trade, this allows the player to trade with anyone in the world through random trades. Trades in the Trade Hub work on a Point System which is based on the following factors;
*Base Stats of the Pokémon
*IVs of the Pokémon
*Rarity Value
*Shiny
*Event/Egg Moves
When the player makes a trade they'll recieve a Pokémon in return of approximately equal value within a 5% Point Range of the Pokémon they traded in. The Trade Hub itself has its own Pokémon that it trades out from time to time, they're designated by the Trainer ID 000000 and have a unique location from the rest of the world so always recieve boosted experience.
=====Tournaments=====
The second new feature in the Online App is the Tournament which is a method by which trainers can gather together to conduct tournaments more easily via online and local. Tournaments can have set parameters allowing them to be customized, these can include the following;
*No. of Players
*Type Restrictions
*Pokémon Restrictions
*Lv50 or Open Level
*Move Restrictions
*Ability Restrictions
*Join Permissions
When the player wishes to apply for a Tournament they will enter a queue, the queue is based on the region of the world the player is in, this is to ensure there isn't an overflow. Once the player is able to create their Tournament they will be notified and have a week to establish the tournament and two weeks to get players to join, the player can manually set CPU controlled characters to fill in empty spaces, once the tournament has all the player slots filled the tournament can begin. Tournaments run based on the number of players, larger tournaments with more players can run for longer while smaller tournaments with fewer players run for shorter periods of time.
====Horde Encounters====
A separate feature from the Online App, Horde Encounters is an application the player obtains once they recieve their second Gym Badge. This lets the player be notified whenever there is a Horde Encounter and lets the player join in at any time, Horde Encounters can have up to five players and have star values similar to Raid Battles from Pokémon Sword & Shield denoting certain attributes of the Pokémon, unlike Raid Battles however, each Star has a specific attribute it is assigned to so the stars that are shown will correspond to those attributes.
The five attributes that Stars attribute to are;
#3 Perfect IVs
#5 Perfect IVs
#Shiny
#Knows 2 Egg Moves
#Special Event
=====Legendary Pokémon=====
Throughout the year, once the player has completed the main campaign, Legendary Pokémon can crop up in Horde Encounters, each of these encounters functions much like the regular Horde Encounters although does not have a star value instead appearing with an alert symbol instead. The probability of a Legendary Horde Encounter is very low although there are particular days throughout each year known as that Pokémon's Summoning Day where its encounter rthere are also many days where multhout the year there are also many days where multiple Legendary Pokémon can be found on the same day, in these cases the probability of a Legendary Horde Encounter is the same but which legendary the player gets is completely random.
Above is the dates that every legendary Pokémon can appear in (it should be noted that in this context Legendary Pokémon include true Legendary Pokémon, Mythical Pokémon and Ultra Beasts). Horde Encounters stick to the same format as regular Hordes although each Legendary has its own unique Horde that relates to that Pokémon, some Hordes also feature multiple Legendaries so the player will either need to rely on a Multi-Ball if they want to capture all the Legendaries in one go or knock them out down to one and then capture that Pokémon they want.
Legendary Horde Encounters
*Arceus - 27th Dec to 6th Jan - Arceus, Slaking x2, Snorlax x2
*Tapu Lele - 10th Jan to 20th Jan - Tapu Lele, Lualyrio x2, Passimian, Oranguru
*Tapu Koko - 12th Jan to 22nd Jan - Tapu Koko, Pozitario x2, Crabominable, Ribombee
*Articuno - 21st Jan to 31st Jan - Articuno, Lapras, Jynx, Dewgong, Cloyster
*Hoopa - 24th Jan to 3rd Feb - Hoopa, Sigilyph, Banette, Mimikyu, Sableye
*Melmetal - 27th Jan to 5th Feb - Melmetal, Meltan x4
*Mewtwo - 2nd Feb to 10th Feb - Mewtwo, Gyarados, Pidgeot, Wigglytuff, Dragonite
*Xurkitree - 7th Feb to 16th Feb - Xurkitree, Raichu, Manectric, Zebstrika, Pincurchin
*Landorus - 9th Feb to 19th Feb - Landorus, Ninetales x2, Whimsicott, Lilligant
*Mew - 22nd Feb to 2nd Mar - Mew, Reuniclus x2, Ditto x2
*Cresselia - 28th Feb to 8th Mar - Cresselia, Clefable x2, Lunatone x2
*Kartana -  28th Feb to 9th Mar - Kartana, Gallade x2, Haxorus x2
*Keldeo - 9th Mar to 19th Mar - Keldeo, Mudsdale x2, Rapidash x2
*Shaymin - 15th Mar to 25th Mar - Shaymin, Cherrim x2, Roserade x2
*UB-02 - 1st Apr to 11th Apr - Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Heracross x3
*Meloetta - 2nd Apr to 11 Apr - Meloetta, Toxtricity x2, Exploud, Kommo-o
*Rayquaza - 8th Apr to 17th Apr - Rayquaza, Drampa, Lickilicky, Altaria, Golduck
*Zarude - 16th Apr to 26th Apr - Zarude, Primeape, Simisage, Simisear, Simipour
*Zygarde - 17th Apr to 27th Apr - Zygarde 50%, Zygarde 10% x4
*Nikkruel - 18th Apr to 28th Apr - Nikkruel, Gorebyss x2, Huntail x2
*Latis - 4th May to 14th May - Latios, Latias, Absol, Pelipper, Tropius
*Naganadel - 15th May to 25th May - Naganadel, Poipole, Beedrill x2, Vespiquen
*Thundurus - 2nd Jun to 12th Jun - Thundurus, Lanturn, Kingdra x2, Pelipper
*Volcanion - 11th Jun to 20th Jun - Volcanion, Torkoal, Wailord, Magmortar, Barbaracle
*Groudon - 17th Jun to 26th Jun - Groudon, Bellossom, Tsareena, Cherrim, Tropius
*Stakataka - 20th Jun to 30th Jun - Stakataka, Aggron, Golem, Bastiodon x2
*Tapu Fini - 26th Jun to 6th Jul - Tapu Fini, Myshurio x2, Alolan Exeggutor x2
*Victini - 29th Jun to 9th Jul - Victini, Braviary x2, Bouffalant x2
*Genesect - 30th Jun to 9th Jul - Genesect, Arhceopteon x2, Carrundaira x2
*Jirachi - 2nd Jul to 12th Jul - Jirachi, Starmie x2, Micriome x2
*Giratina - 6th Jul to 15th Jul - Giratina, Dusknoir x2, Gardevoir x2
*Deoxys - 15th Jul to 25th Jul - Deoxys, Beheeyem x2, Huwhells x2
*Marshadow - 14th Jul to 3rd Aug - Marshadow, Hitmonchan, Hitmonlee, Hitmontop, Hitmonchi
*Moltres - 3rd Aug to 13th Aug - Moltres, Magmortar, Rapidash, Arcanine, Ninetales
*Dialga - 9th Aug to 17th Aug - Dialga, Metagross, Bronzong, Salamence, Porygon-Z
*Tornadus - 14th Aug to 21st Aug - Tornadus, A. Ninetales, Freezilich x2, Vanilluxe
*Nihilego - 21st Aug to 31st Aug - Nihilego, Jellicent M, Jellicent F, Tentacruel, Jelluna
*Light Duo - 31st Aug to 10th Sep - Solgaleo, Lunala, Cosmog, Lunatone, Solrock
*Zapdos - 18th Sep to 28th Sep - Zapdos, Electrode, Magnezone, Raichu, Electivire
*Darkrai - 20th Sep to 30th Sep - Dakrai, Gengar, Spiritomb x2, Musharna
*Celesteela - 29th Sep to 9th Oct - Celesteela, Houndoom, Vileplume, Weezing, Crobat
*Tapu Bulu - 3rd Oct to 13th Oct - Tapu Bulu, Flarelorio x2, Turtonator, Drampa
*Zeraora - 9th Oct to 17th Oct - Zeraora, Espeon, Sudowoodo, Blissey, Granbull
*Yveltal - 28th Oct to 7th Nov - Yveltal, Stoutland, Lucario, Marowak, Trevenant
*Ryominous - 30th Oct to 9th Nov - Ryominous, Arcanine, Houndoom, Lucario, Stoutland
*Blacephalon - 31st Oct to 10th Nov - Blacephalon, Mr. Rime, Drifblim, Grumpig, Mr. Mime
*Guzzlord - 21st Nov to 1st Dec - Guzzlord, A. Raticate, A. Muk, Swalot, Greedent
*Magearna - 27th Nov to 7th Dec - Magearna, Klinklang, Claydol, Chandelure, Klefki
*Palkia - 15th Dec to 24th Dec - Palkia, Drapion, Gliscor, Toxicroak, Honchkrow
*Kyogre - 16th Dec to 26th Dec - Kyogre, Relicanth, Tentacruel, Goodra, Heliolisk
*Xerneas - 22nd Dec to 30th Dec - Xerneas, Togekiss, Comfey, Grimmsnarl, Hatterene
====Radio Radio App & Stations====
For the first time in the series since Pokémon HeartGold & SoulSilver, radio broadcasts return to the series, allowing the player to tune in to different shows. As with previous iterations, the Radio is obtained fairly early on in the player's journey shortly after they register for the league itself and serves several purposes.
There are two main radio stations the player can tune into, the first is Filmuna Radio which provides alternative music to various locations in the game the music that plays is generally a genre variant of the main theme although in some cases such as boss battles there is no alternative music from this radio.
The second main radio station is the Wyndon News Radio which is split between three frequencies. The lowest frequency is known as Retro Wyndon and plays GB versions of the various location and battle themes, the middle frequency is the main News Broadcast and provides updates on various happenings in the region including freak weather, swarms of Pokémon and info on the various major characters in the game. Lastly at the high frequency is Wyndon International, this is a special radio station as every day it plays music from different regions instead of that of Galar's, the music is generally designed to fit the location, the order of the Regions goes;
*Monday - Alola
*Tuesday - Hoenn
*Wednesday - Johto
*Thursday - Kalos
*Friday - Kanto
*Saturday - Sinnoh
*Sunday - Unova
Alongside these frequencies there are a number of minor radio channels the player can listen in on to learn various other pieces of information. The first of these is Primo's Battle Tech, this is a show run by a man from the Kanto region called Primo who provides information on the basics of battling and important factors in battling such as Status Ailments, PokéBall capture effects, Stat Changes and Abilities, while this radio station is active the player can also see Primo providing a visual guide which is stylized like Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen although uses custom sprites for some of the Pokémon that didn't exist in those games.
Another Radio Station the player can listen in on is Edric's Discounts, this is a radio station that informs the player of discounts on various items, the items on discount change every day and allow the player to buy those items at a reduced price (this is signified by the price tag for that item being Green instead of Black).
The player can also tune into Sherry's Eggspert Advice, this Radio Station provides players with information about breeding and also explains to players what Pokémon are found in the various Egg Groups, one thing to note is that as long as this Radio Station is active the time for eggs to hatch (in steps) is reduced by 25% this can be stacked with Magma Armor or Flame Body to reduce the steps required significantly.
Hugo's Item Essentials is a Radio Station found on the low end of the frequency and is run by a retired battler named Hugo who can be found in Wyndon City. Hugo provides information on items when used in battle, if the player tunes into his station they can also watch videos of the application of each battle item in combat with various Pokémon. Visiting Hugo and battling him will have the video be replaced with the player's battle against him the next time the show airs.
===Apricorns===
When the player reaches Turffield Village they'll be able to talk to an NPC called Maizie who is the granddaughter of Kurt, she has followed in her grandfather's footsteps and brought the tradition of turning Apricorns into PokéBalls over to the Galar Region. The player can talk to Maizie and she'll offer to turn Apricorns into PokéBalls, this process takes an hour to complete however produces twenty PokéBalls of the type created. The PokéBall Maizie and her students create varies based on which Apricorns the player gives her, the player can give Maizie one Apricorn to create the Apricorn PokéBalls introduce in Generation II or can give her two Apricorns to create new Apricorn PokéBalls.
Apricorns	Black 	Blue 	Green 	Pink 	Red 	White 	Yellow
Black 	Heavy Ball 	Slumber Ball	Hold Ball 	Star Ball 	Summit Ball	Thunder Ball 	Earthly Ball
Blue 	Slumber Ball	Lure Ball 	Jungle Ball 	Mystic Ball	Lucky Ball 	Frost Ball 	Reflect Ball
Green 	Hold Ball 	Jungle Ball 	Friend Ball 	Multi-Ball 	Quell Ball 	Phantasm Ball	Trade Ball
Pink 	Star Ball 	Mystic Ball 	Multi-Ball 	Love Ball 	Invert Ball	Tele-Ball 	Radiant Ball
Red 	Summit Ball 	Lucky Ball 	Quell Ball 	Invert Ball	Level Ball 	Power Ball 	Facade Ball
White 	Thunder Ball	Frost Ball 	Phantasm Ball	Tele-Ball 	Power Ball 	Fast Ball 	Light Ball
Yellow 	Earthly Ball	Reflect Ball	Trade Ball 	Radiant Bal	Facade Ball	Light Ball 	Moon Ball
====New PokéBalls====
Pokémon Cross Guard introduces twenty-one new PokéBalls into the series with a variety of effects and attributes that distinguish them from other PokéBalls in the past.
*Slumber Ball - This PokéBall works best against Sleeping Pokémon increasing the Catch Rate to x3, in addition it has a x2 effect against Pokémon with Insomnia and Comatose.
*Hold Ball - The Hold Ball works best against opponents that are holding an item during battle, increasing the catch Rate to x3.5, if the item is a consumable item then the catch rate increases to x5.
*Star Ball - The Star Ball works best against opponents who evolve via the Shiny Stone or Dawn Stone boosting the Catch Rate to x4.
*Summit Ball - The Summit Ball works well against Flying-Type and Dragon-Type Pokémon with a x3.5 Catch Rate, this does not stack with Dragon/Flying Pokémon.
*Thunder Ball - This PokéBall is useful against Electric-Type Pokémon, Pokémon which are Paralyzed and when the Electric Terrain effect is active, if any of these conditions are in effect the Catch Rate is increased to x3.5 although do not stack.
*Earthly Ball - The Earthly Ball works best against Rock-Type and Ground-Type Pokémon with a x3.5 Catch Rate, this does not stack with Rock/Ground Pokémon.
*Jungle Ball - The Jungle Ball is most useful against Grass-Type Pokémon but also has a boosted effect when Grassy Terrain is in effect, it has a x3 Catch Rate but can stack for a x6 Catch Rate.
*Mystic Ball - The Mystic Ball is best used for Fairy-Type Pokémon and/or when the Misty Terrain effect is active, it has a x3 Catch Rate but can stack for a x6 Catch Rate.
*Lucky Ball - The Lucky Ball works like a regular PokéBall however has an increased Critical Capture Rate.
*Frost Ball - This PokéBall is effective against Ice-Type Pokémon and in Hail Weather, if either of these conditions are satisfied the PokéBall has a x3.5 Catch Rate, however does not stack.
*Reflect Ball - The Reflect Ball is a PokéBall which increases its catch rate based on if the moves; Reflect, Aurora Veil, Light Screen, Trick Room, Wonder Room and Magic Room are in effect, for each one in effect the Catch Rate increases by 0.75 for a maximum x5.5 Catch Rate.
*Multi-Ball - The Multi-Ball is one of the more unique balls, unlike Regular PokéBalls this PokéBall is used multiple times in a single turn, similar to moves like Fury Attack and Pin Missile it can attempt to capture between two to five times, although does all three shakes simultaneously to reduce the time. This is one of the only PokéBalls that can be used during a wild multi-battle and can even capture multiple Pokémon as a result.
*Quell Ball - The Quell Ball increases or decreases its catch rate based on the stats of the player's active Pokémon against their target, if the stats are 150% greater than the opponents the Catch Rate goes up by 1 for each stat with a maximum of x7, although for any stat where the player's Pokémon is lower the Catch Rate is cut in half for a possible minimum of x0.016.
*Phantasm Ball - The Phantasm Ball works well against Ghost-Type Pokémon and also when the target is Trapped, if either of these conditions are met the catch rate for this PokéBall increases to x3.5.
*Trade Ball - Another of the more unique PokéBalls, the Trade Ball has a x2 Catch Rate on Pokémon that evolve by trading, a unique property of this PokéBall however is that it can cause a Pokémon caught in it that does evolve by trading to evolve immediately, in the case of Pokémon that evolve while holding items the player will need to have that item in their Bag at the time for the Pokémon to evolve on capture.
*Invert Ball - This PokéBall works based on Stat Modifications to the target, for every stat raise the opponent has the Catch Rate for this ball increases by 0.15 for a possible maximum of x7.3 (includes Accuracy & Evasion), however for every stat drop the opponent has the Catch Rate is reduced to 90% for a potential minimum of x0.012.
*Tele-Ball - The Tele Ball is a PokéBall designed to catch Psychic-Type Pokémon and also has an added effect against Pokémon that can learn Teleport, Psychic-Type Pokémon have a x3 Catch Rate while Pokémon that can learn Teleport have a x2 Catch Rate, if both are true then the Pokémon has a x5 Catch Rate.
*Radiant Ball - The Radiant Ball works well against Pokémon that evolve via the Sun Stone and has a x4 Catch Rate modifier.
*Power Ball - The Power Ball works against an opponent's attacking stats, the higher the stats are the greater the catch Rate of the Pokémon which is broken into brackets.
**x0.5 for <100 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x1 for >100 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x1.5 for >125 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x2 for >150 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x3 for >175 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x4 for >200 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
**x5 for >250 Attack & Sp. Attack summation
*Facade Ball - The Facade Ball as its name suggests works like the move Facade, if the target is Poisoned, Paralyzed or Burned this ball has a x4 Catch Rate.
*Light Ball - The Light Ball works best when used during the day, it has a x1 Catch Rate at Night & Evening, x2 Catch Rate in the Morning and x4 Catch Rate during the Day
===Shiny Pokémon===
As with previous generations, Shiny Pokémon are a very rare occurance in Pokémon Cross Guard, having a 1/4096 Chance of appearing normally. As with previous games in the series the Masuda Method returns once again allowing the player to more easily obtain Shiny Pokémon through Breeding, in addition returning from Pokémon X, Y, Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire, Chain Fishing is once again an effective method allowing the probability of a Shiny Pokémon to appear through consecutive fishing to increase from 1/4096 on the 1st battle to a maximum of 81/4096 by the 20th battle.
The Battle Encounter Method introduced in Pokémon Sword & Shield now no longer applies to Shiny Pokémon but rather will boost the probability of that Pokémon having perfect IVs in more stats when found, with 100 battles guaranteeing 1 perfect IV, 1,000 battles guaranteeing 2 perfect IVs and 10,000 battles guaranteeing 3 perfect IVs with the remaining three IVs having their probability of being perfect increase to a maximum at 50,000 battles.
In place of the Battle Encounter Method is the new Light in Darkness Method, this is a method which only works within the games various dungeons and works at night only, when the player uses the High Contrast Bulb under these conditions the probability of a Shiny Pokémon appearing increases from 1/4096 to 1/1364, due to the way most Pokémon behave around the High Contrast Bulb however the player will need to avoid shining it on the Pokémon as they will run away in fear.
===Post-Game Features===
Each of the Post-Games in Pokémon Cross Guard feature a new gameplay feature distinct from that of the main area of the game. Some are returning features from previous games while others are entirely new, the player is able to access these features fairly early on in their post-game stories although is limited in the Pokémon they can use until they've completed the post-game plot, this is excluding the fourth Post-Game which is strictly just the Battle Frontier.
====Dojo Endurance====
Dojo Endurance is a new game feature introduced in Pokémon Cross Guard which appears in the Sunter Region Post-Game. This mini-game has the player battle in a Triple Battle Format against an endless horde of wild Pokémon, the Pokémon that appear will vary every time and are selected from a pool with the probability of stronger Pokémon appearing the longer the battle goes on for.
The player cannot use their normal items in this battle format however after they defeat each opponent there is a chance the opponent will drop an item the player can use, these items include healing and status curing items, battle items, PP restoring items and other various items unique to this mode.
The player earns BP based on how well they did earning 1BP for every 2 Pokémon defeated, the player also earns 1BP for any Boss Pokémon defeated which are opponent Pokémon that will go into an enraged state when they appear.
====PokéTheater====
PokéTheater is a new game feature that functions similar to previous game features; PokéContests. The game is divided into two components; Story & Performance.
The story shares similarities to PokéStar Studios from Pokémon Black 2 & White 2 in that the player needs to make decisions on how to progress the story leading to several possible outcomes for the plot, the player is able to choose the direction of the story by having their Pokémon use its moves similar to PokéContests, each move having an assigned quality similar to the five flavours.
Performance is the other component of PokéTheater and is a Rhythm-based series of minigames that appear as the player plays through the story with the different minigames popping up based on the decisions taken. They all generally function in similar ways although can have the player in one of several roles based on their Pokémon's position in the story.
The stories the player can choose from tend to draw reference to European Fairy Tales as well as some of the myths and legends of both the Galar Regions and past regions in the series. The moves the player can choose from fall under one of the following categories;
*Heroic - The Pokémon takes an active and leading role in the plot aiming to be the center of attention
*Supportive - The Pokémon's supporting actions bolster the overall performance maximizing the potential
*Wise - The Pokémon's insight fleshes out the world of the story allowing for a more positive outcome
*Comedic - The Pokémon uses light-hearted banter to ease the tension making performances easier
*Wildcard - The Pokémon's unpredictable behaviour can lead to unexpected outcomes
*Trickster - The Pokémon takes an antagonistic role to make performances harder for others
*Spry - The Pokémon's pure actions completely cancel out the effects of others
====Eternal Dungeon====
Eternal Dungeon is the third new feature in Pok​​émon Cross Guard, the feature appears in the Etrana Region and allows the player to take on a Rogue-Like adventure through the Eternal Dungeon a mysterious and strange location in the Etrana Region where reality is said to change depending on who enters it.
This game feature has two options; Classic Mode & Random Mode. Classic Mode allow the player to bring in three Pokémon from their party while Random Mode has the player select three Pokémon from a random group of nine Pokémon, both modes offer generally the same experience but the Pokémon and Trainers encountered in each mode vary.
The player's goal in the Eternal Dungeon is to get to the basement which is between 10 to 25 Floors deep, the dungeon is randomly generated and can include a variety of puzzle elements including some seen in Gyms from both Pokémon Cross Guard and previous games in the series. Unlike a traditional Rogue-like the entire dungeon is generated at once allowing for multi-floor puzzles including some teleporter puzzles.
Through the player's journey through the dungeon they'll battle wild Pokémon as well as opponent trainers, find various items in the dungeon to help them, can even capture Pokémon found in the dungeon and use them in battle to give the player an edge as well as find various traps which can inflict statuses or effects on the player's Pokémon. Once the player reaches the lowest level they'll need to battle one of the dungeon's boss trainers depending on how deep the dungeon was the Boss Trainer will change with eight possible bosses, four for each game mode.
Completing the dungeon rewards the player with a large pool of BP (typically 20 to 50) as well as being allowed to keep the items and Pokémon they found in the dungeon.
====Battler Frontier====
After being absent for four generations, the Battle Frontier returns in Pokémon Cross Guard, accessible the earliest out of the four post-game features, the fourth post-game is entirely based around the Battle Frontier, a location where the toughest trainers in the world gather to test their skills in unique and varied battle tournaments. The Battle Frontier of Galar features nine battle facilities which are laid out in a pentagonal arrangement with four of the facilities located on the lower areas of the island.
Each facility has its own rules and format for play, the player can also encounter a number of returning characters from previous games as well as ones that appear elsewhere in Pokémon Cross Guard in these facilities. Like with the Hoenn and Sinnoh Battle Frontiers, each facility also has a Frontier Brain, a powerful trainer who is typically fought on the 21st and 49th battles of a facility.
Most Facilities allow for Single, Double, Triple, Rotation and Inverse Battles with the number of Pokémon in a battle being 3 for Single and Inverse, 4 for Double and Rotation and 6 for Triple.
*Battle Tower - The universal facility of the Battle Frontier, this facility allows the player to participate in standard format battles. In Multi-Battles the player can team up with various characters initially just ones they've encountered in Galar but completing the other Post-Games and battling in the Facilities will unlock more as the player is introduced to these characters.
*Battle Factory - A returning facility, this facility allows the player to battle with random Pokémon, the facility has three options; Little Cup, Level 50 and Open Level. Little Cup only permits non-evolved Pokémon that are less than 5ft tall all at Level 30, Level 50 will use Non-Evolved and Evolved Pokémon all at Level 50 and Open Level only used fully evolved Pokémon at Level 100.
*Battle Wilds - This facility challenges the player allowing them to only use one Pokémon, the facility is an open environment which has some random generation leading to a maze-like layout, unlike other Battle Facilities the player can fight Wild Pokémon here and every Wild Battle is a Horde Battle, the player's Pokémon can earn experience from battle, this facility is always set that the player's Pokémon is at Level 50 regardless of their actual level. The player can also find items in the wilds which include Held Items, Restoration Items and Battle Items.
*Battle Casino - This facility has the player battling opponents while within a giant casino, the battles have the unique attribute of beginning with a Roulette Wheel where the player drops a ball to select the Pokémon they use in battle, the Pokémon they can use are comprised of both the player and their opponent's Pokémon, the format is Level 50 or Open Level. The facility is functionally similar to the Neon Colosseum from Pokémon Battle Revolution.
*Battle Bunker - This facility features an entirely new battling style to the other facilities, the facility adds a Tactical element to battling as the player along with their ally Trainers move around a field taking turns to battle the opponents, the goal is to eliminate every opposing trainer. Positioning of the characters is important as it can allow the player to go into a battle as a 2v1 or even 3v1 scenario, this facility is Single Battle only as to allow for these gang-up battles. The field also has environments which can affect the surroundings such as having terrains, entry hazards or weather set up at the beginning of battle. In this facility the player battles the Frontier Brain on the 18th and 40th Battles instead.
*Battle Market - This facility has the player traversing a large open market, in the market the player is able to buy and sell items being given an initial amount of Battle Tokens, the goal of this is to gather enough Battle Tokens either from selling items or battling trainers to be able to reach the boss trainer of each market, the layout has several possibilities and some market vendors are also trainers, the items the player buys and sells also have unique battle effects giving the player's Pokémon boosts or setting up certain effects at the beginning of a battle. In this facility the player battles the Frontier Brain on the 10th and 25th Battles instead.
*Battle Royale - This facility is a returning facility from Pokémon Sun & Moon and allows the player to participate in the unique Battle Royale format, this format has the player compete in a free-for-all against a number of other trainers. The format has changed from its Gen VII iteration however, no longer does the match end after a trainer is KO'd (excluding the player) instead the battle will keep going with new trainers appearing until the player has either scored the requisite points for completing the Royale or having all their Pokémon faint. At the beginning of the Royale an Electronic Board will cycle through effects that can occur on stage, each character stops the board on a square causing that effect to come into play, this is functionally similar to the Battle Arcade from Pokémon Platinum and the effects can impact the player's Pokémon, their opponents or the field in general.
*Battle Storybook - This strange facility functions in a way like a choose-your-own adventure, the facility is a series of rooms which have the player taking on the role of an adventurer, each challenge is ten rooms long and has the player picking between two to five options which can lead to a variety of outcomes including Trainer Battles, status effects, wild battles, items, healing, etc. The facility has Level 50 and Open Level formats but has no Battle Format since the player can have Single, Double, Triple, Rotation, Inverse or Horde Battles occur in a single challenge at random. This facility has the player battle the Frontier Brain on the 9th and 20th Challenges instead.
*Battle Triathlon - This facility combines overworld movement and battling, unlike other facilities the Pokémon the player can bring into this facility is 1 for Single/Inverse, 2 for Double/Rotation and 3 for Triple, the facility has the player race through several obstacle courses, one on land, one on water and the third via a vertical ascent. Trainers are scattered throughout which cna battle the player, the goal is to complete the triathlon as quickly as possible, lower times reward higher BP, all battles are set so battle animations are off and trainers dialogue is always set to fast. The player can also find healing spots as well as few unique wild encounters from rampaging Pokémon. In multiplayer this mode is a race where the winner is calculated from their time as well as the state of their Pokémon.
==Plot==
===Story of Galar===
One of the most dramatic changes between Pokémon Cross Guard and Pokémon Sword & Shield is the plot, Cross Guard is much more focused on the state of the Galar Region and the history of the legendary Pokémon Zacian and Zamazenta with Eternatus serving as more of a background figure.
The plot overviews the player and their childhood friend and rival, Hop beginning their Pokémon journeys together, along the way meeting up with fellow beginners Marnie and Bede who are also determined to become Champions of the region. The player and Hop are enlisted by the region's head professor, Professor Magnolia with assisting her granddaughter, Sonia on an exploration of the Galar Region as Sonia is seeking to become a Professor like her grandmother although in the field of Pokémon Ancient History as opposed to Pokémon Potential that Professor Magnolia studies.
Along the way the player learns about how the league system in the Galar region operates, finding that the Gyms originally served as the guards to the royal family of the Galar Region and still to this day retain that loyalty. As such each Gym has its own group behind it that operate as testing agents for that gym to ensure challengers are up to the task. The Gyms also are known to often get into heated arguments with one another as the Gym Leaders each vying for favour with the royal family.
Throughout the player's journey the player sees the different sides of this effect the royal family has on the people of the region, some acting as almost devout followers believing the Royal family's word as gospel while others are more hesitant or even outright reject the notion of the Royal Family and have become shunned by the other cities as a result. The player learns that Marnie falls under the latter of these as she faces severe difficulty with her own league battles due to the more loyal gyms trying to deny her battles. Bede meanwhile is shown to be one of the more devout individuals in the region, supposedly being a close relative to the royal family he has an extreme trust towards them as he was raised directly under the crown princes.
Sonia's actions in uncovering the past of the Galar Region however throughout the course of the game become more and more damning against the royal family, as the original tale of legend spoke of twin heroes who'd come to protect the people and Pokémon of the Galar Region from a great evil thousands of years ago, helping to establish many of the major cities of the region while also beginning the basis for the Gym system in the Galar Region. As Sonia's investigation unveils further truths, the supposed brilliance of the twin heroes begins to unravel as its revealed many individuals snuffed out from the history of the Galar Region were in fact responsible for some of the actions attributed to the twin heroes. This leads to Sonia and by extension the player and Hop being pressured by some of the Gyms as well as a group known as the Golden Thorns attempting to silence Sonia's documentation, attempting to erase the ruins that had these remaining truths.
During the player's journey, Bede's devotion to the royal family reaches an apex shortly after the player defeats their fourth Gym Leaders, in which Bede attempts on behalf of the Golden Thorns to destroy an ancient structure in the Glimwood Tangle, leading to damage to the surrounding environment as a result. Bede is subsequently shunned for his actions by the crown princes themselves. Bede attempts to rationalize their betrayal against him as he'd been repeatedly encouraged by them to speak out against Sonia, although is fortunate as Bede is taken in by the guardian of the Glimwood Tangle and Gym Leader of Ballonlea Village, Opal. Over the course of the game Bede slowly begins to with the help of Opal understand the reality of the Galar Region and although very reluctant throughout his remaining encounters eventually comes to the aid of Sonia and the player when they're later ambushed by the Golden Thorns showing his rejection of the Royal Family's word.
Hop is shown throughout the game to be a heavily conflicted individual, while initially having no trouble working alongside Sonia while also believing the Royal Family as his brother and the at the time Champion, Leon was a strong supporter of them (a role all previous Champions had also held). As the game progresses however, the divide between the two groups grows and Hop ends up becoming lost in his beliefs, not wanting to go against his brother or his friends, however in a confrontation between Leon and Sonia at Motostoke City over the reliability of the Royal Family, Hop is confronted on his beliefs and initially retreats, refusing to take sides.
Throughout much of the game, Hop remains somewhat distant trying to make sense of the situation, showing a fluctuating belief between who's truth he accepts. Eventually after witnessing a confrontation between Leon and the crown princes, Hop comes to the realization that Leon is effectively trapped in his position and is able to turn against the crown princes, accepting Sonia's findings on the history of the region and helps the player in combating the Golden Thorns.
Marnie is initially shown to be a very reserved character in the plot, generally only encountering the player to battle against them, it is only after the player defeats the third Gym Leader that Marnie begins to open up to the player about her situation, after a brief run-in with the Golden Thorns and then witnessing how others treat her being from Spikemuth City. Marnie explains that she'd gone out to prove that people were wrong to follow the word of the crown princes, much to the reluctance from her brother, Piers. Marnie is shown to have an extremely strong reaction against the crown princes, regarding them with significant hatred, however over the course of the story her tone mellows, realizing that brute force approaches would not work against the crown princes and the Golden Thorns due to the sheer power they held.
Fortunately for Marnie she learns from the Gym Leaders of the region how they each regard the crown princes and helps her piece together a new view of the crown princes, still regarding them with much disdain but believing that through the truths of the past that Sonia had found as well as an underlying reluctance many of the Gym Leaders are shown to hold that they'll be able to overturn the control the royal family has on the Galar Region, eventually convincing her brother that they can help in a way that wouldn't cause harm to others, rallying the people of Spikemuth to help Sonia and the player in getting the true history of the Galar Region out.
The story begins to reach its climax with an incident occurring shortly after the player's battle with Piers, the seventh Gym Leader. The player witnesses strange clouds gathering over the wild areas and finds that hordes of Energized Pokémon have begun to run rampant, threatening the safety of the nearby Towns and Cities of the Galar Region. The player travels across the Wild Areas tracking down and stopping each of the hordes with help from the various townspeople, Gym Leaders and other important characters. Many begin to suspect something is going on in Wyndon as the upper levels of the city where the royal family reside have become locked off from the public and some report seeing the strange clouds originating from that area.
The player eventually tracks down and defeats Raihan, the eighth and final gym leader who is also one of the most devout gym leaders when it comes to trusting the royal family. Despite reluctance, through a conversation with Leon, Raihan gives the player their eighth badge, giving the player permission to enter Champion's Road. The player is on their way out of Hammerlocke Town confronted by the crown princes, Sordward & Shieldbert directly who simply request a battle against the player seeming to harbour no anger towards the player, the player is assisted by Bede and the player is able to defeat the crown princes much to the shock of many as some had regarded the crown princes as undefeatable.
Eventually the player makes their way to Wyndon City and is tasked with successfully traversing Champion's Road, a massive artificial dungeon created long ago to test the skills of the royal guards and contains some of the toughest trainers and Pokémon in the entire region. After successfully surpassing the Champion's Road, the crown princes realizing they have nowhere else to run, eventually reveal their intentions to snuff out the truth of the past and create their own legend of defeating great and mighty Pokémon that threaten the Galar Region, revealing a device known as the Eternal Machine which is powered by a mysterious skull which Sonia recognizes to originating from the strange inscription found on some of the ruins of a Pokémon originating from space believed to have caused the rampaging Pokémon.
The player, Sonia and many others attempt to access the upper levels of Wnydon City, eventually gaining access battling their way through many of the Golden Thorns forces eventually reaching the Wyndon Tower a massive structure where Sordward & Shielbert intended to activate the Eternal Machine, however before doing so are attacked by the Legendary Pokémon, Zacian and Zamazenta. During the player's travels shortly after their various Gym Battles the player seems to catch a glimpse of the two legendaries as its revealed they had mistakenly believed the energy used to energize Pokémon in Gym Battles was the re-emergence of Eternatus, finally being able to track down the Eternal Machine and destroying it.
With the machine destroyed, Sordward & Shielbert realize they have no future where they succeed anymore and demand a battle from the player, using a force field to separate the player and the crown princes from the rest of the group with even Zacian and Zamazenta being unable to break through. Despite the two-on-one situation the player prevails, defeating the two and are eventually captured by the combined might of the people of the Galar Region. Some time passes after this as Zacian and Zamazenta return to the wild to once again hide from people until they're needed again or approached by someone strong enough for them to battle. The player is now able to challenge the league with them initially facing off against their rivals who'd all been able to qualify as well. After defeating the trio, the player goes on to face the Elite Four and finally Leon who apologizes to the player for their actions both against them and Sonia hoping that the player can show him the same strength they had when facing the crown princes.
The story ends with the player finally defeating Leon, signifying the end of the royal family's control over the Galar Region. In the epilogue it's shown that needed improvements to several of the less well-off towns and cities in the Galar Region had begun and that Bede had taken up a role as an apprentice to Opal while Marnie after having completed her initial goal returned to Spikemuth and took over the gym from her brother. Hop is shown to continue training battling against the Elite Four and his brother Leon, hoping to one day surpass him. Lastly it is shown that Sordward & Shielbert along with the rest of the royal family sign off from their family's past acknowledging the true history of the Galar Region and step down from their positions with the Chairman of the Pokémon League, Chairman Rose taking the position.
The Post-Game stories begin once the credits roll as the player wakes up in their bed the following day. After getting dressed and heading downstairs they're greeted by a mailman who drops off three letters to the player, one from the Master Dojo in the Sunter Region which asks the player if they're interested in training to new heights, one from Leon who informs the player that they're invited to a vacation in a neighbouring region and one from Sonia informing the player she's heading to a region to the South to do more research into the history of the Galar Legends. The player is free to choose which order they do the post-games in with the Sunter Region being the easiest and the Etrana Region being the hardest.
===Story of Sunter===
The Story of the Sunter Region focuses around the player's tutelage under former Champion, Mustard who after retirement from the league runs a dojo with his wife, Honey known as the Master Dojo in the Sunter Region. Once the player arrives they learn that alongside them, Bede has also been invited to the Dojo at the behest of Opal who wants Bede to learn from her old rival. Once the player arrives they receive a starter in the form of one of the Sinnoh Starters (Turtwig, Chimchar or Piplup) and later receive a Kubfu once they reach the Master Dojo.
Throughout the plot the player contends with the main rival dojo to the Master Dojo, the Syglai Dojo run by a former student of Mustard known as Tonkatsu. Tonkatsu and Mustard once had a friendly rivalry as Dojo Masters but Tonkatsu's age and loss of his old partner Pokémon left him bitter and resentful, believing he needed to become more powerful. Every year the two dojos would send their best students to battle one another to see which dojo had become stronger, however the year that the player and Bede joined Mustard's Dojo, Tonkatsu devised and put into motion a plan to attain the legendary Pokémon Heatran to assert his Dojo's position of power, due to Tonkatsu's calm and friendly demeanour on the outside many of his students stood by him through these actions and it's only through the player, Bede, Mustard and Honey as well as the Gym Leaders of the Sunter Region that the instructors who work under Tonkatsu learned of the dangers of Heatran being awakened without proper control.
Bede's role in the plot continues where he concluded in the main plot, although free from the grip of the royal family, Opal could only take Bede so far and believes that Bede needs to through a tougher training regime find what would allow him to become the individual to become Opal's successor. Bede eventually comes to understand through meeting the various characters of the Sunter Region that he wants to make others appreciate the innate beauty of battling, this later funnels back into the main plot of the Sunter Region with Bede helping to bring back Mustard's lost enthusiasm for battle by using what he'd learned during his time at the dojo.
The plot culminates with the player and the people of the Master Dojo confronting Tonkatsu and the Syglai Dojo at Boglair Mountain the home of Heatran, after several battles, the instructors of the Syglai Dojo finally speak out against Tonkatsu and help him come to his senses. Tonkatsu realizing that like Mustard he'd lost sight of battling only seeing it as a means to power having forgotten how he and Mustard had first started their rivalry out of the appreciation of battling and improving one's self. Tonkatsu apologizes to his dojo for his actions and steps down as head of the dojo, declaring that he can no longer serve as their leader, disappearing leaving behind a note to Mustard stating that he'll return once he's regained his true appreciation for battling and thanks the Master Dojo and its students for helping him and his Dojo.
===Story of Rudania===
The plot in the Rudania Region centralizes around the search to access to find a Legendary Pokémon believed to reside somewhere in the Rudania Region that supposedly can befriend any Pokémon that exists. Once the player arrives in the Rudania Region, Leon explains that like with the other regions, due to recent events they can't allow the player to bring in Pokémon from the Galar Region so Leon hands the player a new starter set to choose from, in this case the Kalos Starter Pokémon (Chespin, Fennekin & Froakie). After the player has decided, Leon offers the player a battle which they accept. Shortly after the battle, Hop and Marnie arrive with Leon noting that the Rudania region is home to a number of resorts due to its more coastal environment and has many spectacles to see.
The player's journey through the region starts out simply enough with the player visiting various tourist destinations in the area, however pretty quickly, a gang of pirates who operate from a large ship off the coast known as the Hund'rbar Raiders get involved in messing with the player and co. with the group eventually finding out about their intention to acquire pieces of a treasure map said to have been kept by the powerful families in the various towns and cities of the Rudania Region that would reveal the location of a Legendary Pokémon.
During the journey, the player gets much more interactions with Leon than they do in the main game, seeing a side of him that is still guilty over his role in Sordward & Shielbert's influence over the Galar Region and his inability to face against them. Throughout the post-game's plot, Leon struggles with his role in helping a prior villainous group and standing against the Hund'rbar Raiders who repeatedly question what moral standing Leon could have. Eventually Leon learns through several characters found throughout Rudania that while he can't necessarily be immediately rid of the guilt, he can use it as a drive for positive actions and ends up significantly helping, using his contacts in the League to help in stopping the Hund'rbar Raiders.
Hop's journey in the Rudania Region, follows a new interest of Hop's having made many friends with the Pokémon he caught in the Galar Region in spite of the emotional state he was in throughout parts of it, Hop wants to pursue in completing the PokéDex to its fullest, gaining a better understanding of the Pokémon that inhabit their world, believing that through battling and the time he spends with his Pokémon he can achieve the journey he had dreamed off since he was young of what travelling with Pokémon would be like. By the end of the plot, Hop admits that the player is simply stronger than him and that he's unlikely to ever fully match the player's power and instead believes they should keep battling to learn more about their Pokémon.
Marnie's plot primarily revolves around her dealing with the aftermath of the events of the main plot, though the Royal Family had been removed from power, helping to restore some of the honour Spikemuth City had lost over the years, she still believes that there is much more she must do to help her city regrow. Throughout the journey through the Rudania Region, Marnie meets various characters in the cities and towns of the Rudania Region who provide Marnie with support and information about how they've taken care of their towns and cities over generations and some even seek new opportunities, eventually heading to Spikemuth City to help Marnie in her efforts to regrow the city to its once former glory.
The plot eventually reaches its peak, with much of the people of Rudania, (who are notably more lax about the presence of the Hund'rbar Raiders than the player and co.) along with the player's group and League Officials confronting the Hund'rbar Raiders at Strayhaven Temple a massive underwater temple constructed as a monument to the legendary Pokémon of the oceans. Reaching the lowest chamber of the temple, the group discover an egg located deep within the temple, the player is able to successfully stop the Hund'rbar Raiders before they steal the egg, and the group are stopped and arrested by the League Officials before being handed off to the International Police. The player is permitted to keep the egg, with the League noting that they'd feared the Legendary Pokémon the Hund'rbar Raiders would find would be Kyogre but know from previous encounters with similar eggs that this is not that legendary Pokémon and wish the player luck in caring for the Pokémon that hatches from the egg.
===Story of Etrana===
Once the player decides to head to the Etrana Region they'll arriva via train in Brinde City meeting up with Sonia who arrived in the region to explore about possible information about Galar's history and the surrounding regions. Shortly after doing some exploring, the player and Sonia find out that Sordward & Shielbert have also come to the Etrana Region, although initially extremely suspicious as to their reason for being in the region, the twins swear to the player and Sonia that they have done away with their old ways, pointing out their change in attire to a more casual style of clothing as their change of heart. To show thanks the player actually receives their starter for this region from the crown princes, in this case the choice being between the Hoenn Starters (Treecko, Torchic & Mudkip). After choosing and having a battle with each of the twins the duo head off wishing the player and Sonia an enjoyable trek across the region.
The main plot of Etrana focuses around a cult that has made their presence known in the region following the failure of Sordward & Shielbert, this cult is shown to be an underground sect that had worked within various branches of power throughout Galar including having some ability to control the royal family through an advisory position. The cult is known as the Eternatus Cult and seeks to resurrect the legendary Pokémon believing it can bring about a new age and put their group in power. According to their grunts to do this they need to drain the power from other powerful Pokémon and so are going around the region tracking down and capturing various legendary Pokémon known as the Six Divines of Etrana which are special variants of the Pokémon; Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, Raikou, Entei & Suicune found in the Etrana Region.
During the plot the player and Sonia also learn a considerable amount about Galar's past, including the original Darkest Day and how it influenced the other regions and the prosperity that came from Zacian and Zamazenta allowed the Galarian Kings to exert pressure on other regions as a result. The player also learns about various other legendary Pokémon who were involved in the Darkest Day either fighting alongside the twin Legendary Pokémon or ones that had supposedly betrayed them. The player battles Sonia several times throughout your travels as she believes that by keeping up with the player she'll be able to handle any threats like what she'd dealt with in the Galar Region.
Sordward & Shielbert although appearing only a handful of times throughout the plot are shown to be atoning for their actions during the main plot, attempting to help the people of the Etrana Region in various ways, this tends to end up being comedic due to how out of touch with regular people the twins are, however throughout the plot the twins are shown to genuinely change even helping the player and Sonia later on in the game when the Eternatus Cult threatens them.
The main plot reaches its climax after the Six Divines of Etrana are captured by teh Eternatus Cult, attempting to stop the group at the Rudite Manor, the player and Sonia are too late as the cult uses a strange machine along with the recovered skull of Eternatus and the Six Divines to re-summon the powerful legendary Pokémon. After it is summoned however a strange distortion forms around Eternatus and some of the cult members including their leader who disappear. The player and Sonia find out that Eternatus was detected immediately by an ancient spirit located in the Eternal Forest which banished it back to the time of its defeat, this Pokémon known as Calyrex is revealed to have been a secret member of the group of legendary Pokémon that stopped Eternatus long ago and used powerful sealing techniques to imprison the legendary Pokémon within its own mind.
The Etrana Region has only three Gym Leaders the player battles up to this point, each part of a family that has long taken care of the people of the Etrana Region acting in a similar position to Sordward & Shielbert although are regarded in a much more positive light due to their down to earth attitudes, the palyer and Sonia learn about Calyrex from the eldest of the three Gym Leaders who explains that Calyrex kept its existence a secret to almost everyone and only trusted the Gym Leaders' family to hold the secret throughout multiple generations.
The player, Sonia and the Gym Leaders head to the Eternal Forest where after a short scuffle with more Eternatus Cult members the group find the King's Grove a small area where they find a monument to the Pokémon, although seeking to call on Calyrex, the player is initially attacked by several wild Pokémon protecting Calyrex including Pokémon displaced by time, it is revealed after the fifth battle that the Time Travel Pokémon, Celebi was responsible for the attacks and along with Calyrex reveals itself to the player, Sonia and the Gym Leaders seeming to apologize for the attacks, the eldest Gym Leader pleads with Calyrex to send them back in time to stop the Eternatus Cult and Eternatus before it regains its true power.
Calyrex accepts the plead and using Celebi's time travel sends the group back in time, the group arrive in a far more ancient Eternal Forest where they're greeted by a man who notes he is part of the Etrana Tribes in the area and mentions that Calyrex had told him about the player and co.'s arrival. The man attempts to help the player and co. navigate the ancient Eternal Forest which is a complete maze due to the lack of any of the ancient monuments that can orientate the player. Eventually the group come across the Eternatus Leader and Eternatus itself, seeming to have been weakened by already being attacked by several other members of the Etrana Tribes.
The player battles the Cult leader defeating them, though they attempt to call upon Eternatus for power, Calyrex stops them, using its psychic energy to subdue the individual trapping them in a jail made of roots. The player goes over to confront Eternatus, the eldest Gym Leader noting that without the power it once had Eternatus is behaving like any regular Pokémon and suggests the player either capture it or defeat it noting that Calyrex will likely keep it in its dormant state if the latter. After the player makes their decision the group eventually return to the King's Grove where they bid farewell to the Etranan man who helped them and also to Calyrex and Celebi. The player and Sonia eventually return to Brinde City having completed her work Sonia intends to work on updating the history of Galar with the new information from the region, the player and Sonia have a double battle against Sordward & Shielbert who note that they're going to stay in the Etrana Region learning from the Gym Leaders on how to help the people of Galar. After this the player battles Sonia who seeks to prove her capability as a trainer to the player, after the battle, Sonia heads off ahead of the player who is stopped by a voice. Turning around they see the man from ancient past Eternal Forest, he notes that he couldn't reveal it at the time however reveals to the player that he is the leader of the Etranan Tribes from the ancient past and how him and Calyrex had been ancient companions since his youth, the Etranan Leader asks the player to battle them and the player accepts, finishing the post-game by defeating him, as the Etranan Leader thanks the player for the hearty battle he wonders if the player will find his friends hidden across the region.
==PokéDex==
===PokéDex List===
====Galar Dex====
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
Grookey 	001 (810) 	Chimp 	Grass 	Grass
Thwackey 	002 (811) 	Beat 	Grass 	Grass
Rillaboom 	003 (812) 	Drummer 	Grass 	Grass
Scorbunny 	004 (813) 	Rabbit 	Fire 	Fire
Raboot 	005 (814) 	Rabbit 	Fire 	Fire
Cinderace 	006 (815) 	Striker 	Fire 	Fire
Sobble 	007 (816) 	Water Lizard 	Water 	Water
Drizzile 	008 (817) 	Water Lizard 	Water 	Water
Inteleon 	009 (818) 	Water Lizard 	Water 	Water
Grubbin 	010 (736) 	Larva 	Bug 	Bug
Charjabug 	011 (737) 	Battery 	Bug 	Electric
Vikavolt 	012 (738) 	Stag Beetle 	Bug 	Electric
Rookidee 	013 (819) 	Tiny Bird 	Flying 	Flying
Corvisquire 	014 (820) 	Raven 	Flying 	Flying
Corviknight 	015 (821) 	Raven 	Flying 	Steel
Skwovet 	016 (822) 	Cheeky 	Normal 	Normal
Greedent 	017 (823) 	Greedy 	Normal 	Normal
Wooloo 	018 (824) 	Sheep 	Normal 	Normal
Dubwool 	019 (825) 	Sheep 	Normal 	Normal
Wuldaram 	020 (826) 	Ram 	Normal 	Fighting
Nawaillow 	021 (827) 	Nurture 	Normal 	Psychic
Mudbray 	022 (749) 	Donkey 	Ground 	Ground
Mudsdale 	023 (750) 	Draft Horse 	Ground 	Ground
Ralts 	024 (280) 	Feeling 	Psychic 	Fairy
Kirlia 	025 (281) 	Emotion 	Psychic 	Fairy
Gardevoir 	026 (282) 	Embrace 	Psychic 	Fairy
Gallade 	027 (475) 	Blade 	Psychic 	Fighting
Applin 	028 (828) 	Apple Core 	Grass 	Dragon
Flapple 	029 (829) 	Apple Wing 	Grass 	Dragon
Gildelcid 	030 (830) 	Golden Apple 	Grass 	Dragon
Appletun 	031 (831) 	Apple Nectar 	Grass 	Dragon
Hokumton 	032 (832) 	Grand Apple 	Grass 	Dragon
Blipbug 	033 (833) 	Larva 	Bug 	Bug
Dottler 	034 (834) 	Radome 	Bug 	Psychic
Orbeetle 	035 (835) 	Seven Spot 	Bug 	Psychic
Tristoodle 	036 (836) 	Invasive 	Bug 	Ghost
Caterpie 	037 (010) 	Worm 	Bug 	Bug
Metapod 	038 (011) 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Bug
Butterfree 	039 (012) 	Butterfly 	Bug 	Flying
Hoothoot 	040 (163) 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Noctowl 	041 (164) 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Pidove 	042 (519) 	Tiny Pigeon 	Normal 	Flying
Tranquill 	043 (520) 	Wild Pigeon 	Normal 	Flying
Unfezant 	044 (521) 	Proud 	Normal 	Flying
Nickit 	045 (837) 	Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Thievul 	046 (838) 	Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Budew 	047 (406) 	Bud 	Grass 	Poison
Roselia 	048 (315) 	Thorn 	Grass 	Poison
Roserade 	049 (407) 	Bouquet 	Grass 	Poison
Celarosau 	050 (839) 	Metallic Petal 	Grass 	Steel
Peatella 	051 (840) 	Single Pea 	Grass 	Grass
Lathystem 	052 (841) 	Pea Pod 	Grass 	Grass
Gossifleur 	053 (842) 	Flowering 	Grass 	Grass
Eldegoss 	054 (843) 	Cotton Bloom 	Grass 	Grass
Chewtle 	055 (844) 	Snapping 	Water 	Water
Drednaw 	056 (845) 	Bite 	Water 	Rock
Tortaicate 	057 (846) 	Lockjaw 	Water 	Rock
Magikarp 	058 (129) 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Gyarados 	059 (130) 	Atrocious 	Water 	Flying
Goldeen 	060 (118) 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
Seaking 	061 (119) 	Goldfish 	Water 	Water
Shellos 	062 (422) 	Sea Slug 	Water 	Water
Gastrodon 	063 (423) 	Sea Slug 	Water 	Ground
Delibird 	064 (225) 	Delivery 	Ice 	Flying
Wingull 	065 (278) 	Seagull 	Water 	Flying
Pelipper 	066 (279) 	Water Bird 	Water 	Flying
Krabby 	067 (098) 	River Crab 	Water 	Water
Kingler 	068 (099) 	Pincer 	Water 	Water
Remoraid 	069 (223) 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Octillery 	070 (224) 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Shellder 	071 (090) 	Bivalve 	Water 	Water
Cloyster 	072 (091) 	Cloyster 	Water 	Ice
Pyukumuku 	073 (771) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Owaliwalia 	074 (942) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Chinchou 	075 (170) 	Angler 	Water 	Electric
Lanturn 	076 (171) 	Light 	Water 	Electric
Shuckle 	077 (213) 	Mold 	Bug 	Rock
Wimpod 	078 (767) 	Turn Tail 	Bug 	Water
Golisopod 	079 (768) 	Hard Scale 	Bug 	Water
Binacle 	080 (688) 	Two-Handed 	Rock 	Water
Barbaracle 	081 (689) 	Collective 	Rock 	Water
Mantyke 	082 (458) 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Mantine 	083 (226) 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Purrloin 	084 (509) 	Devious 	Dark 	Dark
Liepard 	085 (510) 	Cruel 	Dark 	Dark
Minccino 	086 (572) 	Chinchilla 	Normal 	Normal
Cinccino 	087 (573) 	Scarf 	Normal 	Normal
Cufant 	088 (847) 	Copperderm 	Steel 	Steel
Copperajah 	089 (848) 	Copperderm 	Steel 	Steel
Seedot 	090 (273) 	Acorn 	Grass 	Grass
Nuzleaf 	091 (274) 	Wily 	Grass 	Dark
Shiftry 	092 (275) 	Wicked 	Grass 	Dark
Bounsweet 	093 (761) 	Fruit 	Grass 	Grass
Steenee 	094 (762) 	Fruit 	Grass 	Grass
Tsareena 	095 (763) 	Fruit 	Grass 	Grass
Oddish 	096 (043) 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
Gloom 	097 (044) 	Weed 	Grass 	Poison
Vileplume 	098 (045) 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
Bellossom 	099 (182) 	Flower 	Grass 	Grass
Nincada 	100 (290) 	Trainee 	Bug 	Ground
Ninjask 	101 (291) 	Ninja 	Bug 	Flying
Shedinja 	102 (292) 	Shed 	Bug 	Ghost
Farfetch'd 	103 (083) 	Wild Duck 	Fighting	Fighting
Sirfetch'd 	104 (849) 	Wild Duck 	Fighting	Fighting
Cottonee 	105 (546) 	Cotton Puff 	Grass 	Fairy
Whimsicott 	106 (547) 	Windveiled 	Grass 	Fairy
Corphish 	107 (341) 	Ruffian 	Water 	Water
Crawdaunt 	108 (342) 	Rogue 	Water 	Dark
Ocuscular 	109 (850) 	Crayfish 	Water 	Water
Craywave 	110 (851) 	Crayfish 	Water 	Water
Wishiwashi 	111 (746) 	Small Fry 	Water 	Water
Barboach 	112 (339) 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
Whiscash 	113 (340) 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
Munna 	114 (517) 	Dream Eater 	Psychic 	Psychic
Musharna 	115 (518) 	Drowsing 	Psychic 	Psychic
Klink 	116 (599) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Klang 	117 (600) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Klinklang 	118 (601) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Bronzor 	119 (436) 	Bronze 	Steel 	Psychic
Bronzong 	120 (437) 	Bronze Bell 	Steel 	Psychic
Stunky 	121 (434) 	Skunk 	Poison 	Dark
Skuntank 	122 (435) 	Skunk 	Poison 	Dark
Machop 	123 (066) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Machoke 	124 (067) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Machamp 	125 (068) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Diggrator 	126 (852) 	Digging 	Ground 	Ground
Graverbe 	127 (853) 	Excavator 	Ground 	Ground
Rolycoly 	128 (854) 	Coal 	Rock 	Rock
Carkol 	129 (855) 	Coal 	Rock 	Fire
Coalossal 	130 (856) 	Coal 	Rock 	Fire
Diglett 	131 (050) 	Mole 	Ground 	Ground
Dugtrio 	132 (051) 	Mole 	Ground 	Ground
Dacomotor 	133 (857) 	Peppy 	Electric	Electric
Synclator 	134 (858) 	High Energy 	Electric	Rock
Phasivoltor 	135 (859) 	High Energy 	Electric	Rock
Yamper 	136 (860) 	Puppy 	Electric	Electric
Boltund 	137 (861) 	Racing Dog 	Electric	Electric
Statheruff 	138 (862) 	Herding Dog 	Electric	Fairy
Mastimesa 	139 (863) 	Powerful Dog 	Electric	Ground
Electrike 	140 (309) 	Lightning 	Electric	Electric
Manectric 	141 (310) 	Discharge 	Electric	Electric
Growlithe 	142 (058) 	Puppy 	Fire 	Fire
Arcanine 	143 (059) 	Legendary 	Fire 	Fire
Trubbish 	144 (568) 	Trash Bag 	Poison 	Poison
Garbodor 	145 (569) 	Trash Heap 	Poison 	Poison
Arhrorn 	146 (864) 	Hunter 	Fighting	Fighting
Huntrabrush 	147 (865) 	Hunter 	Fighting	Ghost
Combee 	148 (415) 	Tiny Bee 	Bug 	Flying
Vespiquen 	149 (416) 	Beehive 	Bug 	Flying
Cherubi 	150 (420) 	Cherry 	Grass 	Grass
Cherrim 	151 (421) 	Blossom 	Grass 	Grass
Sizzlipede 	152 (866) 	Radiator 	Fire 	Bug
Centiskorch 	153 (867) 	Radiator 	Fire 	Bug
Espurr 	154 (677) 	Restraint 	Psychic 	Psychic
Meowstic 	155 (678) 	Constraint 	Psychic 	Psychic
Calcelavee 	156 (868) 	Foul 	Poison 	Poison
Nuckevile 	157 (869) 	Vile 	Poison 	Poison
Bonsly 	158 (438) 	Bonsai 	Rock 	Rock
Sudowoodo 	159 (185) 	Imitation 	Rock 	Rock
Mimikyu 	160 (778) 	Disguise 	Ghost 	Fairy
Morelull 	161 (755) 	Illuminating 	Grass 	Fairy
Shiinotic 	162 (756) 	Illuminating 	Grass 	Fairy
Vulpix 	163 (037) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Ninetales 	164 (038) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Pumpkaboo 	165 (710) 	Pumpkin 	Ghost 	Grass
Gourgeist 	166 (711) 	Pumpkin 	Ghost 	Grass
Pandula 	167 (870) 	Cub 	Grass 	Grass
Lavenbear 	168 (871) 	Aromatic 	Grass 	Fighting
Impidimp 	169 (872) 	Wily 	Dark 	Fairy
Morgrem 	170 (873) 	Devious 	Dark 	Fairy
Grimmsnarl 	171 (874) 	Bulk Up 	Dark 	Fairy
Hatenna 	172 (875) 	Calm 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hattrem 	173 (876) 	Serene 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hatterene 	174 (877) 	Silent 	Psychic 	Fairy
Ponyta 	175 (077) 	Unique Horn 	Psychic 	Psychic
Rapidash 	176 (078) 	Unique Horn 	Psychic 	Fairy
Phantump 	177 (708) 	Stump 	Ghost 	Grass
Trevenant 	178 (709) 	Elder Tree 	Ghost 	Grass
Oranguru 	179 (765) 	Sage 	Normal 	Psychic
Passimian 	180 (766) 	Teamwork 	Fighting	Fighting
Lotad 	181 (270) 	Water Weed 	Water 	Grass
Lombre 	182 (271) 	Jolly 	Water 	Grass
Ludicolo 	183 (272) 	Carefree 	Water 	Grass
Wooper 	184 (194) 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
Quagsire 	185 (195) 	Water Fish 	Water 	Ground
Tympole 	186 (535) 	Tadpole 	Water 	Water
Palpitoad 	187 (536) 	Vibration 	Water 	Ground
Seismitoad 	188 (537) 	Vibration 	Water 	Ground
Feebas 	189 (349) 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Milotic 	190 (350) 	Tender 	Water 	Water
Dewpider 	191 (751) 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
Araquanid 	192 (752) 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
Stunfisk 	193 (618) 	Trap 	Ground 	Steel
Goomy 	194 (704) 	Soft Tissue 	Dragon 	Dragon
Sliggoo 	195 (705) 	Soft Tissue 	Dragon 	Dragon
Goodra 	196 (706) 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Dragon
Stufful 	197 (759) 	Flailing 	Normal 	Fighting
Bewear 	198 (760) 	Strong Arm 	Normal 	Fighting
Agitacub 	199 (878) 	Badger 	Dark 	Dark
Dagradger 	200 (879) 	Badger 	Dark 	Dark
Psyoshe 	201 (880) 	Third Eye 	Psychic 	Psychic
Pulsavole 	202 (881) 	Future Sight 	Psychic 	Psychic
Snover 	203 (459) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Abomasnow 	204 (460) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Pancham 	205 (674) 	Playful 	Fighting	Fighting
Pangoro 	206 (675) 	Daunting 	Fighting	Dark
Duskull 	207 (355) 	Requiem 	Ghost 	Ghost
Dusclops 	208 (356) 	Beckon 	Ghost 	Ghost
Dusknoir 	209 (477) 	Gripper 	Ghost 	Ghost
Woobat 	210 (527) 	Bat 	Psychic 	Flying
Swoobat 	211 (528) 	Courting 	Psychic 	Flying
Swirlix 	212 (684) 	Cotton Candy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Slurpuff 	213 (685) 	Meringue 	Fairy 	Fairy
Macacreme 	214 (882) 	Macaron 	Fairy 	Fairy
Joltik 	215 (595) 	Attaching 	Bug 	Electric
Galvantula 	216 (596) 	EleSpider 	Bug 	Electric
Drilbur 	217 (529) 	Mole 	Ground 	Ground
Excadrill 	218 (530) 	Subterrene 	Ground 	Steel
Roggenrola 	219 (524) 	Mantle 	Rock 	Rock
Boldore 	220 (525) 	Ore 	Rock 	Rock
Gigalith 	221 (526) 	Compressed 	Rock 	Rock
Pawniard 	222 (624) 	Sharp Blade 	Dark 	Steel
Bisharp 	223 (625) 	Sword Blade 	Dark 	Steel
Thodornli 	224 (883) 	Runic 	Poison 	Ground
Terearitt 	225 (884) 	Runic 	Poison 	Ground
Rhyhorn 	226 (111) 	Spikes 	Ground 	Rock
Rhydon 	227 (112) 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Rhyperior 	228 (464) 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Torkoal 	229 (324) 	Coal 	Fire 	Fire
Scraggy 	230 (559) 	Shedding 	Dark 	Fighting
Scrafty 	231 (560) 	Hoodlum 	Dark 	Fighting
Salandit 	232 (757) 	Toxic Lizard 	Poison 	Fire
Salazzle 	233 (758) 	Toxic Lizard 	Poison 	Fire
Skorupi 	234 (451) 	Scorpion 	Poison 	Bug
Drapion 	235 (452) 	Ogre Scorpion 	Poison 	Dark
Maractus 	236 (556) 	Cactus 	Grass 	Grass
Hippopotas 	237 (449) 	Hippo 	Ground 	Ground
Hippowdon 	238 (450) 	Heavyweight 	Ground 	Ground
Trapinch 	239 (328) 	Ant Pit 	Ground 	Ground
Vibrava 	240 (329) 	Vibration 	Ground 	Dragon
Flygon 	241 (330) 	Mystic 	Ground 	Dragon
Baltoy 	242 (343) 	Clay Doll 	Ground 	Psychic
Claydol 	243 (345) 	Clay Doll 	Ground 	Psychic
Golett 	244 (622) 	Automaton 	Ground 	Ghost
Golurk 	245 (623) 	Automaton 	Ground 	Ghost
Sigilyph 	246 (561) 	Avianoid 	Psychic 	Flying
Silicobra 	247 (885) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Sandaconda 	248 (886) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Cubrass 	249 (887) 	Playful 	Ground 	Ground
Leostronal 	250 (888) 	Pride 	Ground 	Ground
Pagardlion 	251 (889) 	Pride 	Ground 	Psychic
Domural 	252 (890) 	Spirit Needle 	Psychic 	Psychic
Temavilion 	253 (891) 	Spirit Weaver 	Psychic 	Ghost
Yamask 	254 (562) 	Spirit 	Ground 	Ghost
Runerigus 	255 (892) 	Grudge 	Ground 	Ghost
Cofagrigus 	256 (563) 	Coffin 	Ghost 	Ghost
Honedge 	257 (679) 	Sword 	Steel 	Ghost
Doublade 	258 (680) 	Sword 	Steel 	Ghost
Aegislash 	259 (681) 	Royal Sword 	Steel 	Ghost
Warallore 	260 (893) 	Protector 	Fairy 	Steel
Fortiadow 	261 (894) 	Protector 	Fairy 	Steel
Sinistea 	262 (895) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Polteageist 	263 (896) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Bunnelby 	264 (659) 	Digging 	Normal 	Normal
Diggersby 	265 (660) 	Digging 	Normal 	Ground
Natu 	266 (177) 	Tiny Bird 	Psychic 	Flying
Xatu 	267 (178) 	Mystic 	Psychic 	Flying
Timburr 	268 (532) 	Muscular 	Fighting	Fighting
Gurdurr 	269 (533) 	Muscular 	Fighting	Fighting
Conkeldurr 	270 (534) 	Muscular 	Fighting	Fighting
Spritzee 	271 (682) 	Perfume 	Fairy 	Fairy
Aromatisse 	272 (683) 	Fragrance 	Fairy 	Fairy
Croagunk 	273 (453) 	Toxic Mouth 	Poison 	Fighting
Toxicroak 	274 (454) 	Toxic Mouth 	Poison 	Fighting
Dwebble 	275 (557) 	Rock Inn 	Bug 	Rock
Crustle 	276 (558) 	Stone Home 	Bug 	Rock
Helioptile 	277 (694) 	Generator 	Electric	Normal
Heliolisk 	278 (695) 	Generator 	Electric	Normal
Jangmo-o 	279 (782) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Dragon
Hakamo-o 	280 (783) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Fighting
Kommo-o 	281 (784) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Fighting
Puffabub 	282 (897) 	Bubble Coat 	Water 	Water
Bublsya 	283 (898) 	Bubble Coat 	Water 	Water
Hydroffin 	284 (899) 	Ocean Coat 	Water 	Water
Drifloon 	285 (425) 	Balloon 	Ghost 	Flying
Drifblim 	286 (426) 	Blimp 	Ghost 	Flying
Pichu 	287 (172) 	Tiny Mouse 	Electric	Electric
Pikachu 	288 (025) 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
Raichu 	289 (026) 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
Munchlax 	290 (446) 	Big Eater 	Normal 	Normal
Snorlax 	291 (143) 	Sleeping 	Normal 	Normal
Togepi 	292 (175) 	Spike Ball 	Fairy 	Fairy
Togetic 	293 (176) 	Happiness 	Fairy 	Flying
Togekiss 	294 (468) 	Jubilee 	Fairy 	Flying
Riolu 	295 (447) 	Emanation 	Fighting	Fighting
Lucario 	296 (448) 	Aura 	Fighting	Steel
Chaini 	297 (900) 	Kinship 	Fighting	Fighting
Falinks 	298 (901) 	Formation 	Fighting	Fighting
Araclash 	299 (902) 	One-Man Army 	Fighting	Steel
Gladigonix 	300 (903) 	Formation 	Fighting	Fighting
Drampa 	301 (780) 	Placid 	Normal 	Dragon
Zhularate 	302 (904) 	Elegance 	Normal 	Dragon
Turtonator 	303 (776) 	Blast Turtle 	Fire 	Dragon
Stonjourner 	304 (905) 	Big Rock 	Rock 	Rock
Noibat 	305 (714) 	Sound Wave 	Flying 	Dragon
Noivern 	306 (715) 	Sound Wave 	Flying 	Dragon
Throh 	307 (538) 	Judo 	Fighting	Fighting
Sawk 	308 (539) 	Karate 	Fighting	Fighting
Koffing 	309 (109) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Weezing 	310 (110) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Fairy
Durant 	311 (632) 	Iron Ant 	Bug 	Steel
Heatmor 	312 (631) 	Anteater 	Fire 	Fire
Darumaka 	313 (554) 	Zen Charm 	Ice 	Ice
Darmanitan 	314 (555) 	Zen Charm 	Ice 	Ice
Duraludon 	315 (906) 	Alloy 	Steel 	Dragon
Fiercline 	316 (907) 	Feline 	Normal 	Fighting
Wilazor 	317 (908) 	Sharp Claw 	Normal 	Fighting
Larvitar 	318 (246) 	Rock Skin 	Rock 	Ground
Pupitar 	319 (247) 	Hard Shell 	Rock 	Ground
Tyranitar 	320 (248) 	Armor 	Rock 	Dark
Onix 	321 (095) 	Rock Snake 	Rock 	Ground
Steelix 	322 (208) 	Iron Snake 	Steel 	Ground
Wynaut 	323 (360) 	Bright 	Psychic 	Psychic
Wobbuffet 	324 (202) 	Patient 	Psychic 	Psychic
Chikawyrm 	325 (909) 	Feathered 	Dragon 	Dragon
Cluckalisk 	326 (910) 	Basilisk 	Dragon 	Dragon
Sableye 	327 (302) 	Darkness 	Dark 	Ghost
Mawile 	328 (303) 	Deceiver 	Steel 	Fairy
Axew 	329 (610) 	Tusk 	Dragon 	Dragon
Fraxure 	330 (611) 	Axe Jaw 	Dragon 	Dragon
Haxorus 	331 (612) 	Axe Jaw 	Dragon 	Dragon
Lunatone 	332 (337) 	Meteorite 	Rock 	Psychic
Solrock 	333 (338) 	Meteorite 	Rock 	Psychic
Milcery 	334 (911) 	Cream 	Fairy 	Fairy
Alcremie 	335 (912) 	Cream 	Fairy 	Fairy
Desterifle 	336 (913) 	Dessert 	Fairy 	Fire
Ditto 	337 (132) 	Transform 	Normal 	Normal
Rufflet 	338 (627) 	Eaglet 	Normal 	Flying
Braviary 	339 (628) 	Valiant 	Normal 	Flying
Vullaby 	340 (629) 	Diapered 	Dark 	Flying
Mandibuzz 	341 (630) 	Bone Vulture 	Dark 	Flying
Bocoo 	342 (914) 	Baby Cow 	Normal 	Normal
Bovalach 	343 (915) 	Herd 	Normal 	Normal
Mime Jr. 	344 (439) 	Mime 	Psychic 	Fairy
Mr. Mime 	345 (122) 	Dancing 	Ice 	Psychic
Mr. Rime 	346 (916) 	Comedian 	Ice 	Psychic
Cleffa 	347 (173) 	Star Shape 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefairy 	348 (035) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefable 	349 (036) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Elgyem 	350 (605) 	Cerebral 	Psychic 	Psychic
Beheeyem 	351 (606) 	Cerebral 	Psychic 	Psychic
Huwhells 	352 (917) 	Wonderworld 	Psychic 	Psychic
Cubchoo 	353 (613) 	Chill 	Ice 	Ice
Beartic 	354 (614) 	Freezing 	Ice 	Ice
Sneasel 	355 (215) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Weavile 	356 (461) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Hawlucha 	357 (701) 	Wrestling 	Fighting	Flying
Bergmite 	358 (712) 	Ice Chunk 	Ice 	Ice
Avalugg 	359 (713) 	Iceberg 	Ice 	Ice
Snoreche 	360 (918) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Eiscue 	361 (919) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Celsihopper 	362 (920) 	Sub-Zero 	Ice 	Water
Cutiefly 	363 (742) 	Bee Fly 	Bug 	Fairy
Ribombee 	364 (743) 	Bee Fly 	Bug 	Fairy
Eevee 	365 (133) 	Evolution 	Normal 	Normal
Vaporeon 	366 (134) 	Bubble Jet 	Water 	Water
Jolteon 	367 (135) 	Lightning 	Electric	Electric
Flareon 	368 (136) 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Espeon 	369 (196) 	Sun 	Psychic 	Psychic
Umbreon 	370 (197) 	Moonlight 	Dark 	Dark
Leafeon 	371 (470) 	Verdant 	Grass 	Grass
Glaceon 	372 (471) 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Sylveon 	373 (700) 	Intertwining 	Fairy 	Fairy
Karrablast 	374 (588) 	Clamping 	Bug 	Bug
Escavalier 	375 (589) 	Cavalry 	Bug 	Steel
Mitacia 	376 (921) 	Beetle 	Bug 	Bug
Vulgreetle 	377 (922) 	Poison Dust 	Bug 	Poison
Shelmet 	378 (616) 	Snail 	Bug 	Bug
Accelgor 	379 (617) 	Shell Out 	Bug 	Bug
Snom 	380 (923) 	Worm 	Ice 	Bug
Frosmoth 	381 (924) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Bergtosk 	382 (925) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Ilebud 	383 (926) 	Berry 	Grass 	Grass
Holleaf 	384 (927) 	Holly Branch 	Grass 	Grass
Blossifolium	385 (928) 	Holly Tree 	Grass 	Fairy
Dreepy 	386 (1127)	Lingering 	Dragon 	Ghost
Drakloak 	387 (1128)	Caretaker 	Dragon 	Ghost
Dragapult 	388 (1129)	Stealth 	Dragon 	Ghost
Corsola 	389 (222) 	Coral 	Ghost 	Ghost
Cursola 	390 (929) 	Coral 	Ghost 	Ghost
Inkay 	391 (686) 	Revolving 	Dark 	Psychic
Malamar 	392 (687) 	Overturning 	Dark 	Psychic
Mareanie 	393 (747) 	Brutal Star 	Poison 	Water
Toxapex 	394 (748) 	Brutal Star 	Poison 	Water
Clobbopus 	395 (937) 	Tantrum 	Fighting	Fighting
Grapploct 	396 (938) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Fighting
Lunujudo 	397 (939) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Water
Pincurchin 	398 (940) 	Sea Urchin 	Electric	Electric
Thundreefle 	399 (941) 	Sea Urchin 	Electric	Electric
Thermoid 	400 (943) 	Sea Entity 	Fire 	Fire
Volcazoic 	401 (944) 	Sea Entity 	Fire 	Fire
Munshyll 	402 (930) 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Fairy
Jelluna 	403 (931) 	Lunar 	Water 	Fairy
Cubliath 	404 (932) 	Seal Pup 	Water 	Water
Glesealt 	405 (933) 	Speckled 	Water 	Water
Frillish 	406 (592) 	Floating 	Water 	Ghost
Jellicent 	407 (593) 	Floating 	Water 	Ghost
Wailmer 	408 (320) 	Ball Whale 	Water 	Water
Wailord 	409 (321) 	Float Whale 	Water 	Water
Fiddalax 	410 (934) 	Fry 	Water 	Water
Dicellarchus	411 (935) 	Bass 	Water 	Water
Bassentrar 	412 (936) 	Big Fin 	Water 	Water
Dhelmise 	413 (781) 	Sea Creeper 	Ghost 	Grass
Zigzagoon 	414 (263) 	Tiny Raccoon 	Dark 	Normal
Linoone 	415 (264) 	Rushing 	Dark 	Normal
Obstagoon 	416 (945) 	Blocking 	Dark 	Normal
Gastly 	417 (092) 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
Haunter 	418 (093) 	Gas 	Ghost 	Poison
Gengar 	419 (094) 	Shadow 	Ghost 	Poison
Gothita 	420 (574) 	Fixation 	Psychic 	Psychic
Gothorita 	421 (575) 	Manipulate 	Psychic 	Psychic
Gothitelle 	422 (576) 	Astral Body 	Psychic 	Psychic
Solosis 	423 (577) 	Cell 	Psychic 	Psychic
Duosion 	424 (578) 	Mitosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
Reuniclus 	425 (579) 	Multiplying 	Psychic 	Psychic
Indeedee 	426 (946) 	Emotion 	Psychic 	Normal
Tinilida 	427 (947) 	Worm 	Rock 	Rock
Anarthyrm 	428 (948) 	Earthquake 	Rock 	Dragon
Tyrogue 	429 (236) 	Scuffle 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonlee 	430 (106) 	Kicking 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonchan 	431 (107) 	Punching 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmontop 	432 (237) 	Handstand 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonchi 	433 (949) 	Martial Arts 	Fighting	Fighting
Meowth 	434 (052) 	Scratch Cat 	Steel 	Steel
Perrserker 	435 (950) 	Viking 	Steel 	Steel
Persian 	436 (053) 	Classy Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Chinax 	437 (951) 	Curious 	Fairy 	Fairy
Plumaruff 	438 (952) 	Plumage 	Fairy 	Flying
Ruffulage 	439 (953) 	Plumage 	Fairy 	Flying
Ermini 	440 (954) 	Stoat 	Normal 	Normal
Mustellash 	441 (955) 	Alert 	Normal 	Normal
Ferroseed 	442 (597) 	Thorn Seed 	Grass 	Steel
Ferrothorn 	443 (598) 	Thorn Pod 	Grass 	Steel
Toxel 	444 (956) 	Baby 	Electric	Poison
Toxtricity 	445 (957) 	Punk 	Electric	Poison
Morpeko 	446 (958) 	Two-Sided 	Electric	Dark
Thundritohm 	447 (959) 	Thunderstorm 	Electric	Dark
Togedemaru 	448 	Roly-Poly 	Electric	Steel
Basculin 	449 	Hostile 	Water 	Water
Arrokuda 	450 (960) 	Rush 	Water 	Water
Barraskewda 	451 (961) 	Skewer 	Water 	Water
Qwilfish 	452 (211) 	Balloon 	Water 	Poison
Herkerel 	453 (962) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Crowkerel 	454 (963) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Dagafish 	455 (964) 	Sharp Nose 	Water 	Water
Klahymfish 	456 (965) 	Swordfish 	Water 	Steel
Ghaeggle 	457 (966) 	Gulp 	Flying 	Water
Cramorant 	458 (967) 	Gulp 	Flying 	Water
Albagulp 	459 (968) 	Albatross 	Flying 	Water
Vanillite 	460 (582) 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Vanillish 	461 (583) 	Icy Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Vanilluxe 	462 (584) 	Snowstorm 	Ice 	Ice
Swinub 	463 (220) 	Pig 	Ice 	Ground
Piloswine 	464 (221) 	Swine 	Ice 	Ground
Mamoswine 	465 (473) 	Twin Tusk 	Ice 	Ground
Snorunt 	466 (361) 	Snow Hat 	Ice 	Ice
Glalie 	467 (362) 	Face 	Ice 	Ice
Froslass 	468 (478) 	Snow Land 	Ice 	Ghost
Litwick 	469 (607) 	Candle 	Ghost 	Fire
Lampent 	470 (608) 	Lamp 	Ghost 	Fire
Chandelure 	471 (609) 	Luring 	Ghost 	Fire
Deino 	472 (633) 	Irate 	Dark 	Dragon
Zweilous 	473 (634) 	Hostile 	Dark 	Dragon
Hydreigon 	474 (635) 	Brutal 	Dark 	Dragon
Type: Null 	475 (772) 	Synthetic 	Normal 	Normal
Silvally 	476 (773) 	Synthetic 	Normal 	Normal
Charmander 	477 (004) 	Lizard 	Fire 	Fire
Charmeleon 	478 (005) 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Charizard 	479 (006) 	Flame 	Fire 	Flying
Lapras 	480 (131) 	Transport 	Water 	Ice
Eotyspark 	481 (1117)	Sunny Feather 	Electric	Electric
Tyranuvolt 	482 (1118)	Sun Chaser 	Electric	Flying
Dracotruss 	483 (1119)	Spine-Back 	Dragon 	Dragon
Tarracture 	484 (1120)	Millenia Spikes 	Dragon 	Fighting
Arctodeir 	485 (1121)	Sea Hunter 	Ice 	Ice
Freezilich 	486 (1122)	Apex Predator 	Ice 	Ghost
Liosces 	487 (1123)	Marine 	Water 	Water
Pleurovish 	488 (1124)	Deep Sea 	Water 	Dark
Lumibollard 	489 (1125)	Will-o'-the-Wisp	Ghost 	Fairy
Compatrinum 	490 (1126)	Strong Bonds 	Normal 	Normal
Exmplar 	491 (1130)	Psionic Guard 	Steel 	Psychic
Shuckadin 	492 (1131)	Beastly Guard 	Steel 	Fire
Kniulver 	493 (1132)	Lone Guard 	Steel 	Fighting
Ghillimoss 	494 (1133)	Forest Guardian 	Grass 	Grass
Thairee 	495 (1134)	Forest Guardian 	Grass 	Grass
Uxie 	496 (480) 	Foul Wyrm 	Dragon 	Poison
Knuckerwell 	497 (1137)	Fluidic Wyrm 	Dragon 	Water
Zacian 	498 (1138)	Warrior 	Fairy 	Steel
Zamazenta 	499 (1139)	Warrior 	Fighitng	Steel
====Sunter Dex====
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
Turtwig 	001 (387) 	Tiny Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
Grotle 	002 (388) 	Grove 	Grass 	Grass
Torterra 	003 (389) 	Continent 	Grass 	Ground
Chimchar 	004 (390) 	Chimp 	Fire 	Fire
Monferno 	005 (391) 	Playful 	Fire 	Fighting
Infernape 	006 (392) 	Flame 	Fire 	Fighting
Piplup 	007 (393) 	Penguin 	Water 	Water
Prinplup 	008 (394) 	Penguin 	Water 	Water
Empoleon 	009 (395) 	Emperor 	Water 	Steel
Kubfu 	010 (1140)	Wushu 	Fighting	Fighting
Urshifu 	011 (1141)	Wushu 	Fighting	Dark
Urshifu 	011 (1141)	Wushu 	Fighting	Water
Swinub 	012 (220) 	Pig 	Ice 	Ground
Piloswine 	013 (221) 	Swine 	Ice 	Ground
Mamoswine 	014 (473) 	Twin Tusk 	Ice 	Ground
Snover 	015 (459) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Abomasnow 	016 (460) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Meditite 	017 (307) 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
Medicham 	018 (308) 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
Cubchoo 	019 (613) 	Chill 	Ice 	Ice
Beartic 	020 (614) 	Freezing 	Ice 	Ice
Zorua 	021 (570) 	Tricky Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Zoroark 	022 (571) 	Illusion Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Seedot 	023 (273) 	Acorn 	Grass 	Grass
Nuzleaf 	024 (274) 	Wily 	Grass 	Dark
Shiftry 	025 (275) 	Wicked 	Grass 	Dark
Phantump 	026 (708) 	Stump 	Grass 	Ghost
Trevenant 	027 (709) 	Elder Tree 	Grass 	Ghost
Vanillite 	028 (582) 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Vanillish 	029 (583) 	Icy Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Vanilluxe 	030 (584) 	Snowstorm 	Ice 	Ice
Cherubi 	031 (420) 	Cherry 	Grass 	Grass
Cherrim 	032 (421) 	Blossom 	Grass 	Grass
Nuhorn 	033 (969) 	One Horn 	Fairy 	Fairy
Spikyld 	034 (970) 	Thorn Crown 	Fairy 	Fire
Chavenstor 	035 (971) 	Devilish 	Fairy 	Fire
Roggenrola 	036 (524) 	Mantle 	Rock 	Rock
Boldore 	037 (525) 	Ore 	Rock 	Rock
Gigalith 	038 (526) 	Compressed 	Rock 	Rock
Phanpy 	039 (231) 	Long Nose 	Ground 	Ground
Donphan 	040 (232) 	Armor 	Ground 	Ground
Elgyem 	041 (605) 	Cerebral 	Psychic 	Psychic
Beheeyem 	042 (606) 	Cerebral 	Psychic 	Psychic
Huwhells 	043 (917) 	Wonderworld 	Psychic 	Psychic
Abra 	044 (063) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Kadabra 	045 (064) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Alakazam 	046 (065) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Natu 	047 (177) 	Body Pattern 	Psychic 	Grass
Xatu 	048 (178) 	Body Pattern 	Psychic 	Grass
Geodude 	049 (074) 	Rock 	Rock 	Electric
Graveler 	050 (075) 	Rock 	Rock 	Electric
Golem 	051 (076) 	Megaton 	Rock 	Electric
Yanma 	052 (193) 	Clear Wing 	Bug 	Flying
Yanmega 	053 (469) 	Ogre Darner 	Bug 	Flying
Minior 	054 (774) 	Meteor 	Rock 	Flying
Micriome 	055 (972) 	Micro-Biome 	Rock 	Grass
Rockruff 	056 (744) 	Puppy 	Rock 	Rock
Lycanroc 	057 (745) 	Wolf 	Rock 	Rock
Ponyta 	058 (077) 	Unique Horn 	Psychic 	Psychic
Rapidash 	059 (078) 	Unique Horn 	Psychic 	Fairy
Sneasel 	060 (215) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Weavile 	061 (461) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Cryogonal 	062 (615) 	Crystallizing 	Ice 	Ice
Snoreche 	063 (918) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Eiscue 	064 (919) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Celsihopper 	065 (920) 	Sub-Zero 	Ice 	Water
Smoochum 	066 (238) 	Kiss 	Ice 	Psychic
Jynx 	067 (124) 	Human Shape 	Ice 	Psychic
Banelodee 	068 (973) 	Snow Spirit 	Ice 	Psychic
Caliceite 	069 (974) 	Ice Age 	Ice 	Ice
Skulzen 	070 (975) 	Ice Age 	Ice 	Ice
Glaciaurus 	071 (976) 	Cold-Blood 	Ice 	Dragon
Grimer 	072 (088) 	Sludge 	Ice 	Poison
Muk 	073 (089) 	Sludge 	Ice 	Poison
Croagunk 	074 (453) 	Toxic Mouth 	Poison 	Fighting
Toxicroak 	075 (454) 	Toxic Mouth 	Poison 	Fighting
Sandshrew 	076 (027) 	Mouse 	Ice 	Steel
Sandslash 	077 (028) 	Mouse 	Ice 	Steel
Crabrawler 	078 (739) 	Boxing 	Fighting	Fighting
Crabominable	079 (740) 	Woolly Crab 	Fighting	Ice
Whilranid 	080 (977) 	Little Spider 	Bug 	Ground
Cartokanid 	081 (978) 	Acrobatic 	Bug 	Ground
Vulpix 	082 (037) 	Snow Fox 	Ice 	Ice
Ninetales 	083 (038) 	Snow Fox 	Ice 	Fairy
Seel 	084 (086) 	Sea Lion 	Water 	Water
Dewgong 	085 (087) 	Sea Lion 	Water 	Ice
Spheal 	086 (363) 	Clap 	Ice 	Water
Sealeo 	087 (364) 	Ball Roll 	Ice 	Water
Walrein 	088 (365) 	Ice Break 	Ice 	Water
Snorunt 	089 (361) 	Snow Hat 	Ice 	Ice
Glalie 	090 (362) 	Face 	Ice 	Ice
Froslass 	091 (478) 	Snow Land 	Ice 	Ghost
Bidoof 	092 (399) 	Plump Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
Bibarel 	093 (400) 	Beaver 	Normal 	Water
Sentret 	094 (161) 	Scout 	Normal 	Normal
Furret 	095 (162) 	Long Body 	Normal 	Normal
Furfrou 	096 (676) 	Poodle 	Normal 	Normal
Pefrifrou 	097 (979) 	Pedigree 	Normal 	Normal
Mudbray 	098 (749) 	Donkey 	Ground 	Ground
Mudsdale 	099 (750) 	Draft Horse 	Ground 	Ground
Spoink 	100 (325) 	Bounce 	Psychic 	Psychic
Grumpig 	101 (326) 	Manipulate 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hatenna 	102 (875) 	Calm 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hattrem 	103 (876) 	Serene 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hatterene 	104 (877) 	Silent 	Psychic 	Flying
Gothita 	105 (574) 	Fixation 	Psychic 	Psychic
Gothorita 	106 (575) 	Manipulate 	Psychic 	Psychic
Gothitelle 	107 (576) 	Astral Body 	Psychic 	Psychic
Burmy 	108 (412) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Bug
Wormadam 	109 (413) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Grass
Wormadam 	109 (413) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Ground
Wormadam 	109 (413) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Steel
Mothim 	110 (414) 	Moth 	Bug 	Flying
Heracross 	111 (214) 	Single Horn 	Bug 	Fighting
Espurr 	112 (677) 	Restraint 	Fighting	Fighting
Meowstic 	113 (678) 	Constraint 	Fighting	Fighting
Yamask 	114 (562) 	Spirit 	Ground 	Ghost
Runerigus 	115 (892) 	Grudge 	Ground 	Ghost
Baltoy 	116 (343) 	Clay Doll 	Ground 	Psychic
Claydol 	117 (344) 	Clay Doll 	Ground 	Psychic
Woobat 	118 (527) 	Bat 	Psychic 	Flying
Swoobat 	119 (528) 	Courting 	Psychic 	Flying
Sinistea 	120 (895) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Polteageist 	121 (896) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Halmet 	122 (980) 	Armor 	Steel 	Ghost
Dafenmor 	123 (981) 	Armor 	Steel 	Ghost
Helioptile 	124 (694) 	Generator 	Electric	Normal
Heliolisk 	125 (695) 	Generator 	Electric	Normal
Trapinch 	126 (328) 	Ant Pit 	Ground 	Ground
Vibrava 	127 (329) 	Vibration 	Ground 	Dragon
Flygon 	128 (330) 	Mystic 	Ground 	Dragon
Sandile 	129 (551) 	Desert Croc 	Ground 	Dark
Krokorok 	130 (552) 	Desert Croc 	Ground 	Dark
Krookodile 	131 (553) 	Intimidation 	Ground 	Dark
Hippopotas 	132 (449) 	Hippo 	Ground 	Ground
Hippowdon 	133 (450) 	Heavyweight 	Ground 	Ground
Darumaka 	134 (554) 	Zen Charm 	Fire 	Fire
Darmanitan 	135 (555) 	Blazing 	Fire 	Fire
Wingull 	136 (278) 	Seagull 	Water 	Flying
Pelipper 	137 (279) 	Water Bird 	Water 	Flying
Slowpoke 	138 (079) 	Dopey 	Psychic 	Psychic
Slowbro 	139 (080) 	Hermit Crab 	Poison 	Psychic
Slowking 	140 (199) 	Royal 	??? 	Psychic
Shellder 	141 (090) 	Bivalve 	Water 	Water
Cloyster 	142 (091) 	Bivalve 	Water 	Ice
Mareanie 	143 (747) 	Brutal Star 	Poison 	Water
Toxapex 	144 (748) 	Brutal Star 	Poison 	Water
Juddiroc 	145 (982) 	Mountain Climb 	Rock 	Rock
Lotaliff 	146 (983) 	Mountain Climb 	Rock 	Rock
Skiddo 	147 (672) 	Mount 	Grass 	Grass
Gogoat 	148 (673) 	Mount 	Grass 	Grass
Wooloo 	149 (824) 	Sheep 	Normal 	Normal
Dubwool 	150 (825) 	Sheep 	Normal 	Normal
Wuldaram 	151 (826) 	Ram 	Normal 	Fighting
Nawaillow 	152 (827) 	Nurture 	Normal 	Psychic
Nidoran F 	153 (029) 	Communication 	Psychic 	Psychic
Nidorina 	154 (030) 	Protective 	Psychic 	Poison
Nidoqueen 	155 (031) 	Protective 	Psychic 	Poison
Nidoran M 	156 (032) 	Communication 	Psychic 	Psychic
Nidorino 	157 (033) 	Protective 	Psychic 	Poison
Nidoking 	158 (034) 	Protective 	Psychic 	Poison
Litleo 	159 (667) 	Lion Cub 	Fire 	Normal
Pyroar 	160 (668) 	Royal 	Fire 	Normal
Rhyhorn 	161 (111) 	Spikes 	Ground 	Rock
Rhydon 	162 (112) 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Rhyperior 	163 (113) 	Drill 	Ground 	Rock
Mareep 	164 (179) 	Wool 	Electric	Electric
Flaaffy 	165 (180) 	Wool 	Electric	Electric
Ampharos 	166 (181) 	Light 	Electric	Electric
Yamper 	167 (860) 	Puppy 	Electric	Electric
Boltund 	168 (861) 	Racing Dog 	Electric	Electric
Statheruff 	169 (862) 	Herding Dog 	Electric	Fairy
Mastimesa 	170 (863) 	Powerful Dog 	Electric	Ground
Lizcarnon 	171 (984) 	Frilled 	Ground 	Ground
Kricketot 	172 (401) 	Cricket 	Bug 	Bug
Kricketune 	173 (402) 	Cricket 	Bug 	Bug
Ralts 	174 (280) 	Feeling 	Psychic 	Fairy
Kirlia 	175 (281) 	Emotion 	Psychic 	Fairy
Gardevoir 	176 (282) 	Embrace 	Psychic 	Fairy
Gallade 	177 (283) 	Blade 	Psychic 	Fighting
Petilil 	178 (548) 	Bulb 	Grass 	Grass
Lilligant 	179 (549) 	Flowering 	Grass 	Grass
Cottonee 	180 (546) 	Cotton Puff 	Grass 	Fairy
Whimsicott 	181 (547) 	Windveiled 	Grass 	Fairy
Bellsprout 	182 (069) 	Flower 	Grass 	Poison
Weepinbell 	183 (070) 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
Victreebel 	184 (071) 	Flycatcher 	Grass 	Poison
Magikarp 	185 (129) 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Gyarados 	186 (130) 	Atrocious 	Water 	Flying
Horsea 	187 (116) 	Dragon 	Water 	Water
Seadra 	188 (117) 	Dragon 	Water 	Water
Kingdra 	189 (230) 	Dragon 	Water 	Dragon
Barboach 	190 (339) 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
Whiscash 	191 (340) 	Whiskers 	Water 	Ground
Clauncher 	192 (692) 	Water Gun 	Water 	Water
Clawitzer 	193 (693) 	Howitzer 	Water 	Water
Skrelp 	194 (690) 	Mock Kelp 	Poison 	Water
Dragalge 	195 (691) 	Mock Kelp 	Poison 	Dragon
Paras 	196 (046) 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
Parasect 	197 (047) 	Mushroom 	Bug 	Grass
Foongus 	198 (590) 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Poison
Amoonguss 	199 (591) 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Poison
Shroomish 	200 (285) 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Grass
Breloom 	201 (286) 	Mushroom 	Grass 	Fighting
Morelull 	202 (755) 	Illuminating 	Grass 	Fairy
Shiinotic 	203 (756) 	Illuminating 	Grass 	Fairy
Brewder 	204 (985) 	Cauldron 	Bug 	Poison
Wealdrun 	205 (986) 	Witchcraft 	Bug 	Poison
Lillipup 	206 (506) 	Puppy 	Normal 	Normal
Herdier 	207 (507) 	Loyal Dog 	Normal 	Normal
Stoutland 	208 (508) 	Big-Hearted 	Normal 	Normal
Zubat 	209 (041) 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Golbat 	210 (042) 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Crobat 	211 (169) 	Bat 	Poison 	Flying
Bonsly 	212 (438) 	Bonsai 	Rock 	Rock
Sudowoodo 	213 (185) 	Imitation 	Rock 	Rock
Magnemite 	214 (081) 	Magnet 	Electric	Steel
Magneton 	215 (082) 	Magnet 	Electric	Steel
Magnezone 	216 (462) 	Magnet Area 	Electric	Steel
Trubbish 	217 (568) 	Trash Bag 	Poison 	Poison
Garbodor 	218 (569) 	Trash Heap 	Poison 	Poison
Cubone 	219 (104) 	Lonely 	Ground 	Ground
Marowak 	220 (105) 	Bone Keeper 	Fire 	Ghost
Kangaskhan 	221 (115) 	Parent 	Normal 	Normal
Blitzle 	222 (522) 	Electrified 	Electric	Electric
Zebstrika 	223 (523) 	Thunderbolt 	Electric	Electric
Ekans 	224 (023) 	Snake 	Poison 	Poison
Arbok 	225 (024) 	Snake 	Poison 	Poison
Ferroseed 	226 (597) 	Thorn Seed 	Grass 	Steel
Ferrothorn 	227 (598) 	Thorn Pod 	Grass 	Steel
Absol 	228 (359) 	Disaster 	Dark 	Dark
Jangmo-o 	229 (782) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Dragon
Hakamo-o 	230 (783) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Fighting
Kommo-o 	231 (784) 	Scaly 	Dragon 	Fighting
Aron 	232 (304) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Lairon 	233 (305) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Aggron 	234 (306) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Teddiursa 	235 (216) 	Little Bear 	Normal 	Normal
Ursaring 	236 (217) 	Hibernator 	Normal 	Normal
Nosepass 	237 (299) 	Compass 	Rock 	Rock
Probopass 	238 (476) 	Compass 	Rock 	Steel
Tynamo 	238 (602) 	EleFish 	Electric	Electric
Eelektrik 	239 (603) 	EleFish 	Electric	Electric
Eelektross 	240 (604) 	EleFish 	Electric	Electric
Poliwag 	241 (060) 	Tadpole 	Water 	Water
Poliwhirl 	242 (061) 	Tadpole 	Water 	Water
Poliwrath 	243 (062) 	Tapdole 	Water 	Fighting
Politoed 	244 (186) 	Frog 	Water 	Water
Chewtle 	245 (844) 	Snapping 	Water 	Water
Drednaw 	246 (845) 	Bite 	Water 	Rock
Tortaicate 	247 (846) 	Lockjaw 	Water 	Rock
Dewpider 	248 (751) 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
Araquanid 	249 (752) 	Water Bubble 	Water 	Bug
Flirik 	250 (987) 	Cave Hang 	Rock 	Psychic
Staryu 	251 (120) 	Star Shape 	Water 	Water
Starmie 	252 (121) 	Mysterious 	Water 	Psychic
Pyukumuku 	253 (771) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Owaliwalia 	254 (942) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Sandygast 	255 (769) 	Calcified Heap 	Ghost 	Water
Palossand 	256 (770) 	Calcified Castle 	Ghost 	Water
Clobbopus 	257 (937) 	Tantrum 	Fighting	Fighting
Grapploct 	258 (938) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Fighting
Lunujudo 	259 (939) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Water
Limirae 	260 (988) 	Extra-terrestrial	Psychic 	Water
Numel 	261 (322) 	Numb 	Fire 	Ground
Camerupt 	262 (323) 	Eruption 	Fire 	Ground
Growlithe 	263 (058) 	Puppy 	Fire 	Fire
Arcanine 	264 (059) 	Legendary 	Fire 	Fire
Koffing 	265 (060) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Weezing 	266 (061) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Fairy
Gible 	267 (443) 	Land Shark 	Dragon 	Ground
Gabite 	268 (444) 	Cave 	Dragon 	Ground
Garchomp 	269 (445) 	Mach 	Dragon 	Ground
Igglybuff 	270 (174) 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Jigglypuff 	271 (039) 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Wigglytuff 	272 (040) 	Balloon 	Normal 	Fairy
Stantler 	273 (234) 	Big Horn 	Normal 	Normal
Hoothoot 	274 (163) 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Noctowl 	275 (164) 	Owl 	Normal 	Flying
Gossifleur 	276 (842) 	Flowering 	Grass 	Grass
Eldegoss 	277 (843) 	Cotton Bloom 	Grass 	Grass
Peatella 	278 (840) 	Single Pea 	Grass 	Grass
Lathystem 	279 (841) 	Pea Pod 	Grass 	Grass
Eevee 	280 (133) 	Evolution 	Normal 	Normal
Vaporeon 	281 (134) 	Bubble Jet 	Water 	Water
Jolteon 	282 (135) 	Lightning 	Electric	Electric
Flareon 	283 (136) 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Espeon 	284 (196) 	Sun 	Psychic 	Psychic
Umbreon 	285 (197) 	Moonlight 	Dark 	Dark
Leafeon 	286 (470) 	Verdant 	Grass 	Grass
Glaceon 	287 (471) 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Sylveon 	288 (700) 	Intertwining 	Fairy 	Fairy
Azurill 	289 (298) 	Polka Dot 	Normal 	Fairy
Marill 	290 (183) 	Aqua Mouse 	Water 	Fairy
Azumarill 	291 (184) 	Aqua Rabbit 	Water 	Fairy
Wynaut 	292 (360) 	Bright 	Psychic 	Psychic
Wobbuffet 	293 (202) 	Patient 	Psychic 	Psychic
Lenite 	294 (989) 	Light 	Electric	Fairy
Guilumos 	295 (990) 	Light 	Electric	Fairy
Kistimet 	296 (991) 	Little Spirit 	Fighting	Fighting
Baxlmet 	297 (992) 	Warrior 	Fighting	Fighting
Halseret 	298 (993) 	Warrior 	Fighting	Fighting
Chinchou 	299 (170) 	Angler 	Water 	Electric
Lanturn 	300 (171) 	Light 	Water 	Electric
Krabby 	301 (098) 	River Crab 	Water 	Water
Kingler 	302 (099) 	Pincer 	Water 	Water
Binacle 	303 (688) 	Two-Handed 	Rock 	Water
Barbaracle 	304 (689) 	Collective 	Rock 	Water
Finneon 	305 (456) 	Wing Fish 	Water 	Water
Lumineon 	306 (457) 	Neon 	Water 	Water
Allerlit 	307 (994) 	Ringing 	Water 	Electric
Allerance 	308 (995) 	Echo 	Water 	Electric
Pinsir 	309 (127) 	Stag Beetle 	Bug 	Bug
Machop 	310 (066) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Machoke 	311 (067) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Machamp 	312 (068) 	Superpower 	Fighting	Fighting
Farfetch'd 	313 (083) 	Wild Duck 	Normal 	Flying
Emolga 	314 (587) 	Sky Squirrel 	Electric	Flying
Voltradive 	315 (588) 	Skydive 	Electric	Flying
Obsidopal 	316 (589) 	Gemstone 	Rock 	Ground
Castform 	317 (351) 	Weather 	Normal 	Normal
Electrike 	318 (309) 	Lightning 	Electric	Electric
Manectric 	319 (310) 	Discharge 	Electric	Electric
Duskull 	320 (355) 	Requiem 	Ghost 	Ghost
Dusclops 	321 (356) 	Beckon 	Ghost 	Ghost
Dusknoir 	322 (477) 	Gripper 	Ghost 	Ghost
Deerling 	323 (585) 	Season 	Normal 	Grass
Sawsbuck 	324 (586) 	Season 	Normal 	Grass
Zigzagoon 	325 (263) 	Tiny Raccoon 	Normal 	Normal
Linoone 	326 (264) 	Rushing 	Normal 	Normal
Onix 	327 (095) 	Rock Snake 	Rock 	Fire
Steelix 	328 (096) 	Iron Snake 	Steel 	Fire
Carbink 	329 (703) 	Jewel 	Rock 	Fairy
Mawile 	330 (303) 	Deceiver 	Steel 	Fairy
Sableye 	331 (302) 	Darkness 	Dark 	Ghost
Blastimyte 	332 (998) 	Firebomb 	Fire 	Steel
Tanatyte 	333 (999) 	Firebomb 	Fire 	Steel
Slugma 	334 (218) 	Lava 	Fire 	Fire
Magcargo 	335 (219) 	Lava 	Fire 	Rock
Salandit 	336 (757) 	Toxic Lizard 	Poison 	Fire
Salazzle 	337 (758) 	Toxic Lizard 	Poison 	Fire
Larvesta 	338 (636) 	Torch 	Bug 	Fire
Volcarona 	339 (637) 	Sun 	Bug 	Fire
Bronzor 	340 (436) 	Bronze 	Steel 	Psychic
Bronzong 	341 (437) 	Bronze Bell 	Steel 	Psychic
Cuirovei 	342 (1000)	Alloy 	Steel 	Steel
Auragvei 	343 (1001)	Alloy 	Steel 	Steel
Elekid 	344 (239) 	Electric 	Electric	Electric
Electabuzz 	345 (125) 	Electric 	Electric	Electric
Electivire 	346 (466) 	Thunderbolt 	Electric	Electric
Magby 	347 (240) 	Live Coal 	Fire 	Fire
Magmar 	348 (126) 	Spitfire 	Fire 	Fire
Magmortar 	349 (467) 	Blast 	Fire 	Fire
Beldum 	350 (374) 	Iron Ball 	Steel 	Psychic
Metang 	351 (375) 	Iron Claw 	Steel 	Psychic
Metagross 	352 (376) 	Iron Leg 	Steel 	Psychic
Littric 	353 (1002)	Imitation 	Ghost 	Ghost
Pantomatch 	354 (1003)	Pantomime 	Ghost 	Ghost
Phantomic 	355 (1004)	Pantomime 	Ghost 	Ghost
Hazastoor 	356 (1135)	Foul Wyrm 	Dragon 	Poison
Azelf 	357 (482) 	Willpower 	Psychic 	Psychic
Cobalion 	358 (638) 	Iron Will 	Steel 	Fighting
Terrakion 	359 (639) 	Cavern 	Rock 	Fighting
Virizion 	360 (640) 	Grassland 	Grass 	Fighting
Reshiram 	361 (643) 	Vast White 	Dragon 	Fire
Zekrom 	362 (644) 	Deep Black 	Dragon 	Electric
Kyurem 	363 (646) 	Boundary 	Dragon 	Ice
Diancie 	364 (719) 	Jewel 	Rock 	Fairy
Necrozma 	365 (800) 	Prism 	Psychic 	Psychic
====Rudania Dex====
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
Chespin 	001 (650) 	Spiny Nut 	Grass 	Grass
Quilladin 	002 (651) 	Spiny Armor 	Grass 	Grass
Chesnaught 	003 (652) 	Spiny Armor 	Grass 	Fighting
Fennekin 	004 (653) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Braixen 	005 (654) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Delphox 	006 (655) 	Fox 	Fire 	Psychic
Froakie 	007 (656) 	Bubble Frog 	Water 	Water
Frogadier 	008 (657) 	Bubble Frog 	Water 	Water
Greninja 	009 (658) 	Ninja 	Water 	Dark
Pidgey 	010 (016) 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Pidgeotto 	011 (017) 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Pidgeot 	012 (018) 	Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Drifloon 	013 (425) 	Balloon 	Ghost 	Flying
Drifblim 	014 (426) 	Balloon 	Ghost 	Flying
Glameow 	015 (427) 	Catty 	Normal 	Normal
Purugly 	016 (428) 	Tiger Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Spinda 	017 (327) 	Spot Panda 	Normal 	Normal
Geodude 	018 (074) 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
Graveler 	019 (075) 	Rock 	Rock 	Ground
Golem 	020 (076) 	Megaton 	Rock 	Ground
Aron 	021 (304) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Lairon 	022 (305) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Aggron 	023 (306) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Stonjourner	024 (905) 	Big Rock 	Rock 	Rock
Skarmory 	025 (227) 	Armor Bird 	Steel 	Flying
Juddiroc 	026 (982) 	Mountain Climb 	Rock 	Rock
Lotaliff 	027 (983) 	Mountain Climb 	Rock 	Rock
Cleffa 	028 (173) 	Star Shape 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefairy 	029 (035) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefable 	030 (036) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Minior 	031 (774) 	Meteor 	Rock 	Flying
Micriome 	032 (972) 	Micro-Biome 	Rock 	Grass
Happiny 	033 (440) 	Playhouse 	Normal 	Normal
Chansey 	034 (113) 	Egg 	Normal 	Normal
Blissey 	035 (242) 	Happiness 	Normal 	Normal
Klefki 	036 (707) 	Key Ring 	Steel 	Fairy
Rupal 	037 (1005)	Shine 	Fairy 	Rock
Glistupal 	038 (1006)	Glistening 	Fairy 	Rock
Psyduck 	039 (054) 	Duck 	Water 	Water
Golduck 	040 (055) 	Duck 	Water 	Water
Espurr 	041 (677) 	Restraint 	Fighting	Fighting
Meowstic 	042 (678) 	Constraint 	Fighting	Fighting
Fomantis 	043 (753) 	Sickle Grass 	Grass 	Grass
Lurantis 	044 (754) 	Bloom Sickle 	Grass 	Grass
Buneary 	045 (427) 	Rabbit 	Normal 	Normal
Lopunny 	046 (428) 	Rabbit 	Normal 	Normal
Asteral 	047 (1007)	Orbit 	Rock 	Rock
Starral 	048 (1008)	Superheat 	Rock 	Fire
Vuidral 	049 (1009)	Event Horizon 	Rock 	Dark
Desstral 	050 (1010)	Crystalline 	Rock 	Ice
Vulpix 	051 (037) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Ninetales 	052 (038) 	Fox 	Fire 	Fire
Houndour 	053 (228) 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
Houndoom 	054 (229) 	Dark 	Dark 	Fire
Fletchling 	055 (661) 	Tiny Robin 	Normal 	Flying
Fletchinder	056 (662) 	Ember 	Fire 	Flying
Talonflame 	057 (663) 	Scorching 	Fire 	Flying
Nuhorn 	058 (969) 	One Horn 	Fairy 	Fairy
Spikyld 	059 (970) 	Thorn Crown 	Fairy 	Fire
Chavenstor 	060 (971) 	Devilish 	Fairy 	Fire
Smoggron 	061 (1011)	Smog 	Poison 	Poison
Smoglaze 	062 (1012)	Smog 	Poison 	Poison
Agitacub 	063 (878) 	Badger 	Dark 	Dark
Dagradger 	064 (879) 	Badger 	Dark 	Dark
Yamask 	065 (562) 	Spirit 	Ghost 	Ghost
Cofagrigus 	066 (563) 	Coffin 	Ghost 	Ghost
Gligar 	067 (207) 	Fly Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
Gliscor 	068 (472) 	Fang Scorpion 	Ground 	Flying
Cacnea 	069 (331) 	Cactus 	Grass 	Grass
Cacturne 	070 (332) 	Scarecrow 	Grass 	Dark
Werushle 	071 (1013)	Tumbleweed 	Grass 	Ground
Staryu 	072 (120) 	Star Shape 	Water 	Water
Starmie 	073 (121) 	Mysterious 	Water 	Psychic
Bruxish 	074 (779) 	Gnash Teeth 	Water 	Psychic
Abytsear 	075 (1014)	Trench 	Water 	Psychic
Herkerel 	076 (962) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Crowkerel 	077 (963) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Comfey 	078 (764) 	Posy Picker 	Fairy 	Fairy
Minccino 	079 (572) 	Chinchilla 	Normal 	Normal
Cinccino 	080 (573) 	Scarf 	Normal 	Normal
Swablu 	081 (333) 	Cotton Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Altaria 	082 (334) 	Humming 	Dragon 	Flying
Tyrogue 	083 (236) 	Scuffle 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonlee 	084 (106) 	Kicking 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonchan 	085 (107) 	Punching 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmontop 	086 (108) 	Handstand 	Fighting	Fighting
Hitmonchi 	087 (949) 	Martial Arts 	Fighting	Fighting
Whilranid 	088 (977) 	Little Spider 	Bug 	Ground
Cartokanid 	089 (978) 	Acrobatic 	Bug 	Ground
Lodram 	090 (1015)	Lodestone 	Rock 	Electric
Lodeton 	091 (1016)	Lodestone 	Rock 	Electric
Cubone 	092 (104) 	Lonely 	Ground 	Ground
Marowak 	093 (105) 	Bone Keeper 	Ground 	Ground
Misdreavus 	094 (200) 	Screech 	Ghost 	Ghost
Mismagius 	095 (429) 	Magical 	Ghost 	Ghost
Starly 	096 (396) 	Starling 	Normal 	Flying
Staravia 	097 (397) 	Starling 	Normal 	Flying
Staraptor 	098 (398) 	Predator 	Normal 	Flying
Goldip 	099 (1017)	Golden Hide 	Ground 	Steel
Goldemal 	100 (1018)	Golden Hide 	Ground 	Steel
Anibi 	101 (1019)	Curse 	Dark 	Dark
Crundibu 	102 (1020)	Curse 	Dark 	Dark
Mantyke 	103 (458) 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Mantine 	104 (226) 	Kite 	Water 	Flying
Remoraid 	105 (223) 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Octillery 	106 (224) 	Jet 	Water 	Water
Surskit 	107 (283) 	Pond Skater 	Bug 	Water
Masquerain 	108 (284) 	Eyeball 	Bug 	Flying
Magmarine 	109 (1021)	Extremophile 	Fire 	Water
Lavocean 	110 (1022)	Extremophile 	Fire 	water
Sinistea 	111 (895) 	Relic 	Rock 	Ghost
Polteageist	112 (896) 	Relic 	Rock 	Ghost
Sandygast 	113 (769) 	Sand Heap 	Ghost 	Ground
Palossand 	114 (770) 	Sand Castle 	Ghost 	Ground
Buizel 	115 (418) 	Sea Weasel 	Water 	Water
Floatzel 	116 (419) 	Sea Weasel 	Water 	Water
Trollgrud 	117 (1023)	Brutish 	Dark 	Water
Grufflgote 	118 (1024)	Strong Spirit 	Grass 	Fighting
Chewtle 	119 (844) 	Snapping 	Water 	Water
Drednaw 	120 (845) 	Bite 	Water 	Rock
Tortaicate 	121 (846) 	Lockjaw 	Water 	Rock
Toxel 	122 (956) 	Baby 	Electric	Poison
Toxtricity 	123 (957) 	Punk 	Electric	Poison
Drampa 	124 (780) 	Placid 	Normal 	Dragon
Zhularate 	125 (904) 	Elegance 	Normal 	Dragon
Poochyena 	126 (261) 	Bite 	Dark 	Dark
Mightyena 	127 (262) 	Bite 	Dark 	Dark
Sparkmin 	128 (1025)	Hatchling 	Electric	Flying
Volairmin 	129 (1026)	Nimbus 	Electric	Flying
Plasmarax 	130 (1027)	Plasma Storm 	Electric	Flying
Voltorb 	131 (100) 	Ball 	Electric	Electric
Electrode 	132 (101) 	Ball 	Electric	Electric
Rotom 	133 (479) 	Plasma 	Electric	Ghost
Klink 	134 (599) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Klang 	135 (600) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Klinklang 	136 (601) 	Gear 	Steel 	Steel
Plusle 	137 (311) 	Cheering 	Electric	Electric
Minun 	138 (312) 	Cheering 	Electric	Electric
Mime Jr. 	139 (439) 	Mime 	Psychic 	Fairy
Mr. Mime 	140 (122) 	Barrier 	Psychic 	Fairy
Teddiursa 	141 (216) 	Little Bear 	Normal 	Normal
Ursaring 	142 (217) 	Hibernator 	Normal 	Normal
Skitty 	143 (300) 	Kitten 	Normal 	Normal
Delcatty 	144 (301) 	Prim 	Normal 	Normal
Peroutee 	145 (1028)	Performance 	Fairy 	Fairy
Acroutee 	146 (1029)	Stunt Performer	Fairy 	Fighting
Vivelody 	147 (1030)	Strings 	Normal 	Normal
Cellothyme 	148 (1031)	Strings 	Normal 	Normal
Dublafone 	149 (1032)	Basso Profundo 	Normal 	Normal
Relicanth 	150 (369) 	Longevity 	Water 	Rock
Wailmer 	151 (320) 	Ball Whale 	Water 	Water
Wailord 	152 (321) 	Float Whale 	Water 	Water
Carvanha 	153 (318) 	Savage 	Water 	Dark
Sharpedo 	154 (319) 	Brutal 	Water 	Dark
Popiresh 	155 (1033)	Bubble 	Water 	Flying
Fizzliresh 	156 (1034)	Propulsion 	Water 	Flying
Budew 	157 (406) 	Bud 	Grass 	Poison
Roselia 	158 (315) 	Thorn 	Grass 	Poison
Roserade 	159 (407) 	Bouquet 	Grass 	Poison
Flabébé 	160 (669) 	Single Bloom 	Fairy 	Fairy
Floette 	161 (670) 	Single Bloom 	Fairy 	Fairy
Florges 	162 (671) 	Garden 	Fairy 	Fairy
Spritzee 	163 (682) 	Aroma 	Grass 	Grass
Aromatisse 	164 (683) 	Soothe 	Grass 	Fairy
Wurmple 	165 (265) 	Worm 	Bug 	Bug
Silcoon 	166 (266) 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Bug
Beautifly 	167 (267) 	Butterfly 	Bug 	Flying
Cascoon 	168 (268) 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Bug
Dustox 	169 (269) 	Poison Moth 	Bug 	Poison
Oricorio 	170 (741) 	Dancing 	Fire 	Flying
Oricorio 	170 (741) 	Dancing 	Electric	Flying
Oricorio 	170 (741) 	Dancing 	Psychic 	Flying
Oricorio 	170 (741) 	Dancing 	Ghost 	Flying
Flaroralio 	171 (1035)	Fiery Duet 	Fire 	Flying
Pozzomrio 	172 (1036)	Cheering 	Electric	Flying
Lualyrio 	173 (1037)	Graceful Sway 	Psychic 	Flying
Mysnurnio 	174 (1038)	Spirit Call 	Ghost 	Flying
Noibat 	175 (714) 	Sound Wave 	Flying 	Dragon
Noivern 	176 (715) 	Sound Wave 	Flying 	Draogn
Warallore 	177 (893) 	Protector 	Fairy 	Steel
Fortiadow 	178 (894) 	Protector 	Fairy 	Steel
Dunsparce 	179 (206) 	Land Snake 	Normal 	Normal
Chingling 	180 (433) 	Bell 	Psychic 	Psychic
Chimecho 	181 (358) 	Wind Chim 	Psychic 	Psychic
 Nosepass 	182 (299) 	Compass 	Rock 	Rock
Probopass 	183 (476) 	Compass 	Rock 	Steel
Diglett 	184 (050) 	Mole 	Ground 	Steel
Dugtrio 	185 (051) 	Mole 	Ground 	Steel
Silicobra 	186 (885) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Sandaconda 	187 (886) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Whismur 	188 (293) 	Whisper 	Normal 	Normal
Loudred 	189 (294) 	Big Voice 	Normal 	Normal
Exploud 	190 (295) 	Loud Noise 	Normal 	Normal
Miltank 	191 (241) 	Milk Cow 	Normal 	Normal
Tauros 	192 (128) 	Wild Bull 	Normal 	Normal
Swinub 	193 (220) 	Pig 	Ground 	Ground
Piloswine 	194 (221) 	Swine 	Ground 	Ground
Mamoswine 	195 (473) 	Twin Tusk 	Ground 	Ground
Hoppip 	196 (187) 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Skiploom 	197 (188) 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Jumpluff 	198 (189) 	Cottonweed 	Grass 	Flying
Soasol 	199 (1039)	Solar Power 	Grass 	Fire
Solaroot 	200 (1040)	Solar Power 	Grass 	Fire
Combee 	201 (415) 	Tiny Bee 	Bug 	Flying
Vespiquen 	202 (416) 	Beehive 	Bug 	Flying
Axew 	203 (610) 	Tusk 	Dragon 	Dragon
Fraxure 	204 (611) 	Axe Jaw 	Dragon 	Dragon
Haxorus 	205 (612) 	Axe Jaw 	Dragon 	Dragon
Bunnelby 	206 (659) 	Digging 	Normal 	Normal
Diggersby 	207 (660) 	Digging 	Normal 	Ground
Dedenne 	208 (702) 	Antenna 	Electric	Fairy
Denkicution	209 (1041)	Antenna 	Electric	Fairy
Lumabell 	210 (1042)	Night Flower 	Grass 	Ghost
Lumareap 	211 (1043)	Night Flower 	Grass 	Ghost
Abra 	212 (063) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Kadabra 	213 (064) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Alakazam 	214 (065) 	Psi 	Psychic 	Psychic
Zangoose 	215 (335) 	Cat Ferret 	Normal 	Normal
Seviper 	216 (336) 	Fang Snake 	Poison 	Poison
Coppot 	217 (1044)	Polish 	Steel 	Steel
Galvolcu 	218 (1045)	Galvanized 	Steel 	Steel
Snover 	219 (459) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Abomasnow 	220 (460) 	Frost Tree 	Grass 	Ice
Snom 	221 (923) 	Worm 	Ice 	Bug
Frosmoth 	222 (924) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Bergtosk 	223 (925) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Snorunt 	224 (361) 	Snow Hat 	Ice 	Ice
Glalie 	225 (362) 	Face 	Ice 	Ice
Froslass 	226 (478) 	Snow Land 	Ice 	Ghost
Slakoth 	227 (287) 	Slacker 	Normal 	Normal
Vigoroth 	228 (288) 	Wild Monkey 	Normal 	Normal
Slaking 	229 (289) 	Lazy 	Normal 	Normal
Segmini 	230 (1046)	Segmented 	Bug 	Bug
Migamint 	231 (1047)	Segmented 	Bug 	Grass
Segintresh 	232 (1048)	Segmented 	Bug 	Grass
Pyukumuku 	233 (771) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Owaliwalia 	234 (942) 	Sea Cucumber 	Water 	Water
Pincurchin 	235 (940) 	Sea Urchin 	Electric	Electric
Thundreefle	236 (941) 	Sea Urchin 	Electric	Electric
Thermoid 	237 (943) 	Sea Entity 	Fire 	Fire
Volcazoic 	238 (944) 	Sea Entity 	Fire 	Fire
Riolu 	239 (447) 	Emanation 	Fighting	Fighting
Lucario 	240 (448) 	Aura 	Fighting	Steel
Meditite 	241 (307) 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
Medicham 	242 (308) 	Meditate 	Fighting	Psychic
Hawlucha 	243 (701) 	Wrestling 	Fighting	Flying
Snubbull 	244 (209) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Granbull 	245 (210) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Dargabull 	246 (1049)	Enraged 	Fairy 	Dragon
Plasmiole 	247 (1050)	Sky Dweller 	Electric	Electric
Munshyll 	248 (930) 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Fairy
Jelluna 	249 (931) 	Lunar 	Water 	Fairy
Frillish 	250 (592) 	Floating 	Water 	Ghost
Jellicent 	251 (593) 	Floating 	Water 	Ghost
Tentacool 	252 (072) 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Poison
Tentacruel 	253 (073) 	Jellyfish 	Water 	Poison
Clamperl 	254 (366) 	Bivalve 	Water 	Water
Huntail 	255 (367) 	Deep Sea 	Water 	Water
Gorebyss 	256 (368) 	South Sea 	Water 	Water
Patrat 	257 (504) 	Scout 	Normal 	Normal
Watchog 	258 (505) 	Lookout 	Normal 	Normal
Yungoos 	259 (506) 	Loitering 	Normal 	Normal
Gumshoos 	260 (507) 	Stakeout 	Normal 	Normal
Komala 	261 (775) 	Drowsing 	Normal 	Normal
Komarawl 	262 (1051)	Drop Bear 	Normal 	Fighting
Pikipek 	263 (731) 	Woodpecker 	Normal 	Flying
Trumbeak 	264 (732) 	Bugle Beak 	Normal 	Flying
Toucannon 	265 (733) 	Cannon 	Normal 	Flying
Porygon 	266 (137) 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Porygon2 	267 (233) 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Porygon-Z 	268 (474) 	Virtual 	Normal 	Normal
Porygon-S 	269 (1052)	Application 	Normal 	Normal
Chikorita 	270 (152) 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
Bayleef 	271 (153) 	Leaf 	Grass 	Grass
Meganium 	272 (154) 	Herb 	Grass 	Grass
Cyndaquil 	273 (155) 	Fire Mouse 	Fire 	Fire
Quilava 	274 (156) 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Typhlosion 	275 (157) 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Totodile 	276 (158) 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Croconaw 	277 (159) 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Feraligatr 	278 (160) 	Big Jaw 	Water 	Water
Regirock 	279 (377) 	Rock Peak 	Rock 	Rock
Regice 	280 (378) 	Iceberg 	Ice 	Ice
Registeel 	281 (379) 	Iron 	Steel 	Steel
Regivolt 	282 (1145)	Electron 	Electric	Electric
Regiwyrm 	283 (1146)	Dragon Ball 	Dragon 	Dragon
Regigigas 	284 (486) 	Colossal 	Normal 	Normal
Raikou 	285 (243) 	Thunder 	Electric	Electric
Entei 	286 (244) 	Volcano 	Fire 	Fire
Suicune 	287 (245) 	Aurora 	Water 	Water
Lugia 	288 (249) 	Diving 	Psychic 	Flying
Lochesberg 	289 (1136)	Ancient Wyrm 	Dragon 	Ice
Phione 	290 (489) 	Sea Drifter 	Water 	Water
Manaphy 	291 (490) 	Seafaring 	Water 	Water
====Etrana Dex====
Pokémon 	Pokémon 	Species 	Type/s 	Type/s
Treecko 	001 (252) 	Wood Gecko 	Grass 	Grass
Grovyle 	002 (253) 	Wood Gecko 	Grass 	Grass
Sceptile 	003 (254) 	Forest 	Grass 	Grass
Torchic 	004 (255) 	Chick 	Fire 	Fire
Combusken 	005 (256) 	Young Fowl 	Fire 	Fighting
Blaziken 	006 (257) 	Blaze 	Fire 	Fighting
Mudkip 	007 (258) 	Mud Fish 	Water 	Water
Marshtomp 	008 (259) 	Mud Fish 	Water 	Ground
Swampert 	009 (260) 	Mud Fish 	Water 	Ground
Meowth 	010 (052) 	Scratch Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Persian 	011 (053) 	Classy Cat 	Normal 	Normal
Kecleon 	012 (352) 	Color Swap 	Normal 	Normal
Aipom 	013 (190) 	Long Tail 	Normal 	Normal
Ambipom 	014 (424) 	Long Tail 	Normal 	Normal
Applin 	015 (828) 	Apple Core 	Grass 	Dragon
Flapple 	016 (829) 	Apple Wing 	Grass 	Dragon
Gildelcid 	017 (830) 	Golden Apple 	Grass 	Dragon
Appletun 	018 (831) 	Apple Nectar 	Grass 	Dragon
Hokumton 	019 (832) 	Grand Apple 	Grass 	Dragon
Packababa 	020 (1053)	Capybara 	Normal 	Normal
Trekafaba 	021 (1054)	Friendship 	Normal 	Normal
Audino 	022 (531) 	Hearing 	Normal 	Normal
Bouffalant 	023 (626) 	Bash Buffalo 	Normal 	Normal
Tarselgrip 	024 (1055)	Strong Grip 	Normal 	Psychic
Tarselesis 	025 (1056)	Kinetic Grip 	Normal 	Psychic
Yamper 	026 (860) 	Puppy 	Electric	Electric
Boltund 	027 (861) 	Racing Dog 	Electric	Electric
Statheruff 	028 (862) 	Herding Dog 	Electric	Fairy
Mastimesa 	029 (863) 	Powerful Dog 	Electric	Ground
Tadango 	030 (1057)	Flamingo 	Fairy 	Water
Pethyrango 	031 (1058)	Flamingo 	Fairy 	Water
Nidoran F 	032 (029) 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidorina 	033 (030) 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidoqueen 	034 (031) 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
Nidoran M 	035 (032) 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidorino 	036 (033) 	Poison Pin 	Poison 	Poison
Nidoking 	037 (034) 	Drill 	Poison 	Ground
Pineco 	038 (204) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Bug
Forretress 	039 (205) 	Bagworm 	Bug 	Steel
Scatterbug 	040 (664) 	Scatterdust 	Bug 	Bug
Spewpa 	041 (665) 	Scatterdust 	Bug 	Bug
Vivillon 	042 (666) 	Scale 	Bug 	Flying
Impidimp 	043 (872) 	Wily 	Dark 	Fairy
Morgrem 	044 (873) 	Devious 	Dark 	Fairy
Grimmsnarl 	045 (874) 	Bulk Up 	Dark 	Fairy
Grimer 	046 (088) 	Sludge 	Poison 	Poison
Muk 	047 (089) 	Sludge 	Poison 	Poison
Druddigon 	048 (621) 	Cave 	Dragon 	Dragon
Stonjourner 	049 (905) 	Big Rock 	Rock 	Rock
Aron 	050 (304) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Lairon 	051 (305) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Aggron 	052 (306) 	Iron Armor 	Steel 	Rock
Sludgrog 	053 (1059)	Colourful 	Poison 	Fairy
Corrosorog 	054 (1060)	Deadly 	Poison 	Fairy
Drowzee 	055 (096) 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
Hypno 	056 (097) 	Hypnosis 	Psychic 	Psychic
Unown 	057 (098) 	Symbol 	Psychic 	Psychic
Shuppet 	058 (353) 	Puppet 	Ghost 	Ghost
Banette 	059 (354) 	Marionette 	Ghost 	Ghost
Sinistea 	060 (895) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Polteageist 	061 (896) 	Black Tea 	Ghost 	Ghost
Harture 	062 (1061)	Hearty 	Psychic 	Psychic
Haturial 	063 (1062)	Paint Pattern 	Psychic 	Psychic
Cardiolstace	064 (1063)	Heartbreaker 	Psychic 	Ghost
Makuhita 	065 (296) 	Guts 	Fighting	Fighting
Hariyama 	066 (297) 	Arm Thrust 	Fighting	Fighting
Luvdisc 	067 (370) 	Rendezvous 	Water 	Water
Arrokuda 	068 (960) 	Rush 	Water 	Water
Barraskewda 	069 (961) 	Skewer 	Water 	Water
Herkerel 	070 (962) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Crowkerel 	071 (963) 	Mackerel 	Water 	Water
Dagafish 	072 (964) 	Sharp Nose 	Water 	Water
Klahymfish 	073 (965) 	Swordfish 	Water 	Steel
Smeargle 	074 (235) 	Painter 	Normal 	Normal
Chatot 	075 (441) 	Music Note 	Normal 	Flying
Pansage 	076 (511) 	Grass Monkey 	Grass 	Grass
Simisage 	077 (512) 	Thorn Monkey 	Grass 	Grass
Pansear 	078 (513) 	High Temp 	Fire 	Fire
Simisear 	079 (514) 	Ember 	Fire 	Fire
Panpour 	080 (515) 	Spray 	Water 	Water
Simipour 	081 (516) 	Geyser 	Water 	Water
Mankey 	082 (056) 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting	Fighting
Primeape 	083 (057) 	Pig Monkey 	Fighting	Fighting
Venonat 	084 (048) 	Insect 	Bug 	Poison
Venomoth 	085 (049) 	Poison Moth 	Bug 	Poison
Tangela 	086 (114) 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
Tangrowth 	087 (115) 	Vine 	Grass 	Grass
Florius 	088 (1064)	Ripen 	Grass 	Grass
Tropius 	089 (357) 	Fruit 	Grass 	Flying
Kipsede 	090 (1065)	Fern 	Grass 	Grass
Elkelefe 	091 (1066)	Fern 	Grass 	Grass
Elkeloom 	092 (1067)	Protective Bond 	Grass 	Grass
Weedle 	093 (013) 	Hairy Bug 	Bug 	Poison
Kakuna 	094 (014) 	Cocoon 	Bug 	Poison
Beedrill 	095 (015) 	Poison Bee 	Bug 	Poison
Spinarak 	096 (167) 	String Spit 	Bug 	Poison
Ariados 	097 (168) 	Long Leg 	Bug 	Poison
Gulpin 	098 (316) 	Stomach 	Poison 	Poison
Swalot 	099 (317) 	Poison Bag 	Poison 	Poison
Carnivine 	100 (455) 	Bug Catcher 	Grass 	Grass
Stunfisk 	101 (618) 	Trap 	Ground 	Electric
Dratini 	102 (147) 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Dragon
Dragonair 	103 (148) 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Dragon
Dragonite 	104 (149) 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Flying
Ducklett 	105 (580) 	Water Bird 	Water 	Flying
Swanna 	106 (581) 	White Bird 	Water 	Flying
Ghaeggle 	107 (966) 	Gulp 	Flying 	Water
Cramorant 	108 (967) 	Gulp 	Flying 	Water
Albagulp 	109 (968) 	Albatross 	Flying 	Water
Azurill 	110 (298) 	Polka Dot 	Normal 	Fairy
Marill 	111 (183) 	Aqua Mouse 	Water 	Fairy
Azumarill 	112 (184) 	Aqua Rabbit 	Water 	Fairy
Bellaboa 	113 (1068)	Surface Tension 	Ghost 	Water
Gongaconga 	114 (1069)	Ouroboros 	Ghost 	Water
Exeggcute 	115 (102) 	Egg 	Grass 	Psychic
Exeggutor 	116 (103) 	Coconut 	Grass 	Psychic
Slowpoke 	117 (079) 	Dopey 	Water 	Psychic
Slowbro 	118 (080) 	Hermit Crab 	Water 	Psychic
Slowking 	119 (199) 	Royal 	Water 	Psychic
Snoreche 	120 (918) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Eiscue 	121 (919) 	Penguin 	Ice 	Ice
Celsihopper 	122 (920) 	Penguin 	Ice 	water
Clamperl 	123 (366) 	Bivalve 	Water 	Water
Huntail 	124 (367) 	Deep Sea 	Water 	Water
Gorebyss 	125 (368) 	South Sea 	Water 	Water
Purayida 	126 (1070)	Predator Eel 	Water 	Water
Spearow 	127 (021) 	Tiny Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Fearow 	128 (022) 	Beak 	Normal 	Flying
Sandshrew 	129 (027) 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
Sandslash 	130 (028) 	Mouse 	Ground 	Ground
Chaini 	131 (900) 	Kinship 	Fighting	Fighting
Falinks 	132 (901) 	Formation 	Fighting	Fighting
Araclash 	133 (902) 	One-Man Army 	Fighting	Steel
Gladigonix 	134 (903) 	Formation 	Fighting	Fighting
Silicobra 	135 (885) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Sandaconda 	136 (886) 	Sand Snake 	Ground 	Ground
Fuseetle 	137 (1071)	Powder Shell 	Fire 	Bug
Plosiveetle 	138 (1072)	Explosive 	Fire 	Bug
Gatoneetle 	139 (1073)	Explosive 	Fire 	Bug
Koffing 	140 (109) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Weezing 	141 (110) 	Poison Gas 	Poison 	Poison
Rolycoly 	142 (854) 	Coal 	Rock 	Rock
Carkol 	143 (855) 	Coal 	Rock 	Fire
Coalossal 	144 (856) 	Coal 	Rock 	Fire
Numel 	145 (322) 	Black Smoke 	Fire 	Dark
Camerupt 	146 (323) 	Black Smoke 	Fire 	Dark
Slugma 	147 (218) 	Lava 	Fire 	Fire
Magcargo 	148 (219) 	Lava 	Fire 	Rock
Nuhorn 	149 (969) 	One Horn 	Fairy 	Fairy
Spikyld 	150 (970) 	Thorn Crown 	Fairy 	Fire
Chavenstor 	151 (971) 	Devilish 	Fairy 	Fire
Doduo 	152 (084) 	Twin Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Dodrio 	153 (085) 	Triple Bird 	Normal 	Flying
Bagon 	154 (371) 	Rock Head 	Dragon 	Dragon
Shelgon 	155 (372) 	Endurance 	Dragon 	Dragon
Salamence 	156 (373) 	Dragon 	Dragon 	Flying
Cufant 	157 (847) 	Copperderm 	Steel 	Steel
Copperajah 	158 (848) 	Copperderm 	Steel 	Steel
Absol 	159 (359) 	Balance 	Fighting	Fairy
Moteloth 	160 (1074)	Slow Moving 	Ground 	Ground
Megalaroth 	161 (1075)	Mega Sloth 	Ground 	Ground
Snom 	162 (923) 	Worm 	Ice 	Bug
Frosmoth 	163 (924) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Bergtosk 	164 (925) 	Frost Moth 	Ice 	Bug
Snownee 	165 (1076)	White Rabbit 	Ice 	Ice
Blizzanee 	167 (1077)	Snowstorm 	Ice 	Ice
Cubchoo 	168 (613) 	Chill 	Ice 	Ice
Beartic 	169 (614) 	Freezing 	Ice 	Ice
Sneasel 	170 (215) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Ice
Weavile 	171 (461) 	Sharp Claw 	Dark 	Claw
Caliceite 	172 (974) 	Ice Age 	Ice 	Ice
Skulzen 	173 (975) 	Ice Age 	Ice 	Ice
Glaciaurus 	174 (976) 	Cold-Blood 	Ice 	Dragon
Ledyba 	175 (165) 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
Ledian 	176 (166) 	Five Star 	Bug 	Flying
Sunkern 	177 (191) 	Seed 	Grass 	Grass
Sunflora 	178 (192) 	Sun 	Grass 	Grass
Gossifleur 	179 (842) 	Flowering 	Grass 	Grass
Eldegoss 	180 (843) 	Cotton Bloom 	Grass 	Grass
Peatella 	181 (840) 	Single Pea 	Grass 	Grass
Lathystem 	182 (841) 	Pea Pod 	Grass 	Grass
Acubatt 	183 (1078)	Spark Cub 	Electric	Electric
Jagavolt 	184 (1079)	Volt Sprint 	Electric	Electric
Ponyta 	185 (077) 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
Rapidash 	186 (078) 	Fire Horse 	Fire 	Fire
Morpeko 	187 (958) 	Two-Sided 	Electric	Dark
Thundritohm 	188 (959) 	Thunderstorm 	Electric	Dark
Drifloon 	189 (425) 	Balloon 	Ghost 	Flying
Drifblim 	190 (426) 	Blimp 	Ghost 	Flying
Deminede 	191 (1080)	Detritivore 	Bug 	Bug
Cenvernede 	192 (1081)	Detritivore 	Bug 	Bug
Millaximede 	193 (1082)	Forest Cleanser 	Bug 	Bug
Seyakik 	194 (1083)	Stomping 	Flying 	Flying
Seyarumble 	195 (1084)	Beatdown 	Flying 	Fighting
Corsola 	196 (222) 	Coral 	Water 	Rock
Alomomola 	197 (594) 	Caring 	Water 	Water
Rookidee 	198 (819) 	Tiny Bird 	Flying 	Flying
Corvisquire 	199 (820) 	Raven 	Flying 	Flying
Corviknight 	200 (821) 	Raven 	Flying 	Steel
Bruxish 	201 (779) 	Gnash Teeth 	Water 	Psychic
Abytsear 	202 (1014)	Trench 	Water 	Psychic
Tokelosaur 	203 (1085)	Long Neck 	Dragon 	Grass
Stembosaur 	204 (1086)	Lost Fossil 	Dragon 	Grass
Rattata 	205 (019) 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
Raticate 	206 (020) 	Mouse 	Normal 	Normal
Girafarig 	207 (203) 	Long Neck 	Normal 	Psychic
Skwovet 	208 (822) 	Cheeky 	Normal 	Normal
Greedent 	209 (823) 	Greedy 	Normal 	Normal
Nickit 	210 (837) 	Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Thievul 	211 (838) 	Fox 	Dark 	Dark
Petyrak 	212 (1087)	Petrification 	Rock 	Rock
Trundusa 	213 (1088)	Petrification 	Rock 	Grass
Pachirisu 	214 (417) 	EleSquirrel 	Electric	Electric
Indeedee 	215 (946) 	Emotion 	Psychic 	Normal
Pichu 	216 (172) 	Tiny Mouse 	Electric	Electric
Pikachu 	217 (025) 	Mouse 	Electric	Electric
Raichu 	218 (026) 	Mouse 	Electric	Psychic
Plusle 	219 (311) 	Cheering 	Electric	Electric
Minun 	220 (312) 	Cheering 	Electric	Electric
Lickitung 	221 (108) 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
Lickilicky 	222 (463) 	Licking 	Normal 	Normal
Murkrow 	223 (198) 	Darkness 	Dark 	Flying
Honchkrow 	224 (430) 	Big Boss 	Dark 	Flying
Mienfoo 	225 (619) 	Martial Arts 	Fighting	Fighting
Mienshao 	226 (620) 	Martial Arts 	Fighting	Fighting
Shukenji 	227 (1089)	Shuriken 	Steel 	Steel
Sulblust 	228 (1090)	Vampire Bat 	Dark 	Dark
Draiblust 	229 (1091)	Blood Sucker 	Dark 	Poison
Haevilblust 	230 (1092)	Impaler 	Dark 	Poison
Volbeat 	231 (313) 	Firefly 	Bug 	Bug
Illumise 	232 (314) 	Firefly 	Bug 	Bug
Shinx 	233 (403) 	Flash 	Electric	Electric
Luxio 	234 (404) 	Spark 	Electric	Electric
Luxray 	235 (405) 	Gleam Eyes 	Electric	Electric
Clobbopus 	236 (937) 	Tantrum 	Fighting	Fighting
Grapploct 	237 (938) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Fighting
Lunujudo 	238 (939) 	Jujitsu 	Fighting	Water
Cadroolon 	239 (1093)	Strange Liquid 	Psychic 	Psychic
Chaception 	240 (1094)	Pattern Mimic 	Psychic 	Psychic
Duraludon 	241 (906) 	Alloy 	Steel 	Dragon
Magikarp 	242 (129) 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Gyarados 	243 (130) 	Waterfall 	Water 	Electric
Feebas 	244 (349) 	Fish 	Water 	Water
Milotic 	245 (350) 	Tender 	Water 	Water
Chinchou 	246 (170) 	Angler 	Water 	Electric
Lanturn 	247 (171) 	Light 	Water 	Electric
Cudubo 	248 (1095)	Competitive 	Fighting	Fighting
Grizzerost 	249 (1096)	Hunter 	Fighting	Ice
Algralar 	250 (1097)	Hybrid Hunter 	Fighting	Ice
Bulbasaur 	251 (001) 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Ivysaur 	252 (002) 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Venusaur 	253 (003) 	Seed 	Grass 	Poison
Squirtle 	254 (007) 	Tiny Turtle 	Water 	Water
Wartortle 	255 (008) 	Turtle 	Water 	Water
Blastoise 	256 (009) 	Shellfish 	Water 	Water
Snivy 	257 (495) 	Grass Snake 	Grass 	Grass
Servine 	258 (496) 	Grass Snake 	Grass 	Grass
Serperior 	259 (497) 	Regla 	Grass 	Grass
Tepig 	260 (498) 	Fire Pig 	Fire 	Fire
Pignite 	261 (499) 	Fire Pig 	Fire 	Fighting
Emboar 	262 (500) 	Mega Fire Pig 	Fire 	Fighting
Oshawott 	263 (501) 	Sea Otter 	Water 	Water
Dewott 	264 (502) 	Discipline 	Water 	Water
Samurott 	265 (503) 	Formidable 	Water 	Water
Scyther 	266 (123) 	Mantis 	Bug 	Flying
Scyther 	266 (123) 	Ancient Predator	Bug 	Dragon
Scizor 	267 (212) 	Pincer 	Bug 	Steel
Scizor 	267 (212) 	Ancient Predator	Bug 	Dragon
Taillow 	268 (276) 	Tiny Swallow 	Normal 	Flying
Taillow 	268 (276) 	Gliding 	Ground 	Flying
Swellow 	269 (277) 	Swallow 	Normal 	Flying
Swellow 	269 (277) 	Sprint Flight 	Ground 	Flying
Sewaddle 	270 (540) 	Sewing 	Bug 	Grass
Sewaddle 	270 (540) 	Silk Cloak 	Bug 	Ghost
Swadloon 	271 (541) 	Leaf-Wrapped 	Bug 	Grass
Swadloon 	271 (541) 	Silk Assassin 	Bug 	Ghost
Leavanny 	272 (542) 	Nurturing 	Bug 	Grass
Leavanny 	272 (542) 	Silk Assassin 	Bug 	Ghost
Venipede 	273 (543) 	Centipede 	Bug 	Poison
Venipede 	273 (543) 	Mega Jaw 	Bug 	Dark
Whirlipede 	274 (544) 	Curlipede 	Bug 	Poison
Whirlipede 	274 (544) 	Thornback 	Bug 	Dark
Scolipede 	275 (545) 	Megapede 	Bug 	Poison
Scolipede 	275 (545) 	Hyper Jaw 	Bug 	Dark
Pinsir 	276 (127) 	Stag Beetle 	Bug 	Bug
Pinsir 	276 (127) 	Golden Shell 	Bug 	Steel
Heracross 	277 (214) 	Single Horn 	Bug 	Fighting
Heracross 	277 (214) 	Flexible Shell 	Bug 	Water
Passimian 	278 (766) 	Teamwork 	Fighting	Fighting
Passimian 	278 (766) 	Tribalism 	Fighting	Fire
Oranguru 	279 (765) 	Sage 	Normal 	Psychic
Oranguru 	279 (765) 	Discoverer 	Normal 	Normal
Yamask 	280 (562) 	Spirit 	Ghost 	Ghost
Yamask 	280 (562) 	Mirage 	Ghost 	Ice
Cofagrigus 	281 (563) 	Coffin 	Ghost 	Ghost
Cofagrigus 	281 (563) 	Lake Spirit 	Ghost 	Ice
Cleffa 	282 (173) 	Star Shape 	Fairy 	Fairy
Cleffa 	282 (173) 	Adaptation 	Normal 	Rock
Clefairy 	283 (035) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefairy 	283 (035) 	Adaptation 	Normal 	Rock
Clefable 	284 (036) 	Fairy 	Fairy 	Fairy
Clefable 	284 (036) 	Signaller 	Normal 	Rock
Eevee 	285 (133) 	Evolution 	Normal 	Normal
Eevee 	285 (133) 	Scavenger 	Normal 	Normal
Vaporeon 	286 (134) 	Bubble Jet 	Water 	Water
Vaporeon 	286 (134) 	Piscivore 	Normal 	Water
Jolteon 	287 (135) 	Lightning 	Electric	Electric
Jolteon 	287 (135) 	Monsoon Predator	Normal 	Electric
Flareon 	288 (136) 	Flame 	Fire 	Fire
Flareon 	288 (136) 	Arid Expert 	Normal 	Fire
Espeon 	289 (196) 	Sun 	Psychic 	Psychic
Espeon 	289 (196) 	Influenced 	Normal 	Psychic
Umbreon 	290 (197) 	Moonlight 	Dark 	Dark
Umbreon 	290 (197) 	Nocturnal 	Normal 	Dark
Leafeon 	291 (470) 	Verdant 	Grass 	Grass
Leafeon 	291 (470) 	Camouflage 	Normal 	Grass
Glaceon 	292 (471) 	Fresh Snow 	Ice 	Ice
Glaceon 	292 (471) 	Albino 	Normal 	Ice
Sylveon 	293 (700) 	Intertwining 	Fairy 	Fairy
Sylveon 	293 (700) 	Early Companion 	Normal 	Fairy
Bronzor 	294 (436) 	Bronze 	Steel 	Psychic
Bronzor 	294 (436) 	Harmonic Ore 	Steel 	Rock
Bronzong 	295 (437) 	Bronze Bell 	Steel 	Psychic
Bronzong 	295 (437) 	Harmonic Ore 	Steel 	Rock
Caimawn 	296 (1098)	Snaggletooth 	Water 	Water
Caimawn 	296 (1098)	Young Spawn 	Water 	Ground
Caishered 	297 (1099)	Vicious 	Water 	Fighting
Caishered 	297 (1099)	Wading 	Water 	Ground
Cairvage 	298 (1100)	Vicious 	Water 	Fighting
Cairvage 	298 (1100)	Methodical 	Water 	Ground
Webegre 	299 (1101)	Web Spinner 	Bug 	Dark
Webegre 	299 (1101)	Goliath 	Bug 	Bug
Araknogre 	300 (1102)	Web Spinner 	Bug 	Dark
Araknogre 	300 (1102)	Forest Giant 	Bug 	Bug
Bublipher 	301 (1103)	Weak Breath 	Water 	Ground
Bublipher 	301 (1103)	Aquatic 	Water 	Water
Hydripher 	302 (1104)	Floundering 	Water 	Ground
Hydripher 	302 (1104)	Streamline 	Water 	Water
Tsunapher 	303 (1105)	Storm Caller 	Water 	Ground
Tsunapher 	303 (1105)	Current Rider 	Water 	Water
Omanyte 	304 (138) 	Spiral 	Rock 	Water
Omastar 	305 (139) 	Spiral 	Rock 	Water
Omalanch 	306 (1106)	Icy Spiral 	Ice 	Water
Kabuto 	307 (140) 	Shellfish 	Rock 	Water
Kabutops 	308 (141) 	Shellfish 	Rock 	Water
Kabuator 	309 (1107)	Punish 	Dark 	Water
Aerodactyl 	310 (142) 	Fossil 	Rock 	Flying
Basiladactyl	311 (1108)	Ridge Scale 	Dragon 	Flying
Lileep 	312 (345) 	Sea Lily 	Rock 	Grass
Cradily 	313 (346) 	Barnacle 	Rock 	Grass
Solilorous 	314 (1109)	Proto-Flower 	Poison 	Grass
Anorith 	315 (347) 	Old Shrimp 	Rock 	Bug
Armaldo 	316 (348) 	Plate 	Rock 	Bug
Anomacean 	317 (1110)	Deep Ocean 	Water 	Bug
Cranidos 	318 (408) 	Head Butt 	Rock 	Rock
Rampardos 	319 (409) 	Head Butt 	Rock 	Rock
Heralidos 	320 (1111)	Head Crest 	Normal 	Normal
Shieldon 	321 (410) 	Shield 	Rock 	Steel
Bastiodon 	322 (411) 	Shield 	Rock 	Steel
Castiodon 	323 (1112)	Castle 	Ground 	Steel
Tirtouga 	324 (564) 	Prototurtle 	Water 	Rock
Carracosta 	325 (565) 	Prototurtle 	Water 	Rock
Carrundaira 	326 (1113)	Proto-Art 	Water 	Fighting
Archen 	327 (566) 	First Bird 	Rock 	Flying
Archeops 	328 (567) 	First Bird 	Rock 	Flying
Archeopteon 	329 (1114)	Sky Terror 	Psychic 	Flying
Tyrunt 	330 (696) 	Royal Heir 	Rock 	Dragon
Tyrantrum 	331 (697) 	Despot 	Rock 	Dragon
Tyriballion 	332 (1115)	Rebel King 	Dark 	Dragon
Amaura 	333 (698) 	Tundra 	Rock 	Ice
Aurorus 	334 (699) 	Tundra 	Rock 	Ice
Aurlaroslma 	335 (1116)	Polar Magnet 	Electric	Ice
Spiritomb 	336 (442) 	Forbidden 	Ghost 	Dark
Mesprit 	337 (481) 	Emotion 	Psychic 	Psychic
Articuno 	338 (144) 	Cruel 	Psychic 	Flying
Zapdos 	339 (145) 	Strong Legs 	Fighting	Flying
Moltres 	340 (146) 	Malevolent 	Dark 	Flying
Raikou 	341 (243) 	Lord of Storms 	Electric	Dragon
Entei 	342 (244) 	Volcanic Heart 	Fire 	Ground
Suicune 	343 (245) 	Acid Rain 	Water 	Poison
Ho-Oh 	344 (250) 	Rainbow 	Fire 	Flying
Eternatus 	345 (1147)	Gigantic 	Poison 	Dragon
Calyrex 	346 (1148)	King 	Psychic 	Grass
Celebi 	347 (251) 	Time Travel 	Psychic 	Grass
===Changes to existing Pokémon===
Some Pokémon due to the addition of evolutionary relatives had their stats changed as a result, these are listed below. Stats are listed as such; Hitpoints (HPP), Attack (ATK), Defence (DEF), Special Attack (SAT), Special Defence (SDE) and Speed (SPD), Old Stats are listed first and New Stats are listed after them.
Pokémon 	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats	Stats
Pokémon 	HPP 	ATK 	DEF 	SAT 	SDE 	SPD
Dubwool 	72 	80 	100 	60 	90 	88
Dubwool 	66 	73 	92 	55 	83 	81
Flapple 	70 	110 	80 	95 	60 	70
Flapple 	64 	102 	73 	87 	55 	64
Appletun 	110 	85 	80 	100 	80 	30
Appletun 	101 	78 	73 	92 	73 	28
Drednaw 	90 	115 	90 	48 	68 	74
Drednaw 	79 	100 	79 	42 	60 	65
Falinks 	65 	100 	100 	70 	60 	75
Falinks 	60 	92 	92 	64 	55 	68
Milcery 	45 	40 	40 	50 	61 	34
Milcery 	38 	33 	33 	42 	51 	28
Alcremie 	65 	60 	75 	110 	121 	64
Alcremie 	60 	55 	69 	101 	111 	59
Clobbopus 	50 	68 	60 	50 	50 	32
Clobbopus 	46 	63 	55 	46 	46 	29
Grapploct 	80 	118 	90 	70 	80 	42
Grapploct 	78 	116 	88 	69 	78 	41
Pincurchin	48 	101 	95 	91 	85 	15
Pincurchin	45 	95 	90 	85 	80 	15
Morpeko 	58 	95 	48 	70 	58 	97
Morpeko 	43 	70 	43 	51 	43 	71
Cramorant 	70 	85 	55 	85 	95 	85
Cramorant 	65 	80 	55 	80 	90 	80
Zacian 	92 	130 	115 	80 	115 	138
Zacian 	93 	132 	117 	81 	117 	140
Zamazenta 	92 	130 	115 	80 	115 	138
Zamazenta 	98 	130 	124 	76 	122 	130
Eternatus 	140 	85 	95 	145 	95 	130
Eternatus 	145 	90 	107 	145 	107 	76
===New Pokémon===
As with Pokémon Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon, Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee and the Pokémon Sword & Shield DLC, new Pokémon were introduced in Pokémon Cross Guard despite being in the same generation as previous games. Pokémon Cross Guard introduces the most new Pokémon within a generation to date.
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Dubwool Evolutions
Wuldaram [Normal/Fighting] - Ram Pokémon
*Ht: 5'07"
*Wt: 217.9lbs
*Evo From: Dubwool at Lv40 while holding Black Belt
*Description: Based on the St. Kilda Sheep, this evolution to Dubwool has a much rougher appearance, its four horns have grown forming a large helmet-like guard and its grey collar of wool now forms a thick sheet of fur around its neck protecting it. The Pokémon's fur is also completely brown now mostly brown with a large white patch on its back. The Pokémon also appears to have a more unkempt appearance with furrowed brows and clumps of wool, it also has long wool covering down to its feet giving it an armoured appearance.
Nawaillow [Normal/Psychic] - Nurture Pokémon
*Ht: 4'11"
*Wt: 174.2lbs
*Evo From: Dubwool at Lv40 while holding Twisted Spoon
*Description: Based on the Navajo-Churro, unlike its pre-evolutions, Nawaillow does not have fluffy balled wool but rather long fur-like wool, its wool appears to form stripes along its body which are shaped similarly to its iris. The Pokémon's horns are much more curled than its pre-evolution and when viewed from the front appear as four large eyes looking at the opponent. Its face is also more golden-brown in colour and it has a small silver stripe running down its face which appears metallic.
Flapple & Appletun Evolutions
Gildelcid [Grass/Dragon] - Golden Apple Pokémon
*Ht: 7'10"
*Wt: 95.3lbs
*Evo From: Flapple via Level Up with the move Acid Rain
*Description: Gildelcid appears as a long serpentine Pokémon with various draconic features similar to its pre-evolution. The Pokémon is shown to have grown clawed arms which are separate from the arms that form its wings. The Pokémon's body has several small golden plates of armour which when it folds in on itself form the shape of an apple similar to its pre-evolution. Notably the Pokémon appears to have grown three leaves from the horn on its head and the horn has become brown at the top. The Pokémon's eyes are also somewhat more complex having an insectoid shape to them.
Hokumton [Grass/Dragon] - Grand Apple Pokémon
*Ht: 4'09"
*Wt: 753.6lbs
*Evo From: Appletun via Level Up with the move Tectonic Break
*Description: Hokumton has a similar body shape to its pre-evolution having a large western dragon style body with a low to the ground head. The Pokémon has much more developed limbs which now jut out to the side and has four front facing toes and one back facing toe to provide balance. The Pokémon's back is armoured with a layer of plates which similar to its helmet appear like the outside of an apple. Its back is covered in a number of small spikes which are curved slightly upwards towards the top of its back which has a more intricately detailed pattern and what appears like a flower on the top of its body.
Dottler Alternate Evolution
Tristoodle [Bug/Ghost] - Invasive Pokémon
*Ht: 9'01"
*Wt: 136.2lbs
*Evo From: Dottler at Lv30 when HP<50%
*Description: Tristoodle appears to be based on a combination of insects & arachnids having elements of a ladybug like its counterpart, Orbeetle as well as Mantids, Psuedoscorpions and Weevils. The Pokémon most notably has a long proboscis like mouth, which despite appearances is actually a jaw lined with teeth which it reveals when attack. It also has two long moustache-like antennnae which run around the exterior of its eyes and along its mouth. The Pokémon's forelimbs and secondary limbs are fairly small and amount to little more than small claws and scythes on the underside of its body. Its hindlegs however are extremely long and along with its mouth form a trippodal shape. The Pokémon's back has two large plate-like wings which appear somewhat bulbous rather than the hemispherical shape of Orbeetles and appear like giant eyes. Its body colour is also a dark purple colour with silver trimmings around the various parts of its body.
Roselia Alternate Evolution
Celarosau [Grass/Steel] - Metallic Petal Pokémon
*Ht: 2'07"
*Wt: 75.3lbs
*Evo From: Roselia while holding the Metal Coat
*Description: Celarosau appears to be a fairly different evolution from Roserade for Roselia. The Pokémon's prior petal-hands have been replaced with large claw-like fingers which appear to be thorns growing out from the arms of the Pokémon. Parts of Roselia's body also appear to have become more armour like with a proper mouth guard for the Pokémon as well as large plates covering the front and back of the Pokémon, notably on the Females the plates are somewhat longer and curl upwards at the bottom due to the added length. The Pokémon's feet appear to have a three-toed shape with one large front toe similar to Roserade and two smaller back facing toes which bear similarities to the thorns on the Pokémon. The most notable of the changes however is that the head crest of the Celarosau is a vivid bouquet of Gold, Pink and Red flowers which not only cover the top of the Pokémon but also run down the back of the Pokémon's head and wrap around its neck, forming an almost chaimail helmet look.
Peatella Evolutionary Line
Peatella [Grass] - Single Pea Pokémon
*Ht: 1'04"
*Wt: 8.2lbs
*Evo Into: Lathystem at Lv20
*Description: Peatella appears to be a single pea, it has a small spherical shape with a simple face on the front, it has a small stem protruding from the top of its head which is a darker shade of green to the rest of its body, its eyes are a cyan colour and it has two short, stubby legs. The Pokémon's most defining feature is a small coat which wraps around the Pokémon which appears similar to the skin of a peapod.
Lathystem [Grass] - Pea Pod Pokémon
*Ht: 3'05"
*Wt: 30.5lbs
*Evo From: Peatella at Lv20
*Description: Lathystem is described to occur when many Peatella gather together and as a result the Pokémon appears somewhat like five Peatella stacked atop one another, the coat from its pre-evolution has developed into a longer coat with a long tail which runs along the ground, the coat appears to have buttons which appear like small leaves in betweeen each of the heads of the Pokémon. The top head has a long curled stem which splits in two at the end. The middle three heads appear to have grown arms and have the arms which although small are shown to be able to extend like whips to strike enemies, the lowers of the heads appears to have instead grown larger, having a slightly more yellow colour than the others and has four legs, though stubby like its pre-evolution.
Drednaw Evolution
Tortaicate [Water/Rock] - Lockjaw Pokémon
*Ht: 4'01"
*Wt: 313.7lbs
*Evo From: Drednaw at Lv42
*Description: Tortaicate appears as a large tortoise like Pokémon remaining quadrupedal like its pre-evolution the Pokémon has a long neck which it can retract back into its shell giving it resemblance to the Galapagos Tortoise. Its pre-evolution's horn has developed into multiple head crests which form a ridged striped covering from its nose which is more pronounced than its pre-evolution down to the back of its neck. Its shell is also considerably more rounded with the spikes jutting up and backwards more than before, with the first two having the golden colouration of the rim of its shell and having a noticeably more jagged and weathered appearance. Its arms and legs have also become more armoured with large rocky plates growing out from the Pokémon's elbow and knee joints having an appearance similar to that of a castle tower. Its tail also has grown long spines which it can use like a club, striking with remarkable power. The most notable change is the Pokémon's jaw, the jaw is much more detailed and more closely resembles rock, having a jagged appearance with uneven teeth, the jaw is also now conical in shape and has a large downward facing spike on the Pokémon's chin.
Ocuscular Evolutionary Line
Ocuscular [Water] - Crayfish Pokémon
*Ht: 1'10"
*Wt: 13.2lbs
*Evo Into: Craywave via Level Up with the move Surf
*Description: Ocuscular appears as a baby crayfish, it has very small pincers but a pair of long antennae from which it can notably blow bubbles from. The Pokémon has large stalk eyes which are mostly orange in colour with a large black pupil. Its body is split into segments with a generally brown colour towards its head which becomes a brighter orange-red colour towards its tail. The Pokémon has several pairs of legs which it uses to walk with although each are fairly short keeping its body low to the ground.
Craywave [Water] - Crayfish Pokémon
*Ht: 2'11"
*Wt: 50.4lbs
*Evo From: Ocuscular via Level Up with the move Surf
*Description: Craywave appears as a fully grown Crayfish, with a properly developed set of eight legs, allowing it to walk more easily and upright. Its large pincers have developed having distinct white spots as the base of the hinge for each pincer, it can notably compress water within the pincer through special holes in the claw and then shoot it with high precision. Its long antennae remain and now curl backwards forming a shape similar to the reins on a horse although are banded with white stripes. The Pokémon is more vividly coloured with a black front section and bright orange to bright red segments leading to the Pokémon's tail. Its head also now has a plating covering it which hangs over the Pokémon's eyes which although still stalks are much closer to the rest of its body than its pre-evolution and now have multiple colours which it is shown to be able to oscillate with to confuse enemies.
Diggtrator Evolutionary Line
Diggrator [Ground] - Digging Pokémon
*Ht: 1'08"
*Wt: 16.4lbs
*Evo Into: Graverbe while holding the Protector
*Description: Diggrator appears to be a mish-mash of mammalian animals primarily Cats, Dogs and Bears, the Pokémon has a small quadrupedal build with short legs although clearly defined joints in each leg. Its body is mostly a light cream colour although with stripes along its back which run down the sides of its limbs. It has non-retractable claws on each paw which are long like a bear's although are close together forms a digging-scoop like paw allowing the Pokémon to burrow easily. its face is similar to that of a dog's having a longer snout with a small black nose, its ears are pricked upwards like a Doberman's although can fold backwards preventing them from getting dirt. It has a relatively long tail, roughly as long as its torso which has a drill on the tip which it is able to use to attack.
Graverbe [Ground] - Excavator Pokémon
*Ht: 4'03"
*Wt: 107.3lbs
*Evo From: Diggrator while holding the Protector
*Description: Appearing as a fully grown quadrupedal, Graverbe has a much more muscular build than its pre-evolution with its forelimbs being slightly longer than its hindlimbs giving it an angled back, its fur is a bit longer than its pre-evolutions having a slightly shaggy appearance particularly around the limbs, with the joints being a bit more concealed than its pre-evolution. The claws are now much larger and wrap around most of the paw forming a large armour-like plate and have generally wider tips giving it an appearance closer to a digger claw. The Pokémon's tail is shorter in relation to the rest of its body although considerably larger with the drill having spikes covering much of it.
Dacomotor Evolutionary Line
Dacomotor [Electric] - Pokémon
*Ht: 1'00"
*Wt: 4.6lbs
*Evo Into: Synclator at Lv22
*Description: This Pokémon appears as a small mouse-like Pokémon having large ears and a rounded snout iwth large black eyes which sometimes have a stripe of electricity run over them. The Pokémon has a remarkably long tail which it can coil up and spin to generate electricity, it has a blade-like tuft of fur on the tip which becomes hardened when generating electricity. Its front limbs are very short and so the Pokémon will usually stand bipedally on its larger hindlegs which have long feet with three digits on each foot.
Synclator [Electric/Rock] - Pokémon
*Ht: 1'08"
*Wt: 12.3lbs
*Evo From: Dacomotor at Lv22
*Evo Into: Phasivoltor at Lv34
*Description: As the Pokémon evolves, its whiskers which were previously extremely short become noticeably longer and thicker, forming jagged shaped jutting out from its snouth. Its ears become more sharpened with a pointed tip rather than the rounded tip of its pre-evolution, in addition the Pokéon has small spines growing from its back that appear to be ferrous dust, forming a mixture of dusty red and black spikes on it. The Pokémon's tail also has this dual-colour to it although the tuft of fur on the end remains a distinctive brown colour. Its legs are shown to be more developed, able to jump a considerable distance by generating electricity before jumping.
Phasivoltor [Electric/Rock] - Pokémon
*Ht: 2'04"
*Wt: 35.9lbs
*Evo From: Synclator at Lv34
*Description: The Pokémon appears to be considerably larger than its pre-evolutions, having a more bulky appearance with a slightly shorter snout relative to its overall body size, its whiskers have forms into four large jagged whiskers which move backwards along its body, the whiskers remain stationary although periodically whne a jolt of electricity courses through its body they twitch rapidly. The spines on its back are considerably larger and now form stripes similar to that of sedimentary rocks with red, orange, cream and black patterns throughout, the largest spines are located just above its hind legs which have grown a fourth digit which functions similar to a thumb increasing the Pokémon's balance. Its tail also appears to have grown large copper-like rings around it which let out sparks of electricity while the Pokémon is idle.
Yamper Alternate Evolutions
Statheruff [Electric/Fairy] - Herding Dog Pokémon
*Ht: 5'07"
*Wt: 118.3lbs
*Evo From: Yamper at Lv25 while holding holding the Whipped Dream
*Description: Statheruff is based on an Old English Sheepdog, the Pokémon has an incredibly thick fur coat that covers malmost its entire body save for the tip of its snout. Its fur is a beautiful golden-pink colour and glistens in sunlight. The Pokémon has a pink button nose and like Yamper before it has a heart shaped patch of fur (in this case white fur) on its rear end. When it attacks the player can see the Statheruff's eyes which are shown to be light green similar to Yamper's but with heart-shaped whites instead of Yamper's diamond-shaped whites.
Mastimesa [Electric/Ground] - Powerful Dog Pokémon
*Ht: 5'02"
*Wt: 492.1lbs
*Evo From: Yamper at Lv25 while holding the Protector
*Description: Mastimesa is based on the English Mastiff, the Pokémon has a dark brown coat of fur with a black snout and ears and yellow underbelly, the unberbelly's pattern is in the shape of a lightning bolt. The Pokémon's ears can flick up revealing a light blue interior colour. The Pokémon has a large lightning-bolt shaped tail that is described as being as strong as a club when striking opponents. Its claws are quite large for the Pokémon and appear to generate static electricity.
Arhrorn Evolutionary Line
Arhrorn [Fighting] - Pokémon
*Ht: 1'00"
*Wt: 12.6lbs
*Evo Into: Huntrabrush by KO'ing 50 Pokémon
*Description: Arhrorn and its evolution Huntrabrush are based on the mythical spectre known as Herne the Hunter. Arhrorn appears as a humanoid creature, draped in what appears to be leaves and vines forming a sort of cloak, the Pokémon has short but sharp claws and can create a bow out of thin air to strike at enemies. The Pokémon has most of its details concealed by its cloak however it can be seen that the Pokémon has a serpent-like snout that ends in a rounded point and appears to have paint-like markings on its face, it has two large golden eyes with slit pupils similar to that of a cat and it has short and simplistic limbs excluding the claws on its hands.
Huntrabrush [Fighting/Ghost] - Pokémon
*Ht: 6'06"
*Wt: 114.8lbs
*Evo From: Arhrorn by KO'ing 50 Pokémon
*Description: Huntrabrush is a much more detailed Pokémon than its pre-evolution, the Pokémon now appears as a centaur and has a much larger framge appearing similar to that of an adult human, the Pokémon has two large antlers which protrude from its cloak which covers the upper half of its body. The lower limbs appear like horse legs however end in points rather than hooves, it is noted however that there are small hooks on the end of each foot. The Pokémon's face is covered by a skull-like mask with the exception of the tip of its snout and its eyes. The Pokémon is shown to carry a horn-like device around itself which billows smoke from within. In addition the Pokémon is shown to have chains wrapped around its lower body.
Calcelavee Evolutionary Line
Calcelavee [Poison] - Foul Pokémon
*Ht: 3'03"
*Wt: 70.4lbs
*Evo Into: Nuckevile at Lv27
*Description: Calcelavee and its evolution Nuckevile are based on the mythical creature, the Nuckelavee. The Pokémon appears as a six limbed creature, with four upper limbs and two lower limbs and has a split face with three eyes and two mouths. The heads appear to be a bit of a mix between a human and a horse with a longer jaw but also larger eyes. The Pokémon is a faded magenta colour with black stripes along parts of its body. The Pokémon is able to stand on its legs or can run by using its primary arms similar to a gorilla, despite this the Pokémon is not particularly muscular.
Nuckevile [Poison] - Vile Pokémon
*Ht: 5'03"
*Wt: 156.1lbs
*Evo From: Calcelavee at Lv27
*Description: Nuckevile shares many of the design traits of its predecessor, however Nuckevile also has a distinctive amount of black hair along its body, forming a long ponytail from its head and having stripes of long hair on its four arms. The Pokémon also has a tail similar to that of a horse. Its body is more muscular and appears to have grown bony armour on parts of it particularly around the torso, shoulders and arms.
Pandula Evolutionary Line
Pandula [Grass] - Cub Pokémon
*Ht: 2'00"
*Wt: 37.2lbs
*Evo Into: Lavenbear with the Leaf Stone
*Description: Pandula appears as a small panda bear-like Pokémon, it has a simplistic design although has identifiable digits on each limb with three rounded fingers and a thumb. The Pokémon has adorned its body in bamboo-like armour which has rooted into the Pokémon as shown by vines extending from the Bamboo which turn into the black and white fur of the Pokémon. These armour plates appear on the Pokémon's arms and legs. Pandula also has a small lilypad located on the top of its head which appears to function as a sort of helmet, it has a small pink and yellow flower that has already bloomed. The Pokémon's fur pattern is shaped similar to the petals of flowers with white spots in the middle of the black petal-like patterns.
Lavenbear [Grass/Fighting] - Aromatic Pokémon
*Ht: 5'11"
*Wt: 351.3lbs
*Evo From: Pandula with the Leaf Stone
*Description: Lavenbear appears to be based on an adult Panda, like its pre-evolution it has bamboo-like armour adorning much of its body it is shown to have grown lavender flowers on this armour which forms a thick hair-like armour on top of the bamboo. The Pokémon's black fur has also become more indigo in colour while its white fur has become more cream in colour. The Pokémon's lilypad is retained although now wraps around the head of the Pokémon and has a crown of lavenders with the original flower in the middle. The most notable change is on the Pokémon's back where the fur has elongated turning different shades of green at the tips forming a grassy cloak for the Pokémon.
Agitacub Evolutionary Line
Agitacub [Dark] - Agitacub Pokémon
*Ht: 1'11"
*Wt: 29.2lbs
*Evo Into: Dagradger at Lv26
*Description: Agitacub is based on a baby badger, the Pokémon has brown fur which is divided into stripes along its body although the difference between the light and dark sections is not much. The Pokémon's paws are completely devoid of fur and have a bright pink colour to them with small claws protruding from each digit, the underside of its paws are marked with a footprint pattern. It has a dark brown nose at the end of its snout which is relatively short compared to a real badger and it has large rounded ears.
Dagradger [Dark] - Dagradger Pokémon
*Ht: 3'07"
*Wt: 55.6lbs
*Evo From: Agitacub at Lv26
*Description: Dagradger appears as an adult Badger, its back is covered in mostly a dark, almost black fur while it has white stripes along its face which are patterned to make it look more aggressive. The Pokémon's limbs are fairly short but very will built, its pawns being considerably larger and black in colour with large, sharp claws on each of its five digits (per limb). The Pokémon's ears are pricked backwards although are still rounded but slightly elongated. The most defining trait of this Pokémon is that on its arms the Pokémon has bright red stripes of fur which seem to be for intimidation.
Psyoshe Evolutionary Line
Psyoshe [Psychic] - Psyoshe Pokémon
*Ht: 0'08"
*Wt: 4.6lbs
*Evo Into: Pulsavole at Lv26
*Description: Psyoshe is based on a baby vole, it has a small, mouselike body with very small limbs, the Pokémon is shown to stay on the brink of sleep most of the time keeping its eyes closed. The Pokémon has a generally grey fur although its underbelly as well as its limbs have white fur on them. It also has a somewhat long, hairless tail which has distinctive purple rings that orbit it, these seem to be manifested by the Pokémon itself and allow it to float as when it faints they disappear.
Pulsavole [Psychic] - Future Sight Pokémon
*Ht: 2'04"
*Wt: 21.3lbs
*Evo From: Psyoshe at Lv26
*Description: Pulsavole is based on an adult Vole, the Pokémon has a much more brown, almost golden colouration in its fur compared to its pre-evolution and its rear now has white fur on it in addition to its underbelly and limbs. Its are more developed having two long claws which it uses for attacking, the Pokémon is also shown to have golden teeth which have a metallic shine. Its tail has tufts of fur forming rings in between the purple rings of energy which are now accompanied by smaller pink rings. The Pokémon's body is also more stocky being larger in relation to its head.
Slurpuff Evolution
Macacreme [Fairy] - Macaron Pokémon
*Ht: 6'03"
*Wt: 182.6lbs
*Evo From: Slurpuff at Lv45
*Description: Macacreme appears similar to its pre-evolution having a vaguely dog-like appearance but being based on sweets. Macacreme is shown to have long hair-like ears which have a cream coloured interior to them. The red sphere from Slurpuff has broken open and spread over much of the Pokémon's head forming a helmet-like piece for the Pokémon, it has also moved down the back of the Pokémon forming two coat tails that wave in the wind. The Pokémon's limbs are more developed with it having distinguishable joints in each limb, and have large club-like hands with claws that seem to be made out of the same hardened material as its helmet. The Pokémon's body is overall much longer, appearing somewhat like stretched dough in a way, the red and white pattern from its pre-evolution now forms swirls on its body and forms a sort of dress for the Pokémon with its feet just slightly visible beneath its torso.
Thodornli Evolutionary Line
Thodornli [Poison/Ground] - Runic Pokémon
*Ht: 1'00"
*Wt: 19.8lbs
*Evo Into: Terearitt at Lv31
*Description: Thodornli appears as a small hexapedal creature with short stubby limbs and a predominantly purple and yellow colour scheme, the Pokémon's body is rounded and teardrop shaped with a small tail, its head is shaped similar to that of a dragon having rounded features and a generally flatter face. Its eyes are pricked up and when its sleeping are shown to be able to completely collapse into its head forming two psuedo-eyes on the surface. The most distinguishing feature of this Pokémon is the large earthy slab of rock on its back with a runic symbol engraved into it, when the Pokémon attacks this symbol glows.
Terearitt [Poison/Ground] - Runic Pokémon
*Ht: 3'07"
*Wt: 199.5lbs
*Evo From: Thodornli at Lv31
*Description: Like its pre-evolution, Terearitt is a hexapedal creature, although is considerably larger and has more well-developed limbs with a scaled pattern on its underside and the medial facing side of its legs. It also has three toes on each foot which appear as rounded claws. The Pokémon's earthly slab has become a bowl-like shape with its pre-evolution's symbol forming a pattern around the bowl's rim while a new symbol is adorned in the middle of the bowl, it seems to be able to fill this bowl with a poisonous liquid. The Pokémon's tail is also a bit longer having a single spike on the end.
Cubrass Evolutionary Line
Cubrass [Ground] - Playful Pokémon
*Ht: 1'00"
*Wt: 20.3lbs
*Evo Into: Leostronal at Lv24
*Description: Cubrass appears as a small Lion Cub Pokémon, it has a black and orange pattern with the orange appearing as large rings and ornate armour on the Pokémon's body that appear to be made of copper. The Pokémon's face would have a somewhat long snout similar to that of a dog's and it would have short round ears with a pink-red interior. The Pokémon's tail would be mostly black with a tuft of fur that's shaped like a boulder on the end that is light brown in colour. The Pokémon would have large forward facing eyes and two small fangs visible protruding from its upper jaw.
Leostronal [Ground] - Pride Pokémon
*Ht: 2'11"
*Wt: 40.4lbs
*Evo From: Cubrass at Lv24
*Evo Into: Pagardlion via Level Up with the move King's Shield
*Description: Lestronal appears as an adolescent lion, the males and females of the species have a partial mane grown, although the males is significantly longer reaching down to the bottom of the Pokémon's chest. Its body colour now has rings of golden fur that have formed giving it an appearance similar to a Leopard. The Pokémon has a much larger build and the armour appears to cover more of the body forming gauntlet-like features around the Pokémon's paws as well as having a stripe of armour running down its back to the start of its tail. The Pokémon's tail is shown to have several tufts of fur increasing in size towards the tip which now has what appears to be a mixture of brown and black fur with the black fur looking like coal jutting out from the end of the tuft.
Pagardlion [Ground/Psychic] - Pride Pokémon
*Ht: 8'03"
*Wt: 299.6lbs
*Evo From: Leostronal via Level Up with the move King's Shield
*Description: Pagardlion appears a fully grown lion, sharing many of the features of that animal, likes its pre-evolutions however the Pokémon is shown to have a predominantly black fur pattern with a longer snout similar to that of a dog. The male and female's manes also vary in size with the males being noticeably larger and appearing to have a second mane behind it. The Mane has changed significantly from its pre-evolution however, being golden with pink-purple tips on the end, when it assumes different forms the shape of the man will change. The Pokémon's armour-like coverings also have increased now appearing to form large plate-like structures around the Pokémon's limbs and building on the claws forming large sharp serrated structures. It also has a head dressing similar to that of a Pharaoh's headdress, although without the serpentine head-crest.
Star Mane
Whirl Mane
Domural Evolutionary Line
Domural [Psychic] - Spirit Needle Pokémon
*Ht: 1'04"
*Wt: 0.2lbs
*Evo Into: Temavillion at Lv38 while holding the Reaper Cloth 
*Description: Domural appears as a humanoid creature, it has a fairly basic body shape with simple rounded limbs that end in needle-like claws with rings where they intersect with the Pokémon's body, the Pokémon's body is suggested to be only a vessel the real Pokémon inhabits and a seam-line can be seen running up the side of the Pokémon although is mostly obscured by a white cloak made of hair that wraps around its body except for its arms and legs. The Pokémon has large circular eyes with bright pink pupils, the Pokémon's body is mostly a faded indigo in colour although is more blue closer to its torso region.
Temavillion [Psychic/Ghost] - Spirit Weaver Pokémon
*Ht: 6'11"
*Wt: 1.9lbs
*Evo From: Domural at Lv38 while holding the Reaper Cloth
*Description: Unlike its pre-evolution, Temavillion appears as a humanoid spectre, having cast off its shell, the Pokémon wears its old body like a cape that hangs from its back with the limbs forming tails wwith a single large needle piercing each one. The Pokémon is shown to retain the hair-cloak from its pre-evolution although is now a mixture of Dark Indigo and White in colouation, the Pokémon's body is more spindly in shape and has four arms which each hold a thread spool, string or needle in them, its face is also more monstrous appearing to have teeth that splay out from its mouth similar to that of an Oni and has more cat-like eyes although retains the bright pink pupils of its pre-evolution.
Warallore Evolutionary Line
Warallore [Fairy/Steel] - Protector Pokémon
*Ht: 2'05"
*Wt: 40.1lbs
*Evo Into: Fortiadow at Lv33
*Description: Warallore is a humanoid Pokémon with a fairly slim build, the Pokémon is shown to have long slightly bulbous arms with three clawed digits on the end of each, the Pokémon's body is covered in large plate-like armour that forms a shape when it guards itself similar to a tower, the Pokémon's face has four eyes, two large egg-shaped eyes with large blue pupils and two smaller spherical eyes with a completely blue colour and a dark blue pupil. The Pokémon appears to have a bell-shaped body with short stubby legs protruding from the base, its legs split into two toes that angle out from each leg and lean slightly forward, this allows the Pokémon to bounce in place.
Fortiadow [Fairy/Steel] - Protector Pokémon
*Ht: 5'10"
*Wt: 135.2lbs
*Evo From: Warallore at Lv33
*Description: Fortiadow appears much larger than its pre-evolution, the Pokémon has a larger build appearing more well rounded with an upper torso shaped like a spinning top while its lower body is again shaped like a bell. The Pokémon's armour plating when guarding now forms what appears to be a complete castle, the top of its head and shoulers form multiple tower peaks, in addition the back of the Pokémon has four large spikes jutting out that protect the Pokémon from ambush attacks. Its claws are somewhat larger than its pre-evolutions, forming a more angular shape and its torso is more complex in detailing with frills adorning the edges of the torso sections.
Puffabub Evolutionary Line
Puffabub [Water] - Bubble Coat Pokémon
*Ht: 1'00"
*Wt: 9.2lbs
*Evo Into: Bublsya at Lv21
*Description: Puffabub and its evolutions are based on the Puffin, in Puffabub's case it is based on the immature Puffin, having scruffy feathers that are a mixture of light beige and dark navy blue in colouration, the Pokémon has large eyes with an almost completely filled pupil and a small light blue iris around the rim forming a distinct ring for the Pokémon. The Pokémon also has the signature multi-coloured beak of its real-life counterpart with a mostly orange colour with a small red line before a black tip. The Pokémon's wings are very underdeveloped having little more than two small stubs with a single flight-feather jutting out from each stub, its legs are also quite small, mostly concealed by its body feathers with two small black webbed feet with four toes on each.
Bublsya [Water] - Bubble Coat Pokémon
*Ht: 2'11"
*Wt: 39.1lbs
*Evo From: Puffabub at Lv21
*Evo Into: Hydroffin at Lv40
*Description: Bublsya is based on a fully grown Puffin in contrast to its pre-evolution, much of its feathers are laid down against its body and it has a much more distinctly blue colouration to its navy blue feathers, the Pokémon has a series of bubbles running down from the back of its beak to its shoulders which form a ring and are light blue in colour although the time of day can make them appear purple or pink. The Pokémon's beak have developed and now has a striped pattern swapping between orange and black twice with red and yellow stripes separating each section. The Pokémon eyes are also smaller in relation to its overall size and its pupils are considerably smaller making the light blue iris the larges part of the eye now.
Hydroffin [Water] - Ocean Coat Pokémon
*Ht: 4'03"
*Wt: 60.5lbs
*Evo From: Bublsya at Lv40
*Description: Hydroffin is physically similar to Bublsya in its build, although has more developed wings, which although incapable of flight provide it with significant protection from damage. The bubbles of its pre-evolution had developed more and form a crest around the Pokémon's eyes as well as its beak and neck, in addition the bubbles now cover part of its upper chest and have various sizes with a particularly large bubble located directly below its beak. The Pokémon also now has a single long feather that starts at the top of its head and follows its back all the way to its short tail which is a noticeable azure colour. The Pokémon's beak is longer than its pre-evolutions having a third stripe, in addition its eyes appear more stern with it having a natural confident look compared to the more neutral look of Bublsya. The Pokémon's feet have turned orange in colour and it has large white claws on the end of each toe now as well.
Falinks Evolutionary Line
Chaini [Fighting] - Kinship Pokémon
*Ht: 1'04"
*Wt: 18.3 lbs
*Evo Into: Falinks via Level Up with the move Helping Hand
*Description: Chaini appears as a single creature, a small simplistic creature with a mostly gold coloured body with two black circles which form its face and smaller blue-white eyes within. The Pokémon has a small red horn protruding from its head although it is rounded, Chaini also has two small red protrusions from the side of its body which function like extremely simplistic hands. The Pokémon's gold segments appear banded with a stripe along the mid-section of the Pokémon wrapping around its body although the colour of the band is not different. Its stubby feet have no toes but the underside of the foot is white.
Araclash [Fighting/Steel] - One-Man Army Pokémon
*Ht: 4'02"
*Wt: 127.4lbs
*Evo From: Falinks if Friendship is <128 at Lv42
*Description: Araclash returns to the single creature, however is much larger than its predecessors, an Araclash has detailed Bronze and Gold armour covering its body forming spikes protrusions along its back and has spiral patterns throughout. The Pokémon appears to have some sort of mouth guard covering the lower-half of its face now which is white in contrast to its armour and swings as the Pokémon is idle. The black hemispheres which make up its face now have two small black slits protruding from the top of each hemisphere giving the Pokémon a scarred appearance, in addition its iris are now a magenta colour instead of light blue. The horn on its head has developed into a large pair of horns which curve upwards and backwards, the two are connected by red plates which run down towards the back of the Pokémon. One of its shields has grown much larger than the other effectively allowing the Pokémon to protect its entire body, this shield also has four additional spikes appearing around the original making it appear like a Targe, it also has additional rings of white and gold along it. The other shield has formed into a blade-like arm having a triangular shape with a rounded top, the shape has lead to v-shaped stripes forming on the arm. The Pokémon's legs are also a bit more developed showing three claw-like toes on each foot which run up to the Pokémon's body.
Gladigonix [Fighting] - Formation Pokémon
*Ht: 19'08"
*Wt: 232.4lbs
*Evo From: Falinks if Friendship >128 at Lv42
*Description: Gladigonix appears as twelve creatures aligned in a 3x4 arrangement, similar to Falinks, the leader is denoted by a larger headcrest as well as more intricately detailed armour. The Pokémon's body is covered in brilliant stripes of silver, red and gold with many of the features of its pre-evolution being retained. The headcrest is no longer a spike but rather a mohawk, the leader's mohawk having white stripes along it. The shields have also been reshaped during the evolution resulting in large rectangular shields for the creatures on the side of the formation. The rest of the Pokémon's limbs have formed into long spears with shield-like discs on the end with the red spikes from their prior evolution being retained.
Drampa Evolution
Zhularate [Normal/Dragon] - Elegance Pokémon
*Ht: 22'03"
*Wt: 524.3lbs
*Evo From: Drampa at Lv45
*Description: Zhularate continues with its pre-evolution appearing as a somewhat serpentine draconic Pokémon, the Pokémon has a significantly longer body than its pre-evolution and had bulbous sections where its limbs and important organs are located. The Pokémon shares the bluish-green skin tone of its pre-evolution and the light cream coloured fur covering its body. The fur now forms long flowing segments along its body which partially conceal the distinctive parts of its body by being especially thick around the thinner regions of the Pokémon. Its face is more developed and detailed, having long flowing whiskers that run down past the bottom of its face and form into small curls with yellow orbs on the end which can glow. Its eyes are more complex having a serpentine iris with a small pink pupil. The Pokémon has long hair around its head such that when it is standing idly it appears as long flowing hair which wraps around the Pokémon's neck as a sort of cloak. Its arms are again covered in fur although the fur is now finer appearing closer to wings when it is walking or flying. Its two claws also protrude out from its fur now appearing more clearly. Its long brush-like tail is retained and now appears as three bulbous sections each flicking off into tips that are layered on top of one another.
Fiercline Evolutionary Line
Fiercline [Normal/Fighting] - Feline Pokémon
*Ht: 1'08"
*Wt: 22.0lbs
*Evo Into: Wilazor at Lv33
*Description: Fiercline appears as a small bipedal feline, its body is covered in a light cream pattern with spotty-stripes along its body which are a dark orange-red in colouration. These spots become bands of long fur around its wrists and ankles. The Pokémon also has a very short tail with a small tuft of the darker fur on the tip. Fiercline's have patches of white fur around their face which extenuate their eyes and ears making them look larger as well as a smaller spot above each eye. The Pokémon's overall physique is fairly well built with muscular arms and upper-legs.
Wilazor [Normal/Fighting] - Sharp Claw Pokémon
*Ht: 4'03"
*Wt: 77.3lbs
*Evo From: Fiercline at Lv33
*Description: appearing as a much more developed looking Pokémon, Wilazor alternate between a quadrupedal and bipedal stance, they maintain their bipedal stance when idle or searching whereas will move on all fours when chasing or attacking. Much like their pre-evolution their fur is mostly a mix of light cream and dark orange-red fur with long bands of fur covering parts of its body to look like fighting attire, in addition to the wrist and foot bands which now extend up to the elbow and ankles of the Pokémon respectively it also has a band around its waist that looks like a martial arts belt, in addition the Pokémon has four long bands running down from the top of its back which it uses while moving. Wilazor has also grown a long blade-shaped mane around the sides of its face to intimidate predators, similar to some of the other fur on its face this mane is white. Wilazor's tail is slightly longer than its pre-evolutions and like the Pokémon's lower arms and feet has a band of long fur wrapped around it.
Chikawyrm Evolutionary Line
Chikawyrm [Dragon] - Feathered Pokémon
*Ht: 2'04"
*Wt: 51.6lbs
*Evo Into: Cluckalisk at Lv37 while holding Dragon Scale
*Description: Chikawyrm and its evolution are based in the mythological creature known as a Basilisk. The Pokémon has the body of a chicken with an elongated tail which coils around the Pokémon. Its head, legs and tail are all a light turquoise colour with its feathers having a white-cream colouration to them, in addition the Pokémon has a single crimson feather jutting out from its forehead. Each foot has three talons, two forward facing and one backwards facing. Its beak has a slight hook in it and has distinct nostrils from which smoke can billow out from.
Cluckalisk [Dragon] - Basilisk Pokémon
*Ht: 7'03"
*Wt: 124.6lbs
*Evo From: Chikawyrm at Lv37 while holding Dragon Scale
*Description: Cluckalisk continues the trend of its pre-evolution by being based on the mythological creature, a Basilisk. The Pokémon has slightly more serpentine features than its predecessor such as having a forked tongue which is multi-coloured and changes colour when its about to unleash an attack. In addition its crimson and cream coloured headcrest is shown to have large hardened scales as opposed to the feathers of its body. The Pokémon's tail is considerably longer and bulkier than before with it only tapering off towards the end giving it considerable strength. The Pokémon's wings are much more developed and have shed most of their feathers except for a small stripe of feathers along the main bones of the wings. Its wings along with its head, legs and tail have a dark turquoise colour and it has grown an additional talon from its pre-evolution.
==Move Changes==
Some moves were added in Pokémon Cross Guard due to changes in the mechanics as well as changes to existing ones, these changes both for new and existing moves are listed below.
===New Moves===
Due to changes in gameplay, several moves present in Pokémon Sword & Shield no longer appear in Pokémon Cross Guard, these being the Max Moves. In their place however are new moves which although weaker serve the same function, the unique G-Max Moves equivalents all can be learned by the Pokémon they were assigned to originally.
Move 	Type 	BP 	Acc 	PP	Effect
Trip Strike 	Normal 	60 	100%	20	Lowers target Speed 1 Stage
Knuckle Buster 	Fighting	20 	95% 	10	Raises user Attack 2 Stages
Airstream Tunnel	Flying 	60 	100%	15	Sets up Tailwind
Seeping Ooze 	Poison 	70 	90% 	25	10% chance to raise user Sp. Attack 1 Stage
Aftershock 	Ground 	55 	100%	10	Raises user Sp. Defence 1 Stage, power is Doubled if Earthquake was used last turn
Aridation 	Rock 	0 	100%	5 	Sets up Sandstorm and protects the user regardless of Type
Flutter Rush 	Bug 	95 	100%	15	30% chance to lower target Sp. Attack 1 Stage
Polter-Fright 	Ghost 	50 	100%	15	Lowers target Defence 1 Stage before attacking
Weld Cutter 	Steel 	50 	100%	25	If the target faints due to Weld Cutter, user Defence rises 3 Stages
Solar Flare 	Fire 	100	75% 	10	30% chance to cause Harsh Sunlight
Downpour 	Water 	100	75% 	10	30% chance to cause Rain
Wonder Forest 	Grass 	80 	100%	15	30% chance to cause Grassy Terrain
Static Bolt 	Electric	80 	100%	15	30% chance to cause Electric Terrain
Psyche Wave 	Psychic 	80 	100%	15	30% chance to cause Psychic Terrain
Ambient Cooling 	Ice 	0 	100%	5 	Sets up Hail and protects the user regardless of Type
Wyrmwind 	Dragon 	110	85% 	5 	10% chance to lower target Attack 1 Stage
Ambush Tactic 	Dark 	85 	95% 	10	15% chance to lower target Sp. Def 1 Stage
Meteor Shower 	Fairy 	80 	100%	15	30% chance to cause Misty Terrain
Halting Guard 	Normal 	0 	100%	10	Protects the user against one attack and lowers a random stat of the target who hits the user
Seed Snare 	Grass 	95 	95% 	10	30% chance to inflict Leech Seed effect
Wildfire 	Fire 	120	75% 	5 	Hits all opponents, 10% chance to inflict Fire Spin effect
Bubble Blitz 	Water 	95 	95% 	10	30% chance to inflict Whirlpool effect
Mystery Powder 	Bug 	0 	100%	15	Inflicts Sleep, Paralysis or Poison on all opponents
Volt Crash 	Electric	100	80% 	10	50% Chance to inflict Paralysis
Gold Volley 	Normal 	60 	100%	25	Scatters Coins, 30% chance to inflict Confusion
Chi Strike 	Fighting	90 	90% 	10	Always results in a Critical Hit
Terror Trap 	Ghost 	30 	95% 	15	Hits 2-5 times, traps the target
Foam Burst 	Water 	90 	95% 	10	30% Chance to lower target Speed 1 Stage
Frost Symphony 	Ice 	45 	100%	20	Reduces damage from Physical and Special Moves for five turns
Cuddle Kerfuffle	Normal 	50 	100%	20	Deals double damage against Pokémon of the opposite Gender, 10% chance to cause Infatuation
Ferment 	Normal 	60 	90% 	25	50% chance to recover a used held item
Malicious Aroma 	Poison 	55 	95% 	30	Hits all opponents, 50% chance to inflict Poison
Liquid Metal 	Steel 	100	95% 	10	Deals both Steel-Type and Water-Type damage
Forest Crash 	Grass 	110	70% 	10	10% chance to inflict Leech Seed effect, cannot miss in Grassy Terrain
Ace Fireball 	Fire 	110	70% 	10	10% chance to inflict Burn, cannot miss in Harsh Sunlight
Hydro Bullet 	Water 	110	70% 	10	10% chance to inflict Whirlpool, cannot miss in Rain
Clearing Wind 	Flying 	50 	95% 	15	Removes Screens and Entry Hazards from the player's side
Gravity Ray 	Psychic 	75 	100%	10	Deals Double Damage against airborne enemies
Stone Rain 	Water 	100	85% 	10	Deals both Water-Type and Rock-Type damage, 10% chance to cause Stealth Rock effect
Volcabomb 	Rock 	100	75% 	10	Deals both Rock-Type and Fire-Type damage, 30% chance to cause Burn
Tarty Glue 	Grass 	60 	100%	15	Traps the target, lowers target Speed 1 stage
Sweet Bounty 	Grass 	40 	100%	25	Hits all opponents, heals user and allies for 50% damage dealt
Sand Devil 	Ground 	65 	90% 	15	Moves second, double damage if user is hit, inflicts Sand Tomb
Rockout Solo 	Electric	100	80% 	5 	30% chance to inflict Poison or Paralysis
Burning Wrap 	Fire 	50 	95% 	25	50% chance to inflict Burn, inflicts Fire Spin
Star Splayer 	Fairy 	80 	100%	20	30% chance to inflict Confusion
Devious Punch 	Dark 	50 	85% 	15	50% chance to inflict Sleep
Creme Armour 	Fairy 	0 	100%	25	Heals user and allies for 1/12th Max Health and raises Team Sp. Defence by 2 stages
Steel Shards 	Steel 	35 	90% 	30	Hits 2-5 times, 30% chance to inflict Sharp Spikes
Dragon Absorb 	Dragon 	70 	100%	20	Reduces target's last move's PP by 2-5, restores user for 1/16th to 1/8th max health
Breaking Strike 	Dark 	105	95% 	5 	Bypasses protection moves
Viscous Swipes 	Water 	35 	100%	10	Hits 2-5 Times, bypasses protection moves
===Tertiary Effects===
Tertiary Effects is a somewhat new mechanic in the Pokémon Games which gives moves unique and very distinct qualities from the more common Stat Raising or Lowering, Status Inducing, Screen or Room Creating, Critical Hit Ratio, Multi-Hit and various other factors in Pokémon Moves. Tertiary effects have actually existed since Generation II however never had a name until now, moves like Minimize, Dig and Fly have Tertiary effects which are neither damage related (primary effects) or status related (secondary effects) and instead are dependant on moves used against the Pokémon while these moves are active, in these three cases the moves receive double damage from certain other moves.
New Tertiary Effects were introduced in Pokémon Cross Guard which affect larger groups of moves giving them additional qualities making battles more dynamic.
Moves w/ Effect 	Tertiary Effect 	Applicable Moves
Comet Punch, Meteor Mash, Moonblast, Spirit Break, Meteor Beam, Meteor Assault, Draco Meteor, Moongeist Beam, Sunsteel Strike 	Power is Doubled when Applicable Move is used on prior turn or same turn (by User or Target) 	Cosmic Power, Wish, Lunar Dance, Moonlight
Vise Grip, Wrap, Grass Knot, Crush Grip, Coil, Flying Press, Bind, Constrict 	Target is trapped if Weight is Lower than User 	N/A
Sand Attack, Bubblebeam, Bubble, Blizzard, Sand Tomb 	Reduces Power of Applicable Moves to 90% if Effect Move is used on the same turn 	Fire-Type Moves
Headbutt, Skull Bash, Iron Head, Head Smash, Head Charge, Zen Headbutt 	Move's Power is halved if target used Applicable Moves on the previous turn 	Skull Bash, Withdraw, Defense Curl, Iron Defense, King's Shield, Jaw Lock, Spiky Shield, Crafty Shield
Round, Echoed Voice 	Move's Secondary Effect fails if Applicable Moves are used between moves 	Sound-Based Moves excluding Round and Echoed Voice
Acid, Toxic, Acid Armor, Gunk Shot, Acid Spray, Venom Drench, Apple Acid 	Causes Applicable Moves to have 10% Chance of inflicting Poison if used within the next turn 	Hydro Pump, Surf, Rain Dance, Muddy Water, Brine, Water Pledge, Origin Pulse, Shore Up, Liquidation, Surging Strikes, Hydro Cannon, Soak
Ice Beam, Icicle Spear, Frost Breath, Glaciate, Freeze Dry, Icicle Crash 	75% Chance target Freezes if weather is Rain 	N/A
Wing Attack, Peck, Drill Peck, Aerial Ace, Pluck, Brave Bird, Beak Blast, Bolt Beak, Dual Wingbeat, Bug Bite, Bite, Crunch, Thunder Fang, Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Hyper Fang, Super Fang, Poison Fang, Psychic Fangs	Deals recoil damage to user if target used Applicable Moves previously 	Harden, Sharpen, Iron Defense, Baneful Bunker
Poison Powder, Smog, Night Shade, Poison Gas, Belch, Corrosive Gas 	Causes Applicable Moves to have 10% Chance of inflicting Poison if used within the next turn 	Gust, Aeroblast, Powder Snow, Twister, Air Cutter, Air Slash, Hurricane, Razorwind, Icy Wind, Ominous Wind, Fairy Wind, Silver Wind
Flash, Light Screen, Burn Up, Solarbeam, Solar Blade, Spotlight, Flash Cannon 	Reduces Power if Applicable Moves by half (if Status Moves causes them to fail) if Effect Move is used on the same turn	Aurora Beam, Double Team, Luster Purge, Signal Beam, Tail Glow, Mirror Shot
Rock Slide, Rock Blast, Rock Polish, Gyro Ball, Defense Curl, Steel Roller, Steamroller 	Causes Applicable Moves base power to be doubled if used by the user the previous turn 	Rollout, Ice Ball
Focus Energy, Laser Focus, Meditate, Miracle Eye 	Causes Applicable Moves to hit for maximum possible times if used by the user in the previous turn 	Arm Thrust, Bone Rush, Bullet Seed, Icicle Spear, Pin Missile, Rock Blast, Tail Slap, Water Shuriken
==Pokémon Camp==
Pokémon Camp serves as the Eighth Generation's iteration on the previous Pokémon Interaction through PokéAmie and Pokémon Refresh. Similar to these mechanics, Pokémon Camp allows the player to interact with their Pokémon in a more social manner playing with them and performing various activities together.
Unlike the Pokémon Camp seen in Pokémon Sword & Shield, Pokémon Camp in Pokémon Cross Guard mixes in elements from Pokémon Pelago and the Secret Bases from Pokémon Sun & Moon and Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire respectively. The player is able to more heavily customize their Camp, both with various Camp Equipment the player finds by travelling and completing small sidequests but also with new Camping Shops scattered across the region which sell camping supplies and decorations alike. The player is able to share their Camp with friends allowing them to come visit as well as exchange Trainer Cards which give both players rewards in the form of new cosmetics, some of which are otherwise unobtainable to the player.
===Professor Foxglove===
Professor Foxglove is a new character introduced in Pokémon Camp in Pokémon Cross Guard who serves as a bit of a tutorial for the player if they so desire and also serves a similar role to Mohn from Pokémon Pelago in that she helps the player in the more manager-orientated side of Pokémon Camp.
Professor Foxglove can sell the player items for their Pokémon Camp such as cooking supplies and some basic decorations, in addition the player can have Professor Foxglove organize what types of food the Pokémon are given which can alter their mood and ability in some of Pokémon Camp's activities.
Lastly, as the player plays through Pokémon Camp they will accumulate the currency of the side mechanic, Trinkets which are small wooden and metallic objects in the shape of various Pokémon. Professor Foxglove will exchange high grade trinkets for low grade ones to the player and will also allow the player to develop new sections to their Pokémon Camp by exchanging large numbers of Trinkets.
===Trinket Festival===
Trinket Festival is a minor mechanic the player can perform in Pokémon Camp where the player deposits their trinkets into a cauldron, this temporarily boosts the happiness of the Pokémon at the camp which has some effects on the activities performed. A secondary effect is that the player will receive items as a result, what the player receives depends on the amount of Trinkets put into the Cauldron with higher echelons of prizes containing rare items including TRs, Nature Mints, Ability Capsules and Treasures.
===Activities===
*Cooking Meals - While playing in Camp the player may decide to cook a meal for them and their Pokémon, meals come in a variety of flavours and mixes and the player is able to create a wide variety of meals as a result of mixing certain foods together. Unlike in Pokémon Sword & Shield this is not just limited to Curries but the player can also create Stews, Soups and Broths as well, now forming the new Meal Dex which groups similar meals together to avoid tedium for the player.
*Playing with Pokémon - As with PokéAmie and Pokémon Refresh before it, the player is able to play with their Pokémon through simple interactions, these include petting the Pokémon which can raise its affection based on where on the Pokémon the player pets. The player can also use various toys to play with the Pokémon including a bouncy ball, feather on a stick, knotted rope, squeaky toys and various other toys, these can similarly raise affection and can even allow the player to raise multiple Pokémon's affection in some cases.
*Pokémon Daycare - Instead of appearing as an overworld location the Pokémon Daycare is now integrated into Pokémon Camp where the player is able to drop off and pick up Pokémon who are able to breed and produce eggs. The player is also able to alter the environment where the Pokémon in the Daycare are located which can improve the odds of certain things like Egg Moves or perfect IVs.
*Berry Farm - A new feature to Pokémon Camp is the ability to grow Berries similar to Pokémon Pelago before it, this replaces some of the Berry Trees found in the overworld as the player is able to buy Berry Seeds from Prof. Foxglove for the more unusual types of Berries. The Berry Farm will provide small clocks for each Berry bush letting the player know how long until the berries are ready to be harvested.
*Spelunking Cavern - Returning from Pokémon Pelago, the Spelunking Cavern allows the player to send a group of their Pokémon into a cavern to go exploring for treasure, this is unlocked once the player has seven or more Pokémon. The results of an exploration depend on how many Pokémon go exploring and what part of the cavern the player sends them to explore in.
*Bountiful Forest - Functioning similarly to Spelunking Cavern the player can send their Pokémon to explore and bring back items from the Bountiful Forest which is also unlocked once the player has seven or more Pokémon. The Bountiful Forest contains more food-based items although does have some more natural treasures like TinyMushrooms, the player can often find cooking supplies, berries and herbal medicines via the Bountiful Forest.
*Combat Dojo - Once the player has defeated Kabu they'll be able to access the Combat Dojo where the player can train their Pokémon's EVs quickly, this is similar to Super Training from Pokémon X & Y although each EV has a different minigame associated with it to give the player greater variety.
*PokéCarnival - Unlocked once the player has defeated Opal they'll be able to access the PokéCarnival. This activity allows the player to play minigames with their Pokémon and earn a variety of prizes including items and trinkets. These minigames include some carried over from PokéAmie as well as Pokémon Contests and the Pokéathlon from previous generations.
*Soothing Pond - Soothing Pond is an addition the player gets once they acquire the Fishing Rod, this Pond allows the player to fish finding various items including several unique cooking ingredients which are otherwise very rare as well as a few treasures. Fishing in Soothing Ponds also varies from Camp to Camp so visiting other Camps will yield different results, the player needs a Fishing Rod to fish at another player's Camp but that camp's owner does not need to have the Pond unlocked.
===Camp Visitors===
As with Pokémon Sword & Shield the player is able to visit other players camps, allowing the player to interact with that player's Pokémon, exchange Trianer Cards which can unlock various cosmetic items for the player's camp as well as acquire Trinkets simply for helping out another player's camp as well as give Trinkets should the player so decide.
The player can exchange their Camp with friends which will cause it to show up extremely commonly in the Wild Areas with a 100% chance 24 hours after the exchange. The player can also find other player's camps at random on both some Routes and the Wild Areas.
Unlike in Sword & Shield however, Camps are no longer just one structure but rather a group of structures huddled together. So when the player finds a Campsite in the Wild Area or on a Route they will instead visit five camps simultaneously not only making getting Trinkets more easy but also allowing the player to more reliably interact with their friends Pokémon. These camps can be visited individually for the player to check out the specific decorations other players have used or by visiting the Common Grounds where all the Pokémon from the five camps gather.
Also unlike Pokémon Sword & Shield, the player can have NPCs visit their camp randomly from time to time, there are a large number of NPCs that can visit the player including named NPCs like Hop, Bede, Leon, Marnie & Sonia as well as special generic NPCs who will provide the player with a special service based on their trainer class. Named NPCs excluding Hop, Sonia and the Player's Mom require some pre-requisite to start appearing, typically complating their story or some side activity.
===Decorations===
Similar to Secret Bases in Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire and Underground Bases in Pokémon Diamond & Pearl the player's Pokémon Camp is able to be decorated in a variety of ways. Initially the player's options are somewhat limited but as they play with their Pokémon they'll unlock new decorations and be able to buy them from the various shops across Galar as well. The following are elements of the player's Camp they're able to customize;
*Tent - The player's tent is able to be customized to a greater degree than in Pokémon Sword & Shield with the player now able to change the shape of the tent, change where it's placed in the area and even add in a second tent once they acquire another one.
*Flora - The player can add various plants directly into their camp site, these can sometimes be used by Pokémon to play and come in a wide variety for the different environments the player can choose from.
*Environment - This is the background and ground layer of the player's camp, player's can choose to have this sync with wherever the camp is located when visiting or choose a specific Environment for the camp to always use. Some environments need to be unlocked to use.
*Toys - Separate from the toys the player can directly use to play with their Pokémon, the player can also buy toys which the Pokémon are able to play with regardless, these are stationary devices in comparison to the more mobile objects the player can use.
*Rocks - There are several different types of rocks the player can acquire in the game to decorate their camp with, rocks are grouped by type with some fitting certain environments while others have additional elements like gemstones or ore veins.
*Beds - The player is able to buy special beds for their various Pokémon who will use the bed to improve their affection, different beds also have different effects including temporarily raising a Pokémon's relevant stat or making them immune to status ailments temporarily.
*Misc - Miscellaneous decorations are the bulk of the decorations in Pokémon Cross Guard and primarily are small decorations which can be placted on the ground, on surfaces of other decorations or floating in the air.
*Effects - Effects are decorations which have a specific animation tied to them that can be either always active or set-off when the player or someone else visits their camp. These include things such as light sources, fireworks, confetti, etc.
==TMs & TRs==
Technical Machines (TMs) and Techincal Records (TRs) make a return from Pokémon Sword & Shield again in Pokémon Cross Guard. Like in the previous games, TMs are multi-use items that allow the player to teach their Pokémon a move based on which TMs they've obtained, TMs do not break after use and so can be used on as many Pokémon as the player likes. TRs meanwhile are single-use items which teach a move to one Pokémon before breaking, the player can find new TRs through a variety of methods. Unlike previous games, TMs are no longer simply scattered about the region to be found but are each tied to exploring a dungeon or completing a sidequest or gym, as compensation the Gyms also give out different TMs than in Sword & Shield due to the changed list of TMs and also give out a TR as well.
===TMs===
TM No.	Move 	Acquisition
TM01 	Work Up 	In Spindraco City, complete the sidequest Top of the Class where the player helps a student at the Training School to become better at battling.
TM02 	Mega Punch 	In Piepyre Village, complete the sidequest Boxing Legend where the player temporarily comes under the tutelage of a renowned Galarian Boxer who wants to test if her successory is worthy.
TM03 	Beat Up 	In Rockaspray City, complete the sidequest Foul Spirits where the player provides back-up for a former Punk turned Police Officer who's constantly being pestered by his old crew.
TM04 	Helping Hand 	At Turffield Village after defeating Milo, complete the sidequest The Great Wooloo Caper where the player meets up with Milo and helps deal with a large group of Wooloo who've run off into the Turffield Farmlands and need to be herded back to Turffield Village.
TM05 	Roar 	At Streetleaf Village, complete the sidequest Tales from Glimwood Tangle I where the player investigates on behalf of children in the village the story of the Roaring Tree which is a tree that supposedly roars at wanderers in the Glimwood Tangle.
TM06 	Toxic 	In Piepyre Village, complete the sidequest Wilting Pool where the player helps a scientist investigate the cause for a pool of water in the town which causes any flowers nearby to wilt that attempt to grow near it.
TM07 	Hail 	Located at Everfrost Peak on the highest floor, is obscured by a large pile of snow but the High Contrast Bulb will make it more visible.
TM08 	Bulk Up 	At Wedgehurst Town, complete the sidequest 10,000 Steps where the player trains alongside a man trying to get in shape by travelling across the Wild Area and meeting up with him throughout his travels.
TM09 	Icy Wind 	At Circhester Village, complete the sidequest Winds of Change where the player helps the daughter of a man who runs a touring guide through the Circhester Wild Area prove to her father that she will be able to take over the business.
TM10 	Hidden Power 	In Hulbury City, complete the sidequest Awakening where the player helps out Swimmer trying to unlock latent psychic powers they believe they have.
TM11 	Sunny Day 	Located in Granigate Canyon, found atop a large spire located on the west side of the canyon.
TM12 	Taunt 	In Stewpot Town, complete the sidequest Untamed Troublemakers where the player provides aid to a Rancher who's Dubwool have gotten loose across parts of the town and are causing problems for the town.
TM13 	Fire Spin 	In Flowerbowl Village, complete the sidequest Dance of the Red Sun where the player helps a traditional dancer in the village prepare for a cemerony to commemorate good tidings in the following year.
TM14 	Coaching 	Reward for defeating Bea at Stewpot Town.
TM15 	Grassy Terrain 	Located in Slumbering Weald's foggy banks section, found on a small island in the middle of a pond.
TM16 	Light Screen 	In Ballonlea Village, complete the sidequest House of Mirrors I where the player helps a Clown who wants to set-up a funhouse in Ballonlea Village by having the player test her house of mirrors.
TM17 	Fake Tears 	At Streetleaf Village, complete the sidequest Tale from Glimwood Tangle II where the player returns for another tale, this time investigating the story of the weeping spirit in the Glimwood Tangle that would cause people to become lost.
TM18 	Rain Dance 	Located in Miloch Lakebed where it can be found in a room near the bottom of the cavern where water from the lake above drips in.
TM19 	Mega Drain 	In Guiaella Town, complete the sidequest The Postman and the Pelipper where the player helps a Postman recover misplaced mail across the town and finding where his Pelipper had disappeared to.
TM20 	Safeguard 	In Postwick Village, complete the sidequest Motherly Love where the player helps out their mother with day-to-day tasks around Postwick Village.
TM21 	Frustration 	At Grandoak Village, complete the sidequest Spirit of the Ranger I where the player helps an aspiring PokéRanger check on the condition of Pokémon in the surrounding Wild Area.
TM22 	Draining Kiss 	Located at the bottom of Dreemutter Cave where it is guarded by a horde of Slurpuff, Alcremie and a Macacreme.
TM23 	Smack Down 	Located in Graddadome Canyon and is found in the deepest section of the canyon.
TM24 	Icicle Spear 	In Hammerlocke Town, complete the sidequest The Icy Keep where the player is challenged by a group of kids in the town to investigate a keep frozen over be the low temperature and retrieve a relic within.
TM25 	Bullet Seed 	In Turffield Village, complete the sidequest Crop Harvest where the player assists some farmers in harvesting their berry crops while dealing with wild Pokémon who're attempting to snatch the produce.
TM26 	Magic Powder 	In Flowerbowl Village, complete the sidequest Allergy Alleviation where the player helps a lady in the village who has developed allergies to a certain Pokémon found around the village to find a remedy for her allergies.
TM27 	Return 	At Grandoak Village, complete the sidequest Spirit of the Ranger II where the player returns to help the aspiring PokéRanger this time to calm down a rampaging Pokémon in the Wild Area.
TM28 	Electric Terrain	Located in Anglepoint Chasm at the very bottom where the player needs to contend with a herd of Copperajah who're guarding the TM.
TM29 	Meteor Beam 	Reward for defeating Gordie in Circhester Village.
TM30 	Rock Smash 	Located at the bottom of Lunardrop Cave where the player will find a large group of smashable rocks.
TM31 	Recycle 	In Spikemuth City, complete the sidequest One Man's Trash where the player aides a Janitor in the city with cleaning up the mess left behind by Spikemuth Scallywags.
TM32 	Double Team 	At Streetleaf Village, complete the sidequest Tale from Glimwood Tangle III where the player is tasked with another if the Glimwood Tales this one about thousands of shadowy figures cornering lost travellers in the Glimwood Tangle.
TM33 	Reflect 	In Ballonlea Village, complete the sidequest House of Mirrors II where the player returns to help the clown running a funhouse in Ballonlea Village testing a new more complex layout of the House of Mirrors.
TM34 	Amnesia 	In Granigate Town, complete the sidequest Forgetful Friends where the player assists an old man find his friend's residence who has forgotten a lot of the details his friend gave him.
TM35 	Nasty Plot 	In Hulbury City after defeating Nessa, complete the sidequest Lighthouse Protection Squad where the player assists Nessa in protecting the Lighthouse from a group of punks who're attempting to deface the lighthouse and investigate where they originated from.
TM36 	Court Change 	In Hammerlocke Town, complete the sidequest Lost Legacy where the player investigates on behalf of a historian potential relics the Royal Family may have left in Hammerlocke Town.
TM37 	Sandstorm 	At Grandoak Village, complete the sidequest Check-Up in the Dunes where the player provides help to a travelling Doctor who is investigating the health of Pokémon who live in the deserts of the West Wild Area.
TM38 	Liquidation 	Reward for defeating Nessa at Hulbury City.
TM39 	Rock Tomb 	Located in Spikemuth Passage towards the North Exit and found in an old set of ruins found within the passage itself.
TM40 	Aerial Ace 	At Puffswan Town, complete the sidequest Prevailing Winds where the player assists a scientist in assessing the different wind patterns across the region and how they affect migratory Pokémon.
TM41 	Torment 	In Spikemuth City after defeating Piers, complete the sidequest Number One Fan where the player spends time with Piers learning about the city while being periodically pestered by an over-eager fan of Piers.
TM42 	Facade 	In Ballonlea Village after defeating Opal, complete the sidequest Gym Shenanigans where the player assists Opal with some rowdy trainers who have been causing trouble for her at the gym.
TM43 	Flame Charge 	At Acrotrack Village, complete the sidequest Burning Endurance where the player is scouted by a recently opened exercise gym in the village looking for a representative for their business.
TM44 	Rest 	In Arrostle City, complete the sidequest A Good Night's Sleep where the player helps a man who's having trouble falling asleep by helping him find things to help him sleep.
TM45 	Attract 	In Tropiwala Town, complete the sidequest Lover's Dilemma where the player must settle a conflict between two lovers whose vacation has not being going as intended due to a supposed haunting.
TM46 	Thief 	At Cirqtuary City, complete the sidequest Lost Artifact where the player takes on the role of detective and helps track down a lost artifact stole from the city's museum a few days prior.
TM47 	Low Sweep 	In Filmuna Village, complete the sidequest Dancing Troupe where the player helps a dancer assemble a troupe from across the village to perform together.
TM48 	Round 	In Spikemuth City, complete the sidequest Rising Rocker I where the player helps get a guitarist his first gig at a local music bar in the city.
TM49 	Echoed Voice 	In Spikemuth City, complete the sidequest Rising Rocker II where the player once again helps a guitarist now assembling a band from hopeful candidates.
TM50 	Revenge 	In Hammerlocke Town after defeating Raihan, complete the sidequest Settling the Score II where the player has a rematch against Gordie, Melony & Raihan who want to see if the player is really ready to take on the league.
TM51 	Hex 	Located in Terragasha Forest in a hidden grove where the player will need to use a variety of Helper Machines to reach the TM.
TM52 	Grassy Glide 	Reward for defeating Milo at Turffield Village.
TM53 	Snatch 	In Postwick Village, complete the sidequest Nicking the Nickit where the player helps a lady whose Nickits have stolen a number of items return said items to their owners.
TM54 	False Swipe 	In Wedgehurst Town, complete the sidequest Catching Enthusiast where the player competes against one of Prof. Magnolia's scientists to see whose knowledge of Pokémon is better.
TM55 	Scale Shot 	Located in Hammerlocke Ascent, found at the highest floor guarded by an Enraged Kommo-o.
TM56 	Fling 	In Puffswan Town, complete the sidequest The Big Haul where the player is tasked with bringing a fisherman a large Pokémon caught via Fishing to show off to the fishing committee.
TM57 	Charge Beam 	Located within the Hulbury Lighthouse's underground section.
TM58 	Sky Drop 	Located in Glimwood Tangle, can be found in what appears to be an old set of ruins with a large bird-shaped opening where light filters in from above.
TM59 	Brutal Swing 	In Filmuna Village, complete the sidequest Ode to Bewear where the player participates in a stage play about a Bewear going on a journey in the forest.
TM60 	Quash 	In Cafedrell Village, complete the sidequest A Refined Palette where the player helps the owner of a cafe deal with a tricky customer who made a bet with the owner about the flavour of their coffee.
TM61 	Will-O-Wisp 	At Streetleaf Village, complete the sidequest Tales of Glimwood Tangle IV where the player investigates the stories of mysterious lights seen throughout the Glimwood Tangle which supposedly lead travellers into ambushes by wild Pokémon.
TM62 	Acrobatics 	In Filmuna Village, complete the sidequest The Circus Arrives where the player plays a supporting role in helping round up performers of a circus in the village who're having their grand opening.
TM63 	Embargo 	In Hulbury City, complete the sidequest Docked Importance where the player helps dock workers inspect a ship's contents for certain precious cargo.
TM64 	Baton Pass 	At Acrotrack Village, complete the sidequest Circhester Triathlon where the player must race across the Circhester Wild Area as quickly as possible passing several checkpoints under a certain time.
TM65 	Dual Wingbeat 	At Granigate Town, complete the sidequest Featherdance Festival where the player participates in a festival held in the town which celebrates the various bird Pokémon of the Galar Region.
TM66 	Payback 	In Motostoke City after defeating Kabu, complete the sidequest Settling the Score I where the player has a rematch against Milo, Nessa & Kabu who want to battle the player again to really test the player's strength as a trainer.
TM67 	Reversal 	In Stewpot Town after defeating Bea & Allister, complete the sidequest Dojo Practice where the player is challenged by Bea & Allister to take on their Dojo's mock trial, having the player navigate a maze similar to the one from the Gym.
TM68 	Lash Out 	Reward for defeating Piers at Spikemuth City.
TM69 	Rock Polish 	At Rockaspray City, complete the sidequest Completing the Collection where the player helps a stone enthusiast complete his collection of evolutionary stones by searching for a Shiny Stone he remembers seeing long ago.
TM70 	Psychic Terrain 	In Wyndon City, complete the sidequest Inver's Invention where the player helps Inver test out his new machine which allows Inverse Battles to be activated without need of his psychic powers.
TM71 	Corrosive Gas 	At Motostoke City, complete the sidequest Old Machinery Woes where the player helps out some workers in Motostoke Mine who need replacement parts for machines in the mine that provide the Pokémon with a fresh source of water.
TM72 	Flash 	Located in Motostoke Mine at the lowest level where there is low visibility.
TM73 	Thunder Wave 	In Motostoke City, complete the sidequest Power Surge where the player helps a Technician in the city investigate an unusually high energy drain coming from a section of the city.
TM74 	Icicle Crash 	Reward for defeating Melony at Circhester Village.
TM75 	Swords Dance 	In Graddadome Village, complete the sidequest The Ancestral Blade where the player needs to help a son repair his recently passed father's blade by finding a skilled smith.
TM76 	Poltergeist 	Reward for defeating Allister in Stewpot Town.
TM77 	Psych Up 	In Acrotrack Village, complete the sidequest Turning Up to Eleven where the player helps a Cyclist in the village to prepare for an upcoming cycling race.
TM78 	Bulldoze 	Located in Guiaella Mountain, found on the second to lowest floor where there are several sand traps the player must avoid to reach the TM.
TM79 	Frost Breath 	Located in Crymere Cavern, the player must defeat an Enraged Beartic to obtain the TM.
TM80 	Incinerate 	Reward for defeating Kabu at Motostoke City.
TM81 	Misty Terrain 	In Filmuna Village, complete the sidequest Setting the Stage where the player provides assistance in setting up a stage for a short film being shot in the village and has to deal with various mishaps along the way.
TM82 	Dragon Tail 	In Hammerlocke Town, complete the sidequest Tale of Dragons where the player learns from a historian in the town about the various legendary Dragon-Type Pokémon that have been identified across history and tests the player's knowledge on the Pokémon.
TM83 	Infestation 	Located in Barrowstar Elder Tree, found at the top of the tree protected by an Escavalier and Accelgor.
TM84 	Spikes 	Located in Champion's Road, found in a side passage which links back towards the half-way point of the area.
TM85 	Stealth Rock 	In Cafedrell Village, complete the sidequest Chipped Away where the player assists in reconstructing an old wall in the village which has been weathered down over the years.
TM86 	Iron Defense 	Located in Piepyre Lake, requires the player to fish up the TM which is attached to a Enraged Dhelmise which attacks the player.
TM87 	Snore 	In Guiaella Town, complete the sidequest Slumbering Giant where the player helps a few of the townsfolk in dealing with a Snorlax which has taken to sleeping in front of the town's monument to the twin heroes.
TM88 	Sleep Talk 	In Ballonlea Village, complete the sidequest Dreaming Space where the player assists a scientist conduct an experiment to explore the world of dreams.
TM89 	Flip Turn 	In Tropiwala Town, complete the sidequest Celebrity Evasion where the player helps a celebrity who's on vacation avoid the paparazzi and navigate out of the town unseen.
TM90 	Substitute 	In Turffield Village, complete the sidequest Ravaging Swarm where the player provides assistance to a group of farmers whose crops are being attacked by several bird Pokémon and need to create scarecrows to scare them off.
TM91 	Magic Room 	In Arrostle City, complete the sidequest Hidden Stowaways I where the player helps a police officer crack down on thieves hiding out in the City's department store by investigating the shops.
TM92 	Trick Room 	In Arrostle City, complete the sidequest Hidden Stowaways II where the player returns to help the police officer again this time to find where a bunch of wild Pokémon causing problems for residents have been hiding.
TM93 	Wonder Room 	In Arrostle City, complete the sidequest Hidden Stowaways III where the player comes to aid the police officer in his final mission before a promotion where they need to track down a food thief who's been stealing food from various people in the city.
TM94 	Whirlpool 	At Hulbury City, complete the sidequest Old Seadog's Tale where the player listens to the story of a retired captain and helps them in settling an old dispute with a wild Pokémon.
TM95 	Snarl 	At Streetleaf Village, complete the sidequest Tales from Glimwood Tangle V where in the final chapter of the Tales of Glimwood Tangle tells of a monstrous creature that can shift into the shape of someone a person knows only to frighten them with its ghastly appearance.
TM96 	Misty Explosion 	Reward for defeating Opal in Ballonlea Village.
TM97 	Power Swap 	At Wyndon City, complete the sidequest Energy Station Check-Up, where the player helps the city's Head Electrician check the status of the sub-stations across the city.
TM98 	Guard Swap 	Located in Crumbled Keep, found in the central tower of the ruins after solving an Acro Bike puzzle.
TM99 	Speed Swap 	In Puffswan Town, complete the sidequest Torpedo Propulsion where the player conducts a race against a Barraskewda for a scientist in the town to assess the Pokémon's speed.
TM100 	Confide 	In Cafedrell Village, complete the sidequest Pen Pals where the player finds a letter telling them to write a response to a question posed on the letter promising a reward for providing company.
TM101 	Breaking Swipe 	Reward for defeating Raihan in Hammerlocke Town.
TM102 	Life Dew 	In Motostoke City, complete the sidequest Inn need of help where the player helps the ownder of the Budew Drop Inn clear out wild Pokémon that have gotten into the basement of her inn.
===TRs===
TR No.	Move 	TR No.	Move 	TR No.	Move
TR01 	Mega Kick 	TR35 	Flamethrower 	TR69 	Iron Head
TR02 	Dragon Claw 	TR36 	Sludge Bomb 	TR70 	Aurora Veil
TR03 	Psyshock 	TR37 	Fire Punch 	TR71 	Stone Edge
TR04 	Calm Mind 	TR38 	Fire Blast 	TR72 	Volt Switch
TR05 	Cosmic Power 	TR39 	Inferno 	TR73 	Power Gem
TR06 	Dynamic Punch	TR40 	Cross Chop 	TR74 	Gyro Ball
TR07 	Head Charge 	TR41 	Earth Power 	TR75 	Pluck
TR08 	Jump Kick 	TR42 	Shock Wave 	TR76 	Fly
TR09 	Venoshock 	TR43 	Hydro Pump 	TR77 	Body Press
TR10 	Iron Tail 	TR44 	Psychic Fangs	TR78 	False Surrender
TR11 	Ice Fang 	TR45 	Ice Hammer 	TR79 	Seed Bomb
TR12 	Ice Punch 	TR46 	Dragon Hammer	TR80 	Rock Slide
TR13 	Ice Beam 	TR47 	Nature Power 	TR81 	X-Scissor
TR14 	Blizzard 	TR48 	Foul Play 	TR82 	Cross Poison
TR15 	Hyper Beam 	TR49 	Uproar 	TR83 	Megahorn
TR16 	Drain Punch 	TR50 	Overheat 	TR84 	Poison Jab
TR17 	Protect 	TR51 	Steel Wing 	TR85 	Dream Eater
TR18 	Leaf Storm 	TR52 	Focus Blast 	TR86 	Grass Knot
TR19 	Roost 	TR53 	Energy Ball 	TR87 	Swagger
TR20 	Giga Drain 	TR54 	Brine 	TR88 	Bounce
TR21 	Solar Blade 	TR55 	Scald 	TR89 	U-Turn
TR22 	Solar Beam 	TR56 	Water Pulse 	TR90 	Avalanche
TR23 	Thunder Punch	TR57 	Dragon Pulse 	TR91 	Flash Cannon
TR24 	Thunderbolt 	TR58 	Zap Cannon 	TR92 	Retaliate
TR25 	Thunder 	TR59 	Hypnosis 	TR93 	Wild Charge
TR26 	Earthquake 	TR60 	Nightmare 	TR94 	Surf
TR27 	Thunder Fang 	TR61 	Moonblast 	TR95 	Terrain Pulse
TR28 	Leech Life 	TR62 	Focus Punch 	TR96 	Weather Ball
TR29 	Psychic 	TR63 	Play Rough 	TR97 	Dark Pulse
TR30 	Shadow Ball 	TR64 	Explosion 	TR98 	Waterfall
TR31 	Brick Break 	TR65 	Shadow Claw 	TR99 	Dazzling Gleam
TR32 	Heat Wave 	TR66 	Strength 	TR100 	Superpower
TR33 	Fire Fang 	TR67 	Smart Strike 	TR101 	Hurricane
TR34 	Sludge Wave 	TR68 	Giga Impact 	TR102 	Steel Beam
==Rival Battles==
Throughout the game the player has multiple encounters with various characters who serves as bosses in the game, the player needs to battle and defeat each of these characters to progress through the game some come in the form of Gym Leaders while others serve as rivals or as members of the Golden Thorns.
===Rivals===
In the main story the player has three rivals that they battle against throughout the game.
Hop, the player's neighbour and younger brother to the region's champion, Leon. Hop is an enthusiastic and extremely optimistic character often being able to help others in staying positive through his cheery demeanour, however Hop himself is rather weak-willed and has an inferiority complex to his brother, regarding his failures as not only him failing to live up to his brother's skill but also insulting his brother's legacy.
Marnie, a resident from Spikemuth City who'd taken on the League Challenge to get Spikemuth City recognized as the city had been falling into disrepair due to the personal grievances the royal family have had against the city for generations. A bit of a cold and distant individual, Marnie avoids letting her guard down around others and is often very defensive and proud of her heritage yet also seems to be a bit embarrassed by some of the people supporting her.
Bede is a strange individual, raised directly under the personal care of the royal family he has long held beliefs of the righteousness of the royal family and their importance to the region. Although he is stubborn and arrogant he is also extremely skilled in battling making him a force to be reckoned with but one who has fairly clearly been shown to be controlled by his benefactors.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	Scorbunny Lv5 	Scorbunny Lv5 	Scorbunny Lv5 	Scorbunny Lv5 	Scorbunny Lv5 	Scorbunny Lv5
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	Sobble Lv5 	Sobble Lv5 	Sobble Lv5 	Sobble Lv5 	Sobble Lv5 	Sobble Lv5
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (1) 	Postwick Village 	Grookey Lv5 	Grookey Lv5 	Grookey Lv5 	Grookey Lv5 	Grookey Lv5 	Grookey Lv5
Marnie (1)	Slumbering Weald 	Morpeko Lv6 	Morpeko Lv6 	Morpeko Lv6 	Impidimp Lv8 	Impidimp Lv8 	Impidimp Lv8
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Blipbug Lv5 	Blipbug Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Nickit Lv5 	Nickit Lv5
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv6 	Rookidee Lv6 	Wooloo Lv7 	Wooloo Lv7 	Scorbunny Lv9 	Scorbunny Lv9
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Blipbug Lv5 	Blipbug Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Nickit Lv5 	Nickit Lv5
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv6 	Rookidee Lv6 	Wooloo Lv7 	Wooloo Lv7 	Sobble Lv9 	Sobble Lv9
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Blipbug Lv5 	Blipbug Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Skwovet Lv5 	Nickit Lv5 	Nickit Lv5
Hop (2) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv6 	Rookidee Lv6 	Wooloo Lv7 	Wooloo Lv7 	Grookey Lv9 	Grookey Lv9
Bede (1) 	Spindraco Town 	Pawniard Lv8 	Pawniard Lv8 	Ralts Lv8 	Ralts Lv8 	Hatenna Lv10 	Hatenna Lv10
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Roselia Lv11 	Roselia Lv11 	Roselia Lv11
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Scorbunny Lv13 	Scorbunny Lv13 	Scorbunny Lv13
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Growlithe Lv11 	Growlithe Lv11 	Growlithe Lv11
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Sobble Lv13 	Sobble Lv13 	Sobble Lv13
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Wooloo Lv11 	Shellder Lv11 	Shellder Lv11 	Shellder Lv11
Hop (3) 	Rockaspray City 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Rookidee Lv10 	Grookey Lv13 	Grookey Lv13 	Grookey Lv13
Bede (2) 	Barrowstar Woods 	Pawniard Lv11 	Pawniard Lv11 	Ralts Lv11 	Ralts Lv11 	Hatenna Lv13 	Hatenna Lv13
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Roselia Lv14 	Roselia Lv14 	Roselia Lv14
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Scorbunny Lv15 	Scorbunny Lv15 	Scorbunny Lv15
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Growlithe Lv14 	Growlithe Lv14 	Growlithe Lv14
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Sobble Lv15 	Sobble Lv15 	Sobble Lv15
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Wooloo Lv13 	Shellder Lv14 	Shellder Lv14 	Shellder Lv14
Hop (4) 	Turffield Village 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Rookidee Lv13 	Grookey Lv15 	Grookey Lv15 	Grookey Lv15
Marnie (2)	Hulbury Lighthouse 	Morpeko Lv16 	Morpeko Lv16 	Toxel Lv15 	Toxel Lv15 	Impidimp Lv18 	Impidimp Lv18
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Roselia Lv17 	Roselia Lv17 	Roselia Lv17
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Raboot Lv19 	Raboot Lv19 	Raboot Lv19
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Growlithe Lv17 	Growlithe Lv17 	Growlithe Lv17
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Drizzile Lv19 	Drizzile Lv19 	Drizzile Lv19
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Wooloo Lv16 	Shellder Lv17 	Shellder Lv17 	Shellder Lv17
Hop (5) 	Hulbury City 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Corvisquire Lv17 	Thwackey Lv19 	Thwackey Lv19 	Thwackey Lv19
Marnie (3)	Motostoke City 	Morpeko Lv19 	Morpeko Lv19 	Morpeko Lv19 	Toxel Lv19 	Toxel Lv19 	Toxel Lv19
Marnie (3)	Motostoke City 	Munshyll Lv20 	Munshyll Lv20 	Munshyll Lv20 	Impidimp Lv21 	Impidimp Lv21 	Impidimp Lv21
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Wooloo Lv20 	Wooloo Lv20 	Roselia Lv19 	Roselia Lv19 	Cutiefly Lv21 	Cutiefly Lv21
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Raboot Lv22 	Raboot Lv22 	Raboot Lv22
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Wooloo Lv20 	Wooloo Lv20 	Growlithe Lv19 	Growlithe Lv19 	Diglett Lv21 	Diglett Lv21
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Drizzile Lv22 	Drizzile Lv22 	Drizzile Lv22
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Wooloo Lv20 	Wooloo Lv20 	Shellder Lv19 	Shellder Lv19 	Yamper Lv21 	Yamper Lv21
Hop (6) 	Motostoke City 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Corvisquire Lv20 	Thwackey Lv22 	Thwackey Lv22 	Thwackey Lv22
Bede (3) 	Motostoke City 	Pawniard Lv19 	Pawniard Lv19 	Pawniard Lv19 	Scraggy Lv19 	Scraggy Lv19 	Scraggy Lv19
Bede (3) 	Motostoke City 	Kirlia Lv20 	Kirlia Lv20 	Kirlia Lv20 	Hatenna Lv22 	Hatenna Lv22 	Hatenna Lv22
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Cutiefly Lv22 	Cutiefly Lv22 	Cutiefly Lv22
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Raboot Lv24 	Raboot Lv24 	Raboot Lv24
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Diglett Lv22 	Diglett Lv22 	Diglett Lv22
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Drizzile Lv24 	Drizzile Lv24 	Drizzile Lv24
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Espurr Lv21 	Yamper Lv22 	Yamper Lv22 	Yamper Lv22
Hop (7) 	Granigate Town 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Corvisquire Lv22 	Thwackey Lv24 	Thwackey Lv24 	Thwackey Lv24
Marnie (4)	Streetleaf Village 	Morpeko Lv23 	Morpeko Lv23 	Morpeko Lv23 	Toxel Lv23 	Toxel Lv23 	Toxel Lv23
Marnie (4)	Streetleaf Village 	Munshyll Lv24 	Munshyll Lv24 	Munshyll Lv24 	Impidimp Lv25 	Impidimp Lv25 	Impidimp Lv25
Bede (4) 	Graddadome Village 	Pawniard Lv24 	Pawniard Lv24 	Pawniard Lv24 	Pandula Lv24 	Pandula Lv24 	Pandula Lv24
Bede (4) 	Graddadome Village 	Kirlia Lv25 	Kirlia Lv25 	Kirlia Lv25 	Hatenna Lv28 	Hatenna Lv28 	Hatenna Lv28
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Silicobra Lv25 	Silicobra Lv25 	Meowstic Lv26 	Meowstic Lv26 	Ribombee Lv26 	Ribombee Lv26
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Raboot Lv29 	Raboot Lv29 	Raboot Lv29
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Silicobra Lv25 	Silicobra Lv25 	Meowstic Lv26 	Meowstic Lv26 	Dugtrio Lv26 	Dugtrio Lv26
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Drizzile Lv29 	Drizzile Lv29 	Drizzile Lv29
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Silicobra Lv25 	Silicobra Lv25 	Meowstic Lv26 	Meowstic Lv26 	Boltund Lv26 	Boltund Lv26
Hop (8) 	Stewpot Town 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Corvisquire Lv27 	Thwackey Lv29 	Thwackey Lv29 	Thwackey Lv29
Bede (5) 	Guiaella Town 	Pawniard Lv29 	Pawniard Lv29 	Farfetch'd Lv28 	Farfetch'd Lv28 	Pandula Lv28 	Pandula Lv28
Bede (5) 	Guiaella Town 	Kirlia Lv29 	Kirlia Lv29 	Kirlia Lv29 	Hatenna Lv31 	Hatenna Lv31 	Hatenna Lv31
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Silicobra Lv29 	Silicobra Lv29 	Karrablast Lv28 	Karrablast Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Ribombee Lv29 	Ribombee Lv29 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Raboot Lv32 	Raboot Lv32
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Silicobra Lv28 	Silicobra Lv28 	Karrablast Lv28 	Karrablast Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Dugtrio Lv29 	Dugtrio Lv29 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Drizzile Lv32 	Drizzile Lv32
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Silicobra Lv29 	Silicobra Lv29 	Karrablast Lv28 	Karrablast Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28 	Shelmet Lv28
Hop (9) 	Flowerbowl Village 	Boltund Lv29 	Boltund Lv29 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Corvisquire Lv30 	Thwackey Lv32 	Thwackey Lv32
Bede (6) 	Ballonlea Village 	Pawniard Lv31 	Pawniard Lv31 	Farfetch'd Lv30 	Farfetch'd Lv30 	Pandula Lv31 	Pandula Lv31
Bede (6) 	Ballonlea Village 	Kirlia Lv30 	Kirlia Lv30 	Kirlia Lv30 	Hattrem Lv33 	Hattrem Lv33 	Hattrem Lv33
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Silicobra Lv30 	Silicobra Lv30 	Roserade Lv31 	Roserade Lv31 	Ribombee Lv31 	Ribombee Lv31
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Falinks Lv32 	Falinks Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Raboot Lv34 	Raboot Lv34
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Silicobra Lv30 	Silicobra Lv30 	Arcanine Lv31 	Arcanine Lv31 	Dugtrio Lv31 	Dugtrio Lv31
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Falinks Lv32 	Falinks Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Drizzile Lv34 	Drizzile Lv34
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Silicobra Lv30 	Silicobra Lv30 	Cloyster Lv31 	Cloyster Lv31 	Boltund Lv31 	Boltund Lv31
Hop (10) 	Acrotrack Village 	Falinks Lv32 	Falinks Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Corvisquire Lv32 	Thwackey Lv34 	Thwackey Lv34
Bede (7) 	Circhester Highlands	Pawniard Lv33 	Pawniard Lv33 	Farfetch'd Lv32 	Farfetch'd Lv32 	Lavenbear Lv33 	Lavenbear Lv33
Bede (7) 	Circhester Highlands	Kirlia Lv32 	Kirlia Lv32 	Kirlia Lv32 	Hattrem Lv35 	Hattrem Lv35 	Hattrem Lv35
Marnie (5)	Terragasha Village 	Phantump Lv34 	Phantump Lv34 	Doublade Lv35 	Doublade Lv35 	Toxtricity Lv33 	Toxtricity Lv33
Marnie (5)	Terragasha Village 	Jelluna Lv35 	Jelluna Lv35 	Jelluna Lv35 	Morgrem Lv36 	Morgrem Lv36 	Morgrem Lv36
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Roserade Lv35 	Roserade Lv35 	Ribombee Lv35 	Ribombee Lv35
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Albagulp Lv34 	Albagulp Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Cinderace Lv37 	Cinderace Lv37
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Arcanine Lv35 	Arcanine Lv35 	Dugtrio Lv35 	Dugtrio Lv35
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Gastrodon Lv34 	Gastrodon Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Inteleon Lv37 	Inteleon Lv37
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Sandaconda Lv36 	Cloyster Lv35 	Cloyster Lv35 	Boltund Lv35 	Boltund Lv35
Hop (11) 	Circhester Village 	Thundreefle Lv34 	Thundreefle Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Corvisquire Lv34 	Rillaboom Lv37 	Rillaboom Lv37
Bede (8) 	Spikemuth Passage 	Pawniard Lv37 	Pawniard Lv37 	Farfetch'd Lv37 	Farfetch'd Lv37 	Lavenbear Lv39 	Lavenbear Lv39
Bede (8) 	Spikemuth Passage 	Rhyhorn Lv38 	Rhyhorn Lv38 	Gallade Lv39 	Gallade Lv39 	Hattrem Lv40 	Hattrem Lv40
Marnie (6)	Spikemuth City 	Ponyta Lv39 	Ponyta Lv39 	Fraxure Lv40 	Fraxure Lv40 	Toxtricity Lv39 	Toxtricity Lv39
Marnie (6)	Spikemuth City 	Jelluna Lv40 	Jelluna Lv40 	Jelluna Lv40 	Morgrem Lv41 	Morgrem Lv41 	Morgrem Lv41
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Roserade Lv45 	Roserade Lv45 	Cloyster Lv45 	Cloyster Lv45
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Ribombee Lv44 	Ribombee Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Cinderace Lv47 	Cinderace Lv47
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Arcanine Lv45 	Arcanine Lv45 	Roserade Lv45 	Roserade Lv45
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Dugtrio Lv44 	Dugtrio Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Inteleon Lv47 	Inteleon Lv47
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Wuldaram Lv46 	Cloyster Lv45 	Cloyster Lv45 	Arcanine Lv45 	Arcanine Lv45
Hop (12) 	Champion's Road 	Boltund Lv44 	Boltund Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Corviknight Lv44 	Rillaboom Lv47 	Rillaboom Lv47
====Sonia====
Throughout the game Sonia will periodically battle the player as a means to gauge how the player is progressing with their training, though Sonia is not classified as a rival she is battled multiple times throughout the game.
Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Wedgehurst Town 	Hoothoot Lv6 	Hoothoot Lv6 	Hoothoot Lv6 	Eevee Lv8 	Eevee Lv8 	Eevee Lv8
Wedgehurst Town 	Hoothoot Lv8 	Hoothoot Lv8 	Minccino Lv9 	Minccino Lv9 	Eevee Lv11 	Eevee Lv11
Motostoke City 	Baltoy Lv17 	Baltoy Lv17 	Baltoy Lv17 	Hoothoot Lv17 	Hoothoot Lv17 	Hoothoot Lv17
Motostoke City 	Minccino Lv18 	Minccino Lv18 	Minccino Lv18 	Eevee Lv20 	Eevee Lv20 	Eevee Lv20
Stewpot Desert 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Stewpot Desert 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23
Stewpot Desert 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Flareon Lv26 	Flareon Lv26 	Flareon Lv26
Stewpot Desert 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Stewpot Desert 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23
Stewpot Desert 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Vaporeon Lv26 	Vaporeon Lv26 	Vaporeon Lv26
Stewpot Desert 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Stewpot Desert 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Baltoy Lv22 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23 	Noctowl Lv23
Stewpot Desert 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Minccino Lv22 	Leafeon Lv26 	Leafeon Lv26 	Leafeon Lv26
Puffswan Town 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Puffswan Town 	Arrokuda Lv24 	Arrokuda Lv24 	Baltoy Lv25 	Baltoy Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25
Puffswan Town 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Flareon Lv28 	Flareon Lv28 	Flareon Lv28
Puffswan Town 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Puffswan Town 	Roselia Lv24 	Roselia Lv24 	Baltoy Lv25 	Baltoy Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25
Puffswan Town 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Vaporeon Lv28 	Vaporeon Lv28 	Vaporeon Lv28
Puffswan Town 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Puffswan Town 	Sizzlipede Lv24 	Sizzlipede Lv24 	Baltoy Lv25 	Baltoy Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25 	Noctowl Lv25
Puffswan Town 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Cinccino Lv26 	Leafeon Lv28 	Leafeon Lv28 	Leafeon Lv28
Guiaella Mountain 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Guiaella Mountain 	Oranguru Lv30 	Oranguru Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Noctowl Lv29 	Noctowl Lv29
Guiaella Mountain 	Barraskewda Lv31 	Barraskewda Lv31 	Cinccino Lv29 	Cinccino Lv29 	Flareon Lv32 	Flareon Lv32
Guiaella Mountain 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Guiaella Mountain 	Oranguru Lv30 	Oranguru Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Noctowl Lv29 	Noctowl Lv29
Guiaella Mountain 	Celarosau Lv31 	Celarosau Lv31 	Cinccino Lv29 	Cinccino Lv29 	Vaporeon Lv32 	Vaporeon Lv32
Guiaella Mountain 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Guiaella Mountain 	Oranguru Lv30 	Oranguru Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Passimian Lv30 	Noctowl Lv29 	Noctowl Lv29
Guiaella Mountain 	Centiskorch Lv31 	Centiskorch Lv31 	Cinccino Lv29 	Cinccino Lv29 	Leafeon Lv32 	Leafeon Lv32
Dustruss Bowl 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Dustruss Bowl 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Noctowl Lv35 	Noctowl Lv35
Dustruss Bowl 	Barraskewda Lv36 	Barraskewda Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Flareon Lv38 	Flareon Lv38
Dustruss Bowl 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Dustruss Bowl 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Noctowl Lv35 	Noctowl Lv35
Dustruss Bowl 	Celarosau Lv36 	Celarosau Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Vaporeon Lv38 	Vaporeon Lv38
Dustruss Bowl 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Dustruss Bowl 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Stonjourner Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Eiscue Lv37 	Noctowl Lv35 	Noctowl Lv35
Dustruss Bowl 	Centiskorch Lv36 	Centiskorch Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Cinccino Lv36 	Leafeon Lv38 	Leafeon Lv38
Hammerlocke Ascent	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hammerlocke Ascent	Frosmoth Lv42 	Frosmoth Lv42 	Drampa Lv43 	Drampa Lv43 	Noctowl Lv41 	Noctowl Lv41
Hammerlocke Ascent	Barraskewda Lv42 	Barraskewda Lv42 	Cinccino Lv41 	Cinccino Lv41 	Flareon Lv44 	Flareon Lv44
Hammerlocke Ascent	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hammerlocke Ascent	Frosmoth Lv42 	Frosmoth Lv42 	Drampa Lv43 	Drampa Lv43 	Noctowl Lv41 	Noctowl Lv41
Hammerlocke Ascent	Celarosau Lv42 	Celarosau Lv42 	Cinccino Lv41 	Cinccino Lv41 	Vaporeon Lv44 	Vaporeon Lv44
Hammerlocke Ascent	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hammerlocke Ascent	Frosmoth Lv42 	Frosmoth Lv42 	Drampa Lv43 	Drampa Lv43 	Noctowl Lv41 	Noctowl Lv41
Hammerlocke Ascent	Centiskorch Lv42 	Centiskorch Lv42 	Cinccino Lv41 	Cinccino Lv41 	Leafeon Lv44 	Leafeon Lv44
====Sunter Region Rivals====
Once the player begins travelling the Sunter Region they'll begin to come into conflict with their rivals for the region, this includes the returning Bede who's become more reformed from his state of being in the Galar Region. Alongside him the player has two new rivals in the head of the dojo the player joins, Mustard and Honey.
Mustard is a man of duality, when outside of the dojo and not training he is a very cheery and sometimes feigns senility to come off less intimidating to others, however in the dojo and especially in battles, Mustard's passion and focus for training becomes more evident as he can be quite stern and is quick to identify weakness and pounce on it. It is extremely rare to get through a training session with Mustard without him going into a tirade against a seemingly minor imperfection in someone's technique.
Honey, in contrast to her husband is a bit of a blended character, to those less familiar with her she can appear a bit harsh and controlling, often seeking to pry into the personal matters of others particularly the students of her and Mustard's Dojo. However once the player gets to know her better they see that she is actually quite caring and regards the students of the dojo as being nearly as important as her own child, even protecting them with her skill in battling whenever they're threatened.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Mustard (1)	Vinderlund Village	Kubfu Lv5 	Kubfu Lv5 	Kubfu Lv5 	Kubfu Lv5 	Kubfu Lv5 	Kubfu Lv5
Bede (1) 	Faemark Village 	Nuhorn Lv7 	Nuhorn Lv7 	Nuhorn Lv7 	Nuhorn Lv7 	Nuhorn Lv7 	Nuhorn Lv7
Honey (1) 	Cidrone City 	Teddiursa Lv13 	Teddiursa Lv13 	Finneon Lv13 	Finneon Lv13 	Kubfu Lv15 	Kubfu Lv15
Bede (2) 	Maiden Wonderland 	Poliwag Lv16 	Poliwag Lv16 	Littric Lv17 	Littric Lv17 	Nuhorn Lv19 	Nuhorn Lv19
Bede (3) 	Leiwei Park 	Electrike Lv21 	Electrike Lv21 	Electrike Lv21 	Poliwag Lv22 	Poliwag Lv22 	Poliwag Lv22
Bede (3) 	Leiwei Park 	Littric Lv22 	Littric Lv22 	Littric Lv22 	Spikyld Lv25 	Spikyld Lv25 	Spikyld Lv25
Mustard (2)	Dripstin Cave 	Espurr Lv24 	Espurr Lv24 	Espurr Lv24 	Kistimet Lv24 	Kistimet Lv24 	Kistimet Lv24
Mustard (2)	Dripstin Cave 	Clobbopus Lv23 	Clobbopus Lv23 	Clobbopus Lv23 	Kubfu Lv26 	Kubfu Lv26 	Kubfu Lv26
Honey (2) 	Mistrut Town 	Espurr Lv24 	Espurr Lv24 	Espurr Lv24 	Finneon Lv25 	Finneon Lv25 	Finneon Lv25
Honey (2) 	Mistrut Town 	Teddiursa Lv25 	Teddiursa Lv25 	Teddiursa Lv25 	Kubfu Lv28 	Kubfu Lv28 	Kubfu Lv28
Bede (4) 	Cyndarin Castle 	Manectric Lv28 	Manectric Lv28 	Manectric Lv28 	Poliwhirl Lv28 	Poliwhirl Lv28 	Poliwhirl Lv28
Bede (4) 	Cyndarin Castle 	Pantomatch Lv27	Pantomatch Lv27	Pantomatch Lv27	Spikyld Lv29 	Spikyld Lv29 	Spikyld Lv29
Mustard (3)	Dalimo Crater 	Litleo Lv30 	Litleo Lv30 	Baxlmet Lv31 	Baxlmet Lv31 	Grapploct Lv31 	Grapploct Lv31
Mustard (3)	Dalimo Crater 	Meowstic Lv32 	Meowstic Lv32 	Meowstic Lv32 	Kubfu Lv33 	Kubfu Lv33 	Kubfu Lv33
Bede (5) 	Pikesund City 	Manectric Lv31 	Manectric Lv31 	Poliwhirl Lv31 	Poliwhirl Lv31 	Larvesta Lv32 	Larvesta Lv32
Bede (5) 	Pikesund City 	Pantomatch Lv32	Pantomatch Lv32	Pantomatch Lv32	Spikyld Lv34 	Spikyld Lv34 	Spikyld Lv34
Honey (3) 	Faemark Village 	Meowstic Lv33 	Meowstic Lv33 	Lumineon Lv32 	Lumineon Lv32 	Ursaring Lv33 	Ursaring Lv33
Honey (3) 	Faemark Village 	Darumaka Lv32 	Darumaka Lv32 	Darumaka Lv32 	Kubfu Lv35 	Kubfu Lv35 	Kubfu Lv35
Honey (4) 	Fharmtor Village 	Meowstic Lv38 	Meowstic Lv38 	Lumineon Lv37 	Lumineon Lv37 	Ursaring Lv37 	Ursaring Lv37
Honey (4) 	Fharmtor Village 	Kangaskhan Lv39	Kangaskhan Lv39	Darmanitan Lv38	Darmanitan Lv38	Urshifu Lv39 	Urshifu Lv39
Mustard (4)	Fharmtor Village 	Meowstic Lv39 	Meowstic Lv39 	Halseret Lv38 	Halseret Lv38 	Lunujudo Lv38 	Lunujudo Lv38
Mustard (4)	Fharmtor Village 	Absol Lv40 	Absol Lv40 	Pyroar Lv39 	Pyroar Lv39 	Urshifu Lv39 	Urshifu Lv39
Bede (6) 	Serin Mine 	Manectric Lv38 	Manectric Lv38 	Politoed Lv38 	Politoed Lv38 	Mawile Lv39 	Mawile Lv39
Bede (6) 	Serin Mine 	Volcarona Lv40 	Volcarona Lv40 	Phantomic Lv40 	Phantomic Lv40 	Chavenstor Lv41	Chavenstor Lv41
====Rudania Region Rivals====
The Rudania Region does not introduce any outright new rivals however has Hop and Marnie both return to once again serve as rivals, both having since overcome their major faults from the Galar Region. The player also battles Leon a few times throughout their journey, mainly as Leon is now having to deal with the fallout of the events at the climax of the main storyline.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	Froakie Lv5 	Froakie Lv5 	Froakie Lv5 	Froakie Lv5 	Froakie Lv5 	Froakie Lv5
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	Chespin Lv5 	Chespin Lv5 	Chespin Lv5 	Chespin Lv5 	Chespin Lv5 	Chespin Lv5
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie
Leon (1) 	Warrust Town 	Fennekin Lv5 	Fennekin Lv5 	Fennekin Lv5 	Fennekin Lv5 	Fennekin Lv5 	Fennekin Lv5
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	Asteral Lv9 	Asteral Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Fennekin Lv11 	Fennekin Lv11
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	Asteral Lv9 	Asteral Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Froakie Lv11 	Froakie Lv11
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie
Hop (1) 	Brigala Village 	Asteral Lv9 	Asteral Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Starly Lv9 	Chespin Lv11 	Chespin Lv11
Marnie (1)	Brigala Village 	Misdreavus Lv12 	Misdreavus Lv12 	Carvanha Lv12 	Carvanha Lv12 	Rupal Lv14 	Rupal Lv14
Marnie (2)	Snowick Woods 	Sinistea Lv20 	Sinistea Lv20 	Carvanha Lv20 	Carvanha Lv20 	Cacnea Lv21 	Cacnea Lv21
Marnie (2)	Snowick Woods 	Houndour Lv21 	Houndour Lv21 	Houndour Lv21 	Rupal Lv23 	Rupal Lv23 	Rupal Lv23
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Staravia Lv30 	Staravia Lv30 	Gligar Lv29 	Gligar Lv29 	Vuidral Lv30 	Vuidral Lv30
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Braixen Lv32 	Braixen Lv32 	Braixen Lv32
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Staravia Lv30 	Staravia Lv30 	Gligar Lv29 	Gligar Lv29 	Desstral Lv30 	Desstral Lv30
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Frogadier Lv32 	Frogadier Lv32 	Frogadier Lv32
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Staravia Lv30 	Staravia Lv30 	Gligar Lv29 	Gligar Lv29 	Starral Lv30 	Starral Lv30
Hop (2) 	Mt. Stellar Ascent	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Oricorio Lv31 	Quilladin Lv32 	Quilladin Lv32 	Quilladin Lv32
Marnie (3)	Rocota Town 	Sinistea Lv34 	Sinistea Lv34 	Sharpedo Lv34 	Sharpedo Lv34 	Cacturne Lv34 	Cacturne Lv34
Marnie (3)	Rocota Town 	Houndoom Lv35 	Houndoom Lv35 	Houndoom Lv35 	Rupal Lv36 	Rupal Lv36 	Rupal Lv36
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Staraptor Lv41 	Staraptor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Vuidral Lv42 	Vuidral Lv42 	Pozzomrio Lv42 	Pozzomrio Lv42 	Delphox Lv44 	Delphox Lv44
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Staraptor Lv41 	Staraptor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Desstral Lv42 	Desstral Lv42 	Flaroralio Lv42 	Flaroralio Lv42 	Greninja Lv44 	Greninja Lv44
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Staraptor Lv41 	Staraptor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Gliscor Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41 	Denkicution Lv41
Hop (3) 	Vuldin Village 	Starral Lv42 	Starral Lv42 	Mysnurnio Lv42 	Mysnurnio Lv42 	Chesnaught Lv44 	Chesnaught Lv44
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin 	If the player chose Chespin
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Bergtosk Lv46 	Bergtosk Lv46 	Mismagius Lv45 	Mismagius Lv45 	Froslass Lv45 	Froslass Lv45
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Zangoose Lv44 	Zangoose Lv44 	Crundibu Lv44 	Crundibu Lv44 	Greninja Lv47 	Greninja Lv47
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin	If the player chose Fennekin
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Mamoswine Lv46 	Mamoswine Lv46 	Tollgrud Lv45 	Tollgrud Lv45 	Aggron Lv45 	Aggron Lv45
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Skarmory Lv44 	Skarmory Lv44 	Glalie Lv44 	Glalie Lv44 	Chesnaught Lv47 	Chesnaught Lv47
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie 	If the player chose Froakie
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Zhularate Lv46 	Zhularate Lv46 	Cofagrigus Lv45 	Cofagrigus Lv45 	Clefable Lv45 	Clefable Lv45
Leon (2) 	Saudalah Village 	Plasmarax Lv44 	Plasmarax Lv44 	Lumareap Lv44 	Lumareap Lv44 	Delphox Lv47 	Delphox Lv47
Marnie (4)	Grandalia Mountain	Polteageist Lv46 	Polteageist Lv46 	Komarawl Lv47 	Komarawl Lv47 	Sharpedo Lv46 	Sharpedo Lv46
Marnie (4)	Grandalia Mountain	Cacturne Lv46 	Cacturne Lv46 	Houndoom Lv47 	Houndoom Lv47 	Glistupal Lv49 	Glistupal Lv49
====Etrana Region Rivals====
In the Etrana Region, Sonia takes the position as the main rival to the player and is the only time one character serves as the main rival in the entire game. Alongside her, Sordward & Shielbert also serve as rivals, although in a similar means to Leon in the Rudania Region they're only battled a few times in comparison to Sonia's battles.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Sordward (1) 	Brinde City 	Seyakik Lv5 	Seyakik Lv5 	Seyakik Lv5 	Seyakik Lv5 	Seyakik Lv5 	Seyakik Lv5
Shielbert (1) 	Brinde City 	Cadroolon Lv5 	Cadroolon Lv5 	Cadroolon Lv5 	Cadroolon Lv5 	Cadroolon Lv5 	Cadroolon Lv5
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Torchic Lv8 	Torchic Lv8 	Torchic Lv8
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Mudkip Lv8 	Mudkip Lv8 	Mudkip Lv8
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (1) 	Petit Plains 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Acubatt Lv5 	Treecko Lv8 	Treecko Lv8 	Treecko Lv8
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	Acubatt Lv19 	Acubatt Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Combusken Lv22 	Combusken Lv22
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	Acubatt Lv19 	Acubatt Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Marshtomp Lv22 	Marshtomp Lv22
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (2) 	Stryelyne City 	Acubatt Lv19 	Acubatt Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Eevee Lv19 	Grovyle Lv22 	Grovyle Lv22
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Combusken Lv28 	Combusken Lv28 	Combusken Lv28
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Marshtomp Lv28 	Marshtomp Lv28 	Marshtomp Lv28
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Jagavolt Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26 	Absol Lv26
Sonia (3) 	Steam Cliffs 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Eevee Lv25 	Grovyle Lv28 	Grovyle Lv28 	Grovyle Lv28
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Absol Lv30 	Absol Lv30
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Glaceon Lv30 	Glaceon Lv30 	Glaceon Lv30 	Combusken Lv32 	Combusken Lv32 	Combusken Lv32
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Absol Lv30 	Absol Lv30
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Espeon Lv30 	Espeon Lv30 	Espeon Lv30 	Marshtomp Lv32 	Marshtomp Lv32 	Marshtomp Lv32
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Jagavolt Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Mienfoo Lv29 	Absol Lv30 	Absol Lv30
Sonia (4) 	Rudite Town 	Jolteon Lv30 	Jolteon Lv30 	Jolteon Lv30 	Grovyle Lv32 	Grovyle Lv32 	Grovyle Lv32
Sordward (2) 	Route 41 	Nidorino Lv34 	Nidorino Lv34 	Nidorino Lv34 	Webegre Lv35 	Webegre Lv35 	Webegre Lv35
Sordward (2) 	Route 41 	Dewott Lv34 	Dewott Lv34 	Dewott Lv34 	Seyarumble Lv37 	Seyarumble Lv37 	Seyarumble Lv37
Shielbert (2) 	Route 41 	Lairon Lv34 	Lairon Lv34 	Lairon Lv34 	Moteloth Lv35 	Moteloth Lv35 	Moteloth Lv35
Shielbert (2) 	Route 41 	Servine Lv34 	Servine Lv34 	Servine Lv34 	Chaception Lv37 	Chaception Lv37 	Chaception Lv37
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Absol Lv39 	Absol Lv39
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Dratini Lv38 	Dratini Lv38 	Glaceon Lv38 	Glaceon Lv38 	Blaziken Lv40 	Blaziken Lv40
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Absol Lv39 	Absol Lv39
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Dratini Lv38 	Dratini Lv38 	Espeon Lv38 	Espeon Lv38 	Swampert Lv40 	Swampert Lv40
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Jagavolt Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Mienfoo Lv37 	Absol Lv39 	Absol Lv39
Sonia (5) 	Stundel Town 	Dratini Lv38 	Dratini Lv38 	Espeon Lv38 	Espeon Lv38 	Sceptile Lv40 	Sceptile Lv40
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Jagavolt Lv41 	Jagavolt Lv41 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Absol Lv42 	Absol Lv42
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Dragonair Lv41 	Dragonair Lv41 	Glaceon Lv40 	Glaceon Lv40 	Blaziken Lv43 	Blaziken Lv43
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Jagavolt Lv41 	Jagavolt Lv41 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Absol Lv42 	Absol Lv42
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Dragonair Lv41 	Dragonair Lv41 	Espeon Lv40 	Espeon Lv40 	Swampert Lv43 	Swampert Lv43
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Jagavolt Lv41 	Jagavolt Lv41 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Mienfoo Lv40 	Absol Lv42 	Absol Lv42
Sonia (6) 	Battrello Meadow	Dragonair Lv41 	Dragonair Lv41 	Espeon Lv40 	Espeon Lv40 	Sceptile Lv43 	Sceptile Lv43
Sordward & Shielbert (3)	Brinde City 	Nidorino Lv49 	Nidorino Lv49 	Weavile Lv48 	Weavile Lv48 	Araknogre Lv49 	Araknogre Lv49
Sordward & Shielbert (3)	Brinde City 	Samurott Lv48 	Samurott Lv48 	Gyarados Lv48 	Gyarados Lv48 	Seyarumble Lv50 	Seyarumble Lv50
Sordward & Shielbert (3)	Brinde City 	Aggron Lv49 	Aggron Lv49 	Bronzong Lv48 	Bronzong Lv48 	Megalaroth Lv49 	Megalaroth Lv49
Sordward & Shielbert (3)	Brinde City 	Serperior Lv48 	Serperior Lv48 	Camerupt Lv48 	Camerupt Lv48 	Chaception Lv50 	Chaception Lv50
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko	If the player chose Treecko
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Mienshao Lv50 	Mienshao Lv50 	Absol Lv50 	Absol Lv50
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Dragonite Lv49 	Dragonite Lv49 	Glaceon Lv49 	Glaceon Lv49 	Blaziken Lv51 	Blaziken Lv51
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic	If the player chose Torchic
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Mienshao Lv50 	Mienshao Lv50 	Absol Lv50 	Absol Lv50
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Dragonite Lv49 	Dragonite Lv49 	Espeon Lv49 	Espeon Lv49 	Swampert Lv51 	Swampert Lv51
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip 	If the player chose Mudkip
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Jagavolt Lv48 	Mienshao Lv50 	Mienshao Lv50 	Absol Lv50 	Absol Lv50
Sonia (7) 	Brinde City 	Dragonite Lv49 	Dragonite Lv49 	Espeon Lv49 	Espeon Lv49 	Sceptile Lv51 	Sceptile Lv51
==Pokémon League==
===Galar Gym Leaders===
Throughout the game the player will need to defeat the Gym Leaders of the Galar Region to be eligible to take on the Pokémon League. Unlike previous Gym Leader battles, there are preludes to the Gym Leader's battle that the player must complete, these have the player battling the group associated with that Gym Leader who are scattered across the area leading up to the Gym Leader.
Like in Pokémon Sword & Shield the Gym Leaders are the same and fought in the same order however the previously version exclusive Gym Leaders are now fought together in Double Battles. In addition the Gym Leaders' Pokémon teams have been shifted around to reflect their characters better as well as due to the increased variety of Pokémon available in the region.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Turffield TillersDouble Battle 	Rolling Fields 	Lotad Lv6 	Lotad Lv6 	Seedot Lv6 	Seedot Lv6 	Grookey Lv9 	Grookey Lv9
Turffield Tillers 	Spindraco Town 	Budew Lv8 	Budew Lv8 	Bounsweet Lv8 	Bounsweet Lv8 	Snover Lv10 	Snover Lv10
Turffield Tillers 	Cirqtuary City 	Phantump Lv9 	Phantump Lv9 	Oddish Lv10 	Oddish Lv10 	Gossifleur Lv11 	Gossifleur Lv11
Turffield Tillers 	Barrowstar Woods 	Cherubi Lv11 	Cherubi Lv11 	Ferroseed Lv11 	Ferroseed Lv11 	Peatella Lv13 	Peatella Lv13
Milo 	Turffield Village 	Lathystem Lv14 	Lathystem Lv14 	Cherubi Lv14 	Cherubi Lv14 	Appletun Lv16 	Appletun Lv16
Hulbury Harriers 	Rockaspray City 	Goldeen Lv14 	Goldeen Lv14 	Sobble Lv14 	Sobble Lv14 	Arrokuda Lv16 	Arrokuda Lv16
Hulbury Harriers 	Motostoke Mine 	Dewpider Lv14 	Dewpider Lv14 	Dewpider Lv14 	Puffabub Lv15 	Puffabub Lv15 	Puffabub Lv15
Hulbury Harriers 	Motostoke Mine 	Wooper Lv14 	Wooper Lv14 	Wooper Lv14 	Ocuscular Lv17 	Ocuscular Lv17 	Ocuscular Lv17
Hulbury HarriersDouble Battle 	Lake Miloch 	Shellder Lv15 	Shellder Lv15 	Shellder Lv15 	Chinchou Lv16 	Chinchou Lv16 	Chinchou Lv16
Hulbury HarriersDouble Battle 	Lake Miloch 	Corphish Lv16 	Corphish Lv16 	Corphish Lv16 	Chewtle Lv18 	Chewtle Lv18 	Chewtle Lv18
Hulbury Harriers 	Wedgehurst Coast 	Wingull Lv16 	Wingull Lv16 	Mareanie Lv17 	Mareanie Lv17 	Cramorant Lv18 	Cramorant Lv18
Nessa 	Hulbury City 	Goldeen Lv16 	Goldeen Lv16 	Frillish Lv17 	Frillish Lv17 	Drizzile Lv19 	Drizzile Lv19
Motostoke Machines 	Watchtower Ruins 	Salandit Lv17 	Salandit Lv17 	Litwick Lv17 	Litwick Lv17 	Heatmor Lv19 	Heatmor Lv19
Motostoke MachinesDouble Battle 	Cirqtuary City 	Charmander Lv17 	Charmander Lv17 	Charmander Lv17	Vulpix Lv15 	Vulpix Lv15 	Vulpix Lv15
Motostoke MachinesDouble Battle 	Cirqtuary City 	Scorbunny Lv15 	Scorbunny Lv15 	Scorbunny Lv15 	Ninetales Lv19 	Ninetales Lv19 	Ninetales Lv19
Motostoke MachinesRotation Battle 	Motostoke Mine 	Litwick Lv18 	Litwick Lv18 	Rolycoly Lv18 	Rolycoly Lv18 	Flareon Lv20 	Flareon Lv20
Motostoke Machines 	Giant's Seat 	Sizzlipede Lv19 	Sizzlipede Lv19 	Sizzlipede Lv19	Scorbunny Lv19 	Scorbunny Lv19 	Scorbunny Lv19
Motostoke Machines 	Giant's Seat 	Torkoal Lv20 	Torkoal Lv20 	Torkoal Lv20 	Raboot Lv22 	Raboot Lv22 	Raboot Lv22
Motostoke Machines 	Granigate Canyon 	Salandit Lv20 	Salandit Lv20 	Salandit Lv20 	Charmeleon Lv19 	Charmeleon Lv19 	Charmeleon Lv19
Motostoke Machines 	Granigate Canyon 	Growlithe Lv19 	Growlithe Lv19 	Growlithe Lv19 	Torkoal Lv22 	Torkoal Lv22 	Torkoal Lv22
Kabu 	Motostoke City 	Salandit Lv20 	Salandit Lv20 	Salandit Lv20 	Growlithe Lv21 	Growlithe Lv21 	Growlithe Lv21
Kabu 	Motostoke City 	Sizzlipede Lv21 	Sizzlipede Lv21 	Sizzlipede Lv21	Carkol Lv23 	Carkol Lv23 	Carkol Lv23
Spewpot Spawnies 	Spewpot Desert 	Chaini Lv23 	Chaini Lv23 	Chaini Lv23 	Scraggy Lv24 	Scraggy Lv24 	Scraggy Lv24
Spewpot Spawnies 	Spewpot Desert 	Golett Lv23 	Golett Lv23 	Golett Lv23 	Sinistea Lv26 	Sinistea Lv26 	Sinistea Lv26
Stewpot Spawnies 	Pierpyre Village 	Drifloon Lv24 	Drifloon Lv24 	Drifloon Lv24 	Sableye Lv25 	Sableye Lv25 	Sableye Lv25
Stewpot Spawnies 	Pierpyre Village 	Pancham Lv24 	Pancham Lv24 	Pancham Lv24 	Arhrorn Lv27 	Arhrorn Lv27 	Arhrorn Lv27
Stewpot SpawniesDouble Battle 	Puffswan Town 	Riolu Lv24 	Riolu Lv24 	Riolu Lv24 	Bewear Lv27 	Bewear Lv27 	Bewear Lv27
Stewpot SpawniesDouble Battle 	Puffswan Town 	Duskull Lv25 	Duskull Lv25 	Duskull Lv25 	Corsola Lv28 	Corsola Lv28 	Corsola Lv28
Stewpot SpawniesDouble Battle 	Grandoak Village 	Frillish Lv25 	Frillish Lv25 	Frillish Lv25 	Haunter Lv26 	Haunter Lv26 	Haunter Lv26
Stewpot SpawniesDouble Battle 	Grandoak Village 	Farfetch'd Lv25 	Farfetch'd Lv25 	Farfetch'd Lv25	Falinks Lv28 	Falinks Lv28 	Falinks Lv28
Allister & BeaDouble Battle 	Stewpot Town 	Yamask Lv28 	Yamask Lv28 	Yamask Lv28 	Polteageist Lv30	Polteageist Lv30	Polteageist Lv30
Allister & BeaDouble Battle 	Stewpot Town 	Croagunk Lv28 	Croagunk Lv28 	Croagunk Lv28 	Grapploct Lv30 	Grapploct Lv30 	Grapploct Lv30
Ballonlea Birds 	Streetleaf Village 	Warallore Lv27 	Warallore Lv27 	Warallore Lv27 	Sylveon Lv28 	Sylveon Lv28 	Sylveon Lv28
Ballonlea Birds 	Streetleaf Village 	Koffing Lv27 	Koffing Lv27 	Koffing Lv27 	Clefable Lv30 	Clefable Lv30 	Clefable Lv30
Ballonlea BirdsTriple Battle 	Granigate Town 	Impidimp Lv26 	Impidimp Lv26 	Mime Jr. Lv25 	Mime Jr. Lv25 	Hatenna Lv26 	Hatenna Lv26
Ballonlea BirdsTriple Battle 	Granigate Town 	Milcery Lv27 	Milcery Lv27 	Milcery Lv27 	Mawile Lv30 	Mawile Lv30 	Mawile Lv30
Ballonlea Birds 	Glimwood Tangle 	Cottonee Lv27 	Cottonee Lv27 	Cottonee Lv27 	Spritzee Lv28 	Spritzee Lv28 	Spritzee Lv28
Ballonlea Birds 	Glimwood Tangle 	Ribombee Lv27 	Ribombee Lv27 	Ribombee Lv27 	Shiinotic Lv30 	Shiinotic Lv30 	Shiinotic Lv30
Ballonlea Birds 	Guiaella Town 	Swirlix Lv28 	Swirlix Lv28 	Ponyta Lv27 	Ponyta Lv27 	Clefairy Lv27 	Clefairy Lv27
Ballonlea Birds 	Guiaella Town 	Slurpuff Lv29 	Slurpuff Lv29 	Slurpuff Lv29 	Alcremie Lv31 	Alcremie Lv31 	Alcremie Lv31
Opal 	Ballonlea Village 	Togetic Lv30 	Togetic Lv30 	Togetic Lv30 	Ribombee Lv31 	Ribombee Lv31 	Ribombee Lv31
Opal 	Ballonlea Village 	Aromatisse Lv31 	Aromatisse Lv31 	Aromatisse Lv31	Hatterene Lv33 	Hatterene Lv33 	Hatterene Lv33
Circhester ChippiesDouble Battle 	Actrotrack Mountain	Snorunt Lv31 	Snorunt Lv31 	Snorunt Lv31 	Onix Lv32 	Onix Lv32 	Onix Lv32
Circhester ChippiesDouble Battle 	Actrotrack Mountain	Carkol Lv32 	Carkol Lv32 	Carkol Lv32 	Mr. Mime Lv34 	Mr. Mime Lv34 	Mr. Mime Lv34
Circhester Chippies 	Circhester Icefield	Piloswine Lv32 	Piloswine Lv32 	Rhyhorn Lv31 	Rhyhorn Lv31 	Cubchoo Lv32 	Cubchoo Lv32
Circhester Chippies 	Circhester Icefield	Boldore Lv33 	Boldore Lv33 	Boldore Lv33 	Solrock Lv35 	Solrock Lv35 	Solrock Lv35
Circhester ChippiesDouble Battle 	Terragasha Forest 	Snover Lv32 	Snover Lv32 	Snover Lv32 	Sudowoodo Lv33 	Sudowoodo Lv33 	Sudowoodo Lv33
Circhester ChippiesDouble Battle 	Terragasha Forest 	Shuckle Lv33 	Shuckle Lv33 	Shuckle Lv33 	Frosmoth Lv35 	Frosmoth Lv35 	Frosmoth Lv35
Circhester ChippiesRotation Battle	Terragasha Village 	Eiscue Lv34 	Eiscue Lv34 	Cloyster Lv35 	Cloyster Lv35 	Crustle Lv35 	Crustle Lv35
Circhester ChippiesRotation Battle	Terragasha Village 	Binacle Lv34 	Binacle Lv34 	Binacle Lv34 	Lunatone Lv36 	Lunatone Lv36 	Lunatone Lv36
Gordie & MelonyDouble Battle 	Circhester Village 	Phasivoltor Lv34	Phasivoltor Lv34	Tortaicate Lv35	Tortaicate Lv35 	Stonjourner Lv37	Stonjourner Lv37
Gordie & MelonyDouble Battle 	Circhester Village 	Mamoswine Lv34 	Mamoswine Lv34 	Lapras Lv35 	Lapras Lv35 	Celsihopper Lv37	Celsihopper Lv37
Spikemuth ScallywagsTriple Battle 	Stony Wilderness 	Corvisquire Lv36	Corvisquire Lv36	Greedent Lv37 	Greedent Lv37 	Thievul Lv38 	Thievul Lv38
Spikemuth Scallywags 	Furygrave Lake 	Impidimp Lv35 	Impidimp Lv35 	Crawdaunt Lv36 	Crawdaunt Lv36 	Malamar Lv38 	Malamar Lv38
Spikemuth Scallywags 	Filmuna Savanna 	Scraggy Lv35 	Scraggy Lv35 	Liepard Lv36 	Liepard Lv36 	Morpeko Lv38 	Morpeko Lv38
Spikemuth ScallywagsDouble Battle 	Filmuna Village 	Rufflet Lv36 	Rufflet Lv36 	Rufflet Lv36 	Vullaby Lv36 	Vullaby Lv36 	Vullaby Lv36
Spikemuth ScallywagsDouble Battle 	Filmuna Village 	Noibat Lv37 	Noibat Lv37 	Noibat Lv37 	Linoone Lv37 	Linoone Lv37 	Linoone Lv37
Spikemuth ScallywagsDouble Battle 	Tropivala Town 	Escavalier Lv38 	Escavalier Lv38 	Escavalier Lv38	Accelgor Lv38 	Accelgor Lv38 	Accelgor Lv38
Spikemuth ScallywagsDouble Battle 	Tropivala Town 	Nuzleaf Lv37 	Nuzleaf Lv37 	Nuzleaf Lv37 	Morgrem Lv39 	Morgrem Lv39 	Morgrem Lv39
Spikemuth ScallywagsInverse Battle	Spikemuth Passage 	Indeedee Lv38 	Indeedee Lv38 	Skuntank Lv37 	Skuntank Lv37 	Indeedee Lv38 	Indeedee Lv38
Spikemuth ScallywagsInverse Battle	Spikemuth Passage 	Scrafty Lv39 	Scrafty Lv39 	Scrafty Lv39 	Drapion Lv40 	Drapion Lv40 	Drapion Lv40
Spikemuth Scallywags 	Arrostle City 	Sableye Lv38 	Sableye Lv38 	Pawniard Lv37 	Pawniard Lv37 	Umbreon Lv38 	Umbreon Lv38
Spikemuth Scallywags 	Arrostle City 	Doublade Lv39 	Doublade Lv39 	Doublade Lv39 	Pangoro Lv40 	Pangoro Lv40 	Pangoro Lv40
Piers 	Spikemuth City 	Shiftry Lv40 	Shiftry Lv40 	Scrafty Lv39 	Scrafty Lv39 	Malamar Lv39 	Malamar Lv39
Piers 	Spikemuth City 	Toxtricity Lv40 	Toxtricity Lv40 	Toxtricity Lv40	Obstagoon Lv41 	Obstagoon Lv41 	Obstagoon Lv41
Hammerlocke HardmenTriple Battle 	Acrotrack Village 	Zhularate Lv41 	Zhularate Lv41 	Lanturn Lv42 	Lanturn Lv42 	Pelipper Lv42 	Pelipper Lv42
Hammerlocke HardmenTriple Battle 	Acrotrack Village 	Heliolisk Lv43 	Heliolisk Lv43 	Heliolisk Lv43 	Tarracture Lv44 	Tarracture Lv44 	Tarracture Lv44
Hammerlocke HardmenTriple Battle 	Hammerlocke Ascent 	Torkoal Lv41 	Torkoal Lv41 	Maractus Lv42 	Maractus Lv42 	Cluckalisk Lv42 	Cluckalisk Lv42
Hammerlocke HardmenTriple Battle 	Hammerlocke Ascent 	Turtonator Lv43 	Turtonator Lv43 	Turtonator Lv43	Chandelure Lv44 	Chandelure Lv44 	Chandelure Lv44
RaihanTriple Battle 	Hammerlocke Town 	Hippowdon Lv43 	Hippowdon Lv43 	Flygon Lv45 	Flygon Lv45 	Sandaconda Lv42 	Sandaconda Lv42
RaihanTriple Battle 	Hammerlocke Town 	Anarthyrm Lv43 	Anarthyrm Lv43 	Anarthyrm Lv43 	Duraludon Lv46 	Duraludon Lv46 	Duraludon Lv46
===Post-Game Gym Leaders===
Throughout the post-game regions the player will be able to battle a few more gym leaders in each of the regions. Unlike the Galar Gym Leaders these ones are more in line with traditional gym leaders having the player be able to challenge the Gym as soon as they reach it.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region 	Sunter Region
Azurine 	Wingliss City 	Hoothoot Lv8 	Hoothoot Lv8 	Woobat Lv9 	Woobat Lv9 	Voltradive Lv11	Voltradive Lv11
Kristabelle & TarrinDouble Battle	Vinderlund Village	Electrike Lv19 	Electrike Lv19 	Electrike Lv19 	Electabuzz Lv21 	Electabuzz Lv21	Electabuzz Lv21
Kristabelle & TarrinDouble Battle	Vinderlund Village	Rhyhorn Lv19 	Rhyhorn Lv19 	Rhyhorn Lv19 	Lizcarnon Lv21 	Lizcarnon Lv21 	Lizcarnon Lv21
Klara & AveryDouble Battle 	Pikesund City 	Dragalge Lv28 	Dragalge Lv28 	Salazzle Lv27 	Salazzle Lv27 	Nidoqueen Lv30 	Nidoqueen Lv30
Klara & AveryDouble Battle 	Pikesund City 	Gallade Lv28 	Gallade Lv28 	Alakazam Lv27 	Alakazam Lv27 	Nidoking Lv30 	Nidoking Lv30
Delainey 	Faemark Village 	Wigglytuff Lv33 	Wigglytuff Lv33 	Bibarel Lv33 	Bibarel Lv33 	Heliolisk Lv34 	Heliolisk Lv34
Delainey 	Faemark Village 	Palossand Lv34 	Palossand Lv34 	Palossand Lv34 	Pefrifrou Lv36 	Pefrifrou Lv36 	Pefrifrou Lv36
Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region 	Rudania Region
Remington 	Brigala Village 	Aron Lv14 	Aron Lv14 	Goldip Lv15 	Goldip Lv15 	Galvolcu Lv17 	Galvolcu Lv17
Malana & AndreisDouble Battle 	Beacale Village 	Wailmer Lv27 	Wailmer Lv27 	Wailmer Lv27 	Fizzliresh Lv29 	Fizzliresh Lv29	Fizzliresh Lv29
Malana & AndreisDouble Battle 	Beacale Village 	Fletchinder Lv27	Fletchinder Lv27	Fletchinder Lv27	Solaroot Lv29 	Solaroot Lv29 	Solaroot Lv29
Trymman & EllinDouble Battle 	Caupine City 	Diggersby Lv37 	Diggersby Lv37 	Toucannon Lv38 	Toucannon Lv38 	Dublafone Lv40 	Dublafone Lv40
Trymman & EllinDouble Battle 	Caupine City 	Medicham Lv37 	Medicham Lv37 	Chimecho Lv38 	Chimecho Lv38 	Lualyrio Lv40 	Lualyrio Lv40
Damiean & CarmenDouble Battle 	Saudalah Village 	Haxorus Lv44 	Haxorus Lv44 	Altaria Lv43 	Altaria Lv43 	Dargabull Lv46 	Dargabull Lv46
Damiean & CarmenDouble Battle 	Saudalah Village 	Florges Lv44 	Florges Lv44 	Klefki Lv43 	Klefki Lv43 	Acroutee Lv46 	Acroutee Lv46
Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region 	Etrana Region
Beven 	Coroodoo Village 	Shinx Lv14 	Shinx Lv14 	Rookidee Lv14 	Rookidee Lv14 	Tepig Lv17 	Tepig Lv17
Kenric 	Rudite Town 	Moteloth Lv28 	Moteloth Lv28 	Moteloth Lv28 	Luxio Lv27 	Luxio Lv27 	Luxio Lv27
Kenric 	Rudite Town 	Corvisquire Lv28	Corvisquire Lv28	Corvisquire Lv28	Pignite Lv30 	Pignite Lv30 	Pignite Lv30
Sagar 	Stryelyne City 	Bergtosk Lv44 	Bergtosk Lv44 	Corrosorog Lv43 	Corrosorog Lv43 	Megalaroth Lv44	Megalaroth Lv44
Sagar 	Stryelyne City 	Luxray Lv44 	Luxray Lv44 	Corviknight Lv43	Corviknight Lv43	Emboar Lv46 	Emboar Lv46
William 	Brinde City 	Luxray Lv50 	Luxray Lv50 	Corviknight Lv50	Corviknight Lv50	Emboar Lv52 	Emboar Lv52
William 	Brinde City 	Calyrex Lv51 	Calyrex Lv51 	Celebi Lv51 	Celebi Lv51 	Ho-Oh Lv52 	Ho-Oh Lv52
===League Championship===
====Storyline League====
All battles in the League Championship take place at the Pokémon League in Wyndon City. It should be noted that while the first three fights are in order, the next four can be done in any order.
Character	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Bede 	Bisharp Lv50 	Bisharp Lv50 	Sirfetch'd Lv49 	Sirfetch'd Lv49 	Lavenbear Lv49 	Lavenbear Lv49
Bede 	Rhyperior Lv50 	Rhyperior Lv50 	Gallade Lv49 	Gallade Lv49 	Hatterene Lv51 	Hatterene Lv51
Hop 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Roserade Lv49 	Roserade Lv49 	Cloyster Lv49 	Cloyster Lv49
Hop 	Ribombee Lv50 	Ribombee Lv50 	Corviknight Lv48 	Corviknight Lv48 	Cinderace Lv51 	Cinderace Lv51
Hop 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Arcanine Lv49 	Arcanine Lv49 	Roserade Lv49 	Roserade Lv49
Hop 	Dugtrio Lv50 	Dugtrio Lv50 	Corviknight Lv48 	Corviknight Lv48 	Inteleon Lv51 	Inteleon Lv51
Hop 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Wuldaram Lv48 	Cloyster Lv49 	Cloyster Lv49 	Arcanine Lv49 	Arcanine Lv49
Hop 	Boltund Lv50 	Boltund Lv50 	Corviknight Lv48 	Corviknight Lv48 	Rillaboom Lv51 	Rillaboom Lv51
Marnie 	Rapidash Lv50 	Rapidash Lv50 	Mimikyu Lv49 	Mimikyu Lv49 	Toxtricity Lv49 	Toxtricity Lv49
Marnie 	Jelluna Lv50 	Jelluna Lv50 	Haxorus Lv51 	Haxorus Lv51 	Grimmsnarl Lv52 	Grimmsnarl Lv52
Ferryn 	Golisopod Lv51 	Golisopod Lv51 	Tristoodle Lv51 	Tristoodle Lv51 	Heliolisk Lv52 	Heliolisk Lv52
Ferryn 	Vulgreetle Lv52 	Vulgreetle Lv52 	Gyarados Lv53 	Gyarados Lv53 	Bergtosk Lv54 	Bergtosk Lv54
Virgil 	Chandelure Lv51 	Chandelure Lv51 	Golurk Lv51 	Golurk Lv51 	Graverbe Lv52 	Graverbe Lv52
Virgil 	Terearitt Lv52 	Terearitt Lv52 	Galvantula Lv53 	Galvantula Lv53 	Pagardlion Lv54 	Pagardlion Lv54
Eliza 	Thundritohm Lv51 	Thundritohm Lv51 	Weavile Lv51 	Weavile Lv51 	Ludicolo Lv52 	Ludicolo Lv52
Eliza 	Jolteon Lv52 	Jolteon Lv52 	Thundreefle Lv53 	Thundreefle Lv53 	Mastimesa Lv54 	Mastimesa Lv54
Trahern 	Lucario Lv51 	Lucario Lv51 	Reuniclus Lv51 	Reuniclus Lv51 	Fortiadow Lv52 	Fortiadow Lv52
Trahern 	Milotic Lv52 	Milotic Lv52 	Araclash Lv53 	Araclash Lv53 	Klahymfish Lv54 	Klahymfish Lv54
Leon 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Leon 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Gigalith Lv53 	Gigalith Lv53
Leon 	Blossifolium Lv53 	Blossifolium Lv53 	Charizard Lv54 	Charizard Lv54 	Dragapult Lv55 	Dragapult Lv55
Leon 	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny	If the player chose Scorbunny
Leon 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Bassentrar Lv53 	Bassentrar Lv53
Leon 	Gigalith Lv53 	Gigalith Lv53 	Charizard Lv54 	Charizard Lv54 	Dragapult Lv55 	Dragapult Lv55
Leon 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Leon 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Hydreigon Lv52 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Darmanitan Lv53 	Blossifolium Lv53 	Blossifolium Lv53
Leon 	Bassentrar Lv53 	Bassentrar Lv53 	Charizard Lv54 	Charizard Lv54 	Dragapult Lv55 	Dragapult Lv55
====Post-Game League====
Once the player has completed the main-game they're able to re-challenge the League at any time. Similar to Pokémon Sword & Shield, the player battles in a Tournament Bracket style system although the player has five battles they need to progress through. There are significantly more characters that compete in the Post-Game Tournament Bracket and increases in variety as the player completes the various Post-Game Storylines adding additional characters in each circumstance.
After completing the five battles the player then battles one of the prior Champions, the Champion in question is randomly selected although always changes after every challenge attempt (regardless of whether the player makes it to the Champion or not).
Character 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)	Tournament Battles (Player Battles 3 Trainers per Challenge)
Milo 	Exeggutor Lv62 	Exeggutor Lv62 	Lathystem Lv63 	Lathystem Lv63 	Cherrim Lv63 	Cherrim Lv63
Milo 	Tropius Lv64 	Tropius Lv64 	Sawsbuck Lv64 	Sawsbuck Lv64 	Hokumton Lv65 	Hokumton Lv65
Remington 	Castiodon Lv62 	Castiodon Lv62 	Aggron Lv63 	Aggron Lv63 	Bronzong Lv63 	Bronzong Lv63
Remington 	Goldemal Lv64 	Goldemal Lv64 	Perrserker Lv64 	Perrserker Lv64 	Galvolcu Lv65 	Galvolcu Lv65
Nessa 	Seaking Lv62 	Seaking Lv62 	Mantine Lv63 	Mantine Lv63 	Milotic Lv63 	Milotic Lv63
Nessa 	Jellicent Lv64 	Jellicent Lv64 	Pethyrango Lv64 	Pethyrango Lv64 	Inteleon Lv65 	Inteleon Lv65
Azurine 	Noctowl Lv62 	Noctowl Lv62 	Ruffulage Lv63 	Ruffulage Lv63 	Swoobat Lv63 	Swoobat Lv63
Azurine 	Mysnurnio Lv64 	Mysnurnio Lv64 	Talonflame Lv64 	Talonflame Lv64 	Voltradive Lv65 	Voltradive Lv65
Sina 	Abomasnow Lv62 	Abomasnow Lv62 	Oranguru Lv63 	Oranguru Lv63 	Sandslash Lv63 	Sandslash Lv63
Sina 	Lilligant Lv64 	Lilligant Lv64 	Glaceon Lv64 	Glaceon Lv64 	Aurorus Lv65 	Aurorus Lv65
Dexio 	Alakazam Lv62 	Alakazam Lv62 	Braviary Lv63 	Braviary Lv63 	Raichu Lv63 	Raichu Lv63
Dexio 	Slowking Lv64 	Slowking Lv64 	Espeon Lv64 	Espeon Lv64 	Meowstic Lv65 	Meowstic Lv65
Kabu 	Tanatyte Lv63 	Tanatyte Lv63 	Arcanine Lv64 	Arcanine Lv64 	Magmortar Lv64 	Magmortar Lv64
Kabu 	Cinderace Lv65 	Cinderace Lv65 	Centiskorch Lv65 	Centiskorch Lv65 	Coalossal Lv66 	Coalossal Lv66
Kristabelle 	Denkicution Lv62 	Denkicution Lv62 	Manectric Lv63 	Manectric Lv63 	Raichu Lv63 	Raichu Lv63
Kristabelle 	Tyranuvolt Lv64 	Tyranuvolt Lv64 	Jagavolt Lv64 	Jagavolt Lv64 	Electivire Lv65 	Electivire Lv65
Tarrin 	Stunfisk Lv62 	Stunfisk Lv62 	Gliscor Lv63 	Gliscor Lv63 	Megalaroth Lv63 	Megalaroth Lv63
Tarrin 	Krookodile Lv64 	Krookodile Lv64 	Rhyperior Lv64 	Rhyperior Lv64 	Lizcarnon Lv65 	Lizcarnon Lv65
Bea 	Komarawl Lv63 	Komarawl Lv63 	Sawk Lv64 	Sawk Lv64 	Throh Lv64 	Throh Lv64
Bea 	Toxicroak Lv65 	Toxicroak Lv65 	Seyarumble Lv65 	Seyarumble Lv65 	Lunujudo Lv66 	Lunujudo Lv66
Allister 	Mimikyu Lv63 	Mimikyu Lv63 	Froslass Lv64 	Froslass Lv64 	Runerigus Lv64 	Runerigus Lv64
Allister 	Dusknoir Lv65 	Dusknoir Lv65 	Dafenmor Lv65 	Dafenmor Lv65 	Polteageist Lv66 	Polteageist Lv66
Malana 	Pelipper Lv63 	Pelipper Lv63 	Tentacruel Lv64 	Tentacruel Lv64 	Gongaconga Lv64 	Gongaconga Lv64
Malana 	Wailord Lv65 	Wailord Lv65 	Clawitzer Lv65 	Clawitzer Lv65 	Fizzilresh Lv66 	Fizzilresh Lv66
Andreis 	Ninetales Lv63 	Ninetales Lv63 	Desterifle Lv64 	Desterifle Lv64 	Lavocean Lv64 	Lavocean Lv64
Andreis 	Marowak Lv65 	Marowak Lv65 	Volcarona Lv65 	Volcarona Lv65 	Solaroot Lv66 	Solaroot Lv66
Klara 	Salazzle Lv63 	Salazzle Lv63 	Dustox Lv64 	Dustox Lv64 	Dragalge Lv64 	Dragalge Lv64
Klara 	Corrosorog Lv65 	Corrosorog Lv65 	Roserade Lv65 	Roserade Lv65 	Nidoqueen Lv66 	Nidoqueen Lv66
Avery 	Archeopteon Lv63 	Archeopteon Lv63 	Mr. Rime Lv64 	Mr. Rime Lv64 	Starmie Lv64 	Starmie Lv64
Avery 	Alakazam Lv65 	Alakazam Lv65 	Gallade Lv65 	Gallade Lv65 	Nidoking Lv66 	Nidoking Lv66
Delainey 	Wigglytuff Lv64 	Wigglytuff Lv64 	Heliolisk Lv65 	Heliolisk Lv65 	Trekafaba Lv65 	Trekafaba Lv65
Delainey 	Braviary Lv66 	Braviary Lv66 	Bewear Lv66 	Bewear Lv66 	Pefrifrou Lv67 	Pefrifrou Lv67
Eusine 	Hypno Lv64 	Hypno Lv64 	Electrode Lv65 	Electrode Lv65 	Chaception Lv65 	Chaception Lv65
Eusine 	Vuidral Lv66 	Vuidral Lv66 	Gengar Lv66 	Gengar Lv66 	Macacreme Lv67 	Macacreme Lv67
Opal 	Aromatisse Lv64 	Aromatisse Lv64 	Glistupal Lv65 	Glistupal Lv65 	Florges Lv65 	Florges Lv65
Opal 	Mawile Lv66 	Mawile Lv66 	Togekiss Lv66 	Togekiss Lv66 	Hatterene Lv67 	Hatterene Lv67
Trymman 	Toucannon Lv64 	Toucannon Lv64 	Mustellash Lv65 	Mustellash Lv65 	Wilazor Lv65 	Wilazor Lv65
Trymman 	Zhularate Lv66 	Zhularate Lv66 	Pyroar Lv66 	Pyroar Lv66 	Dublafone Lv67 	Dublafone Lv67
Ellin 	Chimecho Lv64 	Chimecho Lv64 	Medicham Lv65 	Medicham Lv65 	Claydol Lv65 	Claydol Lv65
Ellin 	Limirae Lv66 	Limirae Lv66 	Reuniclus Lv66 	Reuniclus Lv66 	Lualyrio Lv67 	Lualyrio Lv67
Gordie 	Aggron Lv64 	Aggron Lv64 	Phasivoltor Lv65 	Phasivoltor Lv65 	Rhyperior Lv65 	Rhyperior Lv65
Gordie 	Trundusa Lv66 	Trundusa Lv66 	Tortaicate Lv66 	Tortaicate Lv66 	Stonjourner Lv67 	Stonjourner Lv67
Melony 	Aurlaroslma Lv64 	Aurlaroslma Lv64 	Bergtosk Lv65 	Bergtosk Lv65 	Mamoswine Lv65 	Mamoswine Lv65
Melony 	Blizzanee Lv66 	Blizzanee Lv66 	Lapras Lv66 	Lapras Lv66 	Celsihopper Lv67 	Celsihopper Lv67
Damiean 	Altaria Lv65 	Altaria Lv65 	Tyriballion Lv66 	Tyriballion Lv66 	Kommo-o Lv66 	Kommo-o Lv66
Damiean 	Haxorus Lv67 	Haxorus Lv67 	Anarthyrm Lv67 	Anarthyrm Lv67 	Dargabull Lv68 	Dargabull Lv68
Carmen 	Klefki Lv65 	Klefki Lv65 	Guilumos Lv66 	Guilumos Lv66 	Whimsicott Lv66 	Whimsicott Lv66
Carmen 	Florges Lv67 	Florges Lv67 	Ribombee Lv67 	Ribombee Lv67 	Acroutee Lv68 	Acroutee Lv68
Piers 	Malamar Lv65 	Malamar Lv65 	Kabuator Lv66 	Kabuator Lv66 	Honchkrow Lv66 	Honchkrow Lv66
Piers 	Scrafty Lv67 	Scrafty Lv67 	Absol Lv67 	Absol Lv67 	Obstagoon Lv68 	Obstagoon Lv68
Beven 	Rillaboom Lv65 	Rillaboom Lv65 	Blastoise Lv66 	Blastoise Lv66 	Typhlosion Lv66 	Typhlosion Lv66
Beven 	Sceptile Lv67 	Sceptile Lv67 	Empoleon Lv67 	Empoleon Lv67 	Emboar Lv68 	Emboar Lv68
Raihan 	Glaciaurus Lv65 	Glaciaurus Lv65 	Kingdra Lv66 	Kingdra Lv66 	Flygon Lv66 	Flygon Lv66
Raihan 	Garchomp Lv67 	Garchomp Lv67 	Tyranitar Lv67 	Tyranitar Lv67 	Duraludon Lv68 	Duraludon Lv68
Clair 	Goodra Lv65 	Goodra Lv65 	Stembosaur Lv66 	Stembosaur Lv66 	Gyarados Lv66 	Gyarados Lv66
Clair 	Zhularate Lv67 	Zhularate Lv67 	Dragalge Lv67 	Dragalge Lv67 	Kingdra Lv68 	Kingdra Lv68
Flint 	Drifblim Lv65 	Drifblim Lv65 	Darmanitan Lv66 	Darmanitan Lv66 	Steelix Lv66 	Steelix Lv66
Flint 	Turtonator Lv67 	Turtonator Lv67 	Infernape Lv67 	Infernape Lv67 	Magmortar Lv68 	Magmortar Lv68
Zinnia 	Altaria Lv65 	Altaria Lv65 	Lunatone Lv66 	Lunatone Lv66 	Solrock Lv66 	Solrock Lv66
Zinnia 	Milotic Lv67 	Milotic Lv67 	Seviper Lv67 	Seviper Lv67 	Salamence Lv68 	Salamence Lv68
Ryuki 	Druddigon Lv65 	Druddigon Lv65 	Gildelcid Lv66 	Gildelcid Lv66 	Dragapult Lv66 	Dragapult Lv66
Ryuki 	Garchomp Lv67 	Garchomp Lv67 	Dragonite Lv67 	Dragonite Lv67 	Kommo-o Lv68 	Kommo-o Lv68
Bede 	Bisharp Lv66 	Bisharp Lv66 	Sirfetch'd Lv67 	Sirfetch'd Lv67 	Politoed Lv67 	Politoed Lv67
Bede 	Phantomic Lv68 	Phantomic Lv68 	Gallade Lv68 	Gallade Lv68 	Chavenstor Lv70 	Chavenstor Lv70
Hop 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey 	If the player chose Grookey
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Roserade Lv67 	Roserade Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67
Hop 	Ribombee Lv68 	Ribombee Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Cinderace Lv70 	Cinderace Lv70
Hop 	If the player chose Scorbunny 	If the player chose Scorbunny 	If the player chose Scorbunny 	If the player chose Scorbunny 	If the player chose Scorbunny 	If the player chose Scorbunny
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Arcanine Lv67 	Arcanine Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67
Hop 	Dugtrio Lv68 	Dugtrio Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Inteleon Lv80 	Inteleon Lv80
Hop 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble 	If the player chose Sobble
Hop 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Wuldaram Lv66 	Cloyster Lv67 	Cloyster Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67 	Gliscor Lv67
Hop 	Boltund Lv68 	Boltund Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Staraptor Lv68 	Rillaboom Lv70 	Rillaboom Lv70
Marnie 	Glistupal Lv66 	Glistupal Lv66 	Mimikyu Lv67 	Mimikyu Lv67 	Houndoom Lv67 	Houndoom Lv67
Marnie 	Sharpedo Lv68 	Sharpedo Lv68 	Haxorus Lv68 	Haxorus Lv68 	Grimmsnarl Lv70 	Grimmsnarl Lv70
Bianca 	Audino Lv66 	Audino Lv66 	Reuniclus Lv67 	Reuniclus Lv67 	Gothitelle Lv67 	Gothitelle Lv67
Bianca 	Chandelure Lv68 	Chandelure Lv68 	Stoutland Lv68 	Stoutland Lv68 	Musharna Lv70 	Musharna Lv70
N 	Unfezant Lv66 	Unfezant Lv66 	Galvantula Lv67 	Galvantula Lv67 	Conkeldurr Lv67 	Conkeldurr Lv67
N 	Krookodile Lv68 	Krookodile Lv68 	Darmanitan Lv68 	Darmanitan Lv68 	Klinklang Lv70 	Klinklang Lv70
Gladion 	Zoroark Lv66 	Zoroark Lv66 	Crobat Lv67 	Crobat Lv67 	Lucario Lv67 	Lucario Lv67
Gladion 	Porygon-Z Lv68 	Porygon-Z Lv68 	Weavile Lv68 	Weavile Lv68 	Silvally Lv70 	Silvally Lv70
Blue 	Machamp Lv68 	Machamp Lv68 	Exeggutor Lv69 	Exeggutor Lv69 	Arcanine Lv69 	Arcanine Lv69
Blue 	Tyranitar Lv70 	Tyranitar Lv70 	Basiladactyl Lv70 	Basiladactyl Lv70 	Pidgeot Lv72 	Pidgeot Lv72
Greta 	Heracross Lv68 	Heracross Lv68 	Hariyama Lv69 	Hariyama Lv69 	Breloom Lv69 	Breloom Lv69
Greta 	Gengar Lv70 	Gengar Lv70 	Umbreon Lv70 	Umbreon Lv70 	Blaziken Lv72 	Blaziken Lv72
Anabel 	Alakazam Lv68 	Alakazam Lv68 	Mismagius Lv69 	Mismagius Lv69 	Mastimesa Lv69 	Mastimesa Lv69
Anabel 	Orbeetle Lv70 	Orbeetle Lv70 	Salamence Lv70 	Salamence Lv70 	Snorlax Lv72 	Snorlax Lv72
Dahlia 	Medicham Lv68 	Medicham Lv68 	Voltradive Lv69 	Voltradive Lv69 	Ludicolo Lv69 	Ludicolo Lv69
Dahlia 	Togekiss Lv70 	Togekiss Lv70 	Dusknoir Lv70 	Dusknoir Lv70 	Passimian Lv72 	Passimian Lv72
AZ 	Torkoal Lv68 	Torkoal Lv68 	Relicanth Lv69 	Relicanth Lv69 	Sigilyph Lv69 	Sigilyph Lv69
AZ 	Golurk Lv70 	Golurk Lv70 	Aegislash Lv70 	Aegislash Lv70 	Floette Lv72 	Floette Lv72
Elite Four 	Elite Four 	Elite Four 	Elite Four 	Elite Four 	Elite Four 	Elite Four
Ferryn 	Golisopod Lv71 	Golisopod Lv71 	Tristoodle Lv71 	Tristoodle Lv71 	Cairvage Lv73 	Cairvage Lv73
Ferryn 	Gatoneetle Lv72 	Gatoneetle Lv72 	Crobat Lv73 	Crobat Lv73 	Bergtosk Lv74 	Bergtosk Lv74
Virgil 	Chandelure Lv71 	Chandelure Lv71 	Golurk Lv71 	Golurk Lv71 	Kabuator Lv72 	Kabuator Lv72
Virgil 	Metagross Lv72 	Metagross Lv72 	Mysnurnio Lv73 	Mysnurnio Lv73 	Pagardlion Lv74 	Pagardlion Lv74
Eliza 	Thundritohm Lv71 	Thundritohm Lv71 	Dublafone Lv71 	Dublafone Lv71 	Ludicolo Lv72 	Ludicolo Lv72
Eliza 	Toxtricity Lv72 	Toxtricity Lv72 	Pozzomrio Lv73 	Pozzomrio Lv73 	Mastimesa Lv74 	Mastimesa Lv74
Trahern 	Aggron Lv71 	Aggron Lv71 	Volcarona Lv71 	Volcarona Lv71 	Fortiadow Lv72 	Fortiadow Lv72
Trahern 	Magnezone Lv72 	Magnezone Lv72 	Araclash Lv73 	Araclash Lv73 	Klahymfish Lv74 	Klahymfish Lv74
Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge) 	Champion Battle (Player Battles 1 Trainer per Challenge)
Leon 	Hydreigon Lv77 	Hydreigon Lv77 	Seyarumble Lv77 	Seyarumble Lv77 	Blizzanee Lv78 	Blizzanee Lv78
Leon 	Trekafaba Lv78 	Trekafaba Lv78 	Charizard Lv79 	Charizard Lv79 	Dragapult Lv80 	Dragapult Lv80
Mustard 	Meowstic Lv77 	Meowstic Lv77 	Absol Lv77 	Absol Lv77 	Ruffulage Lv78 	Ruffulage Lv78
Mustard 	Halseret Lv78 	Halseret Lv78 	Arcanine Lv79 	Arcanine Lv79 	Urshifu Lv80 	Urshifu Lv80
Chairman Rose 	Coalossal Lv77 	Coalossal Lv77 	Porygon-S Lv77 	Porygon-S Lv77 	Swampert Lv78 	Swampert Lv78
Chairman Rose 	Tarracture Lv78 	Tarracture Lv78 	Copperajah Lv79 	Copperajah Lv79 	Melmetal Lv80 	Melmetal Lv80
==Antagonists==
===Golden Thorns===
Throughout the player's journey they'll come across the main villainous team in Pokémon Cross Guard, the Golden Thorns, a group that is said to represent on behalf of the royal family against those that would seek to de-legitimatize the royal family's position of power. The player has a number of interactions with their members throughout the game.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Garreth (1) 	Motostoke Mine 	Karrablast Lv8 	Karrablast Lv8 	Karrablast Lv8 	Applin Lv10 	Applin Lv10 	Applin Lv10
Cilicia (1) 	Cirqtuary City 	Eotyspark Lv12 	Eotyspark Lv12 	Eotyspark Lv12 	Eotyspark Lv12 	Eotyspark Lv12 	Eotyspark Lv12
Kineta (1) 	Turffield Valley 	Morelull Lv12 	Morelull Lv12 	Morelull Lv12 	Corsola Lv14 	Corsola Lv14 	Corsola Lv14
Garreth (2) 	Cafedrell Village 	Farfetch'd Lv14 	Farfetch'd Lv14 	Karrablast Lv14 	Karrablast Lv14 	Applin Lv16 	Applin Lv16
Cilicia (2) 	Lake Miloch 	Liosces Lv17 	Liosces Lv17 	Liosces Lv17 	Eotyspark Lv17 	Eotyspark Lv17 	Eotyspark Lv17
Maldue (1) 	Motostoke City 	Duskull Lv17 	Duskull Lv17 	Turtonator Lv18 	Turtonator Lv18 	Cufant Lv20 	Cufant Lv20
Garreth (3) 	Granigate Canyon 	Kirlia Lv22 	Kirlia Lv22 	Kirlia Lv22 	Farfetch'd Lv22 	Farfetch'd Lv22 	Farfetch'd Lv22
Garreth (3) 	Granigate Canyon 	Karrablast Lv21 	Karrablast Lv21 	Karrablast Lv21 	Flapple Lv24 	Flapple Lv24 	Flapple Lv24
Kineta (2) 	Glimwood Tangle 	Morelull Lv22 	Morelull Lv22 	Snorunt Lv23 	Snorunt Lv23 	Corsola Lv25 	Corsola Lv25
Cilicia (3) 	Piepyre Lake 	Arctodeir Lv27 	Arctodeir Lv27 	Liosces Lv27 	Liosces Lv27 	Eotyspark Lv27 	Eotyspark Lv27
Garreth (4) 	Grandoak Passage 	Kirlia Lv27 	Kirlia Lv27 	Kirlia Lv27 	Farfetch'd Lv27 	Farfetch'd Lv27 	Farfetch'd Lv27
Garreth (4) 	Grandoak Passage 	Karrablast Lv26 	Karrablast Lv26 	Karrablast Lv26 	Flapple Lv29 	Flapple Lv29 	Flapple Lv29
Maldue (2) 	Glimwood Tangle 	Baltoy Lv27 	Baltoy Lv27 	Baltoy Lv27 	Duskull Lv27 	Duskull Lv27 	Duskull Lv27
Maldue (2) 	Glimwood Tangle 	Turtonator Lv28 	Turtonator Lv28 	Turtonator Lv28 	Cufant Lv30 	Cufant Lv30 	Cufant Lv30
Maldue (3) 	Hammerlocke Ascent 	Tentacool Lv30 	Tentacool Lv30 	Baltoy Lv31 	Baltoy Lv31 	Duskull Lv31 	Duskull Lv31
Maldue (3) 	Hammerlocke Ascent 	Turtonator Lv32 	Turtonator Lv32 	Turtonator Lv32 	Copperajah Lv34 	Copperajah Lv34 	Copperajah Lv34
Kineta (3) 	Terragasha Forest 	Ponyta Lv34 	Ponyta Lv34 	Ponyta Lv34 	Shiinotic Lv35 	Shiinotic Lv35 	Shiinotic Lv35
Kineta (3) 	Terragasha Forest 	Froslass Lv35 	Froslass Lv35 	Froslass Lv35 	Corsola Lv36 	Corsola Lv36 	Corsola Lv36
Garreth (5) 	Filmuna Village 	Gardevoir Lv37 	Gardevoir Lv37 	Gardevoir Lv37 	Farfetch'd Lv36 	Farfetch'd Lv36 	Farfetch'd Lv36
Garreth (5) 	Filmuna Village 	Escavalier Lv37 	Escavalier Lv37 	Escavalier Lv37 	Gildelcid Lv39 	Gildelcid Lv39 	Gildelcid Lv39
Kineta (4) 	Tropivala Town 	Ponyta Lv36 	Ponyta Lv36 	Ponyta Lv36 	Shiinotic Lv37 	Shiinotic Lv37 	Shiinotic Lv37
Kineta (4) 	Tropivala Town 	Froslass Lv37 	Froslass Lv37 	Froslass Lv37 	Cursola Lv39 	Cursola Lv39 	Cursola Lv39
Maldue (4) 	Arrostle City 	Tentacruel Lv37 	Tentacruel Lv37 	Claydol Lv38 	Claydol Lv38 	Dusclops Lv39 	Dusclops Lv39
Maldue (4) 	Arrostle City 	Turtonator Lv38 	Turtonator Lv38 	Turtonator Lv38 	Copperajah Lv40 	Copperajah Lv40 	Copperajah Lv40
Garreth (6) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Gardevoir Lv43 	Gardevoir Lv43 	Gardevoir Lv43 	Sirfetch'd Lv43 	Sirfetch'd Lv43 	Sirfetch'd Lv43
Garreth (6) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Escavalier Lv42 	Escavalier Lv42 	Escavalier Lv42 	Gildelcid Lv45 	Gildelcid Lv45 	Gildelcid Lv45
Cilicia (4) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Freezilich Lv44 	Freezilich Lv44 	Freezilich Lv44 	Tarracture Lv44 	Tarracture Lv44 	Tarracture Lv44
Cilicia (4) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Pleurovish Lv44 	Pleurovish Lv44 	Pleurovish Lv44 	Tyranuvolt Lv44 	Tyranuvolt Lv44 	Tyranuvolt Lv44
Kineta (5) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Rapidash Lv43 	Rapidash Lv43 	Rapidash Lv43 	Shiinotic Lv42 	Shiinotic Lv42 	Shiinotic Lv42
Kineta (5) 	Hammerlocke Town 	Froslass Lv43 	Froslass Lv43 	Froslass Lv43 	Cursola Lv45 	Cursola Lv45 	Cursola Lv45
Crown PrincesSordward & Shielbert	Hammerlocke Town 	Steelix Lv43 	Steelix Lv43 	Sliggoo Lv44 	Sliggoo Lv44 	Sandaconda Lv46 	Sandaconda Lv46
Crown PrincesSordward & Shielbert	Hammerlocke Town 	Lampent Lv43 	Lampent Lv43 	Pupitar Lv44 	Pupitar Lv44 	Polteageist Lv46 	Polteageist Lv46
Garreth (7) 	Wyndon City 	Gardevoir Lv46 	Gardevoir Lv46 	Gardevoir Lv46 	Sirfetch'd Lv45 	Sirfetch'd Lv45 	Sirfetch'd Lv45
Garreth (7) 	Wyndon City 	Escavalier Lv45 	Escavalier Lv45 	Escavalier Lv45 	Gildelcid Lv47 	Gildelcid Lv47 	Gildelcid Lv47
Cilicia (5) 	Wyndon City 	Freezilich Lv47 	Freezilich Lv47 	Freezilich Lv47 	Tarracture Lv47 	Tarracture Lv47 	Tarracture Lv47
Cilicia (5) 	Wyndon City 	Pleurovish Lv47 	Pleurovish Lv47 	Pleurovish Lv47 	Tyranuvolt Lv47 	Tyranuvolt Lv47 	Tyranuvolt Lv47
Kineta (6) 	Wyndon City 	Rapidash Lv47 	Rapidash Lv47 	Rapidash Lv47 	Shiinotic Lv46 	Shiinotic Lv46 	Shiinotic Lv46
Kineta (6) 	Wyndon City 	Froslass Lv47 	Froslass Lv47 	Froslass Lv47 	Cursola Lv48 	Cursola Lv48 	Cursola Lv48
Maldue (5) 	Wyndon City 	Tentacruel Lv48 	Tentacruel Lv48 	Claydol Lv47 	Claydol Lv47 	Dusknoir Lv47 	Dusknoir Lv47
Maldue (5) 	Wyndon City 	Turtonator Lv48 	Turtonator Lv48 	Turtonator Lv48 	Copperajah Lv49 	Copperajah Lv49 	Copperajah Lv49
Crown PrincesSordward & Shielbert	Wyndon City 	Steelix Lv47 	Steelix Lv47 	Goodra Lv48 	Goodra Lv48 	Sandaconda Lv49 	Sandaconda Lv49
Crown PrincesSordward & Shielbert	Wyndon City 	Chandelure Lv47 	Chandelure Lv47 	Tyranitar Lv48 	Tyranitar Lv48 	Polteageist Lv49 	Polteageist Lv49
Multi-Battle with Sonia 	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia	Multi-Battle with Sonia
Crown Prince Sordward 	Wyndon City 	Chandelure Lv47 	Chandelure Lv47 	Haxorus Lv47 	Haxorus Lv47 	Espeon Lv48 	Espeon Lv48
Crown Prince Sordward 	Wyndon City 	Tyranitar Lv48 	Tyranitar Lv48 	Polteageist Lv49 	Polteageist Lv49 	Hydreigon Lv50 	Hydreigon Lv50
Crown Prince Shielbert 	Wyndon City 	Steelix Lv47 	Steelix Lv47 	Toxapex Lv47 	Toxapex Lv47 	Umbreon Lv48 	Umbreon Lv48
Crown Prince Shielbert 	Wyndon City 	Goodra Lv48 	Goodra Lv48 	Sandaconda Lv49 	Sandaconda Lv49 	Kommo-o Lv50 	Kommo-o Lv50
===Syglai Dojo===
During the Post-Game in the Sunter Region the player must contend with the rival dojo group to Mustard's Master Dojo known as the Syglai Dojo, the dojos often compete with one another to see who is stronger however the leader of the Syglai Dojo seeks to attain power that would ensure his dojo is never defeated by Mustard's Master Dojo again.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Ace Dojo RepresentativeDouble Battle 	Cidrone City 	Nidoran M Lv9 	Nidoran M Lv9 	Nidoran M Lv9 	Nidoran F Lv9 	Nidoran F Lv9 	Nidoran F Lv9
Ace Dojo Representative 	Dirmoua Starfield 	Blitzle Lv12 	Blitzle Lv12 	Spoink Lv12 	Spoink Lv12 	Duskull Lv13 	Duskull Lv13
Ace Dojo Representative 	Henglade Monument 	Mareep Lv14 	Mareep Lv14 	Flaaffy Lv15 	Flaaffy Lv15 	Ampharos Lv17 	Ampharos Lv17
Ace Dojo RepresentativeDouble Battle 	Mushroom Grove 	Halmet Lv21 	Halmet Lv21 	Halmet Lv21 	Parasect Lv23 	Parasect Lv23 	Parasect Lv23
Ace Dojo RepresentativeDouble Battle 	Mushroom Grove 	Whilranid Lv21 	Whilranid Lv21 	Whilranid Lv21 	Shiinotic Lv23 	Shiinotic Lv23 	Shiinotic Lv23
Ace Dojo RepresentativeRotation Battle	Faemark Dreamlands	Azurill Lv23 	Azurill Lv23 	Marill Lv25 	Marill Lv25 	Azumarill Lv27 	Azumarill Lv27
Ace Dojo RepresentativeRotation Battle	Faemark Dreamlands	Igglybuff Lv23 	Igglybuff Lv23 	Jigglypuff Lv25	Jigglypuff Lv25	Wigglytuff Lv27	Wigglytuff Lv27
Ace Dojo Representative 	Cambrait Town 	Nosepass Lv28 	Nosepass Lv28 	Magneton Lv30 	Magneton Lv30 	Magmar Lv30 	Magmar Lv30
Ace Dojo Representative 	Cambrait Town 	Obsidopal Lv28 	Obsidopal Lv28 	Obsidopal Lv28 	Cuirovei Lv31 	Cuirovei Lv31 	Cuirovei Lv31
Dojo Honcho Tonkatsu 	Cambrait Town 	Numel Lv29 	Numel Lv29 	Onix Lv29 	Onix Lv29 	Lairon Lv30 	Lairon Lv30
Dojo Honcho Tonkatsu 	Cambrait Town 	Hippopotas Lv30	Hippopotas Lv30	Hippopotas Lv30	Skulzen Lv32 	Skulzen Lv32 	Skulzen Lv32
Ace Dojo Representative 	Boglair Mountain 	Guilumos Lv34 	Guilumos Lv34 	Weezing Lv35 	Weezing Lv35 	Sylveon Lv35 	Sylveon Lv35
Ace Dojo Representative 	Boglair Mountain 	Azumarill Lv36 	Azumarill Lv36 	Azumarill Lv36 	Hatterene Lv37 	Hatterene Lv37 	Hatterene Lv37
Dojo Honcho Tonkatsu 	Boglair Mountain 	Carbink Lv35 	Carbink Lv35 	Camerupt Lv36 	Camerupt Lv36 	Steelix Lv36 	Steelix Lv36
Dojo Honcho Tonkatsu 	Boglair Mountain 	Lairon Lv35 	Lairon Lv35 	Hippowdon Lv35 	Hippowdon Lv35 	Glaciaurus Lv38	Glaciaurus Lv38
===Hund'rbar Raiders===
Whilst travelling through the Rudania Region, the player Hop, Leon and Marnie have to deal with the Hund'rbar Raiders who seek a Legendary Pokémon that supposedly resides somewhere in the region. The group is more established than the other Post-Game villainous groups having multiple outposts across the region from which they operate.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Hund'rbar Lookout Davis 	Warrust Town 	Fletchling Lv6 	Fletchling Lv6 	Fletchling Lv6 	Sparkmin Lv8 	Sparkmin Lv8 	Sparkmin Lv8
Hund'rbar Carpenter Rackam 	Zephyr Geysers 	Fomantis Lv18 	Fomantis Lv18 	Klink Lv19 	Klink Lv19 	Grufflgote Lv20	Grufflgote Lv20
Hund'rbar Gunner Vane 	Beacale Farms 	Trumbeak Lv23 	Trumbeak Lv23 	Magmarine Lv25 	Magmarine Lv25 	Octillery Lv26 	Octillery Lv26
Hund'rbar Lookout Davis 	Route 36 	Fletchinder Lv30	Fletchinder Lv30	Fletchinder Lv30	Noibat Lv31 	Noibat Lv31 	Noibat Lv31
Hund'rbar Lookout Davis 	Route 36 	Pincurchin Lv31 	Pincurchin Lv31 	Pincurchin Lv31 	Volairmin Lv33 	Volairmin Lv33 	Volairmin Lv33
Hund'rbar Navigator BonnetDouble Battle	Route 36 	Plusle Lv32 	Plusle Lv32 	Plusle Lv32 	Minun Lv32 	Minun Lv32 	Minun Lv32
Hund'rbar Navigator BonnetDouble Battle	Route 36 	Probopass Lv33 	Probopass Lv33 	Probopass Lv33 	Plasmiole Lv34 	Plasmiole Lv34 	Plasmiole Lv34
Hund'rbar Carpenter Rackam 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Fomantis Lv33 	Fomantis Lv33 	Fomantis Lv33 	Cubone Lv33 	Cubone Lv33 	Cubone Lv33
Hund'rbar Carpenter Rackam 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Klang Lv35 	Klang Lv35 	Klang Lv35 	Grufflgote Lv36	Grufflgote Lv36	Grufflgote Lv36
Hund'rbar Gunner Vane 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Magmarine Lv34 	Magmarine Lv34 	Magmarine Lv34 	Thermoid Lv34 	Thermoid Lv34 	Thermoid Lv34
Hund'rbar Gunner Vane 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Octillery Lv34 	Octillery Lv34 	Octillery Lv34 	Toucannon Lv36 	Toucannon Lv36 	Toucannon Lv36
Hund'rbar Helmsman Brasiliano 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Tentacruel Lv35 	Tentacruel Lv35 	Tentacruel Lv35 	Hitmontop Lv37 	Hitmontop Lv37 	Hitmontop Lv37
Hund'rbar Helmsman Brasiliano 	Caupine Dance Dojo	Hitmonchi Lv37 	Hitmonchi Lv37 	Hitmonchi Lv37 	Hawlucha Lv38 	Hawlucha Lv38 	Hawlucha Lv38
Hund'rbar First Mate Morgan 	Pempton Seaway 	Chimecho Lv38 	Chimecho Lv38 	Skarmory Lv39 	Skarmory Lv39 	Wailord Lv40 	Wailord Lv40
Hund'rbar First Mate Morgan 	Pempton Seaway 	Piloswine Lv40 	Piloswine Lv40 	Piloswine Lv40 	Warallore Lv42 	Warallore Lv42 	Warallore Lv42
Hund'rbar Lookout Davis 	Strayhaven Temple 	Talonflame Lv41 	Talonflame Lv41 	Noivern Lv42 	Noivern Lv42 	Watchog Lv41 	Watchog Lv41
Hund'rbar Lookout Davis 	Strayhaven Temple 	Thundreefle Lv42	Thundreefle Lv42	Thundreefle Lv42	Volairmin Lv44 	Volairmin Lv44 	Volairmin Lv44
Hund'rbar Carpenter Rackam 	Strayhaven Temple 	Lurantis Lv41 	Lurantis Lv41 	Marowak Lv42 	Marowak Lv42 	Tauros Lv42 	Tauros Lv42
Hund'rbar Carpenter Rackam 	Strayhaven Temple 	Klinklang Lv42 	Klinklang Lv42 	Klinklang Lv42 	Grufflgote Lv44	Grufflgote Lv44	Grufflgote Lv44
Hund'rbar Gunner Vane 	Strayhaven Temple 	Lavocean Lv42 	Lavocean Lv42 	Dugtrio Lv42 	Dugtrio Lv42 	Volcazoic Lv41 	Volcazoic Lv41
Hund'rbar Gunner Vane 	Strayhaven Temple 	Octillery Lv41 	Octillery Lv41 	Octillery Lv41 	Toucannon Lv44 	Toucannon Lv44 	Toucannon Lv44
Hund'rbar Navigator BonnetDouble Battle	Strayhaven Temple 	Plusle Lv42 	Plusle Lv42 	Minun Lv42 	Minun Lv42 	Mr. Mime Lv43 	Mr. Mime Lv43
Hund'rbar Navigator BonnetDouble Battle	Strayhaven Temple 	Probopass Lv44 	Probopass Lv44 	Probopass Lv44 	Plasmiole Lv45 	Plasmiole Lv45 	Plasmiole Lv45
Hund'rbar Helmsman Brasiliano 	Strayhaven Temple 	Tentacruel Lv44 	Tentacruel Lv44 	Hitmontop Lv42 	Hitmontop Lv42 	Hitmonchi Lv42 	Hitmonchi Lv42
Hund'rbar Helmsman Brasiliano 	Strayhaven Temple 	Staraptor Lv43 	Staraptor Lv43 	Staraptor Lv43 	Hawlucha Lv45 	Hawlucha Lv45 	Hawlucha Lv45
Hund'rbar First Mate Morgan 	Strayhaven Temple 	Chimecho Lv42 	Chimecho Lv42 	Skarmory Lv43 	Skarmory Lv43 	Wailord Lv44 	Wailord Lv44
Hund'rbar First Mate Morgan 	Strayhaven Temple 	Mamoswine Lv44 	Mamoswine Lv44 	Zangoose Lv43 	Zangoose Lv43 	Fortiadow Lv45 	Fortiadow Lv45
Hund'rbar Captain Thatch 	Strayhaven Temple 	Jelluna Lv45 	Jelluna Lv45 	Lucario Lv46 	Lucario Lv46 	Gliscor Lv46 	Gliscor Lv46
Hund'rbar Captain Thatch 	Strayhaven Temple 	Dragradger Lv47 	Dragradger Lv47 	Zhularate Lv47 	Zhularate Lv47 	Abytsear Lv48 	Abytsear Lv48
===Eternatus Cult===
The Eternatus Cult are a faction in the Etrana Region seeking to resurrect the Legendary Pokémon, Eternatus, believing that through its power they can remold the world in their favour. To do so the group seek control of lesser legendaries and use them to funnel power into the remains of Eternatus to resurrect it.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Eternatus Seer 	Acidapose Chasm 	Gulpin Lv9 	Gulpin Lv9 	Purayida Lv10 	Purayida Lv10 	Sludgrog Lv11 	Sludgrog Lv11
Eternatus SeerTriple Battle	Ancestral Berry Tree	Pansage Lv12 	Pansage Lv12 	Pansear Lv12 	Pansear Lv12 	Panpour Lv12 	Panpour Lv12
Eternatus SeerTriple Battle	Ancestral Berry Tree	Snivy Lv14 	Snivy Lv14 	Tepig Lv14 	Tepig Lv14 	Oshawott Lv14 	Oshawott Lv14
Eternatus Seer 	Battlebond Crest 	Acubatt Lv19 	Acubatt Lv19 	Mankey Lv19 	Mankey Lv19 	Grizzerost Lv20 	Grizzerost Lv20
Eternatus SeerDouble Battle	Battrello Mountains 	Plusle Lv21 	Plusle Lv21 	Plusle Lv21 	Minun Lv21 	Minun Lv21 	Minun Lv21
Eternatus SeerDouble Battle	Battrello Mountains 	Swellow Lv24 	Swellow Lv24 	Swellow Lv24 	Corvisquire Lv24 	Corvisquire Lv24 	Corvisquire Lv24
Eternatus Seer 	Hartnite Crater 	Carkol Lv23 	Carkol Lv23 	Carkol Lv23 	Numel Lv24 	Numel Lv24 	Numel Lv24
Eternatus Seer 	Hartnite Crater 	Sneasel Lv24 	Sneasel Lv24 	Sneasel Lv24 	Webegre Lv26 	Webegre Lv26 	Webegre Lv26
Eternatus Seer 	Dulbrun Volcano 	Ponyta Lv31 	Ponyta Lv31 	Simisear Lv32 	Simisear Lv32 	Plosiveetle Lv33 	Plosiveetle Lv33
Eternatus Seer 	Dulbrun Volcano 	Stunfisk Lv32 	Stunfisk Lv32 	Stunfisk Lv32 	Moteloth lv34 	Moteloth lv34 	Moteloth lv34
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Stundel Town 	Spiritomb Lv40 	Spiritomb Lv40 	Spiritomb Lv40	Plosiveetle Lv39 	Plosiveetle Lv39 	Plosiveetle Lv39
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Stundel Town 	Bagon Lv39 	Bagon Lv39 	Bagon Lv39 	Sulblust Lv41 	Sulblust Lv41 	Sulblust Lv41
Eternatus Seer 	Stormhall Lakebed 	Statheruff Lv38	Statheruff Lv38	Raichu Lv38 	Raichu Lv38 	Caishered Lv39 	Caishered Lv39
Eternatus Seer 	Stormhall Lakebed 	Druddigon Lv39 	Druddigon Lv39 	Druddigon Lv39	Stembosaur Lv42 	Stembosaur Lv42 	Stembosaur Lv42
Eternatus Seer 	Dreamheart Iceberg 	Blizzanee Lv42 	Blizzanee Lv42 	Exeggutor Lv41	Exeggutor Lv41 	Tarselesis Lv42 	Tarselesis Lv42
Eternatus Seer 	Dreamheart Iceberg 	Beartic Lv41 	Beartic Lv41 	Beartic Lv41 	Cardiolstace Lv44	Cardiolstace Lv44	Cardiolstace Lv44
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Rudite Manor 	Elkelefe Lv41 	Elkelefe Lv41 	Bublipher Lv41	Bublipher Lv41 	Spiritomb Lv43 	Spiritomb Lv43
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Rudite Manor 	Gatoneetle Lv43	Gatoneetle Lv43	Shelgon Lv42 	Shelgon Lv42 	Draiblust Lv45 	Draiblust Lv45
Eternatus Seer 	Eternal Forest 	Passimian Lv45 	Passimian Lv45 	Simisage Lv45 	Simisage Lv45 	Scizor Lv46 	Scizor Lv46
Eternatus Seer 	Eternal Forest 	Lunujudo Lv46 	Lunujudo Lv46 	Hypno Lv45 	Hypno Lv45 	Grimmsnarl Lv47 	Grimmsnarl Lv47
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Eternal Forest 	Elkeloom Lv46 	Elkeloom Lv46 	Hydripher Lv46	Hydripher Lv46 	Spiritomb Lv45 	Spiritomb Lv45
Eternatus Leader Connahan 	Eternal Forest 	Gatoneetle Lv46	Gatoneetle Lv46	Salamence Lv47	Salamence Lv47 	Haevilblust Lv48 	Haevilblust Lv48
==Frontier Brains==
Appearing in the fourth Post-Game area, the Frontier Brains are the toughest of all trainers in Pokémon Cross Guard, using powerful teams of Pokémon, the player will need to defeat a number of trainers before facing a Frontier Brain in their facility, typically 21 for their weaker, Silver Print Battle and 49 for their stronger, Gold Print Battle. The Frontier Brain will choose Pokémon from their teams for the format and their level follow that of the format.
It should be noted that Dierdra will not appear in the Little Cup for Battle Factory making it the only mode the player cannot get their prints from.
Character 	Location 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team 	Pokémon Team
Tower Tycoon Leon 	Battle [Silver]	Charizard 	Charizard 	Darmanitan 	Darmanitan 	Haxorus 	Haxorus
Tower Tycoon Leon 	Battle [Silver]	Duraludon 	Duraludon 	Mastimesa 	Mastimesa 	Dragapult 	Dragapult
Tower Tycoon Leon 	Battle [Gold] 	Charizard 	Charizard 	Venusaur 	Venusaur 	Blastoise 	Blastoise
Tower Tycoon Leon 	Battle [Gold] 	Heatran 	Heatran 	Raikou 	Raikou 	Dragapult 	Dragapult
Factory Head Dierdra 	Battle [Silver]	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random	Dierdra's Silver Print Team is completely Random
Factory Head Dierdra 	Battle [Gold] 	Regigigas 	Regigigas 	Regiwyrm 	Regiwyrm 	Regivolt 	Regivolt
Factory Head Dierdra 	Battle [Gold] 	Regirock 	Regirock 	Registeel 	Registeel 	Regice 	Regice
Wilds King Anwar 	Battle [Silver]	Rillaboom 	Rillaboom 	Lunujudo 	Lunujudo 	Centiskorch 	Centiskorch
Wilds King Anwar 	Battle [Silver]	Mamoswine 	Mamoswine 	Luxray 	Luxray 	Tyranitar 	Tyranitar
Wilds King Anwar 	Battle [Gold] 	Grimmsnarl 	Grimmsnarl 	Lunujudo 	Lunujudo 	Volcarona 	Volcarona
Wilds King Anwar 	Battle [Gold] 	Articuno 	Articuno 	Zapdos 	Zapdos 	Scizor 	Scizor
Casino Honcho Edie 	Battle [Silver]	Banelodee 	Banelodee 	Pozitario 	Pozitario 	Magmortar 	Magmortar
Casino Honcho Edie 	Battle [Silver]	Golisopod 	Golisopod 	Gardevoir 	Gardevoir 	Hydreigon 	Hydreigon
Casino Honcho Edie 	Battle [Gold] 	Banelodee 	Banelodee 	Aegislash 	Aegislash 	Tapu Lele 	Tapu Lele
Casino Honcho Edie 	Battle [Gold] 	Ludicolo 	Ludicolo 	Mienshao 	Mienshao 	Tapu Fini 	Tapu Fini
Bunker General Tieran 	Battle [Silver]	Inteleon 	Inteleon 	Wuldaram 	Wuldaram 	Fortiadow 	Fortiadow
Bunker General Tieran 	Battle [Silver]	Gatoneetle 	Gatoneetle 	Rhyperior 	Rhyperior 	Garchomp 	Garchomp
Bunker General Tieran 	Battle [Gold] 	Knuckerwell 	Knuckerwell 	Incineroar 	Incineroar 	Fortiadow 	Fortiadow
Bunker General Tieran 	Battle [Gold] 	Entei 	Entei 	Nihilego 	Nihilego 	Tapu Bulu 	Tapu Bulu
Market Manager Cunningham	Battle [Silver]	Pagardlion 	Pagardlion 	Persian 	Persian 	Florges 	Florges
Market Manager Cunningham	Battle [Silver]	Vanilluxe 	Vanilluxe 	Flygon 	Flygon 	Kommo-o 	Kommo-o
Market Manager Cunningham	Battle [Gold] 	Landorus 	Landorus 	Suicune 	Suicune 	Snorlax 	Snorlax
Market Manager Cunningham	Battle [Gold] 	Blacephalon 	Blacephalon 	Flygon 	Flygon 	Buzzwole 	Buzzwole
Royal Rumbler Minty 	Battle [Silver]	Cinderace 	Cinderace 	Micriome 	Micriome 	Exeggutor 	Exeggutor
Royal Rumbler Minty 	Battle [Silver]	Lucario 	Lucario 	Steelix 	Steelix 	Dragonite 	Dragonite
Royal Rumbler Minty 	Battle [Gold] 	Moltres 	Moltres 	Krookodile 	Krookodile 	Exeggutor 	Exeggutor
Royal Rumbler Minty 	Battle [Gold] 	Raichu 	Raichu 	Marowak 	Marowak 	Tapu Koko 	Tapu Koko
Storybook Prince Skelley 	Battle [Silver]	Archeopteon 	Archeopteon 	Zhularate 	Zhularate 	Lapras 	Lapras
Storybook Prince Skelley 	Battle [Silver]	Starmie 	Starmie 	Ampharos 	Ampharos 	Goodra 	Goodra
Storybook Prince Skelley 	Battle [Gold] 	Tornadus 	Tornadus 	Zhularate 	Zhularate 	Lochesberg 	Lochesberg
Storybook Prince Skelley 	Battle [Gold] 	Gengar 	Gengar 	Tyranuvolt 	Tyranuvolt 	Goodra 	Goodra
Triathlon Ace Ryker 	Battle [Silver]	Blizzanee 	Blizzanee 	Albagulp 	Albagulp 	Kingdra 	Kingdra
Triathlon Ace Ryker 	Battle [Silver]	Eelektross 	Eelektross 	Basiladactyl 	Basiladactyl 	Salamence 	Salamence
Triathlon Ace Ryker 	Battle [Gold] 	Pelipper 	Pelipper 	Tentacruel 	Tentacruel 	Kingdra 	Kingdra
Triathlon Ace Ryker 	Battle [Gold] 	Thundurus 	Thundurus 	Basiladactyl 	Basiladactyl 	Hazastoor 	Hazastoor
==Gym Puzzles==
As with prior Pokémon Games, Gym Puzzles are the complimentary gameplay component for each Gym balancing out the battles with Gym Trainers before facing the Gym Leader. For the player the Gym Puzzles are distinctly harder than previous generations, this is due to the introduction of the external Gym Trainers in the form of the various Teams encountered who each utilize their gym's puzzle in a ramping difficulty to introduce the player to the concepts and then build on them.
Gym 	Puzzle
Galar Region 	Galar Region
Turffield Village 	Like in Pokémon Sword & Shield the player herds Wooloo for this Gym, the player needs to herd a certain number of Wooloo into multiple pens while avoiding Nickit which hide in bushes and jump out to scare the Wooloo as well as Yamper who run in set paths to scare the Wooloo. The player can also use gates to separate the Wooloo or funnel them down set paths.
Hulbury City 	This Gym's puzzle has the player needing to alter water flows to complete murals of various Pokémon, the water is coloured and having water of different colours go into the same channel will result in the colours being mixed together. The Pokémon in the Gym are; Primarina, Milotic, Manaphy and Jelluna
Motostoke City 	The Gym Puzzle for Motostoke has the player needing to reset a series of machines which control the elevators that lead to the Gym Leader's gateway, these machines can raise or lower the elevators by 1-3 levels depending on the gear inserted, there are nine gear types and the player needs to get the correct order of the gears to set the elevators up, each machine is colour coded to the elevators it applies to (note: some machines work on multiple elevators).
Stewpot Town 	The gym takes place within a Dojo setting, the Gym is multi-leveled with two floors, the first floor has most of the trainers on it who move in set patterns, the player needs to find and push large swinging poles to knock over brick walls to progress as well as hit gongs which change the movement pattern of the trainers. The lower level has wild Pokémon roaming throughout and has low visibility, the player can use small lights to see the path ahead although sometimes the lights show the path out of order so the player needs to recognize small landmarks around the path.
Ballonlea Village 	The Gym is laid out like a natural forest maze with large spotlights shining on a Ribombee statue, the player needs to orientate the lights into one of their three positions to illuminate the wings of the Ribombee, there are eight lights in total. The lights also need to be used to push back a hair tangles from Grimmsnarl hidden throughout the maze so there is a set order to the lights.
Circhester Village	The puzzle in this gym requires the player to climb a large icy mountain, there are multiple paths up however the player will find they also need to cause small avalanches on the mountain creating new paths and revealing ones hidden by the snow fall.
Spikemuth City 	This Gym's puzzle has the player working to set-up the stage for Piers' band practice, the player needs to navigate crawlspaces which have holes which can drop the player into various rooms in the Gym, the player also to correctly connect the sound system's cables so the instruments come through the correct speakers.
Hammerlocke Town 	Like the Gym's trainers, the gym focuses around weather, the player needs to utilize a stationary pedestal in each room of the Gym to change the weather in the different sections of the room, there are three rooms, a 2x2, 3x3 and 4x4 room respectively. The player will find slots that can be used change the weather of the corresponding area to either Sunny, Rainy, Sandstorm or Hail (or removing a slot will return it to neutral). On the first room the player needs to grow a beanstalk via a river, in the second room the player needs to cause a glass staircase from a thunderstorm to appear and in the third room the player needs to use magnetism to pull the large iron slabs out of the ground to create a staircase.
Sunter Region 	Sunter Region
Wingliss City 	The gym's main puzzle centralizes around stacking a series of totem pieces to form a connecting bridge between the top level of the gym and the gym leader's stadium. There are four totem pieces which are found in rooms on each floor of the gym and require powerful wind currents to blow them around, the player can also open and close shutter doors to restrict the movement of the totems.
Vinderlund Village	The puzzle for the gym focusees around clearing electrified fog that covers parts of the gym's lower level, the player will need to find large lightning rods which can draw the fog into a single location and knock them into the fog pits, there are three fog pits which each have a different method for getting their lightning rod into the pit.
Pikesund City 	This gym is also part of the city's beauty parlour as such the gym appears to be partly a giant clothing store, the gym trainers hide amongs the rows of clothing. The puzzle of the gym is to connect coloured threads across the gym without them overlapping one another, the player will need to move various objects around to open and close pathways to connect the threads together.
Faemark Village 	This gym actually takes place on a beach as such the player's goal of the Gym is to simply reach the Gym Leader who resides in a giant sandcastle at the opposing end of the beach, the player must be wary however as the beach is littered with traps which can jettison the player into the ocean where they'll be quickly attacked by wild Pokémon or caught in sand traps and swarmed by hordes of Sandygast.
Rudania Region 	Rudania Region
Brigala Village 	This gym appears to take place in a large mining facility, the gym is comprised of numerous rails which lead up and down the mine on various tracks, the player will need to use switches located at various points throughout the gym to create a track which when ridden will lead to the Gym Leader.
Beacale Village 	The gym is located on the farms of the village and as such requires the player to bring Snorlaseeds to the end of each section of the gym which grow into giant beanstalks for the player to climb, the seeds are targetted however by various Pokémon including wild Fletchling and Skarmory who'll attempt to swoop the player if they get too close, in addition various Poison-Type Pokémon appear in the gym which can foul the seed if the player walks through their hazardous terrain.
Caupine City 	This gym is structured as a dance theatre, the player is seated as part of the audience and is taken on a sort of choose-your-own adventure as the gym trainers and their Pokémon perform the story. Throughout the story the player must choose various actions for the performers to take which can lead to boosts for the player's Pokémon, boosts for the gym trainer's Pokémon or picking which gym trainers to battle.
Saudalah Village 	Structured as a large tower, this gym has the player ascending up the tower which is shown to be a large crystal flower with a dragon statue wrapping around it, the inner rooms of the tower have the player needing to construct the fable of the tower from ancient times, the player can learn about the fable from both the Gym Trainers and NPCs found within Saudalah Village itself, correctly aligning each section of the fable will open the gate to the next area while also playing out the fable via projections on to the tower's exterior.
Etrana Region 	Etrana Region
Coroodoo Village 	The most straightforward gym in the entirety of Pokémon Cross Guard, the Gym is a simple series of battles between the player and three trainers before facing the gym leader.
Rudite Town 	This gym sees the player needing to navigate a large maze, the maze is laid out across a large castle interior with various large rooms with winding pathways due to the cluttered about furniture. The player can talk to the Gym Trainers to get hints on where the correct path is if they're getting lost.
Stryelyne City 	The gym has a large single interior room which is explained to be a biosphere that the gym uses to monitor Pokémon found across the Etrana Region, the gym itself requires the player to help various Pokémon found throughout the biosphere, the Pokémon have a Gym Trainer each assigned to them who'll explain what's wrong with the Pokémon, the player will need to bring that Pokémon a certain item or perform a certain action for it to be satisfied and then the player will battle the Gym Trainer.
==The Galar Region==
The Galar Region is a major region in the Pokémon World, it is one of several that hosts a League of its own and also serves as the host region for the surrounding mini-regions which lack the necessary funds and gym count for a recognized league.
===Galar===
The Galar Region as denoted in the image above. It is a large region which is divided up into multiple settlements, dungeons, Routes and Wild Areas. As the player progresses through the game they'll find there are obstacles in the environment such as; sharp cliffs, bodies of water, unstable terrain and alike that need to be dealt with as such the player's progress is halted in those areas until they're able to progress through.
Location 	Description
Postwick Village 	A small village nestled on the edge of the Slumbering Weald. It is a relatively quiet place where families and farmers tend to gather, flocks of Wooloo are known to reside throughout the town. At night some residents believe they hear an unidentifiable howling coming from Slumbering Weald although don't recognize it to belong to any Pokémon. Perhaps what Postwick Village is most known for is being the home of the residing Champion of the Galar Region, Leon, although the Champion is often pre-occupied maintaing the league so is rarely seen in Postwick nowadays.
Slumbering Weald 	A mysterious forest located on the southern edge of the Galar Region, many believe that long ago a great castle existed where the Slumbering Weald was located as ancient texts mention such a location, however no ruins have ever been found within the Slumbering Weald to suggest such a location. A deep fog often covers much of the area making it difficult to navigate.
Route 1 	A short grassy route that leads between Postwick Village and Wedgehurst Town, the route is popular with young aspiring trainers from both settlements who seek to battle in preparation before beginning their League challenge.
Wedgehurst Town 	A coastal town, notable for being the home of the Galar Region's foremost professor in Pokémon Research, Professor Magnolia. The Town has an inviting atmosphere as many Pokémon are known to gather throughout the town to help out the residents with their day-to-day lives. The Professor's Lab is located atop the Wedgehurst Hill in the North-East of the town and so is easily identifiable even from afar.
Spindraco Town 	A large town located on the edge of the Wild Area, the town was built atop a steep cliff-face giving its residents a clear view across the Wild Area below them. The town is a gathering place for young trainers as the Training School is located in the town and offers lessons to up and coming trainers who seek to become more proficient at battling and learn the ropes.
Route 2 	A large route that stretches across a considerable area in South Galar. Route 2 is described as mountainous and fairly rocky, often housing more rough Pokémon than the nearby Wild Areas, the influence of the Motostoke Mine has lead to many pathways leading through this route with multiple entrances into the mines some of which are well hidden.
Cirqtuary City 	A city steeped in the history of the Galar Region, those interested in learning about the history as recorded by the royal scribes can visit the musuem of history in the city and learn about the past of the Galar Region. In addition in the middle of the city is a monument to the twin heroes of the past whose glory in battle helped secure the Galar Region's safety from outside threats.
Motostoke Mine 	A large mine built into Mt. Motostoke, for a long time the mine would harvest minerals and gemstones located throughout the mountain and use them for all sorts of applications. In recent years due to changes in the way different materials are made much of the mine no longer serves its original purpose and so has become somewhat of a natural habitat for Pokémon that adapted to the environment and also a tourist attraction for those who wish to go explore a cavern. Some of the oldest passages haven't been properly explored in decades.
Route 3 	Nestled inbetween Rockasparay City and Mt. Motostoke, Route 3 is a short but very vertical route, originally the Route was simply used by maintenance workers when the lift up to the mine failed, nowadays it is known to have many Campers and Picnickers found playing with their Pokémon and training in battles. The lift has since been upgraded to a Chairlift and free rides are provided.
Rockaspray City 	Positioned in a rather fertile area of land, Rockaspray City is an aspiring location for chefs, its proximity to both Turffield, Postwick and Hulbury means the city is able to easily access various foods when need be. The city is well-known for the competitive restaurants that try all sorts of gimmicks to stand out from one another as competition is fierce. The most prestigious and longest standing of the Restaurants is Sync Star a popular seafood restaurant that not only has attracted high profile individuals but even personally served the crown princes.
Route 4 	Though a generally short route, Route 4 can be quite difficult to navigate for inexperienced trainers, this is due to the sharp cliffs which make getting down the mountainside a lot easier than getting back up, some Cyclists like to hang out on the Route using their mountain bikes to trek up the mountain for exercise.
Motostoke City 	
A large, heavily industrialized cities and considered one of the big three in the Galar Region, Motostoke City is in the industrial heart of the region, much of the manufacturing and construction comes out from this singular city. Large factories dominate the landscape and trucks by the dozen are seen departing from the city every day with all sorts of goods.
The city is also where most trainers come to register if they're loooking to begin their League Challenge. Also located within the city is the Vex Cycle Shop, a store that specializes in selling bikes and other travelling gear, considered masters of their craft the store owners helped make efficient and affordable bikes for trainers.
Barrowstar Elder Tree	A massive tree located in the Barrowstar Woods, it is said to have been the final resting place of the twin heroes in the ancient past. Being one of the largest trees in the Galar Region it has become home to many unique and interesting Pokémon, having multiple levels within as Bug-Type Pokémon have been found to burrow out tunnels throughout the tree.
Cafedrell Village 	A small village located squarely in the Wild Areas, Cafedrell Village, is protected by a moat that was dug out in the ancient past to protect the village from would be invaders, however has in recent times been re-routed to allow for expansions within the village. A generally quiet location, it is most well known for the popular Diggerets, a family of professional treasure hunters who run a show where they go out into the Wild Area in search of lost artifacts and treasure.
Turffield Village 	
Although considered a village, Turffield covers a huge area of land due to its mostly being farmland used for Pokémon that graze across the large grassy plains of the village. The village has a long and storied history, in the ancient past it was the first to enlist under the crown princes in standing against the rampaging Pokémon and its hard-working residents are known to be fervently dedicated to getting their tasks done in a timely manner.
Perhaps the most well-known individuals in Turffield are Milo, the city's gym leader a friendly but competitive individual who's always up for a battle and Maizie, a foreigner from the Johto Region who brought with her the talent to turn Apricorns into PokéBalls, a talent she learnt from her grandfather.
Miloch Lakebed 	It's believed in the ancient past, a massive powerful Pokémon resided in this lake and made a burrow for itself. Though the Pokémon has not been seen for hundreds of years the burrow still remains, now having become a home for many a Pokémon, it cannot be accessed without underwater diving equipment although is said to be a sight to behold with beautiful crystal structures having grown over time.
Hulbury City 	
The coastal city of the Galar Region, many regard Hulbury as one of the more important locations in the region as its access to the eastern ocean opens up many trading opportunities the region would otherwise not have. The city is effectively split into two halves between the large maze-like Docks & Storage and the residential area which spirals up the hillside away from the coast. Many in Hulbury enjoy the coastal lifestyle particularly both Fishermen and Performers, both of whom are seen regularly throughout the city and can be battled.
Hulbury strangely in recent decades has developed somewhat of a fashion industry as well, some attribute it to the reports of a beautiful Pokémon said to reside in the nearby Lake Miloch. As such both the current Gym Leader, Nessa and her mother, the former Gym Leader, Mabelle are notable fashion models, her mother having helped Nessa into both roles when she showed interest in following her mother's lifestyle. Many like to consider the position of Gym Leader in Hulbury City as a constant battle between Nessa and other fashion models as the position has become synonymous with being the most beautiful in the city.
Hulbury Lighthouse 	A large lighthouse that helps ships enter into the Hulbury Harbour avoiding the rocky cliffs to the North. The Lighthouse has many floors and periodically requires maintenance to ensure its functionality as such many of the workers within the lighthouse tend to enjoy a battle or two on their spare time.
Granigate Canyon 	Considered by many to be one of the largest challenges to new trainers, this canyon is the only way to get from South Galar to the rest of Galar without the Mach Feature for a Bike, the canyon is said to have been eroded over the centuries by Pokémon and water, leaving behind the multi-levelled appearance and the strange stone bridges that connect the areas together. A lot of the canyon can only be fully explored though with certain equipment.
Granigate Town 	Granigate Town is a small mining community located on the edge of the Glimwood Tangle, the city typically mines mineral deposits found in the nearby Granigate Canyon and exports them to the rest of the region. Most of the people in Granigate Town seem to have a general interest in either the canyon or Glimwood Tangle and as such is one of several settlements in the region with a Pokémon Ranger Outpost. One of the notable houses in Granigate Town is the Devon Foundation, originally built by a businessman from the Hoenn Region, the foundation encourages young trainers to become interested in mining, both from the resource side of things but also the historical side, showing many of the fossils that have been discovered within the Galar Region as a result.
Glimwood Tangle 	A massive jungle-like forest that covers a large area of the Galar Region, it is one of the largest natural landmarks in the region and has never been fully explored, some people believe that it was created in the ancient past by powerful Grass-Type Pokémon that created the area as a protective ground against at the time, dangerous humans. The area is off-limits from being developed so the tracks through the Tangle are hard to identify from the rest of the brush and can be a maze for travellers to pass through.
Route 5 	A Route that heads out from the Glimwood Tangle to Streetleaf Village, the Route is a popular location for those wishing to take a break as it has been well developed with gardens and large trees providing coverage. It's said that the flowers in the area attract a wide variety of Pokémon and conceal a number of unique berries.
Streetleaf Village 	A small village located in what's referred to as Golden Stripe. The area has remarkably fertile soil making it a popular location for many Pokémon and people to reside. The village is known for its berry farms which although far from being the only location where berries grow in the region are the most plentiful. The village is also notable for its somewhat unorthodox layout as it was built in a valley and as such many of the buildings are located on different elevations forming rings for the village, with the main feature of the village, Streetleaf Park located at the center.
Crumbled Keep 	This ancient Keep located in the deserts of West Galar is said to have originally be constructed as part of a great wall that protected the area from invaders and rampaging Pokémon alike, years of weathering however have caused almost all of the wall to crumble away leaving only the Crumbled Keep remaining, some believe it still houses the spirits of those that once protected the people of West Galar.
Stewpot Town 	
Located atop an oasis, Stewpot Town is considered to be a popular destination for tourists due to the large cultural hub it serves as. Many of the old remains of ancient Galarian culture remain in the town, a rarity as many of the others have significantly changed with time. This desire to keep the original culture of the town in tact has lead to the rather rat-maze like layout of the city so getting from place to place often involves winding through back alleys.
Stewpot Town is also known for housing dual Gym Leaders, longtime childhood friends Allister & Bea who quickly rose up through the ranks of the league proving their effectiveness as a pair with Allister's tricky Ghost-Type Pokémon and Bea's powerful Fighting-Type Pokémon. Perhaps however the most notable feature of Stewpot Town are the Stewpot Catacombs a large underground series of tunnels that connect all around the town and act as a large grave site for warriors from ancient battles.
Route 6 	This dusty Route leading from Stewpot Town to Piepyre Village is a rather tricky area to navigate, strong winds result in the bizarre bridges of the area which were built with large propellors and atop gear racks which cause the bridges to roll from one spot to another whenever the wind blows. Due to the strange way the rock has eroded over the years some people believe that in the ancient past when the mysterious Pokémon that attacked the Galar Region appeared, it was defeated by the twin heroes on this Route crashing into the landscape leaving the deep scars seen on the rocks.
Piepyre Village 	A small coastal village nestled at the most western point of the Galar Region, Piepyre is known for housing various craftsmen who make a variety of knick-knacks and tools useful throughout the region, most notable of which would be Master Poirre, a native from the Kalos Region who specializes in making fishing rods, handing them out to those that show an interest in the common pasttime. Another notable location in Piepyre Village would be the Fighting Dojo, originally the home of the gym leaders, each one became a master in a particular style of martial arts, something most wouldn't realize about Allister, the Dojo's headmaster was the previous Gym Leader of Stewpot Town before retiring after Allister & Bea had defeated him in battle.
Piepyre Lake 	A large lake located just north of Piepyre Village, the lake is a popular spot to learn to fish and has teachers who'll offer to help the player learn how to fish and signs to look out for. In addition the area has many trainers who specialize in using Pokémon caught by fishing and there is supposedly a prize given for defeating all of them.
Lunardrop Cave 	A small cavern that separtes the two halves of the Western Wild Areas, Lunardrop Cave was supposedly created when an asteroid crashed into the Galar Region over a million years ago, over time the asteroids crater filled with water and rock on top of that leading to the large dome-like structure that this cave creates. Within the cave, there is a somewhat mystical energy which Psychics who frequent the area describe as being a concentrated thought.
Grandoak Village 	Located within the Wild Area itself, Grandoak Village is a tough and hardy community built around a group of dried trees. Much of the village is elevated off the ground to protect it from herds of Pokémon that roam the wild area. The village has a Pokémon Ranger Outpost located within it which reports on the activities of the Pokémon in the Wild Area. The village also has a sizeable community of people who telekinetic powers who reside in the village due to its proximity to Lunardrop Cave, one such individual is said to be able to see the memories attached of certain objects.
Graddadome Village 	Graddadome is a small village located atop a mountainous area between the two large desert areas of the Galar Region, many researchers gather here as the place provides a lot of information about various species of Pokémon and also offers easy access to two areas which are notable for their high presence of fossils. Graddadome Village is also home to the PokéFossil Revival Lab which specailize in reviving Fossils of various Pokémon but also attracts a number of traders who like to exchange Pokémon to obtain rare and exotic species.
Graddadome Canyon 	The largest canyon in the Galar Region, Graddadome Canyon is an intricate and maze-like area that can be difficult to navigate, like the smaller, Granigate Canyon the area has many levels which make it very maze-like to traverse but also has a number of areas where blockades tend to become an issue so the player will need certain equipment to be able to make their way through. Very few people have ever seen the bottom of Graddadome Canyon because of just how deep it goes, some believe it might even have a lake at the bottom.
Route 7 	A coastal Route although is mostly fair from the beach, the distinctive rocks on this Route form large hexagonal shapes which can make it easy to traverse and leaves wide open spaces where martial artists like to practice and meditate. There is a path leading down to the beach although due to the rock terrain travellers will often find there is little ocean for them to properly explore around, although there is a secluded cave area on the Route that some like to visit due to the Tide Pools.
Puffswan Town 	A coastal town nestled at the mouth of the Wyndon River, the town is known for its mascot, Cramorant who's symbol is adorned on several of the buildings. The town has a large fishing community that go out into the ocean in search of large catches of fish and use Cramorants to help them track down the schools of fish.
Guiaella Town 	A large town located between the Guiaella Mountain and Glimwood Tangle. Guiaella Town is a fairly standard city that was built by settlers in the area some time after the era of the twin heroes. Accordingly the town is gifted by a mighty spirit that dwells within the Mountain to the east, protecting the people from dangers. The town is one of the largest in the region and due to being one of the youngest settlements also has generally more modern architecture than other towns or cities.
Route 8 	A mountainous route that connects Guiaella Town to Flowerbowl Village, the Route is bisected by Guiaella Mountain. Many people find the area a bit difficult to navigate due to the mountainous terrain and so there are rest stops along the Route where travellers tend to rest and recover.
Guiaella Mountain 	Part of the greater Circhester Mountain Range, Guiaella Mountain is the tallest mountain in the range and is the second talles in the region. Many travellers, particularly Hikers enjoy attempting to scale the mountain, as its complex layout means there are multiple paths to the peak. It also serves as a passageway to Flowerbowl Village with a well-maintained underground tunnel that was built approximately fifty years ago.
Flowerbowl Village 	A small village located in a large meadow area in the North-East of Galar, the village is fairly small and tends to have a very quiet lifestyle. The residents of the area often like to exchange various goods with one another and so on various days the marketplace in the village attracts traders from all across the region who sell their wares.
Anglepoint Chasm 	A large chasm located in the Wild Area, according to legend, when the first Pokémon began to rampage in the ancient times, the chasm seemingly appeared out of nowhere. Some believe that a powerful energy resonated from the Chasm as Pokémon are known to become more agitated when within the area.
Dreemutter Cave 	This cave located in the middle of Furygrave Lake is said to have been formed in ancient times by Pokémon who'd became trapped on the island itself. Despite the small and unassuming entrance the cave is actually quite large and goes well beneath the bottom of the lake.
Tropivala Town 	Considered the Tourist Destination of the Galar Region, Tropivala Town is a vibrant and colourful town located in East Galar. Reportedly the town has been well maintained not only by its residents but also by the royal family who are known to periodically visit the town to relax. The town is home to the well-known Pokémon Zoo, a large series of habitats that keep a number of rare Pokémon for visitors to see, some of which are believed to be exceedingly rare in the Galar Region. The town has a number of hotels where tourists are known to check in and do a spot of battling in the lobby while waiting. However the most well-known location in Tropivala Town is the Indeedee Arcade, a large building which has a number of mini-games that players can win a number of prizes in, although the arcade cost money to get into the rewards for scoring high and exchanging for prizes can often be more rewarding.
Route 9 	A decently sized Route that connects Tropivala Town, Arrostle City and Spikemuth Passage together. The Route is known for having a number of daring trainers who enjoy battling in groups, sometimes in double or even triple battle formats. One particular location of note on the Route is the Inver Battle Dojo, a special dojo that uses the bizarre Inverse Battle format that originated from the Kalos Region.
Arrostle City 	Considered one of the big three, Arrostle City is the business and commercial hub of the Galar Region, many businesses have their headquarters established in the city and the Stock Floor where representatives of the companies exchange stocks is a popular place for trainers to gather and battles are sometimes used to assess the qualities of a representative. Of course beyond the business side, Arrostle City is known for the Persian Department Store a large multi-level shopping center that not only sells a wide variety of items but also has a number of shops for clothing and hair stylists as well as other features.
Spikemuth Passage 	Although part of the Motostoke Mountain Range, Spikemuth Passage is actually a fairly verdant area, the passage is underground however due to large holes that developed in the cavern's roof over years due to Pokémon battling, light has filtered in and large patches of grass, moss and even a few trees have grown. Some people consider it a representation of the endurance of the Galar Region to thrive in even the hardiest of environments.
Route 10 	Route 10 is a historical landmark in the Galar Region, home to the Great Markings, the Route is notable for strange figures carved into the landscape which was then burned by Fire-Type Pokémon to ensure the figures would remain for generations to follow. Though the figures are off-limits to the public they can be viewed from afar and many sightseers visit the Route just to catch a glimpse.
Filmuna Village 	A small village located on the edge of the Wild Area, Filmuna Village has a bit of a strange community, many artists seem to have gravitated towards the village in part thanks to its various restaurants which have up-and-coming Musicians playing frequently. Many artists can be found painting and sculpting throughout the city and sometimes a performance theater can be seen. The village's proud landmark however is Filmuna Radio, a popular radio station which was started up decades prior to contrast with Wyndon City's more mainstream Wyndon News Radio.
Route 11 	Route 11 is the main entrance into Spikemuth City, the Route is somewhat worn-down due to lack of maintenance and has unkempt grassy patches which have grown over parts of the main path, however the Route is also shown to have a degree of deep connection to the people of the city as large makeshift fences and murals were erected across the Route to help keep potentially dangerous, wild Pokémon off the main path, this has lead to a somewhat maze-like path to get to Spikemuth City however.
Spikemuth City 	
Considered the city of outcasts by some, Spikemuth City is notable for often going against the grain when it comes to matters relating to the royal family, as such the city seems to prefer to act independently from the rest of the region. Although some think the city should have its gym status revoked, due to the ancient heritage of the city the royal family has never made a move against them. The city's resilient nature has attracted dozens of trainers and out of all the cities in the region, Spikemuth has the biggest following for its Gym and even has a dedicated Move Tutor to ensure their trainers Pokémon are at peak performance.
The Spikemuth Gym is one of the more unusual ones, their leader Piers has operated the gym for just under a decade and the Gym's leadership is considered more of a collective as Piers and his band function as a group of leaders rather than just Piers on his own. The Gym is also the only one in the region with its Energizing Crystal deactivated, this seems to have been a personal preference by Piers.
Ballonlea Village 	
This strange village located near one of the main entrances into the Glimwood Tangle, Ballonlea Village is considered a bit of an oddity among all the settlements in the Galar Region. It serves not only as one of the most culturally tied locations due to the rich history attached to it but also as the oldest. No one really knows how old Ballonlea Village is however every single documentation about settlements in Galar mentions it in some manner even to the point of predating both Wyndon and Spikemuth the other two extremely old settlements. Much of Ballonlea's buildings are built from stone and despite most buildings from that era crumbling away, whether through strange energy that's said to float throughout Glimwood Tangle or simply extremely good maintenance almost all of the buildings have remained standing.
Two particular shops of note in Ballonlea are the Ballonlea Medicine Shop, which sells various natural medicines which while bitter are effective at healing Pokémon, the other being the Lavenbear Flower Shop, a strange shop that sells flowers that only grow in the Glimwood Tangle which have unique properties among other things. Of course, Ballonlea is also home to the Ballonlea Gym, home of the oldest of the Gym Leaders, Opal who's served as a Gym Leader for over fifty years. Many consider Opal a bit of a wildcard among the Gym Leaders, she's one of the only Gym Leaders that the royal family seems to consistently listen to which is believed to have been a result of Opal's prior relationship with the King of the Galar Region.
Route 12 	This Route leading up to Hammerlocke Ascent is noticeably filled with ruins, some believe that in the ancient past a city once existed here however the ruins purpose has never been identified. Many Pokémon now use the ruins as homes and large plants have grown over many of the ruins providing several paths through the area.
Hammerlocke Ascent 	One of the largest naturally occuring caves in the Galar Region, Hammerlocke Ascent ias a multi-level cavern system that is believed to have been eroded out over a millenia ago by retreating ice caps which has previously solidified within the rock face. the cavern system runs extremely far underground such that one can even come across volcanic vents and also so far upwards that there are exits leading to the peak of Mt. Hammerlocke.
Route 13 	This relatively straightforward Route is a popular location for cyclists, the hilly terrain makes for excellent jumps for cyclists and many like to perform tricks to show off. Due to the open environment, it is quite easy to explore this Route to find various patches of grass and a few brushes and trees in the area where Pokémon like to hide and ambush the cyclists.
Acrotrack Village 	A small village located fairly high up along the mountainous areas of North-East Galar. The village is a popular spot for sports fans alike to gather and many cyclists, triathletes and endurance runners tend to gather in the village to help improve their ability to perform in harsh conditions. Due to the village's small size, a large running track was built nearby for the athletes and many can be found practicing for upcoming events and can be battled when on their break.
Everfrost Peak 	The highest peak in the Galar Region, Everfrost Peak is a bitterly cold environment and is difficult to even reach, the area is so cold that one needs protective gear to safely reach the peak, that being said however the sight for those that have reacheed the peak is said to be a sight to behold, being the highest point in the Galar Region, one can see all the way out to areas as far south as Motostoke Mine and as far West as Graddadome Canyon
Crymere Cavern 	A large cavern located in the Circhester Highlands, the cavern is easily distinguishable from most due to the large, luminous crystal structures that grow throughout it. Some residents believe the crystals were created by Psychic-Type Pokémon long ago and resonate with a powerful energy. The Cavern is overall fairly small and easy to navigate throughout having both a West and East entrance however many people enjoy simply visiting the cavern for the visual splendour.
Circhester Village 	
This small village is located at the Circhester Bay, although few ships dock here, it is a notable location for exports as the village has a surprisingly mineral exportation due to the nearby Circhester Highlands which have a number of ore veins throughout them. The village is also known for attracting a large population of Darumaka and Darmanitan to the area which help out the residents by moderating the temperature of the village.
The village is also very tightly knit as many of the families in the village have a long past in the village and have long held strong ties to one another, this is most evidently exemplified in the pair of Gym Leaders, mother and son duo, Melony & Gordie, whose ferocious dual Ice-Type and Rock-Type onslaught can level many opponents dazed. Gordie is considered a bit of a star player among the Gym Leaders and often seeks to impress although this leads to many underestimating Melony who taught her son from a young age how to battle and is even more knowledgable about battling than he is.
Terragasha Forest 	The snowy forest that runs along the coastline of North-East Galar, the area has a number of frozen over bodies of water that only defrost in the Summer. The area is rather maze-like and has a number of Pokémon that are known to attack trainers on sight in the area so it is ill-advised for inexperienced trainers to attempt to tackle the forest. Reportedly Gordie and Melony frequently train in the forest with the rest of their Gym to keep the wild Pokémon in check and also in hopes of coming across a wild Pokémon strong enough to act as the forest's protector.
Terragasha Village 	This small village is nestled right up in the North-East corner of the Galar Region, the village is notable for the large ruins which depict the ancient battles of the twin heroes, although the village has a generally low population it maintains a constant profit from tourists and historians alike coming to see the ruins for themselves.
Route 14 	The mountainous Route that many consider to be a challenge for even an experienced trainer, the Route is a mixture of roughlands, mountains and snowy areas making a significant number of Pokémon that wouldn't normally appear together do. In addition due to the nature of the Hammerlocke Town Gym many of its gym trainers reside on the Route to deter would be challengers to the Gym.
Hammerlocke Town 	
This mountainous town located near the northern border of the Galar Region was once an ancient castle which originally house the Royal Family before they eventually moved to Wyndon City. The City is known for the Dragon-Type Pokémon which can be in and around the town. The royal castle still stands as a landmark in the town although now serves as more of a museum than as a fortified structure.
Hammerlocke Town is also home to Raihan, perhaps the most well-known of the Galar Gym Leaders due to his interest in showing off to the public. Raihan often goes out into public to battle any willing trainers in non-official matches, this seems to be due to a combination of reminding would be challengers why he's considered the strongest gym leader, dealing with gym trainers who want to take a shot at his position (which is regarded as one of the most contested in the entire region) and to eventually become strong enough to face off against Leon once again as the two were and are still rivals.
Route 15 	Considered the largest Route in the region, Route 15 is large open environment that has a large amount of tree-grwoth leading to a dense and maze-like Route with many dead-ends throughout. The strongest of all trainers gather on the Route to test their skills in battling and some even are known to become lost within the Route's many dead ends.
Champion's Road 	When people arrive in Wyndon City who intend to face the Pokémon League they must first complete the Champion's Road, this artificial environment was built beneath Wyndon City and is a large underground maze with many environments built into it to ensure would be challengers must contend with every potential type they might have to face within their league match.
Wyndon City 	
One of the big three cities of the Galar Region, Wyndon City is known for a number of things although first and foremost is the Pokémon League, a large indoor strucutre which provides housing for not only those who are seeking to challenge the League for a temporary stay but also provides permanent residence for the Elite Four and Champion, as they're often needed at the League to battle challengers. As Wyndon City attracts many trainers it is also home to several Battlegrounds which allow would be challengers to the Pokémon League to prepare by battling other trainers of a similar skill level to them, though there is no need to participate in the Battlegrounds if one doesn't wish to.
Aside from battling, Wyndon City is also known for PokéPark a large amusement park located on the upper levels of the city which was funded personally by the royal family as a means to help attract tourism to the city, the amusement park has many attractions and minigames although costs a bit to enter. Alongside this one will find a number of shops, restaurants and hotels to cater to tourists although also service any trainers who may visit the district.
Another place of interest in Wyndon City is the Radio Tower, home to the Wyndon News Radio which broadcasts information across the region pertaining to up and coming trainers, the affairs of the royal family and the various gym leaders as well as having a number of variety shows which feature learning about Pokémon, Abilities, Moves and Items. Perhaps however the most recognizable of all of Wyndon City's buildings is the New Royal Palace, built after the Royal Family moved from Hammerlocke Town, the Palace is a lavishly decorated building with many rooms that seem to stretch on forever, although only a little bit of the Palace is accessible to the palace the accessible area is still remarkably large, some people believe that there is even an entire artificial ecosystem maintained within the palace where wild Pokémon can roam freely. The central and largest of the spires within the palace is known as the Wyndon Tower.
===Post-Game Regions===
The Post-Game Areas are split into three major regions as well as the Battle Frontier, the player is free to visit them in any order they want although the difficulty order is the; Sunter Region to the North, Rudania Region to the East and Etrana Region to the South.
====Sunter Region====
The Sunter Region is a wide region found to the North of the Galar Region, the region has a number of climates including some tundra areas in the south which extend into Galar, a Desert in the West and a Mountainous area in the East which includes some volcanic environments.
Location 	Description
Vinderlund Village	A small village located on the freezing southern lands of the Sunter Region. The village has a quirky and unusual layout with houses that seem to expand towards the top. The colourful materials used are harvested from the nearby woodlands to the North which grow a large variety of trees. The village has a large number of stories that were written long ago by ancient poets who flocked to the village due to stories of the mysterious lands to the North.
Route 16 	This chilling southern Route runs through the ridged and snowy passages of the South Sunter Region, although a relatively short route the man pathways hide trainers throughout and small alcoves in the Route have Pokémon pop out from within.
Mysterious Glacier	This massive glacier is unlike anything found in the Sunter Region or surrounding areas, it supposedly appeared thousands of years ago under mysterious circumstances and is believed to be responsible for the unusual chilly conditions of the surroudning area. According to legends from the neighbouring Vinderlund Village, long ago a powerful Pokémon appeared in the region freezing many of the Pokémon that once called it home.
Noren Forest 	Noren Forest is a large forest that spans across much of the East Wild Area of the Sunter Region, the dense and lush forest is notably filled with large natural mossy growths with have weathered down the terrain over years forming crevices and valleys that one can walk through, these superorganisms provide much of the nutrients for the forest.
Faemark Village 	This small village on the Northern Coast of the landmass has a sister settlement in the Kalos Region called Laverre City, supposedly both cities were settled by people with an unusual attunement to the supernatural and while Laverre developed into an economical (albeit still quirky) hub, Faemark has remained much closer to its roots with old runic symbols and structures forming rings throughout the village.
Cidrone City 	This large city located near the middle of the Sunter Region is a bustling trading hub, attracting many from both East and West to congregate and exchange goods. The city is known for the lush citrus fruits that grow throughout it, with the old stone walls that were once built around the city having gotten several trees rooted in them hundreds of years ago. The city has a thriving marketplace where strange and exotic foods are sold that come from various other regions, some of the residents have even taken to adapting the recipes creating Suntenese variants of the dishes.
Dendalion Tower 	Dendalion Tower is a tall bio-tower that is located in Cidrone City, it was constructed to help provide sanctuary for certain rare and exotic plants found in the Sunter Region, the observation areas of the Tower provide a scenic view of both the natural maze of pathways inside the tower and the vast open skies outside the tower.
Route 17 	This small Route connects between Cidrone City and Henglade Village, despite its seeming shortness the extremely hilly terrain makes it one of the more challenging Routes on the entire landmass to traverse, the Route is effectively divided between the exterior paths which run up the hillside and the interior paths which have been built by humans in ancient times and are maintained by dedicated groups of historians due to the relics and ruins found throughout.
Henglade Village 	This small village has long been considered of historical importance due to the nearby Henglade Ruins, during ancient times it's believed powerful Pokémon would congregate at the ruins to divide up their domains within the four regions of the landmass, some like to refer to the Henglade Village as the Village of Gathering as it seems to similarly attract a number of powerful trainers from various regions.
Henglade Ruins 	These mighty ruins are located in Henglade Village, legend speaks of power Pokémon gathering at the ruins although in the past two hundred years no such event has been known to occur. The ruins are scattered in such a way that some believe Pokémon themselves constructed this monument, others believe that ancient humans who worshipped the Pokémon as gods rather than protectors constructed the ruins as a sort of resting place for Legendaries.
Azeden Woods 	These strange woods have a perpetual Autumn colouration due to the unique trees that grow within the woods, it is the only known location on the landmass to produce Azeden Maple a sweet sap that is a favourite among Pokémon. The forest's position in the cold region of Sunter also means that large snowpiles tend to build up around the trees which can conceal Pokémon.
Route 18 	Leading out of the snowy western Wild Area, Route 18 is a pleasant Route that has a few houses located on it, the Route was originally home to an incredibly wealthy individual who had a manor, however in a particularly violent storm the manor was torn from its very foundations and disappeared, no one knows what became of the wealthy individual but explorers would later find a large vault beneath the foundations containing a large stockpile of gold which would later be used to help the nearby Wingliss City into the position of power it now holds.
Maiden Woodland 	The Maiden Woodlands is a strange location, similar to Galar's Glimwood Tangle, large bio-luminescent plants can be found in these woodlands, the winding paths lead all over the place with wooden structures passing around and through the various trees of the woodlands. The maze-like layout has lead to many a traveller becoming lost although there are stories of Pokémon in the Woodlands helping lost children find their way out.
Route 19 	A route leading out to the coast, the area has extremely high sand dunes which are popular for cyclists to ride over, performing tricks and stunts alike. The lower parts of the Route have high grass which ends up getting partially flooded during the high tide.
Wingliss City 	One of the biggest cities in the Sunter Region, Wingliss City is an important trading hub as it provides a major dock that ships can use to pick up and drop off cargo. The city also have a major tourism industry with a number of luxury hotels and cruise liners found to be located at the city. Wingliss City's pride and joy however is the Wingliss Beach a vast beautiful white sand beach located on the east side of the city where many swimmers go for the day and others relax on the beachside. The city is also built quite high so many of the skyscrapers are multi-functional having restaurants, businesses and cultural attractions throughout.
Route 20 	This long winding route follows a large area of badlands that covers much of West Sunter, the Route has a small river that flows through it which had eroded the walls of the valley much of the Route is situated in, the river is believed to have in ancient times been much larger but due to the freezing of the body of water where it originates from the flow has reduced such that no Pokémon are able to survive in the water. Many bridges were constructed over the decades to provide access across the two sides of the valley resulting in a very serpentine layout.
Cenacre Town 	Cenacre Town is a bit of an odd town in the Sunter Region, built on an oasis in the middle of the Cenacre Badlands, the town has many of its buildings built against large rock structures known as Hoodoos. Large flag lines run from hoodoo to hoodoo giving the town a very colourful appearance. In addition because of the oasis the town attracts many Pokémon and has created areas where the wild Pokémon can rest and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the townsfolk.
Route 21 	This sharp inclined Route requires usage of the bike to properly traverse, due to erosion from the wind through the area much of the ground is to thin to safely walk across on foot so cyclists are the main travellers of the route. Some parts of the Route have been transformed in recent years into a sort of bike park with rocky structures forming half-pipes and small jumps.
Hadrin Ruins 	The Hadrin Ruins are an old castle that once existed in the Sunter Region, not much is known about the people who lived in the Hadrin Castle due to its fall nearly a thousand years ago and little to no documentation on them. What is known is that the ruins are a labyrinth of puzzles with ancient traps built by the castle's architect to trick up would be attackers.
Route 22 	This Route leading out to the Ongland Peninsula is fairly straightforward and plain, though grass is present on the route it is incredibly short and leaves little in the way for hiding spots for Pokémon, as a result many Pokémon are often seen fighting along this Route and the player will often be onset by hordes of Pokémon looking to nick any items the player may have.
Ongland Village 	This small village is perched neatly on the Western Coast of the Sunter Region, the village's houses are built entirely from stone and are believed to be more than two-thousand years old in some cases, newer houses are more intricately detailed but retain that same entirely rock appearance. The most distinguishing feature of the village however is the large statue of a Lotaliff in the middle of the village which is said to protect the village from the wild Pokémon of the nearby Route 22.
Ongland Cliffs 	One of the most distinguishing features of the Sunter Region, the Ongland Cliffs are unique in that they have a chalky white appearance as opposed to regular grey, brown or orange colourations. This strange appearance is a result of the unique rock composition in the area. The paths leading down the Ongland Cliffs are extremely vertical and at times require climbing gear to even reach the bottom.
Flarwik Lagoon 	A lush lagoon located in the East Wild Area, the lagoon has a volcanic vent located deep beneath that leads to the lagoon producing steam at different times of the day leading to a misty and unusual atmosphere about the environment.
Leiwei Park 	This man-made park located in the East Wild Area was built to provide refuge for Pokémon which were hurt during the Darkest Day, a monument in the park commemorates a Stoutland which has lead the Pokémon in the ancient past into the park. The park is filled with beautiful flowers that form various patterns that have been maintained for generations by gardeners.
Route 23 	A rough route that is considered many's entry into East Sunter, the Route has a large highway that passes through it effectively bisescting the Route in two. The Route has several large plateaus where Pokémon Trainers gather to battle one another, one must be wary however as Kangaskhan control some of the plateaus and are very protective.
Dripstin Cave 	A strange cavern which is notable for a powerful magnetic field that seems to appear around the bodies of water within the cavern, this leads to the strange effect where water can flow up to the ceiling of the cavern in some areas, it seems to have little effect on the Pokémon although it can cause Electric Terrain to randomly appear during battle in this area.
Route 24 	A large route that connects between several mountainous areas of East Sunter, the Route is most notable for the large bridges that extend from Zaganax Pinnacle to the surrounding area, fortunately they make traversing the otherwise vast valleys of the area much easier, some parts of the valleys are accessible from the route though for explorers.
Mistrut Town 	An old town that was built shortly after the Darkest Day, in the ancient past before the followers of the Royal Family relocated to the Galar Region this town housed the followers who ended up in Circhester Village. Sometimes Gordie and Melony visit the town as some of their family live in the town. The town's atmosphere is steeped in its heritage with many of the original structures of the town still standing.
Cyndarin Castle 	Originally inhabited by followers of the royal family, the castle eventually became abandoned and overrun by Pokémon, nowadays it serves as both a tourist attraction and natural preserve for the Pokémon that inhabit it, the castle's multiple levels are accessible by the various spiral staircases which have stood the test of time. During a storm some hundred years ago a lightning strike destroyed the roof in the central chamber leading to plants beginning to grow in the open space.
Axentar Ascent 	A large mountainous area that is notable for the naturally occuring landmark the area is named after which are two large rocky structures jutting out from the mountainside appearing like clashing battle axes. Some people believe there is an innate energy in the area that causes Pokémon to battle with more power than normal.
Route 25 	A large valley that formed over thousands of years as a result of weathering and geological activity from the nearby Dalimo Crater. The area is a fairly open environment with a number of small brushels where Pokémon tend to hide although there are herds of Stantler known to inhabit the valley which dominate the area.
Xenmote Lake 	This strange lake was formed when an asteroid collided with the area over a thousand years ago, some people believe the residual energy of the asteroid attracts the unusual Pokémon that can be found at the lake. One of the most defining features of the lake are the large crystal structures which jut out like jaws around the lake.
Dalimo Crater 	A large mountainous area of the region which became that way due to volcanic activity, the lower levels of the Dalimo Crater allow one to even see the magma pit at the base of the crater. Smoke bellows up from the crater's base and into the air, the particles contain new soil which eventually settles across the area leading to the rich and verdant surroundings.
Route 26 	Originally conceived to have a chairlift installed to make traversal between Cambrait Town and the Dalimo Crater easier, the plans fell through due to rising activity from the Dalimo Crater, as a result much of this Route appears partially built, the foundation of the upper station can be found and the lower station now acts as a museum and tourist attraction. Parts of the route are well-maintained thanks to pavement and walls whereas other sections are borderline completely wild.
Cambrait Town 	Cambrait Town is a coastal town which is popular among sailors due a popular TV show run in the town which pits those who believe they have high endurance to remain out at sea for as long as possible against fellow competitors. The town's layout is centralized around the large public square in the middle of the town which is located on the lowest elevation.
Pikesund City 	A coastal city located on the northern coast of the Sunter Region, Pikesund City is a popular tourist destination due to its sunny beaches and various activities throughout, several decades prior a family run business originating from Alola arrived in the city that provided lessons on Mantine Surfing a common practise in the Alola Region, the activity caught on and now Pikesund is known for being the tourist destination for thrill seekers as many various activities have cropped up across the city.
North Lighthouse 	A tall lighthouse located on the North-East perimeter of Pikesund City, it helps direct ships and orientates Mantine Surfers making it easy for them to find their way back to shore. The lighthouse's interior includes a large column in the middle with a spiral ramp leading up to the top with stops along the way for small rooms located within the column or the surrounding exterior.
Route 27 	The first Route part of the Sunter Eastern Highlands, the area is the lowest of the three and is typically covered in a deep layer of fog that covers the area, some Pokémon found in the area will disperse the fog on their own, many tough trainers like to hang out on the Route using the fog as a way to improve the synergy with their Pokémon.
Arreath Mountain 	A large mountain with interior and exterior environments, it is considered one of the more formidable areas for trainers to traverse due to the rough terrain and vertical ascents, the hardy trees in the area are also sometimes felled to create natural bridges, this seems to be a tactic humans learnt from the native Pinsir in the area.
Route 28 	Nicknamed the Howling Plates the route has become known for the holes that appear in the ground throughout which when the frequent winds of the area blow through create strange and unusual sounds that seem to cause the Pokémon found here to behave strangely.
Fharmtor Village 	This small farming village is more of a pitstop for most, the village seems to be quite content with remaining in its small state, only a few people live here compared to other villages in the Sunter Region and aside from a small museum that was established by one of the geologists who explores the Boglair Mountain to the North the Village has little in the way of landmarks.
Route 29 	The pinnacle of the highlands, the ash that rises out from Boglair Mountain lands here giving a fertile soil where many plants grow, resulting in some extremely high grass which allows Pokémon to easily ambush the player. Some explorers note the similarities the Route has to Hoenn's Route 113.
Serin Mine 	An old abandoned mine located in the Serin Hills, the mine was originally used to extract minerals from teh area although eventually burrowed too deep hitting a large Blastimyte colony which lead to a rapid evacuation, to this day only the bravest of explorers dare to explore the depths of the mine hoping to find abandoned riches and treasures.
Boglair Mountain 	A large volcano that sits atop the North-East peninsula of the Sunter Region, Boglair has many ancient ruins scattered throughout that are believed to have originated from an ancient society who lived on and around the volcano and worshipped it for bringing good harvests. It would appear the civilization perished during an eruption as little is known about them outside of recorded interactions by other towns in the area.
====Rudania Region====
Found to the East of the Galar Region, the Rudania Region is a more tropical environment than its western cousin with a number of beaches that have spawned settlements along them as well as warmer mountains and surrounding lands even leading to large stretches of vibrant grassy plains.
Location 	Description
Warrust Town 	This town located in the South-West plains of the Rudania Region is a popular destination for those first visiting the region, the airport and train station provide access to both the neighbouring Galar Region and international locations. Though the town is relatively small compared to the large cities on the landmass it serves an important role and provides many of the facilities found throughout the four regions the player can visit in just one town.
Route 30 	This upward Route is a popular location for aspiring trainers, the open fields make it easy to conduct battles and generally the Pokémon found in the area are quite playful, many regard the Route as a good starting location for many trainers due to the variety of Pokémon that are easy to catch as well as the simple environment which offers little in the way of roadblocks.
Brigala Village 	A village nestled in the Grandalia Mountain Range, the place is known for the large bridges that connect to a central temple found in the village, many visit the temple as part of their journey through the region as it's believed to hold connection to some of the legendary Pokémon found there, others note that it is one of the few ancient structures to contain information about the Pre-Darkest Day life in the Rudania Region. The rest of the village is located on the other mountain peaks of the area in small little hamlets.
Route 31 	This mountainous Route twists and turns through the peaks, parts of it run through small caverns which Aron tend to inhabit, the route has been well-maintained thanks to a large number of Hikers who like to explore the area and have set up a rest-stop near the Sturgeon Wild Area making it easy for those exhausted from the Route of the Wild Area to recover before pressing onwards.
Sturgeon Crater 	The namesake of the Sturgeon Wild Area, the Sturgeon Crater is the larges volcanic landmark on the entire island, the crater is extremely large and has been fenced off to prevent people getting too close. There are underground access points however that allow the more experienced among trainers to traverse the inner caverns where a wide variety of Pokémon like to hide out.
Zephyr Lake 	This large mist-covered lake is a notable location in the Rudania Region, in the ancient past it was the twin volcanic vent to Sturgeon Crater however due to flooding that occurred several hundred years ago, the caldera was filled with water and became a natural lake, solidifying the molten rock for dozens of metres. The lake constantly produces steam and is described as a massive hot spring, Pokémon are even seen from time to time using the lake to relax and take in the warmth.
Route 32 	Although most of this Route is flatlands that lead towards Cylatri Village the start of the Route from the Wild Area is actually extremely vertical and makes use of a large lift that was installed decades ago originally intended for miners in the area although now serves as a transportation system. parts of the old path through the Route are still accessible including the mid-point station.
Cylatri Village 	This small coastal village is located along several beach heads along the south Rudanian Coast, many residents note how the village synergizes with the native oceanic and coastal Pokémon of the region as the waterways through the village and the aquarium provide natural environments for them to inhabit.
Cylatri Aquarium 	Half-museum, half-tourist attraction the Cylatri Aquarium provides information about diving techniques and exploration equipment used by the marine researchers who live in the village and go exploring along the oceanic depths. However many know the Aquarium for its unique accessible underwater sections which allow trainers to battle wild Pokémon and other trainers in an underwater environment as well as practise diving.
Thundric Crag 	A small, ancient caldera that is extinct, the strange weather around it has led to numerous thunderstorms developing on the crag bombarding the area leaving it scarred and battered. Many consider Thundric Crag to be inhospitable however recent technological breakthroughs have allowed for Lightning Power Stations to be placed in the area, drawing in the lightning providing energy for the southern settlements of Rudania while also making Thundric Crag considerably more safer to traverse.
Strayhaven Temple 	An ancient and mighty sunken temple found off the coast of Rudania, many believe that in the ancient past great and mighty sea-faring Legendary Pokémon would come to the temple to give its worshippers direction in life, however at some point in history the land beneath the temple gave way and it sunk deep into the ocean. Explorers have little knowledge of the inner layout of the temple as entrances are difficult to come across.
Slate Cave 	A small cavern located in the South Wild Area, the cave is known for its strange geometric formations giving it a bizarre twisted appearance, the cave had long been unnamed due to a lack of interest however when a rather eccentric man from Hoenn explored the cave uncovering various geological landmarks deeper within the cave it sparked interest by various archaeologists and earned a name.
Saudalah Village 	This small coastal village is well-known for its laid-back setting, although isolated (more TBA)
Grandalia Mountain	The largest mountain found on the landmass, Grandalia Mountain is a massive natural landmark which stretches higher than any other mountain in the region, the area is covered in a number of internal and external trails that were sketched out by explorers over hundreds of years, there's no single optimal path and many can get travellers through although each pose their own challenges. According to records the internal floors of the cavernous interior are at least twelve floors high.
Lutanune Starfield	This beautiful plains area found nestled amongst the mountainpeaks is believed to have formed from a meteor shower hundreds of years ago. The rocks found are extraterrestrial and covered in microscopic gemstones that glisten at night.
Route 33 	A small Route that leads up to Grandalia Mountain, the Route was originally used as a resting spot by travellers long ago and a few of the wagons that once carried early settlers can still be found on the Route, now used as homes for the various Pokémon who reside on the Route.
Aurbay Village 	This coastal village is fairly small however has a bustling tourism scene thanks to the pierside carnival. The village has large boardwalks stretching fairly far inland providing stable supports for the houses built atop the boardwalks.
Aurbay Carnival 	This carnival is a mainstay of the village, established a few decades ago by the Ringmaster's grandfather, the ownership of the carnival has passed down through the generations, various performers flock to join the troupe sometimes travelling across the region and beyond to perform for crowds of adoring people, some even regard the carnival as being even more popular than Gym Battles.
Evidli Ruins 	Part of the greater Evidli Desert in the Northern Wild Area of Rudania, the Evidli Ruins was an ancient fortified castle once home to the royal family of the Rudania Region, it's unknown what caused the eventual collapse of the castle, the royal family had mostly dispersed across the region forming into smaller lords and ladies of the various settlements so the castle had lost its significance. Some believe that a curse was put on the castle by the Galarian Royal Family leading to the formation of the desert some two hundred years ago.
Nebulon Cavern 	An underwater cavern that is known to often attract trainers and explorers alike, the cavern is notable for its distinctive ceiling which has unique rock formations that have lead to it looking like a nebula from space. Much of the cavern is flooded so one does need the ability the dive to access it proper.
Beacale Village 	A small farming village nestled in the small green area between Grandalia Mountain and Dawnfall Hill, the village specializes in crops in particular, Blackberries which grow on large bushes found resting against many of the houses in the village. Many of not only Rudania but also the surrounding regions know of the village more so for the exports of jelly and other fruity sweets it produces.
Beacale Farms 	The farms of Beacale Village are no stranger to visitors, though much of the farms is off-limits to visitors to prevent crop tampering or thieves, the farmers do have a collective area where visitors can see the various aspects of the farming in the village and there is even a grape treading activity held in the area for visitors to attempt.
Route 34 	This Route is split apart by the large Dawnfall Hill, both sides of the route have similar, lush green fields with pleasant meadows and small bodies of water scattered about. Many regard the area as a sort of calming environment and families sometimes visit the route to have picnics and play.
Dawnfall Hill 	This small mountain has had a long storied history associated with it due to ancient legends surrounding the area. Accordingly to the descendants who now inhabit Beacale Village, the hill was once part of the Grandalia Mountain range, however saw how the mountain would keep people separate, so the spirit of the hill carved itself away from the Grandalia Mountain range, in the process opening up the earth generating the fertile soil that surrounds the mountain.
Snowick Woods 	A small wooded area right on the border of the Galar Region, Snowick Woods periodically gets snow through it due to the areas to the North, long ago people used to cut down the trees to use for lumber however due to the distance from nearby settlements and seeking to preserve the natural wildlife this practise stopped approximately a hundred years ago and the woods have slowly been regrowing their lost territory.
Mt. Stellar Ascent	The second highest peak in the Rudania Region, the Mt. Stellar Ascent was named as such after early explorers of the peak believed due to the clouds covering the upper levels that it could reach into space itself. The peak is unique in that it's actually inhabited by a small population, not enough to be considered a settlement but there is a Pokémon Center and a few houses located atop the peak.
Route 35 	Running along the small western spit of plains in the North-West of the Region, Route 35 is a rough area, the sharp hills make way for small caves where Pokémon like Gumshoos and Watchog make burrows attacking trainers who enter their territories. The area also sometimes uses the nickname, the Petrified Ocean as when viewed from Caupine City it appears like many waves coming down from the mountains above.
Caupine City 	One of the few truly large cities in the region, Caupine City along with its sister city, Camport City act as the major trading hubs for the region, Caupine City is generally more culturally enriched with many of the old traditions and architecture of the city's past remaining to this day. Much of the city is covered in large lustrous flowers which form beautiful gardens and attract a number of Pokémon from the surrounding area.
Caupine Dance Dojo	Established nearly fifty years ago, the Dance Dojo is a popular location for many visiting Caupine City, having its ties in the region's ancient history the ancestors of the Dojo's founders were once mighty warriors who would perform ancient dances before battles to bless them with the power of legendary Pokémon. Murals depicting the various dance styles performed can be found throughout the Dojo. The Dojo also has a small garden in the back area where those permitted by the dojo may capture rare Pokémon.
Route 36 	This oceanic route follows a small series of islets closely along the coast of North-West Rudania and at different times of the day one may see boats travelling alongside the route carrying cargo and passengers alike. Many swimmers like to practicse along the route as the long stretches of water allow for ease of training.
Rocota Town 	This large town located on the border of the region, Rocota Town is a deeply spiritual location which was originally founded by a lone survivor of an ancient battle who rested in the town's lands expecting to meet her end however was visited by a legendary Pokémon that had blessed her with a bountiful crop to save her. The town sprung up from this single founder and the crops that grow in the town are said to have unique healing properties gifted by the blessed land of the town itself. The town uses iconography throughout to depict various Pokémon as blessings on various aspects of the people's lives.
Camport City 	One of the large two cities alongside its sister city of Caupine City. Camport is an important trading hub, the city has seen much prosperity becoming a major import and export hub. One of the most notable buildings in the city, the Trading Stockscraper is a massive building where businessmen alike come to compete for trading opportunities often devolving into Pokémon Battles to settle squabbles. The city is also known for being the home of the largest ship on the landmass, the Camport Lord a massive cruise liner which is popular for many as it travels across the vast oceans attracting the attention of many wealthy tourists.
Pempton Seaway 	The Pempton Seaway is a major crossing that many trainers have to make if they wish to reach Vuldin Village, the seaway has rough and rapid waters that cause navigation to become quite tricky as even the hardiest of Pokémon get rocked around by the rapids. Some have even ended up at the small beaches that line the coast of the area.
Route 37 	This coastal Route is noted for the long beaches which stretch inland, many regard it as an idealic spot for relaxing and surfing and so many swimmers and surfers as well as beauties and body-builders tend to gather along the Route.
Vuldin Village 	Vulding Village is although unassuming to many an important research center, the village is home to Professor Whitlow, a researcher in marine Pokémon and their behaviour and interaction with different oceanic environments. The village has a number of facilities that provide Whitlow and her fellow researchers with the necessary equipment to research the various Pokémon and often trainers help the professor by bringing various aquatic Pokémon to her to be researched more thoroughly.
====Etrana Region====
Location 	Description
Brinde City 	One of the largest cities in the region, Brinde City is a large industralized area that has a completely different environment to that of the rest of the region. Many shops and businesses have arisen within the city and its high-tech orientation has lead to the twisting streets with skyscrapers nestled amongst them. The most notable landmarks in Brinde City is the Brinde Battle Galleria a special facility built to show off the spleandour of a Pokémon in battle.
Mirage Grove 	An ancient grove nested within the Mirage Lake, the grove is covered in a dense fog and seems to appear and disappear with each day, no one has been able to determine if and when it will appear however it seems that the grove itself remains as long as a person is on the island.
Ancestral Berry Tree	This massive ancient tree located in the Berry Forests is a natural landmark that is considered a wonder of the world. The tree is believed to be from an ancient species of plant from which many of the berry-producing trees found in the region and other regions alike originate from. The trees humongous size makes it possible to be climbed up and through.
Acidapose Chasm 	A mysterious chasm that had formed when the earth itself opened up, a foul stench emanates from the chasm and acidic water drips into the cavern causing large sulphorous deposits to form that give the chasm a distinct yellow-ish colouration.
Coroodoo Village 	This little village located along the grassy fields of West Etrana is notable for its historical significance to the three legendary birds that reside in the region. According to ancient legends, following the darkest day, the two foul birds Articuno and Moltres were banished from Galar with the guardian bird, Zapdos sent by Zacian and Zamazenta to watch over the other birds and ensure they wouldn't cause trouble. Every hundred years the birds would re-convene at the village's site where they are said to have competed for dominance amongst one another.
Monomit Tower 	This small tower is believed to be where the legendary birds once resided whenever convening in the village, old scratch marks line the building's exterior suggesting they may have even perched atop it to roost.
Route 38 	This long coastal Route is one of the more dangerous to explore in the landmass as a whole, the Route crosses between high and low areas with steep drops in the former and frequent waves that can carry travellers far out to sea or keep them inland during hightide.
Battlebond Crest 	This crest located along the Hartnite Mountain Range is notable for being the home of the legendary Pokémon, Zapdos. The area often devolves into fights between the various groups of Pokémon that reside there, however if the fighting gets too bad then Zapdos is known to step in and punish the troublemakers.
Stryelyne City 	A large city located along the Western Coast of the region, Stryelyne City is notable for the large layered layout of the city with a circular design working up towards the Stryelyne Castle, the at the time home of the region's royal followers who would later move to the Galar Region some time after the Darkest Day. The city is one of the oldest in the entire landmass, its original appearance remaining to this day with the buildings being swapped out but the unmistakeable visual of the layered city remaining. Many regard the city as an exploratory wonder as small roads and paths lead into tucked away houses and shops.
Route 39 	Also known as the Golden Field, Route 39 is a beautiful land that has soft rolling hills and beautiful trees that have a perpetual golden leafage to them. In the ancient past the Route was a wilderness, unexplored and untamed by humans, however hundreds of years ago explorers mapped out the Route and used it as a means to bring offerings to the divine Millennia Mountain to the South-East of the Route. To this day some of those old structures built to make the trek more easy still remain.
Millennia Mountain 	Ancient folklore speaks of great gifts coming from Millennia Mountain, the crest of the mountain known as the Golden Wreath is a small meadow that few are able to reach and are denied access unless they prove their worth to the gym leaders of the region. Much of the Mountain itself is tricky enough to navigate on its own and so even those who are worthy tend not to succeed in exploring the area.
Dreamheart Iceberg 	A large icerberg located on the Dreamheart Lake, the iceberg is believe to have been created by the legendary Pokémon, Articuno and radiates strange energy, the interior of the iceberg looks like it was carved with extreme precision, some believe that Articuno dove through the iceberg cutting the tunnels open with its wings.
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