Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Call of the Eclipse

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Call of the Eclipse is an upcoming dungeon crawler game released on the Nintendo Switch on May 16, 2020. It is developed by Game Freak and Chun Soft, now called Spike Chunsoft.
== Plot ==
Just like the previous games, the player is a once again a human that is transformed into a Pokémon and is transported to an alternate world where Pokémon thrive and talk, and expedition teams are formed to help out. After choosing the player's and their partner's look, they are ready to set into the Mystery Dungeon world.
=== Prologue: Traversing the Forest ===
The chapter first starts off with someone calling as the player wakes up to the sight of their partner Pokémon in front. They soon realize that they're one to and begin to panic. Their partner introduces themselves and after hearing and believing the player's story, they both of them head off through the forest. Halfway, the partner bumps into an Impidimp and Axel in which steal a piece of carved stone from him or her. Before the duo can continue, they must retrieve the artifact.
Once caught, the two challenge the player and their partner in a battle. After that, the naughty Pokémon run off. Their partner tells that they found it at a beach where they like to visit. Soon, the pair reach a town known as River Square. The partner introduces the player to their expedition base and tell their dream of starting a expedition camp. As they settle down to rest, the chapter ends.
=== Chapter One: New Companions ===
The next day, the player and their Partner Pokémon receive a message on their ConnectBoy from a Galarian Rapidash. He calls them to report to the Adventurer HQ, where some other expedition teams form around the main lobby. He announces that there had been many recent disappearances of Pokémon, and decides to host a search party for some of them. After the teams leave, Rapidash notices the player and shows them the basics of expeditions.
During the tutorial, he sends an expedition to rescue a lost blueberry Alcremie in the Whispering Woods. On their way, they meet a sword-less Zacian, which seems to dissolve into thin air once attacked. After finally rescuing Alcremie, the duo return to Rapidash where he gives 24 Pokecoins. On their way to their expedition camp, the Impidimp and Axel from last chapter stand in front of them.
== Gameplay ==
Like the other Mystery Dungeon games and dungeon crawlers as a whole, the player explores randomly-generated places known as Mystery Dungeons with other wild Pokémon, items, and floors. The map is like a grid, so Pokémon can move by squares. When encountered a wild one, players can use up to four moves while moving to squares.
Mystery dungeons can be taken freely or from a quest in the Adventure HQ. Most quests would have a client, either good or bad. If good, they would either need to be rescued or follow you as they search for something they need. If bad, the player would has to fight them on a certain level.
== Starters ==
At the beginning of the game, there is a personality test where the game can determine a player and their partner's starter Pokémon, yet the player can also choose one themselves if they don't want. Starters are set into six categories: Fiery Red, Lush Green, Tranquil Blue, Bolting Yellow, and Moonlight Purple.
=== Fiery Red ===
Name 	Type	Male 	Female
Charmander	Fire	Hardy 	Brave
Cyndaquil 	Fire	Timid 	Calm
Torchic 	Fire	Hardy 	Bashful
Chimchar 	Fire	Naive 	Relaxed
Tepig 	Fire	Brave 	Gullible
Fennekin 	Fire	Serious 	Calm
Litten 	Fire	Relaxed 	Impish
Scorbunny 	Fire	Energetic	Sweet
=== Lush Green ===
Name 	Type 	Male 	Female	 	 	 	
Bulbasaur	Grass/Posion	Lonely	Docile	 	 	 	
Chikorita	Grass 	Calm 	Sweet 	Treecko	Grass	Quiet	Hardy
=== Tranquil Blue ===
Name	Type	Male	Female
=== Bolting Yellow ===
Name	Type	Male	Female
=== Moonlight Purple ===
Name	Type	Male	Female
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