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Minus World

The Minus World is an alternative dimension of Rota. It can be accessed by becoming Champion of Rota, acting as a New Game Plus. Players lose their Pokémon, money, and items, but they keep several things from their past adventure, those being their Typechart Card, which receives an upgrade, DNA Splicers, Lemur Ticket, Mega Ring, Z-Ring, Mega Stones, Z-Crystals, Pokédex, X-transceiver, and starter Pokémon, at level 8. They also get a new device called an Aura Reader, which lets them see the types of any Pokémon they encounter, as well as 20/1 vision! This lets the user aim at a single Pokémon when there are two in battle, which is very important due to the Minus World's mechanics.

The player gets an extra starter based on their original starter (Eevee if Swingtail, Shadeow if Embunny, Accordeon if Platypup), and extra VMs: Yancola Blast, Metal Chew, Poison Spurs, Blaze Up, and Manifest.

All starters with Hidden Abilities have them, while Accordeon's Ability is always Parodiate. However, Eevee’s Hidden Ability here is one exclusive to the Minus World: Litmus; Eeveeon's is Litmus Maxima. In addition, Eevee cannot evolve into anything other than Eeveeon; it refuses to do so.

In the Minus World, all battles, wild or Trainer, are Double Battles, with no exceptions. Gyms have no Gym Trainers or special rules/terrains. Because the Minus World is parallel to the Real World, the meddling that took place there affects the Minus World (for example, Sylvanna is the Gym Leader of Verdasept and Alex Stumpf is dead, having been replaced by Weird Al).

There is also one other way to enter the Minus World on your first run. Name your character after one of the three starter-users of Rota (Spindini, Chaos, or Weird Al), with the appropriate pronouns (she/her, they/them, he/him respectively). You will get Embunny for Spindini, Swingtail for Chaos, and Platypup for Weird Al, as well as the aforementioned second starter. (As the player character, Chaos notably wears an Eevee hat, representing the real-world Eevee hat I got from Spinny. ~Rotamaster Chaos)

For the character-based runs, Chaos morphs into Z3rc-Chaos at Vanna Meadow with 7 badges, while Spindini and Weird Al need 8 to do the same with Lexiblanc at Phony Pictures Studios and Weirdallosaurus at Lynwood Cliff.

Sets of Minus World starters:

Swingtail @ Miracle Seed

Leaf Blade

Metal Chew

Yancola Blast

Brick Break

Eevee @ Silk Scarf (power boost is retained with Litmus and Litmus Maxima)

Slash

Yancola Blast

Blaze Up

Poison Spurs

Embunny @ Charcoal

Flame Claw

Rock Throw

Yancola Blast

Blaze Up

Shadeow @ Black Glasses

Shadow Rush

Slash

Yancola Blast

Shadow Claw

Platypup @ Mystic Water

Liquidation

Poison Spurs

Aqua Jet

Yancola Blast

Accordeon @ Parodizer

Parody

Weird Fang

Yancola Blast

Iron Head
Three Weapons of Fate

The Three Weapons of Fate are items Z3rc-Chaos, or other forms of them has owned. All three are known to have the power to kill Trainers.

The first is the Claws of Shadow. They allow the user to use Embrace the Shadows by clawslashing the target.

The second is the Sword of Seven Sins. It allows the user to use Seven Deadly Sins, and was crafted by Vollmetall, who gave it to Z3rc-Chaos.

The third is the Aeternoblade, a sword Z3rc-Chaos has. It can rewind time when it hits an enemy Pokémon.
Floorfox

**Floorfox** is a Fire/Ice-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

## Data

#: Ω34

Category: Contrast Fox Pokémon

Type: Fire/Ice

Ability: Contrast

Egg Group: Field

Pokédex: It buries itself in snow or lava and only accepts cookies from secure sources.

Location: Glacial Peak, Flaming Peak

Base stats: 60/90/60/120/90/100

Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Scratch

5: Tail Whip

10: Ember, Powder Snow

15: Fire Spin, Icy Wind

20: Flame Claw, Icicle Spear

25: Fire Fang, Ice Fang

30: Crimson Claw

35: Flamethrower, Ice Beam

40: Ice Burn

45: Fire Blast, Blizzard

50: Flare Blitz, Icicle Crash

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM02 Dragon Claw

TM03 Psyshock

TM04 Calm Mind

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM07 Hail

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM13 Ice Beam

TM14 Blizzard

TM16 Light Screen

TM17 Protect

TM20 Safeguard

TM21 Frustration

TM22 Solar Beam

TM27 Return

TM28 Leech Life

TM29 Psychic

TM30 Shadow Ball

TM32 Double Team

TM33 Reflect

TM35 Flamethrower

TM38 Fire Blast

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM47 Low Sweep

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM50 Overheat

TM53 Energy Ball

TM54 False Swipe

TM55 Scald

TM59 Brutal Swing

TM61 Will-O-Wisp

TM65 Shadow Claw

TM70 Aurora Veil

TM76 Giga Drain

TM77 Psych Up

TM79 Frost Breath

TM82 Dragon Tail

TM85 Dream Eater

TM86 Grass Knot

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM90 Substitute

TM95 Snarl

TM97 Dark Pulse

TM98 Tri Attack

TM99 Dazzling Gleam

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

HM10 Rock Climb

VM05 Blaze Up

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Last Resort

Covet

Iron Tail

Spite

After You

Signal Beam

Water Pulse

Iron Head

Aqua Tail

Pain Split

Endeavor

Icy Wind

Zen Headbutt

Trick

Magic Coat

Liquidation

Foul Play

Super Fang

Heat Wave

Hyper Voice

Knock Off

Dragon Pulse

## Origin

Floorfox is based on Firefox and a meme involving a fox buried in snow, with the caption "The floor is \_\_\_\_\_".

The name is a combination of *floor* and *fox.*
Lexiblanc

**Lexiblanc** is a Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It is the version mascot of Pokémon Solve, and can evolve into Mega Lexiblanc using Lexiblancite or Spinlexite. It has a form called Lexiblanc-Spindini. It also has Yancola X2.

## Data

Category: Solve Pokémon

Type: Fairy

Ability: Attunement (Mega: Ultra Attunement)

Egg Group: Undiscovered

Pokédex: This is a beautiful Pokémon. It is said to have been formed from a game show host and technology combining.

Location: In Phony Pictures Studios after having 8 badges (morphing with it there when playing as Spindini in the Minus World)

Base stats: 100/90/110/150/110/120 (Mega: 100/10/110/230/160/170)

### Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Draining Kiss

5: Whirlwind

10: Rapid Spin

15: Air Slash

20: Attract

25: Dazzling Gleam

30: Quiver Dance

35: Heal Bell

40: Extrasensory

45: Moonblast

50: X-Scissor

55: Obletterate

60: U-turn

65: Diamond Storm

70: V-create

Machine compatibility:

TMs

3. Psyshock

4. Calm Mind

6. Toxic

10. Hidden Power

11. Sunny Day

15. Hyper Beam

16. Light Screen

17. Protect

18. Rain Dance

19. Roost

20. Safeguard

21. Frustration

24. Thunderbolt

25. Thunder

27. Return

29. Psychic

30. Shadow Ball

32. Double Team

33. Reflect

40. Aerial Ace

42. Facade

44. Rest

45. Attract

48. Round

49. Echoed Voice

51. Steel Wing

52. Focus Blast

53. Energy Ball

54. False Swipe

55. Scald

57. Charge Beam

61. Will-O-Wisp

68. Giga Impact

72. Volt Switch

73. Thunder Wave

77. Psych Up

85. Dream Eater

88. Sleep Talk

89. U-turn

90. Substitute

91. Flash Cannon

92. Trick Room

96. Nature Power

99. Dazzling Gleam

100. Confide

HMs

2. Fly

5. Flash

All VMs (Vanna herself made them, so... ~Rotamaster Chaos)

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Shock Wave

Covet

Signal Beam

Knock Off

Endeavor

Bounce

Zen Headbutt

Last Resort

Hyper Voice

Skill Swap

Role Play

Helping Hand

Trick

Recycle

Magic Coat

Heal Bell

Tailwind

Magic Room

Wonder Room

Gravity

Electroweb

## Origin

Lexiblanc is based on Vanna White and her puzzleboard.

The name is a combination of *lexi* (a root meaning "word", and the name of a hot contestant on a Wheel of Fortune parody) and *blanc* (French for "white", as in Vanna White, and a corruption of "blank", referring to the puzzleboard)
Question Tile

The Question Tile is an item introduced in Generation Ω. If held by a Pokémon, it boosts the power of ??? moves by 30%. This also affects Permeate’s counterattack, as well as moves influenced by Interrogate or Glitcher. If held by an Eevee that is leveled up, it can evolve into Hmmeon without consuming the item.
Atheism

Atheism is an Ability, and the signature Ability of Z3rc and Mega Z3rc. It makes the Pokémon immune to Fairy attacks, except Yancola Blasts from allies. (With Z3rc being Dark-Ghost, it makes them have no weaknesses.) When Yancola Blast is used by an enemy, the user absorbs the Yancola and heals 50% of their HP instead (100% with Yancola X2).
Torrehex Gym

The **Torrehex Gym** is the Gym in Torrehex City, specializing in the Water type. All battles occurring in it are Surf Battles. Marcus is the leader.

## Trainers

(X = order the gym was battled)

Surfer Bill

Mudkip Level X5

Lombre Level X5

Surfer Jeff

Buizel Level X6

Marill Level X6

Surfer Gary

Brionne Level X8

Golisopod Level X8
Nucleon

**Nucleon** is a Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It evolves from Eevee when leveled up in the Rotan Power Plant.

## Data

#: Ω29

Category: Nuclear Pokémon

Type: Poison

Ability: Corrosion, Intoxicate (Hidden)

Egg Group: Field

Pokédex: It glows with nuclear radiation, but it knows how to keep it from irradiating innocent humans.

Location: Evolve Eevee (can be received from Weird Al's house in Quintcliff City), Rotan Power Plant

Base stats: 60/110/65/130/65/95

### Moves

Level-up moves:

Evo: Explosion, Acid Rain

5: Sand Attack

9: Baby-Doll Eyes

13: Quick Attack

17: Sludge

20: Sludge Bomb

25: Poison Jab

29: Gunk Shot

33: Toxic

37: Sludge Wave

41: Last Resort

45: Nuclear Meltdown

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM09 Venoshock

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM17 Protect

TM18 Rain Dance

TM21 Frustration

TM27 Return

TM30 Shadow Ball

TM32 Double Team

TM34 Sludge Wave

TM36 Sludge Bomb

TM42 Facade

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM68 Giga Impact

TM77 Psych Up

TM84 Poison Jab

TM86 Grass Knot

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM90 Substitute

TM98 Tri Attack

TM99 Dazzling Gleam

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM05 Flash

VM01 Yancola Blast

VM02 Mega Slam

VM04 Metal Chew

VM05 Blaze Up

VM06 Poison Spurs

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Block

Last Resort

Covet

iron Tail

After You

Ally Switch

Signal Beam

Stealth Rock

Role Play

Water Pulse

Aqua Tail

Endeavor

Foul Play

Super Fang

Gunk Shot

Hyper Voice

## Origin

Nucleon is based on nuclear radiation and Eevee.

The name is the word *nuclear* modified to have the -eon ending common to all Eeveelutions.
Poison Spurs

**Poison Spurs** is a Poison-type move. It is VM06 and can be learned by any member of an evolution chain with a Poison-type. In the Minus World, Eevee has this move if you receive it as a starter (as well as Blaze Up; Swingtail has Metal Chew).

Power: 50!

Accuracy: 100%

Category: Physical

Always poisons. Has a high critical hit rate. If used on a poisoned target, power is increased to 80!.

## Learned By (level up)

Seviper

Perrypus
Stats

Although official information about stats can be found on the corresponding Bulbapedia article, several changes to stats have been made in Generation Omega. These changes are listed below.

Two new stats (well, one new stat and one existing variable turned into a stat): Critical and Determination. Critical is fundamentally unchanged from how it was back in Generation 6, but moves that raise Critical, including Focus Energy, now stack, just as Critical-raising items do (more on that later). Determination is a completely new stat. Like Critical, its effects are maximized at 4 stages. Although Determination does several things at once, they are either low-impact or have a low chance of working (some of these are identical to ones from Pokémon Refresh):

Each stage of Determination raises the critical rate by 1/32, which additively stacks with the critical rate from the Critical stat (max of 1/8, i.e., 1 Critical stage [assuming 0 Critical; ratios of this compared to a Critical stage are different with 1 or more stages]).

It also gives a Pokémon a chance to hang on to an attack that would otherwise faint it with 1 HP (1/40 per stage; max of 1/10, i.e., Focus Band).

In addition, a Pokémon has a chance to shed its status conditions. Each stage increases this chance by 3/40 (max of 3/10, i.e., Shed Skin). However, unlike Shed Skin, this affects all negative statuses, including volatile ones such as flinching, confusion, curses, and binding moves.

An increased Determination stat can also raise Evasion, by 1/12 per stage (max of 1/3, i.e., 1 stage of Evasion). Additively stacking with Evasion stat increases.

Finally, as the only Determination function that is unique to Generation Omega, each stage of Determination raises the chance of a Hysterical Move by 2.5% (max of 10%). This additively stacks with other boosts to Hysterical Move chance as well as the 5% base.

Critical and Determination are also raised by omniboosts (such as those granted by Ancient Power, Silver Wind, etc.), by 1 each. However, a certain omniboost raises Determination by 2, that being the DT Aura. It is triggered by a Pokémon or its Trainer being very nervous or in a pivotal battle/moment, due to their intense focus, as an ultimate resort. Extreme Evostrike and Extreme Litmustrike (Evostrike's Minus World counterpart) also do the same with their omniboosts.

In addition, a change was made to the accuracy/evasion formula: Speed became a factor in accuracy and evasion (current Speed, not base Speed).

The first calculation made to the Accuracy rate is to add (User's Speed/15) - (Target's Speed/15) to it. This can go negative if the user is slower, lowering accuracy, but can be positive if the user is faster, raising accuracy. Therefore, even if a move has 100% accuracy the opponent's Speed can make it miss. However, paralyzed Pokémon have their appropriate value set to 0, making paralysis and paralysis immunity much stronger. (Moves with infinite accuracy are unaffected.)
Larvelvet

**Larvelvet** is a Bug-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It evolves into Chrysamera starting at Level 7, which evolves into Fuzzoom starting at Level 10.

## Data

#: Ω19

Category: Caterpillar Pokémon

Type: Bug

Ability: Shield Dust, Shed Skin (Hidden)

Egg Group: Bug

Pokédex: This Pokémon is a fuzzy caterpillar that saves energy for its eventual evolution.

Location: Breed Fuzzoom

Base stats: 45/20/20/30/35/45

### Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Tackle, String Shot

9: Bug Bite

Machine compatibility:

TM06 Toxic

TM10 Hidden Power

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM27 Return

TM32 Double Team

TM42 Facade

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM90 Substitute

TM98 Tri Attack

TM100 Confide

HM04 Strength

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Snore

Accordeon Strike

Boomburst

## Origin

Larvelvet is based on a fuzzy caterpillar.

The name is a combination of *larva* and *velvet.*
Anubis

"The dead are wonderful company. So is Cerberus. I am in wonder why those who meet them are always so afraid..."

## Physical description

### Eye color

Golden

short summary

## Appearance

young looking but actually really really old man

## Personality

stuck in 200 b.c and not really sure whats going on but it's cool

## Trivia

* Greatly appreciates Cerberus' help and cares about them all.
Parody

**Parody** is a Weird-type move. It is the signature move of Accordeon.

Category: Status

The last move used is copied. It becomes a Weird-type sound move with infinite accuracy.

If powered up by Weirdium Z into Z-Parody, the user's Attack drastically increases, and the move used becomes its corresponding Z-Move if it's a status move, or Abnormal Aggrievance (with the corresponding power! from the Z-Move power table) if it's a damaging move, though this Abnormal Aggrievance has Offensive Optimization.
Programmers

The **Programmers** created the simulation of Rota. They also act as the Gym Leaders of Rota, and eight of them have Dragon-type avatars that they use in battle when challenged with 6 or 7 badges. The other two lead the Ninth Gym and are not Dragon-type. Stefan used to be a Programmer represented by Viniverda, but retired and passed the mantle of Viniverda onto Sylvanna.

* Wilbur (Stratulus)
* Frigga (Cryonia)
* Marcus (Serposeidon)
* Melania (Kuromori)
* Sylvanna (Viniverda)
* Laverne (Flareth)
* Elon (Voltrai)
* Hillary (Faeridium)
* Vollmetall
* Miyukionna
Hillary

**Hillary** is the Gym Leader of Piximille City's Piximille Gym. She specializes in the Fairy type. When defeated, she will give away the Iridescent Badge and Dazzling Gleam.

She is really one of the Programmers of Rota, and has the Dragon Avatar of Faeridium.

Her name is derived from Hillary Clinton, and the name's meaning of "happiness".

## Teams

0: Purrberus, Flabébé

1: Purrberus, Floette, Ralts

2: Purrberus, Floette, Kirlia

3: Purrberus, Floette, Mimikyu, Kirlia

4: Purrberus, Florges, Mimikyu, Gardevoir

5: Purrberus, Florges, Mimikyu, Mega Gardevoir

6: Purrberus, Florges, Mimikyu, Faeridium, Mega Gardevoir

7: Purrberus, Florges, Klefki, Mimikyu, Mega Gardevoir, Faeridium
Rotan Elite Four

The **Rotan Elite Four** is a group of notably strong Trainers and a Trainer's final challenge in the Rota League before they battle the champion. They are faced in Double Battles with 10 Pokémon each; because Rotans aren't accustomed to Double Battles they can have up to 12, and each has their unique kind of terrain. They can be battled in any order, and unlike in other regions, one can heal between battling them, and two Trainers can battle the league at the same time for a tag battle, each with six Pokémon.

The current Rotan Elite Four are Ryu, Oda, Tori, and Weird Al. Alex Stumpf used to be in Weird Al's position before his death at the hands of Z3rc-Chaos.
Bankrotten City

**Bankrotten City** is a large city in northwest Rota. It is highly corporate and industrialized, and is next to the Jeopardous Cave. The middle of the city has the Stumpfscraper, owned by Alex Stumpf, which houses the Bankrotten Gym.

It borders Route Ω4.

The name is derived from the Bankrupt wedge from Wheel of Fortune and the word *rotten*. It may also be a reference to corrupt, or rotten, banks, which are headquartered in Bankrotten City.
Strangle

Strangle is a Normal-type move introduced in Generation Omega (sort of?). It is CM19, but can only be learned by Cathulhu and Lemurinrin otherwise.

Type: Normal

Power: ∞!

Category: Physical

The user strangles the target with a tail, tentacles, or the like. If the move hits, it knocks out the target, or Even Worse...

This move is an OHKO move with the same formula as other moves. However, it is also known to be able to kill Pokémon or trainers (this never happens in battle, though).
Glitcher

**Glitcher** is an Innate Ability exclusive to Hmmeon. Whenever a move is used by any Pokemon, that move has a 30% chance of becoming ???-type. If that move is already ???-type, it instead receives 30% extra power. (Normal or Weird moves affected by Interrogate get the power boost as they are ??? by something besides this.)
Weird Al

**"Weird Al" Yankovic** is a Pokémon trainer and comedy musician. He is from Quintcliff City. He created the Al Machines and Weird type and later became a Rotan Elite Four member after the death of Alex Stumpf. As an Elite Four member, he is a Steel-type expert, but he does use two Pokémon without the Steel type. However, both hold Steel-Toed Boots. He created the Al Machines.

His Terrain, Mewsical Terrain, raises the power of sound moves by 20%.

He is based on and named after "Weird Al" Yankovic from the real world.

## Team

Perrypus @ Steel-Toed Boots

Level: 81

Ability: Poison Point (Extra: Megadive)

- Poison Spurs

- Poison Jab

- Stomping Tantrum

- Liquidation

Aggron @ Aggronite

Level: 81

Ability: Rock Head (Mega: Filter)

- Mega Slam

- Head Smash

- Stomping Tantrum

- Superpower

Typecast @ Expert Belt

Level: 81

Ability: Protean

- Acquired Skill

- Flash Cannon

- Flamethrower

- Ice Beam

Klefki @ Leftovers

Level: 81

Ability: Prankster

- Swagger

- Foul Play

- Thunder Wave

- Play Rough

Metagross @ Metagrossite

Level: 81

Ability: Clear Body (Mega: Tough Claws)

- Mega Slam

- Zen Headbutt

- Hammer Arm

- Bullet Punch

Magnezone @ Lagging Tail

Level: 81

Ability: Analytic

- Gyro Ball

- Thunderbolt

- Flash Cannon

- Hidden Power (Fire)

Aegislash @ Leftovers

Level: 81

Ability: Stance Change

- King's Shield

- Swords Dance

- Mega Slam

- Shadow Sneak

Empoleon @ Life Orb

Level: 81

Ability: Torrent

- Scald

- Ice Beam

- Flash Cannon

- Hidden Power (Flying)

Weaselight @ Steel-Toed Boots

Level: 81

Ability: Drought

- Stomp

- Blaze Kick

- Trop Kick

- Stomping Tantrum

Accordeon @ Foil Foil

Level: 81

Ability: Musician

- Parody

- Flash Cannon

- Boomburst

- Sing
Necklace of Bonds

The Necklace of Bonds is an item worn by Omega. It represents the friendship between them and their starter Pokémon, even having one of the starter’s body parts (a ringtail for Swingtail, a bunny ear for Embunny, and a duckbill for Platypup). Although it seems innocuous, it carries a unique ability.

If the player’s starter Pokémon is sent out when it has maximum friendship and is the only Pokémon that is able to battle, the necklace gives the starter an omniboost. This is represented by the Necklace shining when it activates, radiating light in the shape of a capital omega. (This is a hint about their true name for the Fun Quiz.)

"The Necklace of Bonds is shining! (Starter Pokemon) received an omniboost!"
Chaos

**Chaos** is a Pokémon Trainer and one of the co-champions of Rota, along with Spindini Solvana. They left the region of Vene to be with Spindini. They fused with Z3rc and used Z3rc's Death move to kill Alex Stumpf.

Chaos invented the Chaos Machines. They use moves from these in their Champion team. Most were invented afterward, though.

## Team

Rotasweep @ Black Glasses

Level: 83

Ability: Overcoat

EVs: 252 SA / 252 SP / 4 HP

- Shadow Ball

- Flash Cannon

- Aeroblast

- Black Hole

Mew @ Pink Orb

Level: 85

Ability: Omnitype

EVs: 252 SA / 252 AT / 4 HP

- Psymew

- Sacred Fire

- Dazzling Gleam

- Ice Beam

Mawile @ Mawilite

Level: 83

Ability: Intimidate (Mega: Huge Power)

EVs: 252 AT / 85 HP / 85 DF / 85 SD

- Yancola Blast

- Mega Slam

- Crunch

- Swords Dance

Cthulemur (Rin) @ Big Root

Level: 85

Ability: Scavenger (Extra: Connect)

EVs: 252 AT / 252 SP / 4 HP

- Metal Chew

- Leaf Blade

- Yancola Blast

- Strangle

Eeveeon @ Eeveeonium Z

 Level: 85

Ability: Protean Maxima

EVs: 252 AT / 252 SP / 4 HP

- Giga Impact

- Yancola Blast

- Crunch

- Aqua Tail

(Eeveeon doesn't have Sacred Fire or Head Smash because Chaos didn't think those types were useful at the time. ~Rotamaster Chaos)

Z3rc-Chaos @ Z3rchaosite && Mentos

Level: 85

Ability: Atheism (also Mega) (Extra: Permeate)

EVs: 252 AT / 252 SP / 4 HP

- Zombie Strike

- Yancola Blast

- Aeternoblade

- Energy Sword
Shadeow

**Shadeow** is a Dark-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω. It has Yancola X2.

## Data

#: Ω30

Category: Shadow Cat Pokémon

Type: Dark

Ability: Shadow Surge

Egg Group: Field

Pokédex: This Pokémon is a popular pet in Rota. Its adorable appearance hides its sharp claws and teeth.

Location: Available from Spindini Solvana after defeating the co-champions, starter Pokémon in Minus World if playing as Spindini

Base stats: 50/130/50/30/50/130

### Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Scratch

5: Tail Whip

10: Bite

15: Shadow Claw

20: Night Slash

25: Psychic Fangs

30: Crunch

35: Fire Fang, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang

40: Shadow Sky

45: Shadow Rush

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM02 Dragon Claw

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM10 Hidden Power

TM12 Taunt

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM27 Return

TM28 Leech Life

TM30 Shadow Ball

TM32 Double Team

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM41 Torment

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM46 Thief

TM47 Low Sweep

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM54 False Swipe

TM56 Fling

TM59 Brutal Swing

TM60 Quash

TM62 Acrobatics

TM63 Embargo

TM65 Shadow Claw

TM67 Smart Strike

TM68 Giga Impact

TM73 Thunder Wave

TM74 Gyro Ball

TM75 Swords Dance

TM77 Psych Up

TM81 X-Scissor

TM82 Dragon Tail

TM84 Poison Jab

TM89 U-turn

TM90 Substitute

TM93 Wild Charge

TM95 Snarl

TM97 Dark Pulse

TM98 Tri Attack

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

HM10 Rock Climb

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Last Resort

Snatch

Iron Tail

Spite

Iron Head

Aqua Tail

Pain Split

Endeavor

Zen Headbutt

Laser Focus

Trick

Liquidation

Foul Play

Super Fang

Throat Chop

Hyper Voice

## Origin

Shadeow is based on Spinny's cat, Shadow. (She typed this herself but I changed it appropriately. Oh, and Shadow is really hers. ~Rotamaster Chaos) Unfortunately, she died recently, so we had the idea of a Dark/Ghost evolution. I’m sorry for your loss, Spinny.

The name is a combination of *Shadow* and *meow.*
Michael

**Michael Stipe** (often referred to as simply **Michael**) is a member of the Raegogi Elite Four and the singer of R.E.M. His team consists of Musharna (to represent REM sleep), Wigglytuff (to represent singing and sleep), Klefki (to represent how R.E.M. is often called jangle pop), Dugtrio (to represent how it starts with an earthquake), Shiinotic (to represent sleep and how R.E.M. had an "earthy" feel to their early works), and Chandelure (to represent the "File Under Fire" album Document).
Generation Ω

The **omega generation** of Pokémon games is a fan-created installment of the Pokémon video game series, created by Spindini ((who I affectionately refer to as Spinny) and myself ~Rotamaster Chaos), and starting with Pokémon Spin and Solve and continuing with Pokémon Lemyourinrin and Pokémon Chaos. This generation is not released on any platform yet. However, if it is to be released, it is most likely going to be released as a single game: Pokémon Generation Omega.

## Advances in gameplay

* The addition of new Pokémon
* The addition of new moves
* The addition of new abilities
* A new region to explore, the Rota region, based on California
* The Weird type and reintroduction of ???
* Type-boosting held items now boost move power by 30% rather than 20%, as do Aerilate and its counterparts
* Fire Punch, Ice Punch, and Thunder Punch now have a 30% chance of their status condition working
* Non-linear gameplay that allows one to defeat the Gyms in any order and can be turned on or off
* Mutations, allowing Pokémon to learn Egg Moves, have Hidden Abilities, or use moves that they don't know
* Gyms have special rules unique to each one, except in the Minus World (a new kind of post-game/AU of the main game)
* Starters have Hidden Abilities and can be obtained in other ways, but those starters don't have their Hidden Abilities most of the time
* Elite Four faced in Double Battles (including the two Champions)
* A new form for Mew, Primal Mew
* New statuses, Wet and Bleeding
* Extra Abilities are added
* There are four new kinds of machine moves: Vanna Machines (VM), Al Machines (AM) Chaos Machines (CM), and REMachines (REM)

### Alterations from other generations

* Frozen Pokémon take double damage from moves that thaw them
* Ride Pokémon have been replaced with Vanawe
* HMs are back, and are unnecessary to complete the game; instead, they are all battle-ready moves
* All Pokémon are now genderless and can breed with any member of their own egg group + Ditto (with the exception of Undiscovered Pokémon)

## Region

### Rota

*Main article: Rota*

The Rota region was introduced in Pokémon Spin and Solve. The region is made up of nine cities, one which is a hub city, with the other eight having Gyms.

### Starter Pokémon

The starters have the traditional types of Grass, Fire, and Water, with the Grass-type Swingtail, the Fire-type Embunny, and the Water-type Platypup. They are also now Level 8 rather than Level 5 and have their Hidden Abilities, those respectively being Scavenger, Reckless, and Poison Point.

### Gym Leaders

Like most other regions, Rota has its own set of eight Gym Leaders who give out unique Badges and TMs after being defeated. Defeating all eight Gym Leaders grants access to the Pokémon League. There is also a secret Ninth Badge.

 Gym Leader
 Wilbur | Quintcliff City | Flying
 Frigga | Chillose City | Ice
 Marcus | Torrehex City | Water
 Melania | Bankrotten City | Dark
 Sylvanna | Verdasept City | Grass
 Laverne | Voctano City | Fire
 Elon | Elecspress City | Electric
 Hillary | Piximille City | Fairy
 Miyukionna and Vollmetall | Rota City | Various
Dungeon

The **Dungeon** is one of the lowest points in the Belhurst. It is the first location in the game the player enters upon spawning in, and follows behind Hamon's Prison. The dungeon is in very poor condition, consisting of smaller rooms mainly stuffed with storage units like smaller crates and boxes.
Trebucat

**Trebucat** is a Rock/Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

## Data

#: Ω33

Category: Siegecat Pokémon

Type: Rock/Fairy

Ability: Long Reach, Sturdy, Adaptability (Hidden)

Egg Group: Field, Mineral

Pokédex: It can launch heavy, 95 kg rocks 300 meters with its tail and take advantage of reduced defenses.

Location: Vanna Meadow

Base stats: 70/130/100/30/90/80

### Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Scratch

5: Tail Whip

10: Rock Throw

15: Fairy Dash

20: Accelerock

25: Rock Blast

30: Play Rough

35: Triple Bite

40: Rock Launch

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM02 Dragon Claw

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM10 Hidden Power

TM12 Taunt

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM23 Smack Down

TM26 Earthquake

TM27 Return

TM28 Leech Life

TM32 Double Team

TM37 Sandstorm

TM39 Rock Tomb

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM41 Torment

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM46 Thief

TM47 Low Sweep

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM54 False Swipe

TM56 Fling

TM59 Brutal Swing

TM60 Quash

TM62 Acrobatics

TM63 Embargo

TM65 Shadow Claw

TM67 Smart Strike

TM68 Giga Impact

TM69 Rock Polish

TM71 Stone Edge

TM73 Thunder Wave

TM74 Gyro Ball

TM75 Swords Dance

TM77 Psych Up

TM80 Rock Slide

TM81 X-Scissor

TM82 Dragon Tail

TM84 Poison Jab

TM89 U-turn

TM90 Substitute

TM93 Wild Charge

TM95 Snarl

TM97 Dark Pulse

TM98 Tri Attack

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

HM10 Rock Climb

VM01 Yancola Blast

VM02 Mega Slam

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Last Resort

Snatch

Iron Tail

Spite

Stealth Rock

Iron Defense

Iron Head

Aqua Tail

Pain Split

Endeavor

Zen Headbutt

Laser Focus

Super Fang

Earth Power

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## Origin

Trebucat is based on a trebuchet and a cat.

The name is a combination of *trebuchet* and *cat.*
Aqua Fang

**Aqua Fang** is a Water-type move. It is considered a counterpart to Fire Fang, Ice Fang, and Thunder Fang.

Power!: 75!

Accuracy: 100%

Category: Physical

10% chance of causing the target to flinch. Guarantees wetness. Is boosted by Strong Jaw.

## Distribution

* Vaporeon
* Totodile
* Croconaw
* Feraligatr
* Carvanha
* Sharpedo
* Bruxish
* Gyarados
* Catmeleon
* Eeveeon (Minus World)
* Purrberus
* Tigris
Litmus

Litmus is an Ability exclusive to the Minus World. It is exclusive to Minus World Eevee.

When a Pokémon with this Ability uses a Normal move, its type randomly changes to a type no target is immune to, which can occasionally be Normal, ???, or Weird. However, the move retains STAB (if Eevee is still a Normal-type) and all boosts associated with Normal moves (such as those from Plates or type-boosting items).

This Ability was introduced in Pokémon XY Naturia, being one of two concepts introduced there (the other is the Pixie Hat).
Blade Rush

**Blade Rush** is a Steel-type move introduced in Generation Omega.

Type: Steel

Category: Physical

Power: -! (Power is based on a formula)

The user charges at the target with a sword. The faster they are compared to their target, the more damage is dealt.

The power is calculated as follows: 25! \* (User's current Speed / Target's current Speed), but it cannot be greater than 150!.

## Distribution

Honedge

Doublade

Aegislash

Kartana

Excadrill

Pawniard

Bisharp

Z3rc
Player's Inclination

**Player's Inclination** is the fourth enemy encountered in Basile 5.

## Description

**The Player's Inclination** is a more significant threat in Basile 5. In the story, the Player's inclination, much like Miriane is merely a form of Expressionism. It is supposed to be a distorted instance of the player. The Inclination is known for its tracking ability and speeds, and more importantly its ability to find the player's hiding spots - reflecting and mirroring the mind of the player. Much like Hamon Faust, the Player's Inclination can be identified through robotic construct noises. Their weapon of choice is a sledgehammer.

## Locations

While the player's inclination is notable for appearing later on in the game, it ultimately can appear anywhere at any time.

* All

## Media

Below are outstanding loops that play when the inclinationis present. (All copyright to Samuel Laflamme)
Scavenger

**Scavenger** is an Ability introduced in Generation Omega. It is the signature Ability of the Swingtail line.

A Pokémon with Scavenger has a 30% chance to pick up a random Berry that can be used in battle at the end of each turn, even if holding an item. The Berry's effect then applies instantly regardless of whether it can normally be used or not (so a Liechi Berry will always boost Attack regardless of HP). Also, Berries that take effect when moves are used (such as ones that suppress damage from a super-effective hit regardless of type) can be Scavenged before the move hits.

In addition, for every 256 steps the player takes, if they have a Pokémon with Scavenger in their party, they have a 10% chance of finding a random Berry. The Berry can be added to their Bag immediately, or kept by the Pokémon that Scavenged it.

## Distribution

* Swingtail (Hidden)
* Treemur (Hidden)
* Foliamur (Hidden)
* Lemurinrin (Hidden)
* Cthulemur (Hidden)
Main Page

## A series to remember

Set in the dark and unforgiving Belhurst Castle, the Basile series returns more horrific than
ever before. Discover the darkest secrets of Belhurst, and see how long you can delay your
inevitable death. Relive the survival horror for the fifth time, in a cat-and- mouse Chainsaw
Massacre.

Legend says, there once was, and will be for times to come... pain and blood.
Basile 5 is a survival horror adventure game created by Blockaloni and the team of Cyclone
Games. The game features a gripping horror story with fully developed characters that have
their own traits and values. Your gameplay experience will change based on your intuition.
Threats will remember you, and your decisions have can have consequences in this story.

* Enemies
* Locations
* Community
Splice Evolution

**Splice Evolution** is a concept introduced in Generation Ω. It allows a Pokémon (the recipient) to evolve by being spliced with one or more Pokémon (the donor(s)) using DNA Splicers. The resulting Pokémon will have its own identity compared to both Pokémon, but access to their combined movesets, as well as the recipient's Level and two moves from the current movesets of each, except for Lemurwheel and Meltan, which only must have one move from the recipient. Recipients of Splice Evolution can use Eviolite.

Unlike other forms of Splice Evolution, splicing into Dualemur, Lemurwheel, and Meltan lets you choose the donor and recipient.

## List of Splice Evolutions

(The recipient is always shown first in the listing of components.)

Cthulemur (Lemurinrin & Cathulhu)

Eldrabbit (Chaonna & Cathulhu)

Plathulhu (Perrypus & Cathulhu)

Lemurmobile (Vanawe & any Pokémon with the word "lemur" in its species name)

Dualemur (any "lemur" Pokémon & any "lemur" Pokémon)

Lemurwheel (any "lemur" Pokémon & any number of Pokémon that represent 8 non-spliced "lemur" Pokémon between their components; an example being Lemurinrin and 4 Dualemur)

Melmetal (10 Meltan, one of which is the recipient)

## Scrapped Splice Evolution

(One Splice Evolution was theorized but removed by me. ~Rotamaster Chaos)

H2Otter (1 Oxygigen and 2 H-Gen). H2Otter is now a standalone Pokémon.
Quintcliff City

**Quintcliff City** is a low-sized city in southern Rota. Many Trainers start their journey here, catching a Flying-type Pokémon from Lynwood Cliff. The city borders Route Ω1. Notably, Weird Al's hometown is Quintcliff City. Players can receive an Eevee from his house; in the Minus World, this Eevee has Litmus.

This city has a Gym, known as Quintcliff Gym. It is led by Wilbur and specializes in the Flying type.

The city is named after the root *quint* meaning "five" (a reference to the $500 wedge from Wheel of Fortune) and the word *cliff*.
Hmmeon

**Hmmeon** is a ???-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It evolves from Eevee when leveled up holding a Question Tile or ??? Plate. (This does not consume the item, though.) It can also Mega Evolve into Mega Hmmeon when holding the Hmmeonite.

## Data

#: Ω44

Category: Unknown Pokémon

Type: ???

Ability: Interrogate (Innate Ability: Glitcher)

Egg Group: Field

Pokédex: This Pokémon is known for having a rare type and unique moves. When stroked, it purrs with a question mark.

Location: Evolve Eevee (can be received from Weird Al's house in Quintcliff City)

Base stats: 60/65/65/130/95/110 (Mega: 60/55/85/160/125/140)

### Moves

Level-up moves:

Evo: Hyper Beam

5: Sand Attack

9: Baby-Doll Eyes

13: Quick Attack

17: Cooltrainer

20: Mystery Fang

25: Glitch Ray

29: Transform

33: Curse

37: Glitzer Pop

41: Last Resort

45: Question Cannon

50: Mystery Wedge

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM17 Protect

TM18 Rain Dance

TM21 Frustration

TM27 Return

TM30 Shadow Ball

TM32 Double Team

TM42 Facade

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM68 Giga Impact

TM77 Psych Up

TM86 Grass Knot

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM90 Substitute

TM98 Tri Attack

TM99 Dazzling Gleam

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM05 Flash

VM01 Yancola Blast

VM02 Mega Slam

VM04 Metal Chew

VM05 Blaze Up

VM06 Poison Spurs

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Block

Last Resort

Covet

iron Tail

After You

Ally Switch

Signal Beam

Stealth Rock

Role Play

Water Pulse

Aqua Tail

Endeavor

Foul Play

Super Fang

Gunk Shot

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## Origin

Hmmeon is based on the ??? type, and Eevee.

The name is *hmm* (often thought of as a vocalized question mark), combined with the -eon ending common to all Eeveelutions.
Elon

**Elon** is the Gym Leader of Elecspress City's Elecspress Gym. He specializes in the Electric type. When defeated, he will give away the Energy Badge and Thunderbolt.

He is really one of the Programmers of Rota, and has the Dragon Avatar of Voltrai.

He is the founder and CEO of an electric car company named Elesa, but it went out of business because of Vanawe.

His name is derived from that of Tesla founder Elon Musk.

## Teams

0: Equala, Shinx

1: Equala, Shinx, Mareep

2: Equala, Luxio, Mareep

3: Equala, Luxio, Flaaffy, Lanturn

4: Equala, Luxray, Flaaffy, Lanturn

5: Equala, Luxray, Ampharos, Lanturn, Jolteon

6: Equala, Luxray, Mega Ampharos, Lanturn, Voltrai

7: Equala, Luxray, Mega Ampharos, Lanturn, Jolteon, Voltrai
Rabbitorch

**Rabbitorch** is a Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It evolves from Embunny starting at Level 16 and evolves into Lunamorph starting at Level 36, which evolves into Chaonna starting at Level 50.

Along with Swingtail and Platypup, it is one of the starter Pokémon available at the beginning of Pokémon Spin and Solve.

## Data

#: Ω6

Category: Fire Rabbit Pokémon

Type: Fire

Ability: Blaze, Reckless (Hidden)

Egg Group: Field

Pokédex: This Pokémon likes to collect volcanic rock in preparation for further evolution.

Location: Evolve Embunny

Base stats: 50/105/75/40/60/90

### Moves

Level-up moves:

Evo, 31: Bounce

1: Pound, Tail Whip, Ember

6: Flame Wheel

11: Quick Attack

16: Flame Claw

21: Rock Throw

26: Fire Punch

36: Flare Blitz

41: Jump Kick

46: Blaze Kick

51: High Jump Kick

Machine compatibility:

TM01 Work Up

TM06 Toxic

TM08 Bulk Up

TM10 Hidden Power

TM11 Sunny Day

TM12 Taunt

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM22 Solar Beam

TM23 Smack Down

TM27 Return

TM31 Brick Break

TM32 Double Team

TM35 Flamethrower

TM37 Sandstorm

TM38 Fire Blast

TM39 Rock Tomb

TM40 Aerial Ace

TM41 Torment

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM46 Thief

TM47 Low Sweep

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM50 Overheat

TM52 Focus Blast

TM54 False Swipe

TM56 Fling

TM58 Sky Drop

TM59 Brutal Swing

TM60 Quash

TM61 Will-O-Wisp

TM62 Acrobatics

TM66 Payback

TM71 Stone Edge

TM78 Bulldoze

TM80 Rock Slide

TM86 Grass Knot

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM89 U-turn

TM90 Substitute

TM93 Wild Charge

TM94 Submission

TM95 Snarl

TM98 Tri Attack

TM100 Confide

HM01 Cut

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

HM10 Rock Climb

VM01 Yancola Blast

VM05 Blaze Up

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Fire Pledge

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Low Kick

Uproar

Helping Hand

Last Resort

Covet

Snatch

Iron Tail

Synthesis

Stealth Rock

Bounce

Fire Punch

Iron Head

Thunder Punch

Endeavor

Focus Punch

Zen Headbutt

Foul Play

Super Fang

Throat Chop

Stomping Tantrum

Earth Power

Dual Chop

Drain Punch

Heat Wave

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Superpower

Knock Off

## Origin

Rabbitorch is based on 50ShadesOfHeliolisk's rabbit starter design.

The name is a combination of *rabbit* and *torch.*
???

??? is a type re-introduced in Generation Omega from Generations 2 through 4. It retains all of its properties from back then (Curse becomes ???-type (???-type users gain two stages of Speed with it instead of losing them), though ??? is neutral against and to all types, but it now has some offensive moves and Pokémon. All past glitch types are reclassified to ???).

???-type moves: Curse, Tesseract, Virtual Vision, Question Cannon, Aeternoblade, Permeate (counter).

???-type Pokémon: Hmmeon, Primal Mew, 'M, Missingno., Bad Egg (genetically enhanced), 3TrainerPoké, ? (glitch Pokémon, reclassified to Normal/???), Decamark (reclassified to Normal/???).
Wilbur

**Wilbur** is the Gym Leader of Quintcliff City's Quintcliff Gym. He specializes in the Flying type. When defeated, he will give away the Aerial Badge and Aerial Ace.

He is really one of the Programmers of Rota, and has the Dragon Avatar of Stratulus.

His name is derived from that of early aviator Wilbur Wright.

## Teams

The Gym Leaders of Rota change their teams when battled with a different number of badges.

0: Lusongia, Oricorio-PP

1: Lusongia, Oricorio-PP, Pidgeotto

2: Vowlowl, Oricorio-PP, Pidgeotto

3: Vowlowl, Oricorio-PP, Pidgeotto, Swablu

4: Vowlowl, Oricorio-PP, Pidgeotto, Altaria

5: Falcount, Oricorio-PP, Pidgeot, Altaria

6: Falcount, Oricorio-PP, Mega Pidgeot, Altaria, Stratulus

7: Falcount, Oricorio-PP, Mega Pidgeot, Altaria, Talonflame, Stratulus
Surf Battle

A **Surf Battle** is a kind of battle where both trainers must use at least one Water Pokémon that can learn Surf. It is then designated as their mount and cannot be used in battle until all the Pokémon on a trainer's team except the mount have fainted. Earthquake and Magnitude cannot be used in Surf Battles. They take place in Torrehex City.
Marcus

**Marcus** is the Gym Leader of Torrehex City's Torrehex Gym. He specializes in the Water type. When defeated, he will give away the Splash Badge and Scald.

He is really one of the Programmers of Rota, and has the Dragon Avatar of Serposeidon.

His name is derived from the root *mar*, meaning sea.

## Teams

0: Lapras, Platypup

1: Lapras, Gyarados, Monostream

2: Lapras, Gyarados, Muckbill

3: Lapras, Gyarados, Muckbill, Frillish

4: Lapras, Gyarados, Muckbill, Jellicent

5: Lapras, Gyarados, Muckbill, Jellicent, Mantine

6: Lapras, Mega Gyarados, Muckbill, Jellicent, Serposeidon

7: Lapras, Mega Gyarados, Muckbill, Jellicent, Mantine, Serposeidon
Sylvanna

**Sylvanna** is the Gym Leader of Verdasept City's Verdasept Gym. She specializes in the Grass type. When defeated, she will give away the Vine Badge and Energy Ball.

She is really one of the Programmers of Rota, and has the Dragon Avatar of Viniverda.

Her name is derived from the word *sylvan* and the name of Vanna White.

## Teams

0: Tigris, Ravager

1: Tigris, Ravager, Petilil

2: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant

3: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant, Treemur

4: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant, Foliamur

5: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant, Foliamur, Venusaur

6: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant, Foliamur, Viniverda

7: Tigris, Ravager, Lilligant, Foliamur, Mega Venusaur, Viniverda
Vanawe

**Vanawe** is a Steel/Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation Ω.

It can Mega Evolve into Mega Vanawe using the Vanawinite.

## Data

#: Ω22

Category: Fairy Van Pokémon

Type: Steel/Fairy

Ability: Speed Boost, Motor Drive, Reckless (Hidden and Mega)

Egg Group: Mineral, Fairy

Pokédex: These lemur-eared vans roam the region of Rota, looking for trainers to carry. They provide this service for free, but can be tipped in berries.

Location: Route Ω7, can be obtained by tipping Vanawe 10 times

Base stats: 80/105/90/30/90/120 (Mega: 80/125/110/30/110/160)

### Moves

Level-up moves:

1: Rollout

5: Fairy Dash

10: Bullet Punch

15: Autotomize

20: Play Rough

25: Iron Head

30: Double-Edge

35: Rev

40: Mega Slam

45: Flare Blitz

50: Heat Crash

Machine compatibility:

TM05 Roar

TM06 Toxic

TM10 Hidden Power

TM15 Hyper Beam

TM17 Protect

TM21 Frustration

TM24 Thunderbolt

TM25 Thunder

TM26 Earthquake

TM27 Return

TM32 Double Team

TM35 Flamethrower

TM38 Fire Blast

TM39 Rock Tomb

TM42 Facade

TM43 Flame Charge

TM44 Rest

TM45 Attract

TM48 Round

TM49 Echoed Voice

TM50 Overheat

TM51 Steel Wing

TM60 Quash

TM61 Will-O-Wisp

TM64 Explosion

TM67 Smart Strike

TM68 Giga Impact

TM69 Rock Polish

TM72 Volt Switch

TM73 Thunder Wave

TM74 Gyro Ball

TM78 Bulldoze

TM80 Rock Slide

TM87 Swagger

TM88 Sleep Talk

TM89 U-turn

TM90 Substitute

TM91 Flash Cannon

TM93 Wild Charge

TM94 Submission

TM95 Snarl

TM98 Tri Attack

TM99 Dazzling Gleam

TM100 Confide

HM02 Fly

HM04 Strength

HM06 Rock Smash

HM09 Defog

HM10 Rock Climb

VM01 Yancola Blast

VM02 Mega Slam

VM04 Metal Chew

All AMs

Tutor moves:

Boomburst

Accordeon Strike

Snore

Heal Bell

Uproar

Helping Hand

Shock Wave

Block

Last Resort

After You

Ally Switch

Signal Beam

Stealth Rock

Iron Defense

Magnet Rise

Iron Head

Tailwind

Endeavor

Zen Headbutt

Laser Focus

Super Fang

Throat Chop

Earth Power

Drain Punch

Outrage

Earth Power

Gunk Shot

Heat Wave

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## Origin

Vanawe is based on a van with fairy wings, and the Volkswagen Beetle.

The name is a combination of *van* and *awe.*
Counter-Strike

**Counter-Strike** is an Ability and the signature ability of Vollmetall. When a Pokémon with this Ability is hit by an attack, they have a 20% chance of countering with Smart Strike even if the move isn't in their set.

(This Ability is named after Counter-Strike, a video game I neither play nor own. ~Rotamaster Chaos)
Aeternoblade

Aeternoblade is an ???-type move introduced in Generation Omega.

Category: Physical

Power: 80!

Type: ???

The user uses time energy to form a sword, slicing through the target. The move has a 20% chance to rewind time; this reverses everything that happened to the Pokémon on the user's side since the beginning of the last turn, but the opposing side still takes damage, etc. Here is an example.

Turn X:

Z3rc uses Embrace the Shadows on an opposing Pokémon, who retaliates by using a move that deals significant damage to them.

Turn X+1:

The opposing Pokémon moves before Z3rc this time, and Z3rc uses Aeternoblade. The damage dealt by both moves used by the opposing Pokémon, as well as the recoil from EtS, are rewound, but the damage dealt by Z3rc's moves isn't.

This move is named after AeternoBlade, a video game I own! ~Rotamaster Chaos