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Victory Road (Maloni)

**Victory Road** is the final journey one must take before facing the Elite Four.

In Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst, Victory Road can be accessed via Route 14 to the immediate north. In Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, it is accessed via Route <number> from the northwest. In both games, Route 15 links it to Mularea Town, though it can only be accessed before the Pokémon League if Strength is used.

## Geography

A rollercoaster runs through Victory Road. The player must board it to arrive at the league. However, it is cut off in certain places, meaning that they must walk through different mazes to get through them. In Quartz and Amethyst, the mazes are hedge mazes, while in Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2 they are in caves. Flash must be used to access all of the road, however the main part does not require the TM.
Quokki City

**Quokki City** is a city in northeastern Maloni. Route 12 is to the east and Route 13 is to the southwest.

The seventh gym, which specialises in Flying, along with its leader Wylie. Beating this will award the player with the Wind Badge.

## Map description

Planes fly in from foreign regions to import and export produce.

## Trivia

* Quokki City's name comes from quokka, a marsupial.
HISTORIA DE CURUMANÍ

Los habitantes del municipio de Curumaní tienen su origen en el grupo étnico de los chimilas, quienes se dedicaban a la pesca,caza,apicultura, y a los cultivos de tabaco, ahuyama, yuca y caña brava,que empleaban como materia prima para la elaboracion de flechas. Sembraban además, diversas cañas que utilizaban en la elaboración de pitos y flautas; y cultivaban frutales como guanábano, níspero, papaya, piña, chirimoya, caimito, naranja, etc. Además, este grupo étnico se distinguió por las riquezas en el arte de la cestería, abanicos, sombreros y demás utensilios domésticos. Dentro de la estructura política de esta tribu, dominaba un cacique, de los cuales el cacique Curumanao, se estableció en las fértiles sabanas de lo que es hoy el municipio que lleva su nombre, y a orillas de la ciénaga de Zapatosa, donde hacían el intercambio comercial con el cacique Chimichagua, perteneciente a la Tribu Tayrona.

-ONEIDER CHINCHILLA RIZZO

-YEISON ANDREI AREVALO MORALES

-SAMIR DAVID GOMEZ ARTEAGA

- 9-01JT.
Villainous teams

**Villainous teams**, referred to officially as **villainous organizations** (Japanese: **悪の組織** *villainous organizations*) or **sinister organizations** (Japanese: **敵組織** *villainous organizations*; officially *secret teams*), are organized crime groups which serve as the main antagonists in the storylines of Pokémon games. Whatever their goals in their respective games, one thing they all have in common is that they plan on achieving their results through the misuse of Pokémon. Their names generally follow the pattern **Team ~** (Japanese: **～団** *-dan*).

## List

### Team Nitro

Team Nitro members wear white and blue costumes which have a dark blue 'N' on them. Their goal is to freeze the Maloni region and its Pokémon using Ice type Pokémon (which are quite rare in Maloni). In Quartz and Amethyst, the team's leader is Pat, while in Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, it is Angela.

In Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst, Team Nitro is created when Pat takes over the role of leader of the FPPOB from his brother Vincent. Originally known as 'the New FPPOB', it became known as Team Nitro when his secretary suggests Team Nitro.

In Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, Team Nitro is reformed by former grunts and admins, however Pat is not the leader of this team.
Reyno Kadyho (Alaryos)

El Reyno Kadyho abarcó gran parte de Tevev entre el 256 y el 321 de la Imperialedad; caracterizándose por una casta élfica dominante, que acogió a esclavos, bandoleros, criminales y parias que huían de la opresión y persecución imperial. Fue unos de los "Reynos Tevevs" mas prósperos en siglos.

## Antecedentes

La anárquica zona de Tevev, entre Deveh y las Aqüerias, situada en la periferia occidental de Alaryos, fue el refugio predilecto para todo aquel que huía de las guerras y opresiones de los alrededores. Dando a la selvática region una mezcla de razas oris, élficas, tdais, goblins, y ceeginos y pardos en menor medida.

Varios reinos y tribus de variada importancia se impusieron en la region a lo largo de la historia, incursionando con regularidad las Aqüerias y las ciudades iladias.

## Formación del Reyno

Fue en 256 cuando el líder tribal El´akyo destrona al reyno antecesor, instaurando su propia dinastía; que iría expandiendo su hegemonía en la region; estableciendo su capital en la actual Yakul.

Sus sucesores mostraron interés en el hybriyismo, erigiendo múltiples santuarios y capillas en el reino, convirtiéndose en un refugio para los seguidores de esta filosofía.

A pesar de estabilizar la zona, no cesaron las incursiones a los vecinos, lo que no hizo mas que aumentar las peticiones aqüeras de intervenir en la region. Lo que finalmente terminaría desencadenando una invasión imperial en la nacion en 287, decapitando al rey Alkfiel y bautizando a su hija Eliafadya como vasalla del Sacro Emperador.

## Era Imperial

Aunque en teoría vasallo imperial, el reino prosiguió con una autonomía que casi rozaba la independencia, explicándose en gran medida por la lejanía y escaso interés que propiciaba la zona. La incursiones, aunque disminuyeron, no acabaron; enfureciendo al Archiducado vecino.

Bajo ordenes imperiales se reprimio el Hybriyismo en la nacion y se impuso el Panteon como religion oficial; con poco exito, ya que toda autoridad imperial se esfumo con la retirada de las tropas. Por lo que los sacerdotes desaparecieron y los santuarios hybriyistas perduraron.
Possa City

**Possa City** is a city in southeastern Maloni. Route 5 is to the northwest and Route 6 is to the southeast.

The second gym, which specialises in Psychic, is here, along with the leader Celia. Beating this will award the player with the Psi Badge.

## Map description

The university in this town attracts people from all over the world.

## Demographics

Possa City has a population of 50, making it the fourth biggest city in Maloni.

## Trivia

* Possa City's name origin is a possum, a marsupial.
Clases de mango que hay en curumani

Unas de las clases de mango mas reconocidas en Curumaní son el mango manzana y el mango hilacha los cuales se destacan por su deliciosa sabor, y su venta en tiempo de cosecha:

**El mango manzana** como podemos observar su color es un poco verde con un poco de rojo, es dulce al momento de llegar a su completa maduración.

**El mango hilacha** como podemos observar en algunos casos su cascara se observa de color verde pero por dentro ya esta en total maduración su sabor cuando no están totalmente maduros son de un sabor un poco ácido y cuando pasa su tiempo se pueden llegar a dañar.

Karen Daniela Quintero Ortiz

Karol Daniela Mendoza Salazar.

Michel Dayana Palomeque Royero

Kevin Yesid Camacho Giraldo
Pierre

**Pierre** is the Gym Leader of Bilbemu City's Gym, known officially as the Bilbemu Gym. He gives the Ore Badge to Trainers who defeat him in battle. He specialises in Rock-type Pokémon.

## In the games

Pierre appears in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst as the Gym Leader of the Bilbemu Gym, which is the first Gym that the player challenges on their journey. He runs the Battle Hotel in the city, however he is usually in his Gym. In his spare time, he visits the Rockspring Cave to excavate small ores. As well as the Ore Badge, Pierre gives out the TM for Rock Tomb when defeated.
Arte

**SITIO CULTURAL DE CURUMANÍ**

El arte de Curumani Además, este grupo étnico se distinguió por las riquezas en el arte de la cestería, abanicos, sombreros y demás utensilios domésticos. Dentro de la estructura política de esta tribu, dominaba un cacique, de los cuales el cacique Curumanao, se estableció en las fértiles sabanas de lo que es hoy el municipio que lleva su nombre. Esta pieza se encuentra en el museo arqueológico de Curumaní.

**la casa de la cultura:**

La casa de la cultura fue fundada en 1992 y esta compuesta por 500 piezas de arqueología,las cuales cuentan la concepción del mundo del grupo indígena motilón barí.

La casa de la cultura se desempeña por su arte, manualidades, enseñanzas y creatividades. La casa de la cultura esta ubicada en la Cl. 7 #15-99, Curumaní, Cesar.

KEILY ROSIANI RODRIGUES VARGAS

MARIAN ALEJANDRA INDABURO CUADROS

LEIDY JHOANA SANTIAGO GONZALES

CAMILA CONTRERAS REVUELTA
Maloni

The **Maloni** region is a region of the Pokémon world. It is the setting of Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst and Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2. Maloni is based on Australia.

## History

### Historical history

For thousands of years, Aboriginal people lived in Maloni, under the protection of a Legendary Pokémon they called Aponimu. Around 250 years ago, explorers from an unknown region arrived on the shore of the region. To protect its people, Aponimu created two new Pokémon—Exitimu, who fought off the invaders, and Prasidimu, who protected the Aboriginals. However, the two polar opposites met and a battle raged on. Due to the power of this war and the fact that Aponimu was too weak, every settlement in Maloni was destroyed, except for a small town, a city and two dirt paths.

As the battle continued, the explorers conquered the region, and the Aboriginals were helpless. They cut themselves off from civilisation, and the battle finally concluded, with no winner. The two Legendaries concealed themselves into ores.

Some time after, a natural disaster moved the two ores to different places around the region. One resided at what would become the Pokémon League and the other at the garden outside Mularea Museum.

It is said that 100 years after, two Legendary Pokémon were spotted at Kanga Forest. One only appeared during the summer and the other only appeared during the winter. No one had the guts to catch it as it was very hard to find.

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Maloni Route 6

**Maloni Route 6** is a route in southeastern Maloni, connecting Possa City and Kanga Forest.

## Map description

You can see the change of biome the further you are.

## Route description

Route 6 is a short but wide route. At the beginning of the route, a small number of shrubs are dotted around the route, but at around the end, near Kanga Forest, lots of trees start to appear.
Scarebit

Scarebit (Japanese: 怖いサギ *Kowaisagi*) is a Dark type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Creepunny starting at level 31. It is the final form of Punctunny.

## Pokédex entry

Scarebit is unnaturally tall. Its body is incredibly distorted and has the shape of a maniacal smile on its belly, which gives even the toughest people a chill.

## Origins

### Name origin

Scarebit is a combination of scare and rabbit.

Kowaisagi is a combination of 怖い *Kowai* (scary) and ウサギ *Usagi* (rabbit).
Sapgile

Suglida (ジュエキル *Juekiru*) is a Grass/Fairy Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Suglida starting at level 38 and evolves into Sugare when traded holding a Sweetener.

## Pokédex entry

Sapgile has enough sugar to let it glide and play for hours. When it eventually runs out of sugar, it will search for some more.

## Origins

### Name origin

Sapgile is a combination of sap and agile.

Juekiru is a combination of 樹液 *Jueki* (sap) and アジャイル *Ajariru* (agile)
Burnake

Burnake (Japanese: ボアやす *Boayasu*) is a Fire/Psychic type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Slithurn starting at level 15 and then evolves into Hypnoconda starting at level 36.

## Pokédex entry

### Pokémon Quartz

Burnake’s Hypnosis is more stable than Slithurn’s and it will always follow its leader.

### Pokémon Amethyst

Burnake is able to shapeshift temporarily and uses the resulting confusion to flee from battle.

## Origins

### Design origin

Burnake is based off a boa (possibly a constrictor), a type of snake.

### Name origin

Burnake is a combination of burn and snake.

Boayasu is a combination of ボア *Boa* (boa) and 燃やす *Moyasu* (burn).
Wrentric

Wrentric (Japanese: ライトレン *Raitoren*) is an Electric/Flying Pokémon.

It evolves into Zappecker starting at level 21.

## Pokédex entry

Wrentrics are easy to find as their nests are made from scorched twigs and leaves. When they are found, they may attack.

## Origins

### Name origin

Wrentric is a combination of wren and electric.

Raitoren is a combination of ライトニング *Raitoningu* (lightning) and レン *Ren* (wren)
Tonafly

Tonafly (Japanese: トーナフライ *Tōnafurai*) is a Bug/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Amplicoon starting at level 25. It is the final form of Wormex.

## Pokédex entry

Tonafly’s wings can generate sound waves. Using its long tongue it can alter these into any sound, which can trick people or Pokémon.

## Origins

### Design origin

Tonafly is based on a butterfly and an amplifier.

### Name origin

Tonafly is a combination of tone and butterfly.

Tōnafurai is a combination of トーン *Tōn* (tone) and バタフライ *Batafurai* (butterfly).
Amplicoon

Amplicoon (Japanese: ウルサユ *Urusayu*) is a Bug/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Wormex starting at level 15 and evolves into Tonafly starting at level 25.

## Pokédex entry

When threatened, Amplicoon generates a loud high-pitch noise. This is able to be heard from a kilometre away.

## Origins

### Design origin

Amplicoon is based on a cocoon and an amplifier.

### Name origin

Amplicoon is a combination of amplitude and cocoon.

Urusayu is a combination of うるさい *Urusai* (noisy) and 繭 *Mayu* (cocoon).
Hypnoconda

Hypnoconda (Japanese: ヒプノコンダ *Hipunokonda*) is a Fire/Psychic type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Burnake starting at level 36. It is the final form of Slithurn.

## Pokédex entry

A sneaky Pokémon, Hypnoconda can shapeshift into many Pokémon to confuse them. Some people say it can shapeshift into humans as well.

## Origins

### Name origin

Hypnoconda is a combination of hypno and anaconda.

Hipunokonda is a combination of ヒプノ *Hipuno* (hypno) and アナコンダ *Anakonda* (anaconda)
Specter

Specter (Japanese: ヨーキア *Yōkia*) is a Ghost/Poison Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from male Phantam when traded.

## Pokédex entry

Specters attract unwary Pokémon which visit their caves. When this happens, they attack and devour the soul of the Pokémon.

## Origins

### Name origin

Specter is a corruption of spectre.

Yōkia is a corruption of 妖怪 *Yōkai* (spectre or apparition).
Foundation for the Protection of Pokémon Outside of Battle

The **Foundation for the Protection of Pokémon Outside of Battle**, also shortened as **FPPOB**, is the name of two organisations set on the goal of protecting Pokémon.

The first FPPOB was referenced at the beginning of Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst. It was led by Vincent, the father of Jaiden (if the player is male) or Jay (if the player is female). After he falls sick, he asks his brother, Pat, to head the foundation. He then turns the FPPOB into Maloni's evil team.
Bannercoot

Bannercoot (Japanese: バナークート *Banākūto*) is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Pokédex entry

The flag-shaped tip of a Bannercoot’s tail are often painted to advertise sports games and Pokémon tournaments. Bannercoots found in the wild have a white tip on their tail.

## Origins

### Name origin

Bannercoot is a combination of banner and bandicoot.

Banākūto is a combination of バナー *Banā* (banner) and バンディクート *Bandikūto* (bandicoot)
Seedlino

Seedlino (Japanese: シードイノ *Shīdoino*) is a Grass type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Saplino starting at level 20.

## Pokédex entry

Seedlinos are often eaten by Wrentrics and other forest bird Pokémon, meaning they are quite rare. Trainers lucky enough to find them train them a lot.

## Origins

### Name origin

Seedlino is a combination of seedling and bambino (Italian for child)

Shīdoino is a combination of シード *Shīdo* (seed) and バンビノ *Banbino* (bambino)￼.
Wormex

Wormex (Japanese: ワーモト *Wāmoto*) is a Bug/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Amplicoon starting at level 15, which evolves into Tonafly starting at level 25.

## Pokédex entry

Wormex can screech at incredibly high frequencies that humans cannot hear. It uses this to scare dog and cat Pokémon so it can suck on their blood.

## Origins

### Design origin

Wormex is based off a worm/caterpillar and an amplifier.

### Name origin

Wormex is a combination of worm and extreme.

Wāmoto is a combination of ワーム *Wāmu* (worm) and 音 *Oto* (sound).
Mizuru

Mizuru (Japanese: ミズル *Mizuru*) is a Ghost/Water Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It is not known to evolve from or into any Pokémon.

## Pokédex entry

Said to be the ghosts of freedivers who forgot to come up for air, Mizurus quietly weep at the bottom of the sea. They will attack if a fishing rod is thrown on them.

## Origins

### Name origin

Mizuru is a combination of 水 *Mizu* (water) and グール *Gūru* (ghoul).
Splashalf

Splashalf (Japanese: スプラッゾウ *Supurazzou*) is a Water type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Splotchephant starting at level 16, which then evolves into Shallophant starting at level 34.

Along with Punicin and Slithurn, it is one of three Starter Pokémon in the Maloni Region.

## Pokédex entry

Splashalf is very lightweight for an elephant. It is also the only one in its evolution line that can breathe and swim underwater.

## Origins

### Design origin

Splashalf is based off a calf, a baby elephant.

### Name origin

Splashalf is a combination of splash and calf.

Supurazzou is a combination of スプラッシュ *Supurasshu*(splash) and ゾウ Z*ō* (elephant)
Minemite

Minemite (Japanese: ミネラリテ *Minerarite*) is a Rock type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Cragmite when traded.

## Pokédex entry

The pointy rocks on Minemite are often stood on. It is said to hurt as much as stepping on toy bricks.

## Origins

### Name origin

Minemite is a combination of mineral and stalagmite.

Minerarite is a combination of ミネラル *Mineraru* and stalagmite.
Agricultura

En nuestro municpio hay muchas clases de cultivos como : la yuca,platano, mafufo, eñame, papaya,y el maiz,arroz,caña,guayaba,,aguacate,tomate,frijol,cafe,cacao,trigo.pera, ect:Todo esto se cultiva en nuestro municipio de Curumani Cesar .

estos alimentos se cultivan para el alimento de las paersona y para el sustento de las personas y su familia estos alimentos se cultivan en curumani cesar de la temporada de noviembre haasta enero

BUITRAGO NOYA WENDY MICHEL

GARCIA MORALES YULIETH PAOLA
Chocutie

Chocutie (Japanese: ココマ *Kokoma*) is a Fairy type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It is not known to evolve into or from any Pokémon.

## Pokédex entry

Chocutie's edible aroma tastes like either milk or white chocolate. It gives this off to satisfy people around them.

## Origins

### Design origin

Chocutie is based on a chocolate-covered Oreo.

### Name origin

Chocutie is a combination of chocolate and cutie.

Kokoma is a combination of ココア *Kokoa* and aroma.
Jay

Jay is the male choice for the player character in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst. He also serves as the rival in the same games if the player chooses to play as his female counterpart Jaiden.

## In the games

### As the player

Jay is a 15 year old boy who has lived in Litorie Town all his life. After finding out Professor Waratah has chosen him, Matthew and a girl of the same age called Jaiden, who had moved to Maloni some time before, to go on a journey.

After obtaining his starter from the professor, Jay goes off to win the eight Gym Badges of Maloni and catches ExitimuQ/PrasidimuA, then conquers the Pokémon League.

### As the rival

Jay moved to Litorie Town a few weeks before the events of Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst. After obtaining his starter from Professor Waratah, Jay starts his adventure in Maloni, battling Jaiden along the way.

Jay also appears in Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, however he only appears by using the Memory Link, Jaiden was the player character in either Quartz or Amethyst. He appears in Quokki City and states that he has 'FPPOB business' to do, which is why he is in Maloni, and can be battled once. After the battle, he can be found talking to his father, Vincent, in Litorie Town.

## Names

 English, French, Italian
 German
 Spanish
Saplino

Saplino (Japanese: ナエギビノ *Naegibino*) is a Grass type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Seedlino starting at level 20.

## Pokédex entry

Saplinos are very rarely found in the wild, so most Saplinos are evolved from Seedlino, which themselves are rare.

## Origins

### Name origin

Saplino is a combination of sapling and bambino (Italian for child)

Naegibino is a combination of 苗木 *Naegi* (sapling) and バンビノ *Banbino* (bambino)

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Armournino

Armournino (Japanese: トロイロ *Toroiro*) is a Rock/Steel Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into Armourdillo starting at level 32.

## Pokédex entry

The armour-like shell of an Armournino is quite underdeveloped, however it is strong enough to counter most attacks. When scared, it rolls into a small ball to protect itself.

## Origin

### Name origin

Armournino is a combination of armour and niño (Spanish for boy).

Toroiro is a combination of ちょっと *Chotto* (little), 鎧 *Yoroi* (armour), アルマジロ *Arumajiro* (armadillo).
Harba City

**Harba City** is a city in east southeastern Maloni. Twin Bridge is to the southeast and Harba Cave is to the north.

The fourth gym, which specialises in Water, is here, along with its leader Aquila. Beating this will award the player with the Tide Badge.

## Map description

A sprawling metropolis centred around harbours on the coast.

## Demographics

Harba City has a population of 140, making it the second biggest city in Maloni.

## Trivia

* Harba City's name comes from the Harbour City, a nickname of Sydney.
* The city is chiefly based on Sydney. It mainly draws inspiration from the Sydney central business district. Twin Bridge is based on Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Wallabli Town

**Wallabli Town** is a town in eastern Maloni. Route 8 is to the south and Route 9 is to the north.

## Map description

This town is prepared for anything, and has bunkers in case something bad happens.

## Demographics

Wallabli Town has a population of 23, though its bunkers are big enough for up to 86 people.

## Trivia

* Wallabli Town's name comes from wallaby, a marsupial very similar to the kangaroo.
Duoman

Duoman (Japanese: デユオマン *Deyuoman*) is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves into three different Pokémon through various methods:

* Emoman when given a Dusk Stone.
* Voyman when given a Shiny Stone.
* Slaman when given a Dawn Stone.

## Pokédex entry

### Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst

Duoman can change between genders at will by temporarily altering its genetic code. Some people mistake this Pokémon for a child, but the hair-like part on its head is actually skin and flesh.

### Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2

By altering its genetic code, Duoman can change is gender temporarily. This makes it unstable, allowing it to evolve into multiple Pokémon.

## Origins

### Design origin

Duoman is based on a human and the concept of 'gender-bending'.

### Name origin

Duoman is a combination of duo and human.

Deyuoman is a combination of デュオ *De~yuo* (duo) and human.
Caprakay

Caprakay (Japanese: ヘッダギ *Heddagi*) is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon.

## Pokédex entry

Caprakay is small, but its horns are colossal. It bumps into people to alert or play with them but it means no harm most of the time.

## Origins

### Name origin

Caprakay is a combination of capra aegagrus hircus and okay.

Heddagi is a combination of ヘッドバット *Heddobatto* (headbutt) and やぎ *Yagi* (goat).
Potone City

**Potone City** is a city in central Maloni. Route 13 is to the northeast, Route 14 is to the south and Route <number> is to the west.

The eighth gym (in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst), which specialises in Ground, along with its leader TerryQ/PetraA. Beating this will award the player with the Mud Badge.

## Map description

The high houses in the city were made when floods devastated it.

## Trivia

* Potone City's name comes from potoroo, a marsupial.
Maloni Route 4

**Maloni Route 4** is a route in south-central Maloni, connecting Bilbemu Station and Mularea Town.

## Map description

Fatigue is inevitable for those who walk on this route.

## Route description

A long, barren desert route, Route 4 is the first non-forest route. The route runs alongside the Bilbemu Station railway. Trainers on the route often find in tiring to walk on due to the length.
Platypan City

**Platypan City** is a city in northern Maloni. Route 11 is to the south and Route 12 is to the west.

The sixth gym, which specialises in Dark, is here, along with its leader Duncan. Beating this will award the player with the Umbra Badge.

## Map description

This city is very quiet, as most of its residents don't talk a lot.

## Demographics

Platypan City has a population of 67, making it the third biggest city in Maloni.

## Trivia

* Platypan City's name comes from platypus, a monotreme.
* Platypan City is chiefly based on the city of Darwin.￼
* ￼In Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, Jay/Jaiden (the player character, not their rival) has a house in the city. However, they are not in their house. If Memory Link is not used, the sign outside their house will read, 'Residence of Former Champion-' and it will say that the sign has slightly decayed.
QA002

**Enter, Team Nitro** is the second chapter of Quartz—Exitimu and Jaiden and Amethyst—Prasidimu and Jay and kalosianlitten's Pokémon fanfiction series. It was published in Amethyst on 24 March 2019 and in Quartz a day later.

## Important events

* Jaiden, Jay and Matthew arrive in Ecinca Town.
* Team Nitro holds a speech in Ecinca Town's plaza.

### Debuts

#### Humans

* Masked man (Pat) (physically)
* Tio (physically)
* Two unnamed Team Nitro grunts

## Trivia

* As with all chapters, some different events occur. Excluding ones already mentioned, these are:
	+ In the battle between Jay and Jaiden and the Team Nitro grunts, their Pokémon use different moves in the stories. This is because they include moves that are the type of the Pokémon (eg. Thunder on Wrentric).
* Ecinca Town is slightly different in this chapter, however it is still very similar.

## External links

Quartz—Exitimu and Jaiden version

Amethyst—Prasidimu and Jay version
Five Nights at Pokemon 12

**Reason:** Vandalism, unofficial, false info

## Characters

**Ditto**

Ditto appears on Night 1. He cannot be stopped by the camera flash. He may not like the flash. (inspired by Grunkfuss the Clown in ONAF 3) Suddenly, Ditto may die in Night 4 when the player successfully reaches the fourth night.

**Raichu**

Raichu appears on Night 1. He's like GoofGoof's counterpart. He dies on Night 4.

**Jasmine**

Jasmine will appear on Night 5. Jasmine and her evil alter, Golden Jasmine.

**Golden Jasmine**

Golden Jasmine could be appeared on Night 6.

**Gliscor**

Gliscor was a *main character* in Five Nights at Pokemon 12. Also, Gliscor can be called *Bloody Bat, Hunger Bat and Dangerous Bat*. He appears in Night 3 alongside Weavile.

**Quagsire**

Quagsire was a *main character* in Five Nights at Pokemon 12. When he mysteriously closes down the Monitor, he will jumpscare the player.

**Weavtrap**

Weavtrap is a main character and may have with a SpringTrap suit. He would've be unlockable in Night 3 instead of Night 1.

To see Weavtrap's gallery, click Here.
Computiny

Computiny (Japanese: コナーネット *Konānetto*) is an Electric type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Digitiny when traded holding a Zap Plate.

## Pokédex entry

Computiny is connected its own WiFi. It uses this to help its trainer when they are confused.

## Origins

### Design origin

Computiny is based on a computer and a WiFi router.

### Name origin

Computiny is a combination of computer and tiny.

Konānetto is a combination of コンピューター *Konpyūtā* (computer) and インターネット *Intānetto* (internet).
Experiment 262: Ace

## Stats/Strengths

**Pod Color:** Yellow

**Gender:** Male

**Voice Actor:** Jeff Bennett

**Special Abilities:** You know how 626 was designed for-to-cause mayhem and misery across the galaxy with everything he touches? 262 does the opposite, almost like supering hero. Jumba knows what he says, Pleakely! \*ahem\* Irregardless, because I was such a good sport about the whole affair, I did not dismantle him, but make him a momentary mascot to mask my true evil intent. Though, I did have to hide him when my Evil Genius colleagues came over. Didn't want them thinking I went soft, don't you know? \*chuckles\*

**One True Place:** Truth be told, he doesn't have a true place precisely; it is more like he travels across Kauai to perform good deeds wherever he can. In a news-reporter-style voice, no less!
Maloni Route 14

**Maloni Route 14** is a route in central Maloni. It connects Potone City and Victory Road. It is the final route before Victory Road and contains the Badge Check Gates.

In the two years before Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, a sandstorm wears down the path, making it untraversable. It is sealed off from Potone City (which has lost its status as a gym city because of new development) in these games. However, the same Victory Road still exists, albeit with a few changes.

## Route description

Route 14 is a barren path in the desert. A stone path runs through the mounds of sand, which have hardened enough that stairs are required to climb them.
Knampra

Knampra (Japanese: カミ皇帝 *Kamikōtei*) is a Grass type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Knauhopper starting at level 34. It is the final evolution of Punicin.

## Biology

Knampra is a large, bipedal Pokémon. Its large beak and fluffy body is one of its key features, but it also has claws that are almost unseen.

## Pokédex entry

### Pokémon Quartz

Knampra is more suited to the forest environment than its previous evolutions, so it doesn't need its ice powers as much.

### Pokémon Amethyst

The three eggs on Knampra's belly gradually fall off and hatch. This means there are four forms of it.

he three eggs on its belly gradually fall off and hatch. This means there are four forms of it.

## Origins

### Name origin

Knampra is a combination of *knautia* (a type of flower similar to the punica flower) and *emperor*.

Kamikōtei is a combination of カミキリ科 *Kamikiri-ka* (caprifoliaceae (the scientific name of knautia)) and 皇帝ペンギン (emperor penguin).
Twin Bridge

**Twin Bridge** is a through arch bridge that connects Kanga City and Harba City. The bridge serves as a means of transportation between the two cities. It is the largest bridge in Maloni and the only one that serves a large part in the story. The other bridges are located in towns and cities around Maloni.

## Map description

One of the few bridges in Maloni, it connects the two sister cities.

## In the games

Twin Bridge first appears in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst. The player can access the bridge after fixing the turbines at the Kanga Hydroelectric Plant. The bridge has two spans to support it across the water. Each end of the bridge has a gate between it and the area it is connected to.

The lower part of the bridge is built for vehicle traffic while suspended above the roadway is a pedestrian walkway. If the player talks to a man in Harba City in the post-game, he will give them a special jumpsuit that allows them to climb the arch.

In Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, the bridge can be accessed once the player has received the Zap Badge from Leigha. The arch can be climbed in the same way as in the previous game.

## Trivia

* Twin Bridge draws inspiration from the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Maloni Route 2

**Maloni Route 2** is a route in southwestern Maloni, connecting Ecinca Town and Bilbemu City, while also providing access to Rockspring Cave.

## Map description

A nice road where beginner Trainers come to practice, train and battle.QA

A nice road where a variety of Trainers come to practice, train and battle.Q2A2

## In the stories

Route 2 first appeared in *Enter, Team Nitro*. Jay, Jaiden and Matthew first enter the gate to the route after Team Nitro's rally. JayQ/JaidenA and Matthew talk to the clerk in the gate about Team Nitro, and are overheard by two grunts, who challenge Jay and Jaiden to a Multi Battle, similar to the one in the games.

It later appears in *Welcome to the Rock-hard City*. ￼JaidenQ/JayA arrive in it to go to Bilbemu City, however along the way they are challenged to a battle by a YoungsterQ/LassA. They eventually win, however with some difficulty.

## Trainers

### Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst

 File:LassGenI.pngLass **Sandra** | Wrentric♀lv.7

## Route description

Route 2 contains less trees than Route 1. Despite this the grass is longer and more wild Pokémon can be caught and/or battled.

## Trivia

* A sign in the entrance to Bilbemu City reads: 'Bibemu City: The Great Northwest City'. Looking behind it has graffiti (though this isn't visible, it is referenced). It reads 'Pierre = Simple'.
Matthew

**Matthew** is a childhood friend and rival of the player character in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst. He is not fought as much as Jay/Jaiden, rather wanting to watch battles than take part in them. Three years later, in Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, he is the Champion of the Maloni region's Pokémon League.

## In the games

### Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst

Matthew is a short boy who, like the player, has lived in Litorie Town all his life. Slightly naïve, he has watched many battles and knows lots of tactics, type effectiveness and moves.
Maloni Route 12

**Maloni Route 12** is a route in northeastern Maloni. It connects Platypan City and Quokki City.

## Map description

Athletes race on this nice path and sometimes challenge people to battles.

## Route description

A paved path runs through the route, which is smooth enough for running on. Around the path is a lot of long grass and some people run into wild Pokémon if they slip.
Lupine

*''BEACH DAY!!!!'' (Lupine about the beach, episode 9)*

**Lupine** is May's eighth vessel. He is a cream colored male chihuahua dog with his left leg missing, orange patches on his thighs and orange freckles on his face. He also has blue eyes.

He was kicked out of a junkyard and became homeless. May and Imp have to find him a new home.

## Family

Father: Unnamed male

Sisters: Elm, Briar

Brother: Saffron
Sugare

Sugare (Japanese: フクロモ *Fuguromo*) is a Grass/Fairy Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Sapgile when traded holding a Sweetner. It is the final form of Suglida.

## Pokédex entry

Sugare does not need to much sugar, but many decide to eat sugary foods sometimes. They give Sugida and Sapgile their excess sugar when they need some.

## Origin

### Name origin

Sugare is a corruption of sugar.

Fuguromo is a shortening of フクロモモンガ *Fukuromomonga* (sugar glider)
Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst

Pokémon Quartz and Pokémon Amethyst are the first core series games on Generation I. They take place in the Maloni region.

Two sequels, Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2, were released after, which take place three years later.

## Plot

The game begins with the player waking up in their bedroom in their hometown. The player is called by their mother to come downstairs after their new neighbour — Jaiden, if the player is male, or Jay, if the player is female — knocks on the door. At around the same time, their rival's father Vincent falls sick and asks his brother Pat to run his organisation, the Foundation for the Protection of Pokémon Outside of Battle, or the FPPOB. With the power of the leader, Pat converts it into Maloni's evil team. Back in the town, the player meets Jaiden/Jay and their friend Matthew. The mother of the player will tell them to get changed and she will get their bag for them. After, Waratah arrives at the player's house. She states that they need to come to her lab to collect a starter Pokémon: Punicin, Slithurn or Splashalf.
Professor Waratah

**Professor Francesca Waratah** is the resident Pokémon Professor of Litorie Town in the Maloni region. She specialises in relationships between different species of Pokémon.

## In the stories

Professor Waratah appears as a major character in Quartz—Exitimu and Jaiden and Amethyst—Prasidimu and Jay. She debuted in *The Most Important Desicion*. Like in the games, she gave Jay, Jaiden and Matthew their starters, which, excluding Jay's Punicin, vary by story.
Clovateil

Clovatiel (Japanese: ココーバー *Kokōbā*) is a Grass/Flying Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

Though it is not known to evolve into or from any other Pokémon, it is related to Peregrill and Pudridge.

## Pokédex entry

There is a rare chance that you can find a Clovateil with four leaves instead of three. Not much else is different, though, so some say it isn't worth it.

## Origins

### Design origin

Clovatiel is based on a clover and a cockatiel. The fact that there is a rare chance that it is four-leafed is based on four-leafed clovers.

### Name origin

Clovateil is a combination of clover and cockatiel.

Kokōbā is a combination of コカテリ *Kokateri* (cockatiel) and クローバー *Kurōbā* (clover)
Aponimu

Aponimu (Japanese: アポニム *Aponimu*) is a Dragon/Dark Legendary Pokémon.

It is not known to evolve into or from any Pokémon.

Along with Exitimu and Prasidimu, it is a member of the Ore trio, which exists in Maloni.

## Pokédex entry

### Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst

Despite its balanced powers, Aponimu is much more sought after than Exitimu and Prasidimu. It is unknown why as the two are as rare as this Pokémon.

### Pokémon Quartz 2 and Amethyst 2

Aponimu is able to create Exitimu and Prasidimu using crystals on its body, which will make them weaker. Without the crystal, though, it will become more like the opposite Pokémon.

## Origins

### Design origin

Aponimu is based on citrine, a scale and smoky quartz.

### Name origin

Aponimu is a corruption of a shortening of aequipondium, Latin for balance.
Cragmite

Cragmite (Japanese: カタミテ *Katamite*) is a Rock type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Minemite when traded.

## Pokédex entry

No one knows why Cragmite's rocks don't hurt despite being very sharp. Some speculate that these aren't even rocks; a few think they're holograms.

## Origins

### Name origin

Cragmite is a combination of crag and stalagmite.

Katamite is a combination of 塊 *Katamari* and stalagmite.
Segunda batalla de Alrade (Militia Amoris)

La **segunda batalla de Alrade**, también denominada **Operación Retorno**, da nombre a una serie de choques armados que tuvieron lugar entre junio y julio de 1988 en la región de Alrade, cerca de la frontera occidental de Seremia, en el contexto de la Guerra de Caracia. En ella, las tropas del ejército caracense harían su último esfuerzo para retirarse de territorio seremio, mientras que las fuerzas unidas de la coalición pretendían rendir las unidades que se encontraban en Alrade.

Algunos generales se refieren a la operación como la *huida de Seremia*, puesto que la iniciativa de ofensiva caracense que tuvo presencia durante la Operación Rey Caído, se vio deteriorada tras decisivas derrotas frente a la coalición, forzando a las fuerzas caracenses a retirarse progresivamente de territorio seremio. Para mediados de 1988, el ejército caracense había sido expulsado de casi todo el territorio seremio, permaneciendo únicamente en la ciudad fronteriza de Alrade. El mando caracense designó la operación de retirada como *Operación Retorno*, mientras que las fuerzas de la coalición, dirigidas por Olvia, buscaban un avance rápido sobre la ciudad y forzar a la rendición a las fuerzas caracenses.

La batalla dio inicio el 28 de julio, cuando el grueso del frente olvio-neolireno iniciaron los ataques sobre la ciudad. La batalla se extendió por varios días, sin exitosos resultados de la coalición por tomar la ciudad. Las bajas caracenses permanecieron inferiores a las de la coalición, las cuales continuaban perdiendo hombres a un ritmo acelerado. Durante el día 5 de julio acontecieron los últimos enfrentamientos, así como una de los enfrentamientos aéreos más importantes del conflicto; tres escuadrones de la Fuerza Aérea de Caracia plantaron cara a las unidades aéreas de la coalición, sobre Alrade, buscando de hacer tiempo para que las fuerzas caracenses lograran cruzar la frontera. La operación resultó exitosa para las fuerzas caracenses, que lograron retirarse de territorio seremio sin bajas relevantes.
Maloni Route 10

**Maloni Route 10** is a route in north Maloni. It connects Bettogo City and Kultarun Town.

## Map description

This long highway is often full of cars.QQ2

This long highway is full of Pokémon and their Trainers.AA2

## Route description

Route 10 is a long motorway. There are different carsQQ2/TrainersAA2 depending on the day of the week and season, and, during the summer, the grass around it has died.
Greatoby

Greatoby (Japanese: ワラゴイ *Waragoi*) is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Walnaby starting at level 20 and evolves into Kangreat starting at level 36 if levelled up outside, or Intreavoo starting at level 36 if levelled up inside.

## Pokédex entry

### Pokémon Quartz

Greatoby still likes to be respected, but it doesn't mind being at the back of their Trainer's party.

### Pokémon Amethyst

It's said that the parts of the desert that Greatoby lives in are calm and quiet.

## Origins

### Name origin

Greatoby is a corruption of great to be. It also includes wallaby.

Waragoi is a combination of ワラビー *Warabī* (wallaby) and すごい *Sugoi* (great to be)
Maloni Route 15

**Maloni Route 15** is a route in central Maloni. It connects Victory Road and Mularea Town.

## Map description

Be careful, as there's a lot of people who'll be jealous of you.

## Route description

A diagonal path, Route 15 is calm for a desert route. The route is full of unhappy Trainers who could not beat the league, and they will be jealous of the player (even if they have not beat the league yet).
Gym Leader

A **Gym Leader** (Japanese: **ジムリーダー** *Gym Leader*) is the highest-ranking member of a Pokémon Gym. The main job of a Gym Leader is to test Trainers and their Pokémon so that they are strong and resourceful enough to compete against the Elite Four. If a Trainer defeats a Gym Leader in battle, then the Trainer earns that Gym's Badge.

A Gym Leader's job is not just to test upcoming Trainers. They must oversee how their respective Gym is run and maintain it. Great care must be taken to make sure that their Gym reflects the best environment for the Pokémon type and playing style of choice, usually an environment that suits that type of Pokémon used there (like pools in a Water-type Gym or flowers and plants in a Grass-type Gym). Unlike standard Pokémon Trainers, a Gym Leader has the right to directly challenge the a.

It has not exactly been made clear how Gym Leaders attain their position, but it appears that it varies for each Gym. Some of them founded their Gym and are self-appointed; others, such as Pierre, are chosen by the other members of the region's Pokémon League. Leaders can also choose to vacate their position.
Intreavoo

Intreavoo (Japanese: ナイクロ *Naikuro*) is a Normal type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Greatoby starting at level 36 if levelled up inside. It is one of Walnaby's final forms, the other being Kangreat.

## Pokédex entry

If you want to get close to Intreavoo, you'll need to get its trust by treating it well before its evolution or when you catch it. If not, it won't trust you.

## Origins

### Design origin

Intreavoo is based on a kangaroo and an introvert.

### Name origin

Intreavoo is a combination of introvert, please or leave, and kangaroo.

Naikuro is a combination of 内向的 *Naikō-teki* (introvert) and マクロ足 *Makuro ashi* (macropod)
Operación Rey Caído (Militia Amoris)

La **Operación Rey Caído**, emprendida el 29 de noviembre de 1987, fue el nombre en clave asignado al plan de invasión caracense de Seremia, que comenzó el domingo 29 de noviembre de 1987, dando inicio a la Guerra de Caracia. La operación fue planificada a mediados de 1985, cuando las tensiones entre Caracia y sus vecinos empezaron a incrementarse, teniendo como objetivo la rápida ocupación del occidente de Seremia y un implacable avance hacia la capital seremia, Saint André.

Operacionalmente, las fuerzas caracenses lograron relevantes y rápidas victorias, ocupando algunas de las áreas más importantes de Seremia, infligiendo además numerosas bajas a las fuerzas seremias. A pesar de estos éxitos, la ofensiva caracense se estancó durante la batalla del río Cezano, y la posterior contraofensiva de la recientemente formada coalición, que hizo retroceder a las tropas caracenses.
Phantam

Phantam (Japanese: ファンタム *Fantamu*) is a Ghost/Poison Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

Male Phantam evolve into Specter when traded. Female Phantam are not known to evolve into or from any Pokémon.

## Pokédex entru

Unfortunately, female Phantams fail to evolve because males take all the food. Despite this a small number have energy to evolve, but they choose not to.

## Origins

### Name origin

Phantam is a corruption of phantom.

Fantamu is a corruption of ファントム *Fantomu* (phantom).
Maloni Route 3

**Maloni Route 3** is a route in western Maloni, connecting Bilbemu City and Bilbemu Station.

## Map description

A short path which connects a city to its station.

## Route description

Route 3 is a short, diagonal path. The last forest path in Maloni until Route 6, it connects Bilbemu City to its station. Two trainers reside on the route, both of which live in houses close to the route in Bilbemu City.
Bilbemu City

**Bilbemu City** is a city in western Maloni. Route 2 is to the west and Route 3 is to the southeast.

The first gym (in Pokémon Quartz and Amethyst), which specialises in the Rock type, is here, along with the leader Pierre. Beating this gym awards the player with the Ore Badge.

## Map description

Despite its roads not being paved, the city is very modern.

## Trivia

* Bilbemu City's name origin is bilby, an Australian marsupial.
Experiment 629: Leroy

## Stats/Strengths

**Pod Color:** Green (though movie never confirmed it)

**Gender:** Male

**Voice Actor:** Chris Sanders

**Special Abilities:**One could consider 629 (or Leroy as Hamsterviel had displeasure of addressing) as a carbon copy of 626 in all but coloration and destructive potential. The difference between him and 627 however is that Hamsterviel cloned them without need of 344!

It was a fierce battle in that football arena, but Aloha Oe (as cheesy as it may appear) saved our good Experiments from 629. From what I've heard, he is still doing time for nearly dooming galaxy.
Knauhopper

Knauhopper (Japanese カミホッパー *Kamihoppā*) is a Grass/Ice type Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Punicin starting at level 16 and then evolves into Knampra starting at level 34.

## Biology

Knauhopper carries the same green tint as its pre-evolution. It is more like a rockhopper than Punicin, though, and is different to Prinplup in many ways.

It mostly shares similarities to the northern rockhopper penguin.

## Pokédex entry

Knauhopper is well known for the nut-like fruits on its belly. They contain undeveloped Punicins which will become eggs once it evolves.

## Origins

### Name origin

Knauhopper is a combination of knautia (a type of flower similar to the punica flower) and rockhopper.

Kamihoppā is a combination of カミキリ科 *Kamikiri-ka* (caprifoliaceae (the scientific name of knautia)) and ロックホッパー *Rokkuhoppā* (rockhopper)
Fortunape

Fortunape (Japanese: コーウニアン *Kōunian*) is a Normal/Fighting Pokémon introduced in Generation I.

It evolves from Karmape starting at level 37. It is the final form of Lunkey.

## Pokédex entry

Fortunape seems to have great luck in fighting. Despite that it doesn't have much luck in anything else.

## Origins

### Name origin

Fortunape is a combination of fortune and ape.

Kōunian is a combination of 幸運 *Kōun* (good luck) and シミアン *Shimian* (simian)