Q.Qore Data Information

**Useful Information**

Q.Qore is built using Maruno’s PkMn
Essentials. It used at first Essentials 3 before the move to
Essentials 4, 11, 12 and their minorities, 13, 14, 15 and lastly 16
again with their minorities. Upgrade process to Essentials 17 won’t
happen because of heavy modifications and lots of breaking changes
that it gave. The game may be played from RPGXP itself as well (Debug
Mode).

# Areas to Visit

You can visit a lot of Areas in the game including
but not limited to:

## Q.Qore

From Quora One to Xeniora One, you have many
things to do. You must also at another point to finish the rest of
Xeniora as well as Cindyora, Sanuora and Saniora (Only visit)

In Xenuora Five, you must defeat Liquorice Larry
in order to Proceed to Annuora One.

After defeating the 1st gym after Hall
of Fame objection, you must save Diana to go to Keniora

In Xeniora One, you must fight some trainers to
Access to Johto. May be battled with Lyrithia as your panther

## Johto

Users, after the battling for first time the
villainous Team Rocket, you will be served at New Bark Town. Users
must snag Fandom from the six battler blocking the cave to go back to
Q.Qore. Users may visit the now-destructed Magnet Train. But you
can’t exit from the right exit until you have visited
Cherrygroove City

You may have difficulties passing the game
yourself so some Panther Trainers will live, allowing you to pass it
easier

In Azalea Town, you must go to Ethan’s House
and pick a Johto starter in order to continue your adventure.

Users must Defeat Kristina for 2nd time
in Lake of Rage in order to Access the rest of Xeniora. In Xeniora
Two to Xeniora Six, you have to pass some trainers. Then, you will
have access to Hoenn

### Accessible Places

New Bark Town, Route 29, Cherrygroove City, Violet
City UG, Azalea Town, Route 32, Ilex Forest, GoldenRod City, Route
35, Route 36, Route 37, Equtreak City UG, Route 38, Olivine City,
Route 40 UG, Route 42 UG, Magohany Town, Route 43, Lake of Rage,
Route 44, Blackthorn City, Route 45, Dark Cave, Route 46, Union Cave

UG = Understairs/Underground

## Hoenn and later

You also visit Hoenn. You must go to Olivine City
to take the sail to it. Until you get your Hoenn Starter, you’ll
be blocked from going back to Johto.

Afterwards, you’ll get presented in a same
enviroment as Johto but more difficult.

Users will visit Meteor Falls and then he must go
the way until Mauvile. Under it, you’ll face for one more time
the villainous Team Rocket but in more Grunts. For assistance,
instead of launching the game in RPGXP and relying on Debug Mode to
increase Pokémon levels, you may face them with Gabriela
instead.

Afterwards, what you have to do is to go to Cave
of Origin to get Kyodon. Last, you will be able to get a Shinoh
starter from Birch

Thenelse, you must go to Cindyora and beat the
Leader of that region. Afterwards, you must defeat the Elite Four in
its 1st rematch version.

But you’re still not ready yet. You must
also go to Sanuora. You have a Corni Carven, in where you will find
every Generation I Pokémon that has a regional variant (Alolan
in this case). You still have difficulties to pass it if you don’t
have the right Pokémon. Last but not least, you must beat
Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker in order for Shinoh to be
unlocked

Shinoh may be accessed from Xenuora Four, but you
have limited areas and lots of places are underground. Then you must
find yourself the way to pass the adventure. But in order to access
the underground, you must defeat every trainer in the grassland areas
of Shinoh and then the Artisan Cave so as to go to Saniora. In
Saniora, you must go through the dead end aka Saniora Six. Then, you
must travel back to Shinoh to do the rest of the adventure

### Accessible Places

Littleroot Town, Route 101, Oldale Town, Route
102, Petallburg City, Route 104, Rubstoro City, Meteor Falls (Also
includes the Emerald-only Steven’s Cave), Fallabor Town, Route
113, Mauvile City, Route 119 UG, Fortree City UG, Route 120 UG, Route
121, Lilycone City, Route 122, Cave of Origin.

Q.Qore Exclusive: PiXiE Cave (Actually in
Semuora), Rubstoro Forest (Replaced Pettalburg Woods)

UG = Understairs/Underground

# Post Game Content

After finishing Shinoh you start your post-game
experience. It is divided into several parts

## Part A – Jirachi, Deoxys and Oliviana

At the caves connecting Routes 37 and 39 you will
find two carvens, one containing Jirachi and another one Deoxys. You
must see them at lease once. You will be able to go to some parts of
Kanto to fight Larry (Not required at start but will give you access
to Arceus and Genesect). Once Arceus and Genesect are seen once, you
will be granted to get the Mewtwo from the Customized smaller
Cerulean Cave.

Afterwards, you must go to the Red part of the
Ancient Temple and find Oliviana. You may join with her to assist you
on each trainer fought there. She starts with her Girafarig
that can mega-evolve. After defeating the Scientist, you will be able
to access an exit that will give you the Gen5 mascot Pokémon
you couldn’t encounter in Ice River Run. In additon, a left
exit is available which Larry stands there. He gives out a Surplété
egg

## Part B – The Lineeel Maps

Later, you can see Manaphy (If Kanto is beaten) to
get a Wikispecies as well. You have twenty maps that include many
Pokémon not found from the initial storyline as well as some
extras. You need to be stronger thought. All Ultra-Beasts (Excl.
Pheromosa) can be found swarming in most of these maps.

The Lineeel Maps can be accessed from Sandgem
Town. But if the part A is not completed, Sannse will block the
entrance.

## Part C – Legendary Pokémon Hunting

Bingo! You have beaten all trainers from every
Lineeel Map. Provided you have fought Larry from Cerulean Cave, your
next Legendary will be Zacian (Zamazenta for Renko), found at the
Eternal Carven residing as a sub-cave at Route 43 undergrounds. At
Magohany Town, if you have every plate in your inventory (Barring the
ones from Gen6+ and FLINT ones) you can unlock a legendary Pokémon
that will appear in Steven Stone’s Cave. Similar thing happens
for once you have all ordinal Gen5 gems in your inventory. You will
have then to show certain species to each larry in underground Swuora
Zwei to unlock the caves where the Regis reside.

It is then followed by the caught of Xerneas
(Yveltal for Renko) at the last Lineeel map and then the ones you
couldn’t found in the previous map will reside at the
undegrounds of Floaroma Meadow.

You will then find Birch at the small part of
Xeniora Zwei in where you will get your Kalos starter. Seeing to him
both Gen6 mascots will allow you to catch a 50% Zygarde forme.

At Wikisource cave, having both the Gen8 mascot
you caught at the Eternal Carven and LEGO (Evolution of Wikisource)
will allow you to get the opposite Gen8 mascot. Having both of them
will unlock the Zygarde 10% forme at Xeniora Drei. Last but not
least, if you have both the 10% and 50% Zygarde speciemen in your
party (Much like all other quests needing a particular species in
order for the Pokémon to appear) you will then have the chance
to capture the 100% forme Zygarde

# Stat Trainer (Also Panther Trainers)

A list of all Stat Trainers exist here:

* Caterina (Appears at Semuora Three)
* Fenia (Appears at the Swuora-Semuora hideout)
* Aurellio (Appears at Kenuora Two)
* Violanda (Appears at Episodio XR)
* Valencia (Appears at the bottom part of
 Fusion Cave, after defeating the Elite Four for first time)
* Diana (Appears at Nebula Cave, after passing
 Annuora)
* Maggy (Appears at Keniora Three)
* Maribel
 (Appears at Keniora Five, also used in Keniora Six, not used during
 Six Battlers)
* Lyritiha (Appears at Xeniora One)
* Otello (Appears at Route 29)
* Kristina (Appears at Under Azalea Town, will
 be used in Ilex Forest and Under Route 32 as well)
* Tsareena (Appears at Fission Cave)
* Matina (Appears at Victory 6, an area
 unlocked when you get your Hoenn Starter, to be used on both parts
 of the cave)
* Gabriela (Appears at Under Route 119, is
 also used on Under Fortree City, Under Route 120 and Under
 Route 121)
* Oliviana (Appears at the Red part of Ancient
 Temple)

These trainers are not required to be joined into
your team in order to objective the game but recommended for best
experience

# Bobojido Pokémon

## Starter Pokémon

You will also be presented with 3 starter Pokémon
at the intro, then making the very first battle with Lyrithya. They
follow the traditional Grass/Fire/Water types you know. They are also
the basis of which Alola Starter you will get. These are:

* Brongrass (The Grass
 Pokémon) – Evolves into Perilgrass and gains Wind as
 2nd type. Lyrithya will use Foxfire and Maribel should use
 Turtlewater and the Alola Starter you get is Litten
* Foxfire (The Fire
 Pokémon) – Evolves into Perilfire and gains Lava as 2nd
 type. Lyrithia will use Turtlewater and Maribel should use Brongrass
 and the Alola Starter you get is Popplio
* Turtlewater (The Water
 Pokémon) – Evolves into Perilwater and gains Blizzard
 as 2nd type. Lyrithia will use Brongrass and Maribel should use
 Foxfire and the Alola Starter you get is Rowlet

In addition, you will also
get a Galar Starter. It depends on your Bobojido Starter choice:

* Grookey (The Grass
 Pokémon) – Chosen when you selected Turtlewater as
 starter. Lyrithya will use Scorbunny and Maribel should use Sobble.
 Evolves into Thwackey at Level 16 and Rillaboom at Level 35
* Scorbunny (The Fire
 Pokémon) – Chosen when you select Brongrass as starter.
 Lyrithya will use Sobble and Maribel should use Grookey. Evolves
 into Raboot at Level 16 and Cinderace at Level 35
* Sobble (The Water
 Pokémon) – Chosen when you select Foxfire as starterm
 Lyrithia will use Grookey and Maribel should use Scorbunny. Evolves
 into Drizzile at Level 16 and Inteleon at Level 35

You may get multiple copies
of them by purchasing eggs at Keniora One and bring it to Keniora
Two. Afterwards, after a short time, you’ll have it. All of
them require Angle Stone to be used on these Pokémon for the
Evolution to happen. Since you can’t legitimately get an Angle
Stone before the defeat of E4 for first time, you can’t evolve
it earlier.

A Perilwater with SIAXIS
Ability can also be found via the MysteryGift. It also knows
Explosion.

## Non-Starter Pokémon

In addition, three more
Pokémon while not Starter, also have the same pattern and
these are:

* Jellery (The
 Fairy-Magic Pokémon) – Evolves into Perilly. Can be
 found in some maps
* Thandarous (The Bolt
 Pokémon) – Evolves into Perillous and gains Rock as 2nd
 type. Appears as Swarm Pokémon
* Ptobomind (The Mind
 Pokémon) – Evolves into Perilmind, gains Ghost as 2nd
 type and learns Curse no matter what level it is. Appears as Swarm
 Pokémon although its evolution can be found as a mystery gift
 which has one of the hidden abilities, Heralina

All of them require Angle
Stone to be used on these Pokémon for the Evolution to happen

# Swarm Pokémon

In Generation IV Pokémon series, you can
only find some Pokémon under special circumstances. Q.Qore
also has eighteen Swarm Pokémon in where while you can find
them in trainers, on no account will you find them normally. (Except
for a Shiny Perilmind with Heralina via MysteryGift) You must
complete Hoenn, go to the house Annuora One has and speak to the
receptionist to activate a random ones These Pokémon are:

* Quora Two – Googology at Level 2
* Swuora Two – Tangela at Level 13
* Semuora Two – Pichu at Level 16
* Semuora Three – Vulpix at Level 24
* Kenuora Three – Tauros at Level 30
* Xenuora Two – Foongus (Formerly Aipom)
 at Level 33
* Safari Zone (Outdoors) – Exeggcute (Has
 a
 chance of being an Alolan Exeggcute) at Level 25
* Xenuora Four – Pinsir at Level 40
* Annuora Two and Annuora Three – Ponyta
 at Level 52
* Keniora Two and Keniora Three – Pineco
 at Level 70
* Route 29 – Phanpy at Level 75
* Route 43 – Growlithe (Formerly Shelder)
 at Level 90
* Route 45 – Lickion at Levels 90 and 95
* Route 46 – Thandarous at Level 90
* Route 102 – Numel at Level 114
* Rubstoro Forest – Rufflet at Level 109
* Route 121 - Pachirisu at Level 119
* Route 124 – Audino at Level 120
* Lineel One – Poipole
 at Level 200
* Lineel Three – Frikimania
 (Formerly Klefki and Steelymax) at Level 225
* Lineel Five – Dedene at level 250
* Lineel Seven – Probomind at level 250

Most of them will immediately evolve after one
level is risen

# Pokémon to see

Q.Qore has the first 898 Pokémon found in
Generations I to VIII, plus the 200 1st Generation Q.Qore
Pokémon It also includes the 2nd, 3rd and
4th Generation Q.Qora Pokémon as well.

This gives a total 250 Spiecemen for use in
addition to all other Pokémon.

In the past, Generation VI, VII and VIII data
didn’t exist at all. Later Generation VI data were implemented
aside from Pokémon and Items. In addition, all Generation I to
V Pokémon were updated to their Generation VI data, including
abilites, types and movesets. However, many Generation VI moves and
abilities were unused aside from some that were implemented on Q.Qore
Pokémon as well. However, our Pokémon were conflicted
with the national dex number.

## The solution to the problem

On June 15th, 2019, Mpisto Scenes
Community announced that Generation VI Pokémon would be
implemented into Q.Qore. This was concluded on July 7th,
2019. They were implemented at numbers 850 to 921 rather than 650 to
721 but we’re not ending here. We also made our custom
numbering for Q.Qore Pokémon having it as **Qxxx**
where **xxx** is the
number of that Pokémon. For instance, Brongrass is Q001 while
Perilfire is Q008 and Sunclopios is at Q190. For Generation VI
Pokémon, we list them after Generation V Pokémon and
their number is their Internal Number minus 200. For example, Sylveon
is at number 900 defined but we display it as 700. Hawlucha is
defined at 901 but we list it as 701. Chespin, the first Generation
VI Pokémon while we defined it at number 850, it is displayed
at Dex. No 650. This change has been enforced in Pokédex,
Summary Screen page 1 as well as in Hall of Fame but not in Species
selection initially.
(We always use internal number in that case). This
was also applied to the Species Selection debug screen with a lot of
effort.

## Implementation in Q.Qore

The existing content in Q.Qore maps has been
updated to include some Generation VI Pokémon as well. If you
are curious which species will you see, we recommend you to start a
new game to see it. Other than that, some newer Q.Qore Pokémon
were also added such as Wikivoyage and some trainers have their
Pokémon levels lowered as well.

## Generation VII Pokémon in Q.Qore

This implementation happened later than the
Generation VI Pokémon. It was added in the Ι
series of Q.Qore. They’re defined at
numbers 942 to 1029. However, only a handful are used (At least most
of the standard Generation VII Pokémon such as Yungoos,
Charjabug, Torracat, Oricorio etc. have been seen in any way). Meltan
and its evolution are also available. To evolve Meltan, you must
raise its friendship to 160
(Formerly 220) or above.

### Alterations to the Pokémon

Many of these are not altered too much. Since the
only Generation VII item you may find for now is the Ice Stone,
Generation VII Pokémon do not hold any item if found in the
wild unless they hold a non-Generation VII item such as Miracle Seed
or Cleanse Tag. Cosmoem may evolve into Solgaleo in daytime or Lunala
in Nighttime. As what discussed before, Meltans will evolve into
Melmetal if it has high friendship. Last but not least, Lycanroc will
be in Dusk form during 17:00-17:59, in Night form in the night and in
Day form otherwise. No changes have been made to their learnests,
however. Later, almost every Generation VII Item has been added,
undergoing another edit on wild Pokémon items (Particularly
Seeds)

### Implementation in Q.Qore

Before its official addition, the moves Revelation
Dance and Burn up as well as mentions of Comfey and Shiinotic
appeared. After their addition, wild encounters could have them and
rare spawns were edited a bit by allowing up to 6 Pokémon to
be defined rather than 4. In addition, Komala, since it appears in
rare spawns, it cannot be legitimately be obtained without completing
Johto. Because of this, you cannot enter for first time in Hall of
Fame with a Komala in your party.

Before the logo change, you couldn’t find
these Pokémon in standard trainer battles. After that event,
you may find them, including on Elite four members (Even from the
very first battle with them)

Like the Generation VI data addition, ordinal
Pokémon have Generation VII learnests as well (Their base
stats and earlier moves have been updated to match Generation VII
moments before the addition of them)

## Generation VIII Pokémon in Q.Qore

Moments before the release of Pokémon Sword
and Shield, work had been done in order to have most new moves and
abilities working. They’re defined at numbers 1050-1130. Most
of them should be able to be seen.

### Alterations to the Pokémon

Much like Generation VII Pokémon, fewer
alterations have been made. For example, Applin family may hold one
of its signature items, the Sweet or Tart Apple. Sinistea family have
some chance of having a Cracked Pot held. Milcery evolves into
Alcremie using Shiny Stone (And its form is randomly chosen).
Galarian Farfetch’d evolves into Sirfetch’d at Level 30
and Galarian Yamask evolves into Runerigus using the same way of
evolving a Yamask into Cofagrigus.

### Implementation in Q.Qore

Before its official addition, some of the
abilities were demonstrated on some Q.Qore Pokémon (And has
been that way since).

Initially, Generation VIII Pokémon were
only available through wild battles. Later, it has been added to
Trainers as well. Moreover, Gym leaders and Elite Four members were
also had their team overhauled in order to take advantage of Pokémon
of every generation as well as Q.Qore ones

Unlike the Generation VII data addition, ordinal
Pokémon prior to Generation VIII still use Generation VII
learnests for undisclosed reasons, mostly due to lack of some moves
and not having all Pokémon with Generation VIII learnests.
This does not include Galarian forms (Those use Generation VIII
learnests as these forms weren’t existed in Generation VII)

### Isle of Armor Implementation in Q.Qore

In addition, Qora Qore/Qortex Essentials also
features the Isle of Armor packaged in it. This includes Galarian
Slowpoke and Slowbro, Kubfu, Urshifu (Except G-Max), Zarude (Except
Dada forme) and every move that includes. Tutor Isle of Armor moves
can be taught at Isle of Termor in Xeniora Eins (Beating Erwin for
2nd time required for access)

### The Crown Tundra Implementation in Q.Qore

Likewise, Qora Qore/Qortex Essentials also
features Crown Tundra packaged in it. This includes almost everything
about it, including the new Regis and the Calyrex Pokémon in
it. Galarian forms of Slowking and Gen1 Legendary birds also exist.

## Banned Trainer Types

The following trainer types cannot contain
Generation VI+ Pokémon in their teams:

* SIX Battlers (Only Pokémon from
 Generations I to V and Q.Qore Pokémon are allowed)
* Team Rocket Grunts (Except Pokémon
 from Obstagoon to Runerigus and Sylveon)

In any other trainer types, Generation VI+ Pokémon
may be included in their teams and they may be combined with Q.Qore
Pokémon as well (Such as Goodra with Smile, Frikiplus with
Decidueye or Centiskorch with Wikimania). This means that
combinations like Decidueye with Wikipedia, Toxapex with Perilgrass,
Pikipek with Vodafone or Rilaboom with Wikibooks are possible as
well.

## Early Adaptions

Before the addition of them, the companion Q.Qore
II had all 809 Pokémon. However, adventure wasn’t
started at all until the addition of Generation VI Pokémon in
Q.Qore I. Since Q.Qore II had no Q.Qore Pokémon, Generation
VII Pokémon were used as substitutes. However, this is no
longer true since Q.Qore Pokémon were also seen with
Generation VII Pokémon (i.e. Mega Channel with Toucannon or
0-6 with Oricorio or Alpha TV and Passimian). Since both Generation
VI and VII Pokémon were successful into the 2nd
Q.Qore, they were implemented into the 1st one as well,
with the 2nd Q.Qore being deprecated eventually.

# Pokémon Types

There’re 38
regular types and 3 special types (???, Shadow and
Robot) in the game programmed, all of them used. You span the ordinal
types up to Fairy, plus every FLINT type except Robotnik. Here you
will find some notes about some types. All of them are
weak/resistant/immune to at least one type

## Flee

Ghost, Doom, Sun and Moon Pokémon have the
ability to escape no matter their speed is. Moves such as Mean look,
Block and others won’t work on these Pokémon

## Aroma Veil

Herb and Mind Pokémon implement on
themselves the Aroma Veil ability which prohibits moves such as
Taunt, Khleri, Torment, Disable etc. on these Pokémon. All
others can acquire this behavior with **Aroma Veil**
ability

## Lessen HP

Herb and Chlorophyll Pokémon lose as half
HP as they should on every end-of-round damages (Except Trapping
moves). This applies to bad Poison as well

## Weather Immunity

Doom and Moon Pokémon have immunity to both
Sandstorm and Hailstorm. Pokémon with **Overcoat**
ability as well as **Magic Guard**
and **Super Clear Body**
abilities are also immune to both weathers.

Ground, Steel and Rock Pokémon have
immunity to Sandstorm only

Ice, Magic, Sharpener and Chlorophyll Pokémon
have immunity to Hailstorm only

## Health Improve

Sun Pokémon will always regain some HP
during both Sunlights.

During both rain weathers, every Pokémon
with Rain Dish ability stimulate similar effect

During both sunny weathers, every Pokémon
with Pastry Sun ability also stimulates similar effect

## Immune to self-faint

Some moves such as Explosion and Memento can cause
the user to faint. Every Pokémon with Chlorophyll or Glimse
type can use such moves without causing self to faint (Except Healing
Wish and Lunar Dance). Similar thing can be stimulated if a Pokémon
holds a Genie Ball

**Anti-Mento**
ability stimulates similar effect but it is limited to Memento, Super
Memento and Harash Lickmento moves only

**SIAXIS**
ability also does the same thing but unlike Chlorophyll or
Glimse Pokémon, the
use of Healing Wish and Lunar Dance moves are prohibited from such
Pokémon.

## Hit Endurance

Pokémon with Mind type cannot be destroyed
in a single hit with full HP. They’re also immune to OHKO moves
such as Gullitone, Horn Drill and Sweet Soda. The same effect is
applied to Pokémon with Sturdy Ability. Also this effect is
also achievable with the Endure move but works at anytime that effect
is on

## Romance Immunity

Pokémon with Cute Charm ability or with the
use of Attract move can make the Pokémon feel in love. Such
things are prohibited against a Sharpener-type Pokémon unless
it has the **Anti-Sharpness**
ability. This prohibition also applies to Pokémon with
**Oblivious** ability
minus the **Anti-Sharpness**
ability effect. This prohibition also applies to **Captivate**
and **Karbonite** moves
as well.

## Transformation Immunity

Imposter ability makes the Pokémon
transform into an opponent when it enters. Heralina does the same but
only if it makes contact. Ferfatina has the inverse effect of
Heralina. Transform move can do similar effect. While Cinament is in
effect, this thing is blocked entirely. Alonely ability can do it but
only for that Pokémon that have the ability. These Pokémon
have Alonely as ability:

* SBC (Dawn Stone) – as 2nd
 Ability
* LG – as Hidden Ability

Pokémon with
ΚΟΥΛΟΥΝΔΙΝ as ability are also immune to
Transform. Both ΚΟΥΛΟΥΝΔΙΝ have that
ability.

If the Pokémon
tries to transform into a target that holds a Pastel Card, target’s
Pastel Card will force the user to lower its defense by 1 stage and
cancel the transform. Then, the target will be protected against
future transforms and its Pastel Card gets consumed as well.
Protection against future transforms can be Baton Passed as well,
giving more protection over this situation. A similar effect is done
through another item, namely the Placten Card. However, this also
blocks the user from transforming into any other targets which can be
Baton Passed

# Game Options

Q.Qore consists of many options you can find/

Those are split
into four sections. **Bolded**
ones require a game restart. *Italic*
ones are only available in VR Corendo. Underlined
ones are only available in RGSS XP

## General Settings

* Night Style

	+ Sets the styling
	 of Day/Night tinting. 0 is Classic, 1 is Linear, 2 is Lunar
	 (Default) and 3 is Cubic. Tintings come from Essentials 17
* **Debugger**

	+ Enables or
	 Disables Debugging features
* Running Key

	+ Sets the way
	 running is activated (Hold requires the Z button to be held in
	 order to run)
* Text Entry

	+ Sets the way you
	 type text. Choice between Cursor as in the official games or
	 Keyboard
* Input Language

	+ Sets the charset
	 in the naming dialog (Cursor Mode). Choice between Latin, Greek and
	 Cyrillic
* Temperature
 Display

	+ Sets the way
	 Temperature is shown on the Advanced Information section of the
	 Summary Screen. Choice between Celsius and Fahrenheit .
* Trophy
 Notifications

	+ When set to off,
	 no notifications about an awarded trophy will appear
* *Game
 Notifications*

	+ When set to on , all notifications will appear. When set to Some,
	 only progressive notifications (Such as when evolving specific
	 species or playing for a specific amount of time) will appear but
	 not non-progressive (Such as when a new release came out). When set
	 to off, no notification will appear. This is by default set to **Some**
	 and does not disable trophy notifications

## Sound Settings

* BGM Volume

	+ Controls BGM
	 playback volume
* SE Volume

	+ Controls SFX
	 playback volume
* Juckbox BGM Rate

	+ Controls pitch
	 on playback casted by the Juckbox Pokégear feature
* Cry Style

	+ Sets Pokémon
	 Cry Style. Choice between Classic and Modern and starts with Modern
	 Cries by default

## Battle Settings

* Battle
 Effects

	+ When
	 set to Off, no battle animations will be shown
* Wild
 Battle Mode

	+ When
	 set to double, all wild battles will be forced to double
* Battle
 Style

	+ When
	 set to Switch, it allows you to switch to another Pokémon on
	 trainer battles when defating a Pokémon. When set to Set, it
	 won’t prompt you to switch to another Pokémon if you
	 wish when defating a Trainer’s Pokémon
* **Battle
 Mechanics**

	+ When
	 set to Generation V, it uses mechanics found in Generation V games.
	 When set to NextGen, it uses mechanics found in the latest
	 Generation of Pokémon Games (Whichever is latest)
* New
 Generation 6 Pokémon Style

	+ This
	 is inteded as a transition point between the Original Gen6 and the
	 revamped Gen6 sprites. Set this to off to disable them. New games
	 have this setting enabled by default.

## Display Settings

* *FSAA*

	+ Sets
	 antialiasing method of the graphics. Choice between Off, 2x, 4x,
	 8x, 12x or 16x
* Text
 Skin

	+ Sets
	 the windowskin graphics to be used in the game
* Dex
 Icon Type Stye

	+ When
	 set to Force 1-Color, all icons will be single-colored
* Cartidge
 Style

	+ Sets
	 style of All Icon graphics (Except Move Category ones)
* Screen
 Border

	+ When
	 set to on, it shows a decorative border
* Screen
 Size

	+ Sets
	 screen size. Choice between 4 sizes and Full Screen (The fifth
	 size)
* Full
 Screen Border Crop

	+ When
	 set to on, border will be cropped, enabling larger graphics on Full
	 Screen mode with screen border enabled
* Screen
 Border Graphic

	+ On
	 RGSS XP, it sets the decorative border graphic. On VR Corendo, it
	 sets the pillarboxed area graphic.
* ***Enchanted
 Graphics***

	+ When
	 set to on, Corendo’s algorythm for better pixel graphics
	 applies. Requires a game restart and does not apply to graphics
	 that begin with **+**.