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Bayley's Golem

**Bayley's Golem** (Japanese: **ベイリーのゴローニャ** *Beiri's Golonya*) is the third Pokémon that Bayley captured during her journey. Golem was initially Brock's Pokémon, but was given to Bayley for her protection.

## **History**

### **Two Years Later**

Following Agatha's assault on Celadon City through her Gastly, Bayley decided to train herself under Robyn Oak's tutelage, and before departing with Robyn, Bayley was given Golem, as a Graveler, and Omanyte by Brock and Misty, respectively.

Due to Bayley's lack of Badges, both Graveler and Omanyte refused to obey her, and actually went as far as attacking and chasing after her. However, overtime, both Graveler and Omanyte began to respect Bayley and started following her commands by the time of the battle against the Team Rocket Elite Trio at the S.S. Anne, where Graveler saved Bayley from pushed off the ship by catching her mid-air.

In the final battle against Lance, after Bayley had lost the Pokédex, Graveler evolves into a Golem to gain more power its species isn't supposed to evolve without a trade (a fact that Blaine contemplates while holding her Poké Balls). He then assisted in defeating Lance's team in a combined attack with his teammates.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Golem was initially hostile towards Bayley due to the fact as a Pokémon given to her by a more experienced Trainer, and Bayley's lack of Badges, and disobeyed her, and even went as far as chasing, and attacking Bayley, when she insisted on training with him.

However, Golem slowly came around Bayley and began to respect her, which was confirmed when he saved Bayley from falling off the sinking S.S. Anne without Bayley commanding him to save her.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Key Stone

A **Key Stone** (キーストーン, *Key Stone*) is a stone that acts as a medium between a Pokémon Trainer and a Pokémon holding a Mega Stone in order to make them Mega Evolve. A Key Stone is typically embedded in a personal accessory. When the Key Stone is activated, the Pokémon's corresponding Mega Stone reacts to it, starting the process.

A Key Stone can be inserted in various objects so that it can be kept on the owner's person. Many characters use different objects to hold their Key Stones.
Sage

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**Sage** (Japanese: **サジュ**, *Sage*) is an aura guardian in training from a distant land. He currently travels in order to acquire and investigate lost teachings of aura.
Pokemon Spirit and Ghost

**End date** | On-going

Pokemon Version Spirit and Ghost is a Pokemon Fanon following the journey of Rhys, a Pokemon Trainer who has the ability to communicate with Ghost Pokemon on a different level than the normal human.

## Story

Rhys and Duskull begin to see the shadow of the Pokemon World, places in the world that are much stranger than the norm. Because of his extra form of communication with Ghosts. With his small amount of fame, however, he also drew the attention of local pokemon trainers. Not only does he investigate mysterious happenings in the region around him, he must also deal with pokemon and trainers around him wanting to make a name for themselves.

## Volumes

Spirit of Mystery

Ghost of the Core

## Characters

### Rhys

Our protagonist for Spirit and Ghost, he is a trainer who travels around with Duskull in order to help the region with a strange phenomenon of ghost pokemon appearing in unusual places that they had never been seen before. Their behavior is especially weird, and can sometimes be very dangerous.

### Alexia Bradley

Alex is an assistant to Professor Pear, but she is also something of a vigilante that bent on demolishing the group known as the AllSeers. She met Rhys when she rode her large motorcycle in and assisted him in thwarting their robbery. She is an eevee trainer, and she is also one of the bravest souls that Rhys has ever met.

### Jena Ray

Jena is an Electric type Pokemon trainer who is on the lookout for fire types as well. She started her journey from Vermilion City, having Electric Types all around her as she grew up. With her Pikachu that she was given when she was 12, she went out to explore the vast land of Kanto, and somehow met Rhys as she was battling a Biker.

### Professor Pear

The Pokemon Expert of Alto Region. As soon as she met Rhys, she knew there was something very different about him. Because of this, she felt that maybe he could help Alto in its time of great crisis. Because of this, she intended to help him in anyway she could in hopes to at least bring the area to a better overall state.
Fuyumi

**Fuyumi** is an everyday excited young girl, hailing from Postwick in the Galar. Fuyumi was born the child of the local town Pokémon Professor and the retired Pokémon champion galar making her the star of the town while growing up she would hear stories of fantastical adventures and of wondrous Pokémon her parents, which would always amaze and drive he curiosity of the world. This drive later developed into a goal one in which she goes on to both prove herself and to learn more about the wondrous world around her. Now she's ready to go on an adventure of her own joined by her closest childhood friend Hayden to the arena challenge.

## Trivia

* Hayden was created on January 11th, 2023.
Reputation Points

**Reputation Points** are units that can be exchanged for various things on the *Bulba Fanon*. They are earned through activity, and by completing a variety of "milestones". Think of this as the "reward shop".

Below is a list of what can be redeemed by exchanging your reputation points.

**Please, always check the notices and notes sections of this page**.

## Quick Notices

1. To collect points, always apply in the Forum in one way or another.
2. Similarly, to spend points, always use the Forum to voice it.
3. Points are not exchanged between users. Exceptions are rare.
4. Spent points can not be given back normally. Exceptions are rare.
5. Only Admins can confirm point collection and spending.
6. Only those, be them abilities and such, proved to have been settled before the system are grandfathered.
7. Buying an ability or so does not mean you can assign it as many times as you want, each time, points must be spent.

## Reward Shop

 Mega Ring
 Mega Stone
 Gym Leader Position
 Elite 4 Position
 Legendary Pokémon Encounter
 Legendary Pokémon Capture
Leroy's Lucario

**Leroy's Lucario** (Japanese: **リロイのルカリオ** *Riroi's Lucario*) is the only known Pokémon that Leroy is known to possess.

## **New Era**

### **Sinnoh**

When Dwayne traveled to Iron Island after being contacted by Vito, he found the local Steel-type Pokémon fighting brutally against each other and the other Pokémon on the island. When a crazed Aggron attacked Dwayne, Leroy stepped in and had Lucario attack it with Close Combat. Despite being a Steel-type as well, Lucario wasn't affected like the others of its type due to its strong aura.

Leroy informed Dwayne that like his Lucario, he could use Aura. Together, they found the source of the problem: A machine operated under Mars's command that was using the Spear Key to create low frequency waves which tortured the Steel-type Pokémon. Lucario attempted to read the Aura coming out of the machine, but at that time, Mars placed the Spear Key into a pillar at the ruins the squadron was excavating. The beam that launched out of the pillar's tip overwhelmed Lucario and caused it to rebel against Leroy, and briefly battled against Dwayne's Lopunny when the latter attempted to stop him.

Even then, however, Lucario wasn't completely under the machine's influence and tried to destroy the machine, but couldn't do it. Dwayne managed to finish the job and destroy the machine, and Lucario and the other Steel-type Pokémon were brought back to their senses. When Mars realized her plan was shot, she fled and attempted to blow up Iron Island with bombs, but her efforts were thwarted when both Leroy and Lucario used their Auras to contain the blast and send it flying. After the crisis was dealt with, Leroy and Dwayne parted ways, with Lucario receiving a kiss on the cheek from Dwayne's Lopunny, which left the Aura Pokémon flustered and embarassed.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Lucario is a strong-willed and obedient Pokémon. Aside from his obedient nature, Lucario also genuinely shows concern for his fellow Steel-type Pokémon at Iron Island, as well as anyone else who became endangered during the wild Pokémon's rampages, such as when Lucario saved Dwayne from a crazed Aggron.

Lucario's determination to protect Iron Island was so strong, that even after being affected by Team Galactic's frequency waves that were the source of the Steel-type Pokémon's rampages, Lucario was still determined in stopping the machine, using its increased power and lack of moral sense to attack Mars in an attempt to destroy the machine, albeit unsuccessfully.

Despite his cool exterior, Lucario is not above showing whenever he feels strong emotions, such as when Dwayne's Lopunny kissed him on the cheek for saving the island from being destroyed, Lucario was heavily blushing and was clearly embarassed by it.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Lazuli's Froslass

**Lazuli's Froslass** (Japanese: **ラズリのユキメノコ** *Razuri's Yukimenoko*) is one of the Pokémon that Lazuli captured during her Sinnoh journey.

## **New Era**

### **Sinnoh**

Froslass was selected by Lazuli as her fifth Pokémon against Dwayne during their battle at the finals of the Lily of the Valley Conference, being paired up against Dwayne's Gardevoir. Lazuli starts things off by having Froslass use Hail, and a thick cold mist soon surrounds the entire battlefield. Froslass begins fading in and out of view, preventing Gardevoir from following her movements. Dwayne realizes that Froslass's Snow Cloak Ability has been activated. Gardevoir tries to get an idea on where Froslass is but to no avail, and things become more urgent when Gardevoir starts to take damage from the Hail. Dwayne commands a Moonblast, and Gardevoir tries to hit Froslass, however, the Hail severely restricts the attack and she doesn't even get close to her target. Lazuli commands Froslass to use Ice Shard, which scores a direct hit against Gardevoir.

As Moonblast isn't working, Dwayne tells Gardevoir to use Shadow Ball, however Froslass still manages to dodge the attack. Froslass uses Ice Shard, and Dwayne tells Gardevoir to use Shadow Ball as a shield, blocking the Ice Shard, before launching it towards Froslass and finally lands an attack, sending her flying into the ground and suffering major damage from the super-effective hit. Hail finally subsides, leaving Froslass with nowhere to hide. Lazuli orders an Ice Beam which hits Gardevoir. Lazuli tells Froslass to use Ice Shard again, but Gardevoir uses Teleport to appear behind Froslass before she can even release the Ice Shard. Gardevoir then scores a point-blank hit with Shadow Ball, and Froslass is left unable to battle, thus leaving Lazuli with just two Pokémon.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Froslass is graceful, with her movements being swift and elegant, and always displaying a cool demeanor even at the heat of battle.

Her battling strategy relies on her usage of her Snow Cloak Ability and rapid-fire attacks that leave her opponent without any time to either respond or react to her moves, and Froslass displays her superiority by laughing rather arrogantly whenever her opponents are weakened.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Burst

**User(s)** | Nail

**Burst** (バースト, *Burst*) is a special technique that allows a human to combine with a Pokémon, gaining its powers and immunities while increasing the user's physical and defensive strengths. Those who can use Burst are known as **Burst Warriors** (Japanese: バースト戦士).

## Overview

In order for one to perform Burst, they will need a special item known as a Burst Heart (Japanese: Ｂハート). The Burst Heart is a small, pocket sized jewel that actually holds a Pokémon inside of it, sealed so that its power can be used by anyone wishing to fuse with it. The Burst Heart can be compared to a Poké Ball in that it holds a Pokémon inside, but is also different due to the fact that it doesn't store a Pokémon to be released for later use. If a Burst Heart is broken, the Pokémon inside will be freed. It is not known how a Burst Heart is made, but Artificial Burst Hearts (Japanese: 人工 Ｂハート) have been created by Great Gavel.

Once Burst is activated, the user will have their physical traits increased greatly. Whatever abilities the user will get depends on the type of Pokémon used to combine; for example, a Ground-type Pokémon will make the user immune to Electric attacks. It is stated that in order to use Burst, one must go through rigorous training or else their life will be in danger if they attempt it.

It is shown that a person can actually be sent inside of their Burst Heart in order to better connect with the Pokémon inside. In Ryouga's Burst Heart, an entire field can be seen inside and a large area where his Zekrom is being held. Once he arrives to this spot, a key takes the form of a young gatekeeper boy to test him and see if he's worthy enough of seeing Zekrom. Once Ryouga passes the test, the boy turns back into his true form—a key—and allows him to see Zekrom.

It is later revealed that a Burst Heart—like the Pokémon they contain—can become stronger as they get involved in more battles. This allows the Burst itself to become stronger at the same time as the Burst Warrior. Evolution still applies to Bursts; if a Pokémon inside of a Burst Heart evolves, so does the Burst of the user.

## Compass of Light

The Compass of Light (Japanese: 光の羅針盤) is a large crystal-like object that has the ability to search out Burst Hearts. Once a Burst Heart is put inside one of its six grooves, it will emit a beam of light that will seek out any other Burst Heart in the vicinity. The more Burst Hearts that are nearby, the more beams of light will seek them out. Also, the thicker the beam is, the stronger the person that possesses the Burst Heart is.

According to Hariru, if the "six original Burst Hearts" are put inside of the grooves, then Ryouga will be able to find the person he has been searching for, Arcades. Once the Burst Hearts are inserted, the Compass begins floating and then speeds off to its destination.

## Trivia

* The technique was first introduced in the Pokémon RéBURST manga.
Gwendolyn's Gallade

**Gwendolyn's Gallade** (Japanese: **グエンドリンのエルレイド** *Guendorin's Erureido*) is the fourth Pokémon that Gwendolyn captured after embarking on her journey, and her eighth overall.

## **History**

### **Meteor Threat**

Sometime after the crisis at the Battle Frontier, Gwendolyn captured Gallade while he was still a Kirlia. Kirlia first appeared in a sparring battle against Jethro's Gardevoir as Gwendolyn wanted Kirlia to evolve into Gardevoir too. However, during the training, Gwendolyn accidentally kicked up a Dawn Stone, which landed on Kirlia, causing him to evolve into Gallade instead.

Gallade was used alongside Gardevoir on top of Rayquaza to try and battle Zinnia. Though Gardevoir used Misty Terrain to halve the damage from Zinnia's Salamence's attack, Gardevoir and Gallade are attacked by a Noivern that was assisting Zinnia. Noivern's Boomburst overpowers Gardevoir's Moonblast and Gallade's Signal Beam, and hits the duo, knocking them out in the process.

Sometime later, Gallade was given a Galladite, and was used to battle Gardevoir again after Jethro was attacked by Gwendolyn due to a misunderstanding. When Gwendolyn had Gallade Mega Evolve into Mega Gallade, Jethro retaliated by having Gardevoir Mega Evolve into Mega Gardevoir, and the two battled until Jethro explained himself to Gwendolyn.

## **New Era**

### **Hoenn Again**

Donphan was selected as Gwendolyn's second Pokémon during her Petalburg Gym battle against Dwayne, facing off against his Combusken. Dodging Combusken's Flamethrower, Gallade knocks Combusken out with a single Psycho Cut. With Combusken down, Dwayne sends Corphish back into the arena. Gallade dodges a Bubble Beam from Corphish and attacks with Signal Beam. Corphish blocks the attack with Bubble Beam but is hit with a surprise follow-up Close Combat. Sizing up Gallade, Dwayne suddenly comes up with a plan. He orders Corphish to use Vise Grip, dodging a Signal Beam from Gallade. As Corphish closes the distance, Gwendolyn orders Gallade to use Close Combat, but is surprised when Dwayne tells Corphish to switch over to Aqua Jet, and Corphish suddenly speeds towards Gallade with amazing speed, striking it before Gallade can attack. Seizing the opportunity, Corphish attacks with a follow-up Crabhammer, knocking Gallade out. However the effort is too much for Corphish and he passes out as well, resulting in a double KO.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Gallade seems a very feisty Pokémon, always enjoying battling against Jethro's Gardevoir, wanting to test its own limits and abilities. When not battling, Gallade is very reserved and quiet, and only showcases strong emotions when battling against others.

Aside from his gigantic love for battling, Gallade also seems very romantic, as it quickly gained a crush on Jethro's Gardevoir after their battle, and despite trying to hide it, always blushed and became shy around her, although Gallade always reverted to its normal-self when battling against her.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Josie's Sableye

**Josie's Sableye** (Japanese: **ジョシーのヤミラミ** *Joshi's Yamirami*) is the first Pokémon that Josie was known to have.

## **New Era**

### **Hoenn Again**

Sableye was first seen during Josie's one-on-one battle against Dwayne's Corphish at Dewford Island. Dwayne has Corphish use Crabhammer and Sableye uses Detect to dodge. Josie then calls for a Power Gem, though Corphish manoeuvres himself out of the way, and dodges a follow-up Shadow Claw. Corphish prepares to land a Vise Grip when Brawly arrives on the scene. Josie is particularly nervous to see Brawly and recalls her Sableye. Brawly informs everyone that a hurricane is due to hit the area and calls for them to find a safer spot to evacuate to.

The next day, Josie and Dwayne have their rematch, again pitting Sableye against Corphish. Josie makes the first move, with her Sableye preparing to land a Knock Off. Dwayne orders Corphish to use Iron Defense, protecting himself from Sableye's attack, and retaliates with Crabhammer. However, Sableye surprisingly evades the attack and uses Power Gem, which Corphish takes head-on without significant damage. Dwayne orders a follow-up Bubble Beam, but Sableye leaps to the left. Dwayne urges Corphish to stay put as Sableye rushes in for a Shadow Claw. Corphish makes a sudden leap before knocking Sableye out with a direct Crabhammer.

During Josie's Full Battle against Raven at the Ever Grande Conference, Sableye was chosen as her sixth and final remaining Pokémon to battle against Raven's Cinderace. Sableye starts off with a Power Gem, and Cinderace tries to dodge, but Sableye manages to land a glancing blow on him. Sableye then follows up with Shadow Claw, but Cinderace overpowers him with a Pyro Ball. Cinderace prepares to use another Pyro Ball, and Josie has Sableye use Water Pulse, but despite the type advantage the move had, it ends up getting overpowered again and Pyro Ball lands a direct hit.

Cinderace then leaps high up in the sky and rains down with a ferocious Blaze Kick, and Josie desperately commands Sableye to use Payback. Both attacks clash with one another, causing a giant explosion that covers the entire arena. The battlefield is covered with smoke as everyone is desperate to see what happened. Eventually, the smoke clears and reveals that Sableye has gone down, but not without taking Cinderace down with him. However, because Josie no Pokémon able to continue, Raven is declared the winner by default.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Sableye seems to share Josie's fighting spirit, seen when Sableye and Josie performed a quick warm-up before their battle against Dwayne, with Sableye mimicking Josie's antics.

Sableye is Josie's most trusted Pokémon, and his power was showcased during Josie's Full Battle against Raven at the Ever Grande Conference, where Sableye became only the second member in her entire team to cause any visible damage to Raven's Cinderace, and was ultimately able to take the Striker Pokémon down with him in a double knockout.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Lazuli's Weavile

**Lazuli's Weavile** (Japanese: **ラズリのマニューラ** *Razuri's Manyula*) is one of the Pokémon that Lazuli captured during her journey in Hoenn.

## **New Era**

### **Sinnoh**

Weavile during Lazuli's battle against Cynthia's Garchomp at Amity Square. She commands for Weavile to use Blizzard, and despite being a super-effective hit, it does not faze Garchomp at all. Garchomp then uses Dragon Rush, which causes Weavile to freeze instead of trying to dodge. Lazuli tells Weavile to use Ice Beam. However, Garchomp is able to dodge the attack twice and slams itself into Weavile, knocking it out cold.

Weavile later helped Lazuli capture a Gliscor that she gained an interest in, and despite failing at first, Weavile worked together with Electabuzz to defeat and capture the wild Gliscor.

During Lazuli's Full Battle against Dwayne at Lake Acuity, Weavile was chosen as Lazuli's second Pokémon to battle against Dwayne's Crobat. Dwayne tells Crobat to begin with Air Slash. Crobat gets the hit in, and Lazuli then has Weavile use Swords Dance. Dwayne calls for a Supersonic, and Lazuli counters this by ordering Blizzard. The Ice-type move hits Crobat hard, and Lazuli then has Weavile follow up with Metal Claw. Crobat flies low and Weavile jumps onto his back. Weavile then slashes Crobat's back and jumps off as the Bat Pokémon crashes to the ground. Lazuli orders Weavile to go after Crobat with another Metal Claw, and Dwayne has Crobat use Cross Poison. Crobat and Weavile trade blows, but Crobat is able to gain the advantage and sends Weavile flying. Crobat maintains the assault, and Lazuli orders a Blizzard while Dwayne calls for Brave Bird. Crobat flies out of range of the Blizzard and scores a direct hit with Brave Bird. Although Crobat suffers from the recoil, Weavile comes out of it far worse off and, despite its efforts, collapses to the ground unable to battle.

Weavile appeared again shortly after Lazuli's elimination from the Lily of the Valley Conference, when he, and along with the other Pokémon left behind, were informed of her loss by Rollins.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Weavile is a very reliable Pokémon, being often used as Lazuli's backup for whenever she gets in a pinch. However, Weavile can showcase fear whenever he finds himself battling against an opponent whose power greatly outmatches his own, seen when Weavile froze in place as Cynthia's Garchomp showed zero damage from his attacks and dashed towards him.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Future Edge's Regirock

**Future Edge's Regirock** (Japanese: **未来のえっじのレジロック** *Mirai no Etsuji's Regirock*) is a Legendary Pokémon that Future Edge owns, and the first Pokémon he was shown to have.

## **History**

### **Time War**

When Edge, Johto, and Sinnoh were transported to his timeline by Celebi, Regirock was summoned by Future Edge to wipe out the guards that were surrounding them with Muk, Cloyster, Munchlax and Sunflora, with Regirock knocking them all out with Earthquake, and gets subsequently recalled.

After the multiverse was "rebooted" by Celebi and Sinnoh, Regirock gets summoned to battle alongside Darkrai against Shawn's Glalie after they begin recruting their allies once again. Darkrai and Regirock use Dark Void and Hyper Beam, respectively, but Glalie blocks both attacks with Protect. Deeming Future Edge too powerful, Shawn retreats, having Glalie use Ice Beam as a parting shot, and a distraction, allowing Shawn to successfully escape, leaving Glalie behind to deal with his enemies. However, Darkrai defeats Glalie with Focus Blast.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Regirock is completely obedient to his Trainer, and his overwhelming physical power proves extremely useful against numerous opponents at once, seen when Regirock wiped out an entire platoon of Pokémon with a single attack without any effort whatsoever. It is also a good team player, battling alongside Darkrai flawlessly against Shawn's Glalie.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Lazuli's Rhydon

**Lazuli's Rhydon** (Japanese: **ラズリのサイドン** *Razuri's Sidon*) is one of the Pokémon that Lazuli captured during her Sinnoh journey.

## **New Era**

### **Sinnoh**

Rhydon first appeared during Lazuli's battle against Brandon, where he was paired up against Registeel. Registeel fires Flash Cannon, which hits Rhydon squarely in the face, but Rhydon uses Earth Power, with Brandon showing some surprise of how Rhydon recovered), to score a direct before before launching into Horn Drill. However, Registeel dodges, although it quickly suffers a direct a hit from Rhydon's Earthquake before using Iron Head to knock it out.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Rhydon is a very powerful Pokémon, being able to damage and momentarily stumble Brandon's Registeel during their match at the Battle Pyramid.

His endurance is also quite strong, withstanding Registeel's Flash Cannon despite taking the hit directly on his face, and Brandon himself was surprised as how quickly Rhydon recovered from the attack.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Future Edge's Latias

**Future Edge's Latias** (Japanese: **未来のえっじのラティアス** *Mirai no Etsuji's Latias*) is a Legendary Pokémon that Future Edge owns, and his second overall.

## **History**

### **Time War**

After Future Edge's Regirock uses Earthquake to take out the rebels that were surrouding Edge, Johto and Sinnoh, Latias swoops down and rescues them to prevent them from affected by the move.

During the battle against Giovanni and his minions, Latias prevents Shawn from exacting revenge on Giovanni for betraying him, and re-joins the battle afterwards, using many attacks against her opponents from the sky while simultaneously protecting her comrades from other attacks.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Latias is a very docile and gentle Pokémon. She has great affection for her Trainer, Future Edge, with the latter attributing to the fact that Latias developed a crush on him. Latias's affection towards him also extends to his alternate younger self, as she nuzzles him just moments after meeting him for the first time.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Kanto (HBH)

**Kanto** (Japanese: **カントー** *Kanto*) is a member of a long family of siblings, with Kanto being the oldest. Centuries later, Kanto would have an entire region named after him, with his fellow siblings also having regions named after them. Kanto was the mastermind behind the concept of Pokémon battling, and was credited by his family as the world's very-first Pokémon Trainer.

## **History**

### **Time War**

Kanto, along with his brother Hoenn, was summoned by Celebi into Future Edge's timeline, where they joined their siblings Johto and Sinnoh, and an alternate younger version of Edge, into their army to battle against Giovanni's group to prevent them from dominating the multiverse. After being filled in on the details, Kanto set out alongside his allies to battle Giovanni.

As Kanto and the others arrive, they find themselves in a staredown with Giovanni's forces, with Giovanni commending Future Edge on following his footsteps of gathering allies from alternate worlds, but Future Edge rebuffs his comments, and vows to bring him down once and for all. Giovanni scoffs his confidence and says that with the power of alternate worlds, no one could stop him. Giovanni introduces his allies one-by-one: Shawn, Brianne, Leonel, Valkyrie, and Lightning. Everyone prepares for battle as Shawn summons his Shiny Golurk, Brianne summons her Luxray, Leonel summons his Abomasnow, Valkyrie summons her Shiny Entei and Lightning summons his Eelektross. To combat, Future Edge summons Latias, Edge summons Venusaur, Johto summons Ho-Oh, Kanto summons Zoroark, and Hoenn summons Regigigas.

As the battle rages on, Giovanni unleashes his Time Bomb, which erases all timelines, and Trainers, from existence, Kanto included. However, through the efforts of Sinnoh (who was the sole survivor of the blast) and Celebi, Kanto and their allies were restored back to life, and ultimately managed to defeat Giovanni. With the crisis over, Kanto and his siblings were returned to their time period.

## **Character**

Kanto is shown to be a man who fights passionately for his beliefs, even when others tell him to give up. Deeming a Pokémon's strength as useful, Kanto spent years creating the concept of a Pokémon Trainer, believing that Pokémon and humans could fight together as one, and finally fulfilled this dream when his brother Johto created the very first Poké Ball, allowing Kanto to battle with Pokémon together.

Out of all of his siblings, Kanto is the most hot-headed and irrational, although his siblings remark that Kanto's loss of temper only applied when his loved ones were endangered. Kanto shows great affection for his family, but nonetheless seems a very solitary person, preferring to travel around the world alone with his Pokémon, rather than being with his siblings. Despite his solitary personality, Kanto still joins his family whenever danger arises, such as the battle against Giovanni.

## **Pokémon**

### **On Hand**

Zoroark's known moves are Dark Pulse, Night Slash and Extrasensory.
Mega Stone

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Mega Stone (Japanese: メガストーン Mega Sutōn) are evolutionary stones that allow certain Pokémon to reach their final form for one-evolution families and second/true final form for two-evolution/branch-evolution families.

Each Mega Stone has a "-ite" or "-nite" on the end of it preceded by the related Pokemon's name (Example: Lucario's Mega Stone is called Lucario-"nite", Blaziken's Mega Stone is Blaziken-"ite").

Certain Pokémon will be able to evolve into a Mega form with the use of a Mega Stone, a held object. However this evolution will devolve into to their pre-evolved form at the end of the battle.
Roberta's Granbull

**Roberta's Granbull** (Japanese: **ロバータのグランブル** *Robata's Granbulu*) is a Pokémon that Roberta had owned ever since her childhood and while under the eye of the Masked Man.

## **History**

### **Background**

Granbull was under Roberta's care during her time with the Masked Man in her childhood, and when she was still a Snubbull. Before she managed to escape from his grasp, Roberta exchanged Snubbull for Horsea with Martinez, and they remained separate up until the crisis with the Elite Four, where Roberta reunited with Snubbull.

### **Johto**

When Roberta arrives at Ilex Forest, she gets confronted by former Masked Man Children Will and Karen, and Roberta sends Snubbull out to battle Karen's Umbreon, where Snubbull manages to defeat Umbreon without much effort. While battling against Ho-Oh and Lugia atop of her Moltres, Karen jumps atop of Moltres and battles against Roberta and Snubbull once more.

Umbreon, charged with Moonlight, knocks Roberta and her Snubbull off Moltres. Roberta and Snubbull struggle to hang on to Moltres. Roberta loses her grip and both are sent flying, but they saved at the last second by Robyn Oak, and Snubbull gets recalled afterwards by Roberta.

### **Crisis of Deoxys**

Snubbull is seen alongside Roberta's other Pokémon attempting to free Mewtwo from its M2 Bind. Edge's Venusaur, Robyn's Charizard and Roberta's Blastoise use their most powerful elemental attacks at once, and to ensure maximum power, Roberta evolves Jigglypuff to Wigglytuff, alongside Snubbull and Nidorina, who became Granbull and Nidoqueen, respectively, allowing them to provide greater support for the Shellfish Pokémon's Hydro Cannon.

### **Battle Frontier**

Granbull appeared alongside the rest of Roberta's team when she was checking to make sure they all survived the petrification caused by Sird.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Being the Pokémon that Roberta was owned the longest, Granbull and Roberta share a strong bond, in which Granbull always follows Roberta's commands, without question or hesitation, even at the face of Legendary Pokémon such as Ho-Oh and Lugia.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Lightning

**Lightning** (Japanese: **いなずま** *Inazuma*) is a Pokémon Trainer from an alternate timeline, and one of Giovanni's recruits for his **Time War**.

## **History**

### **Time War**

Lightning was recruited by Giovanni to join his group of Trainers to battle against Future Edge and his army in the belief on conquering the multiverse.

Lightning was properly introduced by Giovanni alongside his allies, Shawn, Brianne, Leonel and Valkyrie. Everyone prepares for battle as Shawn summons his Shiny Golurk, Brianne summons her Luxray, Leonel summons his Abomasnow, Valkyrie summons her Shiny Entei and Lightning summons his Eelektross. To combat, Future Edge summons Latias, Edge summons Venusaur, Johto summons Ho-Oh, Kanto summons Zoroark, and Hoenn summons Regigigas.

As the battle rages on, Giovanni uses his Time Bomb to erase all timelines, and their inhabitants, from existence, with Lightning and everyone else in the battlefield (excluding Sinnoh). However, through Sinnoh and Celebi's efforts, Lightning was restored back to life, along with the entire multiverse, and the battle resumed. When Celebi uses its powers of space and time, Lightning is forcefully transported back to his own timeline, along with his allies (minus Giovanni).

## **Character**

Lightning was described as being ruthless and vicious, while also greatly enjoying battling against strong opponents, saying that battling was his only reason to remain alive, stating that nothing else in his life matters. Lightning has a preference for Electric-type Pokémon, hence his name and hairstyle.

According to himself, Lightning is quite famous in his own timeline, although Lightning described as being "infamous", as he was considered the most dangerous criminal of his world. Lightning also seems quite arrogant of his own skills, boasting that he the best Trainer among Giovanni's group.

## **Pokémon**

### **On Hand**

Eelektross's known moves are Crunch, Dragon Claw, Zap Cannon and Discharge.
Rosita's Arcanine

**Rosita's Arcanine** (Japanese: **ロジータのウインディ** *Rojita's Windie*) is the sixth Pokémon that Rosita was known to possess.

## **History**

### **Background**

Arcanine was first seen at Mt. Mortar when Rosita was training her Pokémon catching skills. During her training, Arcanine was a wild Pokémon out of control due to an eye injury from a Larvitar. Due to his attack, Rosita fell and broke her arms. When she later awoke, a group of wild Pokémon helped her recover. After figuring out what happened, she went looking for Arcanine to see what caused his rampage. When she found him, she noticed his eye, and had Parasect nurse his eye back to health. Noticing that he was not naturally aggressive, Rosita decided to add him to her team.

### **Johto**

Arcanine first showed up alongside Rosita's other Pokémon to help prove her capturing skills to Professor Oak.

Arcanine later battled against Suicune to try and help Rosita capture it. After failing the capture, Rosita sends Arcanine and Cubone after it. Cubone rides on Arcanine and uses False Swipe while Arcanine tackles it. While it appears Suicune blocked, it soon became obvious that a translucent wall between Suicune and Cubone was made. Arcanine, alongside Rosita and Cubone, attempt to keep the wall from closing, but in the end, Suicune closes it and escapes.

Arcanine helped with Rosita's training on Mt. Mortar. Suddenly, Arcanine growls, and the Larvitar that injured him five years prior appears. It then begins attacking Aranine, while targeting his damaged right eye. Due to this, Arcanine is quickly defeated and Meganium finishes the battle for him.

### **Arceus Arise**

Arcanine battled against Team Rocket's Executive Ariana and her Gloom, attacking with a powerful Flamethrower. Despite putting up a good fight, Arcanine was recalled when Rosita left the battle to chase Arceus.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Arcanine is a very quick-tempered Pokémon and often rushes into battle using his incredible speed. Arcanine has proven to be a strong battler and is Rosita's main mode of transportation. Due to a Larvitar's attack, Arcanine is short-sighted in his right eye. This can be used to his disadvantage, as Pokémon aware of this weakness are able to use this to overwhelm him, despite Arcanine being arguably Rosita's strongest Pokémon.

When not battling, Arcanine is rather docile and friendly, and shows traits of a puppy, seen when he licks his Trainer's face as a sign of affection, and enjoys being petted as much as possible.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Lazuli's Steelix

**Lazuli's Steelix** (Japanese: **ラズリのハガネール** *Razuri's Haganeil*) is one of the Pokémon that Lazuli captured during her Sinnoh journey.

## **New Era**

### **Sinnoh**

Steelix first appeared as an Onix during Lazuli's Full Battle against Brandon, being selected as her fifth Pokémon against Brandon's Regice. Onix uses Harden and Defense Curl, and Rollins guesses Lazuli is trying to hang in and wait for a chance to counterstrike. Regice freezes Onix with an Ice Beam before launching Focus Punch, knocking out Onix without her being able to attack.

She later evolved into Steelix prior to Lazuli's participation in the Lily of th Valley Conference. During the finals of the tournament, Steelix was chosen as Lazuli's first Pokémon to battle against Dwayne's Gardevoir. Lazuli begins by having Steelix use Iron Tail, and Dwayne has Gardevoir counter with Psyshock and the two moves cancel each other out. Lazuli then tells Steelix to use Screech. A high-pitched noise is produced which causes pain to Gardevoir. Dwayne instructs Gardevoir to use Shadow Ball to stop Steelix's attack, and Gardevoir manages to pull it off, stopping Steelix as well as causing damage. Gardevoir then uses Teleport to appear behind Steelix. However, Lazuli expected this and counters with Steelix's Flash Cannon, hitting Gardevoir and sending her flying, rolling back onto her feet. Dwayne knows Gardevoir is struggling and decides to call her back to save for later and substitutes with Infernape.

Lazuli tells Steelix to use Double-Edge while Dwayne tells Infernape to counter with Flare Blitz. The two powerful and dangerous attacks collide. The two are sent backwards, and Infernape suffers from the recoil. Unfortunately, Steelix has the Rock Head Ability which cancels out the normal recoil from Double-Edge, but luckily for Dwayne, it turns out that Steelix has suffered burns from Flare Blitz. Dwayne then instructs Infernape to use Mach Punch, and Lazuli orders Steelix to use Flash Cannon, but Infernape lands the fast Mach Punch before Steelix can fire, sending Steelix flying into the wall behind Lazuli and crushing the surface on impact. When the smoke clears, Steelix is unable to battle, giving Dwayne the lead.

## **Personality and Characteristics**

Steelix is an incredibly durable and resilliant Pokémon, being able to fight toe-to-toe with two two powerful Pokémon back-to-back, and forcing one of them to be recalled due to her sheer power. With her Rock Head Ability, Steelix's fighting style relies on recklessly powerful hits that would usually cause recoil damage, and with her immunity to them, Steelix is an incredible dangerous Pokémon to battle against.

## **Moves used**

 A **†** shows that the move was used recently, unless all moves fit this case or there are fewer than five known moves.
Pocket Monsters Fanon Wiki:About

The Pocket Monsters Fanon wiki was founded by User:DazzlingEmerald on March 16th, 2015 with the purpose of introducing a Pokemon wiki that promoted good writing. After being apart of countless Pokemon orientated communities, DazzlingEmerald was unable to find one that revolved around such principles. Thus, the Pocket Monsters Fanon Wiki was born, and from the day of its birth, strives for success. This site pledges heavy allegiance towards effort. Those who are unable to provide effort do not have a place here.

The general premise of the Pocket Monsters Fanon wiki, much like many other fanon related wikis, is to produce collaborated stories and above all else, to have fun doing so. However, as important as having fun is making progress as a writer. While you do not necessarily have to be a *great* writer, effort must be present at all times, and that in itself is what will define your career here.

## Administration

* User:DazzlingEmerald
* User:EmperorSigma
* User:Benknightprime
* User:Rachin123
Draco Zelkova

**Draco Zelkova** is the former **King of the Dragon Tribe**, and head of the Zelkova family. Draco was born with a special power to connect with Dragon type pokemon. At some point he met Cynthia--the Champion of the Sinnoh region, married her, and birthed two children. However, as he aged his ideal and visions for the future changed. He later left the throne of the Dragon Tribe and set out on his own mission, organized an organization known as the Shadow Force.
Kaku

**Moves** | BulldozePower-Up PunchRock BlastScary Face

**Kaku** (核) is Taku's most powerful Pokémon, comprising the role of his team's ace. It gained notoriety during the Pokémon world championships where it utilized its gruesome stature to help rank Taku within the top 32 trainers of the entire Sinnoh Region. It has been with Taku ever since it was a Rhyhorn, though was traded away as a Rhydon in order to provoke the necessary emotions to undergo evolution. Kaku is heralded for his unmatched physical prowess, both in regards to offensive and defensive power. It is acknowledged as a force to be reckoned with, capable of sustaining several hits before showing any plausible signs of exhaustion.

## Appearance

Kaku has the appearance of the average Rhyperior, with the exception of a long blank band that is worn around his left bicep. This may have been done out of the blue, or simply to differentiate Kaku from the rest of his kin.

## Personality

Kaku is arrogant and often trying to prove itself in battle to other Pokémon. In his perspective, winning comes before all else, even at the risk of severely injuring oneself. It is with this sort of mentality that Kaku approaches every single one of his battles; aiming to win, the behemoth shows absolutely no mercy no matter who his foe may be. At times, Kaku has been seen disobeying Taku, instead opting to attack on his own accord, though this is usually done through self defense.

## Trivia

* **Kaku** (核) can be translated to "stone".
Counter Shield

**Counter Shield** (Japanese: **カウンターシールド** *Counter Shield*) is a tactic developed by Dwayne during his travels in the Sinnoh region. Dwayne developed this technique while trying to find a way to prevent Fantina's Pokémon from making his Pokémon fall asleep with Hypnosis. It was eventually used for both offensive and defensive purposes.

Dwayne first used Counter Shield in his Gym battle with Fantina. Amazed with the method, Fantina named it the *Counter Shield*. It eventually helped Ryder with his battle, earning him the Relic Badge

Counter Shield was used again by Buizel and Monferno against Lazuli during their Full Battle at Lake Acuity. This time, however, all three Pokémon were defeated, and Lazuli was only momentarily impressed by the technique. As a result, Lazuli later used this technique herself with her Gastrodon's Muddy Water, and with her Electivire's Thunder during her battle against Dwayne in the finals of the Lily of the Valley Conference.

## **Methods**

### **Monferno**

 **Description**: Chimchar/Monferno uses Flamethrower while using Flame Wheel to create flame whips that prevent foes from getting closer while also hitting the opponent.

### **Buizel**

 **Description**: Buizel spins on his back while using Aqua Jet to create a water tornado or Water Gun to create water whips in order to protect himself from the opponent's attacks.

### **Drifblim**

 **Description**: Drifblim uses Will-O-Wisp to surround its body in fire wisps. Then, it uses Psychic to move the fire in two circles. Drifblim can either shoot the flames as an attack or keep the fire around it as a defense tactic.

### **Gastrodon**

 **Description**: Lazuli's Gastrodon uses uses Muddy Water to make a tornado made of water around it to avoid its opponent getting closer to it because it is slower. However, it will purposely leave an opening at the bottom of its body to entice opponents to strike there, so Gastrodon can counterattack in retaliation.
Leonel

**Leonel** (Japanese: **レオネル** *Reoneru*) is a Pokémon Trainer from an alternate timeline, and one of Giovanni's recruits for his **Time War**.

## **History**

### **Time War**

Leonel was recruited by Giovanni to join his group of Trainers to battle against Future Edge and his army in the belief on conquering the multiverse.

Leonel was properly introduced by Giovanni alongside his allies, Shawn, Valkyrie, Brianne and Lightning. Everyone prepares for battle as Shawn summons his Shiny Golurk, Brianne summons her Luxray, Leonel summons his Abomasnow, Valkyrie summons her Shiny Entei and Lightning summons his Eelektross. To combat, Future Edge summons Latias, Edge summons Venusaur, Johto summons Ho-Oh, Kanto summons Zoroark, and Hoenn summons Regigigas.

As the battle rages on, Giovanni uses his Time Bomb to erase all timelines, and their inhabitants, from existence, with Leonel and everyone else in the battlefield (excluding Sinnoh). However, through Sinnoh and Celebi's efforts, Leonel was restored back to life, along with the entire multiverse, and the battle resumed. When Celebi uses its powers of space and time, Leonel is forcefully transported back to his own timeline, along with his allies (minus Giovanni).

## **Character**

Leonel has a very laid-back and bored personality, being unfazed by events around him. Even during the all-out battle against Future Edge's forces, Leonel had a blank expression, and always commanded his Pokémon to attack without any emotion in his voice. Leonel himself notes that he holds no emotions whatsoever, saying that emotions were a weakness. This was proven when the Time Bomb was activated, as Leonel simply stared at it and simply shrugged it off and accepted his fate.

As a result of his personality, Leonel possesses no desire for ultimate power, domination, or recognition. According to Leonel himself, the only reason he joined Giovanni was simply because he was bored, and had nothing better to do in his own timeline.

## **Pokémon**

### **On Hand**

Abomasnow's only known move is Wood Hammer.