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Cyclone II Guardian

**Cyclone II Guardian** is a Minmatar Republic model of tech level ? Battle Cruiser in *[[EVE Echoes]]*.

## Description

It's a well known fact that battlecruisers which rely on the strategic use of force fields provide excellent defense. Even the most ordinary such models perform admirably. As a result, many wealthy organizations have adapted the designs to suit their own needs. Following some clandestine transactions, these designs were leaked onto the open market, and now these modified ships are a common sight throughout New Eden.

## Bonuses

* Role bonus: ?
* Advanced Battlecruiser Defense Upgrade
* Advanced Battlecruiser Command
Cruiser Engineering

**Cruiser Engineering** is a skill in *[[EVE Echoes]]*.

## Skill Description

Starship engineering discipline that mainly focuses on the research of energy conversion structures. Master it to increase overall energy stats.

## Skill Effects

* Level 1
	+ Cruiser Capacitor +5%
* Level 2
	+ Cruiser Capacitor +10%
* Level 3
	+ Cruiser Capacitor +15%
	+ Cruiser Powergrid +8%
	+ Cruiser Warp capacitor need -10%
* Level 4
	+ Cruiser Capacitor +20%
	+ Cruiser Powergrid +16%
	+ Cruiser Warp capacitor need -20%
* Level 5
	+ Cruiser Capacitor +25%
	+ Cruiser Powergruid +25%
	+ Cruiser Warp capacitor need -30%
Curse

**Curse** is a region of New Eden in *[[EVE Echoes]]*.

## Description

"Once we were mighty, Stars bent to our will, Our reach was infinite, Our power incontestable, With outstretched hands we tried, To touch the face of perfection, But we came too close, To that which is not due mortals, And our punishment is our curse, Our endless sorrow. *- Translation of an old Jovian poem*

 ""Perfection ain't all it's cracked up to be"" *- Angel saying* "

## Constellations

These constellations are within the region:

 Heaven | None

Template:Navbox regions
Cyclone Guardian

**Cyclone Guardian** is a Minmatar Republic model of tech level ? Battle Cruiser in *[[EVE Echoes]]*.

## Description

Small ships have great advantages when it comes to preventing warp. However, in certain fleet engagements, large-scale ships with stronger survivability also need to have warp-hindering capabilities. The modified force field versions of the Prophecy, Ferox, Myrmidon, and Cyclone were developed for this reason.

## Bonuses

* Role bonus: ?
* Advanced Shield Operation
* Advanced Battlecruiser Command
Features

Placeholder for new features in the game.

## Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

### Second

R button can be toggled for perma-running shoes, much like the touchscreen button in HG/SS. The Pokédex has been revamped.

### Third

Help System has been completely done away with, and a brand new PokéTab with a music player and Pokéfinder exists, as well as a new Menu Screen based off of HGSS.

## Other attributes

### Fourth

Most Abilities from Gen 5 onwards are included in this game, such as Magic Guard, Bulletproof, etc as well as many held items, such as Choice Specs, Scarf, and even the unreleased Type Gems in Gen 5 only.

### Fifth

A bunch of New Moves added into the game in addition to more Moves from Gen 6 onwards. IE: Play Rough is not the only Physical Fairy Move in the game.

### Sixth

A lot of the Moves that were made in Altair, Sirius, and Vega had some stat changes. IE: Dragon Beat has 140 Power with 100% Accuracy at the cost of having 5 PP (Sorry Draco Meteor).
George

Eye color
 Hair color
 Hometown
 Trainer class

Formerly known as Team D.H. Grunt, George is a character from Pokémon Vega who is now Professor Kibuki's field assistant in Procyon/Deneb, tasked with studying the various Pokémon and climates of the Signet Region.

Along the way, he sometimes challenges the player to battles (only one currently as of 2018 beta).

## Ryukuou Town Match

George stops the player right before they go on their way to Fuutai Town, talking about how much stronger he's become and wanting to test the player's strength (could be wrong, feel free to edit this section with correct translation).

His team consists of Sableater, Sphericoil, Garakasago and Pinchor
(fair warning, these Pokemon are all very powerful and have coverage moves. Train well before doing this match; George served as a miniboss in Vega, just to give you an idea of how strong his team is).
Game Corner

The Game Corner is a building in Hashibami City where you can spend Pokedollars for Coins used on slot machines, and then those coins can be saved up for flutes or ... something even better.

## Exterior

The Game Corner can be found here, and the building next to it is the Prize House. You must have obtained the Coin Case to make use of these facilities.

## Interior

Here, you can exchange your in-game cash for coins -- 1,000 for 50 coins, 10,000 for 500 coins.

If you want a go at the slots, just walk up to any of the available reel machines and click A.

Tap the right arrow once to see a list of coins for each combination, then tap the left arrow to move the guide away.

You play the game by spinning reels, and try to land on three 7's in a row, like so:

Also, there is a machine here (known as a Pokemon Printer) that you can pay a small fee for to have your party Pokemon printed onto the back of your Trainer card in different color themes.

As for the Prize House, there are two sections -- one is for items, and the other is for some pretty expensive Pokemon.

## Both Games

    Yolkid - 500 Coins

    Terubim - 2800 Coins

    デミニ (Demini) - This one is a WHOPPING 9999 COINS!! (It's also a pseudo, so save up for it)

## Deneb

    Liepus - 180 Coins

    Yulfoe - 5500 Coins

## Procyon

    Lunabitt - 180 Coins

    Galaxia - 5500 Coins
Pokémon Tier List

Ubers: Major Legendaries + Phantonate (it can learn pretty much every TM and is only weak to Dark)

Borderline Ubers:

Glamarde (THIS THING HAS SHELL SMASH, NASTY PLOT AND BATON PASS with INSANE BULK)

Demorigan (this thing is incredibly strong, can run both Atk and Spatk versions of Foul Play, learns Drain Punch AND has **Multiscale**, also Dark/Fairy, one of the best offensive typings in the game -- oh yeah, it has **base** **130 attack**)

{minor legends IE Meteoric Trio do not count}

OU: Kasodan, Skelachone, Basilux, Combound, Sphericoil, Komoragon, Pterviarch, Blitzune, Solarisen, Jabetto, Aurostice, Yunesis, Coroga, Serplant, Yandeddo

UU: Blakjak, Mabyuto, Folifarig, Jawile, Hantama, Merazado, Danpaia, Royalert, Baizeast

NFE: first stage evos that can still evolve

LC: all the unevolved mons

Other Tiers: Currently unknown

This is obviously still going to remain a wip until the full game releases, but this is just an estimate of how the metagame will be. **Similarly**, this is also for fun. Don't take things as entirely serious here.

It's possible that terrains will be added, since one of the new Pokémon has an ability called Grass Pelt, so that will heavily affect placings later on.

More will be added to this page over time, but for now -- the Pokémon listed are definitely the safer bets to go to, and will hit the hardest.

All in all, take this page as an estimate of how good Pokés will be for your playthrough, as casual play does not grant the same results as competitive play will.

There will also be an EV training page made later on, and it shall be linked through this page for easier navigation, so you will know where to go for EVs.

It is recommended you have a Pokémon with Pokérus in your PC, so you can spread it to other Pokémon.
Narwhail

**Narwhail (Japanese: ヒョウカク / Hyoukaku)** is a Ice-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves from Dorfin randomly starting at level 25. It is one of Dorfin's final forms, the other being Darca.

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Narwhail's Japanese name, Hyoukaku, is a combinaison of *"hyou"* (hail) and *"ikaku"* (narwhal).
Kinegasus

**Kinegasus (Japanese: ペガーン / Pegan)** is a dual-type Psychic/Flying Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Psycolt when exposed to a Moon Stone. It is one of Psycolt's final forms, the other being Yunesis.

## Overview

As usual, Kinegasus gets the short end of the stick. While it finally ditched Run Away for something a little more tangible in Quick Feet (an ability that boosts Speed if the user has a status condition) -- it just doesn't have the stats to properly utilize that ability, either.

Natural Cure is also pretty alright if you want to switch out. (wip)

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Kinegasus is based on a pegasus, a winged horse in Greek mythology.

### Name Origin

Kinegasus's Japanese name, Pegan, may be a derivation from *pegasus.*

Kinegasus's English name is a portmanteau of *kinesis* and *pegasus*.
Hantama

**Hantama (Japanese: ハンタマ / Hantama)** is a dual-type Ghost/Fighting Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

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

Hantama is the Attack counterpart to Spelven in Procyon/Deneb.

## Trivia

* No other Pokémon has the same type combination as Hantama.

### Design Origin

Hantama is based on a *hanrei*, or a half-human, half-ghost entity. It's also based on *onna-kabuki (women's kabuki),* which is classical Japanese dance-drama.

Its design also seems to be eerily inspired by the concept of Schrödinger's cat, being that it is both dead and alive.

### Name Origin

Hantama's name is a combination of "*han*" (half) and "*tama*" (soul)
Kapwondo

**Kapwondo (Japanese: テペトラー / Tepetorā**) is a dual-type Water/Fighting Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Cuppa starting at level 28.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Kapwondo is based on the kappa, a yōkai in Japanese folklore. Its being a Fighting type may be inspired by the kappa's prowess in sumo wrestling.

### Name Origin

Tepetora may be a combination of Tepeto, a kappa-like *kaiju* monster from the *Ultraman* franchise, and *kawatora* (川虎, literally "river tiger"), a synonym for "kappa".

Kapwondo is a portmanteau of *kappa* and *Taekwondo*.
Pokémon Procyon/Deneb Wiki

**Welcome to the Pokémon Procyon/Deneb Wiki!**
Welcome, this is the Procyon/Deneb Wiki for information you need on the upcoming romhacks!

Due to legal reasons, I cannot provide you with a .gba file, so you'll have to find (or patch) that yourself! Anyway, I hope you enjoy your time here, and if you have information you'd like to see here -- please help us out with filling in more pages!!

## About the Site

Procyon and Deneb are Japanese Firered romhacks apart of the Altair/Sirius series.

They take place after the events of Vega, in a brand new, tropical region called Signet.

Your starter choices are once again Grass, Fire, and Water -- but this time, there's even more new Pokémon.

Will you step up to the challenge and explore this brand new Region?

**Pokédex**

Trivia, Hints, Tricks, etc.

Oh yeah, this is Setoshiba:

he's our site mascot -- but I nicknamed him Sheeba; he's Adamant with Run Away and he's a Normal type. Setoshiba is just one of the many new Pokémon you'll encounter when roaming the land of Signet in either Procyon or Deneb.

As for YOU, the player: You play as a brand new Pokémon Trainer this time around, choosing between Eita or Sumire.

(Unknown if the other gender hero will show up.)

Your rival is a peppy girl named Sayaka, and the Mos returns once again to assist you in your journey.

(You might see some other familiar faces, too.)

We'd tell you more, but that would fall into spoilers territory, so have a look around the Wikia if you want more info (once it's been added). (Or add it yourself if you know how to make the code for it, the wikia is always accepting editors!)
Blitzune

**Blitzune (Japanese: ボルトック / Voltock)** is an Electric/Fairy-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Plasmox when exposed to a Thunder Stone.

## Overview

What can I say? Blitzune got one hell of a buff in this game, with Galvanize (a new Ability that turns Normal-type moves into Electric type and gives them a 1.5 boost on top of the STAB bonus) -- also having access to Take Down and the almighty Double-Edge is a plus. Oh and Return is a thing, but that's unfortunately a TM you can only obtain in Deneb (why did they make it exclusive???).

Electric/Fairy is a solid type combination, only being weak to Ground and Poison-type attacks -- as the Electric typing negates the Steel-type weakness.

Blitzune can be ran as a physical sweeper (with Choice Scarf if you want) or as a mixed attacker with the strong Fairy type moves it gets, such as Light Pulse -- a new Fairy type move that's equal to Dragon Pulse in power. Volt Switch is also a pretty great option for the hit-and-run tactic.

Lightningrod is another nice ability if you want to have a check for switching into Electric-type moves. (wip)

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Blitzune's Japanese name, Voltock, is a combination of *volt*, *bolt* and *shock*.

Blitzune is a combination of *Blitz* (German for Lightning) and *Kitsune*.
Guldawn

**Guldawn (Japanese: ゴルドー / Gordo)** is a dual-type Fire/Flying Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Mornwing starting at level 36, and evolves into Solarisen starting at level 45.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Guldawn's name was Flambént.

### Name Origin

Guldawn may be derived from dawn. Its original name, Flambént comes from flame and flamboyant.
Ajarimus

**Ajarimus (Japanese: ネラー / Neraa)** is a Dark-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Clotaku starting at level 16, and evolves into Jarmit starting at level 32.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Ajarimus is based on *Monā (モナー)*, the cat mascot of the imageboard *2chan*, in a jar to accentuate its reclusive tendencies. In turn, its abrasive behavior is likely based on internet trolls commonly found on such imageboards, which are incidentally popular communities for the *otaku* that its pre-evolution is based on.

### Name Origin

Ajarimus is a combination of *jar* and *anonymous*; specifically in the context of anonymous posters on imageboards such as 2chan and 4chan.

Ajarimus' Japanese name, Nerā, comes from "*2chan**ner*****ā''***" (a 2chan user) while also being reminiscent of the aforementioned Monā.*
Missingno.

**MissingNo.** (Japanese: **けつばん** *Ketsuban*) is a glitch Pokémon in Procyon and Deneb.

Unlike most glitch Pokémon, whose names consist of data cobbled together from random locations, MissingNo.'s name is clearly a deliberately-added abbreviation of "missing number". This is because "MissingNo." was added as a name for the empty slots to avoid the game crashing if a glitch Pokémon was encountered.

In Procyon/Deneb, Missingno is nothing more than a blank slot holder, as it appears when encountering Pokemon who do not have a proper sprite in the game yet (through the use of a cheating device).
Ditto

**Ditto (Japanese: メタモン / Metamon)** is a Normal-type Pokémon, and is one of the official Pokémon featured in Pokémon Procyon/Deneb.

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

*It is only obtainable in the Safari Zone, fair warning.*

## Overview

Oh no, it got Imposter in P/D, too. For an explanation -- Imposter is an Ability that allows Ditto to Transform into whatever Pokémon it is sent out against, not only does it copy their Ability and Moves, *it also copies their stat boosts*.

This has made Ditto so broken that it has completely terrorized Generation 8's OU metagame as one of the top threats -- so there's no doubt it will reign in OU for Procyon/Deneb as well.

Its only real downside is that it's kind of predictable and that it can be taken advantage of -- but if you play Imposter on the right switch-in, Ditto can sweep virtually any team, making it a scary good Pokémon to use. -- Also it can abuse boosts from the Choice items without being locked into a move, if you happen to copy a Pokémon with a Choice item equipped. (wip)
Lunabitt

**Lunabitt (Japanese:** **ルナビット** **/ Lunabbit)** is a Psychic-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves into Lunabain when exposed to a Moon Stone.

It is exclusive to Procyon.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Like its evolution, Lunabitt seens to be based on the legend of *the Inabain*, or *the Rabbit in the Moon*.

### Name Origin

Lunabitt's Japanese name, Lunabbit, is a combination of "lunar" and "rabbit".
Engorge (move)

Accuracy
 Priority
 * Does not make contact
* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 **Availability**

* Not a TM, HM or Move Tutor move.
 * This move was created for Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

 **Engorge** is a damage-dealing Bug-type move introduced in Pokémon Procyon and Deneb.

## Description

じわじわと からだを むしばむ こうげき。
Lumineon

Lumineon (ネオラント Neorantu) is a Water-type Pokémon, and is one of the official Pokémon featured in Procyon/Deneb.

It evolves from Finneon at level 31, which evolves into テトライト (Tetoraito) when exposed to a Water Stone.

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Origin

Lumineon shares similarities with a neon tetra, freshwater angelfish, freshwater butterflyfish, and betta fish.
Coropper

**Coropper (Japanese: トノッパー / Tonopper)** is a Bug-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolved from Yolkid when exposed to a Leaf Stone. It is one of the four possible evolutions in which Yolkid can evolve. The other ones being Corenom, Coraga and Coruda.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Coropper's name was Tonopper.
Luster Bloom (move)

Luster Bloom (*ブロッサムライト* (Burossamu Raito) / *Blossom Light*) is an Electric-type move introduced in Procyon/Deneb. It is the signature move of Basilux.

 Accuracy
 Priority
 * Does not make contact
* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 **Availability**

* Not a TM, HM or Move Tutor move.
 * This move was created for Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

## Effect

It is a move with 80 BP, 100 acc, 10 PP, and of the Special category, and has a 10% chance to reduce the foe's accuracy.
Chimecho

Chimecho is a Psychic-type Pokémon, and one of the official Pokemon featured in Procyon/Deneb

like its evolutionary line, Chimecho is exclusive to Pokémon Deneb.

It evolves from Chingling when leveled up with high friendship and evolves into カラコロン (Karakoron)  when leveled up while knowing the move Hyper Jingle.
Corenom

**Corenom (Japanese: カモドック / Kamoduck)** is a Poison-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolved from Yolkid when exposed to a Water Stone. It is one of the four possible evolutions in which Yolkid can evolve. The other ones being Coropper, Coraga and Coruda.

## Trivia

Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Corenom's name was Venotreme.
IV Breeding

IVs, known as Individual Values, are set numbers on a Pokemon from the moment it is found in the wild or hatched from an egg or received as a gift.

If you want to mess around with IVs, you'd better catch a Ditto from the Safari Zone. It can breed with any Pokemon, and the Destiny Knot could be potentially added in a future update (which passes over IVs).
Cheshile

**Cheshile (Japanese: チェキラ / Tiekira)** is a Dark-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

Like Dorfin, Cheshile evolves randomly (depending on its personality value) into two different forms starting at level 24: Cheshess or Chessire.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Cheshile is based on the Cheshire Cat from the fairytale Alice in Wonderland. The Cheshire Cat in the story was a purple cat who was constantly smiling, much like Cheshile. Its' dex entry mentioning how Cheshile's food preferences change depending on mood might reflect how cats like certain foods depending on their moods.

### Name Origin

Cheshile is a combination of c*heshire* and *smile*
Cheshess

**Cheshess (Japanese: チェキッド / Chekid)** is a dual-type Dark/Normal Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves from Cheshile randomly starting at level 24. It is one of Cheshile's final forms, the other being Chessire.

## Overview

Technician is a huge buff on Cheshess, as moves like Fake Out and Knock Off will deal way more damage than usual.

## Trivia

* Despite known as the "Fairy Pokémon", it doesn't gain the Fairy type.

### Name Origin

Cheshess's Japanese name, Chekid, is a portmanteau of *"cheshire"* cat, the famous cat in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and *"kid"*.
Multi-Evo Pokémon

These are Pokémon that are single stage but have SEVERAL CHOICES of what to evolve into (think of Eevee from the main games).

Anyway, here they are as follows:

## Here's a weird case:

Planite can be evolved into by THREE DIFFERENT MONS (yes, I know it's weird).

###  Third branch of evolution

These three specifically, and they all use the same stones (Sun and Moon) when evolving into Planite.

## Another Pokémon

This one has the "Shedinja trait" when evolving.

What does this mean, you ask? Well, whenever Sukabi evolves while you have an extra Pokeball and slot in your party, not only does Kusomarume show up in your party, but so does Hikarabe.

Normally, Hikarabe would be hardcoded in having one HP, as is the case for vanilla Shedinja in the maingames -- but the devs found a way around this blockage. *Pretty cool.*

Will add any other multi-evo Pokes that show up in the full game.
Coruda

**Coruda (Japanese: ガルラーダ / Galrader)** is a Flying-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolved from Yolkid when exposed to a Sun Stone. It is one of the four possible evolutions in which Yolkid can evolve. The other ones being Corenom, Coraga and Coropper.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 update, Coruda's name was Aeruda.

### Design Origin

Coruda is based on the legendary garuda, a bird that is said to have a mix of eagle and human features. With their similar color schemes, Coruda might also be a shoutout on Garudamon from Digimon.

### Name Origin

Coruda's name is from *core* and *garuda*.
Nature

What is a nature?

Well, Natures can be one of several "characteristics" that a Pokémon can have.

Natures (except for the neutral ones) give 5%+ to one stat and 5%- to another stat.

For example, this Baizeast is a Timid nature, so it gains less Attack but more Speed.

The only true benefit for natures is competitive play, or if you want to raise a Pokemon in a specific way.

Other natures include:

Neutral|  Bashful Hardy Docile Quirky Serious

+Defense|  Bold   Impish    Lax    Relaxed

+Sp Atk| Modest    Mild     Rash   Quiet

+Sp Def| Calm  Gentle    Careful    Sassy

+Speed| Hasty  Jolly    Naive

+Atk| Lonely  Adamant   Naughty   Brave
Nathan

Gender
 Eye color
 Hair color
 Hometown
 Trainer class

**Nathan** (Japanese: **夏雪** / Natsuyuki) is the rival from Pokémon Vega, and he appears several times throughout your adventure in Procyon/Deneb.

## Design and Personality

Nathan has black hair, a bright orange jacket and gray pants with boots. His gloves are orange and yellow, matching the color scheme of his jacket, and he usually carries a Capture Styler/Capture Disc set on his right hand. His gloves, pants, and jacket sleeves all have a puffy, white cufflet at their ends.

Nathan is an upbeat individual, usually encouraging or backing up the player when things get to the wall (aside from his outburst at Gordon/April in Ravenplume City), and he's not the best battler in the world, but his knowledge of Pokemon and ability to think on his feet more than makes up for it.
Probe Punch (move)

Accuracy
 Priority
 * **Makes contact**
* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 **Availability**

* Not a TM, HM or Move Tutor move.
 * This move was created for Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

 **Probe Punch** is a damage-dealing Bug-type move introduced in Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

## Effect

Probe Punch inflicts damage and has a 10% chance to lower the target's defense.

## Description

あいての ぼうぎょを さげる ことがある。
EV Training

EV Training is the effort of training a Pokemon's stat(s) to be as high as possible. It's generally a good idea to first put 4 EVs into whatever is the "third stat", and then grind off the other two stats you wish to train.

Ideally you want to find low exp Pokemon and grind EV points off of them until you hit 252 in two stats.

For example, Kamufura gives off 2 Speed EVs -- which is ideal for training Pokemon like the Chicchi line.
Outside-Effect-Moves

*Moves that work in the overworld as well!*

Sweet Scent: can summon wild Pokémon in grass, caves/dungeons, or while surfing.

Flash: lights up caverns.

Rock Smash: busts up rocks in the way. *(not currently available)*

Fly: lets you choose a previously visited area to fly to.

Cut: slices down trees in your path.

Surf: allows access across water. *(not currently available)*

Strength: allows you to push boulders out of the way (or into designated holes).

Waterfall: allows you to scale over a waterfall. *(not currently available)*

Dive: allows you to dive underwater *(not currently available/status unknown)*

Softboiled: allows you to restore the HP of a party member using the Pokémon's own HP. *(not currently available/status unknown)*

Chatter: records audio and uses it with the attack in battle *(unknown if this will be implemented)*

(If more moves are found to affect the overworld, they will be added here).
Peyero

**Peyero (Japanese: ファマー / Famar)** is a Fire-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves into Infiris starting at level 18, which evolves into Astignite starting at level 32.

## Overview

Peyero is the slow but very tanky starter of the starters. It has a great Defense and Special Defense stat but not so good attack stats and Speed.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moves

### By Mushroom Tutor

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

## Trivia

Design Origin

Peyero might be based on a robot.

### Name Origin

Peyero's name derives from *pyro* and *eye*Template:Starter Pokémon
Psycolt

**Psycolt (Japanese: マホース / Mahorse)** is a Psychic-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves into Kinegasus when exposed to a Moon Stone, or into Yunesis when exposed to a Sun Stone.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Psycolt may be based on notable horses in various folklore and religion, such as *Epona* and the *Pale Horse*.

### Name Origin

Psycolt's Japanese name, Mahorse, is a portmanteau of 魔法 (mahō, "magic") and *horse*.

Psycolt's English name is a portmanteau of the prefix *psycho-* (relating to the mind), as in *psychokinesis*, and *colt* (a young male horse).
Pokétab

The **Pokétab** is a device found in the Signet Region. It is similar to devices such as the Pokénav and the Pokétch, and has several functions.

*You must complete a Maneko sidequest in Tsyukusa Forest after obtaining your first Gym Badge in order to receive this Key Item. (Please use Flash.)*

## Trainer Card

You're able to view your Trainer Card anytime from this useful device.

## Music Player

This feature is not yet available (nor can it be used), but will let you play any of the tracks in the game whenever you want.

## PokéHunt

This is basically like the Dexnav from ORAS, where it will tell you the Dex Number of each available Pokémon in an area.

## Battle Points

At this time, it is currently unknown what the Battle Points counter will be used for.
Combound

**Combound (Japanese: テッコンボ / Tekkombo)** is a dual-type Fighting/Rock Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves from Punchild starting at level 30.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Combound's name was Combattle.

### Name Origin

Combound's Japanese name, Tekkombo, is a combinaison of *"tekken"* (iron fist) and *"combo"*.
Nymphrost

**Nymphrost (Japanese: ユキタテハ / Yukitateha)** is a dual-type Bug/Ice Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves from Shivermin starting at level 29.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Nymphrost's basis appears to be a combination of a fairy and moth, with some eskimo-like traits. Due to several Fakemon in this game appearing to be homages to characters from the *Touhou Project* series of games, it is also likely based on the character Cirno, an ice fairy with a similar appearance and color scheme.

### Name Origin

Its English name is a combination of *nymph*, meaning both the young form of certain insects as well as a feminine spirit of nature, and *frost*. Ironically, Nymphrost has a 50% chance of being male.
Cuppa

**Cuppa (Japanese: カワラベ / Kawarabe)** is a Water-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves into Kapwondo starting at level 28.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Cuppa's name was Kawappa.

### Design Origin

Cuppa is based on the kappa, a Japanese yōkai or monster. Its round body shape and white *sara* may be an allusion to the *shirikodama*, a mythical organ that kappa would seek to extract from humans.

### Name Origin

Kawarabe is a play on the Japanese word for the *kappa*, which is a combination of 河 (kawa, "river") and 童 (warabe, "child").
Dorfin

**Dorfin (Japanese: ドルン / Doln)** is a Water-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

Like Cheshile, Dorfin evolves randomly (depending on its personality value) into two different forms starting at level 25: Darca or Narwhail.

## Overview

Explanation about what kind of Pokémon it is.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Dorfin is a corruption of *dolphin*. It may also be a contraction of *dorsal fin*.

Dorfin's Japanese name, Doln, come from *"dolphin"* without the "phi".
Outside-Effect-Abilities

*These are OEA's, aka Overworld Abilities, aka Outside of battle Effect Abilities! (see below for a list)*

Synchronize: causes wild Pokémon to have the same nature as the leading Pokémon

Cute Charm: 66.7% chance to summon opposite gender Pokémon (only works on Pokémon with a gender)

Static: Boosts chance of finding Electric Pokémon by 50%

Magnet Pull: Boosts chance of finding Steel Pokémon by 50%

Flame Body/Magma Armor: cuts the steps for hatching a Pokémon egg in half

Intimidate: wild Pokémon encounter rate is reduced

Illuminate: wild Pokemon encounter rate is increased

(If others are found to work outside of battle, they will be recorded here).
Pokémon League

The **Signet League** is situated at the end of Victory Road and Route 618. When the player finally arrives at Rokushou Island, they can begin their challenge of five battles in a row.

Inside is a place to heal the player's Pokémon and to buy items in preparation for the player's challenge.

## Poké Mart

When we challenge the Elite Four for first time, the Poké Mart offers only these items.

To be added

## Elite Four and Champion

The Signet League consists of fighting against members of the Elite Four, who are specialized in four different types, and the Champion.

### Elite 4 ???

??? specializes in using ???-Type Pokémon. ??? ace is ???.

### Elite 4 ???

??? specializes in using ???-Type Pokémon. ??? ace is ???.

### Elite 4 ???

??? specializes in using ???-Type Pokémon. ??? ace is ???.

### Elite 4 ???

??? specializes in using ???-Type Pokémon. ??? ace is ???.

### Champion ???

???, the Champion of Signet, specializes in using various types of Pokémon, giving ??? a well-rounded and diverse team. ??? ace is ???.

When the Elite Four and the Champion are defeated for the first time, like all Pokémon games, we can challenge them again. All their Pokémon are level 100.

**Poké Mart**

Now the Poké Mart offers new items.

To be added

## Trivia

Speedmite (Speed Stalagmite), Spark Sphere and other such revised names here for moves are fan-names. Do not take them as English localization canon.
PV Pokémon

PV Pokémon -- aka Personality Value Pokémon, are species that evolve based on a specific in-game dial that ranges from 0 to 10.

If it is anywhere between 0 and 4, the first evolution will be triggered -- but if it is between 5 and 10, the second evolution will be triggered.

**A personality value is basically a random string of digits that is calculated the moment you encounter a wild 'mon or receive a gift 'mon, and only the last digit matters when determining what evolution you get. The personality value determines the gender, IVs, and nature of the 'mon you encounter/receive.**

Here are some 'mons that evolve this way:

*Example: Dorfin's 0-4 evolution is Darca, but the 5-10 evolution is Narwhail. It is also entirely random, so you don't get much say with what it evolves into, sadly.*

*Also, Wurmple is a Pokémon in the main games that evolves this way -- into either Silcoon or Cascoon.*
Plague (move)

Accuracy
 Priority
 * Does not make contact
* **Affected by Protect**
* **Affected by Magic Coat**
* Not affected by Snatch
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

 **Availability**

* Not a TM, HM or Move Tutor move.
 * This move was created for Pokémon Procyon and Deneb

 **Plague** (*むしがつく*) is a non-damage-dealing Bug-type move introduced in Procyon/Deneb.

## Effect

Plague changes the target's types to pure Bug-type. The effect lasts as long as the target remains in battle; however, changing form or transforming overrides the effect.
Glamarde

**Glamarde (Japanese:** **シルドール** **/ Shieldoll)** is a Psychic/Fairy Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon originated from Pokémon Vega.

It evolves from Kirgicia when exposed to a Moon Stone. Along with Gardevoir and Gallade, it is one of the three final forms of Ralts.

## Overview

Back in the days of Vega, Glamarde was basically Cresselia, but a lot more versatile thanks to having incredibly diverse options one can utilize and having Battle Armor to completely negate Critical Hits. It and Phantonate were one of the most insanely broken Pokemon in Vega. In Procyon and Deneb, it is not nearly as insane as it was in Vega now that it does not have Battle Armor. In addition, its pre-evolved form, Kirgicia, has access to Eviolite, making it even more bulky than Glamarde itself, albeit very reliant on Eviolite due to the presence of Knock Off and Trick. Lastly, new dangerous threats, such as Demorigan, Skelachone, and Eameiru, in addition to introduction of more items, such as Life Orb and Choice Specs, meant that Glamarde is not gonna be able to shrug hits off easily as it once was.

So, where is Glamarde at in Procyon and Deneb? It is still strong as ever. The introduction of Fairy Types allow it to be not weak to the ever presence Dark Types while allowing it to switch into Dragon Type moves. Trace was still a useful ability in order to copy useful Abilities, such as Intimidate and Flash Fire, while Bulletproof, the new ability replacing Battle Armor, lets it be immune to Shadow Ball, Acid Spray, and Sludge Bomb (Potentially other moves depending on the new moves originated from Altair/Sirius/Vega/Procyon/Deneb).

In terms of moves, nothing much has changed other than couple of new moves, notably Hard Knock, which is a Rock Type version of Body Press with 90 Power and 90% Accuracy, Moonblast to obliterate Dark, Dragon, and Fighting Types, and Stored Power, which complements very well with Shell Smash and Baton Pass sets, since after doing just one Shell Smash, Stored Power would be 140 Base Power before STAB. Other than those three moves, Glamarde still has its old bag of tricks, notably Will-o-Wisp, Recover, Heal Bell, Dual Screens, and potentially Teleport, Trick Room, and Wish (Assuming that it would be updated to Gen 8's Teleport in the future)

All in all, Glamarde still reigns as one of the most versatile Pokemon since its debut in Vega. A wall, sweeper, or Baton Passer if one needs it in a team, even with a lot of changes to its game plan.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moves

### By TM/HM

Procyon

Deneb

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Glamarde's Japanese name, Shieldoll, is a combinaison of "shield" and "doll".
Modra

**Modra (Japanese: モドラ / Modora)** is a Poison-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves into Komoragon starting at level 40.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.
Pokémon Template

Basic description of Pokemon. Pokemon evolves into Pokemon at Evolution method.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moves

### By Level Up

 * A level of "Start" indicates a move that will be known by a ??? obtained at level 1
* **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

### By TM/HM

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

### By Move Tutor

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

### By Mushroom Tutor

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

### By Breeding

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

## Prior Evolution Moves

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by Missingno.
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of Missingno.

## Evolution Boxes

No evolution

One Evolution

Two Evolutions

Branched Second Evolutions

Branched Third Evolutions

## Notes

Work in progress, this will be a default page for how Pokémon info is to be presented.
Fairy (Egg Group)

Most Pokémon in this Egg Group are commonly known as "cute" Pokémon. The members of this group tend to not be as physically large as the members of other Egg Groups, even when fully-evolved. Many Pokémon in this group appear to be mostly a head with arms and legs in terms of body shape. A rather large amount of Pokémon from this group are also Fairy-type.

It is also noteworthy that several families that belong to this Egg Group have received a pre-evolution, either in a later generation. There are also several families that are predominantly female.
Pasapa Desert

*Pasapa Desert* is a place in Signet that is next to Route 610, and is a required visit in the story (at least once so far) in order to access the Poison-Type Gym.

## Route Description

In order to access Pasapa Desert, you must obtain the Go-Goggles from Route 607.
There are patches of sand, chasms, fossils sticking out of cliffs, strange water puddles that sparkle, along with an oasis area - and even some ruins.
Lilynary

**Lilynary (Japanese: コイナリ / Coinari)** is a dual-type Fire/Normal Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Vega.

It evolves into Kaminary starting at level 30.

## Trivia

* Prior to the 6th Feb 2019 Vega update, Lilynary's name was Miniety.

### Design Origin

Lilynary is based on the spirit of mischievous foxes (Kitsune) from Japanese Folklore.

### Name Origin

The name "Koinari" comes from "Ko", a japanese umbrella term for "child", and Inari, a Fox-shaped deity that is said to bring good harvest.

"Lilynary" is a combination of Lily and Inari.
Bakeko

**Bakeko (Japanese: コーシャン / Koosiyan)** is a dual-type Fire/Dark Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Maneko starting at level 18.

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Bakeko is based on the *bakeneko*, a cat-like *yōkai* renowned in Japanese folklore.

### Name Origin

Bakeko's English name seems to be a shortened form of its origin name, *bakeneko*.
Hornikel

**Hornikel (Japanese:** **ゴートン** **/ Goaton)** is a Steel-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Cupricorn starting at level 18, and evolves into Goabalt starting at level 32.

## Overview

Explanation about what kind of Pokémon it is.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moves

### By Mushroom Tutor

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by ???
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of ???
* Moves in yellow cannot be learned by any previous evolutions of ???

### By a Prior Evolution

 * **Bold** indicates a move that gets STAB when used by Hornikel
* *Italic* indicates a move that gets STAB only when used by an evolution of Hornikel

## Trivia

### Design Origin

Like it's pre-evolutions, Hornikel is based on the Capricorn horoscope, which takes the form of a goat.

### Name Origin

Hornikel's name can be a combination of *horn* and a corruption of *nickel*, a type of metal.

Goaton is literally just *goat* and *ton;* though the name could also play off of tungsten, a rare metal that is almost exclusively combined with other elements in chemical compounds rather than alone.
Percussoon

**Percussoon (Japanese: オオムジナ / Oomuzina)** is a Normal-type Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair and Sirius.

It evolves from Takuni starting at level 20, and evolves into Tanuking starting at level 34.

## Trivia

### Name origin

Oomuzina may be a portmanteau of 大 (ō, "large") and 貉 (mujina, "badger"), a synonym for *tanuki*.

Percussoon may be a portmanteau of *percussion* and *raccoon* (as in "raccoon dog").
PokéDex

The PokéDex has received a massive overhaul in Procyon/Deneb, acting more as a picture book compared to previous Pokédexes.
This section will cover all of its features.

## General Navigation

At any point when you first open it up, you can scroll the Pokédex with left or right buttons, or scroll it vertically with up and down buttons to reach the beginning or end.

## Checking out Pokémon stats

When you first select a Pokémon, you can push the Start button to hear its cry, while also reading over its dex entry.

Additionally, you can also push the A button to check out the Pokémon's Egg Groups, Held Item and Wild Location. For example, Basille is in the Grass and Fairy egg groups.
PokéSeg

The PokéSegway is an advanced version of the Mach and Acro Bikes, think of the Gen 4 bike.

It can be obtained once one has obtained a Bike Voucher.

It can be activated with the Key Items pocket or the register menu, and it has two modes:

Acro (easier to turn -- *unfortunately no cool tricks this time*)

Mach (more difficult to turn *but much faster*)

Both modes are toggled between by pressing the B button.

### Obtaining the Bike Voucher

First, one must complete the Maneko sidequest after defeating Gym 1, which takes place in Tsyukusa Forest (Flash is very helpful).

Then returning to Gym 1's city, give the girl her pendant:

And she will give you a Bike Voucher --

not long after this, a scientist also gives you the PokeTab.

### Obtaining the PokéSegway

When you reach Kokutan City, you will want to look for a specific building.

Go inside, talk to the clerk and he will exchange your Bike Voucher for the PokéSegway!
Darca

**Darca (Japanese: オールガ / Ohrga)** is a dual-type Water/Dark Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakemon created for Pokémon Altair and Sirius.

It evolves from Dorfin randomly starting at level 25. It is one of Dorfin's final forms, the other being Narwhail.

## Trivia

### Name Origin

Darca is a combination of *dark* and *orca*.

Darca's Japanese name, Ohrga, is a corruption of *orca* that may invoke *ō* (大), meaning great or large.
Folifarig

**Folifarig (Japanese: フォリキー / Fuoriki)** is a dual-type Normal/Psychic Pokémon, and is one of the original Fakémon created for Pokémon Altair, Sirius and Vega.

It evolves from Girafarig starting at level 30.

## Overview

Before Farigiraf came to being before the launch of Scarlet and Violet, Folifarig was an idea back then for a Girafarig evolution back before even Vega. Comparing Fari to Foli, Fari is a good deal more tankier than Foli at the cost of Speed. In addition, it has Armor Tail, which allows it to be immune to Priority of any kind, and Sap Sipper to be immune to Grass moves. Foli sadly doesn't have any of those abilities that Farigiraf has.

However, what Folifarig has over Farigiraf is a good solid Speed tier and a higher Special Attack than Farigiraf. The Speed difference is very noticeable, allowing it to at least compete with the 100s that do not go with Speed nature. In addition, unlike Farigiraf, it has access to Will-O-Wisp, which helps punish any Sucker Punch user that tries to revenge kill it. Unfortunately, it still has the same set of Abilities that it had as a Girafarig without Sap Sipper. Also, unlike Farigiraf, it sadly lacks a reliable Special Normal STAB move to complement Psychic STAB well in Procyon and Deneb and the very diverse amount of Special move options, as it doesn't have anything great against Steel types other than Will-O-Wisp chip.

Still, for being a fake Girafarig evolution, Folifarig is pretty much something for a pretty forgotten Pokémon from the Johto roster.

## Base Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.
* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Moves

### By TM/HM

Procyon

Deneb
Noctum Wing (move)

Noctum Wing (*Wings of the Night*) is a Ghost-type move introduced in Procyon/Deneb.

It has 80 BP, 90 Accuracy, 15 PP and is of the Special Category. It is the signature move of Signet Form Blakjak.

Noctum Wing inflicts damage and has a 20% chance of confusing the target or lowering the target's Accuracy by one stage.
Blitz Cannon (move)

Blitz Cannon (JP: *ランチャーアーム* (Ranchā Āmu) / *Launcher Arm*) is a Steel-type move introduced in Procyon/Deneb. It is the signature move of Astignite.

It is a move with 70 BP, 100 acc, 10 PP, and is of the Special category.

It is a move that changes the user's Ability to Mega Launcher, and even gains an attack-boost-bonus when doing such.