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Black Hole (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Black Hole** is a damage-dealing Dark-type move introduced in Generation S. It is the signature move of Quasaur.

## Effect

Black Hole inflicts damage. A recharge turn is required on the turn after damage is done, during which no action may be performed.

Black Hole will not require a recharge turn if it misses, the user flinches, the user is put to sleep after the attack but before the recharge turn, or the user is frozen after the attack but before the recharge turn. If the user is confused, the recharge turn of Black Hole will not count towards the number of turns the user will remain confused.
Hawkrome

**Hawkrome** (HAW-kroam) is a dual Bug/Steel-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Pompest starting at level 18 and evolves into Hemetrach starting at level 26 or Inshedja starting at level 37 while the player has a Dark-type Pokémon in their party.

## Trivia

* If it is able to evolve into both Hemetrach and Inshedja simultaneously upon leveling up, it will always evolve into Inshedja.
	+ For example, if Hawkrome is prevented from evolving and is raised to level 37 with a Dark-type Pokémon in the party, Hawkrome will evolve into Inshedja.

### Origin

* Hawkrome is based off of the tarantula hawk. Hawkrome's Pokédex entry states that it hunts Racnirac, which relates to how tarantula hawks hunt and kill tarantulas in real life.
List of Recommended Characters/Episode 2

**Jeffy** is a male recommended character. He was recommended by C. Johnson. As on his comment he says why all the time, and spanks his diaper.

#### Appearance

Jeffy is a humanoid species and has a pencil inside his nose. He wears a yellow shirt with the word "jeffy" written on it, and a diaper.

#### Trivia

* SuperMarioLogan, the channel that created Jeffy, announced that Jeffy will possibly leave the show, due to him causing the demonetization of the channel.
* He is the first recommended character ever made.

## Bamboo

### Name

Bamboo

*Main article: Bamboo*

**Bamboo** is a female debuting character. She was not a recommended character, but was chosen by the creator.

#### Trivia

* In the original production of Episode 3, Bamboo was one of the characters who "unfairly" joined. She was removed from the production later.

### Lollipop

**Lollipop** is a female debuting character.

#### Trivia

* She can change color, but her default is grape.
Hemetrach

**Hemetrach** (hem-ih-TRAHK) is a dual Bug/Steel-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Hawkrome starting at level 26. It is one of Pompest's final forms, the other being Inshedja.

## Trivia

### Origin

* Hemetrach is based off of the tarantula hawk. Hemetrach's Pokédex entry states that it hunts Arachnite, which relates to how tarantula hawks hunt and kill tarantulas in real life.
Solar Boost (ability)

**Solar Boost** is an ability introduced in Generation S. It is the signature ability of Winglow. It is exclusively obtained as a hidden ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

During the daytime, Pokémon with Solar Boost have their highest offensive stat (Attack or Special Attack) doubled. In the Battle Frontier, it is increased by 1.5×.

### **Outside of battle**

Solar Boost has no effect outside of battle.
Storm Summoner (ability)

**Storm Summoner** is an ability introduced in Generation S. It is the signature ability of the Bolteel line.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Storm Summoner summons a thunderstorm in battle as soon as a Pokémon with Storm Summoner enters the battle. This thunderstorm lasts for 5 turns. This can be extended to 8 turns with a Shock Rock. If another Pokémon with an ability causing a weather condition enters the battle the same turn as a Pokémon with Storm Summoner, the slowest Pokémon's ability will remain on the battle.

If heavy rain, extremely harsh sunlight, or a mysterious air current is present, Storm Summoner will fail to activate.

### **Outside of battle**

Storm Summoner has no effect outside of battle.
Summitop

**Summitop** (SUM-ih-tahp) is a dual Ice/Ground-type Pokémon.

It evolves into Summier starting at level 30, which evolves into Summidon when leveled up while knowing Tectonic Force.

## Trivia

### **Origin**

Summitop is based on the concept of a moving ice mountain creature, similar to Torterra.

### **Name Origin**

Summitop is a combination of *summit* and *top*.
Volt Absorb (ability)

**Volt Absorb** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 9 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Volt Absorb are immune to Electric-type moves. If it is hit by one, its HP is restored by one quarter of its maximum HP. It will activate even if hit by an Electric-type status move.

If a Pokémon with Volt Absorb is holding a Cell Battery, Volt Absorb absorbs the move so the Cell Battery's effect is not triggered.

### **Outside of battle**

Volt Absorb has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Volt Absorb are Electric-types.
Aftermath (ability)

**Adaptability** is an ability introduced in Generation IV. So far, 12 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

When a Pokémon with this ability faints due to damage from a move that makes contact, the attacking Pokémon takes damage equal to a quarter of its own maximum HP. This ability will not activate if a Pokémon with Damp is on the field.

### **Outside of battle**

Aftermath has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that are able to have this ability can learn Explosion. Aftermath's similarity to Explosion is more apparent in langauges other than English. This is also why the ability Damp affects Aftermath.
Lightning Rod (ability)

**Lightning Rod** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 23 Pokémon have this ability. 2 of these Pokémon are unobtainable in Generation S.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Lightning Rod forces all Electric-type moves to strike the Pokémon with this ability, including those used by allies. Electric-type moves will never miss the Pokémon with this ability. The Electric-type move that hits the Pokémon with Lightning Rod will raise its Special Attack instead of doing damage.

If the Pokémon that has Lightning Rod is protected from a Electric-type move, Lightning Rod will not work and the Electric-type move will either fail or hit an ally (if it is a move such as Discharge or Power Surge).

Lightning Rod cannot redirect Electric-type Hidden Power.

If another Pokémon becomes the center of attention, Electric-type moves will be directed to it instead of the Pokémon with Lightning Rod.

### **Outside of battle**

Lightning Rod tries to force an encounter with an Electric-type Pokémon, if possible.
Arena Trap (ability)

**In-game description**

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**Arena Trap** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 5 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon on the opposing side of a Pokémon with Arena Trap will be unable to escape the battle. However, Ghost-types are immune. Using Baton Pass, U-Turn, Volt Switch, or Parting Shot will still cause a Pokémon to switch out. Holding a Shed Shell allows Pokémon affected by Arena Trap to switch out, but doesn't allow them to flee or Teleport.

Pokémon rendered immune to Ground-type moves are immune to Arena Trap. This includes Flying-type Pokémon, Pokémon with Levitate, Pokémon holding an Air Balloon, and Pokémon affected by Magnet Rise or Telekinesis. If the Pokémon is under the effect of Gravity, Smack Down, a move that negates or replaced Levitate (such as Gastro Acid or Simple Beam), a move or ability that causes type to be changed, or a held Iron Ball, it will be unable to escape.

If a wild Pokémon has Arena Trap and the player's Pokémon faints, the player is able to flee instead of sending out another Pokémon.

### **Outside of battle**

If a Pokémon with Arena Trap is in the first place in the party (even if fainted), the wild Pokémon encounter rate increases by 100%. It shares this trait with Illuminate.
Sundrosera

**Sundrosera** (sun-DROH-zur-uh) is a dual Grass/Dragon-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Sundelew starting at level 30.

## Trivia

* Unlike real sundews, instead of attracting prey with a sweet liquid, Sundrosera uses glowing orbs to attract its prey.
	+ However, this is similar to real-life sundews, as both real ones and Sundrosera have orbs (although ones on real sundews are smaller).

### Origin

Sundrosera is based on the sundew, a carnivorous plant. It also has the characteristics of a frill-necked lizard, with the sundew leaves taking place of the lizard's neck.

### Name Origin

Sundrosera comes from *sundew* and *drosera*.
Garrote Vine (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Garrote Vine** is a damage-dealing Grass-type move introduced in Generation S. It is the signature move of Razard.
Sundelew

**Sundelew** (SUN-di-loo) is a Grass-type Pokémon.

It evolves into Sundrosera starting at level 30.

## Trivia

* Unlike real sundews, instead of attracting prey with a sweet liquid, Sundelew uses glowing orbs to attract its prey.
	+ However, this is similar to real-life sundews, as both real ones and Sundelew have orbs (although ones on real sundews are smaller).

### Origin

Sundelew is based on the sundew, a carnivorous plant. It also has the characteristics of a frill-necked lizard, with the sundew leaves taking place of the lizard's neck.

### Name Origin

Sundelew comes from *sundew* and *adelae*.
Adrenaline (move)

**Stats**

* Not affected by Protect
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* **Affected by Snatch**
* Not affected by King's Rock
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Adrenaline** is a non-damaging Fighting-type move introduced in Generation S.

## Effect

Adrenaline raises the user's Attack and Speed by one stage each.
Summier

**Summier** (SUM-ee-yare) is a dual Ice/Ground-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Summitop starting at level 30 and evolves into Summidon when leveled up while knowing Tectonic Force.

## Trivia

### **Origin**

Summier is based on the concept of a moving ice mountain creature, similar to Torterra.

### **Name Origin**

Summier is a combination of *summit* and *glacier*.
Summidon

**Summidon** (SUM-ih-dahn) is a dual Ice/Ground-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Summier when leveled up while knowing Tectonic Force. It is the final form of Summitop.

## Trivia

### **Origin**

Summidon is based on the concept of a moving ice mountain creature, similar to Torterra.

### **Name Origin**

Summidon is a combination of *summit* and the suffix *-don*, which means tooth. Even though the suffix is usually *-odon*, *-don* is used sometimes in certain circumstances.
Guiding Light (ability)

**Guiding Light** is an ability introduced in Generation S. So far, 3 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

For the first two turns, all single-target moves that the opponent uses hit the Pokémon with Guiding Light. If the Pokémon faints before the two turns pass, Guiding Light's effect will be gone and will not be put on another ally Pokémon. Throughout the whole battle, during the previously mentioned effect of Guiding Light and after it wears off, any Pokémon that makes contact with the Pokémon with Guiding Light get their accuracy lowered.

In single battles, since there are no allies, Guiding Light doesn't have its first effect, since all moves would hit it anyways. However, opponent's accuracy is still lowered if it makes contact with it.

### **Outside of battle**

Guiding Light has no effect outside of battle.
Flying (type)

The **Flying type** is one of the eighteen types.

## Battle properties

Flying type attacks are are boosted to 150% base power in a violent wind storm and decreased to 50% base power during a thunderstorm.

## Pokémon

For a list of canon Flying-type Pokémon, check out the page on Bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Flying\_(type)

There are 26 Flying-type Pokémon in the Pokédex (25 not counting alternate forms).
Sap Sipper (ability)

**Sap Sipper** is an ability introduced in Generation V. So far, 19 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Sap Sipper are immune to Grass-type moves. If it is hit by one, its Attack is boosted.

If hit by a multi-strike move such as Bullet Seed, Sap Sipper will only activate once. Aromatherapy will activate Sap Sipper for allies.

### **Outside of battle**

Sap Sipper has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* Waveraid and Pulseram with Sap Sipper will have no weakness, unless its ability is suppressed by a move like Gastro Acid or an opponent's ability like Mold Breaker.
Stick Pick/Comments

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Cobalt

**Cobalt** is the female playable character in Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze. She is never called by name, but is called this by the developers. If you do not play as her, she does not appear in the game.

## In the games

In Hemphir, the legal age to have your own house is 16. The game starts with your parents entrusting their house to you. This makes Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze one of the first games where the player lives alone (for the most part). Cobalt's mother, Harmonia, is a Psychic-type Elite Four member, and her father Cadmus is a scientist researching artificially created Pokémon.

## Pokémon

*Cobalt is never battled throughout the game.*

## Trivia

* Cobalt's front battle sprite is never seen throughout the game, but exists in the games files, most likely for picture purposes on the wikia.
Tsundere (ability)

**Tsundere** is an ability introduced in Generation S. It is the signature ability of Toxie and Legenite.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Tsundere maximizes the Special Attack stat if the Pokémon with the ability is infatuated. If the Pokémon with this ability successfully uses Attract on any Pokémon, its Special Attack will still be boosted.

### **Outside of battle**

Tsundere has no effect outside of battle.
Refrigerate (ability)

**Refrigerate** is an ability introduced in Generation VI. So far, 6 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Refrigerate have their Normal-type moves turned into Ice-type moves. The power of these moves are boosted by 20%.

### **Outside of battle**

Refrigerate has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Refrigerate are Ice-types.
Pixilate (ability)

**Pixilate** is an ability introduced in Generation VI. So far, 5 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Pixilate have their Normal-type moves turned into Fairy-type moves. The power of these moves are boosted by 20%.

### **Outside of battle**

Pixilate has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Pixilate are Fairy-types.
Shadow Tag (ability)

**In-game description**

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**Shadow Tag** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 12 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Shadow Tag are immune to other Pokémon's Shadow Tag, and the same applies to it; both can leave the battle. However, the Pokémon that switches in against the Pokémon with Shadow Tag will be unable to escape, unless it holds a Shed Shell. Note that this item does not let you flee or Teleport. Using Baton Pass, U-Turn, Volt Switch, or Parting Shot will still cause a Pokémon to switch out.

If a wild Pokémon has Shadow Tag and the player's Pokémon faints, the player is able to flee instead of sending out another Pokémon.

### **Outside of battle**

Shadow Tag has no effect outside of battle.
Pompest

**Pompest** (PAHM-pest) is a Bug-type Pokémon.

It evolves into Hawkrome starting at level 18, which evolves into Hemetrach starting at level 26 or into Inshedja starting at level 37 while the player has a Dark-type Pokémon in their party.

## Trivia

* Pompest is in the Mineral egg group, despite having no mineral features. This is most likely because it evolves into a Steel-type Pokémon.

### Origin

* Pompest is based off of the tarantula hawk. Pompest's Pokédex entry states that it hunts Spindwell, which relates to how tarantula hawks hunt and kill tarantulas in real life.
Photonic Blast (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Photonic Blast** is a damage-dealing Normal-type move introduced in Generation S. It is the signature move of Reactux.

## Effect

Photonic Blast inflicts damage and has no secondary effects.
Zen Mode (ability)

**Zen Mode** is an ability introduced in Generation V. It is the signature ability of Darmanitan and allows it to change form. It is exclusively obtained as a hidden ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

At the start of battle or at the end of a turn, if the HP of a Standard Mode Darmanitan with the ability Zen Mode is below half, it will change into its Zen Mode. At the end of a turn, if the HP of a Zen Mode Darmanitan with the Ability Zen Mode is above half, it will change into its Standard Mode. Darmanitan is always in Standard Mode outside of battle.

In Standard Mode, Darmanitan is Fire-type. In Zen Mode, Darmanitan is Fire/Psychic-type.

If Darmanitan loses Zen Mode or Zen Mode is suppressed with Gastro Acid, it will revert to its Standard Mode and not be able to change form. If Darmanitan gains Zen Mode, at the end of the turn it will change form if its HP is below half.

Only Darmanitan can change form with Zen Mode, even if another Pokémon gains it via Skill Swap or Transform. Role Play fails if the target has the ability Zen Mode. Entrainment fails if the user has the ability Zen Mode. Zen Mode cannot be copied by Trace, Power of Alchemy, or Receiver.

### **Outside of battle**

Zen Mode has no effect outside of battle.
Contrary (ability)

**Contrary** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 13 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

This ability inverts all changes to the stat changes of a Pokémon with this ability; if an effect would lower a stat, it is increased instead, and if an effect would increase a stat, it is decreased instead. Effects that change a Pokémon's stats without affecting stat stages, such as burn and paralysis, are not affected by Contrary.

This also applied to self-inflicted changes, such as Curse and Leaf Storm. This ability only inverts the changes when they are applied; it does not passively cause all existing changes to reverse; therefore, if the ability Contrary is no longer in effect or the stats are Baton Passed, all existing stat stage changes remain the same. Stats Baton Passed onto a Pokémon with Contrary are not reversed.

Mist, Guard Spec., and Flower Veil take into account Contrary's inversion before determining whether to block the stat change. For example, if a Pokémon with Contrary is targeted by String Shot while protected by Mist, it will gain Speed; if a Pokémon with Contrary is targeted by Swagger while protected by Mist, its Attack will not be changed.

If a Pokémon with Contrary uses Belly Drum, its Attack will be lowered to -6 stages; if the user's Attack is already at -6 stages, Belly Drum will still deduct HP. Even if the user has Contrary, Belly Drum fails if the user's Attack is already at +6.

If a move used by a Pokémon with Mold Breaker, Teravolt, or Turboblaze would change a stat stage of a Pokémon with Contrary, the change will not be inverted.

### **Outside of battle**

Contrary has no effect outside of battle.
Capshur

**Capshur** (KAP-sher) is a dual Ghost/Normal-type Pokémon.

It evolves into Spirisule starting at level 26.

## Trivia

* No other Pokémon has the same type combination as Capshur and its evolution.
* Capshur and Spirisule share some similarities with Spiritomb. They are both the Forbidden Pokémon, can both be found in the overworld in some way, and are both bound to different objects.
* Capshur's Pokédex entry says it has been extinct for 20 years; when work on the game was first begun, Pokémon Red and Blue came out 20 years ago. Like many things about it, this is a reference to the glitch Pokémon, the ghost.

### Origin

Capshur seems to be a homage to the original Pokémon ghost sprite from the original Generation I games. It has a similar appearance; it is basically the same ghost, but bound to a Poké Ball.

Capshur's shiny is bound to a Master Ball.
Gelid Body (ability)

**Gelid Body** is an ability introduced in Generation S. So far, 4 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

When a Pokémon with Gelid Body is hit by a move that makes contact, there is a 30% chance that the attacking Pokémon will become frozen.

If a Pokémon with this ability is hit by a multi-strike move that makes contact (such as Fury Swipes), each hit has an independent chance to activate this ability.

### **Outside of battle**

Gelid Body has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokmon that can legitimately have Gelid Body are Ice-types.
The Matter Scepter

The Eye of the Void is one of the weapons created from the Marshall Matter. It is one of the top tier magic weapons in Nightmares Unleashed.

This weapon has a higher DPS of it's counterpart, The Marshall's Gauntlet, but targets one enemy and does not have a lifesteal effect.

## Statistics

97 Magic damage.

4% Critical strike chance.

Insanely fast speed. (4)

Average knockback. (5)

Uses 9 mana.

"Fires a stream of dark matter."

"The darkness burns with an unbearable hatred".

## Images

   The old Matter Scepter sprite.

The new Matter Scepter sprite.
Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon

**Pseudo-legendary Pokémon** is a fan term that refers to any Pokémon that has three stages in its evolution line and a base stat total of 600.

## Movesets

### **Mothyre**

* Mothyre can be put to very good use in battle as a good special attacker with its ability Poison Heal.

### **Discreux**

* Discreux is mainly used as a bulky physical attacker.

### **Quasaur**

* Taking less damage from non-super-effective moves with Cosmic Guard complements Quasaur's high defensive stats and interesting movepool.

## Trivia

* Quasaur is the tallest pseudo-legendary Pokémon, surpassing the height of Mega Tyranitar.
* Mothyre is the lightest and shortest pseudo-legendary of this generation.
* Discreux is the heaviest pseudo-legendary of this generation.
* No type shows up twice out of the five that make up the pseudo-legendaries of this generation.
* Mothyre is the only Bug-type pseudo-legendary.
* Quasaur is the only Electric-type pseudo-legendary.
* Discreux shares its typing with another pseudo-legendary; Metagross.
Dark Matter Staff

The Dark Matter Staff is one of the items created with Marshall Matter. It is one of the top tier weapons of Nightmares Unleashed. When used, it summons a minion that resembles the Incarnation summoned by the Void Marshall. It fires a ring of homing, no clipping projectiles, arguably making it one of the most effective minions combat wise.

## Statistics

77 Summon damage.

Average knockback.

Uses 10 mana.

Summons an Incarnation to fight for you.

"The darkness will persist".
Morpheus

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The **Morpheus** mod allows Players on a server to vote on skipping the night by sleeping in a bed. If 50% or more of the Players are in a bed, then the server will skip the night. A server owner can change the percentage required to skip the night, in the mod's config file. While Morpheus is a server side mod, it may be useful in some cases, to include it on the client side as it should work in 'open to LAN'.
Inshedja

**Inshedja** (in-SHEHD-juh) is a dual Bug/Dark-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Hawkrome starting at level 37 while the player has a Dark-type Pokémon in the party. It is one of Pompest's final forms, the other being Hemetrach.

## Trivia

* Inshedja is an anagram of Shedinja.
	+ It is the only Pokémon who's name is an anagram of another's.

### Origin

* Inshedja is based off of the tarantula hawk. It also has ninja-like features.
Ground (type)

The **Ground type** is one of the eighteen types.

## Battle properties

Ground type Pokémon are immune to sandstorm damage. They share this trait with Rock and Steel type Pokémon.

Ground type attacks are are boosted to 150% base power in a sandstorm

## Pokémon

For a list of canon Ground-type Pokémon, check out the page on Bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Ground\_(type)

There are 23 Ground-type Pokémon in the Pokédex (22 not counting alternate forms).
Stick Pick/Transcript

*"Yes!" - Grapejuice - This transcript is complete! You don't have to edit it!*

Globe: What?

[Intro]

Paper: I am your host!

Smiley: I demand a win!

Paper: Easy!

Lightbulb: Can we join?

Bow: Yeah!

Test Tube: Trusty bag of NOTHING!!

Coiny: I hate your show!

Soap: (gasps) Will we pick CLEAN sticks? [0]

Coiny: No.

Paper: Tea and Tag, you will be one pair. Frank and Dorito, you will be another group. Flower and Lightbulb, you will be a group. Globe and Grapejuice, you are a group. Soap and... soap? You are a groooup? Coiny and Tree, you are a group. Cabinet and Pin, you are a group. Hourglass and Smiley, you are a group.

Texas: What about me?

Paper: Texas and Test Tube, you are a group.

Test Tube: I NEED TO PEE! Can I not compete? Is there a restroom?

Paper: UGH! Stop it!

(Pin throws a stick into Cabinet)

(Tea screams)

Toilet: I see.

(Icy from BFDI comes, then runs away, back to Goiky)

Lightbulb: LET'S CALL OUR GROUP GROUP LIGHTBULB! (Barfs out sticks)

Bar of Soap: We (We have a 31.1 chance of winning, the others have a 19.3 chance.) Soap? (Reference to GB, BFDI 9: )

(Soap poops) (Bar of Soap grabs a stick and smiles)

Tree: Okay. I'll help you.

Coiny: Ooookay.

Tree: I am sorry. (grabs stick from HIS OWN KIND and does the shiny cute eyes) (Coiny slaps Tree)

Texas: Hey, Testy.

Test Tube: What?

Texas: Knife.

Paper: Go on! Pick some sticks! (gets cut by knife)

Lightbulb: Flower! LEMME EAT YOU. (eats)

(Lightbulb and Flower; Flower has spit)

Tree: I know where we can find more sticks! (screams)

Tea: (stops screaming)

Bow: HEY!

(Flower was drawing when suddenly, Paper came back)

(Lightbulb presses a button that makes earth grow)

Soap: Oh...

Grapejuice: DUDE, CAN'T YOU SEE THAT I'M ANGRY?! WHY WOULD YOU TOUCH ME RIGHT NOW?!

Paper: BOOP.

Pin: So, what's the next challenge?

(Texas 1 plus 1)

(Grapejuice 0 plus 3)

(Tree 1 plus 22)

(Soap 1 plus 19)

(Pin 1 plus 19)

(Soap and Pin play Rock, Paper, Scissors; Soap got scissors and Pin got paper)

Soap: Globity-Globe!

Pin: Wait a sec.

Pencil: I WISH YOU WEREN'T HERE!

Tree: Uhhhh...I'll pass on being a team captain. See ya at the Forest of Dark and Dead! (Reference to Microphone going into the forest: )

Grapejuice: Hey, Bubble!

Bubble: Woit?!

Lightbulb: I'M BACK.

## References

0. inanimateinsanity.wikia.com/wiki/Soap

1. ↑ battlefordreamisland.wikia.com/wiki/Insectophobe's\_Nightmare
2. ↑ inanimateinsanity.wikia.com/wiki/Rain\_On\_Your\_Charade
Big Pecks (ability)

**Big Pecks** is an ability introduced in Generation V. So far, 17 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Big Pecks prevents other Pokémon from lowering the Defense stat stage of the Pokémon with this ability. It does not prevent the Pokémon with this ability from lowering its own Defense, such as by using Shell Smash.

Effects that decrease Defense without using stages, such as Guard Swap, Heart Swap, or Guard Split, are unaffected by Big Pecks.

This ability can be ignored with Mold Breaker, Teravolt, and Turboblaze.

### **Outside of battle**

Big Pecks has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Big Pecks are Flying-types.
Paper

**Paper** is the host of Object Division, and a male.

## Personality

Paper is one of the bad guys in deathly challenges, and the good guys in peaceful challenges.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, Paper was paping around. He possibly says the most in this episode, because he's very smart.

## Why he hosts

He hosts the show because DeSean wanted a piece of paper to be the host.

## Trivia

* Paper is a character in ***Inanimate Insanity*** but he is not a host.
	+ Paper is also a character in ***Battle for Dream Island***, and that Paper is a recommended character.
* Paper can get cut by knives, as seen in Stick Pick.
* There is a Paper Recovery Center, as seen in the "EAT FLOWER!!!" scene in Stick Pick.
* Paper was once going to become a phone but the idea was scrapped.
Aerilate (ability)

**Aerilate** is an ability introduced in Generation VI. So far, 5 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Aerilate have their Normal-type moves turned into Flying-type moves. The power of these moves are boosted by 20%.

### **Outside of battle**

Aerilate has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Aerilate are Flying-types.
Ghost (type)

The **Ghost type** is one of the eighteen types.

## Battle properties

Ghost-type Pokémon are now immune to effects that prevent recall or escape (such as Mean Look and Shadow Tag), and they are also guaranteed to flee from any wild battle regardless of Speed.

## Pokémon

For a list of canon Ghost-type Pokémon, check out the page on Bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Ghost\_(type)

There are 26 Ghost-type Pokémon in the Pokédex (25 not counting alternate forms).
Tree

* Current
* Debut
* Stick Pick

**Tree** is a male character, on the Forest Creatures.

Tree is a pine tree.

**Episode 3**: Tree's top leaf segment now has become taller. His body is now from a 3D angle. His tree part is now more brown than red.

## Personality

Tree is a grab-and-go person. He gets a thing and runs away with it. He is wanting to win all the challenges, much like Smiley.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, Tree gets mad at Coiny for staring at him. He gets mad at him for almost the whole episode.
Coiny

Edit

**Coiny** is a male contestant, currently on the Forest Creatures.

## Personality

Coiny has an unknown personality. He acts like he doesn't like Tree.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, he didn't do a lot. He screamed, and was nervous.

In No-Leggers, he was angry. Nothing else is known in this episode about him, since that episode was canceled and replaced with Oh, Come On!
Soap

* Previous
* Debut

**Soap** is a female character on the Cleaning Utensils. She is currently a team captain, along with Tree.

## Personality

Soap is a random object pooping in some challenges, and a smart leader in most challenges.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, Soap pooped. She flew with Grapejuice. She got hit by a mountain.

In There's Nothing Better Than A Soap, Soap ran and pushed Tack and kicked Smiley. Now Smiley isn't that "smiley" anymore. Soap fell because of Grapejuice's creepy smile.

In Episode 3, Soap will be silent. She will use her fingers to direct the team members.

## Trivia

* Soap has a frenemy named Bar of Soap.
* There are other soaps, most are bars of soap.

## Gallery

* Miscellaneous
* Object Division
Stick Pick

**Stick Pick** is the 1st episode of Object Division, and the 1st episode overall. Transcript Video

## Before the Intro

First, Globe gets kicked by Grapejuice for saying "What?". Then the intro.

## After the Intro

Globe puts his leg up as a Y arm. Paper is "their host". Smiley "demands a win". Paper says " Easy!". Lightbulb and Bow want to join.

## The Stick Picking Challenge

Later, Paper puts the contestants in groups. The groups need to pick sticks. Tree is "sorry". He grabs a stick from HIS OWN KIND. Tree knows where they can find more sticks. Tree screams. Tea stops screaming.

## The Platform Challenge

After that, They have to do the Object Havoc 1st challenge: platform pandemonium.

## Teams

The contestants go in teams. The teams are called "The Cleaning Utensils", "The Forest Creatures", and "Team No-Name".

## Conflict

Later, Globe pokes Grapejuice. Grapejuice gets angry. Pencil (BFDI) wishes that Globe and Grapejuice weren't here. They are erased. Grapejuice drinks HER OWN KIND. She flicks Pencil for no reason. Grapejuice runs, then gets stuck in mud.

## Trivia

* Cabinet is actually a drawer.

* Grapejuice was originally going to be silent.

* The assets changed over the episode.

* The episode was originally going to be called "Dust or Bust". Then it was changed to "Gust or Bust".

* The object show was originally called "Object Invasion". Then it was changed to "Battle of the Objects".

* Battle of the Objects would be confusing for the people that watch "Brawl of the Objects". So it was changed to "Object Division".
* And “Object Invasion” is already the name for FusionAnimations’ Object Show.

## Goofs

* Bow wanted to join, but watched a video.

* In this episode, DeSean was a lazy/laxy animator.
Galital

**Galital** (gay-li-TAWL) is a dual Steel/Flying-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Jabbeak starting at level 34. It is the final form of Peclue.

## Biology

It evolves from Peclue starting at level 18 and evolves into **Galital** starting at level 34.

## Trivia

### **Design Origin**

Galital is based on the blue jay. The armor it has is gained from stealing from other Pokémon.

### **Name Origin**

Galital comes from *gale* and another unknown word.
Flash Fire (ability)

**Flash Fire** is an ability introduced in Generation III. So far, 23 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Pokémon with Flash Fire are immune to Fire-type moves. If it is hit by one, the power of its Fire-type moves increase.

If the user is frozen and it is hit with a Fire-type move, Flash Fire will still activate.

### **Outside of battle**

Flash Fire has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokmon that can legitimately have Flash Fire are Fire-types.
Cursed Body (ability)

**Cursed Body** is an ability introduced in Generation V. So far, 12 Pokémon have this ability. One of these Pokémon are unobtainable in Generation S.

## Effect

### **In battle**

If the Pokémon with this ability is hit by an opponent's damaging move, Cursed Body has a 50% chance of disabling that move for 3 turns (including the turn Cursed Body activates). Cursed Body can activate even if the attacker is behind a substitute or if the Pokémon with Cursed Body is knocked out, but will not activate if the Pokémon with Cursed Body is behind a substitute.

If Cursed Body disables a multi-strike move before it has finished all of its hits, it will not prevent the other hits from being executed. Cursed Body can disable a move that calls another move if the called move dealt damage.

Cursed Body can disable a Z-Move even though they are only able to be used once per battle. This has no effect on the original move that was upgraded into the Z-Move.

### **Outside of battle**

Curesd Body has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Cursed Body are Ghost-types.
* As opposed to previous generations, Cursed Body now has a 50% chance of disabling a move instead of a 30% chance. This buff was made to give Pokémon (like non-mega Banette) a good option for an ability.
Object Division

**Object Division** is the first season of Object Division. It premiered on December 31st, 2016. The second episode premiered on January 8, 2017.

Here you will find the release dates.

**Episode chart**

There ya go! The release dates and the episodes!

**Episode release dates chart**
 ****Season 1**** | 12/31/16

## Trivia

* A reboot is planned for approximately 2020.
Jabbeak

**Jabbeak** (jab-BEEK) is a dual Normal/Flying-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Peclue starting at level 18 and evolves into Galital starting at level 34.

## Game Data

### **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.
Snailudge

**Snailudge** (snae-LUJ) is a dual Poison/Rock-type Pokémon.

It evolves from Slugly starting at level 27 and evolves into Snuke starting at level 39 when holding the Unknown Mineral.

## Trivia

* Slugly's evolution line is closer to an actual life cycle than actually changing form. When it "evolves" into **Snailudge**, it finishes oozing out and just finds a rock to live under. When it "evolves" into Snuke, it is genetically modified with an item.
	+ Snuke's Pokédex entry even states that its status as an evolution of **Snailudge** is disputed. This is also mentioned by an NPC.

### Origin

Snailudge seems to be based on a snail. It is a snail "Pokémon-ized" to gain radioactive features.
Hourglass

Hourglass is a male character in Object Division.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, Hourglass tore Smiley's bacon, then showed him giant bacon.

## Trivia

* Hourglass was originally going to be rectangular.

* Hourglass was originally going to try to befriend Smiley in There's Nothing Better Than a Soap, but it fails, and it is replaced with balance beam.

* Hourglass is blue and the goo in him never goes down.
Smiley

**Smiley** is a male character, on the Cleaning Utensils.

## Personality

Smiley is wanting to win all the challenges, much like Tree.

*"This is so tiny! I want **LOTS** more!"*
This article or section is a **speedy stub**. You can help Object Division Wiki by expanding it with more information!

## Coverage

### Stick Pick

Smiley was eating bacon, when suddenly, his bacon was taken.
Steel (type)

The **Steel type** is one of the eighteen types.

## Battle properties

Steel type Pokémon are immune to sandstorm damage. They share this trait with Rock and Ground types.

Steel type attacks are boosted to 150% base power in a sandstorm.

Steel type Pokémon cannot be poisoned, except by a Pokémon with Corrosion.

## Pokémon

For a list of canon Steel-type Pokémon, check out the page on Bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Steel\_(type)

There are 53 Steel-type Pokémon in the Pokédex (48 not counting alternate forms).

## Trivia

* Steel is the most common type out of all the new Pokémon introduced, with a total of 53 Pokémon that have the type.
Psychic (type)

The **Psychic type** is one of the eighteen types.

## Battle properties

Psychic type attacks are are boosted to 150% base power during a solar eclipse and decreased to 50% base power during a lunar eclipse.

Psychic type Pokémon take damage equal to 1/8 of their maximum HP during pitch-black.

## Pokémon

For a list of canon Psychic-type Pokémon, check out the page on Bulbapedia: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Psychic\_(type)

There are 36 Fire-type Pokémon in the Pokédex (31 not counting alternate forms).
Object Division elimination table

**Elimination chart**

## Legend

**WIN** - Elimination Challenge: This contestant was the winner, or was a member of the winning team in the previous challenge, and was safe.

**IN (+)** - Elimination Challenge: This contestant received the most likes for the reward.

**IN** - Elimination Challenge: This contestant had their named called at Cake at Stake and was safe but did not receive the reward.

**WIN/MID** - Elimination Challenge: This contestant was the winner, and was safe in the next episode.

**RISK** - This contestant was declared safe last.

**OUT** - This contestant received the most dislikes for elimination and therefore is eliminated.

**OUT (+)** - This contestant received a prize, but had the most dislikes. As their prize was not immunity, or any other means of avoiding elimination, they were eliminated.

**HIGH** - This contestant was declared safe first.

**HIGH (+)** - This contestant received a prize and was declared safe first.

**MID** - This contestant was in second place, or was on the team that placed second in the previous challenge, and was safe.

**UFE/OUT** - This contestant got the most dislikes and will be eliminated once the next episode is released.

**UFE** - This contestant is at stake (up for elimination).
Corrosion (ability)

**Corrosion** is an ability introduced in Generation VII. So far, 4 Pokémon have this ability.

## Effect

### **In battle**

Corrosion allows the user to inflict poison on any Pokémon regardless of type, allowing them to poison Poison and Steel-type Pokémon.

If a Poison- or Steel-type Pokémon with Corrosion holds a Toxic Orb, it will be badly poisoned. A Pokémon with Corrosion can poison Poison and Steel-type Pokémon if it uses Fling while holding a Toxic Orb or a Poison Barb.

This ability has no effect on Toxic Spikes. It does not allow the Pokémon with this ability to poison a Pokémon with Immunity. Corrosion does not allow the Pokémon with this ability to damage Steel-type Pokémon with Poison-type moves.

If a move is reflected by the target of the Pokémon with this ability due to Magic Coat or Magic Bounce, the reflected move will not be able to poison Steel or Poison-type Pokémon.

### **Outside of battle**

Corrosion has no effect outside of battle.

## Trivia

* All Pokémon that can legitimately have Corrosion are Poison-types.
Tea

Tea, labeled **The New Taco**, is an unknown gender contestant. Their gender hasn't been revealed yet, much like ***Paintbrush***, from **Inanimate Insanity**.

## Personality

Tea is a randomly weird one. They are like Taco and Rocky.

## Coverage

### Stick Pick

Tea was grouped with Tag. Tea screamed for, Doomes.desean estimates, 2 hours.

### There's Nothing Better Than A Soap

Tea appeared, being in the final ~~7~~ 8. Tea was the last person to fall in the water.

## Trivia

* Tea is similar to Rocky from BFDI and Taco from Inanimate Insanity (episodes 1-17) because...
	+ They all barf.
	+ They all do amazing in the challenges.
	+ However, that last part could be false.
Tack

**Tack** is a contestant on Object Division.

## Personality

Tack is too nice. he is as nice he'll even fix your vase.

#### After The Challenge

He wanted to know what the next challenge was. After he fell, He wanted to "wait a sec".

## Trivia

* He also might become mean, and throw the co-host off, like Soap from II.
	+ This may be, leading to elimination.
	+ There is also Tack on Object land,with same personality
	+ there is also tack on Object madness,but is rude,
	+ another tack is also on Insane fury,but is armless with mean personality
There's Nothing Better Than a Soap

### Before the Intro

Grapejuice, Coiny, and Tree were seen standing. Grapejuice wants to prank Paper. Coiny and Tree shake their heads, as they are saying no.

### After the Intro

Grapejuice tries to push Globe. She can't. Dorito pushes Lightbulb off. Soap pushes Tack and kicks Smiley. Coiny pushes Tree off. Now we are to the final ~~7~~ 9. Tea comes. Globe slides to Tea. He says hello to Tea. Tea barfs a hamburger. Flower slaps Soap. Soap slaps Flower. Grapejuice is being creepy, so Soap jumps off. Gumball comes up and pushes Grapejuice off. Coiny falls off. Frank eats Dorito. Tea falls off. Now they are up for elimination. Voting ends 1/11/17.

### After the End

Globe falls into the water, and because he is fat, the land floods.

 Season 1
Grapejuice

Edit

Debut

 **Grapejuice** is a female contestant in Object Division.

Grapejuice is visually a glass of grape juice.

## Personality

Grapejuice is a Forest Creature. She is mean.

## Coverage

In Stick Pick, Grapejuice kicked Globe. She was angry when Globe poked her. She broke in the 3rd challenge: platform pandemonium. She wasn't spilling because she might have a glass inside of her glass.

In No-Leggers, She lost to globe in the No-Leggers challenge and the 1/3 of a triathlon.

In There's Nothing Better Than a Soap, Grapejuice used a creepy smile to win, but fell. Later, she got eliminated for being angry. She might become a murderer.

In Episode 3, Grapejuice is eliminated with 2 dislikes or 1 dislike, 1 vote.

## Trivia

* Grapejuice was originally going to be silent.

* Grapejuice was originally going to be a purple Battle for Dream Island Teardrop.

* Grapejuice is the incorrect grammar. *Grape juice* is the correct grammar.

## Running Gags

* In Stick Pick, when Globe interacts with Grapejuice, she gets angry.

## Gallery

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Grapejuice in the beauty contest.Grapejuice's old idle.
Mercury Cannon (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Mercury Cannon** is a damage-dealing Steel-type move introduced in Generation S. It is the signature move of Snuke.

## Effect

Mercury Cannon deals damage and has a 50% chance to poison the target.
Severing Stones (move)

**Stats**

* **Affected by Protect**
* Not affected by Magic Coat
* Not affected by Snatch
* **Affected by King's Rock**
 **Target**

 * This move was created for Pokémon Cobalt Mist and Crimson Haze.

Not a TM or Tutor move.

**Severing Stones** is a damage-dealing Rock-type move introduced in Generation S. It is the signature move of Ruggedive.

## Trivia

* Severing Stones is the only starter signature move that is the type of the starter's secondary one.
Tag

**Tag** is a supporting character in Object Division. He is supporting because he never appeared in episode 2. He might reappear in episode 3.

## Personality

Tag is self-going. He goes by himself. He may get a little bit too far though.

## Coverage

### Stick Pick

Tag appeared when they were picking groups. Tag's ears(does he have any?) exploded when Tea screamed.
Globe and Grapejuice

This one of the 47 articles in some of the categories focuses on the interactions between Globe and Grapejuice.

* Season 1 (Stick Pick-Episode 3)
* Season 1 (Episode 4-Episode 8)
* Season 1 (Episode 9-Episode 15)
* Season 1 (Episode 16-Episode 23)
* Season 1 (Episode 24-Episode 28)
* Season 2 (Episode 1-Episode 9)

## Episodes suggesting a conflict

### Stick Pick

Globe got kicked by Grapejuice for saying "what". Later, they got in groups. Globe poked Grapejuice. Grapejuice got angry to Globe.
Void Slasher

The Void Slasher is one of the items that can be chosen through the Marshall Matter. It is one of the top level weapons in Nightmare Unleashed. When swung, the sword fires a laser that hits one target.

This weapon does higher DPS against a singular target, whereas the alternate melee weapon, the Blackhole Execution, does more damage against groups of enemies.

## Statistics

290 Melee damage.

4% Critical strike chance.

Very fast speed.

Average Knockback.

"There is nothing left".
List of Recommended Characters

A list of all recommended characters in Object Division.

# Episode 2

**Jeffy** is a male recommended character. He was recommended by C. Johnson. As on his comment he says why all the time, and spanks his diaper.

#### Appearance

Jeffy is a humanoid species and has a pencil inside his nose. He wears a yellow shirt with the word "jeffy" written on it, and a diaper.

#### Trivia

* SuperMarioLogan, the channel that created Jeffy, announced that Jeffy will possibly leave the show, due to him causing the demonetization of the channel.
* He is the first recommended character ever made.

## Bamboo

### Name

Bamboo

*Main article: Bamboo*

**Bamboo** is a female debuting character. She was not a recommended character, but was chosen by the creator.

#### Trivia

* In the original production of Episode 3, Bamboo was one of the characters who "unfairly" joined. She was removed from the production later.

### Lollipop

**Lollipop** is a female debuting character.

#### Trivia

* She can change color, but her default is grape.