Pokemon: The New First Gen (Submissions for new Pokemon Over, Except costumes)

[Rasdanation]

Added a "New TMs" page to keep track of the new TMs added. Also, I'm adding some old moves as TMs, so that is always an option.

 

[Rasdanation]

Just to also get this update noticed, I added a Gym Leader Flavor and Gym Theme section. Gym Leader flavor is basically what profession your Gym leader does or why they specialize in that typing. Gym theme is what the puzzle in the gym is.

Also, what is the level gap in between gyms here? I see that it is larger than usual.

 

[Pika Xreme]

Harmo Breloom
Type 1: Electric
Type 2: Poison
Ability 1: Gooey
Ability 2: Lightning Rod
Hidden Ability: Flash Bang (When this Pokémon enters the battle, the opponent's accuracy is lowered by one accuracy.)
HP 60, Atk 40, Def 80, Spa 130, Spd 80, Spe 90

Based on the jelly and bioluminescent mushrooms, Breloom has rooted itself in the ground, slowly draining energy from the soil to power its light.

Phantguise
Type 1: Ghost
Type 2: Normal
Ability 1: Disguise
Ability 2: Prankster
Hidden Ability: Imposter
HP 60, Atk 30, Def 80, Spa 100, Spd 80, Spe 90

This Pokémon is a phantasm in detective coat. A master of disguise, this Pokémon has versatility. It can turn Nasty Plot sweeper with Disguise, a status king pin with Prankster and Focus Stash, and even a Imposter abuser. This Pokémon has been spotted in the shadier parts of Harmo, usually after a crime has taken place.

we should not have this many ghost/normal types you lunatic do ghost/dark or something

 

[transwiththeplans]

we should not have this many ghost/normal types you lunatic do ghost/dark or something

WE'RE ALL MAD HERE

 

[Yoshiblaze]

A moveset and a new mon:

New mon - Coralcopia (Low BST and kind of a joke mon)

Coralcopia, the Deceiving Pokemon
Name Justification: Coral + Cornucopia
Type 1: Rock
Type 2: Grass
Ability: Hidden Potential - Doubles Special Attack (AKA a Special Huge Power)
Hidden Ability: Solid Rock

Stats

HP: 95
Atk: 30
Def: 85
SpAtk: 65
SpDef: 80
Speed: 35
BST: 390

Moves

Level-up:
Start - Whirlpool (Move Reminder)
Start - Giga Drain (Move Reminder)
Start - Smack Down (Move Reminder)
Start - Nightmare (Move Reminder)
Start - Absorb
Start - Sweet Scent
3 - Acid
6 - Growth
10 - Water Sport
14 - Mega Drain
17 - Hypnosis
19 - Bite
21 - Ancient Power
25 - Gastro Acid
28 - Follow Me
30 - Giga Drain
34 - Block
37 - Surf
39 - Power Gem
43 - Acid Armor
46 - Rock Polish
48 - Psychic Fangs (Replace with Abyss Teething if Zaph1337 is fine with that)
50 - Recover (Might make it OP, idk)
54 - Energy Ball
60 - Extrasensory
63 - Ingrain
67 - Foul Play
70 - Toxic Spikes
75 - Wood Hammer

TM:
01 - Work Up
06 - Toxic
09 - Venoshock
10 - Hidden Power
12 - Taunt
15 - Hyper Beam
16 - Light Screen
17 - Protect
18 - Rain Dance
21 - Frustration
23 - Smack Down
26 - Earthquake
27 - Return
29 - Psychic
32 - Double Team
34 - Sludge Wave
36 - Sludge Bomb
39 - Rock Tomb
41 - Torment
42 - Facade
44 - Rest
45 - Attract
46 - Thief
48 - Round
53 - Energy Ball
55 - Scald
59 - Brutal Swing
60 - Quash
63 - Embargo
64 - Explosion
66 - Payback
68 - Giga Impact
69 - Rock Polish
ORASTM70 - Flash
71 - Stone Edge
78 - Bulldoze
80 - Rock Slide
83 - Infestation
84 - Poison Jab
85 - Dream Eater
86 - Grass Knot
87 - Swagger
88 - Sleep Talk
90 - Substitute
94 - Surf
96 - Nature Power
100 - Confide
ORASHM - Dive

Tutor:
Snore
Water Pulse
Giga Drain
Endeavor
Aqua Tail
Seed Bomb
Foul Play
Earth Power (Might be OP)
Block
Pain Split
Gastro Acid
Worry Seed
Iron Defense
Stealth Rock

Egg - Mineral and Water 3:
Acid Spray (Trubbish, Ferroseed, Tentacool)
Rock Blast (Many things)
Belch (Trubbish)
Mega Drain (Kabuto, Lileep)
Hex (Snorunt, Yamask, Tentacool)
Grudge (Yamask)
Sand Attack (Roggenrola, Dwebble, Trubbish, Kabuto, Anorith, Skorupi, Binacle, Wimpod)

Concept/general Design: Deep underwater lives Coralcopia. Looking at it, it's some dumb coral that is oddly shaped like a cornucopia that gets eaten a lot. Well, you're Half-right. It is coral that like a cornucopia. But, it sure isn't weak as looks can be deceiving. Thanks to it's ability to grow and change the color of parts of it's body in it's mouth, Coralcopia can easily lure you in with what looks like a tasty squash. To further help it, Coralcopia is able to create a luring scent. Then, once foolish prey comes close, Coralcopia knocks them out with and goes to eat the defenseless creature. It's favorite move to do this with is Smack Down, but it enjoys Hypnosis, too. So, who's the dumb one now?
Design wise, Coralcopia is a cornucopia with eyes, Corsola's color scheme replacing the Pink with brown, and fruit like formations in it's opening. Also, small teeth... lol.
Other Notes/Competitive Use: It's an underwater cornucopia that has an effective 502 Special Attack at Level 100 and a good typing.... NEED. I. SAY. MORE?

Moveset for the Shellop line

Shellop

Level-Up:
Start - Tackle
Start - Withdraw
3 - Leer
5 - Water Gun
9 - Mist
13 - Mirror Shot
17 - Confuse Ray
20 - Brine
23 - Protect
26 - Aqua Ring
28 - Pluck
30 - Iron Defense
33 - Flash Cannon
36 - Razor Shell
39 - Haze
42 - Refresh
45 - Hydro Pump
48 - Recover
51 - Spikes
55 - Memento
60 - Water Spout

TM:
05 - Roar
06 - Toxic
07 - Hail
10 - Hidden Power
12 - Taunt
13 - Ice Beam
14 - Blizzard
17 - Protect
18 - Rain Dance
20 - Safeguard
21 - Frustration
27 - Return
32 - Double Team
33 - Reflect
39 - Rock Tomb
42 - Facade
44 - Rest
45 - Attract
48 - Round
55 - Scald
60 - Quash
63 - Embargo
67 - Smart Strike
ORASTM70 - Flash
74 - Gyro Ball
83 - Infestation
87 - Swagger
88 - Sleep Talk
90 - Substitute
91 - Flash Cannon
94 -Surf
ORASTM94 - Secret Power
98 - Waterfall
100 - Confide
ORASHM - Dive

ORAS Tutor:
Snore
Water Pulse
Signal Beam
Iron Head
Block
Gastro Acid
Recycle
Magnet Rise
Iron Defense
Stealth Rock
Icy Wind

Egg - Water 3:
Mega Drain (Kabuto, Lileep)
Shell Smash (Shellder, Omanyte, Tirtouga, Binacle) - Might be OP
Liquidation (Corsola, Tirtouga, Golisopod)
Twineedle (Shellder, Skorupi)
Aurora Beam (Tentacool, Shellder, Omanyte, Kabutops)
Skull Bash (Barbaracle)
Wide Guard (Scaliron, Kingler, Tirtouga, Crabrawler, Crabominable)
Quick Guard (Scaliron, Archen)

Steelop

Level-Up:
Start - Tackle
Start - Withdraw
Evolve - Reinforce (Steel; Raises Defense by 2 and lowers Speed by 1)
3 - Leer
5 - Water Gun
9 - Mist
13 - Mirror Shot
17 - Confuse Ray
20 - Brine
23 - Protect
26 - Aqua Ring
30 - Pluck
32 - Iron Defense
35 - Flash Cannon
38 - Razor Shell
41 - Haze
44 - Refresh
46 - Hydro Pump
50 - Recover
53 - Spikes
57 - Memento
62 - Water Spout

TM:
05 - Roar
06 - Toxic
07 - Hail
10 - Hidden Power
12 - Taunt
13 - Ice Beam
14 - Blizzard
17 - Protect
18 - Rain Dance
20 - Safeguard
21 - Frustration
27 - Return
28 - Leech Life
32 - Double Team
33 - Reflect
39 - Rock Tomb
42 - Facade
44 - Rest
45 - Attract
48 - Round
55 - Scald
60 - Quash
63 - Embargo
67 - Smart Strike
ORASTM70 - Flash
74 - Gyro Ball
80 - Rock Slide
83 - Infestation
87 - Swagger
88 - Sleep Talk
90 - Substitute
91 - Flash Cannon
94 -Surf
ORASTM94 - Secret Power
98 - Waterfall
100 - Confide
ORASHM - Dive

ORAS Tutor:
Snore
Water Pulse
Signal Beam
Iron Head
Block
Gastro Acid
Recycle
Magnet Rise
Iron Defense
Stealth Rock
Icy Wind

Egg - Water 3:
Mega Drain (Kabuto, Lileep)
Shell Smash (Shellder, Omanyte, Tirtouga, Binacle) - Might be OP
Liquidation (Corsola, Tirtouga, Golisopod)
Twineedle (Shellder, Skorupi)
Aurora Beam (Tentacool, Shellder, Omanyte, Kabutops)
Skull Bash (Barbaracle)
Wide Guard (Scaliron, Kingler, Tirtouga, Crabrawler, Crabominable)
Quick Guard (Scaliron, Archen)

Scaliron

Level-Up:
Start - Razor Shell (Move Reminder)
Start - Reinforce (Move Reminder)
Start - Quick Guard (Move Reminder)
Start - Wide Guard (Move Reminder)
Start - Magnet Bomb
Start - Tackle
Start - Withdraw
Evolve - Wide Guard
3 - Leer
5 - Water Gun
9 - Mist
13 - Mirror Shot
17 - Confuse Ray
20 - Brine
23 - Protect
26 - Aqua Ring
30 - Pluck
32 - Iron Defense
35 - Flash Cannon
38 - Razor Shell
41 - Haze
44 - Refresh
46 - Hydro Pump
50 - Recover
53 - Spikes
55 - Metal Burst
57 - Memento
62 - Water Spout
65 - Reinforce

TM:
05 - Roar
06 - Toxic
07 - Hail
10 - Hidden Power
12 - Taunt
13 - Ice Beam
14 - Blizzard
15 - Hyper Beam
17 - Protect
18 - Rain Dance
20 - Safeguard
21 - Frustration
27 - Return
28 - Leech Life
30 - Shadow Ball
32 - Double Team
33 - Reflect
39 - Rock Tomb
42 - Facade
44 - Rest
45 - Attract
48 - Round
55 - Scald
59 - Brutal Swing
60 - Quash
63 - Embargo
67 - Smart Strike
68 - Giga Impact
ORASTM70 - Flash
74 - Gyro Ball
80 - Rock Slide
83 - Infestation
87 - Swagger
88 - Sleep Talk
90 - Substitute
91 - Flash Cannon
94 -Surf
ORASTM94 - Secret Power
98 - Waterfall
100 - Confide
ORASHM - Dive

ORAS Tutor:
Snore
Water Pulse
Signal Beam
Iron Head
Block
Gastro Acid
Recycle
Magnet Rise
Iron Defense
Stealth Rock
Icy Wind

Egg - Water 3:
Mega Drain (Kabuto, Lileep)
Shell Smash (Shellder, Omanyte, Tirtouga, Binacle) - Might be OP
Liquidation (Corsola, Tirtouga, Golisopod)
Twineedle (Shellder, Skorupi)
Aurora Beam (Tentacool, Shellder, Omanyte, Kabutops)
Skull Bash (Barbaracle)
Wide Guard (Scaliron, Kingler, Tirtouga, Crabrawler, Crabominable)
Quick Guard (Scaliron, Archen)

Stuff About my Gym

City: Bolta River City (Combines Bolt as in "Nuts & Bolts", and The Volta Region/Volta River in Ghana)
Badge Name:The Ironworks Badge
Gym Theme: A maze of pipes. Challengers have to traverse through a bunch of pipes to get to me. Think the clear pipes from Super Mario 3D World
Flavor: BLC is a very industrial city with my father working in a factory. This exposed him to many Steel-types, causing me to adore the type. When news broke out that the Pokemon League was building a Gym in the city, I caught a bunch of Steel-types and trained them up as fast as I could with the help of my dad in order to win a Gym Leader deciding tournament, giving me the position
Format: Singles

 

[Rasdanation]

City: Bolta River City (Combines Bolt as in "Nuts & Bolts", and The Volta Region/Volta River in Ghana)
Badge Name:The Ironworks Badge
Gym Theme: A maze of pipes. Challengers have to traverse through a bunch of pipes to get to me. Think the clear pipes from Super Mario 3D World
Flavor: BLC is a very industrial city with my father working in a factory. This exposed him to many Steel-types, causing me to adore the type. When news broke out that the Pokemon League was building a Gym in the city, I caught a bunch of Steel-types and trained them up as fast as I could with the help of my dad in order to win a Gym Leader deciding tournament, giving me the position
Format: Singles

While I like this, I have one question. Are you saying that this city is located on the in a Ghana-like region, or the naming of the naming of the city is just related to that? If you are saying that is in a Ghana-like area, then we may have a problem, since the we have decided that the region will be in Southern USA.
Also adding a new City tab to keep track of city flavor.

 

[Yoshiblaze]

While I like this, I have one question. Are you saying that this city is located on the in a Ghana-like region, or the naming of the naming of the city is just related to that? If you are saying that is in a Ghana-like area, then we may have a problem, since the we have decided that the region will be in Southern USA.
Also adding a new City tab to keep track of city flavor.

Just the naming is related

 

[Pika Xreme]

Guys, have any of you done Pseudo Legendaries yet?? If not, I'd gladly do them, possibly two lines, since Hoenn had both Metagross and Salamence

My own Dracomill line.

WE'RE ALL MAD HERE

Are you trying to make Normal/Ghost into the new Grass/Poison? You're just throwing it around with no rhyme or reason. Nyantum had a damn good reason to be Normal/Ghost, neither of yours have any excuse. Quite frankly, I believe you have no idea what you're doing. Kecleon doesn't even use any Harmo-exclusive content - Harmo Aurorus was literally built around around Draconic Light as a defensive ability, Harmo Typhlosion uses a new ability (although I honestly think it could use different abilities then just No Guard and a Blaze clone), Harmo Zoroark uses Hidden (which is pretty stupid as an ability imo, but w/e). I can't really justify Harmo Slaking either. Jerrytkrot's Harmo Kecleon doesn't fix the issue either. I personally don't see how this gets in when Missingno didn't...

True, but thats completely irrelevant... I made a weather that everyone keeps forgetting about. It's like GF making Lumineon and it becoming the most forgotten pokemon. oh, wait...

It's because your weather is baaad. Also you aren't maintaining it

 

[transwiththeplans]

My own Dracomill line.

Are you trying to make Normal/Ghost into the new Grass/Poison? You're just throwing it around with no rhyme or reason. Nyantum had a damn good reason to be Normal/Ghost, neither of yours have any excuse. Quite frankly, I believe you have no idea what you're doing. Kecleon doesn't even use any Harmo-exclusive content - Harmo Aurorus was literally built around around Draconic Light as a defensive ability, Harmo Typhlosion uses a new ability (although I honestly think it could use different abilities then just No Guard and a Blaze clone), Harmo Zoroark uses Hidden (which is pretty stupid as an ability imo, but w/e). I can't really justify Harmo Slaking either. Jerrytkrot's Harmo Kecleon doesn't fix the issue either. I personally don't see how this gets in when Missingno didn't...

It's because your weather is baaad. Also you aren't maintaining it

I take offense to that

But seriously, I'm gonna change it Ghost/Dark.

 

[Pika Xreme]

Nice mon :]]] I love that typing

EDIT: is there any chance I can do another Dragon Pseudo to be my ace?

Blegh, two Dragon psuedos doesn't sound too great to me. Mind running the general idea by me?

 

[FlameUser64]

I see I'm late to the party re: Shellop line so I'll just throw what I had been working on here as well:

Shellop Moveset

Level-up:
1. Withdraw
1. Vice Grip
1. Bubble
4. Clamp
8. Aqua Ring
12. Supersonic
16. Mirror Shot
20. Bubble Beam
24. Iron Defence
28. Metal Sound
32. Backstroke
36. Metal Burst
40. Mist
44. Whirlpool
48. Flash Cannon
52. Hydro Pump

Steelop Moveset

Level-up:
Evolve: Skull Bash
1. Withdraw
1. Vice Grip
1. Bubble
4. Clamp
8. Aqua Ring
12. Supersonic
16. Mirror Shot
20. Bubble Beam
24. Iron Defence
28. Metal Sound
32. Brine
36. Metal Burst
40. Mist
44. Whirlpool
48. Flash Cannon
52. Hydro Pump

Hadn't gotten to Egg Moves/TMs/Tutors yet.

 

[zerobreaker000]

Glowpade

Name: Glowpade (Glow + Lampade)
Typing: Fire/Electric
Ability: Cursed Body/Illuminate/Mold Breaker
Egg Group: Fairy/Amorphous
Evolves into Lamphos when leveling up around magnetic fields

Stats:
- HP: 20
- Atk: 55
- Def: 20
- SpA: 60
- SpD: 40
- Speed: 115
Total: 320

Moves:

Level

Start: Flash
Start: Flame Charge
Level 5: Quick Attack
Level 8: Confuse Ray
Level 12: Charge Beam
Level 16: Agility
Level 18: Dazzling Gleam
Level 22: Electro Ball
Level 25: Flame Burst
Level 30: Eerie Impulse
Level 35: Flash Cannon
Level 41: Burn Up
Level 48: Amp Slam

TM

Work Up
Toxic
Hidden Power
Sunny Day
Light Screen
Protect
Frustration
Thunderbolt
Thunder
Return
Double Team
Reflect
Flamethrower
Fire Blast
Facade
Flame Charge
Rest
Attract
Round
Overheat
Energy Ball
Fling
Charge Beam
Will-O-Wisp
Explosion
Smart Strike
Volt Switch
Thunder Wave
Psych Up
Swagger
Sleep Talk
U-Turn
Substitute
Flash Cannon
Wild Charge
Dazzling Gleam
Confide

Tutor

Snore
Shock Wave
Signal Beam
Endeavor
Heat Wave
Last Resort
Magic Coat
Magnet Rise
Electroweb

Egg Moves

Discharge
Electric Terrain
Flame Wheel
Flare Blitz
Cosmic Power
Swift
Me First
Vacuum Wave
Curse
Memento

Lamphos

Name: Lamphos (Lampad + Phos (greek for light))
Typing: Fire/Electric
Ability: Cursed Body/Illuminate/Mold Breaker
Egg Group: Fairy/Amorphous

Stats:
- HP: 50
- Atk: 80
- Def: 45
- SpA: 90
- SpD: 65
- Speed: 165
Total: 505

Moves:

Level

Start: Extreme Speed
Start: Solar Beam
Start: Power Burst
Start: Laser Blast
Start: Flash
Start: Flame Charge
Start: Quick Attack
Start: Confuse Ray
Level 5: Quick Attack
Level 8: Confuse Ray
Level 12: Charge Beam
Level 16: Agility
Level 18: Dazzling Gleam
Level 22: Electro Ball
Level 25: Flame Burst
Level 30: Eerie Impulse
Level 35: Flash Cannon
Level 41: Burn Up
Level 48: Amp Slam

TM

Work Up
Toxic
Hidden Power
Sunny Day
Ice Beam
Hyper Beam
Light Screen
Protect
Frustration
Solar Beam
Thunderbolt
Thunder
Return
Shadow Ball
Double Team
Reflect
Flamethrower
Fire Blast
Facade
Flame Charge
Rest
Attract
Round
Overheat
Energy Ball
Fling
Charge Beam
Will-O-Wisp
Explosion
Smart Strike
Giga Impact
Volt Switch
Thunder Wave
Psych Up
Dream Eater
Swagger
Sleep Talk
U-Turn
Substitute
Flash Cannon
Wild Charge
Dazzling Gleam
Confide

Tutor

Snore
Shock Wave
Signal Beam
Endeavor
Heat Wave
Last Resort
Spite
Trick
Magic Coat
Magnet Rise
Gravity
Electroweb

Yes I know Illuishade is a thing but this is kinda different okay purisu undasutando
This thing is based on lampads - torch-bearing nymphs of the underworld, torches/lamps and photons. As such, it's fast. Ridiculously fast. Ninjask-level fast. And the fastest special attacker in the dex so far too - I noticed a lack of special attackers above 120 Speed (other than Pixflake-East), so here it is. Unlike Pixflake-East, it can still use physical moves to break past certain specially bulky threats, but in return it's not too powerful, and that bulk... Wait, what bulk?
The actual design would look somewhat like Navi (the Zelda kind), but with clear torch/lamp features, and possibly shaped like comets and such to show its speed.

Not too related, but why does Illuinight line have Illuminate? If it's a lampshade, shouldn't it block light rather than emit light?

 

[Ludicrousity]

It's because your weather is baaad. Also you aren't maintaining it

explain how it's bad... I'm personally fine with it. also, what do you mean, I'm not maintaining it? If you mean there aren't mons that abuse it, I'm in the middle of making one.

 

[Pika Xreme]

explain how it's bad... I'm personally fine with it. also, what do you mean, I'm not maintaining it? If you mean there aren't mons that abuse it, I'm in the middle of making one.

It's fucking BROKEN. It gives additional buffs to Fleur Cannon and Hyperspace Fury, among others, that it buffs the power of (not cool). Imagine if Solar Beam was a fire move. Yeah. It also makes no sense flavor-wise - why would a weather associated with the Fairy and Ghost types, and also divinity, buff Dark other than to ride your ALSO flavorless decision to make your legendary trio Dark instead of Ghost or Dragon? You also made a Raging Winds setter weak to Raging Winds, on that topic.

*ahem* Enough excessive negativity for THIS post! Onto admiring something cool!

Upsidusa isn't the strongest, but it makes up for it in being a Water-typed Sun abuser, and one that has a Water move that abuses the Sun at that! Algal Bloom, as it is in the spreadsheet, is actually even more powerful than a sun-boosted Flamethrower! Here's how I'd build it...

Upsidusa @ Life Orb / Leftovers
Ability: Chlorophyll
EVs: 4 filler / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Modest Nature
- Algal Bloom
- Solar Beam
- Sludge Wave
- Rapid Spin / Synthesis

Item and fourth move can be adjusted to your team's needs.

 

[Ludicrousity]

It's fucking BROKEN. It gives additional buffs to Fleur Cannon and Hyperspace Fury, among others, that it buffs the power of (not cool). Imagine if Solar Beam was a fire move. Yeah. It also makes no sense flavor-wise - why would a weather associated with the Fairy and Ghost types, and also divinity, buff Dark other than to ride your ALSO flavorless decision to make your legendary trio Dark instead of Ghost or Dragon? You also made a Raging Winds setter weak to Raging Winds, on that topic.

*ahem* Enough excessive negativity for THIS post! Onto admiring something cool!

Upsidusa isn't the strongest, but it makes up for it in being a Water-typed Sun abuser, and one that has a Water move that abuses the Sun at that! Algal Bloom, as it is in the spreadsheet, is actually even more powerful than a sun-boosted Flamethrower! Here's how I'd build it...

Upsidusa @ Life Orb / Leftovers
Ability: Chlorophyll
EVs: 4 filler / 252 SpA / 252 Spe
Modest Nature
- Algal Bloom
- Solar Beam
- Sludge Wave
- Rapid Spin / Synthesis

Item and fourth move can be adjusted to your team's needs.

I made them dark because you said you didn't like the idea of a Ghost type trio... Not really a fan of dragon. Storms fit Water more than Flying. You seriously seem pissed off at it :/

 

[Pika Xreme]

I made them dark because you said you didn't like the idea of a Ghost type trio... Not really a fan of dragon. Storms fit Water more than Flying. You seriously seem pissed off at it :/

I said I wasn't too interested in the idea of a trio that shares one type in general. Ghost or Dragon would be the best for that, I suppose.

 

[Ludicrousity]

I said I wasn't too interested in the idea of a trio that shares one type in general. Ghost or Dragon would be the best for that, I suppose.

Oh, I guess I read it wrong :/ my bad.

Just to also get this update noticed, I added a Gym Leader Flavor and Gym Theme section. Gym Leader flavor is basically what profession your Gym leader does or why they specialize in that typing. Gym theme is what the puzzle in the gym is.

Also, what is the level gap in between gyms here? I see that it is larger than usual.

Small fact: I based my Gym Leader Flavour on my childhood. Apart from training Ghost Types of course. Also, Should we come up with Gym Leader names? I don't think it sounds right saying "You are challenged by Gym Leader Zaph1337". Just using your name because it's the best example I can come up with.
Also, I feel a larger level gap is good, since all anyone does now is spam EXP share, making the games too easy

 

[lydian]

Guys, here's possibly two version exclusive mons, they're both single staged and Dragon typed, similar to Drampa and Tortunator and feature similar BSTs:

Dreaper

Dreaper
Classification: Reaper Pokémon
Height: 16'0"
Weight: 20lbs
Typing: Ghost/Dragon
Abilities: Merciless, Multiscale (Hidden)
HP: 71
Atk: 131
Def: 43
SpA: 53
SpD: 89
Spe: 113
BST: 500
Notable Moves: Reaper's Havoc, Shadow Sneak, Dragon Claw, Shadow Sneak, Poison Jab, Psychic Fangs, U-turn, Pursuit, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, Stone Edge, Extreme Speed
Design: Dreaper resembles a Snake, it has what seems to be a mask on his face and his whole body is covered by bones, Dreaper also has a sickle at the very tip of his tail. This Pokémon's body is a dark purple color, and its belly is dark green too.
Flavor Text 1: This pokemon is said to claim the souls of dead Dragon Pokémon and uses their bones to protect itself.
Flavor Text 2: Dreaper is commonly seen on Dragon Graveyards at night, Dreaper is a very lonely Pokemon and its eternally faded to his reaping duties.
Competitive Analysis: Base 131 Attack is very scary, and when coupled with a great 113 Speed Tier, makes Dreaper a frightning opponent. Merciless allows Dreaper be a staple on Toxic Spikes teams and potentiallt makes any matchups against it much more threatening. Multiscale allows Dreaper to take one hit from certain Pokemon and keep attacking, however, Dreaper still has terrible bulk, especially physical bulk, therefore might not even take some hits well enough, not to mention any sort of chip damage can already break its Multiscale.

Pixagon

Pixagon
Classification: Angel Pokémon
Height: 8'0"
Weight: 20lbs
Typing: Fairy/Dragon
Abilities: Serene Grace, Marvel Scale (Hidden)
HP: 113
Atk: 53
Def: 71
SpA: 89
SpD: 131
Spe: 43
BST: 500
Notable Moves: Moonblast, Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse, Roost, Defog, Aromatherapy, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Thunderbolt, Ice Beam, Wish, Healing Wish, Psychic, Psyshock, Aura Sphere, Focus Blast, Energy Ball
Design: Pixagon resembles a Snake, it has a small aureole on top of its head, as well a small horn too. This Pokémon also has huge golden wings. Its body is a gradient that starts with a light blue on its head and ends with a deep purple on its tail.
Flavor Text 1: Pixagon can be seen flying high in the sky, those Pokemon are said to protect other Dragon Types from danger and will try to stop a fight beetween two Dragon types at any cost.
Flavor Text 2: This Pokemon is part of Harmo's folclore and is said to protect obedient kids from nightmares and fears.
Competitive Analysis: Pixagon is very tough to breakthrough, it has massive HP and SpD stats, and a reasonable Defense too, after its HP is factored in, Base 89 SpA doesn't leave it completely without Defensive presence and access to Roost, Defog and Healing Wish makes Pixagon shine even more as a Special Wall. Marvel Scale is generally the prefered ability as it lets Pixagon buff its average Defense to insane levels, at the cost of being inflicted with a status aliment.

 

[Rasdanation]

Oh, I guess I read it wrong :/ my bad.

Small fact: I based my Gym Leader Flavour on my childhood. Apart from training Ghost Types of course. Also, Should we come up with Gym Leader names? I don't think it sounds right saying "You are challenged by Gym Leader Zaph1337". Just using your name because it's the best example I can come up with.
Also, I feel a larger level gap is good, since all anyone does now is spam EXP share, making the games too easy

Yea, I have a nickname in mind for me, since my shortened name in many games is "Rass," I was thinking of having that as my gym leader's actual name.

Guys, here's possibly two version exclusive mons, they're both single staged and Dragon typed, similar to Drampa and Tortunator and feature similar BSTs:

Dreaper

Dreaper
Classification: Reaper Pokémon
Height: 16'0"
Weight: 20lbs
Typing: Ghost/Dragon
Abilities: Merciless, Multiscale (Hidden)
HP: 71
Atk: 131
Def: 43
SpA: 53
SpD: 89
Spe: 113
BST: 500
Notable Moves: Reaper's Havoc, Shadow Sneak, Dragon Claw, Shadow Sneak, Poison Jab, Psychic Fangs, U-turn, Pursuit, Knock Off, Sucker Punch, Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Ice Fang, Stone Edge, Extreme Speed
Design: Dreaper resembles a Snake, it has what seems to be a mask on his face and his whole body is covered by bones, Dreaper also has a sickle at the very tip of his tail. This Pokémon's body is a dark purple color, and its belly is dark green too.
Flavor Text 1: This pokemon is said to claim the souls of dead Dragon Pokémon and uses their bones to protect itself.
Flavor Text 2: Dreaper is commonly seen on Dragon Graveyards at night, Dreaper is a very lonely Pokemon and its eternally faded to his reaping duties.
Competitive Analysis: Base 131 Attack is very scary, and when coupled with a great 113 Speed Tier, makes Dreaper a frightning opponent. Merciless allows Dreaper be a staple on Toxic Spikes teams and potentiallt makes any matchups against it much more threatening. Multiscale allows Dreaper to take one hit from certain Pokemon and keep attacking, however, Dreaper still has terrible bulk, especially physical bulk, therefore might not even take some hits well enough, not to mention any sort of chip damage can already break its Multiscale.

Pixagon

Pixagon
Classification: Angel Pokémon
Height: 8'0"
Weight: 20lbs
Typing: Fairy/Dragon
Abilities: Serene Grace, Marvel Scale (Hidden)
HP: 113
Atk: 53
Def: 71
SpA: 89
SpD: 131
Spe: 43
BST: 500
Notable Moves: Moonblast, Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse, Roost, Defog, Aromatherapy, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Thunderbolt, Ice Beam, Wish, Healing Wish, Psychic, Psyshock, Aura Sphere, Focus Blast, Energy Ball
Design: Pixagon resembles a Snake, it has a small aureole on top of its head, as well a small horn too. This Pokémon also has huge golden wings. Its body is a gradient that starts with a light blue on its head and ends with a deep purple on its tail.
Flavor Text 1: Pixagon can be seen flying high in the sky, those Pokemon are said to protect other Dragon Types from danger and will try to stop a fight beetween two Dragon types at any cost.
Flavor Text 2: This Pokemon is part of Harmo's folclore and is said to protect obedient kids from nightmares and fears.
Competitive Analysis: Pixagon is very tough to breakthrough, it has massive HP and SpD stats, and a reasonable Defense too, after its HP is factored in, Base 89 SpA doesn't leave it completely without Defensive presence and access to Roost, Defog and Healing Wish makes Pixagon shine even more as a Special Wall. Marvel Scale is generally the prefered ability as it lets Pixagon buff its average Defense to insane levels, at the cost of being inflicted with a status aliment.

Wait, we are having two versions of the game? I thought we were just going to make one :P

 

[lydian]

Wait, we are having two versions of the game? I thought we were just going to make one :P

Thats why I said possible version exclusives, i didnt know if it would be one version or two.. They can just be counterparts then, idk :P

 

[Pika Xreme]

Oh, I guess I read it wrong :/ my bad.

Small fact: I based my Gym Leader Flavour on my childhood. Apart from training Ghost Types of course. Also, Should we come up with Gym Leader names? I don't think it sounds right saying "You are challenged by Gym Leader Zaph1337". Just using your name because it's the best example I can come up with.
Also, I feel a larger level gap is good, since all anyone does now is spam EXP share, making the games too easy

I've been known to fuck up massively when saying something, don't worry.

My Gym Leader was never even supposed to be me - I support this totally. Not sure what to call the Ice leader, though.

Thats why I said possible version exclusives, i didnt know if it would be one version or two.. They can just be counterparts then, idk :P

I mean, not two versions of the metagame, but of "in-game", wouldn't there be?

 

[Jerrytkrot]

Just throwing this out there: A discord Server maybe?
https://discord.gg/fDvTRU3

 

[Ludicrousity]

Info about my gym:

Type: Dragon
TM: 107 - Dragon Pulse
Badge: Ascending Badge
Battle Format: Single
Gym Leader Flavor: The original gym owner, a famous Guru in whatever City the Gym is located in, passed away, his grandson, Matthew (The English Counterpart to my name) has the duty to keep the gym. However, Matt is only a few years older than the player and is extremely worried if he'll be able to maintain the gym or if it'll have to be closen down. When the player fist arrives in the City, Matt is actually doing battling the League, and he needs to showcase his Pokemon in a tournament-ish thing (similar to the Animé) and needs at least a Quarter Final finish for the E4 to allow him to take care of IDK City's Gym. The player then returns to the City, after obtaining its 5th Gym Badge, and gets warned Matthew lost in the Finals, but still managed to keep his Gym, which is now open for challenges. Matthew isn't particularly a Dragon Specialist, but to maintain his Grandfather's tradition he only uses Dragon Pokémon on his gym. After being able to ensure he got to keep his Gym, he looks like a very confident character and looks very happy and joyful.
Gym Theme: The gym is based on a Dragon Graveyard/Museum and the player needs to pass a maze of Dragon Bones to get to face the Gym Leader

Trainers

Trainer 1
Dragonair (F)
Ability: Shed Skin
Level: 32
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Atk / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Wrap
- Twister
- Agility
- Thunder Wave

Shelgon (M)
Ability: Rock Head
Level: 32
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Atk / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Dragon Breath
- Dragon Pulse
- Rage
- Headbutt

Deino (M)
Ability: Hustle
Level: 32
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Atk / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Dragon Rage
- Crunch
- Dragon Pulse
- Focus Energy

Trainer 2
Turtonator (M)
Ability: Shell Armor
Level: 33
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Atk / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Incinerate
- Smog
- Iron Defense
- Dragon Pulse

Drampa (F)
Ability: Berserk
Level: 33
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Atk / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Dragon Pulse
- Play Nice
- Glare
- Echoed Voice

Trainer 3
Wyrmill (M)
Ability: Wind Turbine
Level: 33
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Metal Claw
- Dragon Pulse
- Iron Defense
- Dragon Rage

Druddigon (M)
Ability: Rough Skin
Level: 33
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Chip Away
- Scary Face
- Hone Claws
- Dragon Claw

Since I found no info on Wyrmill's moveset I assumed what moves he'll get, Pika Xreme if there's anything wrong with this moveset PM me and I'll change it
Trainer 4
Exeggutor-Alola (M)
Ability: Frisk
Level: 34
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Def / 11 SpA / 11 SpD / 11 Spe
- Dragon Hammer
- Bullet Seed
- Sleep Powder
- Leech Seed

1st battle

Pixagon (F)
Ability: Serene Grace
Level: 37
EVs: 16 HP / 16 Def / 16 SpA / 36 SpD / 16 Spe
Calm Nature
IVs: 20 HP / 5 Atk / 20 Def / 20 SpA / 30 SpD / 20 Spe
- Draining Kiss
- Dragon Pulse
- Air Slash
- Sing

Sliggoo (M)
Ability: Sap Sipper
Level: 38
EVs: 32 HP / 20 Def / 4 SpA / 44 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 25 HP / 15 Atk / 25 Def / 15 SpA / 25 SpD / 15 Spe
- Dragon Pulse
- Muddy Water
- Absorb
- Poison Tail

Dreaper (M)
Ability: Merciless
Level: 40
EVs: 4 HP / 40 Atk / 4 SpA / 12 SpD / 40 Spe
Lonely Nature
IVs: 12 HP / 28 Atk / 12 Def / 12 SpA / 20 SpD / 28 Spe
- Reaper's Havoc
- Shadow Sneak
- Dragon Pulse
- Poison Jab

Rematch

Pixagon (F) @ Zoom Lens
Ability: Serene Grace
Level: 66
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpD
Calm Nature
IVs: 20 HP / 0 Atk / 20 Def / 20 SpA / 30 SpD / 20 Spe
- Moonblast
- Draco Meteor
- Roost
- Sing

Kommo-o (M) @ Lum Berry
Ability: Bulletproof
Level: 67
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 SpA
Naive Nature
IVs: 19 HP / 29 Atk / 14 Def / 29 SpA / 9 SpD / 29 Spe
- Clanging Scales
- Focus Blast
- Outrage
- Sky Uppercut

Dragolyte (M) @ Cell Battery
Ability: Levitate
Level: 68
EVs: 252 SpA / 252 SpD
Mild Nature
IVs: 10 HP / 10 Def / 30 SpA / 20 SpD / 20 Spe
- Volt Switch
- Outrage
- Draco Meteor
- Extreme Speed

Garchomp (M) @ Rocky Helmet
Ability: Sand Veil
Level: 69
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spe
Naughty Nature
IVs: 11 HP / 11 Def / 21 SpA / 11 SpD
- Earthquake
- Dragon Tail
- Stealth Rock
- Draco Meteor

Goodra @ Leftovers
Ability: Sap Sipper
Level: 70
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SpD
Sassy Nature
IVs: 25 HP / 0 Atk / 25 Def / 15 SpA / 25 SpD / 15 Spe
- Dragon Pulse
- Flamethrower
- Thunderbolt
- Ice Beam

Dreaper (M) @ Assault Vest
Ability: Merciless
Level: 72
EVs: 252 Atk / 252 Spe
Lonely Nature
IVs: 12 HP / 28 Atk / 12 Def / 12 SpA / 20 SpD / 28 Spe
- Reaper's Havoc
- Shadow Sneak
- Dragon Pulse
- Poison Jab

What do you mean with two versions of the metagame? Originally I wanted Pixagon to be in one game and Dreaper in the other, now that I know there'll be only one version, they can just be counterparts, like Golem and Machamp or Gourgeist and Trevenant, for example, similar BSTs and similar evolution methods, and can both be obtained in the same game

maybe have it where if you choose 1 "Version Exclusive", all pokemon from the opposite side are banned?

 

[FlameUser64]

I did already post my Gym team here, right? I know it's probably a bit too high-leveled for a 3rd gym, but I figured there'd likely be plot (villain team confrontation and the like) between the 2nd and 3rd gyms, and I also kinda needed at least level 30 for level-up learnset purposes (Marikaiser learns Encore at level 30). Really Marikaiser probably shouldn't have Overheat either because level-up, but it's a TM anyway so eh.

maybe have it where if you choose 1 "Version Exclusive", all pokemon from the opposite side are banned?

Seems pretty pointless imo. It's not like that's a thing people worry about in actual competitive, since trading exists.

 

[lydian]

maybe have it where if you choose 1 "Version Exclusive", all pokemon from the opposite side are banned?

Yeah, I dont see the point either :P just leave both in the game :)