Pet Mod Generation X - The Next Chapter (Region 4: Brunica) [Slate 12: Pseudo-Legendary + Exceptional Evolution]

Ayecrusher King · May 14, 2024

Generation X - The Next Chapter
:sm/Eternatus:

“Our adventure began in Brazdo, and we voyaged towards Loria. While our journey in Desvega comes to a close, the adventure continues...”

Hello! Long time no see, huh?

To everyone who enjoyed Desvega, rejoice, for we will soon be starting another generation of Generation X!

(Council for this iteration)
:Doublade:

Ayecrusher King :pyroar:

Samtendo09 :swampert:

{Helpful

Notes}

Our Discord server!
The Brunician Spreadsheet - PLEASE READ (alongside Brazdo, Loria and Desvega)
Average Movepools by Type - Helps with creating movepools for new Pokémon.

Name: the name for your Fakemon. Subs with no name are ineligible to be voted.
Counterpart(s) / Evolutionary Members: Write the names of the previous stage or counterparts of the Pokemon, if applicable. For pre-evos, also write the evolution method.
Typing: Remember to respect the rules of the ongoing slate; you may use these link for images: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png.
Ability: Ability 1 / Ability 2 | Hidden Ability
Base Stats: HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe (BST) you can write these in any configuration you want, the important thing is that it also fits with slate-specific and general rules. New pre-evolutions’ BST have to be lower than the original, while evolutions’ BST is usually higher; for regional or convergent forms, their BST must match.
Notable Moves: A list of competitively relevant moves; be sure that they are within the scope of being accessible. you can make a complete movepool during the discussion phase.
Height + Weight: indicate the meters and kilograms of your submission. Weight is more important due to mechanics involving weight, such as Low Kick, Heavy Metal and Float Stone.
Flavour/Design: (Required) Put down the design and any inspirations relating to your new Pokémon, their interactions within the region, and why they are found in this region.
Potential Competitive Role: (Optional) Describe the role that your Fakemon will have in the new metagame, considering previous Pokémon and potential new competitors; keep in mind that this is a flavour-based mod, so not all submissions have to be competitively viable.

Name: Name of the move; try to use combinations of words never used before in Pokémon games
Power: [Base Power of the Move, should be a multiple of 5]
Type: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png
Category: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/categories/Category.png (Physical, Special or Status)
Base Power: try to balance this, PP, effect and accuracy; only multiples of 5 are allowed as values.
Accuracy: write -- if it ignores accuracy and evasion checks; must be multiple of 5
Power Points: specify just the max PP if you want; allowed values are 1, 8, 16, 24, 32, 48, 64.
Effect: What the move does. Can be a secondary effect or an inherent effect like Throat Chop's. Also include whether or not the move is a spread move Note that custom elements are allowed, as long as they are distinct from already existing abilities/moves introduced as of Gen IX and/or Desvega, and are relatively simple to code (Which means no more custom field effects, we just introduced a new terrain in Desvega. Also, if you think it's codable but the coding team disagrees, then you'd better be prepared to code it yourself if it wins.)
Priority: (Optional) The priority bracket of the move. Unless specified, it is assumed to have the standard priority of 0.
Flags (ex: Contact, Sound): [Specify which flags the move has. A full list can be found in the spreadsheet, listed above.]
Distribution: Specify if the move is exclusive to a particular evolutionary line; otherwise, list the criteria of Pokémon that are eligible to receive the submitted move.
Justification: If this is adjusted from an existing move, explain why it should be changed, both competitive AND flavour wise. Note that any changes you propose will carry to the Ability you suggested only, not to any similar Moves. On that note, be sure that it is not similar to any existing Move introduced in any Generation X iteration or up to SV, otherwise it will be vetoed.

Name: avoid using a name too similar-sounding of existing Abilities.
Effect: While custom elements are allowed, as long as they are distinct from already existing abilities/moves introduced as of Gen IX and/or Desvega, and are relatively simple to code (Which means no more custom field effects, we just introduced a new terrain. Also, if you think it's codable but the coding team disagrees, then you'd better be prepared to code it yourself if it wins.)
Permanent (Yes or No): [Specify whether or not the ability can't be suppressed, Skill Swapped, or copied]
Ignorable (Yes or No): [Specify whether or not the ability is ignored by Mold Breaker]
Distribution: Specify if the Ability is exclusive to a particular evolutionary line; otherwise, list the criteria of Pokémon that are eligible to receive the submitted ability.
Justification: If this is adjusted from an existing Ability, explain why it should be changed, both competitive AND flavour wise. Note that any changes you propose will carry to the Ability you suggested only, not to any similar Abilities. On that note, be sure that it is not similar to any existing Ability introduced in any Generation X iteration or up to SV, otherwise it will be vetoed.

Name: [Name of the item]
Effect: [What the item does, these should not be similar to any existing and relevant competitive items]
Can Be Removed (Yes or No): (Specify whether or not the item can be Knocked Off.)
Ignored by Klutz (Yes or No): (Specify whether or not the item's effect is ignored by Klutz)
Fling Power & Effect: (The BP of Fling when used with this item and what secondary effect it could additionally have, like Light Ball causing paralysis)
Justification: If this is adjusted from an existing Item, explain why it should be changed, both competitive AND flavour wise. On that note, be sure that it is not similar to any existing Item introduced in a previous Generation X iteration or up to SV, otherwise it will be vetoed.

Name: [Name of the Pokémon]
Type: For mono-type Pokemon, you may add or change the current type to another type, not both. For dual-type Pokemon, one of their original types must remain.
Abilities: For Pokemon with two Abilities, you may add another. For Pokemon with three, you are permitted to swap out one of their existing abilities
Moves: [Up to four moves may be added and removed]
Justification: [Explain in detail why these changes should be added, both competitive AND flavour wise. Lack of either will disqualify the adjustment from being slated]

We will begin on the 2nd of June, so get ready and polish your subs - starting with regions to be!

Ayecrusher King · Jun 1, 2024

Slate 1 - The Journey starts again

{Region and Box Legendaries}

:SV/Mewtwo-Mega-X:

As our first slate, your task is to create a Pokémon Region as our “blueprint” and locale to base on for our potential new Pokémon ideas. While specific real-life locations are recommended to assist others in searching inspiration for upcoming slates as well as raising awareness of under-explored cultures, you are also entirely within your rights to create an entirely fantastical region, though note that you will have to prepare extra detail and decide on a uniting theme.

Rules:
- The real-life locales that were already used in the mainline games, specifically Japan (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh/Hisui & Kitakami), New York (Unova), Northern France (Kalos), Hawaii (Alola), United Kingdom (Galar) and the Iberian Peninsula (Paldea), as well as those of our three previous iterations, specifically Brazil (Brazdo), Florida (Loria) and California+Nevada (Desvega) are not allowed to subbed to allow other real-life locales to have a chance to shine. Any sub that features a locale listed above in bold will be vetoed.

Name: Provide a name for your region.
Inspiration: The area of the real world the region is inspired by. If your region isn't based on the real world, be sure to provide a map of your own.

Insert your map here

Lore: Explain what is the history of this region and what role the legendaries have or had in it, and also what is happening at the time of the game.
Additional Information: What aspects of the region’s real-life counterpart (culture, fauna, flora, history, mythology) can be turned into Pokemon?

In addition, each region submission must have a set of Legendary Pokémon in pairs or threes, whether they be otherworldly visitors who've stumbled into the region with power incomparable to the locals or powerful deities that helped shaped the region's history.

Rules:
- Each component of the main legendary duo / trio must have a Base Stat Total between 660 and 680; anything with BST lower or higher will not be accepted. In addition, they are permitted to have one signature Ability and/or move.
- That said, they can have an alternate form, which increases their BST by up to an additional 100 points, adds or changes one type, and grants access to one (optionally) exclusive Ability and/or move. In the case of a duo, if one of the two box-arts have an altered form, the other one must also have it too; in the case of a trio, you are permitted to only give the third legendary one.
- To keep our boxarts from spiralling out of control, their power tier should be intended for Ubers UU - Ubers.
- The submissions cannot be cross-generational evolutions, pre-evolutions, regional or convergent forms; those will not be allowed until the Early Route slate. Any of those will be automatically rejected.

Name: Name of the Pokémon (Etymology)
Counterpart(s): if this is a mascot, write the name of the other one, if this is the third Legendary, write both the names of the mascots.
Typing: You can use these link for images: https://play.pokemonshowdown.com/sprites/types/Type.png.
Abilities: Ability 1 | Hidden Ability (Optional)
Base Stats: HP / Atk / Def / SpA / SpD / Spe (BST)
Notable Moves: Give a list of moves that this Pokémon will learn, both competitive and flavor moves, though the former is more important. Once your submission is voted in, you will create a full movepool for it in the discussion phase after the second slate.
Flavor/Design (Required): Describe the lore/flavor/design of your Pokémon. For trios: What's the role of this component? Is it the trio master or is it a rival against the duo mascots? What are their relationships like?
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): You may describe the role that your Pokemon will have in the new metagame.

anaconja · Jun 1, 2024

Name: Yuugen
Inspiration: ancient japan, the periods before feudal japan which is where pokemon conquest and pokemon legends arceus take place so around 538-1185ad

Lore: long ago, the king of honor, the king of wealth, the king of kindness, the king of prosperity, and the king of war formed an alliance, making the unified state of yuugen. with it came the appeasement of the gods.

however this came to an abrupt end when the homura clan, led by the majestic [new fire 580 bst legendary]; the mizuki clan, led by the graceful [new water 580 bst legendary]; the mori clan, led by the wise [new grass 580 bst legendary]; the kaminari clan, led by the mighty [new electric 580 bst legendary]; and the aori clan, led by the temperamental [new flying 580 bst legendary]; all sensed the growing ease and advanced on the land all at once and unleashing the wrath of the gods. with wildfires, floods, famines, and disease outbreaks ravaging the population, the player, one of the children of the kings, is tasked with the quest to bring back peace to the land.

Name: Sutama (reading of 蘇, to be revived, combined with the reading of 霊, spirit)
Typing:

Ability: Mortem (When this Pokemon is damaged by a move, the attacker's Defense or Special Defense drops by 1 stage, whichever is higher.)
Base Stats: 138 / 98 / 104 / 138 / 104 / 98 | 680
Notable Moves:
Blizzard, Ice Beam, Freeze-Dry, Poltergeist, Shadow Sneak, Shadow Ball, Hex, Will-o-Wisp, Recover
Height + Weight: 1.93m; 40 kg
New Features: box legend so exclusive ability
Flavour/Design: idk its based on izanami so themes of death and the underworld. maybe it can be like ethereal and stuff
Potential Competitive Role: basically a big tank. ice/ghost is not a terrible option when working with ice and gives it great offensive presence while having incredible bulk too. kind of like lunala but more offensive

Name: Seimeio (reading of 生命, life, combined with the reading of 王, ruler)
Typing:

Ability: Animus (This Pokemon recovers 1/10 max HP at the end of each turn.)
Base Stats: 98 / 138 / 104 / 98 / 104 / 138 | 680
Notable Moves: Volt Tackle, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, Thunder Wave, Double-Edge, Facade, Quick Attack, Hyper Voice, Close Combat, Knock Off, U-Turn
Height + Weight: 2.18m; 50 kg
New Features: box legend so exclusive ability
Flavour/Design: idk its based on izanagi so themes of life and vitality. big radiance vibes from this
Potential Competitive Role: on the contrary this mon is an offensive pivot through and through with massive speed and the ability to offset its primarily recoil-inducing moves and heal chip damage.

KirbyRider1337 · Jun 1, 2024

Name: Indux
Inspiration: India

Lore:

Ah, Indux. The region mentioned back in Gen I where Raichu and Gastly were both mentioned to be potent against its pachyderms. As a matter of fact, this is where the Cufant line hails from, though it may not necessarily be the same elephants. Also this region has had a bit of conflict with Galar before. While certain parts are polluted hellscapes, there are reserves where Pokémon are growing greater and healthier than ever.
It is said to have been technologically at its zenith so long ago that those days would still be considered ancient even by the time a certain Kalosian king developed a certain ultimate weapon, and the Indux of now still has yet to catch up. (though that being said chances are it will… eventually) Two Pokémon spoken of from way back then are the Polluted Gatherer and the Atrophied Dissipator, known as the Accumulation Duo. Which is to say, the box legends. Both are extremely ancient, yet cannot remember what things were like even a century ago. Could they really be the same mons as the ones from back then in that case…?
Over the centuries, the box legends have cleaned up after Indux’s population, yet the people have gone on to take it for granted and now one is contaminated and polluted and the other exerted too much of its power. Because pollution has been piling up without the legends in peak condition to deal with it, the organization responsible for most of the pollution had decided to seek out one of them… if only for brownie points since going the extra mile seems a bit much for them. You show up during their search and intervene with their morally-dubious-at-best plots, and this mysterious Pokémon that is totally and absolutely the other box legend has a hand (or smog vent/paw) in foiling some of these plans too, though eventually the villains have you and your rival backed into a corner as they take that legend and put you against it while the rival holds off the other antagonists. This box legend goes from the weakened to the more powerful form mid-battle, but does not count as an in-battle form change afterwards. Then your rival loses with the box legend is weakened for the villains to capture… But in a rage the legend storms out, eventually leading you all to the ruins of Ancient Indux, a city that was as hi-tech as it got yet collapsed from excessive reliance on a certain serpent and tiger duo and apathy towards its own responsibility in cleaning up. They revolutionized their own energy and even discovered three suspiciously familiar Pokémon to those familiar with Loria, though those three were last sighted in that region. You stumble upon the two legends, with the one that hasn’t been working with you dormant for a mild nap after returning earlier in the day in its weakened form. Then it attacks you and your rival and after the villain captures it, they decide to see which legend is better at cleaning up. This results in a battle with that legend’s empowered form. The other one decides to battle and lets the rival command it. The rival rejects the aid at first due to demoralization over constantly losing to you, but ultimately lets that box legend fight on their behalf, even if it means going up against its best friend. Through some sleight of hand while the villain is distracted, YOU now have the box legend. It doesn’t know you, but considers better than the alternative at least. Now you both use your respective box legends on the main villain-A relatively easy one even by main villain standards, but it’ll be oh-so-satisfying. Then after you hand off the villain, your legend’s counterpart convinces it to look forward to your next and final rematch with the rival, to which it eventually agrees. You then bond more with your new buddy and eventually defeat your rival once more. But this time, they accept it in stride. Now word is probably getting around that putting all cleanup on two mons is probably a bad idea. The Indux of old may be a tall order, but with our current understanding the Indux of a distant tomorrow might go on to shine far better and brighter in its achievements.

Box Legends:
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Name: Syrpsaira (Serpent + Cycle + Samsara)
Counterpart: Dhiirojual
Syrpsaira has two forms: The Polluted form is the base, and the Cyclic Cleanser, once given to it, changes it to the Cleansed form.

Polluted:

Cleansed (would probably be more shrouded in steam but now it's not sick anymore):

Typing:
Polluted (Base):

Cleansed (Give it the Cyclic Cleanser):

Abilities:
Polluted: Neutralizing Gas
Cleansed: Cleansed Gatherer
Base Stats:
Polluted: 130 / 120 / 100 / 140 / 85 / 85 (660)
Cleansed: 130 / 120 / 100 / 160 / 115 / 105 (730)
Notable Moves: Gunk Shot, Dragon Tail, Dragon Pulse, Toxic, Earth Power, Earthquake, Sludge Bomb, Sludge Wave, Scorching Sands, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Power Gem, Meteor Beam, Glare, Stone Edge, Strange Steam, Clear Smog, Coil, Recycle, Poison Terrain, Scale Shot, Fire Fang, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Dazzling Gleam, (Polluted only) Oil Slick, (Cleansed only) Cyclic Decontamination
Height + Weight: 6.3m / 256kg
Returning Features: Rototiller keeps its Desvega effects of doubling the boost if Grassy Terrain is active. Oil Slick and Toxic Shock return from Desvega.
New Features:
Cyclic Decontamination: Fairy, 95BP, Special, 5PP, 100% accurate. If it hits a statused target it cures both its status and the user’s but hits a second time. Has no flags. Exclusive to Cleansed Syrpsaira.
Cleansed Gatherer: Exclusive to Cleansed Syrpsaira. On switch-in, if switching in on Toxic Spikes or Spikes, ignore their effects and consume them instead to respectively set up Misty Terrain and Sandstorm. Cannot be skill swapped or otherwise copied.
Flavour/Design: Symbolic of huge changes eventually cycling back near square one and the return to the source, as well as cycles in general; basically Ouroboros and Samsaras. Syrpsaira is a serpent covered in countless stripes of countless colors and countless patterns, each stripe bearing holes that spew out smog. While while it has been around for a VERY long time, in practice its lifespan is only a century at most, with death being followed by a new Syrpsaira starting with the previous’s lifeless, headless husk as a shell, which merges into its body as rugged, yet dull stripes. It has gone for ages without remembering what it was like during the collapse of Ancient Indux, as the memories of its past lives are buried under the tightest lock and key. It has a habit of biting into its tail to reinvigorate itself by tapping into the power of itself from the distant past, but no matter how hard it may try it cannot reawaken its memories on its own…
Yet it expels smog solely because it is overwhelmed. After proper care, it finally completely cleanses itself and recalls its lives of old with its bites. Instead of toxic smog, it emanates an invigorating steam and the once-dull stripes are now bright and vibrant. While it needs the Cyclic Cleanser to purge out all the pollution, if the time comes for it to go back into its polluted form it would trust your judgement.
Potential Competitive Role: We should count our blessings it doesn't get DDance. Holy type combos, holy statlines, holy Scale Shot. Base I could see being a decent Coil sweeper but cleansed is in an... interesting spot. Utterly bonkers type combo and statline but in a hypothetical meta with Xerneas it might face competition as your Fairy-type attacker of choice. Still, so long as Ubers can handle the base form I wouldn't mind whether the Cleansed form stays or goes.

Name: Dhiirojual (Dhiire/slow in Hindi + Erosion + Gradual)
Counterpart: Syrpsaira
Dhiirojual has two forms: The Atrophied form is the base, and the Undispersing Nourishment, once given to it, changes it to the Replenished form.

Atrophied:

Replenished:

This one might need refinement more than Syrpsaira but basically Atrophied Dhiirojual is missing its strength and the dust covering its body is scattering so its body would probably look more "intangible" than Replenished's as if it's crumbling to dust and trying to pull itself together, though I imagine there'd also be some dust on Replenished Dhiirojual's body so it would also appear "intangible" (though nowhere near to the same extent as Atrophied).

Typing:
Atrophied (Base):

Replenished (Give it the Undispersing Nourishment):

Ability:
Atrophied: Corrosion
Replenished: Replenished Dissipator
Base Stats:
Atrophied: 130 / 140 / 85 / 120 / 100 / 85 (660)
Replenished: 130 / 160 / 115 / 120 / 100 / 105 (730)
Notable Moves: Poison Fang, Will-O-Wisp, Toxic, Sludge Bomb, Sludge Wave, Shadow Ball, Drain Fang, Stone Edge, Earthquake, Rototiller, Toxic Shock, Fake Out, Assist, Scorching Sands, Crunch, Ice Fang, Dark Pulse, Bush Claws, Toxic Spikes, Stealth Rock, Cripple Clobber, Hex, (Decayed Only) Acid Spray, (Replenished Only) Dispersal Fang
Height + Weight: 3.2m / 333.2kg
Returning Features: Drain Fang and Bush Claws return from Brazdo. Cripple Clobber returns from Loria. Poison Terrain and Toxic Shock return from Desvega. Rototiller keeps its doubled boost on Grassy Terrain from Desvega.
New Features:
Dispersal Fang: Rock, 95BP, Physical, 5PP, 100% accurate. If it hits a statused target it cures both the user’s and target’s statuses but inflicts -1 to Atk/Def/SpA/SpD/Spe on the target. Contact and bite. Exclusive to Replenished Dhiirojual.
Replenished Dissipator: Exclusive to Replenished Dhiirojual. On switch-in, if switching in on Toxic Spikes or Stealth Rock, ignore their effects and consume them instead to respectively set up Poison Terrain and Sandstorm. Cannot be skill swapped or otherwise copied.
Flavour/Design: Symbolic of extremely small changes building up and how erosion affects… everything. This is basically a huge tiger covered with a thin layer of tan dust and dark purple, smoking stripes. While a century is but a drop in the ocean of its lifespan, it cannot remember things from that long ago, as any traces on Dhiirojual of whatever it may experience are blown away to the sands of time. Its bite and claws are known to liquefy whatever faces the business end of them, yet it itself seems badly deteriorated.

Let it regain its true strength and the tiger manifests a much more complete form, with a thinner dust layer and crystalline stripes. Anything it liquefies with its power does not liquefy for long, as it swiftly crumbles into dust afterward. While it wants to hold onto the Undispersing Nourishment to keep its form, it understands if there are applications to its base form and trusts your judgement.

Potential Competitive Role: Stat stick in base form, could be tested to see if it would fit in OU but it's likely getting tossed in Uber (or at least Uber UU). Replenished is a decently bulky mon that can capitalize on TSpikes and utterly debilitate statused targets, but only once.

Additional Information: Oh boy, on top of the Hindu mythology we could take cues from there’s a lot of wildlife here we could adapt, be it in regional dex picks or new mons altogether.

Orangesodapop · Jun 1, 2024

Name: Olus
Inspiration: Germany

Lore: basically the region is split inbetween two sides and ideals, following the box legends. And throughout the region you can see either conflict or unity in between the two. It is your choice to support either in their goals, or to seek a different path.
Box Legends:
Name: Inddrasil, the Stagnant Pokemon (Inert + Yggdrasil)
Counterpart(s): Aginarok
Typing:

Abilities: Vitality (user heals 1/8th at end of turn)
Base Stats: 100 HP / 100 Atk / 140 Def / 140 SpA / 100 SpD / 100 Spe (680 BST)
Notable Moves: True Stillness, Energy Ball, Recover, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Meteor Beam, Stone Edge, Power Whip, Leech Seed

80bp 8pp special rock move traps opponent

Flavor/Design (Required): The figurehead of the first half of the region that wishes for the world to stay the same as it has always been, and is a stagnant being, unwilling to change its principles but willing to protect the world from danger. People who follow inddrasil believe technology is unnecessary, instead it is important to focus on striving to find oneself. They also believe that they are constantly in a perfect state of being, and adding anything else to their lives would ruin the balance that has existed for them.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): relegated brokemon

Name: Aginarok, the Progress Pokemon (Agitated + Ragnarok)
Counterpart(s): Inddrasil
Typing:

Abilities: Decimation (Deals 1/8th Damage at the end of the turn to all other Pokemon than itself)
Base Stats: 100 HP / 140 Atk / 100 Def / 100 100 SpA / 140 SpD / 100 Spe (680 BST)
Notable Moves: Steel Legendary Move, Flare Blitz, Heavy Slam, Will-o-Wisp, Stone Edge, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, Work Up, Spikes, Autonomize, Trailblaze

80bp, 8pp steel switches out the user

Flavor/Design (Required): The second half of the region believe in Aginarok, and its ability to remake the world into a better place. The followers of Aginarok believe in progress and technological advancement to replace old traditions and methods that have existed, but are ineffective. They believe in optimization and only preform in the most efficient ways.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): Relegated brokemon

Name: Nihilgagap, the Balance Pokemon (Nihilty + Ginnuagagap)
Counterpart(s): Inndrasil, Aginarok
Typing:

Abilities: Balance / Form of the Void

This Pokemon receives no damage from super effective hits

Changes type to ??? On entry. Gains a 1.2x damage boost on non stab moves.

Base Stats: 100 HP / 120 Atk / 120 Def / 120 SpA / 120 SpD / 100 Spe (680 BST)
Notable Moves: True Void, Earthquake, Surf, Hydro Pump, Sludge Wave, Sludge Bomb, Earth Power, Ice Beam, Flamethrower, Thunderbolt, Stealth Rock

??? Type move, 8pp special attack. Becomes physical if the users attack is higher than its special attack. This move always deals super effective damage

Flavor/Design (Required): First seen as the third path, in between the two extremes of inndrasil and aginarok, people flocked to follow a balance in between the two, only realizing after that the true goal of this is to return everything to an endless void, avoiding conflict.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): Relegated brokemon

Additional Information: basically most mythical creatures come from Norse/germanic mythos, think dragons, dwarves, elves and trolls. Very fantasy styled so living plants and living objects are another basing, anything remotely magical tbh

Potential Gimmick: enchantments. Reveals on entry, one mon per team can be enchanted. Various effects that I have not thought of, but think of it as a “mega” of sorts, adding bst, traits or buffs to certain moveslots. Idk

Ayecrusher King · Jun 1, 2024

Name: Jiaquo [Jia | 家 (Chinese for Family) + Quo/Quojia 國家 (Chinese for Country); literally can mean family country]
Inspiration: China, Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Mongolia.

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Lore: Said to be one of the first known human civilisations, Jiaquoese people are often said to care for nothing but the prestige of their families, and will do anything to advance them above the rest. Territories disputes were common, talks of great conquests were common, and the rise and fall of many, many dynasties have become nothing but mere footnotes in history. Simply put, the land was so rife with strife that even the Pokémon were war torn territorial skirmishers, the legendaries in particular being otherworldly warmongers whose influence can still be felt today.
Today, the region has, more or less, begun settling into an uneasy ceasefire, prompted by the growing prosperity of other regions and an influx of foreigners. But the spirits of great warlords live on - their will to battle will never yield but perhaps, one day, someone will rise up to unite the region…
...will that be you?
Additional Information:
No, if this region is chosen, you don't need to give your subs names like the Treasures of Ruin. Anyways, there are way too many things from China or at least Chinese-based you can pull for inspiration, I'll share some of my own ideas:

Chinese mythology (I expect at least twelve Pokemon lines relating to an animal of the Chinese Zodiac)
Chinese literature: ex. Journey to the West
Chinese Cuisine: ex, Dim sum, Tofu, Rice.
Chinese technology: gunpowder, paper
There could be Galarian influence to parallel Hong Kong's history as a British colony ~~help us, Mainland China is a very abusive parent~~
Fossils will be plentiful to reference China's abundance.
Genetically modified hybrids based on the infamous China cloning humans incident, Pokemon fusions go brrr.
Among the possible returning Pokemon include both varieties of Arcanine, Gyarados, Absol, Altaria, Mienshao, Pangoro, Turtonator, Drampa, Polteageist, Urshifu, and, obviously, the Treasures of Ruin.

Name: Drazenshen (Dragon + Zen + Ascent + Shen | 神 [Chinese for god])
Type: Dragon/Rock
Ability: Primal Authority | Aura Break
Stats: 90/130/95/120/95/140 (670)
Notable Moves: Scale Shot, Dragon Tail, Outrage, Dragon Pulse, Draco Meteor, Rock Slide, Diamond Storm, Head Smash, Ancient Power, Power Gem, Meteor Beam, Sandstorm, Stealth Rock, Psyshock, Psychic, Future Sight, Calm Mind, Light Screen, Reflect, Extreme Speed, Super Fang, Hyper Voice, Boomburst, Nature Power, Revival Blessing, Acrobatics, Fly, Dragon Ascent, Air Slash, Hurricane, Defog, Tailwind, Drain Fang, Phantom Force, Poltergeist, Shadow Ball, Heat Wave, Sunny Day, Will-O-Wisp, Waterfall, Scald, Surf, Rain Dance, Power Whip, Giga Drain, Energy Ball, Solar Beam, Grass Knot, Coil
Height + Weight: 10.8 m + 392 kg
Flavor/Design: According to legend, the 'Original Emperor' emerged from the crevices of the Earth to command forces of nature and bring forth the first Dynasty of Jiaquo, ushering in an era where the lands were abundant and fruitful while the living could live with the dead in harmony. A statue of what the 'Original Emperor' supposedly looked like can be found at the Pokemon League, its petrified glaze seemingly judging the souls of those who seek the title of Champion, waiting for the emergence of a hero...
Based on the Jade Emperor, the Yellow Dragon as well as shades of Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China who, among his accomplishments, included the Terracotta Army, hence the Rock-type. Its Dragon-Type, while obvious because of the abundance of Dragon-type Legendaries, was chosen because it was one of the more prevalent types until Gen VI. Its Ability is a call-back to Primal Reversion, while its title as the "Original Emperor" refers to the Original Dragon of the Tao Trio fame; it might be the original, or perhaps a related species.

Effect: When any weather and/or terrain is active or if the Pokemon is holding the Jade Orb, its highest stat (other than HP and taking into account stat stages, but not held items) is increased by 30%, or 50% if Speed is the highest stat. Upon activation through weather and/or terrain, the message "The [weather | Terrain] heralds Drazenshen's Primal Authority!" followed by "Drazenshen's [Increased Stat] is heightened under its Primal Authority!" is broadcasted to all the players. If multiple stats are tied for highest, Primal Authority breaks the tie by prioritising Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed, in that order.
Permanent: Yes
Ignorable: No
Distribution: Exclusive to Drazenshen.

Effect: If held by a Drazenshen with the Ability Primal Authority when no weather or terrains are active, Jade Orb activates the Pokémon's Ability, notified by the message "Drazenshen's Jade Orb hereby solidifies its Primal Authority!" to all players. It also restores 1/8th of the holder's maximum HP (rounded down, but not less than 1) at the end of each turn, unless the holder is under the effects of Heal Block.
Can Be Knocked Off (Yes or No): Yes, unless the holder is Drazenshen.
Ignored by Klutz (Yes or No): No
Fling Power & Effect: 130, cures the target of all non-volatile status conditions. Fails if held by Drazenshen.

Name: Hizudiac [Hisui + Zud (Mongolian phenomenon where livestock die) + Zodiac]
Type: Psychic/Fighting
Ability: Beastly Authority | Aura Break
Stats: 151/83/103/97/127/109 (670)
Notable Moves: Zen Headbutt, Stored Power, Mystical Power, Psyshock, Psychic, Psystrike, Cosmic Power, Gravity, Imprison, Instruct, Trick, Drain Punch, Body Press, Close Combat, Low Kick, Focus Blast, Bulk Up, Smack Down, Stone Edge, Ancient Power, Power Gem, Foul Play, Nasty Plot, Snatch, Taunt, Iron Head, Flash Cannon, Spirit Break, Dazzling Gleam, Light of Ruin, Bulldoze, Dig, Land’s Wrath, Acrobatics, Chatter, Ice Punch, Triple Axel, Freeze-Dry, Ice Beam, Thunder Punch, Wild Charge, Volt Switch, Thunderbolt, Thunder
Height + Weight: 2.8 m + 330.0 kg
Flavor/Design: According to legend, the 'conqueror of worlds' fell from a rift in the sky to bring forth a bloody Dynasty of Jiaquo, built on the backs of the enslaved that established Jiaquo’s massive territory in the modern day. Rumours speak of a giant reminiscent of the 'conqueror of worlds' who wanders the region, grieving for "The Pokémon… The flower Pokémon that was given eternal life…"
Based on warlords, which China and Mongolia had way too many to draw on specifics, that explain its Fighting-Type. Its Psychic-Type, loosely explained as a connection with Buddhism, was chosen because of Psychic's dominance in Gen I. Put together, you may also notice that it fears death, or more specifically Ghost-types. Anyone else reminded of a certain Kalosian wanderer? Its Ability and history also calls back to the fallers and Ultra Beasts of Gen VII, and perhaps the slightly controversial concept of humans maybe being related to Pokemon. Or maybe that was the norm in Hizudiac's home universe.

Effect: Boosts the Pokemon's highest stat (other than HP, does not take into account stat stages, held items, or reductions due to status conditions; however, it does consider the effects of Power Split, Guard Split, Power Trick, Wonder Room, and Speed Swap.) by one stage each time another Pokémon (including allies) faints as the direct result of being knocked out by the execution of a damaging move. If multiple stats are tied for highest, Beastly Authority breaks the tie by prioritising Attack, Defense, Special Attack, Special Defense, and Speed, in that order.
Permanent: Yes
Ignorable: No
Distribution: Exclusive to Hizudiac.

Effect: In addition to its previous effects of inverting the Abilities Fairy Aura and Dark Aura, Aura Break now also grants the Pokemon an immunity to aura and pulse moves. This even prevents being healed by an ally's Heal Pulse.
Permanent: No
Ignorable: Yes
Distribution: Zygarde, Drazenshen, Hizudiac.
Justification: Aura Break should have provided the immunity from the start in my opinion. If Zygarde somehow comes into Jiaquo, it'd still probably want Power Construct.

Name: Petrevival
Universal?: Yes, with Signatures
Flavor: A lost legend states that the 'Original Emperor' once, at the request of those who would willing to sacrifice all they held dear, could bring the dead back to life. The 'conqueror of worlds', being the first it encountered who lacked a conscience, attempted to use the 'Original Emperor' to create an army of the undead, to horrific results that can still be seen occasionally in the modern day ~~as Alpha Pokemon.~~ Through Petrevival, these Pokemon, radiating an aura of shadow, have undergone a change in appearance, gaining access to a different type, exclusive move and/or Ability until the end of battle.

Effect: When the holder is hit by a damaging move that would cause it to faint, the Sacred Blessing is consumed, and allows the player to select a fainted Pokémon in the party; the selected Pokémon will be revived and have its HP and PP fully restored. The Sacred Blessing can only consumed if there is already at least one fainted Pokémon in the party. Recycle fails if the last consumed item is a Peta Blessing.
Can Be Knocked Off (Yes or No): Yes
Ignored by Klutz (Yes or No): Yes
Fling Power & Effect: 30, reverses all stat stage changes on the target Pokémon.

Justification: Revival Blessing go brrr. No but seriously, it does have some notable drawbacks. One, the Sacred Blessing is not like a Mega Stone or Z-Crystal: Thief and Covet will steal it, Knock Off will remove it and cause extra damage, Trick, Switcheroo, Fling, and Bestow will not fail, and Symbiosis will activate. Embargo, Magic Room, and Klutz also prevent the usage of Sacred Blessing. Two, you can't do a suicidal Explosion or Memento route, the opponent has to knock you out in order for the Sacred Blessing to be consumable. Three, no point trying to lead with one holding it, you don't get to revive the holder unless you have another Pokemon holding a Sacred Blessing that is also knocked out, and considering it holds no direct competitive enhancement otherwise, is probably a risky play.
Regarding Petrevival Forms, while they do not get an increase in BST (We're not in Johto, lol, Ho-oh's the one who recklessly paid extra interest) their stats are redistributed. For gameplay balancing reasons, the most points you can redistribute from one stat to another is 50 points (subject to change).
The exclusive Shadow moves they gain depend on them knowing at least one move that matches their Petrevival types: their base power is 50% higher than the original move, they bypass accuracy checks, and their extra effect is being super-effective on their own type, similar to Freeze-Dry. In the case of status moves, they are treated as BP 20 moves, and whether they are a Physical or Special move is determined on the higher attacking stat when the move is performed. For determining which stat is higher, stat stage-modifiers are taken into account, but other effects (e.g. held items such as a Choice Band, Abilities such as Huge Power, etc.) are not. They could also gain new Abilities upon Petrevival.

Type: Electric/Dark
Ability: Volt Absorb
Stats: 55 / 35 / 45 / 70 / 45 / 70 (320) [For comparison, normal Pikachu's Stats are 35/55/40/50/50/90 (320]
Moveset:
- Volt Tackle-> Shadow Bolt, [Because this Petrevived Pikachu is part-Electric. In this case, Shadow Bolt is a physical BP 180 (Volt Tackle's 120BP x 1.5) move that deals super-effective damage to Electric-types.]
- Surf
- Nasty Plot -> Shadow Rave [Because this Petrevived Pikachu is part-Dark-type. In this case, Shadow Rave is a special (because it's Sp. Atk is higher) BP 30 (As Nasty Plot is a status move, 20x1.5) move that deals super-effective damage to Dark-types.]
- Quick Attack

RedwoodRogue · Jun 1, 2024

This is my Roman Empire

Inspiration: Sections of the Roman Empire, including Italy, Greece, Western Turkey, and Northern Egypt (Still takes place in modern era). Region name is based on the word Calamentum, which is Latin for ‘dead wood’ (golly! Wonder why I went with that)
Lore:
In the Southeast was a library of great knowledge, that when destroyed devastated the region and the world.

In the Northwest, a catastrophe that shook the region but ended up bringing inspiration there and beyond

In the west, depending on the game, an oppressive group known as team Infinite attempts to reawaken one of the two former landmarks, seeking an eternal growth through destruction. (Yes the evil team is based off of Italian fascists)

The south consists of three islands, often called the three brothers, after the Pokémon from the North that were said to create each one

Gray dots: potential major city locations, based on populous areas in real life (from top left to bottom right, going right then down, Milan, Rome, Istanbul, Athens, Ankara, and Cairo)
Black dots: Legendary locations, with Mount Vesuvius on the top left and (what’s left of) the Library of Alexandria on the bottom right
Brown line: artifical bridge connecting eastern Italy area and western Greece area by land
Colorful dots/islands: new island locations and sizes

Aulbaltus: The Lost Knowledge Pokémon
Name Origin: Au (symbol for gold) + Owl + Alba (barn owl’s species name is Tyto Alba) + Altus (Latin for great)
Type: Psychic/Steel
Ability: Trace, Levitate
Stats: 100 HP / 130 Atk / 90 Def / 105 SpA / 110 SpD / 135 Spe (670 BST)
Notable Moves: Edge of Prosperity, Psychic Fangs, Psycho Cut, Esper Wing, Iron Head, Shadow Sneak, Shadow Claw, Poltergeist, Sacred Sword, U-Turn, Teleport, Swords Dance, Defog
Edge of Prosperity: Signature move, Steel, Physical, 100 BP, 8 PP, 100% Accuracy, ignores opponent’s ability when move is used
Height: 14.5 ft
Weight: 48 lbs
Description: Originally the keeper and curator of the now fallen Grand Library, Aulbaltus’ body was originally comprised exclusively of all the ancient texts it managed to save. However, as that knowledge was forgotten, some of those papers began to fade away. It was once said that if any paper is offered up to the Grand Library Ruins, it would become part of Aulbaltus’ body. This story eventually turned into the idea that if you offer it money, it will take it into its body. So along with patching up holes in its body with dollars, this Pokémon is constantly surrounded by coins. It’s general shape, despite all of that, is that of a barn owl. It’s based off of the Library of Alexandria and Wan Shi Tong, the owl-like guardian of the Spirit Library from Avatar: the last airbender.

This form is only attained while this Pokémon is holding the Time Accelerator.
Type: Ghost / Steel
Ability: Mind Reaper
Mind Reaper: When this Pokémon defeats another Pokémon, that Pokémon’s ability becomes a part of the Mind Reaper ability until this Pokémon switches out or faints.
Stats: 100 HP / 145 Atk / 125 Def / 105 SpA / 110 SpD / 135 Spe (720 BST)
Height: 16 ft
Weight: 444 lbs
Description: Aulbaltus’ exposure to accelerated time allows us to see what it will look like in another era. In the distant future, the knowledge that this Pokémon managed to salvage will be fully forgotten, and with that forgotten knowledge brings the loss of the ancient texts that took up most of its body. With nothing left to it’s physical form but money, Aulbaltus’ outer body becomes a fully gold, incredibly sharp form that would seem like a statue ~~if it wasn’t so fucking fast.~~ But through the gold lies this Pokémon’s original soul, a soul that has become so desperate for knowledge that it will do anything for it, win anything for it, hurt anything for it. In its pursuit for knowledge, Aulbaltus may possess the power to threaten the very race that originally gave the knowledge to it.

Montamors: The Sleeping Catalyst Pokémon
Name Origin: Monta (Latin for Mountains) + Mors (Roman God of Death, Thanatos in Greek mythology)
Type: Rock/Dark
Ability: Mold Breaker, Comatose
Stats: 120 HP / 100 Atk / 155 Def / 100 SpA / 120 SpD / 75 SpA (670 BST)
Notable Moves: Destructive Wave, Power Gem, Ancient Power, Stone Edge, Dark Pulse, Knock Off, Throat Chop, Body Press, Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Eruption, Heat Crash, Heavy Slam, Energy Ball, Will-O-Wisp, Bulk Up, Calm Mind
Destructive Wave: Signature move, Rock, Special, 100 BP, 8 PP, 100% Accuracy, ignores opponent’s ability when move is used
Height: 42 ft
Weight: 799 lbs
Description: This Pokémon lies at the peak of the Calamen region’s tallest mountain. It is known that while technically awake, Montamors has been in a trance-like state for an undetermined yet long amount of time. Nobody knows what it looks like when awake, but the last time it was recorded that it did, it threatened to destroy the entire region. Its appearance is that of a giant sleeping golem, with an aura that warns people there’s something sinister beneath its surface. Based off of golems, titans, and Mount Vesuvius.

This form is only attained while this Pokémon is holding the Energy Accelerator
Type: Rock / Fire
Ability: Zero Reactor
Zero Reactor: When this Pokémon defeats another Pokémon, all abilities become nullified until this Pokémon faints or switches out.
Stats: 120 HP / 100 Atk / 125 Def / 150 SpA / 130 Def / 95 Spe (720 BST)
Height: 13 feet
Weight: 666 lbs
Description: When exposed to a device that accelerates the energy it can gather, we learn that the body of Montamors that we normally see is nothing more than a hollow shell. A shell built to contain something. Montamors’ true, unbound, and awakened form does away with all the foreboding energy; the danger is right in front of you. A golem of constantly melting and cooling igneous rock, reacting at such a speed and intensity that it can cause the very air around it to burn up and even explode. If you see this form, you’re in the mountain, and it’s a goddamn steep climb out.

I should probably also mention the custom items/region gimmick for next slate here so…

Accelerators, similar to Mega Stones in general function, show what a Pokémon would look like if a major factor was changed about it. Time Accelerators will bring a Pokémon’s physical form forward or back in time, typically across many generations either way, to present how that Pokémon may have once adapted to the past or will adapt to the future, kind of like how Paradox Pokémon work, but more grounded in concepts of history and niche fulfillment. Energy Accelerators will drastically increase or reduce one energy level of a Pokémon, based on the scientific forms of energy, such as heat, light, mechanical, chemical, sound, and so on. Flavor aside, a Pokémon holding an accelerator that it has an accelerated form for will gain the following changes: +50 to its BST total, a change to one of its types (no more and no less), and an ability that it can’t get in its base form.

flareth13 · Jun 1, 2024

Name: Kersei
Inspiration: Jersey Shore, Pine Barrens (Physical inspiration). Jersey Shore, Pine Barrens, New Jersey in general, Eastern Pennsylvania (Including Philadelphia) (Possible Pokemon Inspiration)

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Lore: The legendaries represent the two "seasons" of life in shore towns. The "On" season is the summer, when everything is open and everyone goes on vacation. The "Off" season is basically everywhere else. It's comparatively empty (though people do live in these shore towns full time) and most businesses are closed except for necessities and a few shoretime staples that people go for year-round. If this were a game, this would be where the Gen V mechanic of Seasons would make its return. Seasons would dictate where gyms would be (some gyms might move during the Off-Season, and vice versa) and the gyms would be able to be visited in any order like in ScarVi. The region is known for its boardwalks, beaches, and natural parks, and also has a huge paleontology scene. There probably wouldn't be an evil team in here, just a focus on the weird fluxes of activity in a community that result from being a seasonal destination.

Probably a lot of returning Unova mons due to New Jersey's proximity to New York.

Name: Popgullation (Population + Seagull)
Counterpart(s): Abandevil
Typing:

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Ability: Beachcomber/Dazzling
Base Stats: 95/95/115/130/120/105 (BST 660)
Notable Moves: Hurricane, Hydro Pump, Surf, Calm Mind, Defog, Roost, Dazzling Gleam, Trick, Wish, Sparkling Aria
Height + Weight: 1.15m + 13 kg
New Features: Beachcomber- This Pokemon’s Water-Type Moves don’t do decreased damage under Sun. Unique to Popgullation.
Flavour/Design: Seagulls and other shorebirds, but bright almost like a bird-of-paradise, with motifs that bring to mind places like theme parks. Peacock-sized somewhat.
Potential Competitive Role: Special Wallbreaker, Hazard Clearer (Defog)

Name: Abandevil (Abandoned + Jersey Devil)
Counterpart(s): Popgullation
Typing:

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Ability: Summer’s End/Cursed Body
Base Stats: 105/130/120/95/115/95 (BST 660)
Notable Moves: Poltergeist, Flare Blitz, Knock Off, Iron Head, Spikes, Trick, False Surrender, Low Kick, Fake Out
Height + Weight: 2.7m + 159 kg
New Features: Summer’s End- Ends weather and terrain on switch-in. “Unique” to Abandevil.
Flavour/Design: Jersey Devil with motifs of abandoned places (Dead Malls, Ghost Towns, Unfinished Buildings, etc)
Potential Competitive Role: Physical Wallbreaker, Hazard Setter (Spikes)

sharpen42 · Jun 2, 2024

My baby is old enough for a Legends-series game, I'm so proud.

Name: Acardia (from Arcadia and "a-kardia", i.e. "no-heart" in ancient greek)
Inspiration: After Earth, Interstellar, Horizon - The main character is a dedicated member of a team of spatial cadets sent from humanity's new home planet to explore the Acardia region, a three-island archipelago on Earth. Their primary mission is to catalog all the Pokémon species now inhabiting the islands and trace their evolutionary paths back to the time when humans last lived on Earth. By studying these evolved Pokémon, the main character aims to uncover the secrets of their development and understand how the environment has changed in the millennia since humanity's departure. This crucial research will help humanity reestablish a harmonious coexistence with Pokémon and pave the way for recolonizing their ancestral home.

made with Inkarnate

Lore:
"There was a time, in an ancient past, when Pokémon and humans used to live happily together in harmony. But as centuries passed, Pokémon evolved to become immensely powerful, and the balance between them and humans began to falter. Natural disasters triggered by these potent creatures became frequent and catastrophic, leading to a period of great turmoil. Humanity, unable to withstand the constant threat, made the difficult decision to abandon Earth and seek refuge among the stars.

Three thousand years have passed since that exodus. Humanity has thrived on distant worlds, but the memories of Earth have not faded. The yearning to return home has grown stronger with each generation. Now, with advanced technology and a renewed determination, humanity sets its sights on reclaiming their ancestral planet.

Three outposts have been established on the three islands of a small archipelago, each serving as a foothold in this grand mission. These islands, shrouded in mystery and teeming with evolved Pokémon, hold the key to humanity's future. As the first wave of brave explorers and researchers, you will uncover ancient secrets, face formidable Pokémon, and strive to restore the harmony that once existed between humans and Pokémon.

Embark on an epic journey to re-colonize Earth, navigate the challenges of a world transformed, and forge a new chapter in the enduring bond between humans and Pokémon. The fate of both species rests in your hands as you explore the unknown and reclaim your heritage."

Additional Information: Old gen Pokémon won't be available until they are transferred from the old games (in the lore, they are sent from home planet, where Pokémon, brought by humans, evolved in a more controlled way). Pokémon encountered are stronger and bigger on average, small species are either very small or bigger than modern insects (think of ancient insects, like Yanmega and Armaldo). We can have something similar to the UBs and link them with the third legendary, working like Alpha Pokémon, while also having most species inspired in some ways to the Natdex pokemon species.

Name: Abyssorak (abyss + oracle)
Counterpart(s): Seraphtalon
Typing:

Abilities:

Name: Abyss Domain
Effect: Summons Trick Room for 5 turns at the end of the turn this Pokémon was sent on the field.
Permanent : Yes
Ignorable: No (using TR again will reset the field)
Distribution: Exclusive to Abyssorak
Justification: We've had abilities for setting any field condition, speed control is still missing.

Base Stats: HP 80 / Atk 120 / Def 140 / SpA 110 / SpD 150 / Spe 80 (BST 680)
Notable Moves: Deep Spyral*, Shadow Ball, Hydro Pump, Surf, Destiny Bond, Trick Room, Psychic, Ice Beam, etc.

Name: Deep Spyral
Type:

Category:

Base Power: 100
Accuracy: 90%
Power Points: 16
Effect: Lowers the user's Speed by 1.
Priority: 0
Flags: Protect
Distribution: Exclusive
Justification: Hammer Arm clone.

Height: 6.7 m
Weight: 861.8 kg
Flavor/Design: "Abyssorak is a colossal abyssal Pokémon that dwells in the deep ocean, drawing inspiration from the angler fish, a giant squid, and a whale shark. Its body is a fearsome amalgamation of bioluminescent patterns, enormous tentacles, and a cavernous maw that can swallow entire ships. The presence of Abyssorak has resulted in a perpetual giant whirlpool at the center of the three-islands, the Maelstrom of Depths, a powerful maelstrom that churns relentlessly, pulling in anything that ventures too close.

Story:
In the ancient past, when humans and Pokémon coexisted, Abyssorak was a guardian of the ocean's deepest secrets. Revered by coastal communities, it was believed to maintain the balance of the seas, ensuring that marine life flourished. However, as the centuries passed and Pokémon evolved, Abyssorak's power grew exponentially. Its once-protective whirlpool became a destructive force, the Maelstrom of Depths, disrupting marine and terrestrial life alike."
Potential Competitive Role: auto-TR setter.

Name: Seraphtalon ("Seraph" + "talon")
Counterpart(s): Abyssorak
Typing:

Abilities:

Name: Cloud Domain
Effect: Summons Tailwind for 4 turns at the start of the turn this Pokémon was sent on the field.
Permanent : Yes
Ignorable: No (if opponent uses TW the effect is neutralized)
Distribution: Exclusive to Seraphtalon
Justification: We've had abilities for setting any field condition, speed control is still missing.

Base Stats: HP 140 / Atk 110 / Def 80 / SpA 120 / SpD 80 / Spe 150 (BST 680)
Notable Moves: Celestial Vortex*, Dazzling Gleam, Moonblast, Moonlight, Draco Meteor, Dragon Pulse, Tailwind, etc.

Name: Celestial Vortex
Type:

Category:

Base Power: 80
Accuracy: 100%
Power Points: 16
Effect: Nearly always goes first.
Priority: +2
Flags: Protect
Distribution: Exclusive
Justification: special Extreme Speed clone.

Height: 10.7 m
Weight: 326.4 kg
Flavor/Design: "Seraphtalon is a majestic flying celestial serpent, adorned with multiple pairs of ethereal wings that shimmer with a radiant glow. Its serpentine body twists and coils through the sky, and its presence has caused a towering column of water at the center of the region that reaches up to the atmosphere. This phenomenon, known as the Pillar of Heaven, stands as a beacon of Seraphtalon's celestial power.

Story:
In the days of old, Seraphtalon was worshipped as a divine being, a bridge between the heavens and the Earth. Its duty was to regulate the flow of the elements, ensuring that the skies brought life-giving rain and the seas remained tranquil. As time progressed and Pokémon evolved, Seraphtalon's influence grew, culminating in the creation of the Pillar of Heaven, a monumental column of water that connects the ocean to the atmosphere."
Potential Competitive Role: auto-TW setter.

Name: Nexulith (Nexus, "link" in latin + lithos, "rock" in ancient greek)
Counterpart(s): Abyssorak and Seraphtalon
Typing:

Abilities:

Name: Domain Break
Effect: Removes all field conditions (weather, terrains, rooms, tailwind, water/mud sport, etc.) on switch-in.
Permanent : Yes
Ignorable: No (conditions can be set again after activation)
Distribution: Exclusive to Nexulith
Justification: We've had abilities for setting any field condition, now let's have one that removes all of them.

Base Stats: HP 109 / Atk 137 / Def 87 / SpA 121 / SpD 131 / Spe 95 (BST 680)
Notable Moves: Stone Circle*, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Psycho Cut, Psychic, Psyshock, Expanding Force, Psychic Terrain, Topsy-Turvy, etc.

Name: Stone Circle
Type:

Category:

Base Power: 70
Accuracy: 100%
Power Points: 16
Effect: Power is doubled under any field condition.
Priority: 0
Flags: Protect
Distribution: Exclusive
Justification: someting to work with the ability.

Height: 7.3 m
Weight: 728.5 kg
Flavor/Design: "Nexulith is a legendary Pokémon inspired by a wormhole. It has a sleek, otherworldly form that glows with cosmic energy, featuring swirling patterns and shimmering colors that hint at its ability to distort space and time.

Story:
Three thousand years ago, Nexulon, a being from an alternate universe, broke through to Earth, causing chaos and warping reality. To prevent the planet's destruction, Abyssorak and Seraphtalon joined forces to contain Nexulon. Abyssorak created the Maelstrom of Depths, anchoring Nexulon deep within the ocean, while Seraphtalon raised the Pillar of Heaven, stabilizing the spatial rifts.

These two legendary Pokémon successfully sealed Nexulon within a dimensional pocket at the center of the Acardia region. When the protagonist arrives, they discover the truth about the calamity and the delicate balance maintained by Abyssorak and Seraphtalon. Their mission shifts from cataloging Pokémon to ensuring Nexulon remains contained, safeguarding the future of both humanity and Pokémon."
Potential Competitive Role: field condition remover.

Texts were generated with the help of chatGPT-4o.
Inputs and outputs: https://chatgpt.com/share/2dc61341-9a98-427b-8e50-69eadc169e63

I'm thinking of a new type of Pokemon variants, the Biogress forms (bio+progress), that add a small amount to BST (max +40) and redistribute stats a bit, and are a biologically evolved form of an existing species of Pokemon. I don't think this should work as the generational gimmick, it could be something similar to Hisuian forms being treated like bosses, we can discuss it together. For the generational gimmick, if we will have any, I think I'll submit a mechanic that is activated on switchin, with the use of an held item, that turns the Pokémon into a UB, totally changing type and ability, and giving it a new stat distribution with a fixed BST (maybe 570 or 600). Making the item removable could be interesting if we give the form to any Pokémon, Trick, Switcheroo and other item-stealing mechanics would become relevant. For the gameplay, these can work as the Alpha Pokémon.

Mintly · Jun 6, 2024

Name: Helia (From Hellás)
Inspiration: (Ancient-Medieval) Greece

Lore: WIP
Additional Information: Uses Ancient Greek Myths, Architecture and Monuments.

Name: Aethuregus (Aether + Regal + Uranus)
Counterpart(s): Torturegaia
Typing:

Abilities: Stormblood*

When Torturegaia reaches 33% of it's max health, It's

moves gain +1 priority.

Base Stats: 120 / 135 / 95 / 135 / 95 / 100
Notable Moves: Gale Strike*, Outrage, Dragon Dance, Sky Attack, Hurricane, Tailwind, Roost, Gust, Rain Dance, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Thundershock, Discharge, Dragon Breath, Draco Meteor, Charge, Air Cutter, Air Slash, Heat Wave, Dragon Claw, Earthquake

Name: Gale Strike
Type:

Category:

Base Power: 100
Accuracy: 100%
Power Points: 16
Effect: Hits both targets in a double battle. 20% Paralysis Chance.
Priority: 0
Flags: Protect, Wind
Distribution: Exclusive

Flavor/Design Aethuregus reigns the sky. Rivaling Torturegaia in the distant past, it's constant war with it's rival eroded mountains and tore rivers. It has not been seen for decades, remaining dormant and weakened in a cave high in the mountains. Could the missing gem on it's chest have something to do with this disappearance?

Name: Torturegaia (Tortuga + Regal + Gaia)
Counterpart(s): Aethuregus
Typing:

Abilities: Lifeblood*

When Torturegaia reaches 33% of it's max health, It's

moves gain +1 priority.

Base Stats: 120 / 95 / 135 / 95 / 135 / 100
Notable Moves: Nature Blessing*, Synthesis, Giga Drain, Mega Drain, Energy Ball, Ingrain, Power Whip, Draining Kiss, Alluring Voice, Leech Seed, Sleep Powder, Recover, Earth Power, Wish, Healing Wish, Psychic, Helping Hand, Outrage, Headbutt, Dragon Tail, Slam, Earthquake, Dazzling Gleam, Heal Pulse

Name: Nature Blessing
Type:

Category:

Base Power: 100
Accuracy: 100%
Power Points: 16
Effect: Hits both targets in a double battle. If targeting the user's ally, Heals for 25% and cures the ally's status.
Priority: 0
Flags: Protect, Heal
Distribution: Exclusive

Flavor/Design Torturegaia reigns the earth. Rivaling Aethuregus in the distant past, it's constant war with it's rival carved the land and reshaped forests. It has not been seen for decades, remaining dormant and weakened in a cave deep in the earth. Could the missing gem on it's head have something to do with this disappearance?

Falchion · Jun 7, 2024

(For maximum effect, please listen to this while reading.)

Name: Skaneya (From Skáney, the Old Norse name for Scandinavia, pronounced "SKA-nay-ah)
Inspiration: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden put together, along with Norse mythology and the Viking aesthetic in general

(Image source from Nations Online)

Lore:
This... is Skaneya. It's a week north of miserable, a few days' south of freezing to death, and located solidly in the longitude of languishment. In this realm of tundra, forests, meadows, mountains, and of course, cold northern seas, it snows nine months of the year, and rains the other three. The towns in this region are, to sum it up, sturdy. And the people living here have been around for countless generations, even if every building in every town is relatively new. There's fishing, hunting, and a charming view of the sunsets. The only problems are the pests...

Other places have Beedrill or Yungoose, but not this region. Its Pokémon are of a decidedly different stock. Harsher. Stronger. Deadlier...

Anything that grows here is tough and tasteless, and the people that grow here are even more so. They have to be. In this region, you have to be constantly vigilant, and prepared to expect the unexpected. There are modern cities to be found here, to be sure, but if you venture further afield, you can also find ancient sites with ruins and artifacts almost as old as the hills themselves, hidden amongst stretches of wilderness too perilous to brave without strong partners to watch your back at all times. And if you're lucky enough to survive, you might even find clues to the distant past of this region - and in particular, you could very well be the first to unravel the mystery behind two certain Pokémon that once called it home. Pokémon that were seen as gods by the seafaring civilization that first colonized Skaneya. Pokémon that could very well bring about the end of the world itself should their ire be stirred...

Additional Information: Because this region takes heavily from Norse mythology as well as and especially Viking culture, it would be nice if, should it be considered, any slates and submissions associated with it could put in the effort to research the history of the real-world places and peoples that inform it. Modern cities do exist here as well, but most of the rural towns would take after historical Scandinavian and Viking communities, though with modern amenities as warranted.

In homage to the Anglo-Scandinavian cultural intersections due to some of the Vikings making it to England, I imagine a number of Galarian influences would be involved as well, including a bunch of canon Pokémon originally introduced in Galar.

"According to legend, it supposedly appears only to those who are destined to die in glory. Collecting even one of its feathers is said to be an omen of both great fortune and impending doom."
"In ages past, it was said to have led a great army to victory against dark forces, but at great cost. The awe-inspiring gleam of its silver armor could inspire courage and frighten off evil spirits."

Name: Vhrallgyra (Valhalla + Hraesvelgr + Valkyrie)
Counterpart: Nidheleim
Height: 8'4"
Weight: 230 lbs
Stats: 100 HP/105 ATK/135 DEF/95 SP ATK/135 SP DEF/100 SPD = 670
Typing: Ghost/Steel
Ability: Divine Intervention

If an opponent targets this Pokémon with a priority move, the Pokémon will use the same move to attack the opponent instead. Neither affected Pokémon will be able to move for the rest of the turn.

Movepool (Level-Up):
Astonish (1), Growl (1), Shadow Claw (1), Aerial Ace (1), Metal Claw (6), Confusion (10), Phantom Force (15), Slash (19), Hex (24), Iron Defense (28), Night Slash (33), Iron Head (37), Shadow Ball (42), Swords Dance (46), Binding Blade* (51), Fury Cutter (55), Autotomize (60), Perish Song (64)

Name: Binding Blade
Type:

Category:

Base Points: 100
Power Points: 5 (max. 8)
Accuracy: 100%
Effect: Prevents foes from fleeing or switching out as long as the user remains in battle. Wimp Out, Emergency Exit, the Red Card, the Shed Shell, and the Eject Button can bypass this effect.
Additional Notes: Boosted by Sharpness, does not make contact
The user inflicts a restraining curse upon the target with a ghostly blade. The target becomes unable to flee.

Universal regional TMs/Tutors + Charm, Agility, Protect, Acrobatics, Psybeam, Confuse Ray, Disarming Voice, Facade, Aerial Ace, Hex, Snarl, Metal Claw, Swift, Magical Leaf, Icy Wind, Low Sweep, Air Cutter, Stored Power, Night Shade, Fling, Endure, Snowscape, Smart Strike, Psyshock, False Swipe, Brick Break, Zen Headbutt, U-turn, Shadow Claw, Sacred Sword, Foul Play, Bulk Up, Air Slash, Body Slam, Ice Punch, Dragon Claw, Dazzling Gleam, Taunt, Swords Dance, Body Press, Imprison, Flash Cannon, Fly, Skill Swap, Iron Head, Iron Defense, X-Scissor, Aura Sphere, Tailwind, Shadow Ball, Hyper Voice, Psychic, Heavy Slam, Encore, Ice Spinner, Calm Mind, Baton Pass, Reversal, Ice Beam, Misty Terrain, Blizzard, Phantom Force, Focus Blast, Hurricane, Brave Bird, Close Combat, Steel Beam

Role:
What I had in mind for this Legendary was something that was predominantly defensive in nature, but in the sense of its typing and one of its abilities rather than just minmaxed stats, banking on the whopping nine resistances that Ghost/Steel possesses as well as a priority-negating ability, so as to provide plenty of opportunities for switching in and setting up with Swords Dance, Autotomize, Calm Mind, etc. Support options include the ever-useful Taunt, Baton Pass, and weather and terrain setup, as well as Imprison if you want to take a gamble against any incoming super-effective Ghost-type attacks, but one notable other move in this respect is Skill Swap. Divine Intervention isn't a bad ability by any means, but if you can swap it with an ability to either boost its offensive stats or debuff its opponent (e.g. Guts, Intimidate, Steely Spirit...), it may be worth doing so, especially if the opponent needs that same ability to actually function. If you were looking to use Vhrallgyra offensively, Aegislash's Blade Form will obviously outclass it in that regard, but what Vhrallgyra has which Aegislash doesn't is additional type coverage, including Flying, Psychic, Ice, Grass, Bug, and Fighting; Ghost and Fighting in particular have near-perfect neutral coverage, as Aegislash can tell you due to knowing Sacred Sword, too - although unlike Aegislash which gets Rock Slide and Head Smash, Vhrallgyra has no answers to Fire-type attacks at all, potentially leaving it in an awkward situation if it doesn't realize that its opponent is packing a Fire Blast until it's too late.

Design:
This rare but amazingly beautiful harpy-like creature has anatomy that's midway between humanoid and avian; its torso is anthropoid, slender, and upright, but its legs are three-toed, digitigrade, and avian with one huge, sharp talon facing back and the other two forward; it has arms instead of wings with hands that resemble its feet, and flies using a cape extending from its back and shoulders that looks like it's made of spectral, ghostly feathers, dark blue fading to indigo and then violet at the ends; it spreads the cape a la Batman when airborne. Bluish silver armor plating can be seen upon its breast, shoulders, waist and upper legs, and forearms, the rest of its body being a light purplish blue with black hands and feet and silver talons. Upon each gauntlet, close to the wrist, is a small knob which can project ghostly blue energy, allowing it to form a phantasmic wrist blade like a sword in one hand and a round shield in the other, though it can also use these knobs to fire blasts of this energy shaped like arrows to attack from a distance. Its neck and head are similar to those of Gardevoir, but the eyes are half-circular and glow a blinding white, trailing wisps of white light from them; the "helmet", meanwhile, is also made of silver armor, and looks like an eagle's head and beak, covering most of the face with the eyes set where a bird's eyes would normally be. The helmet also has two wing-like "ears" comprised of the same ghostly feathers as the cape, one on each side, and trailing from the back of it is a long, flowing, purple-to-magenta-to-scarlet wisp in a manner reminiscent of a ponytail. The shiny sprite has a light orange body in place of light blue, and the blue/indigo/violet of the cape/head wings and the purple/magenta/scarlet of the ponytail are reversed. The armor and talons, meanwhile, have a more brassy hue to them, reminiscent of tarnished silver.

This design is based on a valkyrie, female spirits from Norse mythology that were said to guide worthy souls to Odin's hall of Valhalla; the armor is silver because I couldn't think of any other metal-related word aside from argent that could form a decent pun with that word, although silver was historically said to ward off evil, and that combined with valkyries being servants of Odin himself hopefully justifies the ability to some extent. There honestly isn't that much more depth to this one but I originally submitted it to a different pet mod (it didn't win), but I figured it'd be a good shoe-in as a Legendary. For this version, I also mixed in Hraesvelgr (cough cough Edelgard lmao), the the eagle-shaped originator of the wind, because the top of Yggdrasil is home to a giant eagle which is rivals with a dragon living at the bottom. The region itself being Scandinavia-inspired followed suit, and thus informed the new direction I took for the other mascot Legendary...

"According to legend, it mercilessly preys on the souls of those with darkness in their hearts. In battle, it would stand tall as a mountain to strike fear in its opponents, before savaging them with its deadly bite."
"It's said that this brutal Pokémon drinks the life force right out of its prey, allowing it to heal itself or unleash tremendous destructive power. In some myths, it devours its downed adversary in one gulp."

Name: Nidheleim (Nidhogg, Norse dragon of the underworld + Helheim, the realm of the damned)
Counterpart: Vhrallgyra
Height: 12'2"
Weight: 350 lbs
Stats: 105 HP/105 ATK/120 DEF/145 SP ATK/120 SP DEF/75 SPD = 670
Typing: Dragon/Dark
Abilities: Dread Eater

If this Pokemon successfully uses a draining move on its opponent, the opponent's Atk and Sp Atk stats are harshly lowered.

Movepool (Level-Up): Dragon Breath (1), Bite (1), Snarl (1), Acid Spray (1), Dragon Pulse (6), Leech Life (10), Venoshock (13), Dark Pulse (18), Dragon Dance (22), Mega Drain (25), Jaw Lock (30), Sludge Bomb (34), Giga Drain (37), Night Daze (42), Ravaging Vortex* (46), Outrage (49)

Name: Ravaging Vortex
Type:

Category:

Base Points: 100
Power Points: 5 (max. 8)
Accuracy: 100%
Effect: Targets all enemies on the field. Up to 50% of the damage dealt to each target is restored to the user as HP (but not less than 1 HP), restoring up to the Pokémon's maximum HP.
Additional Notes: Does not make contact, draining move (will damage the user instead if any target has Liquid Ooze)
An attack that drains the life force of all targets. The user's HP is restored by up to half the damage taken by each target.

Universal TMs/Tutors + Fire Fang, Thunder Fang, Low Kick, Acid Spray, Charge Beam, Fire Spin, Poison Tail, Roar, Metal Claw, Draining Kiss, Flame Charge, Flamethrower, Fire Blast, Low Sweep, Dragon Tail, Sunny Day, Rain Dance, Brick Break, Shadow Claw, Foul Play, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Electro Ball, Drain Punch, Dragon Claw, Flash Cannon, Thunder Wave, Stomping Tantrum, Taunt, Body Press, Dark Pulse, Eerie Impulse, Gunk Shot, Will-O-Wisp, Heat Wave, Thunderbolt, Earth Power, Sludge Wave, Earthquake, Thunder, Solar Beam, Draco Meteor

Role:
Wherever Nidheleim goes, destruction and chaos are certain to follow. This hulking beast is quite slow, sure, but why outrun your foes when nuking them from afar works just as well? Few are the special Dark-type moves out there, but they're far from useless in this case, especially with that frankly ridiculous Special Attack stat. Your best bets at Dark STAB are Night Daze for the accuracy drop and Dark Pulse for the sake of reliability. Dragon STAB of course comes in the form of Draco Meteor, but if you want something without recoil, its signature move, Ravaging Vortex, is a decent standby as well, especially when paired with its unique ability - the more strength it leeches from its opposition, the weaker its foes become! Coverage includes Fire, Electric, Grass, Poison, and Ground-type moves of various effectiveness, and you can certainly run either Fire Blast or Sludge Wave as an insurance measure against Fairy-types which are resistant at the minimum to both STAB options, along with surprising Ice-types with the former if it can get the drop on them. Its slow speed, high defense and rather decent special defense (Fairy-types notwithstanding) also allow for an easier time wading through enemy fire, though if it absolutely needs to heal up, it's important to remember that Draining Kiss is a special attack, making it more viable than Drain Punch despite lacking STAB, though Giga Drain isn't a bad idea either if you find yourself up against something weak to Grass. Be aware though that its Speed and physical Attack are basically its dump stats, which can come back to bite it in the tail if it isn't careful - that double-weakness to Fairy is no fun at all.

Design:
A vicious, brutal reptilian Pokémon with a somewhat Gen-I feel to it, this predatory beast looks like a cross between a vintage carnivorous tail-dragging theropod, a monitor lizard, and a Scandinavian dragon like you'd find on the front of a Viking longship. It has a relatively long yet thick torso and an even longer tapering tail, its large hind legs and its smaller grasping arms both resembling Charizard's, with three claws each; it can move on either four legs or two depending on which works better, looking for all the world like a colossal, monstrous serpent with arms and legs. When reared up, it drags its tail along the ground while holding its spine diagonally, retrosaur-style. It has a medium-length, serpentine but muscular neck and a large head with huge and powerful, beaked jaws full of fangs, somewhat resembling that of Aerodactyl but with a shorter, broader snout and two large saber fangs on the upper jaw that remain visible when the mouth is shut. Its horns are shaped like those of Tauros, and are set on a dome-shaped headplate suggesting an erroneously horned pop-culture Viking helmet. Patches of large, diamond-shaped, overlapping scales are visible upon its sides, neck, and upper limbs, but the belly is ridged like Dragonite's, while the upper surface sports a row of segmented armor plates all the way down the neck, back, and tail as well as plates like pauldrons on each shoulder with horns of their own like on the head. It also has a row of jagged maple-leaf fins like Gyarados running down the back from the forehead to just after the shoulders, and a matching fin on the end of the tail; smaller fins are also visible on the sides of its forearms and on either side of its head like frilly ears. These fins glow a brilliant purple, Godzilla-style, as it uses its special attacks, implying that it channels its power through it. It is primarily dark bluish gray in color with brass-colored armor, and its belly and lower jaw are light gray, while its fins are the same red shade as on Charmeleon's body but tipped with brick red; the shiny inverses this by having red scales along with brick-red armor and light orange belly/jaw, but dark blue fur tufts tipped with black. For both color palettes, the eyes are a fierce lime green with vertical slits for pupils, its teeth, horns, and talons are a very light gray, and its snakey forked tongue is a dull pink.

This design is modified from another entry I subbed to the same mod that its version counterpart made its debut in, and was originally based on the Azhdaha, a dragon from Persian mythology which is said to be vicious and destructive like a European dragon, but has an appearance more an Asian dragon. As the prompt for the slate it was subbed to was for a Fighting-type special attacker, I referenced the Iranian form of wrestling to inform the overall design, as it is heavily ritualized and based largely on display with body contact being done only in the climactic match. Its being either quadrupedal or bipedal as it sees fit is also based on monitor lizards (whose generic name Varanus is derived from the Arabic waral, meaning "lizard beast") rearing up on their hind legs, as well as fighting like wrestlers when they clash over mates and territory. I decided not to reinvent the wheel role-wise when bringing it over to this submission, as a special attacker made a good contrast to Vhrallgyra being more physically inclined, but I did have to make the basis completely different, so I went instead with Nidhogg from Norse myth and leaned into his habit of eating the souls of the damned rather than his more well-known shtick of chewing the roots of the world tree Yggdrasil. Since the special attacker role translated into breath weapon spam, it only made sense for me to toss in some influence from Godzilla and his many imitators as well - I imagine this Legendary lurking deep underground when dormant, only to awake once in a (very long) while when it has to feed, devastating the very land itself as it does.

From a portmonteau of "monster" and "berserk", the mysterious Monsterker Aura phenomenon is a sort-of return to Mega Evolution, though with a few balancing tweaks. Notably, the actual form of the Pokémon wouldn't change, but they would instead go into a trance-like, hyper-combative state, like the Viking berserkers from which we get the word (and ability name) "Berserk" probably did. The Aura that empowers each and every Pokémon is especially prominent in certain Pokémon, and manifests in the form of energy constructs surrounding at least parts of their anatomy, ranging from mystical armor to weaponized appendages to entire new creatures made entirely of Aura with the original Pokémon suspended within like a core. Notably, unlike with Mega Evolution, Monsterker Auras do not change the user's stats, and cannot be of any type that the base form already has, meaning Charizard* would not be able to receive a Fire- or Flying-type Aura for instance. These Auras take on the properties (such as color) of their respective types, and implement a sort-of "third type" in that any attacking move of the user's primary type will instead inflict damage of the Aura's type (e.g., a Charizard with an Electric-type Aura will inflict Electric-type damage when using Flamethrower).

Should this region be voted for and should this gimmick be chosen, Monsterker Auras would be optional, but if anyone wants to include them in their submissions, they must include the type of the Aura and what appearance the aura has on the user. Only final- or single-stage Pokémon can receive a Monsterker Aura, but they can have up to three different kinds of Auras depending on thematic and balancing rationales, though each specimen will have only one Aura which cannot be changed (e.g. you can catch a Charizard with an Electric-type Aura, but if you wanted one with a Dragon-type Aura you'd have to catch another).

*DISCLAIMER: I can't guarantee that Charizard will be found in this region. This is just a hypothetical example, used just because Charizard gets pretty much everything, gimmick-wise. XD

Ayecrusher King · Jun 7, 2024

Right, nine regions so far, I'm holding out on hope that we could get a couple more before we get to decide on our geography.
To anyone asking about gimmicks, while they are in the next/second slate, if you choose to brainstorm them now they will be treated as the other option aside from "No Generational Gimmick" in the poll of our second slate if your region wins. And just to put it out there to everyone, we are carrying over changes and additions introduced in all of the Gen X regions - Brazdo, Loria and Desvega.
[Update 1], as evident by potential issues in one of the listed subs (redwoodrogue's Box-art), I have included updated templates for moves and Ability for a reason. Please use them, for sake of the coding team convienence.

Anyways, there are a couple regions or box-arts that are breaking the rules or potentially being uncodable, and thus disqualifying them to be voted upon when the time comes. I'm gonna give you a chance to make adjustments, take it.

anaconja said:
Name: Yuugen
Inspiration: ancient japan, the periods before feudal japan which is where pokemon conquest and pokemon legends arceus take place so around 538-1185ad

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As listed in the rules, there are certain locales that are off-limits, Japan being one if them. I was tempted to let this slide since you used the "Legends" loophole until I double-checked on the area where Yuugen here is based on, which turns out to be overlapping in Kanto, Johto and Hoenn. If you're really stubborn with going through with Yuugen, relocate it to an area of Japan that hasn't been Poke-fied yet. [Update, while Yuugen's new location in the Tohoku region does potentially overlap with Kitakami, Kitakami is small enough that I'm willing to overlook it for eligibility. The fact that Kitakami could be part of Yuugen, however, will be important and be remembered]

KirbyRider1337 said:
Name: Indux
Inspiration: India
[/hide]Box Legends:

Name: Syrpsaira (Serpent + Cycle + Samsara)
Counterpart: Dhiirojual
Typing:
Polluted:

Cleansed:

Abilities:
Polluted: Neutralizing Gas
Cleansed: Cleansed Gatherer
Base Stats:
Polluted: 125 / 95 / 90 / 110 / 75 / 85 (580)
Cleansed: 125 / 105 / 90 / 140 / 115 / 105 (680)

Name: Dhiirojual (Dhiire/slow in Hindi + Erosion + Gradual)
Counterpart: Syrpsaira
Typing:
Atrophied:

Replenished:

Ability:
Atrophied: Corrosion
Replenished: Replenished Dissipator
Base Stats:
Atrophied: 125 / 110 / 75 / 95 / 90 / 85 (580)
Replenished: 125 / 140 / 115 / 105 / 90 / 105 (680)

By default, the base form's BST has to be within 660-680 range, and the alternate form can have up to a 100 increase in their BST. Syrpsaira and Dhiirojual have apparently done this the other way around. [Update, BST has since been modified, Syrpsaira and Dhiirojual are now eligible to mingle in Singles.]

Orangesodapop said:
Name: Olus
Inspiration: Germany
Box Legends:
Name: Inddrasil, the Stagnant Pokemon (Inert + Yggdrasil)
Counterpart(s): Aginarok
Typing:

Abilities: Vitality (user heals 1/8th at end of turn)
Notable Moves: Legendary Rock Move, Energy Ball, Recover, Stealth Rock, Spikes, Meteor Beam, Stone Edge, Power Whip, Leech Seed
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): relegated brokemon

Name: Aginarok, the Progress Pokemon (Agitated + Ragnarok)
Counterpart(s): Inddrasil
Typing:

Abilities: Decimation (Deals 1/8th Damage at the end of the turn to all other Pokemon than itself)
Base Stats: 100 HP / 140 Atk / 100 Def / 100 SpA / 140 SpD / 100 Spe (680 BST)
Notable Moves: Steel Legendary Move, Flare Blitz, Heavy Slam, Will-o-Wisp, Stone Edge, Thunderbolt, Volt Switch, U-Turn, Work Up, Autonomize,

...please do not repeat what anaconja has previously done in Desvega, your 'legendary move' needs names, effects, and the like.

RedwoodRogue said:
This is my Roman Empire

Inspiration: Sections of the Roman Empire, including Italy, Greece, Western Turkey, and Northern Egypt (Still takes place in modern era). Region name is based on the word Calamentum, which is Latin for ‘dead wood’ (golly! Wonder why I went with that)

This form is only attained while this Pokémon is holding the Time Accelerator.
Type: Ghost / Steel
Ability: Mind Reaper
Mind Reaper: When this Pokémon defeats another Pokémon, that Pokémon’s ability becomes a part of the Mind Reaper ability until this Pokémon switches out or faints.

The current effect of Mind Reaper, according to the coding team, is apparently impossible to be coded. Unless you're willing to code it yourself, you have to give Aulbaltus's Future Form a new ability. [Update 2, some people have suggested that Mind Reaper can be coded. You are in the clear]

Ema Skye said:
Name: Staulo
Inspiration: British Columbia, Canada

Name: Smallmon [small+salmon]
Counterpart(s): you'll see...
Typing: Water/Normal
Abilities: Smallfry [Effects Rattled + Regenerator]

Name: Scalmoneye [scale + salmon + sockeye]]
Counterpart(s): Restockeye
Typing: Water/Fire
Abilities: Flaming Scales [effects of Flash Fire + Regenerator]

Name: Restockeye [restock + sockeye]
Counterpart(s): Scalmoneye
Typing: Water/Ghost
Abilities: Burial Grounds [effects of Life Orb + Regenerator]

I have now recovered from death by laughter due to the discovery of yet another ingenious loophole. While I would be more comfortable if Scalmoneye and Restockeye being the split evos of Smallmon, it is technically legal in terms of bst and stat distribution. The Ability part does give me pause: please confirm, through an edit in your region, that my understanding of the effects of all three are correct:
Smallfry: Speed is raised by one stage when the Pokémon is hit by a Bug-type, Ghost-type or Dark-type move or is Intimidated. Additionally, when the Pokemon switches out, it restores 33% of the Pokémon's maximum HP.
Flaming Scales: The Pokemon is immune to Fire-type moves. Upon being hit by one, its own Fire-type moves are boosted by 50%. Additionally, when the Pokemon switches out, it restores 33% of the Pokémon's maximum HP.
Burial Grounds: The Pokemon's moves are boosted by 30%, but it loses 1/10th of its max. HP upon the successful execution of one. Additionally, when the Pokemon switches out, it restores 33% of the Pokémon's maximum HP.

Keep slating your regions - I'll like to see it that the amount of regions that are eligible to be voted be in at least the double digits.

Samtendo09 · Jun 8, 2024

Hopefully the third time’s the charm.

Name: Brunica (Brunician for regional prefix)
Inspiration: Canada but especially New Brunswick, with a few parts from Ontario and Vancouver (metropolis), and have the ocean side, the cold climate (colder and harsher winter than their American neighbor), interest on winter sports and the variety of environments. Also have an emphasis on solidarity between the communities.

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New-Brunswick Map

Lore: The Brunica region was largely unknown in the Pokémon world, does to it's uncharted territories and the attention given to Unova, it's nearby neighbor region. However, for it's relatively small size, it does have a lush, lively environment full of lives, under the guard of Lutakon. Unfortunately, the region is in constant risk of being overrun by the two dangerous Legendary Pokémon, Akhut (dweller of dry lands and the sea) and Wendora (dweller of tundras and the North Pole), forcing Lutakon to seal itself by releasing a calming aura that even Akhut and Wendora calms down for centuries.

Mammals: Moose, Raccoon, American Pika, Lynx, Wolverine, Black Bear, Musk Ox, Snowshoe Hare and Snow Rabbit, Arctic Wolf,
Birds: Blue Jay, Hawk Owl, Cardinal, Finch
Reptiles: Skink, Timber Rattlesnake, Short-Horned Lizard, Painted Turtle, Leatherback Sea Turtle
Plants: Tomato, Mountain Aven, Fireweed, Purple Saxifrage, Sugar Maple, Spruce, Balsam Fir
Intervertebral: Dragonflies (Common Whitetail or Chalk-Fronted Corporal), American Dog Tick, Crab Spider, Long Legged Fly, Scorpionfly, Twin Stabbed Lady Beetle
Aquatic: Atlantic Sturgeon (fish), Fallfish, Brook Stickleback, Lake Trout, Leech, Torpedo Ray, Blue Angels (Glaucus atlanticus)
Mythical Critters: Lake monsters (yes, there is a lot of them considering the amount of lakes in Canada), Mishepishu, Kogukhpuk, loup-garou (Werewolves and wereanimals, but with human conscience).
Activities: Curling, Hockey, Skiing/Sledding, Snow/Ice Sculpture, Camping, Gardening, Hiking, Festivals, Whale Watching, Water Sliding, Farmer Markets, Canoe / Kayaking, Swimming, Zipline, Dancing
Well Known Meals: Poutine rapée (large patato dumpling with pork filling), chicken fricot, chiard (patato dish heated on a casserole), fried clams, Coquille Saint-Jacques, Pets de Soeur (desserts similar to cinnamon buns), ployes (wheathart pancake)
Miscellaneous Emphasis: Ancestry, family, solidarity / cooperation, vareity of cultures from other regions, countries and continent, art, forests, mountains, beaches, conflict, cold winter but also hot summer, unpredictable weathers in general

Examples of Returning Pokémon: Bidoof line, Shinx line, Delibird, Deerling line, Volbeat + Illumise, Zangoose + Seviper, Kricketot line, Cutiefly line, Hoothoot line, Ledyba line, Emolga, Skunky line, Teddiursa line, Cubchoo line, Seel line, Rufflet line, Sneasel line, Sunkern line, etc.

Legendary Trio: Elders of Nature

Name: Akulut (Aku + corruption of Akhlut)
Counterpart(s): Wendora (Main counterpart) and Lutakon (Third)
Typing:

Ability: Darkest Hunger
Base Stats: 100 HP / 133 Atk / 133 Def / 102 SpA / 102 SpD / 110 Speed (BST: 680)
Notable Moves: Cruel Strike (New), Crunch, Knock Off, Aqua Jet, Swords Dance, Leech Life, Taunt, Torment, Snarl, Roar, Iron Head, Outrage, Ice Fang, Thunder Fang, Fire Fang, Close Combat, Earthquake, Waterfall, Liquidation, Pursuit, Psycho Cut, Rock Slide, Power Trip, Dark Pulse, Lash Out
Flavor Moves: Water Gun, Aqua Tail, Bite, Water Pulse, Thief, Fling, Mega Kick, Ice Beam, Blizzard, Surf, Hydro Pump, Dark Pulse, Snarl
New Features:
Darkest Hunger (Ability - Knocking out a target have this Pokémon‘s HP recovered by 12,5%)
Cruel Strike (Move - Dark - Physical - 120 Base Power - 100 Accuracy - 8 PP - Contact - Decrease target’s Defense by 1 stage; this move only works on user’s first turn out)
Flavour/Design: Heavily based of the Akhlut, a wolf-orca hybrid mythical creature that dwells in the land and beaches. Despite what the people of Brunica region were saying it was a necessary evil to control overpopulating humanity and Pokémon, Akhlut aim to eradicate and devour every single living being of the land as it despises presence of everything softer than it. While often busy confronting Wendora, it was singlehandedly responsible for several Pokémon becoming extinct a very long time ago. Dark red and white color scheme.
Potential Competitive Role: As there isn't any Uber-leveled Water-type or Dark-type Pokémon known for physical prowess, Akulut will fill this gap. Although basic at first, Cruel Strike is an exceptionally powerful Dark-type move that punishes switch-ins, or it can use Pursuit to chase down Lugia and non-Mega Mewtwo. Having 110 Speed is higher than average, allowing to use Choice Scarf to revenge kill, or equip a Life Orb to enhance their physical prowess further without worry of HP draining thanks to Evil Devourer. In short, a Water/Dark type physical wallbreaker, sweeper or Psychic/Ghost trapper.

Name: Wendora (Wendigo + Pandora)
Counterpart(s): Akulut (Main counterpart) and Lutakon (Third)
Typing:

Ability: Coldest Heart
Base Stats: 90 HP / 102 Atk / 90 Def / 134 SpA / 130 SpD / 124 Speed (BST: 680)
Notable Moves: Icy End (New), Crunch, Knock Off, Blizzard, Ice Beam, Freeze-Dry, Hail, Aurora Veil, Ice Shard, Poltergeist, Shadow Ball, Shadow Claw, Shadow Sneak, Icy Wind, Nasty Plot, Thunderbolt, Mythical Fire, Snarl, Dark Pulse, Psychic, Psyshock, Moonblast, Earth Power, Focus Blast, Taunt
Flavor Moves: Astonish, Snow Powder, Phantom Force, Power Swap, Guard Swap, Speed Swap, Water Pulse, Gust
New Features:
Coldest Heart (Ability - Reduce Speed of opposing Pokémon upon switching in)
Icy End (Move - Ice - Special - 25 Base Power - 100 Accuracy - 8 PP - No Contact - +1 Priority; Base Power is tripled if the target’s HP is less than 50%)
Flavour/Design: The Wendigo is one of Canada's most famous mythical creatures, so you would know what one would looks like. Barely humanoid, it bends forwards with a skeleton-like disposure that reveals icicles letting out of it's corpse-like body, with messed up horns sprouting out of it's forehead. A malevolent Legendary Pokémon of Brunica, it thrives to bring eternal suffering to all of the region by turning it into an unlivable icy palace for it to live in, and devour anything that tries to survive in such a cruel environment. Although it made conflicts with Akalut, it oftentimes lives in the coldest tundra that not even the bravest Trainer dared to explore before.
Potential Competitive Role: Another new Legendary that many Psychic-type will despise to confront, and both it’s Icy End move and it’s Coldest Heart Ability allows it to revenge kill anything wearing a Choice Scarf, with the former being 75 BP priority against foes with lower than 50% of max HP. Coldest Heart in general will mess with speedy Ubers Pokémon, including the mighty Mega Rayquaza in AG of NatDex, allowing for smooth revenge killing. Being immune of Extreme Speed also helps, but it have to watch for Marshadow that have Shadow Sneak. Frailness in general is it’s biggest weakness, as such it cannot afford to manually switch in at all unless through pivoting, and Ice-type related weaknesses doesn’t help, wanting to run Heavy-Duty Boots to avoid painful Stealth Rock damage.

Name: Lutakon
Counterpart(s): Akulut and Wendora (nemesis)
Forms: Resting (default), Awakened (hold the Awakening Seed)
Typing:

Ability: Guardian of Nature
Base Stats:
[Resting] 100 HP / 120 Atk / 90 Def / 120 SpA / 130 SpD / 90 Speed (BST: 670)
[Awakened] 100 HP / 150 Atk / 150 Def / 150 SpA / 150 SpD / 70 Spe (BST: 770)
Notable Moves: Gaia Recovery (New), Earthquake, Earth Power, Solar Beam, Solar Blade, Leaf Storm, Leaf Blade, Grassy Glide, Dazzling Gleam, Rock Slide, Stone Edge, Brick Break, Focus Blast, Giga Drain, Calm Mind, Rest, Zen Headbutt, Iron Head, Growth, Thunder Punch, Thunderbolt, Thunder, Aromatherapy, Recover, Synthesis, Wood Hammer, Heal Pulse, Swords Dance, Bulk Up, Psychic, Flash Cannon, Leech Seed, Stun Spore, Poison Powder, Sleep Powder, Heat Wave
Flavor Moves: Absorb, Mega Absorb, Sand Attack, Mud Slap, Grassy Terrain, Fairy Wind, Gust, Icy Wind
New Features:
Guardian of Nature (Ability - Summon a special Grassy Terrain on switch-in called Nature Field. Nature Field lasts as long as the wielder is active, and Nature Field reduce damage of Ghost, Water, Ice and Dark by 30%. This terrain cannot be overriden by other terrains.)
Gaia Recovery (Move - Grass - Status - Self - 8 PP - Recover HP by 50% while increasing Attack and Special Attack by 1 stage each - exclusive to Awakened Lutakon that have Synthesis; that move is replaced by Gaia Recovery under Awakened form and turns back to Synthesis when back to Resting form).
Flavour/Design: Combines aspect of a lutin (gnome) and a variety of elder trees (including the mythical Yggdrasil). The Resting form is surprisingly small, looking like a small but stout tree having resemblance to a gnome. The Awakened form is much more fierce, larger and magnificent looking, with a colorful array of different leaves and green "Tron lines" that energizes up when about to attack or use a recovery move. The Awakened form have multiple arms, referring that a tree have multiple branches, not just two.
Potential Competitive Role: Decided to go a little unorthodox; a pure Grass-type Legendary sounds bad on Ubers, but it have an unique Ability that grants it passive healing and weaken it’s Ice weakness while also being able to handle a myriad of Water-type Ubers like Choice Scarf Kyogre without worry too much of getting hit by Ice Beam. The Awakened Form is especially threatening, having access to a recovery move that also boosts both it's Attack and Special Attack in additional of huge but well rounded bulk, and no one knows if it would be a physical, special or even mixed attacker! It's slow Speed would gives it grievance when facing similarly bulky opponents and wallbreakers, and Bug-type Ubers do exists, meaning that Pheromosa and Genesect may have a niche to counter it.

Possible Gimmick: Specialized Type
Through the Soul Gem of matching type, the Pokémon can get an additional benefit that combines an additional Ability, move depending on higher Attack or Special Attack, and immunity to or ignorance of something (never to a type). A few type grants more than one immunity, or get a more impactful one, to compensate their less than ideal type.

Activated as soon as switching in before hazards takes effect, and lasts until the holder faints. The Soul Gem cannot be interacted through move nor Abilities; it cannot be Knocked Off, for example. Only one Specialized Pokémon per team in one battle, though the team can hold multiple; if the Specialized Pokémon of the team faints, another of the same team cannot be Specialized. Moves given through the Soul Gem have only 5 PPs (as if acquired through Transform or Imposter), discouraging spamming and encouraging strategic use of the move. If holder already have the move, then the Extra Move won’t be given, but other mechanics will work fine.

Lorewise, the Soul Gems were the spirit of the Pokémon that went rogue and turned against their own Trainers before being vanquished, with their spirit slowly but surely purified once sealed in the gems. In ancient time, they were used to help villagers from dealing with strong wild Pokémon and invaders alike.

Additionally, if a Legendary or Mythical Pokémon, or another special kind of Pokémon (Ultra Beast, Paradox, possibly a new one) uses a Soul Gem, they will only get the new move. This is a “safety net” to prevent them from dominating even more than before in both 6v6 Singles and 4v4 VGC formats. The lore reason for this is due to their immense power lore-wise, even of the “lesser” ones, is preventing them from using the Soul Gems at full potential without risking of shattering the Soul Gems, permanently fleeing the spirit and rendering them unusable afterward.

Both Silvally and Arceus are exceptions of the safety net, both gameplay and lore-wise; Arceus is an exception partly thanks to it’s omnipotence, being the creator and all, and the resemblance to the Plates, while Silvally‘s RKS System allows it to circumvent this limit without breaking the held Soul Gem. Both even benefit of changing their type to the Soul Gem of that respective type, making them potential potent threats in tiers where they are allowed in.

Extra Ability, Extra Move (Physical / Special), Immunity
Only official moves and Abilities are used as examples
Normal: Sheer Force, Head Charge / Wring Out, immune to reducing it’s stats, even by itself.
Fighting: No Guard, Close Combat / Focus Blast, immune to Paralysis akin to Limber and Electric-type.
Flying: Wind Rider, Brave Bird / Hurricane, immune to Speed reducing stages from other Pokémon.
Ground: Unaware, Headlong Rush / Earth Power, immune to trapping akin of being a Ghost-type.
Rock: Solid Rock, Mighty Cleave / Power Gem, immune to non-direct damage akin to Magic Guard.
Poison: Technician, Poison Fang / Sludge Bomb, immune to Heal Block and Psychic Noise.
Bug: Compound Eyes, Megahorn / Pollen Puff, ignore redirection and immune to flinching.
Ghost: Cursed Body, Poltergeist / Shadow Ball, immune to Taunt, Torment and Disable.
Steel: Sturdy, Spin Out / Make It Rain, immune to Defense and Special Defense reducing from other Pokémon.
Fire: Steam Engine, Pyro Ball / Armor Cannon, ignore Rain mechanics.
Water: Thick Fat, Wave Crash / Hydro Pump, ignore Sun mechanics.
Grass: Grassy Surge, Power Whip / Chloroblast, immunity to both Burn and Freeze.
Electric: Intimidate, Volt Tackle / Thunder, immunity of priority moves as if in Psychic Terrain.
Psychic: Magic Guard, Psychic Fangs / Psycho Boost, immunity of Confusion akin to Own Tempo.
Ice: Refrigerate, Hyper Drill* / Hyper Voice*, (*both are Normal-type and not Ice-type, but notice Refrigerate), ignore entry hazards (akin to Heavy Duty Boots) and Status Moves (akin to Good as Gold).
Dragon: Stalwart, Outrage / Clinging Scales, immunity to Intimidate (and variants).
Dark: Infiltrator, Foul Play / Fiery Wrath, immunity to Sound-based moves akin to Soundproof.
Fairy: Pastel Veil, Play Rough / Moonblast, immunity to Sleep akin to Insomnia.

Ema Skye · Jun 8, 2024

Name: Staulo
Inspiration: British Columbia, Canada
Lore: The largest city in Staulo, Vanver, was originally a colony of the Unova region. However, as people began exploring the area, they started noticing the vast landscape and all it could provide. The region got its name from the Staulo river, which flows throughout the region and acts as a major transportation method for trainers navigating the region. The river is blessed by a trio of fish-like Pokemon that have given the river a life-giving mythology.
Additional Information: Despite only being a small part of a real world country, the province includes virtually every biome (arid deserts, rainforests, beaches, tundras and everything in-between. So it opens up for a lot of possibilities on where different creatures could live. It's the one part of Canada that isn't always cold!

Name: Smallmon [small+salmon]
Counterpart(s): you'll see...
Typing: Water/Normal
Abilities: Smallfry [Effects Rattled + Regenerator]
Base Stats: 50 HP / 55 Atk / 65 Def / 85 SpA / 65 SpD / 90 Spe [410 BST]
Notable Moves: Surf, Hydro Pump, Flip Turn, Ice Beam, Blizzard, Encore, Parting Shot, Scald, Recover, Rapid Spin
Flavor/Design (Required): The trio of fish has an LC-viable form as part of it, as the trio is based on both Indigenous systems of aging as well as the life cycle of salmon. For the purposes of following the BST rules, there is still a duo that will follow the BST guidelines. It is born in the river and, as it grows, it eventually makes it to the ocean.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): LC-viable legendary. Eat your heart out Nebby.

Name: Scalmoneye [scale + salmon + sockeye]]
Counterpart(s): Restockeye
Typing: Water/Fire
Abilities: Flaming Scales [effects of Flash Fire + Regenerator]
Base Stats: 60 HP / 130 Atk / 100 Def / 130 SpA / 100 SpD / 140 Spe (660 BST)
Notable Moves: Above + Scale Shot, Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Overheat, Will-o-Wisp, Wave Crash, Ocean Song*
Ocean Song: Water-type Giga Drain. Sound move.
Flavor/Design (Required): The middle stage of the evolution line. It is the fastest fish in the oceans, though it seemingly acts like its on a clock, aware of its mortality. It will return back to the river as it ages. It sings a beautiful song that matches its graceful swimming.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): So this is a 660 BST mon that can hold Eviolite... Though it can't hold boots at the same time.

Name: Restockeye [restock + sockeye]
Counterpart(s): Scalmoneye
Typing: Water/Ghost
Abilities: Burial Grounds [effects of Life Orb + Regenerator]
Base Stats: 140 HP / 130 Atk / 100 Def / 130 SpA / 100 SpD / 80 Spe (680 BST)
Notable Moves: Above + Last Respects, Strength Sap, Shadow Ball, Jaw Lock, Crunch, Ice Fang, Psychic Fangs, Shadow Fang*
Shadow Fang: Ghost-type Horn Leech with 85 BP. Biting move.
Flavor/Design (Required): Having reached the end of its life cycle, it returns back to the river to offer its life, providing nutrients and creating new Smallmon in the process. It grows a hooked jaw to dig its resting place in the riverbed.
Potential Competitive Role (Optional): Better Basculegion for Ubers

edit: yes you're understanding the abilities right.

Ayecrusher King · Jun 9, 2024

Well, we hit the double digits on amount of eligibility, I'm starting the countdown.
You have 72 hours starting from this post before the poll for our region and box art will be posted.
Please ensure that your regions are posted and, preferably, any new features associated with them are written using the Move | Ability templates provided on the first post of page 22, and for the few who have issues listed in my previous post to fully amend them.
As mentioned, if you choose to include a possible gimmick, it will be the default option aside from "No Generational Gimmick" on the following poll.
If you are unsure whether your region and/or your box-arts are eligible, message me either through a Smogon DM or on the discord.

Loginator · Jun 11, 2024

Name: Tropola
Inspiration: The Carribean Islands, especially inspired by Cuba

Lore: Tropola was a diverse region of islands filled with distinctive cultures and a high quality of living. This region was ruled by two Legendary Pokemon, Cultimona and Ortillo. These legendaries blessed the region with both agriculture and currency respectively, providing a sustaniful economy. However, a group of invaders from a far away region invaded and created colonies in the region, taking over the area. Upon discovering Cultimona and Ortillo, they forcibly bend the gods to their will by stealing all the resources for themselves. A war began as the gods and the citizens began to fight back against the colonizers.

The settlers won, with Cultimona and Ortillo being chained and confined, with the colonizers ruling over the region. As a result, the economy plummented and now much of the culture has been destroyed, with many citizens living in poverty. However, the conflict has no ended, as a group of buccaneers called Team Bucanero have attempted to fight back against the ruling party, stealing resources from them and attacking their ships. Some gave them back to the people, while others kept it for themselves. While the settlers have fought back, Team Bucanero still remains a threat to their rule. Time will tell if the region can gain independence and become what it once was.

Additional Information: Pokemon will be highly inspired by the Carribean and its fauna and wildlife. The region is highly tropical and is known for its hot climate, large amount of rainforests and beaches, and diverse oceanic areas including lots of coral reefs. Possible Pokemon include those inspired by real Cuban and Carribean wildlife like the cuban crocodile, cuban parakeet, brown anole, tons of unique bat species such as leaf-nosed bats, and several aquatic wildlife such as green moray eels, manatees, sea turtles, and several migrant whales and local dolphins.

Legendary Duo:

Name: Cultimona (Cultivo + Mona)
Counterpart(s): Ortillo
Typing:

Ability: Fruitful Farm
Base Stats: 127 HP / 143 Atk / 123 Def / 93 SpA / 93 SpD / 101 Spe (BST: 680)
Notable Moves: Wood Hammer, Power Whip, Seed Bomb, Grassy Glide, Trailblaze, Bullet Seed, Soil Slam, Earthquake, High Horsepower, Bulldoze, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Rock Blast, Close Combat, Superpower, Drain Punch, Knock Off, Crunch, Sucker Punch, Ice Punch, Fire Punch, Thunder Punch, Acrobatics, Iron Head, Poison Jab, Double-Edge, Body Slam, U-Turn, Solar Beam, Energy Ball, Giga Drain, Earth Power, Belch, Sludge Wave, Sludge Bomb, Fire Blast, Flamethrower, Focus Blast, Boomburst, Hyper Voice, Berry Energy, Aromatherapy, Leech Seed, Synthesis, Stealth Rock, Bulk Up, Toxic, Recycle, Swords Dance, Slack Off

Grassy Terrain is summoned for 5 turns. 8 if holding a Terrain Extender. During this, the effects of berries are doubled and have a 50% chance of being restored every turn.

Type: Ground
BP: 120
PP: 5
Category: Physical
Accuracy: 90%
Description: During Grassy Terrain, this move does not decrease in damage.

Type: Grass
PP: 10
Category: Status
Description: The user consumes its held berry. Its Attack stat is then boosted by 2 stages.

Flavor/Design: As a god of agriculture, Cultimona was responsible for the flourishing and growth of crops all over Tropola, especially berries. Its design is based on the native Yucatan black howler monkey, but much larger with a green/brown fur pattern and a long berry vine tail.
Competitive Role: With its signature ability and moves, Cultimona can be quite the threatening sweeper by holding a berry such as a Salac Berry. After using Berry Energy, it becomes quite the threat with its strong STAB moves in Wood Hammer/Power Whip and Soil Slam. Could possibly be a bit too strong, but its atrocious typing means it can be KOed before it finishes setting up and has trouble switching in. It might also struggle to fit all the moves it wants, leaving it walled by other Pokemon. Can also run a wide arrange of utility sets with its access to moves such as Knock Off and U-Turn, although probably less viable than offensive sets.

Name: Ortillo (Oro + Martillo)
Counterpart(s): Cultimona
Typing:

Ability: Plunderful
Base Stats: 134 HP / 132 Atk / 130 Def / 100 SpA / 96 SpD / 88 Spe (BST: 680)
Notable Moves: Wave Crash, Aqua Tail, Liquidation, Waterfall, Flip Turn, Aqua Jet, Gold Blaster, Anchor Shot, Iron Head, Heavy Slam, Knock Off, Crunch, Close Combat, Superpower, Body Press, Earthquake, Stone Edge, Rock Slide, Rock Blast, Bullet Seed, Ice Fang, Icicle Spear, Wild Charge, Thunder Fang, Psychic Fangs, Zen Headbutt, Hydro Pump, Surf, Scald, Chilling Water, Steel Beam, Flash Cannon, Blizzard, Ice Beam, Earth Power, Thunder, Thunderbolt, Focus Blast, Dark Pulse, Shadow Ball, Sea Vortex, Iron Defense, Spikes, Toxic Spikes, Thunder Wave, Bulk Up, Roar, Swords Dance

After the end of each turn or upon using a contact move, the user steals 5 gold from the target. If it has 30 gold, it raises its highest stat by 1 stage and consumes them all.

Type: Steel
BP: ???
PP: 10
Accuracy: 100%
Category: Physical
Description: For every 5 gold the user has, this Pokemon dishes out a multi-hit attack of 60 BP each. Caps out at 300 BP. If used on an ally, it heals them by 1/4 HP for every 5 gold. If using 25 gold, it also cures status. Fails if the user has no gold.

Type: Water
PP: 10
Accuracy: 100%
Category: Status
Description: Traps the opponent and harshly lowers their Speed by two stages. It then deals damage equivalent to 1/8 of its maximum HP every turn. Lasts for 4-5 turns.

Flavor/Design: As the god of currency, Ortillo provided equal amounts of wealth to the population, while also fighting and stealing back against those that robbed them, including colonizers. It's a pirate hammerhead shark with an anchor for a head, and an overall rugged and broken body with sharp spikes. It has a hook for one hand and a cannon on the other. It can walk on both land and water.

Ayecrusher King · Jun 12, 2024

Thank you for choosing to travel with the Flying Taxi. Where would you like to go?
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= ~~Brazdo~~ [Brazil, housing the Trophic duo, three more Legendary golems and the Amorality trio] =
= ~~Loria~~ [Florida, housing the Aquifer duo and Mudaracan, the Disaster quartet and the Atomic trio] =
<= Desvega [California and Nevada, housing the Reality trio and one more Guardian deity] =>
- Yuugen* [Historical Tohoku region, housing the Feudal duo and the Legendary vassals quintet] -
- Indux [India, housing the Accumulation Duo] -
- Olus [Germany, housing the Reaction trio] -
- Jiaquo [China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Mongolia, housing the Dynasty duo] -
- Calamen [Roman Empire, housing the Paragon duo] -
- Kersei [New Jersey, housing the Seasonal duo] -
- Acardia* [Futuristic Earth-based Archipelago, housing the Pangenesis duo and Nexulith] -
- Helia [Greece, housing the Ichor duo] -
- Skaneya [Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, housing the Afterlife duo] -
- Brunica [Eastern Canada, housing the Elders of Nature trio] -
- Staulo [British Columbia, housing the Smallmon evolutionary line] -
- Tropula [The Carribean Islands, housing the Bounty duo] -
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*Due to temporal issues ~~because they are in the style of the Legends: Series~~, the variety of Pokemon thou may bring/encounter are limited than thy rest...

This is a ranked voting poll. The order of your preferences DOES matter, and your own region cannot be your first nor only vote. You may vote for as many or as few options as you like, but we encourage you to vote as many options as possible as the more you vote for, the more points your individual votes will be weighted.

Those voting options without formatting*:

Yuugen
Indux
Olus
Jiaquo
Calamen
Kersei
Acardia
Helia
Skaneya
Brunica
Staulo
Tropula

*Vote using the name of the regions provided, do not use the linked list above, which has been recorded for changes.

This poll will be open for at least 24 hours, and may be extended depending on vote numbers and/or potential ties occurring.

RedwoodRogue · Jun 12, 2024

Brunica (Blame Canada!)
Calamen (Woah guys who made this region whoever did it must be very cool and sexy and a very active contributor you guys should totally consider voting for the Calamen region it’s so awesome and cool guys go vote for it do it or I will show up outside your hou)
Yuugen (Legends mentioned!!!)
Indux (I don’t have a joke here this one’s cool and fuck the Brits)
Tropula (Oye pendejo esta idea es jodidamente incredible pero soy egoista. They’re calling me the world’s most Cuban gringo [I’m a communist from Miami])
Jiaquo (Great idea, I love the general area’s mythology. Also FUCK THE BRITS)
Kersei (Ah yes, Unova’s obnoxious downstairs neighbor)
Olus (I LOVE LIBERALISM! YES!!! Ignore what I wrote about Tropula)
Staulo (Fusion Evolution referenced!!!)
Skaneya (How to train your cryptid so true so real)
Helia (Cool base, but it could use another country, and parts of two more. Wait…)
Acardia (Call me a Luddite but I just don’t like AI. Nice concept otherwise but that fucked it up for me personally)

Overall I was really impressed by these submissions, and I’m looking forward to seeing how everyone’s creativity here translates into the Pokémon that inhabit whatever region may win. Anyway as I’m finishing this message it’s 7 AM and I haven’t slept so I’m gonna conk out for like 5 to 8 hours SEE YA

Falchion · Jun 12, 2024

Jiaquo - This is my favorite non-self-centered sub, hands-down. China and its folklore and culture are a popular pick for fakemon regions and I'd be stoked to see how this pet mod would put its own spin on it. What's most exciting about this sub is the extent of its lore, with so much research about the existing Pokemon canon that went into it as well as a few easter-egg references to previous regions. I'm wagering that this would be a pretty massive region given how many countries are included and how big China is on its own, but that could allow for a lot of intra-regional diversity and we could always use more of that. This is the region sub that has the most potential by far and as such, it gets my tip-top vote.
Skaneya - My newest pride and joy, placed second only out of self-indulgence lmao. "Afterlife duo" is such a kickass title for the legends I subbed and I'd be happy to see my ghostly valkyrie in particular finally get the lease on life she deserves, especially with her new best frenemy Notzilla by her side.
Calamen - As someone who studied ancient Roman engineering as part of his work for his graduate thesis, this would've been my personal top pick had Jiaquo not been subbed. I'd be absolutely down for a Rome-inspired region as long as there's tons of Classical mythology references involved, and I really love how the Legendaries are like especially - the fact that they could present a danger to the very same civilization they oversee in the wrong situation is an interesting if terrifying plot hook.
Indux - Another top pick based on a location I'd love to see Pokemon-verse-ified in the future, and some rad and solid lore to boot. The sketches for what the Legendaries look like are an added bonus, and it'd be interesting to see their designs translated into a more official-looking aesthetic, though if I had to critique them I'd say there could stand to be a little more aesthetic differentiation between the two forms of each of them.
Tropula - I have yet to see any fakemon region based on somewhere in the Caribbean, which is a great shame considering the rich culture and biodiversity alike especially in Cuba. As last-minute as this sub may have been, it still pulls through for me because of such an unorthodox choice and some excellent Legendary concepts. The fact that the lore pitch is a much-deserved condemnation of how European colonialization (the slave trade especially) historically plagued the real-life Caribbean isles in all kinds of ways is the icing on this tropically flavored cake!
Helia - The other Classical-inspired region sub, not quite as detailed as some of the others but still a solid choice with a lot of interesting potential for basically everything about it, the fakedex especially. The Legendaries having missing parts needed to bring them back to working condition reminds me of the Diamond/Pearl game lore and I'm here for it.
Yuugen - One of only two Legends-inspired pitches in this slate and the better one to build off of by far, what really drew me to this one was the fact that the real-world site that Kitakami was based on is included in the location that inspired it. The fact that it calls back to how the first four gens were themed off of regions in Japan (with Legends: Arceus following suit) is a neat return to tradition, and I'd be excited to see what real-world folklore, culture, and biology we could pull from Japan should this be picked.
Olus - The other sub with a Norse mythology bent and one whose more high-fantasy feel could make for a very interesting outcome. I'm getting a lot of vibes here from Dungeons and Dragons as well as the fantasy JRPGs it inspired such as Dragon Quest, Final Fantasy, etc. as well as all the Western-fantasy-inspired anime they inspired. Another solid choice, all in all.
Kersei - Unova's red-headed step-sibling of a sort, but solid on its own, the only risk being that its being so close to Unova could potentially lead to the latter overshadowing it to some degree. Still, I'm sure we can pull this off if we do our research into what Joisey has that New York doesn't. The Legendaries aren't too shabby but my biggest critique for them is the names, because they seem rather too plain and on-the-nose for the typically lofty standards of version mascots; they could've stood to pull from more archaic words or even the language of the First Nations people who once lived in the Jersey area to give the mascots a stronger tie to the region's history.
Brunica - I've seen at least part of Canada turned into a region a few times by fakemon creators on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube (cough cough Kaskade Region) and it's always a treat to see, so this could be a fun place to start. It was one of only two region subs with a version mascot trio and I like how it was formatted as a duo with a master which could pose some interesting story potential. Once again, being as close as it is to Unova there could be a risk of the latter upstaging it to some degree, but kudos must be given to the fact that this was acknowledged as a potential downside in-universe - Canada really does get less press than the US despite being bigger and having just as vibrant and diverse a culture as its FREEDOM-obsessed sibling.
Staulo - The other Canadian region, eh? British Columbia was actually one of the real-world areas that the aforementioned Kaskade Region by Lockstin and Noggin was based on and it'd be fun to see an alternate take on a region based on this place specifically; Pacific Northwest culture and folklore is as great a source of inspiration as the wildlife found there. The fact that the version mascot is basically an underwater retread of the Cosmog line is a rather unique twist that could offer a solid basis for a hypothetical game plotline, and this being a three-stage line is unheard of as mascot legends go - that being said, though, I personally think it could've stood to be improved by either giving Scalmoneye split evolutions like Cosmoem or to have Restockeye have two different forms depending on the "game" version, so you can still have the choice of which of the two themes to go with. And like Kersei's legends, the names could also stand to be a little more ancient and mythical-sounding.
Acardia - This... is honestly the bottom pick for me, even with the interesting idea of a Legends-type game set in the future. I'm so sorry to have to break this to sharpen, but it seems like a bit of a stretch even for the Pokemon franchise to imagine an installment set on another planet, since the logistics of that could be way too difficult to sort out. I've seen at least one outer-space-themed fakemon project work because it pulled from existing alien sighting lore and the like but I'm still not enthusiastic about this one because as great a pitch as it could be on its own, it just doesn't seem like it could fit with Pokemon's artistic and thematic direction - if anything, divorcing the idea from Pokemon and marketing it as a completely new mons game all of its own would theoretically be the better choice. I'm not denying how good the concept is in a vacuum, but... sorry, no.

Aside from that last one, this was an incredible batch of submissions with a lot of good ideas and starting points! I couldn't be more hyped to see which one we decide to go with and look forward to being a(n admittedly infrequent) contributor to this mod's next region!

Samtendo09 · Jun 12, 2024

Staulo (I admit that’s my patriotist side speaking - I’m Canadian - but Canada isn’t often a region basis anyways)
Brunica (Self-vote, so that everyone knows I made it.)
Yuugen (Legends-styled Region, albeit one that isn’t based of a pre-existing region like Hisui is to Sinnoh)
Skaneya
Indux
Calamen
Tropula
Jiaquo
Olus
Kersei (We already went through three USA-based regions)
Helia
Acardia (Only use AI for assistance or to cut tedius work, not to do work in your place in it’s entirety. This goes for everyone.)

flareth13 · Jun 12, 2024

Brunica
Indux
Skaneya
Helia
Staulo
Olus
Jiaquo
Calamen

KirbyRider1337 · Jun 12, 2024

Calamen (PEAK, fantastic legends and we have potential for a VAST regional dex)
Indux (Obligatory self vote and now I feel it can stand up to the others)
Tropula (Tropical mons on top of this neat duo are pretty cool, might be biased here from recency or something)
Yuugen (I wonder what deeper ties the box legends have to the region, though good work tying the minor legends into the lore)
Brunica (JEEZ LOUISE you listed a lot of material for new mons and the regional dex, though I feel Icy End might be a bit weak)
Jiaquo (There’s vast mythos here and that alone makes for good potential but honestly the Galarian fossils are perfect for the region and I’m here for it, though I see asymmetry with Drazenshen having a signature item and ties to a preexisting quartet but not Hizudiac; If it was a trio with Hizudiac as the third mon and Drazenshen’s counterpart having ties to the Treasures (either that or Hizudiac has a signature item and ties to the treasures) then Jiaquo would top my list hands down.)
Kersei (We discovered potential picks for the regional dex and I feel this will only continue if it wins)
Skaneya (Neat region, but would Sucker Punch stunlock Vhrallgyra since the attacker already moved?)
Olus (I can see the potential already based on local fairytales)
Acardia (A bit divorced from all our iterations and realmon gens (even if it’s meant to be Legends styled) ~~and I feel you should clarify what parts WEREN’T generated through ChatGPT~~) (EDIT: It's only the wording that was done by ChatGPT from what I can tell and thanks for clarifying but my other reasons still stand so I'm only bumping it up to here, you made neat concepts for the legends though and I respect the ambition)
Helia (TFW lore wasn’t added in time D:)
Staulo (Pretty neat but I’m still of the sentiment of seeing alternate forms for the legend’s evos, maybe if the mid-evo and evo both had version exclusive forms and each of the mid-evo’s forms played more like the other form’s evo… Also side note we already have an 80BP Ghost Biting Horn Leech that’s widely distributed among realmons in Gen X)

sharpen42 · Jun 12, 2024

Guys I really didn't expect it to go this way, I'm sorry if i offended anyone.
I just think AI can be a tool for all of us, I just used it to organize the text and create the names, things that I'm bad at.
Here you can find the entire conversation with the chatbot: https://chatgpt.com/share/2dc61341-9a98-427b-8e50-69eadc169e63
(edit: let me also specify that I only used the free credits to use chatGPT-4o, so I really used it as any of us is free to use it)
I don't want to vote for this slate, and I guess I will refrain from using AI again in the future, but I really hope we can discuss about it, so we can all se how to regulate and take advantage at best of it.

EDIT: just some replies.

Ayecrusher King said:
*Due to temporal issues ~~because they are in the style of the Legends: Series~~, the variety of Pokemon thou may bring/encounter are limited than thy rest..

I just need to say that I specified the exact opposite in the submission post (edit: but now i see where this comes from, it's just to specify they're legends games).

Falchion said:
Acardia - This... is honestly the bottom pick for me, even with the interesting idea of a Legends-type game set in the future - and not just because of the use of AI in it which already sets a bad precedent. I'm so sorry to have to break this to sharpen, but it seems like a bit of a stretch even for the Pokemon franchise to imagine an installment set on another planet, since the logistics of that could be way too difficult to sort out. I've seen at least one outer-space-themed fakemon project work because it pulled from existing alien sighting lore and the like but I'm still not enthusiastic about this one because as great a pitch as it could be on its own, it just doesn't seem like it could fit with Pokemon's artistic and thematic direction - if anything, divorcing the idea from Pokemon and marketing it as a completely new mons game all of its own would theoretically be the better choice. I'm not denying how good the concept is in a vacuum, but... sorry, no.

Can I just calrify that the game is set on Earth? It's just the humans that flew away, preserving all of existing pokemon on their new planet, but the protagonist has to re-colonize Earth (or at least the Pokemon world). Space theme is crucial in a lot of games of the main line, since sapphire and ruby, up until sun and moon (where you could travel to planets in another dimensions on the legendary Pokémon), I just think this can be the next step to that line. The two strongest themes in the Pokémon lore are mythology and technology (and I think this could have been expressed even better in Scarlet and Violet lore, but we've all seen how it went), so i really wanted to expand these concepts even more with a legends game.
Thanks for the final part btw, the theme is in fact inspired to a different game that I'm working on, but it's not the same story, just a particular concept that I wanted to expand. I also think After Earth is too bad of a movie to waste a so good idea ahaha

Samtendo09 said:
Acardia (Only use AI for assistance or to cut tedius work, not to do work in your place in it’s entirety. This goes for everyone.)

That's exactly what I did.

Samtendo09 · Jun 12, 2024

sharpen42 said:
Guys I really didn't expect it to go this way, I'm sorry if i offended anyone.
I just think AI can be a tool for all of us, I just used it to organize the text and create the names, things that I'm bad at.
Here you can find the entire conversation with the chatbot: https://chatgpt.com/share/2dc61341-9a98-427b-8e50-69eadc169e63
(edit: let me also specify that I only used the free credits to use chatGPT-4o, so I really used it as any of us is free to use it)
I don't want to vote for this slate, and I guess I will refrain from using AI again in the future, but I really hope we can discuss about it, so we can all se how to regulate and take advantage at best of it.

As the council member, I do think we’d want to discourage AI involvement due to massive controversy surrounding AI generated content. If any one of you (and myself) use AI, make sure that we only use it to cut tedious work, and specify to specific things like organizing text, and only if it doesn’t end up making things messy.

And if you are not sure how to safely use it without coming off as using generative AI, then refrain from using it, period.

I highly appreciate sharpen for recognizing their mistake, and we hope a scenario like this won’t happen again.

sharpen42 · Jun 12, 2024

Samtendo09 said:
And if you are not sure how to safely use it without coming off as using generative AI, then refrain from using it, period.

I'm a young computer engineer and I've studied generative ai at university, and I also specified that AI was used since the beginning, and not for the competitive aspects of the submission, but just for the text of the lore. I think this is the only safe use we can do of AI.

And there may also be other users that use AI, but just avoid to say it, so I don't really think using AI was a mistake, since it's a technology at disposal of anyone, but I will learn that I should have specified more how I used it, and won't use it again here on Smogon (unless I see other people using it).

I don't want to come up as rude, I really wish I didn't, it's just that, as I already said, I really think this discussion has to happen, so I really want to express what I think. Especially, I don't want to overstep you, I am only expressing my opinion, be sure I won't use ai to generate text again for this region's slates.

Now I'm done, sorry for interrupting the voting posts.

Pet Mod Generation X - The Next Chapter (Region 4: Brunica) [Slate 12: Pseudo-Legendary + Exceptional Evolution]

Should we have a Generational Gimmick akin to Mega Evolution, Z-Moves, Dynamax and Terastalizaiton?

Yes

No

Ayecrusher King

Ayecrusher King

anaconja

my dishonest reaction

KirbyRider1337

Orangesodapop

I rode the escalator seven times

Ayecrusher King

RedwoodRogue

flareth13

sharpen42

Mintly

I'm old!

Falchion

Ayecrusher King

Samtendo09

Ability: Light Power

Ema Skye

Work!

Ayecrusher King

Loginator

Ayecrusher King

RedwoodRogue

Falchion

Samtendo09

Ability: Light Power

flareth13

KirbyRider1337

sharpen42

Samtendo09

Ability: Light Power

sharpen42