Character Sheet: The Salandit Line

SALANDIT/SALAZZLE

Next up, let's cover Salandit and Salazzle, our first ever combo Fire/Poison types, based on both fire salamanders of myth as well as the mo'o of Hawaiian myth (the thing the Jangmo-o line takes their name from). They also have the vibe of artistic gecko designs you often see connected to Hawaii and other Pacific Islands. They have a distinct gender thing going on, where only the females can evolve into Salazzle, mostly tied in with the mo'o myth.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Ember > Fire Lash

Side B: Poison Fang

Up B: Smog

Down B: Sweet Scent > Venoshock

Final Smash: Acid Downpour

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Skittering around like lizards would, doing some sexy poses for Salazzle specifically, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their heads as hats

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Poison Fang

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: A Salazzle surrounded by Salandits, as a purplish haze fills the screen and it looks at the player seductively.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Stufful doesn't know its own strength!

Character Sheet: The Morelull Line

MORELULL/SHIINOTIC

Next up, we have Morelull and Shiinotic, a line of Grass/Fairy types based on bioluminescent mushrooms in general, and more specifically on the types of glowing mushrooms you might find in a fairy tale, and those that make up fairy rings and such. They're relatively forgotten in the grand scheme of things, but I think they're cool.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Mega Drain > Giga Drain

Side B: Confuse Ray > Moonblast

Up B: Moonlight > Sparkling Gleam

Down B: Sleep Powder

Final Smash: Twinkle Tackle

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Dancing and spreading spores, glowing and flickering with an eerie glow, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their mushroom caps

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sleep Powder

Spirit Battle: On Aether Paradise

Victory Screen: Forming a ring around their opponent and putting them to sleep.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Salandit seduces their opponent!

Character Sheet: The Fomantis Line

FOMANTIS/LURANTIS

Next up, we have Fomantis and Lurantis, a line based on orchid mantises and other flowered mantises, those mantis species that look just like plants. In this version, however, it's flipped, with them being actually plants that just look like mantises instead.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Razor Leaf > Night Slash

Side B: X-Scissor

Up B: Growth > Petal Blizzard

Down B: Leafage > Synthesis

Final Smash: Bloom Doom

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Posing like you see those mantises doing, lashing out with its claws, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their leaves

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: X-Scissor

Spirit Battle: On Aether Paradise

Victory Screen: Snagging its opponent and fleeing away with it.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors (probably based on all those different types of mantises).

Thanks for reading! Next up, Morelull don't take no shiitake!

Character Sheet: The Dewpider Line

DEWPIDER/ARAQUANID

Next up, we have Dewpider and Araquanid, a line based on the diving bell spider, a species of spider known for making air bubbles around their heads so that they can breathe and move around underwater, except that in this case, it's flipped, with it being a bubble of water around their heads instead of air.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Bubble Beam

Side B: Bug Bite > Leech Life

Up B: Aqua Ring > Lunge

Down B: Infestation > Liquidation

Final Smash: Hydro Vortex

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Having the bubble pop, creating a new bubble around its head, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The bubble

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Bubble Beam

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure

Victory Screen: Forming a nest out of bubbles with all its opponents trapped inside.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Fomantis lures you in!

Character Sheet: The Mudbray Line

MUDBRAY/MUDSDALE

Next up, we have Mudbray and Mudsdale, a line based on donkeys and clydesdale horses, covered in mud from tromping through marshlands and such. Not much else to say about them. Just a good Ground-type inclusion.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Stomp > Mega Kick

Side B: Bulldoze > High Horsepower

Up B: Double Kick

Down B: Mud-Slap > Earthquake

Final Smash: Tectonic Rage

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Pawing at the mud, rearing back and braying, kicking with its hind legs, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their manes and ears

Kart: Just running

Special Move: Mud-Slap

Spirit Battle: On Altar of the Sunne/Moone

Victory Screen: Rearing back and braying, maybe with Hapu standing close by.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Dewpider bursts your bubble!

Character Sheet: The Mareanie Line

MAREANIE/TOXAPEX

Skipping over Wishiwashi for now, we come to Mareanie and Toxapex, a Water/Poison line based on the crown-of-thorns starfish and other related spiky echinoderms. Not much else to say about them really. James had one in the anime.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Venoshock > Acid Spray

Side B: Poison Sting

Up B: Recover > Liquidation

Down B: Toxic Spikes > Baneful Bunker

Final Smash: Acid Downpour

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Flapping around its spikes, closing itself up, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The spiny hair flaps

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Toxic Spikes

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure

Victory Screen: Latching onto James's head? Probably more like just flapping around in the water happily.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Mudbray horses around!

Character Sheet: The Rockruff Line

ROCKRUFF/LYCANROC

Next up, we have one of the more iconic lines of this generation, Rockruff and Lycanroc, based primarily on the extinct Hawaiian Poi dog and the Japanese wolf, as well as the concept of werewolves in general, with Lycanroc having three forms depending on whether it evolves during day or night or right at twilight. They're also Rock type because . . . reasons.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Bite > Sucker Punch

Side B: Rock Throw > Accelerock

Up B: Howl > Rock Slide

Down B: Sand Attack > Rock Tomb

Final Smash: Continental Crush > Splintered Stormshards

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Chasing its tail and yipping, howling at the moon, lashing with its claws, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their ears and noses

Kart: Just running

Special Move: Accelerock

Spirit Battle: On Altar of the Sunne/Moone

Victory Screen: Howling at the moon

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors, and all three forms for Lycanroc.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Mareanie takes the crown(-of-thorns)!

Character Sheet: The Cutiefly Line

CUTIEFLY/RIBOMBEE

Skipping over Oricorio for now, we next come to Cutiefly and Ribombee, a Bug/Fairy type combo line based on bee flies, which are just the cutest fuzziest little bugs you'll ever see in your life. Not much else to say about them from there, really.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Draining Kiss

Side B: Struggle Bug > Bug Buzz

Up B: Fairy Wind

Down B: Sweet Scent > Pollen Puff

Final Smash: Savage Spinout

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Buzzing around, drinking pollen, tossing its little scarf behind it, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their nose, antennae, and wings

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Draining Kiss

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: Buzzing around between a bunch of pretty flowers.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Rockruff howls in the moonlight!

Character Sheet: The Crabrawler Line

CRABRAWLER/CRABOMINABLE

Next up, we have Crabrawler and Crabominable, a line primarily based on the coconut crab, though mixed with the Yeti in its later evolution, probably to evoke the yeti crab. They're cool. Not a big fan of Crabominable's design, but Crabrawler is neat.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Crabhammer > Ice Hammer

Side B: Vice Grip

Up B: Slam

Down B: Reversal > Avalanche

Final Smash: All-Out Pummeling > Mega Crabominable

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: The crab rave, maybe? Also tromping around and roaring like a yeti would, climbing trees to get coconuts, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their claws

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Ice Hammer

Spirit Battle: On Iki Town Plaza (probably with Hala acting as its Trainer in the background)

Victory Screen: This could definitely be the crab rave.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Cutiefly charms the crowd!

Character Sheet: The Grubbin Line

GRUBBIN/CHARJABUG/VIKAVOLT

Next up, we have the regional bugs of the generation, this time being Grubbin, Charjabug, and Vikavolt, based primarily on the life cycle of a stag beetle, mixed with electrical components with Charjabug being a battery and Vikavolt being an electric clamp. Also Grubbin always reminded me of those parasite things from an early season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. You know, the ones that almost took over Starfleet and then Picard and Riker blew off a guy's head and a giant one came out? Them.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Vice Grip

Side B: Spark > Charge (II) > Thunderbolt (III)

Up B: String Shot > Sticky Web (II) > Bug Buzz (III)

Down B: Bug Bite > X-Scissor (III)

Final Smash: Savage Spin-Out

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Making sparks, snapping their mandibles, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their mandibles

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Vice Grip

Spirit Battle: On Aether Paradise

Victory Screen: Clamping their mandibles and charging electricity

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swap: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Crabrawler will never hide. It can't. It's too SHINY!!

Character Sheet: The Yungoos Line

YUNGOOS/GUMSHOOS

Next up, we have the regional critters of the generation, this time based on mongooses, mixed a bit with gumshoe detectives, like Columbo and such. Any and all resemblance to American political figures, real or imaginary, is purely coincidental.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Bite > Super Fang

Side B: Sand Attack

Up B: Work Up > Scary Face

Down B: Payback

Final Smash: Breakneck Blitz

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Pacing back and forth like a detective, sniffing around, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their hair swoosh

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sand Attack

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure

Victory Screen: Figuring out the mystery in dynamic fashion

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Grubbin take the competition in a vice grip!

Character Sheet: The Pikipek Line

PIKIPEK/TRUMBEAK/TOUCANNON

Next up, we come to our regional bird line, Pikipek, Trumbeak, and Toucannon. Pikipek and Trumbeak are both mostly based on woodpeckers, but Toucannon, in true Hawaiian-esque fashion, is based on a toucan, which is closely related to woodpeckers. Strangely, Toucannon has a whole thing about building fire and heat in its beak, but it is not a Fire type.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Peck > Drill Peck (II) > Beak Blast (III)

Side B: Supersonic > Hyper Voice (III)

Up B: Fly

Down B: Rock Smash > Roost (II)

Final Smash: Supersonic Skystrike

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Doing the standard woodpecker series of taps, preening their feathers, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their beaks

Kart: Flying

Special Move: Drill Peck

Spirit Battle: On Iki Town Plaza

Victory Screen: Letting out a screech and flying away.

Losing Screen: Fainted.

Color Swap: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Yungoos solves the case!

Character Sheet: The Popplio Line

POPPLIO/BRIONNE/PRIMARINA

Next up, we have our Water starters for the generation, Popplio, Brionne, and Primarina. They are based on sea lions, specifically the kind you'd see performing in circuses, and evolve up into a mermaid as Primarina. That's pretty much all there is to say, they're kinda the forgotten middle child of the starters this time around, getting nowhere near the attention Decidueye and Incineroar got from Game Freak and Nintendo.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Water Gun > Bubble Beam (II)

Side B: Aqua Jet > Moonblast (III)

Up B: Sing > Sparkling Aria (III)

Down B: Icy Wind > Misty Terrain (II)

Final Smash: Hydro Vortex > Oceanic Operetta (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Balancing a ball on its nose, singing, combing out its hair, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The nose and the later hair.

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sparkling Aria

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure

Victory Screen: Reaching a crescendo and then bowing to the audience.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Pikipek taps into the battle!

Character Sheet: The Litten Line

LITTEN/TORRACAT/INCINEROAR

Next up, let's cover the Fire starters of Gen VII: Litten, Torracat, and Incineroar. They are based primarily on tigers, but also on Tiger Mask, the fictional wrestler from Japanese pop culture who started out as a heel wrestler but worked his way up to becoming a face. You can see reference to him in a lot of Japanese media, and this is no exception. Incineroar is also featured as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Ember > Flamethrower (II) > Darkest Lariat (III)

Side B: Fury Swipes > Fire Fang (II)

Up B: Double Kick > Cross Chop (III)

Down B: Lick > Revenge (III)

Final Smash: Inferno Overdrive > Malicious Moonsault (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Several poses used by heel wrestlers in professional wrestling, also some cat things like the "lick paw, rub face" thing.

Kirby Hat: Their ears and stripes

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Darkest Lariat

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: A wrestling victory pose

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors. The "Big the Cat" one is a must.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Popplio puts on a performance!

Character Sheet: The Rowlet Line

ROWLET/DARTRIX/DECIDUEYE

And now, let's begin our Gen VII Pokedex entries with our grass starters of the generation: Rowlet, Dartrix, and Decidueye. They are primarily based on owls, starting with barn owls, but then building up to the Hawaiian Pueo owl as well as the extinct Giant Hawaiian stilt-owl, both adding to its secondary Ghost-typing in the final stage. The Pokemon also pulls from archers like Robin Hood, using its feathers as arrows.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Razor Leaf > Leaf Storm (III)

Side B: Peck > Pluck (II) > Leaf Blade (III)

Up B: Shadow Sneak

Down B: Leafage > Synthesis (II)

Final Smash: Bloom Doom > Sinister Arrow Raid (III)

Entrance: Poke Ball

Taunts: Preening its feathers, knocking an arrow, posing like a mysterious archer, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The feather bowtie up to hood each version wears.

Kart: The PokeBall car

Special Move: Leaf Storm

Spirit Battle: On Iki Town Plaza

Victory Screen: Putting its arrow away and leaping off into the trees.

Losing Screen: Fainted.

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Litten enters the ring!

Character Sheet: MoBee IV

MOBEE IV

And now, with Gen VII, let's welcome four more newcomers to the non-dex roster of Pokemon:

1. Go Trainer

2. Tim Goodman

3. Detective Pikachu

4. MoBee IV

Pokemon Quest is a funny little mobile game with just enough unique mechanics to make a player character a possible option, so long as we have an actual distinct character we could use. And hey, look at that, we have MoBee, a little flying robot that tutors you and helps guide your Pokemon when you do it. Just the bot for the job.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Send/Scatter

MoBee will send out a Pokexel, which will wander around autonomously, though tapping it again will cause it to return back to MoBee or switch out.

Side B: Attack

This will cause the autonomous Pokexel to perform its base attack against an opponent.

Up B: MoBee Lift

MoBee will grab their Pokexel and fly upward.

Down B: Cook

MoBee will prepare food for their Pokexel, which will then give it a power boost.

Final Smash: Pokexel Horde

A horde of the cube versions of Pokemon from the game will swarm the screen.

Entrance: MoBee will take off, with the sound of Quest's loading screen.

Taunts: Up, MoBee will fly around and play with the Pokexel. Side, MoBee will hold up a Power Stone, Down, MoBee will cook for a second.

Kirby Hat: Becoming a boxy shape.

Kart: Just flying.

Special Move: Send/Scatter

Spirit Battle: On Pasio Hotel

Victory Screen: The victory animation of the game, with MoBee mixed in.

Losing Screen: Breaking down and crash-landing.

Color Swaps: Different PokeBall colors.

Thanks for reading! Now, let's begin the Gen VII dex roster. First up, Rowlet takes aim!

Character Sheet: Detective Pikachu

DETECTIVE PIKACHU

And now, with Gen VII, let's welcome four more newcomers to the non-dex roster of Pokemon:

1. Go Trainer

2. Tim Goodman

3. Detective Pikachu

4. MoBee IV

Spoilers ahead, I suppose. Next, we'll be covering Detective Pikachu, the main character of the Detective Pikachu games and movie, the companion Pokemon of missing detective Harry Goodman, who can mysteriously communicate with Harry's son Tim. If you don't know, in both the games and movie continuity, you come to discover that Harry's mind was preserved inside of Pikachu's by Mewtwo in order to preserve his life, though in the games, its only his mind while his body is comatose, but in the movies, the two were merged body and mind through convoluted . . . stuff. I figure you could have a menu on the character select screen that would let you use Kaiji Tang or Ryan Reynolds' voice in the English version.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Clue Find

Same as Tim

Side B: Pokemon Ally

He will use the Pokemon allies from the second game for this.

Up B: Gimme a Boost

This is the biggest reason I considered Tim and Pikachu as a duo rather than echoes, as it would feature Tim giving Pikachu a boost like he does in the games to reach higher areas.

Down B: R

Same as Tim.

Final Smash: Exposing the Thief

Or maybe the Thunderbolt he unleashes in the climaxes of both games.

Entrance: He'll take a sip of coffee, enjoy it for a second, then get into action.

Taunts: Up, he'll adjust his cap for a second. Side, he'll enjoy a cup of coffee. Down, he'll look around for cues.

Kirby Hat: His detective cap

Kart: A taxicab

Special Move: Clue Find

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure, with Tim

Victory Screen: Posing and saying "Mystery solved!"

Losing Screen: The fainting motion he makes when memories come back to him.

Color Swaps: Similar colors to Pikachu, but with the detective cap and cloak.

Thanks for reading! Next up, MoBee IV undertakes a quest!

Character Sheet: Tim Goodman

TIM GOODMAN

And now, with Gen VII, let's welcome four more newcomers to the non-dex roster of Pokemon:

1. Go Trainer

2. Tim Goodman

3. Detective Pikachu

4. MoBee IV

Next up, let's cover Tim and Detective Pikachu, the protagonists of the Detective Pikachu games. I went back and forth on whether they should be a tag team partnerships, or echoes, or what, but I ultimately decided to go with a semi-echo situation, differentiated by their respective physical differences. Either way, Tim is the human protagonist of Detective Pikachu, the son of Pikachu's previous owner Harry Goodman, who comes to Ryme City to find his father after he goes missing. Finding he can somehow speak to his father's Pikachu, the two team up to become amateur detectives and figure out the mystery.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Clue Find

He will be able to pinpoint a hidden item anywhere he is standing on stage and collect it, giving himself a boost.

Side B: Human Ally

Paired with Pikachu using the Pokemon allies of Detective Pikachu 2, Tim will call in one of his human allies, including Emilia, Rachel, Lucy, and Brad McMaster who will attack in some way.

Up B: Lift

While Pikachu generally gets a lift up from Tim personally, in-game Tim has to run around to a lift activated by Pikachu. This move will reflect that.

Down B: R

Tim will hit his opponent with R, making them lose control for a minute.

Final Smash: Exposing the Thief

Tim will put together all of his clues, pointing out one of his opponents as the villain, and getting them arrested and taken away.

Entrance: He'll come on, flipping through his father's journal, and asking what this place has to do with his disappearance.

Taunts: Up, he'll rub the back of his head bashfully. Side, he'll rub his chin, deep in thought. Down, he'll crouch to investigate a footprint.

Kirby Hat: His game hair

Kart: A taxicab

Special Move: Clue Find

Spirit Battle: On S.S. Prime Treasure

Victory Screen: He and Detective Pikachu will high-five.

Losing Screen: Falling to his knees as the culprit makes their getaway.

Color Swaps: Four for the game version, with his main outfits of both games, and two more representing Emilia and Rachel. Four for the Justice Smith version, with his different outfits from the movie.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Detective Pikachu solves the case!

Character Sheet: Go Trainer

GO TRAINER

And now, with Gen VII, let's welcome four more newcomers to the non-dex roster of Pokemon:

1. Go Trainer

2. Tim Goodman

3. Detective Pikachu

4. MoBee IV

First up, we have our Go Trainer, or Chase/Elaine, representing the Pokemon Go mechanics as they appear across Pokemon Go and the Pokemon Let's Go games, with a much smaller emphasis on Pokemon battling, and much more on catching.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Poke Ball

The player tosses a Poke Ball that traps the opponent inside, much like the Pokemon Trainer's similar move, but requires you to hold the B button to keep them trapped longer.

Side B: Charged Attack

Companion Pikachu/Eevee is sent forward and performs their standard charged attack at the opponent.

Up B: Quick Attack

Companion Pikachu/Eevee performs their quick attack upward into the air, taking the player with them.

Down B: Candy

The player takes some candy from the Go games in order to boost their own stats.

Final Smash: Poke Stop

A horde of random civilians, all staring at their phones, converge on the stage, running around and throwing Poke Balls wherever they can, trapping the players inside and carrying them off the stage.

Entrance: A Poke Stop marker appears and the player enters while staring at their phone.

Taunts: Up, the player messes around with their companion resting on their head. Side, the player waves around a team flag. Down, the player gets a buzz and checks their phone.

Kirby Hat: Chase's hat

Kart: A regular real world car

Special Move: Candy

Spirit Battle: On Go Stadium

Victory Screen: The player cheering as the catch success screen from the game pops up beside them.

Losing Screen: The player tries tapping to catch a Diglett but the Diglett vanishes too quickly.

Color Swaps: Chase and Elaine's main costumes, plus Team Mystic, Instinct, and Valor outfits.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tim Goodman searches for clues!

Gen VII Miscellaneous Games

GEN VII MISCELLANEOUS GAMES

And now, let's cover all of the smaller games I skipped while running through this generation. First, we have Pokemon Playhouse, a sorta kinda successor to the Hey You, Pikachu! type games in app form, where kids can watch Pokemon run around and play while interacting with them here and there. Then Pokken Tournament got a re-release for the Switch, called Pokken Tournament DX. Pikachu Talk was a feature for smart speakers like Google Home and Amazon Alexa that let you talk to Pikachu and give it commands. TCG players got Pokemon TCG Card Dex, an app that let them manage their card collections. Pokemon Pass was an app that let you scan QR codes at Pokemon stores and such that let you earn rewards points. And finally Pokemon Wave Hello was an app that let you wave at and pet a Pokemon, and it would respond. Basically, this was very much the era of app production.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate came out during this era, bringing back all the playable characters from Pokemon we'd seen before and most of the stages. Incineroar was also added as Gen VIII's rep, with a few new Poke Ball mons as well. Sadly no new stages were included.

And that's it! Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Chase/Elaine: Go mechanic reps

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Quest Trainer? MoBee VI, since the protagonist doesn't have a visible form?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Chase

Elaine

Scottie

Bettie

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Trace

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Lear

Rachel

Sawyer

Paulo

Tina

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Tumblecube Island

Pasio Hotel

Thanks for reading! Now, let's move on to our non-dex newcomers. First up, Chase and Elaine GO for the win!

Pokemon Masters EX

POKEMON MASTERS EX

Next up, we have Pokemon Masters EX. Pokemon Master Sex is basically a . . . "socializing" sim (I'd call it a dating sim, but not really), that lets you talk to and interact with the human characters from all throughout the Pokemon series, recruiting them to your team and then fighting three-on-three battles with them, each one having a Pokemon they're paired up with, normally their most iconic partner. The whole thing takes place on an island called Pasio, where everyone has come together for a tournament.

You play as Scottie or Bettie, two new player characters, and from there you can recruit practically everyone you can imagine. They include: Red, Leaf, Chase, Elaine, Brock, Misty, Lt. Surge, Erika, Koga, Sabrina, Blaine, Lorelei, Bruno, Agatha, Lance, Blue, Giovanni, Professor Oak, Ethan, Lyra, Kris, Silver, Falkner, Bugsy, Whitney, Morty, Chuck, Jasmine, Pryce, Clair, Janine, Will, Karen, Eusine, Archer, Ariana, Proton, Petrel, Brendan, May, Wally, Roxanne, Brawly, Flannery, Norman, Winona, Tate, Liza, Wallace, Sidney, Phoebe, Glacia, Drake, Steven, Noland, Lucy, Greta, Zinnia, Lisia, Maxie, Courtney, Archie, Lucas, Dawn, Barry, Roark, Gardenia, Maylene, Crasher Wake, Fantina, Candice, Volkner, Aaron, Bertha, Flint, Lucian, Cynthia, Thorton, Dahlia, Darach, Palmer, Argenta, Cheryl, Marley, Riley, Cyrus, Rei, Akari, Adaman, Arezu, Mai, Irida, Volo, Hilbert, Hilda, Cheren, Bianca, Nate, Rosa, Hugh, Cilan, Chili, Cress, Lenora, Burgh, Elesa, Clay, Skyla, Bricen, Iris, Roxie, Marlon, Shauntal, Grimsley, Caitlin, Alder, Ingo, Emmet, Benga, N, Ghetsis, Colress, Calem, Serena, Tierno, Shauna, Trevor, Sina, Dexio, Viola, Grant, Korrina, Ramos, Clemont, Valerie, Olympia, Wulfric, Malva, Siebold, Wikstrom, Drasna, Diantha, Evelyn, Nita, Dana, Morgan, Looker, Emma, Lysandre, Professor Sycamore, Elio, Selene, Hau, Lillie, Gladion, Ilima, Lana, Kiawe, Mallow, Sophocles, Mina, Acerola, Hala, Olivia, Nanu, Hapu, Kahili, Molayne, Anabel, Ryuki, Lusamine, Plumeria, Guzma, Kukui, Samson Oak, Victor, Gloria, Hop, Marnie, Bede, Milo, Nessa, Kabu, Bea, Allister, Gordy, Melony, Piers, Raihan, Klara, Avery, Leon, Ball Guy, Rose, Oleana, Sonia, Juliana, Florian, Nemona, Penny, Arven, Iono, Grusha, Larry, Brassius, Rika, Poppy, Hassel, Geeta, Clavell, Jacq, Miriam, Giacomo, Eri, Mela, Atticus, Ortega, Lacey, Carmine, Kieran, Perrin, Ash, Jesse, and James, with additional new characters in Lear, Rachel, Sawyer, Paulo, and Tina. Not a perfect roster, but they're still adding more, so . . .

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Chase/Elaine: Go mechanic reps

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Quest Trainer? MoBee VI, since the protagonist doesn't have a visible form?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Chase

Elaine

Scottie

Bettie

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Trace

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Lear

Rachel

Sawyer

Paulo

Tina

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Tumblecube Island

Pasio Hotel

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's cover all of the smaller games!

Pokemon Rumble Rush

POKEMON RUMBLE RUSH

And now for the most recent entry in the Pokemon Rumble series, this one a mobile game app with the same basic mechanics you might be used to in a Rumble game, playing as little toy versions of Pokemon that run around and fight other Pokemon mostly by bumping into them with a single basic attack each, with you able to catch and recruit new Pokemon after defeating them. That's pretty much it.

Here's everything we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Chase/Elaine: Go mechanic reps

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Quest Trainer? MoBee VI, since the protagonist doesn't have a visible form?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Chase

Elaine

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Trace

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Tumblecube Island

Thanks for reading! Next, so you wanna be a Master(s EX) of Pokemon?

Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu and Eevee!

POKEMON: LET'S GO, PIKACHU AND EEVEE!

Next up, we have Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!, a sort of tie-in console game with Pokemon Go!, that let's you travel around the world of Kanto in a sort of quasi-remake of the Gen I games with Go mechanics. Most of the core cast of the original games reappear, with the same gym leaders, Elite Four, and Professor Oak in the same roles, and Red and Blue appearing as mentors at certain points in the game. As for your playable characters, you now play as Chase or Elaine, two new kids going on their adventures, with a new rival in Trace, who basically does everything Blue does in the original, including becoming the champion before you. Leaf's original cut Red and Blue design also appears in the game, but is strangely called Green. I . . . don't know if they were trying to make her a different character or not. I'm still going to treat her as Leaf, personally. And as the name might imply, your starters are Pikachu and Eevee, mirroring Red and Blue's starters from Pokemon Yellow.

Here's everything we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Chase/Elaine: Go mechanic reps

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Quest Trainer? MoBee VI, since the protagonist doesn't have a visible form?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Chase

Elaine

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Trace

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Tumblecube Island

Thanks for reading! Next up, I'll try not to Rush through the next game too much.

Pokemon Quest

POKEMON QUEST

Next up, we have Pokemon Quest, another mobile game that has more of an adventure format, with all the Pokemon represented in blocky "Minecraft-esque" form. You start out with a starter that mostly wanders on its own, attacking any NPC it encounters, while you can press a button for it to perform an attack. You can recruit more Pokemon after defeating them, and you can perform other actions to build up your Pokemon, like cooking meals for it. You can also set up a home base and decorate it with items you can collect. The whole game takes place on Tumblecube Island.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Quest Trainer? MoBee VI, since the protagonist doesn't have a visible form?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Tumblecube Island

Thanks for reading! Next up, Let's Go cover the next game!

Detective Pikachu

DETECTIVE PIKACHU

Now we come to a really weird entry in the Pokemon series (made even weirder by the fact the Pokemon company felt this was the one to finally break into live action adaptation with, of all things). Detective Pikachu is a point-and-click detective adventure, starring a talking Pikachu and his partner Tim Goodman, as they look for clues surrounding the disappearance of Tim's father Harry.

While we have the same basic setup as the movie, the game is ultimately very much not the movie, with the plots going in completely different directions (though the sequel does ultimately end in the same place, but we'll get there). Tim and Detective Pikachu are our main characters, Pikachu unable to use any normal Pokemon moves, but instead uses his inherent detective skills to look for clues, Tim talking to humans and Pikachu talking to Pokemon.

Other major characters in the story include young reporter Emilia Christie (renamed Lucy in the movie, for some reason), her camerawoman Meiko Okamoto, their producer Roger Clifford, their boss Ethan Graham, Mike Baker, Frank Holiday, Amanda Blackstone, and Brad McMaster of the Ryme City police department, and Pablo Millan who runs a cafe. They investigate a drug ring distributing R, a drug that causes Pokemon to go berserk. In the end, Roger Clifford is revealed as the culprit.

The game takes place in Ryme City, a place where humans and Pokemon live together without either being owned or trained by either. Notable locations in the game include Tahnti Park, Litwick Cave, Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory, Cappucci Island, Fine Park, GNN Station, Ryme Wharf, the S.S. Prime Treasure, and the Pokemon Carnival.

That's about all we need. Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Detective Pikachu (or Tim Goodman): Maybe they're echoes? Or a duo?

Magikarp Trainer?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Tahnti Park

Litwick Cave

Pokemon Comprehensive Laboratory

Cappucci Island

Fine Park

GNN Station

Ryme Wharf

S.S. Prime Treasure

Pokemon Carnival

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's go on a Quest to find the next game!

Pokemon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon

 POKEMON ULTRA SUN AND ULTRA MOON

After Gen VI got no third game at all, Gen VII decided to follow Gen V's lead and have a duo of games as the third. This one is not a sequel, the way Black 2 and White 2 were, but the standard expanded remake just like Crystal, Emerald, Platinum, and so on.

The big changes this time include a more expanded look at the Ultra Dimension, going from basically a limited cave in the first two games to a full city in this version, with the Ultra Recon Squad appearing as supporting characters, agents from the Ultra Dimension who cam through the rifts to try and fix the problem. Ultra Sun has Dulce and Zossie, and Ultra Moon has Phyco and Soliera. We also expand a bit more on the story of Lusamine and her family, changing her motivation from simply power-hunger to a whole story about her husband Mohn getting lost in a rift and her becoming obsessed with trying to find him. We later find him with no memories living on a remote island.

We also have a whole bonus post-game story starring Team Rainbow Rocket, which brings together Giovanni, Archie, Maxie, Cyrus, Ghetsis, and Lysandre, the villains of previous games (technically these are alternate universe versions), and has you fight them all. Red and Blue also return briefly in the story. Also I forgot to mention, the post-game story of the first two featured Anabel, the old Gen III Frontier Brain, as the head of Looker's agency.

We also have a slight change in the Elite Four, as Molayne ends up as a member this time instead of Hala. We also meet Ryuki, a Dragon trainer from another region, who challenges you a few times, officially making this the first time all eighteen types have had a specialist in one game, with Sina and Dexio being Ice and Psychic type trainers.

Here's everything we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Magikarp Trainer?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Ryuki

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Dulse

Zossie

Phyco

Soliera

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Megalo Tower

Festival Plaza

Rainbow Rocket Headquarters

Thanks for reading! I wonder what the next game could be. Maybe I should hire a Detective to look for clues!

Pokemon: Magikarp Jump

POKEMON: MAGIKARP JUMP

It was around this generation that the Pokemon company really started putting out mobile game apps centered around Pokemon. One of the simplest and, funnily enough, one of the most popular of the whole bunch, is Magikarp Jump. The game is about what you'd expect. You catch Magikarp, put them through training exercises, and then have them compete in jumping competitions, where you see who can go the highest. That's about it really. It's fun. You have a player, plus a few NPCs like Mayor Karp, Roddy Tackle, the Man of Mystery, a ghost, and Dr. Splash, but they mostly exist for exposition reasons.

Here's everything we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Magikarp Trainer?

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Magikarp Trainer

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Hoppy Town

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's go to the next game! Plus Ultra!!

Pokemon Sun and Moon

POKEMON SUN AND MOON

And now, we come to the first games of Generation VII, Pokemon Sun and Moon. In these games, you play as Elio or Selene, and your region this time is Alola, a set of four islands based on Hawaii, with all-new Pokemon almost all entirely based on Hawaii specifically, or general Pacific islands, being the first generation to fully embrace the concept of specifically tailoring the full dex to the region.

In this game, your professor is Professor Kukui, who also fights you at one point as the Masked Royal, a professional fighter. Also of note is Professor Burnet from Pokemon Dream Radar, who reappears now as Kukui's wife and a fellow researcher, as well as Samson Oak, a cousin of Professor Oak and another researcher. Your rivals include Hop and Gladion. Gladion's sister Lillie is also practically the main character of the game's story, but I don't think "rival" is quite the correct term for her. Some returning characters like Sina, Dexio, Colress, and Grimsley all show up too.

Instead of the usual eight gyms and Elite Four, you instead have the Island Challenge, with seven Trial Captains who give you specific challenges, and four Island Kahunas who act as the boss at the end of the island's trials. The trial captains include Ilima (Normal), Lana (Water), Kiawe (Fire), Mallow (Grass), Sophocles (Electric), Acerola (Ghost), and Mina (Fairy). The kahunas include Hala (Fighting), Olivia (Rock), Nanu (Dark), and Hapu (Ground). Also of note are Molayne (Steel), Sophocles's successor and mentor, as well as Kahili (Flying), a former Alolan champion. After you've beaten the Island Challenge, Kukui presents the idea of forming an Elite Four for Alola for the first time, with every major trainer competing. In the end, Hala, Olivia, Acerola, and Kahili earn their places as Elite Four, and you, the player, become Champion.

The villain team this time is Team Skull, and they're basically just a gang of street thugs, a massive step down from the previous world-conquering teams we've been used to. They are led by Guzma and Plumeria, who specialize in Bug and Poison type respectively. The true villains, you come to learn, are the Aether Foundation, led by Lillie and Gladion's mother Lusamine, with two major notable admins in Wicke and Faba. Lusamine's main plan involves opening portals to the Ultra Dimension and harnessing the power of the Ultra Beasts found within. We'll expand a bit more in the sequel games.

As for the stages of this game, first off, we have the four islands, Melemele, Akala, Ula'ula, and Poni, based on Oahu, Maui, Hawaii (the specific island), and Kauai respectively. Melemele has Iki Town and Hau'oli City, as well as Mahalo Trail, Hau'oli Cemetery, Berry Fields, Verdant Cavern, Melemele Meadow, Seaward Cave, the Ruins of Conflict, and Ten Carat Hill. Akala has Heahea City, Paniola Town, Royal Avenue, and Konikoni City, as well as Paniola Ranch, Brooklet Hill, Weia Volcano Park, Lush Jungle, Memorial Hill, the Ruins of Life, and Hano Grand Resort. Ula'ula has Malie City, Tapu Village, and Po Town, as well as Malie Garden, Mount Hokulani, Hokulani Observatory, Blush Mountain, Aether House, the abandoned Thrifty Megamart, the Ruins of Abundance, the Lake of the Sunne/Moone, Shady House, and Mount Lanakila. Poni only has Seafolk Village for cities, but also has the Poni Wilds, the Ancient Poni Path, the Ruins of Hope, Exeggutor Island, Vast Poni Canyon, and the Altar of the Sunne/Moone. Aether Paradise stands separate from all the islands, and the Ultra Dimension is also entirely separate.

Here's everything we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Elio

Selene

Hop

Lillie

Gladion

Professor Kukui

Professor Burnet

Samson Oak

Ilima

Hala

Lana

Kiawe

Mallow

Olivia

Sophocles

Molayne

Acerola

Nanu

Mina

Hapu

Kahili

Guzma

Plumeria

Lusamine

Wicke

Faba

Stages:

Melemele Island locations

Akala Island locations

Ula'ula Island locations

Poni Island locations

Aether Paradise

Ultra Dimension

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's Jump along with the Magikarp!

Trainer System, Update

TRAINER SYSTEM (GEN VI)

And here's the trainer system as it would now appear with everyone added from Gen VI:

Main series:

1.        Red

2.        Leaf

3.        Ethan

4.        Kris

5.        Lyra

6.        Brendan

7.        May

8.        Lucas

9.        Dawn

10.    Hilbert

11.    Hilda

12.    Nate

13.    Rosa

14.    Calem

15.    Serena

16.    Blue

17.    Silver

18.    Wally

19.    Barry

20.    Cheren

21.    Bianca

22.    Hugh

23.    Shauna

24.    Trevor

25.    Tierno

26.    Professor Oak

27.    Professor Elm

28.    Professor Birch

29.    Professor Rowan

30.    Professor Juniper

31.    Professor Sycamore

32.    Cedric Juniper

33.    Sina

34.    Dexio

35.    Eusine

36.    Looker

37.    Cheryl

38.    Mira

39.    Riley

40.    Marley

41.    Buck

42.    Emmet

43.    Ingo

44.    Emma

45.    AZ

46.    Aarune

47.    Lisia

48.    Zinnia

49.    Brock

50.    Misty

51.    Lt. Surge

52.    Erika

53.    Koga

54.    Janine

55.    Sabrina

56.    Blaine

57.    Giovanni

58.    Falkner

59.    Bugsy

60.    Whitney

61.    Morty

62.    Chuck

63.    Jasmine

64.    Pryce

65.    Clair

66.    Roxanne

67.    Brawly

68.    Wattson

69.    Flannery

70.    Norman

71.    Winona

72.    Tate & Liza

73.    Wallace

74.    Juan

75.    Roark

76.    Gardenia

77.    Maylene

78.    Crasher Wake

79.    Fantina

80.    Byron

81.    Candice

82.    Volkner

83.    Cilan

84.    Chili

85.    Cress

86.    Lenora

87.    Burgh

88.    Elesa

89.    Clay

90.    Skyla

91.    Bricen

92.    Drayden

93.    Iris

94.    Roxie

95.    Marlon

96.    Viola

97.    Grant

98.    Korrina

99.    Ramos

100.                     Clemont

101.                     Bonnie

102.                     Valerie

103.                     Olympia

104.                     Wulfric

105.                     Lorelei

106.                     Bruno

107.                     Agatha

108.                     Lance

109.                     Will

110.                     Karen

111.                     Sidney

112.                     Phoebe

113.                     Glacia

114.                     Drake

115.                     Aaron

116.                     Bertha

117.                     Flint

118.                     Lucian

119.                     Marshal

120.                     Shauntal

121.                     Grimsley

122.                     Caitlin

123.                     Siebold

124.                     Malva

125.                     Wikstrom

126.                     Drasna

127.                     Steven Stone

128.                     Cynthia

129.                     Alder

130.                     Benga

131.                     Diantha

132.                     Noland

133.                     Greta

134.                     Tucker

135.                     Lucy

136.                     Spenser

137.                     Brandon

138.                     Anabel

139.                     Palmer

140.                     Thorton

141.                     Dahlia

142.                     Darach

143.                     Argenta

144.                     Archie

145.                     Maxie

146.                     Cyrus

147.                     Charon

148.                     N

149.                     Ghetsis

150.                     Colress

151.                     Lysandre

152.                     Xerosic

153.                     Archer

154.                     Ariana

155.                     Proton

156.                     Petrel

157.                     Matt

158.                     Shelly

159.                     Tabitha

160.                     Courtney

161.                     Mars

162.                     Saturn

163.                     Jupiter

164.                     Zinzolin

165.                     Seven Sages

166.                     Shadow Triad

167.                     Aliana

168.                     Bryony

169.                     Cerosia

170.                     Mable

Side series:

1.      Wes

2.      Michael

3.      Nate

4.      Cyndy

5.      Hero

6.      Heroine

7.      Oichi

8.      Pokken Avatar

9.      Nia

10.  Anne

11.  Duel Avatar

12.  Luca

13.  Hayley

14.  Eagun

15.  Willie

16.  Chobin

17.  Gonzap

18.  Joe

19.  Taylor

20.  Marina

21.  Rosie

22.  Voldon

23.  Sashay

24.  Terrell

25.  Dusty

26.  Kruger

27.  Mysterial

28.  Nascour

29.  Evice

30.  Greevil

31.  Ardos

32.  Eldos

33.  Miror B

34.  Dakim

35.  Venus

36.  Lovrina

37.  Snattle

38.  Gorigan

39.  Ein

40.  Zook

41.  Aya

42.  Ginchiyo

43.  Gracia

44.  Hanbei

45.  Hanzo

46.  Hideyoshi

47.  Ieyasu

48.  Ina

49.  Kai

50.  Kanbei

51.  Kanetsugu

52.  Keiji

53.  Kenshin

54.  Kiyomasa

55.  Kotaro

56.  Kunoichi

57.  Magoichi

58.  Masamune

59.  Masanori

60.  Mitsuhide

61.  Mitsunari

62.  Motochika

63.  Motonari

64.  Muneshige

65.  Nene

66.  No

67.  Okuni

68.  Ranmaru

69.  Shingen

70.  Tadakatsu

71.  Ujiyasu

72.  Yoshihiro

73.  Yoshimoto

74.  Yukimura

75.  Nobunaga

76.  Yuji

77.  Nadya

78.  Joe

79.  Brenda

80.  Don Roger

81.  Number 7

82.  Master Rose

83.  Blanche

84.  Spark

85.  Candela

Trainer Classes:

1.      Ace Duo

2.      Area Leader

3.      Aroma Lady

4.      Artist

5.      Artist Family

6.      Athlete

7.      Backers

8.      Backpacker

9.      Baker

10.  Bandana Guy

11.  Battle Chatelaine

12.  Battle Girl

13.  Beauty

14.  Beginning Trainer

15.  Belle & Pa

16.  Biker

17.  Bird Keeper

18.  Black Belt

19.  Boarder

20.  Bodybuilder

21.  Boss

22.  Brains & Brawn

23.  Bug Catcher

24.  Bug Maniac

25.  Bug-Catching Man

26.  Burglar

27.  Butler

28.  Cameraman

29.  Casual Dude

30.  Casual Guy

31.  Challenger

32.  Channeler

33.  Chaser

34.  Chef

35.  Cipher

36.  Cipher Peon

37.  Clerk

38.  Close Siblings

39.  Clown

40.  Collector

41.  Commander

42.  Cool Beauty

43.  Cool Couple

44.  Cool Trainer

45.  Cowgirl

46.  Crush Girl

47.  Crush Kin

48.  Cue Ball

49.  Curmudgeon

50.  Cute Maniac

51.  Cyclist

52.  Dancer

53.  Deep King

54.  Delinquent

55.  Depot Agent

56.  Doctor

57.  Double Team

58.  Dragon Tamer

59.  Driver

60.  Elder

61.  Electrifying Guy

62.  Engineer

63.  Expert

64.  Fairy Tale Girl

65.  Fare Prince

66.  Firebreather

67.  Fisherman

68.  Free Diver

69.  Fun Old Man

70.  Furisode Girl

71.  Future Girl

72.  Galactic Grunt

73.  Gambler

74.  GAME FREAK

75.  Garcon

76.  Gardener

77.  Gentleman

78.  Girl in Love

79.  Glasses Man

80.  Grand Master

81.  Guitarist

82.  Guy

83.  Hardheaded Girl

84.  Harlequin

85.  Hex Maniac

86.  High Tech Maniac

87.  Hiker

88.  Hiking Club Member

89.  Hiking Girl

90.  Honeymooners

91.  Hooligans

92.  Hoopster

93.  Hunter

94.  Icy Guy

95.  Idol

96.  Infielder

97.  Interviewer

98.  Janitor

99.  Joe’s Groupie

100.                     Jogger

101.                     Jr. Trainer (F)

102.                     Jr. Trainer (M)

103.                     Juggler

104.                     Kaminko Aide

105.                     Kimono Girl

106.                     Kindler

107.                     Lady

108.                     Lady in Suit

109.                     Lass

110.                     Leader in Training

111.                     Linebacker

112.                     Little Queen

113.                     Lone Wolf

114.                     Lumiose Gang Member

115.                     Maid

116.                     Mature Couple

117.                     May-December Couple

118.                     Medium

119.                     Miror B Peon

120.                     Monsieur

121.                     Motorcyclist

122.                     Mt. Battle Master

123.                     Muddy Boy

124.                     Musician

125.                     Mysterious Sisters

126.                     Mystery Troop

127.                     Myth Trainer

128.                     Navigator

129.                     New Star

130.                     Newscaster

131.                     Ninja Boy

132.                     Nurse

133.                     Nursery Aid

134.                     Officer

135.                     Old Couple

136.                     Ordinary Guy

137.                     Ordinary Lady

138.                     Owner

139.                     Painter

140.                     Parasol Lady

141.                     Passionate Man

142.                     Passionate Rider

143.                     Picnic Girl

144.                     Pikachu Fan

145.                     Pilot

146.                     Poison Tongue Boy

147.                     Poke Fan

148.                     Poke Fan Family

149.                     Poke Kid

150.                     Poke Maniac

151.                     Pokemon Breeder

152.                     Pokemon Ranger

153.                     Pre-Gym Leader

154.                     Preschooler

155.                     Proprietor

156.                     Psychic

157.                     Punk Couple

158.                     Punk Girl

159.                     Punk Guy

160.                     Rancher

161.                     Rangers

162.                     Reporter

163.                     Rich Boy

164.                     Rider

165.                     Rising Star

166.                     Rocker

167.                     Rocket Grunt

168.                     Rogue

169.                     Roller Boy

170.                     Roller Skater

171.                     Rotation Girl

172.                     Ruin Maniac

173.                     Sage

174.                     Sailor

175.                     Sashay Fan Club

176.                     Schoolboy

177.                     Schoolboy

178.                     Schoolgirl

179.                     Sci Fi Maniac

180.                     Scientist

181.                     Scuba Diver

182.                     Shady Guy

183.                     Shocking Girl

184.                     Sightseer

185.                     Sis and Bro

186.                     Skier

187.                     Sky Trainer

188.                     Smasher

189.                     Socialite

190.                     Sr. and Jr.

191.                     Steel Spirit

192.                     Street Performer

193.                     Street Thug

194.                     Striker

195.                     Stubborn Boy

196.                     Super Nerd

197.                     Super Trainer

198.                     Swimmer

199.                     Swimming Champ

200.                     Swimming Club Member

201.                     Tamer

202.                     Teacher

203.                     Team Aqua Grunt

204.                     Team Flare Grunt

205.                     Team Magma Grunt

206.                     Team Plasma Grunt

207.                     Team Snagem

208.                     Three Brothers

209.                     Three Sisters

210.                     Thug

211.                     Tomboy

212.                     Tourist

213.                     Traveling Guy

214.                     Traveling Lady

215.                     Triathlete

216.                     Tuber

217.                     Twin Brothers

218.                     Twin Sisters

219.                     Twins

220.                     Veteran

221.                     VR Trainer

222.                     Waiter

223.                     Waitress

224.                     Wanderer

225.                     Winstrate

226.                     Worker

227.                     Young Couple

228.                     Youngster

229.                     Youthful Couple

Thanks for reading! We start Gen VII tomorrow. First up, we'll rise with the Sun and shoot for the Moon!