Character Sheet: The Rellor Line

RELLOR/RABSCA

Now, we come to Rellor and Rabsca, a pair of Pokemon based on dung beetles, complete with the giant ball of . . . well, Pokemon says it’s a ball of dirt. We’re just going with that. Rabsca also pulls from scarab beetles as well as the Egyptian god Khepri, a giant scarab that rolls the sun across the sky.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Mud Shot > Psybeam

 

Side B: Rollout

 

Up B: Struggle Bug > Revival Blessing

 

Down B: Sand Attack > Confusion

 

Final Smash: Rock Tera-Type Rollout

I’ve mostly been doing this with the type of the move, so they get that extra STAB bonus, but this time I’m really tempted to make it Fire Tera-Type so that it’s literally Khepri’s sun.

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Rolling its ball around, sniffing it and looking grossed out, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Kirby becoming a ball rolled by a Rellor?

 

Kart: Just rolling the ball

Special Move: Mud Shot

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Rolling the ball up, with all its opponents sticking out, and then sitting on top proudly.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Flittle flutters into battle!

Character Sheet: The Capsakid Line

CAPSAKID/SCOVILLAIN

Skipping over the Toedscool line and Klawf for now, we now come to Capsakid and Scovillain. For decades upon decades, one single concept for a Grass/Fire Pokemon has reigned supreme, that being a pepper Pokemon, and now, we finally have it. It’s . . . not the best version of the concept I’ve seen, but I suppose the better concept existing in fanart really couldn’t be used by the official company anymore, so it is what it is. They are based on peppers, primarily Jalapenos and Habaneros, with Scovillain growing a second head, and pulling a bit from Vaudeville villains from old Westerns.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bullet Seed

 

Side B: Razor Leaf > Flamethrower

 

Up B: Sunny Day >  Overheat

 

Down B: Leafage > Spicy Extract

 

Final Smash: Fire Tera-Type Flamethrower > Mega Scovillain

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Walking bowlegged like a Western villain, fanning its mouth like it just ate a spicy pepper, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: The pepper tops on their heads

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Spicy Extract

 

Spirit Battle: On Hotel Z

 

Victory Screen: Standing all cocky, like it just won a duel at high noon.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors (probably various pepper colors).

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Rellor has had enough of this crap!

Character Sheet: The Bramblin Line

BRAMBLIN/BRAMBLEGHAST

Our next line is Bramblin and Brambleghast, yet another Ghost/Grass combo based this time on tumbleweeds, like those you see blowing through every Western movie out there.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bullet Seed > Power Whip

 

Side B: Rollout

 

Up B: Rapid Spin > Phantom Force

 

Down B: Hex > Giga Drain

 

Final Smash: Rock Tera-Type Rollout

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Bouncing around as if blowing by the wind, things like that. If we had the rights, I’d totally have a bit of the Rawhide theme play over it.

 

Kirby Hat: He becomes a tumbleweed with arms and feet.

 

Kart: Just rolling

Special Move: Rollout

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Blowing away across the desert, leaving the opponent’s bones behind.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Capsakid spices up the battle!

Character Sheet: The Shroodle Line

SHROODLE/GRAFAIAI

Next, we have our first ever Normal/Poison combo with Shroodle and Grafaiai. Shroodle is a little shrew with a paint brush for a tongue, that then evolves into Grafaiai, an aye-aye with paint covering its long finger that it uses to finger paint all over every surface it can find.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Poison Fang > Poison Jab

 

Side B: Fury Swipes > Doodle

 

Up B: Switcheroo > Knockoff

 

Down B: Acid Spray

 

Final Smash: Normal Tera-Type Doodle

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Drawing various things, either on the ground or nearby objects and characters.

 

Kirby Hat: Their eyes and finger

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Doodle

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Drawing a big victory mural for itself.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Bramblin rambles on!

Character Sheet: The Maschiff Line

MASCHIFF/MABOSSTIFF

Now, we come to the second set of dogs introduced in this generation, Maschiff and Mabosstiff. These are based more on pit bulls and mastiffs and other dogs commonly used as guard dogs, with some inspiration pulling from a mafia don and his goons.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bite > Jaw Lock

 

Side B: Headbutt > Outrage

 

Up B: Tackle

 

Down B: Lick > Comeuppance

 

Final Smash: Dark Tera-Type Jaw Lock

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Barking loudly, snarling at an intruder, rolling over for belly rubs, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their head fur and ears.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Jaw Lock

 

Spirit Battle: On Area Zero, with Arven

 

Victory Screen: Running to Arven and getting hugged by him.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Shroodle draws up a victory flag!

Character Sheet: The Wattrel Line

WATTREL/KILOWATTREL

Next, we finally come to the Regional birds of the generation, placed weirdly late into the Dex for some reason. Wattrel is based on a petrel, while Kilowattrel pulls more from a frigatebird, both having Electric powers as well.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Spark > Electro Ball

 

Side B: Peck > Dual Wingbeat

 

Up B: Quick Attack

 

Down B: Discharge

 

Final Smash: Flying Tera-Type Hurricane

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Sailing in the wind, inflating its neck pouch, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their beaks and the neck pouch.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Electro Ball

 

Spirit Battle: On Blueberry Academy

 

Victory Screen: Landing on a pier and pecking at its feathers for a minute.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Maschiff puts on a tough face!

Character Sheet: The Tadbulb Line

TADBULB/BELLIBOLT

Now, we have a fun little line in Tadbulb and Bellibolt, a tadpole mixed with a lightbulb that evolves into a frog with fake eyes on the side of its head and a plasma globe in its belly. It also bears a distinct resemblance to avocadoes, but I . . . think that’s probably a coincidence.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Spark > Zap Cannon

 

Side B: Mud-Slap

 

Up B: Flail > Sucker Punch

 

Down B: Charge > Electric Terrain

 

Final Smash: Electric Tera-Type Zap Cannon

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Dancing around, touching its belly and making the lightning all focus there, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: The belly bulb.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Zap Cannon

 

Spirit Battle: On Champions Arena

 

Victory Screen: Dancing around while Iono appears and does a promo.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Wattrel soars into the storm!

Character Sheet: The Charcadet Line

CHARCADET/ARMAROUGE/CERULEDGE

Next, we have a sort of mascot-type line for this generation, with the unique gimmick of having a split evolution, evolving into one depending on if you’re playing Scarlet or Violet. Charcadet is a young knight-in-training made entirely of fire while wearing armor. In Scarlet, it becomes Armarouge, which has Mega Man cannons built onto its arms, while in Violet, it becomes Ceruledge, with ghostly flaming swords.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Will O’ Wisp > Armor Cannon | Bitter Blade

 

Side B: Flame Charge > Psyshock (A)

 

Up B: Fire Spin > Mystical Fire | Shadow Sneak

 

Down B: Lava Plume > Night Shade (C)

 

Final Smash: Fire Tera-Type Incinerate > Fire Tera-Type Armor Cannon | Fire Tera-Type Bitter Blade

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Training with its weapons, taking up martial arts poses, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their helmets

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Will O’ Wisp > Armor Cannon | Bitter Blade

 

Spirit Battle: On Area Zero

 

Victory Screen: Spinning its weapon and taking up a victory pose.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tadbulb lights up the stage!

Character Sheet: The Nacli Line

NACLI/NACLSTACK/GARGANACL

Skipping over Squawkabilly for a moment, we come to Nacli, Naclstack, and Garganacl. Every generation’s got to have its big walking rock golems running around. This time around, it’s big walking stacks of salt blocks. They also maybe have some video game references going on, like Nacli resembling one of Mario’s super mushroom, and Naclstack looking like a creature from Minecraft. Something like that.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Rock Throw > Hammer Arm (III)

 

Side B: Headbutt > Rock Slide (II)

 

Up B: Smack Down > Heavy Slam (III)

 

Down B: Harden > Salt Cure (II)

 

Final Smash: Ground Tera-Type Earthquake

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Sprinkling some salt on a meal, shaking itself and salt falling off, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Kirby becoming a block of salt with arms and feet.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Salt Cure

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Pumping its arms victoriously before sprinkling salt over its beaten opponents.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Charcadet prepares for battle!

Character Sheet: The Smoliv Line

SMOLIV/DOLLIV/ARBOLIVA

Now, we come to Smoliv, Dolliv, and Arboliva, a line of Normal/Grass types based on olives and olive trees, even with the fun feature of their normal form being green olives and their shiny being black olives.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Razor Leaf > Energy Ball (II)

 

Side B: Sweet Scent > Petal Blizzard (III)

 

Up B: Growth > Seed Bomb (II)

 

Down B: Mega Drain > Mirror Coat (III)

 

Final Smash: Grass Tera-Type Energy Ball

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Dancing around happily, pouring out some olive oil, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: A couple olives as a hat.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sweet Scent

 

Spirit Battle: On Naranja/Uva Academy

 

Victory Screen: Pouring out some oil, putting an olive in it, and drinking it like a martini.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Nacli commits a-salt!

Character Sheet: The Fidough Line

FIDOUGH/DACHSBUN

Next, we have the first of a few dog lines from this generation, Fidough and Dachsbun. They are based primarily on dachshunds AKA wiener dogs, entirely made of dough and later baked bread. There’s also probably a pun about “fairy bread” in there with their typing.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bite > Crunch

 

Side B: Play Rough

 

Up B: Baby-Doll Eyes > Charm

 

Down B: Tail Whip > Baton Pass

 

Final Smash: Fairy Tera-Type Charm

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Rolling over for belly rubs, chasing its tail, taking a little bite of itself, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: One of their buns as a hat

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Charm

 

Spirit Battle: On Hotel Z

 

Victory Screen: An oven dinging, and them popping out excitedly.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Smoliv oils up for the competition!

Character Sheet: The Tandemaus Line

TANDEMAUS/MAUSHOLD

Now, we have a fun little line. Tandemaus are a pair of white little mice holding hands like a cute little couple. And then, if you leave them alone in their PokeBall long enough, they’ll evolve into Maushold, with one or two little mouse children. Nobody knows where those children came from. Oh no. Certainly not in this kid’s game, do we have any idea what happened. No, sir. I suppose it’s also worth noting they probably pull from rat kings where a bunch of rats get stuck together by their tails.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Double Hit > Beat Up

 

Side B: Super Fang

 

Up B: Helping Hand

 

Down B: Encore > Hyper Voice

 

Final Smash: Normal Tera-Type Population Bomb

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Holding hands and doing cute little mouse kisses, holding their kids on their shoulders, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their ears

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car (as a minivan)

Special Move: Population Bomb

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Hugging each other happily like one big happy family.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Fidough is ready to go into the oven!

Character Sheet: The Pawmi Line

PAWMI/PAWMO/PAWMOT

Next, we have our Pikachu clones of the generation, strangely the first line of them that aren’t standalones since Gen I. Also, the least in need of more evolutions since the differences between the three are negligible at best. They are based on marmots, with little pads on their paws that act as defibrillators.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Thunder Shock > Double Shock (III)

 

Side B: Nuzzle > Arm Thrust (II) > Close Combat (III)

 

Up B: Quick Attack > Slam (II)

 

Down B: Dig > Revival Blessing (III)

 

Final Smash: Electric Tera-Type Double Shock

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Scurrying around, cleaning its face like rodents do, rubbing its defibrillators together, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their ears

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Arm Thrust

 

Spirit Battle: On Naranja/Uva Academy

 

Victory Screen: Rubbing its face and causing a spark in the process.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tandemaus brings in the whole family!

Character Sheet: The Nymble Line

NYMBLE/LOKIX

Now, let’s cover our “mean” Regional bugs, Nymble and Lokix, a Bug/Dark line based on crickets, mixed with Kamen Rider. I’ve always found this setup interesting, as normally you’d see the spiders in the “mean” slot and the crickets in the “nice” slot.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bug Bite > Throat Chop

 

Side B: Double Kick

 

Up B: Struggle Bug > Lunge

 

Down B: Screech > Low Kick

 

Final Smash: Fighting Tera-Type Double Kick

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Making the cricket chirping sound, posing like a Kamen Rider, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their leg hinges

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Double Kick

 

Spirit Battle: On Champions Arena

 

Victory Screen: Performing a Kamen Rider pose with the explosion behind it.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Pawmi powers up!

Character Sheet: The Tarountula Line

TAROUNTULA/SPIDOPS

Next up, we come to the nice Regional bug line of the generation, Tarountula and Spidops. They are pretty basic spiders with their webs wrapped around themselves as a ball of yarn and a spool of thread. Spidops also has some spy elements, I think.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bug Bite

 

Side B: String Shot > Sticky Web

 

Up B: Struggle Bug > Circle Throw

 

Down B: Block > Silk Trap

 

Final Smash: Bug Tera-Type Silk Trap

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Spinning some webs, knitting them together, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their web shells

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Sticky Web

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Spinning itself a full spider web and climbing up onto it.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Nymble hops into the fray!

Character Sheet: The Lechonk Line

LECHONK/OINKOLOGNE

Now, we come to . . . I guess the regional critter of the generation, Lechonk and Oinkologne. At least, it feels like it’s supposed to be the critter. Normally, the critters are rodents or mustelids, not ungulates? I suppose Tandemaus might be? And Lechonk is this generation’s Wooloo? I don’t know. I’m probably overthinking it. Anyway, they’re based on pigs with some perfume tossed in with Oinkologne’s design.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Mud Shot > Headbutt

 

Side B: Tail Whip

 

Up B: Disarming Voice > Uproar

 

Down B: Dig > Earth Power

 

Final Smash: Normal Tera-Type Tail Whip

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Sniffing around on the ground, rolling around in the mud, swishing its tail around, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their noses and tails

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Tail Whip

 

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia

 

Victory Screen: Hopping around happily and oinking a lot.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main (both male and female), shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Tarountula spins its web!

Character Sheet: The Quaxly Line

QUAXLY/QUAXWELL/QUAQUAVAL

And now, we come to the Water Starters of Paldea: Quaxly, Quaxwell, and Quaquaval. It starts out as a little duck sailor, reminiscent of Donald Duck, and grows up into a flamboyant peacock dancer that pulls heavily from the Brazilian festival Carnivale.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Water Gun > Wave Crash (II)

 

Side B: Aqua Jet > Aqua Cutter (II)

 

Up B: Wing Attack > Air Slash (II) > Aqua Step (III)

 

Down B: Work Up > Low Sweep (II)

 

Final Smash: Water Tera-Type Aqua Step

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Marching around like a sailor on patrol, doing a little Carnivale dance, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their head feathers that look like hats.

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Aqua Step

 

Spirit Battle: On Blueberry Academy

 

Victory Screen: Putting on a whole Carnivale dance performance.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Lechonk waddles onto the stage.

Character Sheet: The Fuecoco Line

FUECOCO/CROCALOR/SKELEDIRGE

Next, we come to the Fire Starters of Paldea: Fuecoco, Crocalor, and Skeledirge. They are mainly based on crocodiles, as well as peppers, various forms of stereotypical Mexican imagery, music, and the Day of the Dead. There’s also a little flame bird based on an oxpecker that spawns on its head.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Bite > Shadow Ball (III)

 

Side B: Ember > Flamethrower (II) > Fire Blast (III)

 

Up B: Incinerate

 

Down B: Round > Hyper Voice (II) > Torch Song (III)

 

Final Smash: Fire Tera-Type Torch Song

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Chomping around, humming a few bars to itself, tending to its little bird/egg, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: The white part of their faces, plus the egg/bird

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Torch Song

 

Spirit Battle: On Naranja/Uva Academy

 

Victory Screen: Performing its grand finale then bowing as the bird dances around.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Quaxly sets sail for adventure!

Character Sheet: The Sprigatito Line

SPRIGATITO/FLORAGATO/MEOWSCARADA

And now, let’s start up our ninth generation PokeDex with our grass starter for the generation: Sprigatito, Floragato, and Meowscarada. They start out as a cat with the fleur-de-lis (not a marijuana leaf) on its face, developing and gaining aspects of characters like Puss in Boots and Harlequin, as well as Mardi Gras in general, tying it with its fellow starters who all pull from various cultural celebrations throughout the Americas.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

 

Standard B: Scratch > Slash (II) > Energy Ball (III)

 

Side B: Magical Leaf > Flower Trick (III)

 

Up B: Quick Attack > Leaf Storm (III)

 

Down B: Leafage > Seed Bomb (II)

 

Final Smash: Grass Tera-Type Flower Trick

The basic thought behind this is that I don't want to leave out Terastallization, so I picked a move I would have assigned to them as Final Smash anyway, and then just Terastallized them into the move's typing (same type as them or not), so you get that extra boost to it.

 

Entrance: Poke Ball

 

Taunts: Doing some cat things like licking itself, performing some tricks with its flower, -looking high-, things like that.

 

Kirby Hat: Their leaf masks

 

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Flower Trick

 

Spirit Battle: On Hotel Z

 

Victory Screen: Doing a little jester dance with its flower and bowing.

Losing Screen: Fainted

 

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

 

Thanks for reading! Next up, Fuecoco chomps into battle!

Character Sheet: Pokopian Ditto

POKOPIAN DITTO

And now, we come to our small batch of non-Dex newcomers for Gen IX, including:

1. Paxton/Harmony

2. Taunie/Urbain

3. Pokopian Ditto

And finally, we come to the main character of Pokopia, a Ditto left behind on a post-apocalyptic Earth who takes on a facsimile of its old trainer's appearance and starts trying to rebuild the world humans left behind. As it does so, it copies various abilities from other Pokemon and uses them to accomplish various tasks. This is the basis for its moveset here today.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Cut

Side B: Rototiller

Up B: Magnet Rise

Down B: Leafage

Final Smash: Rocket Ship

They basically launch the rocket into space that is lauched during the game, with it making a big mess with its boosters across the stage during launch.

Entrance: Starting as a ditto while looking at the old photo.

Taunts: Up, rocking out with DJ Rotom. Side, tending to some flowers with Water Gun. Down, reverting to its Ditto form for a second.

Kirby Hat: The face

Kart: a car built by Tinkmaster

Special Move: Leafage

Spirit Battle: On Pokopia, with the variant color swaps for Peakychu, Professor Tangrowth, and others possibly helping.

Victory Screen: Finishing a house and showing it off.

Losing Screen: Their house crumbling as they look sad.

Color Swap: Mostly customization options found in the game.

Thanks for reading! Now let's do our final (currently) round of Pokedex. First up, Sprigatito aims for the high score!

Character Sheet: Taunie/Urbain

TAUNIE/URBAIN

And now, we come to our small batch of non-Dex newcomers for Gen IX, including:

1. Paxton/Harmony

2. Taunie/Urbain

3. Pokopian Ditto

Next, we have our rival character from Legends Z-A, Taunie or Urbain, depending on which gender you're playing as they will be the opposite. While they are kind of a palette swap on a base level, there's enough distinction in the design to justify a fully separate character. They will still be an echo though.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Pokemon

Also one of the three. If the two are on stage together, they will always have a different one.

Side B: Dodge

Same

Up B: Lift Pad

Same

Down B: Wild Zone

Same. They might have a red one, while P/H would have a green one.

Final Smash: Mega Eternal Floette

They would have this, then P/H would have Mega Zygarde. That works. And specifically this would be the big tower-sized evil plant, not just the regular form.

Entrance: Stepping through a Wild Zone gate

Taunts: Up, raising a Poke Ball to the sky. Side, posing and flashing the Team MZ logo. Down, eating some croissant curry.

Kirby Hat: Their pinkish white hair

Kart: A Lumiose cab

Special Move: Lift Pad

Spirit Battle: On Hotel Z, with Paxton/Harmony and Eternal Floette.

Victory Screen: Showing the character moving up a letter grade in the tournament.

Losing Screen: Moving down a letter grade.

Color Swap: Taunie, Urbain, then outfits based on Naveen, Tarragon, Gwynn, Philippe, Lebanne, and Griselle, though considering her story, an outfit based on Jett or general Quasartico would also be fitting.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Pokopian Ditto builds a new settlement!

Character Sheet: Paxton/Harmony

PAXTON/HARMONY

And now, we come to our small batch of non-Dex newcomers for Gen IX, including:

1. Paxton/Harmony

2. Taunie/Urbain

3. Pokopian Ditto

First up, we have the main character of Pokemon Legends Z-A, Paxton or Harmony depending on the gender you're playing as. Much like Legends Arceus, the game had several unique playstyle elements that make them unique enough to be their own character, and their rival Taunie or Urbain can easily be an echo fighter.

Here's the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Pokemon

As always, we'll start with an attack by a Pokemon sent out, this one probably one of the starters of the game, randomly selected at the start of the match.

Side B: Dodge

This game introduced an almost real-time battling aspect to the game where you have to actively move around to avoid attacks. We will insert this into the match.

Up B: Lift Pad

One of the small teleporting lifts from the city will appear under you and teleport you up into the air. Your Rotom Pokedex will then let you float for a second.

Down B: Wild Zone

You will be able to project one of the barriers created around Wild Zones at night, acting as a shield and sometimes trapping someone else in with you.

Final Smash: Mega Triple Finish OR Mega Zygarde OR Mega Eternal Floette

Honestly any of these three would work really well, Mega Triple Finish being Mega Meganium, Mega Emboar, and Mega Feraligatr together. Mega Zygarde is probably the best option though.

Entrance: Stepping through a Wild Zone gate

Taunts: Up, raising a Poke Ball to the sky. Side, taking a selfie. Down, eating a donut.

Kirby Hat: Paxton's fedora

Kart: A Lumiose cab

Special Move: Wild Zone

Spirit Battle: On Hotel Z, with Taunie/Urbain

Victory Screen: Showing the character moving up a letter grade in the tournament.

Losing Screen: Moving down a letter grade.

Color Swap: Paxton, Harmony, various outfits you can wear. (Though I do like the thought of specific outfits based on Lida, Canari, Ivor, Corbeau, Jacinthe, and Grisham, with Taunie/Urbain having outfits based on Naveen and the seconds of everyone else listed)

Thanks for reading! Next up, Taunie and Urbain recruit you to join their team!

Miscellaneous Gen IX Games

MISCELLANEOUS GEN IX GAMES

And now, we come once again to the final catch-all post for all the smaller games that came out during a Pokemon generation, and thus, for now, making this the final Pokemon game post we'll be doing for quite a while. Not really a ton to talk about here. We have Pokemon Frienda, another one of the peripheral-requiring arcade games from the same people who brought us Mezastar, Ga-Ole, Tretta, Battrio. Pokemon Friends is a mobile game with a bunch of SUPER basic puzzle games with Pokemon faces attached. Play! Pokemon Access is an app you can use at the Play! Pokemon stores. Pokemon Events is an app that lets you know about upcoming tournaments and other events. The Official PokePark Kanto app is an app specifically made for the new park. And Pokemon Goita is an app that teaches you how to play the recently released board game of the same name. That's pretty much it.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Paxton/Harmony, also maybe Taunie/Urbain as echoes?

Pokopian Ditto

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Paxton

Harmony

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Taunie

Urbain

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Lida

Naveen

Jett

Vinnie

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Tarragon

Canari

Gwynn

Ivor

Philippe

Corbeau

Lebanne

Jacinthe

Griselle

Grisham

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Ansha

Willem

Becca

Cordy

Kitt

Tatori

Caraway

Kajima

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

TCG Pocket stage?

Lumiose City

Hotel Z

Quasartico Inc.

Prism Tower

Mega Dimension

Withered Wastelands

Bleak Beach

Rocky Ridges

Sparkling Skylands

Palette Town

Bubbly Basin

Dream Islands

Cloud Islands

Champions Arena

Thanks for reading! And now, let's move on to our new characters. First up, Paxton and Harmony enter the tournament!

Pokemon Champions

POKEMON CHAMPIONS

Pokemon Champions is the newest in the line of "just battling" Pokemon games, like Stadium and Battle Revolution before it, where you can transfer in your Pokemon from other games and just battle other people with them. Plus it allows for both Mega Evolution and Terastalization to be used, but otherwise, it's just the battle sim basically. There are a couple of new human NPCs, being your protags Willem and Becca, arena owner Cordy and his daughter Tatora, rancher Kitt, and champion duo Caraway and Kajima. Not much else really to say.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Paxton/Harmony, also maybe Taunie/Urbain as echoes?

Pokopian Ditto

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Paxton

Harmony

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Taunie

Urbain

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Lida

Naveen

Jett

Vinnie

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Tarragon

Canari

Gwynn

Ivor

Philippe

Corbeau

Lebanne

Jacinthe

Griselle

Grisham

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Ansha

Willem

Becca

Cordy

Kitt

Tatori

Caraway

Kajima

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

TCG Pocket stage?

Lumiose City

Hotel Z

Quasartico Inc.

Prism Tower

Mega Dimension

Withered Wastelands

Bleak Beach

Rocky Ridges

Sparkling Skylands

Palette Town

Bubbly Basin

Dream Islands

Cloud Islands

Champions Arena

Thanks for reading! Next up, we have a handful of smaller games to cover!

Pokemon Pokopia

POKEMON POKOPIA

Next up, we have a brand new venture by the Pokemon company into other genres, and a very successful one at that. Pokopia is sorta like a fusion of Life Simulation games like Animal Crossing, with the blocky worldbuilding aspects of Minecraft, all blended together with Pokemon and a post-human dystopia story similar to Wall-E. It's a really weird blend, but at the end of the day, a really fun one.

You play as a Ditto left behind on Earth after all the humans mysteriously abandoned it. The Ditto takes on a blobby sort of form based on their old trainer and then proceeds to start rebuilding a new world with the help of other Pokemon around it, occasionally adopting abilities from other Pokemon to help it do its worldbuilding, including Water Gun, Leafage, Cut, Rock Smash, Rototiller, Camouflage, Surf, Strength, Rollout, Glide, Waterfall, Magnet Rise, as well as Headbutt, Stockpile, Spit Out, Jump, and a vacuuming ability, all of which the Ditto can just kinda do.

Though most of the other characters in the game are just regular Pokemon, we did get a handful of "character mons," which are mostly just the regular species but with some little aspect that makes them standout as an individual. These include Professor Tangrowth, a sickly pale Pikachu named Peakychu, a Snorlax that slept so long it became covered in moss named Mosslax, a paint-covered Smeargle named Smearguru, a Rotom in a boombox named DJ Rotom, a Greedent chef named Chef Dente, and a Tinkaton with a swiss-army hammer named Tinkmaster.

Locations in the world include the Withered Wastelands, Bleak Beach, Rocky Ridges, Sparkling Skylands, and Palette Town, as well as some new areas from the yesterday-revealed-and-released DLC pack, including Bubbly Basin, Dream Islands, and Cloud Islands.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Paxton/Harmony, also maybe Taunie/Urbain as echoes?

Pokopian Ditto

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Paxton

Harmony

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Taunie

Urbain

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Lida

Naveen

Jett

Vinnie

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Tarragon

Canari

Gwynn

Ivor

Philippe

Corbeau

Lebanne

Jacinthe

Griselle

Grisham

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Ansha

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

TCG Pocket stage?

Lumiose City

Hotel Z

Quasartico Inc.

Prism Tower

Mega Dimension

Withered Wastelands

Bleak Beach

Rocky Ridges

Sparkling Skylands

Palette Town

Bubbly Basin

Dream Islands

Cloud Islands

Thanks for reading! Next up, we have one major game left, and then we can call ourselves the Champions of Gen IX!

Pokemon Legends: Z-A

POKEMON LEGENDS: Z-A

Next up, we have another entry in the Legends series, apparently not so much about stories from the ancient past, but more general stories the Pokemon Company want to tell while revisiting old areas outside of the mainline games. This one takes place entirely within Lumiose City, the Paris of Kalos, about five years past the events of X and Y, and does a lot to wrap up the story, specifically the story of AZ.

You play as Paxton or Harmony, a young kid who arrives in Lumiose City to compete in a Z-A tournament being held by the Quasartico company. You are quickly roped into Team MZ, a group of kids focused on helping clean up and help out around Lumiose while also bringing in customers for Hotel Z where they live. Their leader is Urbain or Taunie, your rival and a kinda sorta color swap of your main character. Other members include Lida, the younger half-sister of Tierno, and Naveen.

Returning from X and Y, we have our immortal ancient king AZ and his Floette, who now run the hotel together. We also have Emma, who has taken over her adoptive father's role as head detective in Lumiose. Then Mabel, former Team Flare admin, now working as the acting professor at Sycamore's lab as part of her community service. And finally, we have Lysandre, who apparently survived and inherited AZ's curse of immortality, serving his penance as a speaker for Zygarde.

Newcomer characters are mostly people involved in the Quasartico Z-A tournament. Jett is Quasartico's CEO while Vinnie is her secretary, who recruits Team MZ to help investigate strange incidents around the city. Canari (Electric) is a streamer competing in the tournament, while Tarragon (Ground) is her supportive grandpa and construction head of the city. Ivor (Fighting) and Gwynn (Ghost) are a brother and sister duo who oversee a fighting dojo in the city. Corbeau (Poison) is the head of the Rust Syndicate, a Yakuza-inspired crime family who are much more well-meaning than they seem, while Philippe (Steel) is his right-hand man. Jacinthe (Fairy) is a wealthy (and a little bit scary) heiress, and Lebanne (Dragon) is her strongly-implied-to-be-indentured maid. Finally, Grisham and Griselle are two former members of Team Flare who now run a coffee shop and call themselves Team Flare Nouveau.

There's not actually a villain in the story, just a build up of Mega Evolution energy forming underneath Prism Tower, due to the use of AZ's superweapon five years before, which at one point possesses Floette and turns it into a giant plant/biological version of the superweapon. We also got a DLC where we meet Diantha's daughter Ansha and her companion Hoopa, as well as a returning Korrina, who work together to close a bunch of dimensional rifts opening around the city.

As for stages, it's mostly just the city of Lumiose, greatly expanded on from its appearance in X and Y, with lots of Wild Zones where Pokemon can roam freely. Hotel Z is the most distinct new location, as well as Quasartico's headquarters. Prism Tower is also notably featured in the story.

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

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Paxton/Harmony, also maybe Taunie/Urbain as echoes?

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Paxton

Harmony

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Taunie

Urbain

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Lida

Naveen

Jett

Vinnie

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Tarragon

Canari

Gwynn

Ivor

Philippe

Corbeau

Lebanne

Jacinthe

Griselle

Grisham

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Ansha

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

TCG Pocket stage?

Lumiose City

Hotel Z

Quasartico Inc.

Prism Tower

Mega Dimension

Thanks for reading! Next up, let's cover Animal Crossing! No, wait, Minecraft! No, wait, that's not right either.

Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket

POKEMON TRADING CARD GAME POCKET

Next up, we have Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket, a new app format of the Pokemon Trading Card Game that came out in 2024, and blew up quite a bit as far as I could tell. Everyone seemed to really be talking about it for quite a while afterwards anyway. Outside of that, the mechanics are still pretty standard, just streamlined, with lots of gacha mechanics for buying and trading cards and stuff, as you might expect.

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

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

TCG Pocket stage?

Thanks for reading! Next up, we've covered almost all the games A to Z, or rather Z-A!

Detective Pikachu Returns

DETECTIVE PIKACHU RETURNS

And now, we come to the second game in the Detective Pikachu series that brings the plot and mystery full circle, left hanging by the previous game, though answered in the movie. We once again follow Tim Goodman and his dad's Pikachu as the pair continue to work as detectives, seeking answers to the fate of Tim's father.

Tim and Pikachu are our protagonists once again, with most of their gameplay being point-and-click-based mechanics, but with the new feature that Pikachu can recruit certain Pokemon to act as "rides" in order to get certain places. In the end, just like the movie, Harry's fate is revealed to be that his mind was fused with Pikachu's by Mewtwo in order to preserve him, the difference being that his body was being kept by Mewtwo to heal in the meantime.

Only Frank Holiday and Brad McMasters returns in any meaningful way from the previous game, even Emilia being relegated to minor cameos as a TV reporter from time to time. Instead, Tim is regularly accompanied by his college friend Rachel, the daughter of the town's mayor Howard Myers, who ends up being heavily involved in the main evil plot of the game. The true villain ends up being Charles Merloch, an evil scientist working for Myers who ends up fusing himself with Deoxys during the final battle.

Other notable characters include Tim's mom and sister Irene and Sophia, Rachel's friend Jessica, the new "Pokemon Protection chief" Will Butler, billionaire Sanjeev Denis whose precious jewel goes missing at one point, and Trevor Gordon, Rachel's professor. Plus a number of Pokemon throughout, including Growlithe, Galarian Darmanitan, and Luxray, who can all be ridden.

For stages, once again, we return to Ryme City, with new notable locations including Sanjeev Denis's mansion, the Southern Ruins, the Pokemon Protection Bureau, Bamboo Borough, and the Pokemon Unity Lab.

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

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Denis Mansion

Southern Ruins

Pokemon Protection Bureau

Bamboo Borough

Pokemon Unity Lab

Thanks for reading! Next up, we have yet another Pokemon Trading Card Game in our Pocket!

Pokemon Sleep

POKEMON SLEEP

Next we have Pokemon Sleep, an app that helps you track your sleep patterns and helps you sleep better, all with Pokemon appearing around a sleeping Snorlax the longer you sleep. There's not really much else to say about it.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Pokemon Sleep stage?

Thanks for reading! Next up, Detective Pikachu Returns! Um, yeah, that pretty much sums it up.

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

POKEMON SCARLET & VIOLET

And now, we start up Generation IX, the most recent generation up to the present time. The primary flagship games this time around were Scarlet and Violet, which took place in the Paldea region, heavily based on the Iberian Peninsula and taking influence from Spain, Portugal, and Latin America.

You play as Florian or Juliana, a new student starting at the Naranja or Uva Academy (depending on the game), with your school life forming a major part of the story's structure. In lieu of a distinct "Professor" like the old games, the faculty of the school takes up that role in various ways. The headmaster Clavell fills most of the Professor role, giving you your Pokemon and all that, while Jacq, Tyme, Salvatore, Raifort, Dendra, Saguaro, and Hassel teach biology, math, language, history, battle studies, home ec, and art respectively, and Miriam as your school nurse. Professor Sada or Turo (based on the game you play) are also professors you interact with, and are heavily plot relevant.

Across the games, you have three main plot lines you can follow, which are heavily guided by three main rivals: Nemona, Arven, and Penny. Nemona competes with you along the standard Pokemon League course, with your gym leaders being: Katy (Bug), Brassius (Grass), Iono (Electric), Kofu (Water), Larry (Normal), Ryme (Ghost), Tulip (Psychic), and Grusha (Water), with Rika (Ground), Larry again (Flying this time), Poppy (Steel), and Hassel the art teacher (Dragon) as the Elite Four and Geeta as the champion.

Arven's story has you chasing down specific herbs guarded by boss Pokemon so that he can heal his sick down and uncover the mystery behind his missing parent, the aforementioned Sada or Turo. Penny guides you in taking down Team Star, a group that started out as bullied kids banding together before going rogue, becoming bullies themselves, and abandoning school. Their leaders are Giacomo (Dark), Mela (Fire), Atticus (Poison), Ortega (Fairy), and Eri (Fighting). In the end, Penny reveals herself to be their original founder.

After the game was released, two DLC packs came out, one set in Kitakami based on basically the last section of Japan not covered by the first four games, where you meet siblings Carmine and Kieran, teacher Briar, and photographer Perrin. The second was set in Blueberry Academy, an underwater school off the coast of Unova, with an Elite Four of Crispin (Fire), Lacey (Fairy), Amarys (Steel), and Drayton (Dragon), and its own headmaster Cyrano. Other characters include the post-game rich tourist couple Billy and O'Nare.

As for the stages, cities include Mesagoza, Cabo Poco, Los Platos, Cortando, Artazon, Alfornado, Cascarrafa, Porto Marinada, Medali, Levincia, Zapapico, and Montenevera, plus the landmarks of Naranja or Uva Academy, Asado Desert, Icerend Shrine, Colonnade Hollow, Glaseado Mountain, Casseroya Lake, Groundblight Shrine, Firescourge Shrine, and Area Zero in the very center. Add to it Kitakami and Area Zero and we have quite a bit.

Here's what we've got so far:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Florian

Juliana

Nemona

Arven

Penny

Clavell

Professor Sada

Professor Turo

Jacq

Tyme

Salvatore

Raifort

Dendra

Saguaro

Hassel

Miriam

Katy

Brassius

Iono

Kofu

Larry

Ryme

Tulip

Grusha

Rika

Poppy

Geeta

Giacomo

Mela

Atticus

Ortega

Eri

Billy

O'Nare

Briar

Carmine

Kieran

Perrin

Cyrano

Crispin

Lacey

Amarys

Drayton

Stages:

Naranja/Uva Academy

Area Zero

Other Paldean areas

Kitakami

Blueberry Academy

Thanks for reading! Until next time, get some Sleep, and I'll post the next game tomorrow!

Trainer System, Updated

 TRAINER SYSTEM

Here's the updated Trainer System, with all the major characters from the Gen VIII games:

Main series:

1.        Red

2.        Leaf

3.        Chase

4.        Elaine

5.        Ethan

6.        Kris

7.        Lyra

8.        Brendan

9.        May

10.    Lucas

11.    Dawn

12.    Hilbert

13.    Hilda

14.    Nate

15.    Rosa

16.    Calem

17.    Serena

18.    Elio

19.    Selene

20.    Victor

21.    Gloria

22.    Akari

23.    Rei

24.    Blue

25.    Trace

26.    Silver

27.    Wally

28.    Barry

29.    Cheren

30.    Bianca

31.    Hugh

32.    Shauna

33.    Trevor

34.    Tierno

35.    Hau

36.    Lillie

37.    Gladion

38.    Hop

39.    Bede

40.    Marnie

41.    Professor Oak

42.    Professor Elm

43.    Professor Birch

44.    Professor Rowan

45.    Professor Juniper

46.    Professor Sycamore

47.    Professor Kukui

48.    Professor Magnolia

49.    Professor Laventon

50.    Cedric Juniper

51.    Fennel

52.    Professor Burnet

53.    Samson Oak

54.    Sonia

55.    Mustard

56.    Sina

57.    Dexio

58.    Eusine

59.    Looker

60.    Cheryl

61.    Mira

62.    Riley

63.    Marley

64.    Buck

65.    Emmet

66.    Ingo

67.    Emma

68.    AZ

69.    Aarune

70.    Lisia

71.    Zinnia

72.    Ball Guy

73.    Peony

74.    Peonia

75.    Brock

76.    Misty

77.    Lt. Surge

78.    Erika

79.    Koga

80.    Janine

81.    Sabrina

82.    Blaine

83.    Giovanni

84.    Falkner

85.    Bugsy

86.    Whitney

87.    Morty

88.    Chuck

89.    Jasmine

90.    Pryce

91.    Clair

92.    Roxanne

93.    Brawly

94.    Wattson

95.    Flannery

96.    Norman

97.    Winona

98.    Tate & Liza

99.    Wallace

100.                     Juan

101.                     Roark

102.                     Gardenia

103.                     Maylene

104.                     Crasher Wake

105.                     Fantina

106.                     Byron

107.                     Candice

108.                     Volkner

109.                     Cilan

110.                     Chili

111.                     Cress

112.                     Lenora

113.                     Burgh

114.                     Elesa

115.                     Clay

116.                     Skyla

117.                     Bricen

118.                     Drayden

119.                     Iris

120.                     Roxie

121.                     Marlon

122.                     Viola

123.                     Grant

124.                     Korrina

125.                     Ramos

126.                     Clemont

127.                     Bonnie

128.                     Valerie

129.                     Olympia

130.                     Wulfric

131.                     Ilima

132.                     Hala

133.                     Lana

134.                     Kiawe

135.                     Mallow

136.                     Olivia

137.                     Sophocles

138.                     Acerola

139.                     Nanu

140.                     Mina

141.                     Hapu

142.                     Milo

143.                     Nessa

144.                     Kabu

145.                     Bea

146.                     Allister

147.                     Opal

148.                     Gordie

149.                     Melony

150.                     Piers

151.                     Raihan

152.                     Lorelei

153.                     Bruno

154.                     Agatha

155.                     Lance

156.                     Will

157.                     Karen

158.                     Sidney

159.                     Phoebe

160.                     Glacia

161.                     Drake

162.                     Aaron

163.                     Bertha

164.                     Flint

165.                     Lucian

166.                     Marshal

167.                     Shauntal

168.                     Grimsley

169.                     Caitlin

170.                     Siebold

171.                     Malva

172.                     Wikstrom

173.                     Drasna

174.                     Kahili

175.                     Molayne

176.                     Steven Stone

177.                     Cynthia

178.                     Alder

179.                     Benga

180.                     Diantha

181.                     Leon

182.                     Ryuki

183.                     Sordward

184.                     Shielbert

185.                     Klara

186.                     Avery

187.                     Noland

188.                     Greta

189.                     Tucker

190.                     Lucy

191.                     Spenser

192.                     Brandon

193.                     Anabel

194.                     Palmer

195.                     Thorton

196.                     Dahlia

197.                     Darach

198.                     Argenta

199.                     Archie

200.                     Maxie

201.                     Cyrus

202.                     Charon

203.                     N

204.                     Ghetsis

205.                     Colress

206.                     Lysandre

207.                     Xerosic

208.                     Lusamine

209.                     Guzma

210.                     Plumeria

211.                     Chairman Rose

212.                     Oleana

213.                     Archer

214.                     Ariana

215.                     Proton

216.                     Petrel

217.                     Matt

218.                     Shelly

219.                     Tabitha

220.                     Courtney

221.                     Mars

222.                     Saturn

223.                     Jupiter

224.                     Zinzolin

225.                     Seven Sages

226.                     Shadow Triad

227.                     Aliana

228.                     Bryony

229.                     Cerosia

230.                     Mable

231.                     Faba

232.                     Wicke

233.                     Dulse

234.                     Zossie

235.                     Phyco

236.                     Soliera

237.                     Kamado

238.                     Cyllene

239.                     Zisu

240.                     Beni

241.                     Adaman

242.                     Irida

243.                     Mai

244.                     Arezu

245.                     Iscan

246.                     Melli

247.                     Sabi

248.                     Lian

249.                     Calaba

250.                     Palina

251.                     Gaeric

252.                     Ginter

253.                     Volo

254.                     Cogita

255.                     Charm

256.                     Clover

257.                     Coin

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.  Scottie

13.  Bettie

14.  Magikarp Trainer

15.  Luca

16.  Hayley

17.  Eagun

18.  Willie

19.  Chobin

20.  Gonzap

21.  Joe

22.  Taylor

23.  Marina

24.  Rosie

25.  Voldon

26.  Sashay

27.  Terrell

28.  Dusty

29.  Kruger

30.  Mysterial

31.  Nascour

32.  Evice

33.  Greevil

34.  Ardos

35.  Eldos

36.  Miror B

37.  Dakim

38.  Venus

39.  Lovrina

40.  Snattle

41.  Gorigan

42.  Ein

43.  Zook

44.  Aya

45.  Ginchiyo

46.  Gracia

47.  Hanbei

48.  Hanzo

49.  Hideyoshi

50.  Ieyasu

51.  Ina

52.  Kai

53.  Kanbei

54.  Kanetsugu

55.  Keiji

56.  Kenshin

57.  Kiyomasa

58.  Kotaro

59.  Kunoichi

60.  Magoichi

61.  Masamune

62.  Masanori

63.  Mitsuhide

64.  Mitsunari

65.  Motochika

66.  Motonari

67.  Muneshige

68.  Nene

69.  No

70.  Okuni

71.  Ranmaru

72.  Shingen

73.  Tadakatsu

74.  Ujiyasu

75.  Yoshihiro

76.  Yoshimoto

77.  Yukimura

78.  Nobunaga

79.  Yuji

80.  Nadya

81.  Joe

82.  Brenda

83.  Don Roger

84.  Number 7

85.  Master Rose

86.  Blanche

87.  Spark

88.  Candela

89.  Lear

90.  Rachel

91.  Sawyer

92.  Paulo

93.  Tina

Trainer Classes:

1.      Ace Duo

2.      Aether Foundation Employee

3.      Area Leader

4.      Aroma Lady

5.      Artist

6.      Artist Family

7.      Athlete

8.      Athletic Siblings

9.      Backers

10.  Backpacker

11.  Baker

12.  Bandana Guy

13.  Battle Chatelaine

14.  Battle Girl

15.  Beauty

16.  Beginning Trainer

17.  Belle & Pa

18.  Bellhop

19.  Biker

20.  Bird Keeper

21.  Black Belt

22.  Boarder

23.  Bodybuilder

24.  Boss

25.  Brains & Brawn

26.  Bug Catcher

27.  Bug Maniac

28.  Bug-Catching Man

29.  Burglar

30.  Butler

31.  Cabbie

32.  Café Master

33.  Cameraman

34.  Capoeira Couple

35.  Captain

36.  Casual Dude

37.  Casual Guy

38.  Challenger

39.  Channeler

40.  Chaser

41.  Chef

42.  Cipher

43.  Cipher Peon

44.  Clerk

45.  Close Siblings

46.  Clown

47.  Coach Trainer

48.  Colleagues

49.  Collector

50.  Commander

51.  Cook

52.  Cool Beauty

53.  Cool Couple

54.  Cool Trainer

55.  Cowgirl

56.  Crush Girl

57.  Crush Kin

58.  Cue Ball

59.  Curmudgeon

60.  Cute Maniac

61.  Cyclist

62.  Dancer

63.  Dancing Family

64.  Daring Couple

65.  Deep King

66.  Delinquent

67.  Depot Agent

68.  Doctor

69.  Double Team

70.  Dragon Tamer

71.  Driver

72.  Eevee User

73.  Elder

74.  Electrifying Guy

75.  Engineer

76.  Espeon User

77.  Expert

78.  Fairy Tale Girl

79.  Fare Prince

80.  Firebreather

81.  Firefighter

82.  Fisherman

83.  Flareon User

84.  Free Diver

85.  Fun Old Man

86.  Furisode Girl

87.  Future Girl

88.  Galactic Grunt

89.  Gambler

90.  GAME FREAK

91.  Garcon

92.  Gardener

93.  Gentleman

94.  Girl in Love

95.  Glaceon User

96.  Glasses Man

97.  Golf Buddies

98.  Golfer

99.  Grand Master

100.                     Guitarist

101.                     Guy

102.                     Hardheaded Girl

103.                     Harlequin

104.                     Hex Maniac

105.                     High Tech Maniac

106.                     Hiker

107.                     Hiking Club Member

108.                     Hiking Girl

109.                     Honeymooners

110.                     Hooligans

111.                     Hoopster

112.                     Hunter

113.                     Icy Guy

114.                     Idol

115.                     Infielder

116.                     Interviewer

117.                     Janitor

118.                     Joe’s Groupie

119.                     Jogger

120.                     Jolteon User

121.                     Jr. Trainer (F)

122.                     Jr. Trainer (M)

123.                     Juggler

124.                     Kaminko Aide

125.                     Karate Family

126.                     Karate Master

127.                     Kimono Girl

128.                     Kindler

129.                     Lady

130.                     Lady in Suit

131.                     Lass

132.                     Leader in Training

133.                     Leafeon User

134.                     League Staff

135.                     Linebacker

136.                     Little Queen

137.                     Lone Wolf

138.                     Lumiose Gang Member

139.                     Maid

140.                     Master & Apprentice

141.                     Mature Couple

142.                     May-December Couple

143.                     Medical Team

144.                     Medium

145.                     Miror B Peon

146.                     Model

147.                     Monsieur

148.                     Motorcyclist

149.                     Mt. Battle Master

150.                     Muddy Boy

151.                     Music Crew

152.                     Musician

153.                     Mysterious Sisters

154.                     Mystery Troop

155.                     Myth Trainer

156.                     Navigator

157.                     New Star

158.                     Newscaster

159.                     Ninja Boy

160.                     Nurse

161.                     Nursery Aid

162.                     Officer

163.                     Old Couple

164.                     Ordinary Guy

165.                     Ordinary Lady

166.                     Owner

167.                     Painter

168.                     Parasol Lady

169.                     Passionate Man

170.                     Passionate Rider

171.                     Picnic Girl

172.                     Pikachu Fan

173.                     Pilot

174.                     Poison Tongue Boy

175.                     Poke Fan

176.                     Poke Fan Family

177.                     Poke Kid

178.                     Poke Maniac

179.                     Pokemon Breeder

180.                     Pokemon Center Lady

181.                     Pokemon Ranger

182.                     Postman

183.                     Pre-Gym Leader

184.                     Preschooler

185.                     Principal

186.                     Pro Wrestler

187.                     Proprietor

188.                     Psychic

189.                     Punk Couple

190.                     Punk Girl

191.                     Punk Guy

192.                     Punk Pair

193.                     Rancher

194.                     Rangers

195.                     Reporter

196.                     Rich Boy

197.                     Rider

198.                     Rising Star

199.                     Rising Star Duo

200.                     Rocker

201.                     Rocket Grunt

202.                     Rogue

203.                     Roller Boy

204.                     Roller Skater

205.                     Rotation Girl

206.                     Ruin Maniac

207.                     Sage

208.                     Sailor

209.                     Sashay Fan Club

210.                     Schoolboy

211.                     Schoolboy

212.                     Schoolgirl

213.                     Sci Fi Maniac

214.                     Scientist

215.                     Scuba Diver

216.                     Shady Guy

217.                     Shocking Girl

218.                     Sightseer

219.                     Sightseer

220.                     Sis and Bro

221.                     Skier

222.                     Sky Trainer

223.                     Smasher

224.                     Socialite

225.                     Sparring Partners

226.                     Sr. and Jr.

227.                     Steel Spirit

228.                     Street Performer

229.                     Street Thug

230.                     Striker

231.                     Stubborn Boy

232.                     Super Nerd

233.                     Super Trainer

234.                     Surfer

235.                     Swimmer

236.                     Swimmer Girls

237.                     Swimmers

238.                     Swimming Champ

239.                     Swimming Club Member

240.                     Sylveon User

241.                     Tamer

242.                     Teacher

243.                     Team Aqua Grunt

244.                     Team Flare Grunt

245.                     Team Magma Grunt

246.                     Team Plasma Grunt

247.                     Team Rainbow Rocket Grunt

248.                     Team Skull Grunt

249.                     Team Snagem

250.                     Team Yell Grunt

251.                     Three Brothers

252.                     Three Sisters

253.                     Thug

254.                     Tomboy

255.                     Tourist

256.                     Tourist Couple

257.                     Traveling Guy

258.                     Traveling Lady

259.                     Trial Guide

260.                     Triathlete

261.                     Tuber

262.                     Twin Brothers

263.                     Twin Sisters

264.                     Twins

265.                     Ultra Forest Kartenvoy

266.                     Umbreon User

267.                     Vaporeon User

268.                     Veteran

269.                     Veteran Duo

270.                     VR Trainer

271.                     Waiter

272.                     Waitress

273.                     Wanderer

274.                     Winstrate

275.                     Worker

276.                     Young Couple

277.                     Youngster

278.                     Youth Athlete

279.                     Youthful Couple

And that's pretty much it! Next up, we begin Generation IX, starting with Scarlet and Violet. (I don't have a clever pun for this one. Sorry.