Pokemon Battle Revolution

 POKEMON BATTLE REVOLUTION

Now, let’s move on to Pokemon Battle Revolution, a new console game in the same vein as the Pokemon Stadium games, where you can transfer your Pokemon over and just have them battle each other in full 3D graphics. You play as Nate or Cyndy, who are visiting a big Pokemon-battling theme park called Poketopia. Poketopia has a number of colosseums where you can battle, including the Gateway, Main Street, Waterfall, Neon, Crystal, Sunny Park, Magma, Sunset, Courtyard, Stargazer, and Lagoon Colosseums. Each one of these as a Colosseum leader, including Joe, Taylor, Marina, Rosie, Voldon, Sashay, Terrell, Dusty, Kruger, and Mysterial.

And that’s about it. Let’s see what we’ve got:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Lucas

Dawn

Nate

Cyndy

Barry

Professor Rowan

Cheryl

Mira

Riley

Marley

Buck

Cyrus

Mars

Saturn

Jupiter

Roark

Gardenia

Maylene

Crasher Wake

Fantina

Byron

Candice

Volkner

Joe

Taylor

Marina

Rosie

Voldon

Sashay

Terrell

Dusty

Kruger

Mysterial

Aaron

Bertha

Flint

Lucian

Cynthia

Stages:

Twinleaf Town

Sandgem Town

Jubilife City

Oreburgh City

Floaroma Town

Eterna City

Hearthome City

Solaceon Town

Veilstone City

Pastoria City

Celestic Town

Canalave City

Snowpoint City

Sunyshore City

Pokemon League

Hotel Grand Lake

Pal Park

Eterna Forest

Mount Coronet

Spear Pillar

Battle Zone

Stark Mountain

Old Chateau

Great Marsh

Lake Verity

Lake Valor

Lake Acuity

Underground

Iron Island

Snowpoint Temple

Poketopia

Gateway Colosseum

Main Street Colosseum

Waterfall Colosseum

Neon Colosseum

Crystal Colosseum

Magma Colosseum

Sunset Colosseum

Courtyard Colosseum

Stargazer Colosseum

Lagoon Colosseum

Thanks for reading! Next up, let’s go exploring some Time and Darkness.

Pokemon Diamond and Pearl

 POKEMON DIAMOND AND PEARL

And now, we come to Pokemon Diamond and Pearl, the beginning of the fourth generation of the franchise, originally designed as something of a finale for the series, before they ultimately decided to keep going. These games were based in Sinnoh, based on the real world island of Hokkaido.

Your main character this time is Lucas or Dawn, with the other acting as an assistant to Professor Rowan, who is the game’s resident professor. Barry, your next-door neighbor with an extreme case of hyperactivity, acts as your rival. Your mom is also the most active she has ever been in the series, with a job as one of the head judges of the Pokemon beauty contests you can participate in.

Sinnoh has a standard Pokemon league, with your eight gym leaders being: Roark (Rock), Gardenia (Grass), Maylene (Fighting), Crasher Wake (Water), Fantina (Ghost), Byron (Steel), Candice (Ice), and Volkner (Electric). The Elite Four include Aaron (Bug), Bertha (Ground), Flint (Fire), and Lucian (Psychic), topped off with probably the most famous Champion of them all, Cynthia.

The main villains are Team Galactic, a sci-fi themed group of nihilists who plan to summon the Pokemon gods of space and time and use them to wipe out the entire universe and recreate in their image. Bit of a jump from Yakuza members and environmental extremists who don’t think things through, but I’ll take it. Their leader is Cyrus, and his three admins are Mars, Saturn, and Jupiter.

One more set of characters worth mentioning are your travel companions, a set of five characters who will join you as you travel through a specific area and act as your doubles partner for any battles you come across. These include Cheryl, Mira, Riley, Marley, and Buck.

Across the Sinnoh region, the cities and towns include Twinleaf Town, Sandgem Town, Jubilife City, Oreburgh City, Floaroma Town, Eterna City, Hearthome City, Solaceon Town, Veilstone City, Pastoria City, Celestic Town, Canalave City, Snowpoint City, Sunyshore City, and the Pokemon League. Notable landmarks include the Hotel Grand Lake, Pal Park, Eterna Forest, Mount Coronet with Spear Pillar on top, the Battle Zone, Stark Mountain, the Old Chateau, the Great Marsh, Lake Verity, Lake Valor, and Lake Acuity, the Underground, and Iron Island.

And that’s about everything we need for now. Let’s see what we’ve got:

Characters:

All new Pokemon

Trainer System:

Lucas

Dawn

Barry

Professor Rowan

Cheryl

Mira

Riley

Marley

Buck

Cyrus

Mars

Saturn

Jupiter

Roark

Gardenia

Maylene

Crasher Wake

Fantina

Byron

Candice

Volkner

Aaron

Bertha

Flint

Lucian

Cynthia

Stages:

Twinleaf Town

Sandgem Town

Jubilife City

Oreburgh City

Floaroma Town

Eterna City

Hearthome City

Solaceon Town

Veilstone City

Pastoria City

Celestic Town

Canalave City

Snowpoint City

Sunyshore City

Pokemon League

Hotel Grand Lake

Pal Park

Eterna Forest

Mount Coronet

Spear Pillar

Battle Zone

Stark Mountain

Old Chateau

Great Marsh

Lake Verity

Lake Valor

Lake Acuity

Underground

Iron Island

Snowpoint Temple

Thanks for reading! Next up, it’s time for a Battle Revolution!

The Trainer System, Version 3

 THE TRAINER SYSTEM

Now, let’s add in all of our major trainers from Gen III for the Trainer System:

Named trainers:

1. Red

2. Leaf

3. Ethan

4. Kris

5. Brendan

6. May

7. Blue

8. Silver

9. Wally

10. Professor Oak

11. Professor Elm

12. Professor Birch

13. Eusine

14. Brock

15. Misty

16. Lt. Surge

17. Erika

18. Koga

19. Janine

20. Sabrina

21. Blaine

22. Giovanni

23. Falkner

24. Bugsy

25. Whitney

26. Morty

27. Chuck

28. Jasmine

29. Pryce

30. Clair

31. Roxanne

32. Brawly

33. Wattson

34. Flannery

35. Norman

36. Winona

37. Tate & Liza

38. Wallace

39. Juan

40. Lorelei

41. Bruno

42. Agatha

43. Lance

44. Will

45. Karen

46. Sidney

47. Phoebe

48. Glacia

49. Drake

50. Steven Stone

51. Noland

52. Greta

53. Tucker

54. Lucy

55. Spenser

56. Brandon

57. Anabel

58. Archie

59. Maxie

60. Matt

61. Shelly

62. Tabitha

63. Courtney

Spin-off characters:

1. Wes

2. Michael

3. Eagun

4. Willie

5. Chobin 

6. Gonzap

7. Nassour

8. Evice

9. Greevil 

10. Ardos

11. Eldos

12. Miror B

13. Dakim

14. Venus

15. Lovrina 

16. Snattle

17. Gorigan 

18. Ein

19. Zook 

Trainer Classes:

1. Area Leader

1. Aroma Lady

2. Athlete

3. Bandana Guy

2. Battle Girl

3. Beauty

4. Biker

5. Bird Keeper

6. Black Belt

7. Boarder

7. Bodybuilder

7. Boss

8. Bug Catcher

9. Bug Maniac

10. Burglar

10. Casual Dude

11. Casual Guy

11. Channeler

11. Chaser

12. Cipher

13. Cipher Peon

12. Collector

12. Cool Couple

13. Cool Trainer

14. Crush Girl

15. Crush Kin

14. Cue Ball

15. Curmudgeon

14. Deep King

15. Dragon Tamer

16. Engineer

17. Expert

18. Firebreather

19. Fisherman

20. Fun Old Man

20. Gambler

21. Gentleman

21. Glasses Man

21. Grand Master

22. Guitarist

22. Guy

23. Hex Maniac

24. Hiker

24. Hunter

25. Interviewer

26. Jr. Trainer (M)

27. Jr. Trainer (F)

28. Juggler

29. Kaminko Aide

29. Kimono Girl

30. Kindler

31. Lady

31. Lady in Suit

32. Lass

33. Medium

33. Miror B Peon

34. Mt. Battle Master

35. Mystery Troop

36. Myth Trainer

37. Navigator

37. Newscaster

34. Ninja Boy

35. Officer

36. Old Couple

37. Parasol Lady

37. Painter

38. Poke Fan

39. Poke Maniac

40. Pokemon Breeder

41. Pokemon Ranger

42. Pre-Gym Leader

42. Psychic

43. Rich Boy

43. Rider

44. Rocker

44. Rogue

45. Roller Boy

45. Ruin Maniac

46. Rocket Grunt

47. Sage

48. Sailor

49. Schoolboy

50. Scientist

51. Shady Guy

51. Sis and Bro

52. Skier

53. Sr. and Jr.

53. Street Performer

54. Super Nerd

54. Super Trainer

55. Swimmer

56. Tamer

57. Teacher

58. Team Aqua Grunt

59. Team Magma Grunt

59. Team Snagem

60. Thug

60. Triathlete

61. Tuber

62. Twins

62. VR Trainer

63. Wanderer

63. Winstrate

63. Worker

64. Young Couple

65. Youngster

And that is all of our Gen III characters. Now, let us move on to Gen IV, starting with Diamond and Pearl.

Character Sheet: Jirachi and Deoxys

JIRACHI/DEOXYS

And now, let’s finish off our Gen III Pokédex with our two Mythicals, Jirachi and Deoxys. Jirachi is a little wishing star mixed with those little wish tag things from Japanese culture, with a third eye on its belly that grants wishes. Deoxys is an alien virus from outer space based on a DNA strand, that changes forms in order to switch its stats around.

Here’s the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Psychic | Hyper Beam

Side B: Zen Headbutt | Wrap

Up B: Cosmic Power | Psycho Boost

Down B: Healing Wish | Skill Swap

Final Smash: Doom Desire | Meteor Impact (the meteor from the ORAS post-game specifically)

Entrance: Both falling from the sky, ironically enough.

Taunts: Jirachi snoozing, dancing around playfully, things like that. Deoxys stretching its limbs, flying around, and so on.

Kirby Hat: Jirachi’s star, Deoxys’s face.

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Doom Desire, Skill Swap

Spirit Battle: Ranger Team Base, Sky Pillar

Victory Screen: Jirachi making a wish for a party, Deoxys flying back into the sky.

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Now, let’s update the trainer system.

Character Sheet: The Weather Trio

KYOGRE/GROUDON/RAYQUAZA

And finally, we come to the main box Legendaries of Gen III, three powerful Pokemon with absolute domain over the sea, land, and sky respectively. Kyogre and Groudon were sought after by Team Aqua and Team Magma to further their goals, but upon being awoken, the pair started to rampage, their eternal hatred for each other leading to a battle that threatened to destroy the world, until you, the player, manage to summon Rayquaza down from the stratosphere in order to mediate between the pair.

Here’s the movesets I came up with for each:

Standard B: Hydro Pump | Fire Blast | Dragon Pulse

Side B: Aqua Tail | Precipice Blades | Extreme Speed

Up B: Ancient Power | Eruption | Dragon Ascent

Down B: Sheer Cold | Earthquake | Hurricane

Final Smash: Primal Kyogre | Primal Groudon | Mega Rayquaza

Entrance: Being awoken by their respective orb, or descending from the clouds.

Taunts: Roaring, presenting their orbs, things like that.

Kirby Hat: The tops of their heads mostly.

Kart: Just them rampaging on their own.

Special Move: Hydro Pump, Earthquake, Dragon Ascent

Spirit Battle: 100% Sky Pillar. That’s practically what I picked the stage for. 

Victory Screen: Kyogre flooding the whole world, Groudon drying up the seas, or Rayquaza sending them both back to sleep.

Losing Screen: Fainted.

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Jirachi wishes to join the battle!

Character Sheet: Latias and Latios

LATIAS/LATIOS

Latias and Latios are two more Legendaries of Gen III, a pair of friendly dragons mixed with fighter jets that like to race around the world and act as the “traveling” legendaries of the generation. Latias is also notable for, um, being a potential love interest of Ash Ketchum.

Here’s the moveset I came up with:

Standard B: Dragon Pulse

Side B: Psychic

Up B: Tailwind

Down B: Heal Pulse

Final Smash: Mega Latias | Mega Latios

Entrance: Racing in at top speed

Taunts: Pulling off an aerial maneuver, waving happily, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Their head things that look like cockpits.

Kart: Just flying

Special Move: Tailwind

Spirit Battle: On Sky Pillar

Victory Screen: Performing a big finale move from an air show

Losing Screen: Fainted

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors

Thanks for reading! Next up, Kyogre rises from the deep!

Character Sheet: The Regis

REGIROCK/REGICE/REGISTEEL

And now for our first set of Legendaries, a trio of ancient golems made from different elements, all slumbering inside ancient tombs until you can work out the riddles of each and awaken them. They’d later gain a creator in Gen IV and two new siblings in Gen VIII, but we’ll cover them later.

Here’s the movesets I came up with:

Standard B: Rock Throw | Ice Beam | Flash Cannon

Side B: Stone Edge | Bulldoze | Metal Claw

Up B: Ancient Power | Blizzard | Heavy Slam

Down B: Iron Defense | Stomp | Iron Defense

Final Smash: Power of the Giants

Entrance: Awakening from their statues

Taunts: “Un un un un!,” probably not Registeel’s infamous artwork pose, taking up their slumbering poses, things like that.

Kirby Hat: Made of their specific element with their button things on his face.

Kart: The Poke Ball car

Special Move: Ancient Power

Spirit Battle: On Mt. Chimney

Victory Screen: Raising their arms as their button eye things glow.

Losing Screen: Crumbling down.

Color Swaps: Main, shiny, other general colors.

Thanks for reading! Next up, Latias takes to the sky!