Pokémon (Not-So) Griefing Thread - Scarlet and Violet Released with 10 Million Copies in First 3 Days in Buggy States

[6MillionCoofs]

So this stumbled into my feed. And it’s right.

There’s also a comment on the video that breaks down how Cynthia’s team was not only good but reflected her character and basically required ger to do pretty much everything in the game to obtain it.

SV could have really done with having Geeta have a team like that. One because you can relatively easily put such a team together and two because it speaks to her absurdly skilled Nimona is whose badically veen billed as as a Pokemon genius by everyone since you meet and the youngest to beat Geeta iirc. And Geta was gassed up by everyone. And she even looks like she took design cues from Cynthia.

 

[Friendly Primarina]

Found these AI-generated Pokémon renders floating around

Spoiler: Viewer beware, you're in for a scare!

Pikachu is the worst IMO. The tail has extra parts and the cheek is coalescing into his right eyeball.

 

[30+GameOvers]

XY, full stop. You can tell they were planning on having the Zygarde forms in that game until the third game was killed based on how they were blatantly shoehorned in for SM.

It gets worse than that. Remember Battle Bond Greninja? There is no way that wasn't planned for Z. Even worse, there is a Pokemon in every Gen 6 and 7 game that is completely unreleased, a similar alternative form of a Pokemon but it's a Floette. It's actually the same one you see at the end of XY that approaches AZ, except it has stronger stats and a whole unique move that goes unused when send in battle compared to the regular form. There were BIG plans for Z but Gamefreak was too busy making shitty games like "Dumbo the BADASS Elephant" to care since they were all burned out. They figured that the anime and Sun/Moon would fill in the gaps for planned content nicely and they would release a few shitty, forgettable games in the meantime so they DON'T HAVE TO WORK ON POKEMON ANYMORE. When is Nintendo going to get the hint and hire a new studio, or at least let them alternate every year like Call of Duty devs do with IW/Treyarch/Sledgehammer?
Oh and you know those special moves Zygarde got in Sun/Moon with the new forms? Those are 100% complete and still work in XY and ORAS so you know they were planned from day one, but at least these get used in later games unlike Light of Ruin(and similarly, the unused Fairy Gem that would have made for one hell of a Fairy wallbreaker combo if used. In Gen 7 you could even take it a step further and use a Z crystal to get a one-time nuke and avoid recharge until next time it was used)

 

[6MillionCoofs]

They figured that the anime and Sun/Moon would fill in the gaps for planned content nicely and they would release a few shitty, forgettable games in the meantime so they DON'T HAVE TO WORK ON POKEMON ANYMORE.

Honestly they shoukd have just released Z later after taking time off and then got to working on S/M. Anime for Gen 9 came out way after the games. GF are probably in a position where they could actually take time and their releases would be a bit more fleshed out and also line up so it drops with the anime.

Even then it’s not like the anime can’t do spin offs or smaller stuff to cover wny gaps between a new game.

They don’t even have to cycle through game studios, just do more spin offs with the anime IP,

With Ash retired it’s not like they are even married to or restricted by certain characters anymore should dev issues ever crop up again.

 

[Archeops]

My copy of Scarlet ended up borking and I lost a somewhat small amount of progress, I only ended up losing three Shinys (two Flabébés, one Orange Flower and one White Flower, and a Growlithe I accidentally caught in a Master Ball due to a case of the butterfingers).

Oh, and with The Indigo Disk drops in ~2 days I've decided to dig into some some competent teams, I'm currently looking at a mix of Orthworm and Tyranitar or Perish Song Murkrow and Shadow Tag Gothitelle.

and well they look different on the map as do 6 stars. But it’s still a needless chore.

With Tera Raids you could be looking for a Water Pokemon and actually find it in a Fire Crystal. This is not at all helpful when looking at the map. Made even worse by the fact that I don’t think the Pokemon are even restricted to areas were their evo lines spawn.

So you could end up finding what you want in a crystal of a completely different type at the complete other end of the map.

It’s completely whacky design

I think part of that is due to Dynamax Raids being a bit too predictable, each Raid Den has a normal pool and a rare pool of Pokémon it could pull from when generating a raid.

I just wish that there was a way to refresh raids outside of manipulating the clock, AFAIK SV doesn't spawn new raids when you clear the map of 'em.

I've been playing Cobblemon with a friend lately. Its still incomplete, like there are only like 450ish mons that actually have models so far and its missing Pokemon riding and breeding, but I do think it is generally better than Pixelmon. Its less buggy and the blocky renditions look so much more natural than Pixelmon's janky homemade 3d models. It also has a block that I really like that lets you store Pokemon and then they will wander around so you can make like a cute farm or zoo of your Pokemon. Pixelmon used to have this feature as part of breeding but they removed it for ??? reason.

It will be by far the better mod eventually but I do hope they steal some of Pixelmon's stuff like the Pokemon themed villages and the herds/flocks/schools whatever thing that some wild Pokemon will do where several of the same evo line will travel together.

I'm liking it so far, the only thing that I don't like about it is that it uses 1.20.1 (I really don't like the Deep Dark biome, good thing that you can turn off Warden spawns in the settings). I just hope 1.5 comes out soonish, they're going to introduce fossil 'mons in that update.

 

[Friendly Primarina]

I was watching random clips again (I'll get around to watching PTS:SM at some point) and seeing two Eevee do this is really jarring

Do they have glands back there? What do you guys think? Cursed or no?

 

[Catgirl Tyranid]

I was watching random clips again (I'll get around to watching PTS:SM at some point) and seeing two Eevee do this is really jarring
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Do they have glands back there? What do you guys think? Cursed or no?

The only thing truly cursed about that clip is the TERRIBLE differentiating haircut of that first Eevee. The fuck were they thinking, the differences in the tail patterns was enough or they could have accentuated the head fuzz to match.

 

[Executive Petrel]

So this stumbled into my feed. And it’s right.

There’s also a comment on the video that breaks down how Cynthia’s team was not only good but reflected her character and basically required ger to do pretty much everything in the game to obtain it.

SmithPlaysPokemon got some agency, his Johto hack "Pokemon Crystal Legacy" is awesome and he roasts Gen 2 so he's kinda safe from being labeled as a bitter oldfag,

SV could have really done with having Geeta have a team like that. One because you can relatively easily put such a team together and two because it speaks to her absurdly skilled Nimona is whose badically veen billed as as a Pokemon genius by everyone since you meet and the youngest to beat Geeta iirc. And Geta was gassed up by everyone. And she even looks like she took design cues from Cynthia.

Toxic Spikes Glimmora as her last pokemon, Kingambit sent in mid-battle and fucking avalugg and having the goat from Gen 6 on the team are a shame.
Especially after BDSP Cynthia and Legends Arceus Volo.

It gets worse than that. Remember Battle Bond Greninja?

Battle Bond greninja is uncanny and borderline r34 shit, it should have been banned. The backpack is also gay fyi.

My copy of Scarlet ended up borking

 

[Squawking Macaw]

Found these AI-generated Pokémon renders floating around

Those look like FNAF abominations.

Even worse, there is a Pokemon in every Gen 6 and 7 game that is completely unreleased, a similar alternative form of a Pokemon but it's a Floette.

Fun fact, in ORAS there is a tree in Sootopolis that was given by AZ and it has Eternal Floette's flower on the right side. Also there's a hotel in X and Y that has a memory minigame and it can choose any move name, including Light of Ruin and Zygarde's unused moves. It really goes to show that gen 6 is so unfinished it's not even funny.

a Growlithe I accidentally caught in a Master Ball due to a case of the butterfingers

Silver lining: at least you got your Master Ball back, right?

 

[Anonitolia]

Indigo Disk is releasing at 9PM tonight in EST timezones, so we'll probably start getting a bunch of information in about 8 and a half hours. Will post here when it happens.

 

[Archeops]

We're only a few more hours away from The Indigo Disk dropping and I kind of threw away my original plan of making teams. I'm now planning on making a slapdash team consisting of different Doubles partners that could work. So far I have the following.

Spoiler

• Cyclizar: I like the idea of a Shed Tail+Regenerator pivot 'mon, it's also surprisingly strong Attack-wise. Considering that mine has two 31 IVs (Attack and HP) off the bat I'll make the one I have a psysical pivot.
• Chandelure: I loved Chandelure in Gen V but I admit that the previous Gens haven't been too kind to it, I just can't pass up on that insane 145 base Special Attack.
• Gliscor: Another pivot 'mon that benefits from having another pivot 'mon in the team, especially one that sets up substitutes for the 'mon being swapped in. And you know if Smogon says it's broken it's worth considering.
• Tyranitar: Considering the amount of Pokémon I'm running that are immune to Sandstorm, it's worth considering this old weather-setting staple. Not only is it somewhat bulky it's also a really good physical attacker.
• Glimmora: This is a Pokémon that kind of caught me off-guard, not only is it a good Stealth Rock setter (freeing up a move slot for other Stealth Rock setters) but Toxic Debris really helps with whittling down HP via passive poison/toxic damage. Mortal Spin also helps with clearing my side of the field of any hazards that come into play as well.
• Orthworm: I initially went with Orthworm due to it packing Earth Eater and a nice 145 base Defense stat but surprisingly it's also a really good Shed Tail user. With Glimmora packing Stealth Rock it also frees up Orthworm to set up Spikes.
• Murkrow: The ever-favorite Prankster user (outside of Whimsicott and Tornadus/Thundurus). I originally considered using it to set up the ever-famous Perish Trap strategy to cheese through the DLC but I kind of realized that it was too cheesy and initially scrapped it, but after seeing its other support options I brought it back to the table.

 

[Kari Kamiya]

Found these AI-generated Pokémon renders floating around

Spoiler: Viewer beware, you're in for a scare!

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Pikachu is the worst IMO. The tail has extra parts and the cheek is coalescing into his right eyeball.

Fucking furries.

So I finally got my hands on a physical Platinum cartridge after all these years. What was kinda funny about it was this local game thrift store place has several copies of Platinum, all about 85 bucks each (as just the cartridge itself, this is the cheapest I've seen them). Scalpers ruin fucking everything, but also just how desperate are people that several of them in the area ended up selling Platinum?

 

[Anonitolia]

Indigo Disk is out. Will start editing new shit into spoilers.

Spoiler: Spoilers

HOME renders for every new mon:

Names from top left to bottom right:

• Archaludon [Steel/Dragon]
• Hydrapple [Grass/Dragon]
• Gouging Fire [Fire/Dragon]
• Raging Bolt [Electric/Dragon]
• Iron Boulder [Rock/Psychic]
• Iron Crown [Steel/Psychic]
• Terapagos Standard Form / Terapagos Terastal Form / Terapagos Stellar Form [All Normal]
• Pecharunt [Poison/Ghost]

Menu sprites for every new and returning mon:


Biomes are upgradeable. Starters don't show up until you upgrade them further.


19TH TYPE IS LISTED AS "STELLAR" TYPE.

NEW ABILITIES:

• Poison Puppeteer (Pecharunt)
• Tera Shift (Terapagos Standard Form)
• Tera Shell (Terapagos Terastal Form)
• Teraform Zero (Terapagos Stellar Form)

Meowscarada can now learn Triple Axel.


Every single static encounter is shiny locked because fuck you I guess. Here's a github page listing every single one. I'm trying to archive it but archive.today is acting up. Sorry.
More github links to every single item and ability + flavor text, as well as every single new move. Take a full list of every transfer-only Pokémon as of now too.
Here's a link to every single new dex entry for both new and old mon... I can't copy-paste every single one because of the character limit so I'll just do the new ones that everyone cares about. Apologies.
Data for every single trainer battle... has the same problem as the dex entries.
EVERY SINGLE POKEMON'S STATS.

Spoiler: Copy-pasted all the static encounter listings:

===
	SDC02_sub_Aentei
	===
	Gouging Fire
	Level: 75
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Protosynthesis (1)
	Tera Type: Fire
	IVs: 20/20/20/20/20/20
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_sub_Araikou
	===
	Raging Bolt
	Level: 75
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Protosynthesis (1)
	Tera Type: Electric
	IVs: 20/20/20/20/20/20
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_area0_gaburiasu
	===
	Garchomp
	Level: 80
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Sand Veil (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_area0_kirafuroru
	===
	Glimmora
	Level: 78
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Toxic Debris (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_area0_onbaan
	===
	Noivern
	Level: 78
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Frisk (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_area0_sio
	===
	Garganacl
	Level: 80
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Purifying Salt (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Hammer Arm
	- Heavy Slam
	- Earthquake
	- Stone Edge
	===
	SDC02_area0_sunanokegawa
	===
	Sandy Shocks
	Level: 79
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Protosynthesis (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_area0_tetunoibara
	===
	Iron Thorns
	Level: 79
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Quark Drive (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 254
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_sub_Bkobaruon
	===
	Iron Crown
	Level: 75
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Quark Drive (1)
	Tera Type: Steel
	IVs: 20/20/20/20/20/20
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_sub_Bterakion
	===
	Iron Boulder
	Level: 75
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Quark Drive (1)
	Tera Type: Rock
	IVs: 20/20/20/20/20/20
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_dokutarou
	===
	Pecharunt
	Level: 88
	Nature: Timid
	Ability: Poison Puppeteer (1)
	Tera Type: Poison
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Nasty Plot
	- Toxic
	- Malignant Chain
	- Shadow Ball
	===
	SDC02_0310_kodaikame
	===
	Terapagos-1 (Terastal Form)
	Level: 90
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Hardy
	Ability: Tera Shell (1)
	Tera Type: Water
	IVs: 20/20/20/20/20/20
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	SDC02_0330_kodaikame
	===
	Terapagos-2 (Stellar Form)
	Level: 85
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Hardy
	Ability: Teraform Zero (1)
	Tera Type: Stellar
	IVs: 31/15/31/31/31/31
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Tera Starstorm
	- Zen Headbutt
	- Earth Power
	- Water Pulse
	===
	su2_legend_Cobalion
	===
	Cobalion
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Justified (1)
	Tera Type: Fighting
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Dkuma
	===
	Kubfu
	Level: 30
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Inner Focus (1)
	Tera Type: Fighting
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Entei
	===
	Entei
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Fire
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_freezer
	===
	Articuno
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Ice
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Glastrier
	===
	Glastrier
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Chilling Neigh (1)
	Tera Type: Ice
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Groudon
	===
	Groudon
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Drought (1)
	Tera Type: Fire
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Houou
	===
	Ho-Oh
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Fire
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Kyogre
	===
	Kyogre
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Drizzle (1)
	Tera Type: Water
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Kyurem
	===
	Kyurem
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Dragon
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Latias
	===
	Latias
	Level: 70
	Gender: Female
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Levitate (1)
	Tera Type: Psychic
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Latios
	===
	Latios
	Level: 70
	Gender: Male
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Levitate (1)
	Tera Type: Psychic
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Luster Purge
	- Dragon Pulse
	- Zen Headbutt
	- Dragon Breath
	===
	su2_legend_Lugia
	===
	Lugia
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Water
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Lunala
	===
	Lunala
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Shadow Shield (1)
	Tera Type: Psychic
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Moltres
	===
	Moltres
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Fire
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Necrozma
	===
	Necrozma
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Prism Armor (1)
	Tera Type: Psychic
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Raikou
	===
	Raikou
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Electric
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Rayquaza
	===
	Rayquaza
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Air Lock (1)
	Tera Type: Flying
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Reshiram
	===
	Reshiram
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Turboblaze (1)
	Tera Type: Dragon
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Solgaleo
	===
	Solgaleo
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Full Metal Body (1)
	Tera Type: Psychic
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Spectrier
	===
	Spectrier
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Grim Neigh (1)
	Tera Type: Ghost
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Suicune
	===
	Suicune
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Water
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Terrakion
	===
	Terrakion
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Justified (1)
	Tera Type: Fighting
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Virizion
	===
	Virizion
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Justified (1)
	Tera Type: Fighting
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Zapdos
	===
	Zapdos
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Pressure (1)
	Tera Type: Electric
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_legend_Zekrom
	===
	Zekrom
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Teravolt (1)
	Tera Type: Dragon
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Standard Level Up
	===
	su2_sub_Meloetta
	===
	Meloetta (Aria Forme)
	Level: 70
	Nature: Random
	Ability: Serene Grace (1)
	Tera Type: Fighting
	IVs: 3 Flawless
	Shiny: Never
	Scale: 128
	Moves:
	- Relic Song
	- Hyper Voice
	- Sing
	- Psychic

Spoiler: Copy-pasted all the flavor text and ability descriptions:

ABILITIES
	307 Tera Shift When the Pokémon enters a battle, it absorbs the energy around itself and transforms into its Terastal Form.
	308 Tera Shell The Pokémon’s shell contains the powers of each type. All damage-dealing moves that hit the Pokémon when its HP is full will not be very effective.
	309 Teraform Zero When Terapagos changes into its Stellar Form, it uses its hidden powers to eliminate all effects of weather and terrain, reducing them to zero.
	310 Poison Puppeteer Pokémon poisoned by Pecharunt’s moves will also become confused.
	ITEMS
	2482 Metal Alloy A peculiar metal that can make certain species of Pokémon evolve. It is composed of many layers.
	2483 Indigo Style Card Having one of these cards increases the selection available to you in boutiques and hair salons.
	2484 Oddish Leaf Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2485 Tentacool Stinger Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2486 Doduo Down Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2487 Seel Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2488 Exeggcute Shell Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2489 Tyrogue Sweat Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2490 Rhyhorn Fang Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2491 Horsea Ink Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2492 Elekid Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2493 Magby Hair Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2494 Lapras Teardrop Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2495 Porygon Fragment Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2496 Chinchou Sparks Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2497 Snubbull Hair Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2498 Skarmory Feather Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2499 Smeargle Paint Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2500 Plusle Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2501 Minun Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2502 Trapinch Shell Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2503 Beldum Claw Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2504 Cranidos Spike Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2505 Shieldon Claw Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2506 Blitzle Mane Hair Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2507 Drilbur Claw Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2508 Cottonee Fluff Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2509 Scraggy Sweat Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2510 Minccino Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2511 Solosis Gel Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2512 Joltik Thread Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2513 Golett Shard Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2514 Espurr Fur Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2515 Inkay Ink Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2516 Pikipek Feather Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2517 Dewpider Thread Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2518 Comfey Flower Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2519 Minior Shell Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2520 Milcery Cream Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2521 Duraludon Tarnish Material accidentally dropped by a Pokémon. It can be used to make TMs.
	2522 Articuno Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Articuno.
	2523 Zapdos Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Zapdos.
	2524 Moltres Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Moltres.
	2525 Raikou Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Raikou.
	2526 Entei Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Entei.
	2527 Suicune Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Suicune.
	2528 Lugia Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Lugia.
	2529 Ho-Oh Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Ho-Oh.
	2530 Latias Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Latias.
	2531 Latios Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Latios.
	2532 Kyogre Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Kyogre.
	2533 Groudon Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Groudon.
	2534 Rayquaza Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Rayquaza.
	2535 Cobalion Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Cobalion.
	2536 Terrakion Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Terrakion.
	2537 Virizion Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Virizion.
	2538 Reshiram Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Reshiram.
	2539 Zekrom Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom.
	2540 Kyurem Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Kyurem.
	2541 Solgaleo Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Solgaleo.
	2542 Lunala Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Lunala.
	2543 Necrozma Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Necrozma.
	2544 Kubfu Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Kubfu.
	2545 Glastrier Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Glastrier.
	2546 Spectrier Treat A snack made from ingredients favored by the Legendary Pokémon Spectrier.
	2547 Indigo Disk A mysterious disk with an indigo shine to it, given to you by the Top Champion. It seems to be tied to Area Zero.
	2548 Fiery Pick A pick designed after Magmortar. It’s said that using this pick makes any sandwich look like it’s fresh out of the oven.
	2549 Stellar Tera Shard On rare occasions, these shards form when a Tera Pokémon falls in battle and its Tera Jewel shatters.
	2550 Mythical Pecha Berry A Pecha Berry of the highest quality. It’s said that a Pecha Berry tree carefully tended by an expert gardener will produce just one of these Berries every few years.
	2551 Blueberry Tablecloth Blueberry Academy’s standard issue tablecloth, made with the latest fiber-processing technology. It’s heat- resistant and so tough even a Razor Claw can’t tear it.
	2552 Blueberry Chairs A set of chairs that are ideal for picnicking. Their design was inspired by the Blueberry Tablecloth.
	2553 Synchro Machine A device that synchronizes your mind and feelings with your Pokémon’s so that you can work as one. It’s still a prototype—hence its unrefined appearance.
	2554 Meteorite A rock that fell to earth from space. It’s slightly warm to the touch. It allows a certain species of Pokémon to change forms.
	2555 Scarlet Book A record of an expedition to the Great Crater of Paldea, given to you by Professor Sada. The book has the name “Sada” written on it in clumsy handwriting.
	2556 Violet Book A record of an expedition to the Great Crater of Paldea, given to you by Professor Turo. The book has the name “Turo” written on it in clumsy handwriting.
	2557 Briar’s Book A proof copy of the exploration notes covering the Area Zero Underdepths. It’s filled with long paragraphs describing what happened, along with Briar’s thoughts.

Spoiler: Copy-pasted every new move's flavor text and stats:

Electro Shot
	PP: 10
	Power: 130
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Electric
	Category: Special
	Description: The user gathers electricity on the first turn, boosting its Sp. Atk stat, then fires a high-voltage shot on the next turn. The shot will be fired immediately in rain.
	Tera Starstorm
	PP: 5
	Power: 120
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Normal
	Category: Special
	Description: With the power of its crystals, the user bombards and eliminates the target. When used by Terapagos in its Stellar Form, this move damages all opposing Pokémon.
	Fickle Beam
	PP: 5
	Power: 80
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Dragon
	Category: Special
	Description: The user shoots a beam of light to inflict damage. Sometimes all the user’s heads shoot beams in unison, doubling the move’s power.
	Burning Bulwark
	PP: 10
	Power: 0
	Accuracy: 101
	Type: Fire
	Category: Status
	Description: The user’s intensely hot fur protects it from attacks and also burns any attacker that makes direct contact with it.
	Thunderclap
	PP: 5
	Power: 70
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Electric
	Category: Special
	Description: This move enables the user to attack first with a jolt of electricity. This move fails if the target is not readying an attack.
	Mighty Cleave
	PP: 5
	Power: 95
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Rock
	Category: Physical
	Description: The user wields the light that has accumulated atop its head to cleave the target. This move hits even if the target protects itself.
	Tachyon Cutter
	PP: 10
	Power: 50
	Accuracy: 101
	Type: Steel
	Category: Special
	Description: The user attacks by launching particle blades at the target twice in a row. This attack never misses.
	Hard Press
	PP: 10
	Power: 1
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Steel
	Category: Physical
	Description: The target is crushed with an arm, a claw, or the like to inflict damage. The more HP the target has left, the greater the move’s power.
	Dragon Cheer
	PP: 15
	Power: 0
	Accuracy: 101
	Type: Dragon
	Category: Status
	Description: The user raises its allies’ morale with a draconic cry so that their future attacks have a heightened chance of landing critical hits. This rouses Dragon types more.
	Alluring Voice
	PP: 10
	Power: 80
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Fairy
	Category: Special
	Description: The user attacks the target using its angelic voice. This also confuses the target if its stats have been boosted during the turn.
	Temper Flare
	PP: 10
	Power: 75
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Fire
	Category: Physical
	Description: Spurred by desperation, the user attacks the target. This move’s power is doubled if the user’s previous move failed.
	Supercell Slam
	PP: 15
	Power: 100
	Accuracy: 95
	Type: Electric
	Category: Physical
	Description: The user electrifies its body and drops onto the target to inflict damage. If this move misses, the user takes damage instead.
	Psychic Noise
	PP: 10
	Power: 75
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Psychic
	Category: Special
	Description: The user attacks the target with unpleasant sound waves. For two turns, the target is prevented from recovering HP through moves, Abilities, or held items.
	Upper Hand
	PP: 15
	Power: 65
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Fighting
	Category: Physical
	Description: The user reacts to the target’s movement and strikes with the heel of its palm, making the target flinch. This move fails if the target is not readying a priority move.
	Malignant Chain
	PP: 5
	Power: 100
	Accuracy: 100
	Type: Poison
	Category: Special
	Description: The user pours toxins into the target by wrapping them in a toxic, corrosive chain. This may also leave the target badly poisoned.

MOVES
	906 Electro Shot The user gathers electricity on the first turn, boosting its Sp. Atk stat, then fires a high-voltage shot on the next turn. The shot will be fired immediately in rain.
	907 Tera Starstorm With the power of its crystals, the user bombards and eliminates the target. When used by Terapagos in its Stellar Form, this move damages all opposing Pokémon.
	908 Fickle Beam The user shoots a beam of light to inflict damage. Sometimes all the user’s heads shoot beams in unison, doubling the move’s power.
	909 Burning Bulwark The user’s intensely hot fur protects it from attacks and also burns any attacker that makes direct contact with it.
	910 Thunderclap This move enables the user to attack first with a jolt of electricity. This move fails if the target is not readying an attack.
	911 Mighty Cleave The user wields the light that has accumulated atop its head to cleave the target. This move hits even if the target protects itself.
	912 Tachyon Cutter The user attacks by launching particle blades at the target twice in a row. This attack never misses.
	913 Hard Press The target is crushed with an arm, a claw, or the like to inflict damage. The more HP the target has left, the greater the move’s power.
	914 Dragon Cheer The user raises its allies’ morale with a draconic cry so that their future attacks have a heightened chance of landing critical hits. This rouses Dragon types more.
	915 Alluring Voice The user attacks the target using its angelic voice. This also confuses the target if its stats have been boosted during the turn.
	916 Temper Flare Spurred by desperation, the user attacks the target. This move’s power is doubled if the user’s previous move failed.
	917 Supercell Slam The user electrifies its body and drops onto the target to inflict damage. If this move misses, the user takes damage instead.
	918 Psychic Noise The user attacks the target with unpleasant sound waves. For two turns, the target is prevented from recovering HP through moves, Abilities, or held items.
	919 Upper Hand The user reacts to the target’s movement and strikes with the heel of its palm, making the target flinch. This move fails if the target is not readying a priority move.
	920 Malignant Chain The user pours toxins into the target by wrapping them in a toxic, corrosive chain. This may also leave the target badly poisoned.

Spoiler: Copy-pasted list of transfer-only mon:

	0026-01 Raichu-1 (Alolan Form)
	0052-01 Meowth-1 (Alolan Form)
	0052-02 Meowth-2 (Galarian Form)
	0053-01 Persian-1 (Alolan Form)
	0058-01 Growlithe-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0059-01 Arcanine-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0100-01 Voltorb-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0101-01 Electrode-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0110-01 Weezing-1 (Galarian Form)
	0144-00 Articuno
	0144-01 Articuno-1 (Galarian Form)
	0145-00 Zapdos
	0145-01 Zapdos-1 (Galarian Form)
	0146-00 Moltres
	0146-01 Moltres-1 (Galarian Form)
	0150-00 Mewtwo
	0151-00 Mew
	0157-01 Typhlosion-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0215-01 Sneasel-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0243-00 Raikou
	0244-00 Entei
	0245-00 Suicune
	0249-00 Lugia
	0250-00 Ho-Oh
	0377-00 Regirock
	0378-00 Regice
	0379-00 Registeel
	0380-00 Latias
	0381-00 Latios
	0382-00 Kyogre
	0383-00 Groudon
	0384-00 Rayquaza
	0385-00 Jirachi
	0386-00 Deoxys (Normal Forme)
	0386-01 Deoxys-1 (Attack Forme)
	0386-02 Deoxys-2 (Defense Forme)
	0386-03 Deoxys-3 (Speed Forme)
	0480-00 Uxie
	0481-00 Mesprit
	0482-00 Azelf
	0483-00 Dialga
	0483-01 Dialga-1 (Origin Forme)
	0484-00 Palkia
	0484-01 Palkia-1 (Origin Forme)
	0485-00 Heatran
	0486-00 Regigigas
	0487-00 Giratina (Altered Forme)
	0487-01 Giratina-1 (Origin Forme)
	0488-00 Cresselia
	0489-00 Phione
	0490-00 Manaphy
	0491-00 Darkrai
	0492-00 Shaymin (Land Forme)
	0492-01 Shaymin-1 (Sky Forme)
	0493-00 Arceus (Type: Normal)
	0493-01 Arceus-1 (Type: Fighting)
	0493-02 Arceus-2 (Type: Flying)
	0493-03 Arceus-3 (Type: Poison)
	0493-04 Arceus-4 (Type: Ground)
	0493-05 Arceus-5 (Type: Rock)
	0493-06 Arceus-6 (Type: Bug)
	0493-07 Arceus-7 (Type: Ghost)
	0493-08 Arceus-8 (Type: Steel)
	0493-09 Arceus-9 (Type: Fire)
	0493-10 Arceus-10 (Type: Water)
	0493-11 Arceus-11 (Type: Grass)
	0493-12 Arceus-12 (Type: Electric)
	0493-13 Arceus-13 (Type: Psychic)
	0493-14 Arceus-14 (Type: Ice)
	0493-15 Arceus-15 (Type: Dragon)
	0493-16 Arceus-16 (Type: Dark)
	0493-17 Arceus-17 (Type: Fairy)
	0503-01 Samurott-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0549-01 Lilligant-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0570-01 Zorua-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0571-01 Zoroark-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0628-01 Braviary-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0638-00 Cobalion
	0639-00 Terrakion
	0640-00 Virizion
	0641-00 Tornadus (Incarnate Forme)
	0641-01 Tornadus-1 (Therian Forme)
	0642-00 Thundurus (Incarnate Forme)
	0642-01 Thundurus-1 (Therian Forme)
	0643-00 Reshiram
	0644-00 Zekrom
	0645-00 Landorus (Incarnate Forme)
	0645-01 Landorus-1 (Therian Forme)
	0646-00 Kyurem
	0646-01 Kyurem-1 (White Kyurem)
	0646-02 Kyurem-2 (Black Kyurem)
	0647-00 Keldeo (Ordinary Form)
	0647-01 Keldeo-1 (Resolute Form)
	0648-00 Meloetta (Aria Forme)
	0648-01 Meloetta-1 (Pirouette Forme)
	0658-01 Greninja-1 (Battle Bond)
	0705-01 Sliggoo-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0706-01 Goodra-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0713-01 Avalugg-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0719-00 Diancie
	0720-00 Hoopa (Hoopa Confined)
	0720-01 Hoopa-1 (Hoopa Unbound)
	0721-00 Volcanion
	0724-01 Decidueye-1 (Hisuian Form)
	0744-01 Rockruff-1 (Own Tempo)
	0789-00 Cosmog
	0790-00 Cosmoem
	0791-00 Solgaleo
	0792-00 Lunala
	0800-00 Necrozma
	0800-01 Necrozma-1 (Dusk Mane)
	0800-02 Necrozma-2 (Dawn Wings)
	0801-00 Magearna
	0801-01 Magearna-1 (Original Color)
	0863-00 Perrserker
	0888-00 Zacian (Hero of Many Battles)
	0888-01 Zacian-1 (Crowned Sword)
	0889-00 Zamazenta (Hero of Many Battles)
	0889-01 Zamazenta-1 (Crowned Shield)
	0890-00 Eternatus
	0891-00 Kubfu
	0892-00 Urshifu (Single Strike Style)
	0892-01 Urshifu-1 (Rapid Strike Style)
	0893-00 Zarude
	0893-01 Zarude-1 (Dada)
	0894-00 Regieleki
	0895-00 Regidrago
	0896-00 Glastrier
	0897-00 Spectrier
	0898-00 Calyrex
	0898-01 Calyrex-1 (Ice Rider)
	0898-02 Calyrex-2 (Shadow Rider)
	0899-00 Wyrdeer
	0901-00 Ursaluna
	0903-00 Sneasler
	0905-00 Enamorus (Incarnate Forme)
	0905-01 Enamorus-1 (Therian Forme)

Spoiler: New Pokémons' Pokedex Entries

SCARLET:
1018-00 Archaludon It gathers static electricity from its surroundings. The beams it launches when down on all fours are tremendously powerful.
1019-00 Hydrapple Seven syrpents live inside an apple made of syrup. The syrpent in the center is the commander.
1020-00 Gouging Fire There are scant few reports of this creature being sighted. One short video shows it rampaging and spouting pillars of flame.
1021-00 Raging Bolt It’s said to incinerate everything around it with lightning launched from its fur. Very little is known about this creature.
1022-00 Iron Boulder It resembles a Pokémon described in a dubious magazine as a Terrakion that had been modified by an evil organization.
1023-00 Iron Crown It resembles a mysterious object introduced in a paranormal magazine as a cutting-edge weapon shaped like a Cobalion.
1024-00 Terapagos Terapagos protects itself using its power to transform energy into hard crystals. This Pokémon is the source of the Terastal phenomenon.
1024-01 Terapagos-1 Upon sensing danger, it prepares itself for battle by creating a sturdy shell of crystallized Terastal energy.
1024-02 Terapagos-2 In this form, Terapagos resembles the world as the ancients saw it, and its Terastal energy is abnormally amplified.
1025-00 Pecharunt It feeds others toxic mochi that draw out desires and capabilities. Those who eat the mochi fall under Pecharunt’s control, chained to its will.

VIOLET:
1018-00 Archaludon It digs holes on mountains, searching for food. It’s so durable that being caught in a cave-in won’t faze it.
1019-00 Hydrapple These capricious syrpents have banded together. On the rare occasion that their moods align, their true power is unleashed.
1020-00 Gouging Fire It resembles an eerie Pokémon once shown in a paranormal magazine. That Pokémon was said to be an Entei regenerated from a fossil.
1021-00 Raging Bolt It bears resemblance to a Pokémon that became a hot topic for a short while after a paranormal magazine touted it as Raikou’s ancestor.
1022-00 Iron Boulder It was named after a mysterious object recorded in an old book. Its body seems to be metallic.
1023-00 Iron Crown There was supposedly an incident in which it launched shining blades to cut everything around it to pieces. Little else is known about it.
1024-00 Terapagos It’s thought that this Pokémon lived in ancient Paldea until it got caught in seismic shifts and went extinct.
1024-01 Terapagos-1 The shell is made of crystallized Terastal energy. When struck by a move, this shell absorbs the move’s energy and transfers it to Terapagos.
1024-02 Terapagos-2 An old expedition journal describes the sight of this Pokémon buried in the depths of the earth as resembling a planet floating in space.
1025-00 Pecharunt Its peach-shaped shell serves as storage for a potent poison. It makes poisonous mochi and serves them to people and Pokémon.

Terapagos can have a gender for some reason.

Some assorted dex entries:


NEW DECENT PHYSICAL ELECTRIC MOVE: SUPERCELL SLAM
I REPEAT THIS IS NOT A DRILL
ELECTIVIRE IS NOW USABLE


New and returning item sprites (the legendary treats are generic Pokémon material sprites):


Sidequest where Perrin gives you a Hisuian Growlithe. You need to catch 200 mon in the BB Pokedex to start it.


Crispin (presumably the fire-type cook)'s trial consists of making a spicy sandwich using ingredients you get from people scattered around the biosphere.

 

[Love Machine]

I wonder if hydrapple will grow heads with its ability.

 

[Anonitolia]

I wonder if hydrapple will grow heads with its ability.

Supposedly it does this when it attacks? Not entirely certain, but it is supposed to have more heads according to people. Don't care either way honestly- the design is a bit disappointing, but I don't dislike it so I'm immediately pretty satisfied.

EDIT: Found a pic with its heads out!


New info dump thread because the old one reached the character limit.

Spoiler: Spoilers again

EVERY SINGLE POKEMON'S STATS.

Spoiler: Copy-pasted all the new ones:

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1018 - Archaludon B#162 (Stage: 3)
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Base Stats: 90.105.130.125.65.85 (BST: 600)
EV Yield: 0.0.3.0.0.0
Gender Ratio: 127
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Stamina (1) | Sturdy (2) | Stalwart (H)
Type: Steel / Dragon
EXP Group: MediumFast
Egg Group: Mineral / Dragon
Height: 02.00m, Weight: 060.0kg, Color: White
Level Up Moves:
- [00] Electro Shot
- [01] Leer
- [01] Metal Claw
- [06] Rock Smash
- [12] Hone Claws
- [18] Metal Sound
- [24] Breaking Swipe
- [30] Dragon Tail
- [36] Iron Defense
- [42] Focus Energy
- [48] Dragon Claw
- [54] Flash Cannon
- [60] Metal Burst
- [66] Hyper Beam
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM006] Scary Face
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM030] Snarl
- [TM031] Metal Claw
- [TM036] Rock Tomb
- [TM044] Dragon Tail
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM058] Brick Break
- [TM062] Foul Play
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM074] Reflect
- [TM075] Light Screen
- [TM078] Dragon Claw
- [TM082] Thunder Wave
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM086] Rock Slide
- [TM088] Swords Dance
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM093] Flash Cannon
- [TM094] Dark Pulse
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM104] Iron Defense
- [TM112] Aura Sphere
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM116] Stealth Rock
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM126] Thunderbolt
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM156] Outrage
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM166] Thunder
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM169] Draco Meteor
- [TM170] Steel Beam
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM179] Smack Down
- [TM180] Gyro Ball
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM220] Meteor Beam
- [TM222] Breaking Swipe
- [TM223] Metal Sound
- [TM225] Hard Press
- [TM226] Dragon Cheer

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1019 - Hydrapple B#163 (Stage: 3)
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Base Stats: 106.80.110.120.80.44 (BST: 540)
EV Yield: 0.0.0.3.0.0
Gender Ratio: 127
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Supersweet Syrup (1) | Regenerator (2) | Sticky Hold (H)
Type: Grass / Dragon
EXP Group: Erratic
Egg Group: Grass / Dragon
Height: 01.80m, Weight: 093.0kg, Color: Green
Level Up Moves:
- [00] Fickle Beam
- [01] Withdraw
- [01] Sweet Scent
- [01] Recycle
- [01] Astonish
- [04] Dragon Tail
- [08] Growth
- [12] Dragon Breath
- [16] Protect
- [20] Bullet Seed
- [28] Syrup Bomb
- [32] Dragon Pulse
- [36] Recover
- [40] Energy Ball
- [44] Substitute
- [54] Power Whip
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM021] Pounce
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM033] Magical Leaf
- [TM044] Dragon Tail
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM050] Rain Dance
- [TM056] Bullet Seed
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM071] Seed Bomb
- [TM074] Reflect
- [TM081] Grass Knot
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM111] Giga Drain
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM119] Energy Ball
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM131] Pollen Puff
- [TM133] Earth Power
- [TM137] Grassy Terrain
- [TM140] Nasty Plot
- [TM142] Hydro Pump
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM156] Outrage
- [TM159] Leaf Storm
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM169] Draco Meteor
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM180] Gyro Ball
- [TM182] Bug Bite
- [TM191] Uproar
- [TM194] Grassy Glide
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM222] Breaking Swipe
- [TM224] Curse
- [TM226] Dragon Cheer
Reminder:
- Yawn
- Double Hit
- Infestation

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1020 - Gouging Fire B#236 (Stage: 3)
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Base Stats: 105.115.121.65.93.91 (BST: 590)
EV Yield: 0.0.3.0.0.0
Gender Ratio: 255
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Protosynthesis (1) | Protosynthesis (2) | Protosynthesis (H)
Type: Fire / Dragon
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 03.50m, Weight: 590.0kg, Color: Brown
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Stomp
- [01] Leer
- [01] Incinerate
- [01] Sunny Day
- [07] Fire Fang
- [14] Howl
- [21] Bite
- [28] Dragon Claw
- [35] Crush Claw
- [42] Morning Sun
- [49] Burning Bulwark
- [56] Dragon Rush
- [63] Fire Blast
- [70] Lava Plume
- [77] Outrage
- [84] Flare Blitz
- [91] Raging Fury
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM006] Scary Face
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM008] Fire Fang
- [TM009] Thunder Fang
- [TM024] Fire Spin
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM028] Bulldoze
- [TM030] Snarl
- [TM038] Flame Charge
- [TM044] Dragon Tail
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM053] Smart Strike
- [TM063] Psychic Fangs
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM078] Dragon Claw
- [TM084] Stomping Tantrum
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM100] Dragon Dance
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM108] Crunch
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM118] Heat Wave
- [TM125] Flamethrower
- [TM134] Reversal
- [TM141] Fire Blast
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM156] Outrage
- [TM157] Overheat
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM165] Flare Blitz
- [TM169] Draco Meteor
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM189] Heat Crash
- [TM193] Weather Ball
- [TM200] Scale Shot
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM207] Temper Flare
- [TM215] Scorching Sands
- [TM222] Breaking Swipe
- [TM226] Dragon Cheer
Reminder:
- Double Kick
- Ancient Power
- Noble Roar

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1021 - Raging Bolt B#237 (Stage: 3)
======
Base Stats: 125.73.91.137.89.75 (BST: 590)
EV Yield: 0.0.0.3.0.0
Gender Ratio: 255
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Protosynthesis (1) | Protosynthesis (2) | Protosynthesis (H)
Type: Electric / Dragon
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 05.20m, Weight: 480.0kg, Color: Yellow
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Twister
- [01] Sunny Day
- [01] Shock Wave
- [01] Stomp
- [07] Charge
- [14] Dragon Breath
- [21] Electric Terrain
- [28] Discharge
- [35] Dragon Tail
- [42] Calm Mind
- [49] Thunderclap
- [56] Dragon Hammer
- [63] Rising Voltage
- [70] Dragon Pulse
- [77] Zap Cannon
- [84] Body Press
- [91] Thunder
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM006] Scary Face
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM009] Thunder Fang
- [TM023] Charge Beam
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM030] Snarl
- [TM044] Dragon Tail
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM048] Volt Switch
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM072] Electro Ball
- [TM082] Thunder Wave
- [TM084] Stomping Tantrum
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM087] Taunt
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM096] Eerie Impulse
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM108] Crunch
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM117] Hyper Voice
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM126] Thunderbolt
- [TM129] Calm Mind
- [TM136] Electric Terrain
- [TM147] Wild Charge
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM156] Outrage
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM166] Thunder
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM169] Draco Meteor
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM173] Charge
- [TM193] Weather Ball
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM210] Supercell Slam
- [TM211] Electroweb
- [TM222] Breaking Swipe
- [TM226] Dragon Cheer
Reminder:
- Ancient Power

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1022 - Iron Boulder B#239 (Stage: 3)
======
Base Stats: 90.120.80.68.108.124 (BST: 590)
EV Yield: 0.0.0.0.0.3
Gender Ratio: 255
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Quark Drive (1) | Quark Drive (2) | Quark Drive (H)
Type: Rock / Psychic
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 01.50m, Weight: 162.5kg, Color: Gray
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Horn Attack
- [01] Leer
- [01] Rock Throw
- [01] Electric Terrain
- [07] Quick Attack
- [14] Slash
- [21] Agility
- [28] Psycho Cut
- [35] Counter
- [42] Rock Tomb
- [49] Sacred Sword
- [56] Mighty Cleave
- [63] Swords Dance
- [70] Megahorn
- [77] Quick Guard
- [84] Stone Edge
- [91] Giga Impact
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM004] Agility
- [TM006] Scary Face
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM027] Aerial Ace
- [TM028] Bulldoze
- [TM036] Rock Tomb
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM051] Sandstorm
- [TM054] Psyshock
- [TM058] Brick Break
- [TM059] Zen Headbutt
- [TM065] Air Slash
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM076] Rock Blast
- [TM083] Poison Jab
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM087] Taunt
- [TM088] Swords Dance
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM104] Iron Defense
- [TM105] X-Scissor
- [TM120] Psychic
- [TM136] Electric Terrain
- [TM147] Wild Charge
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM167] Close Combat
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM190] Solar Blade
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM220] Meteor Beam
- [TM221] Throat Chop

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1023 - Iron Crown B#238 (Stage: 3)
======
Base Stats: 90.72.100.122.108.98 (BST: 590)
EV Yield: 0.0.0.3.0.0
Gender Ratio: 255
Catch Rate: 10
Abilities: Quark Drive (1) | Quark Drive (2) | Quark Drive (H)
Type: Steel / Psychic
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 01.60m, Weight: 156.0kg, Color: Blue
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Leer
- [01] Electric Terrain
- [01] Confusion
- [01] Metal Claw
- [07] Smart Strike
- [14] Slash
- [21] Iron Defense
- [28] Psyshock
- [35] Psycho Cut
- [42] Flash Cannon
- [49] Sacred Sword
- [56] Tachyon Cutter
- [63] Future Sight
- [70] Volt Switch
- [77] Quick Guard
- [84] Metal Burst
- [91] Hyper Beam
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM004] Agility
- [TM006] Scary Face
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM028] Bulldoze
- [TM031] Metal Claw
- [TM041] Stored Power
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM048] Volt Switch
- [TM053] Smart Strike
- [TM054] Psyshock
- [TM058] Brick Break
- [TM059] Zen Headbutt
- [TM065] Air Slash
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM088] Swords Dance
- [TM093] Flash Cannon
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM104] Iron Defense
- [TM105] X-Scissor
- [TM120] Psychic
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM129] Calm Mind
- [TM136] Electric Terrain
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM158] Focus Blast
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM170] Steel Beam
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM178] Gravity
- [TM190] Solar Blade
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM210] Supercell Slam
- [TM217] Future Sight
- [TM218] Expanding Force
- [TM223] Metal Sound
- [TM228] Psychic Noise

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1024 - Terapagos B#240 (Stage: 1)
======
Base Stats: 90.65.85.65.85.60 (BST: 450)
EV Yield: 0.0.1.0.0.0
Gender Ratio: 127
Catch Rate: 255
Abilities: Tera Shift (1) | Tera Shift (2) | Tera Shift (H)
Type: Normal
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 00.20m, Weight: 006.5kg, Color: Blue
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Withdraw
- [01] Tri Attack
- [01] Rapid Spin
- [10] Ancient Power
- [20] Headbutt
- [30] Protect
- [40] Earth Power
- [50] Heavy Slam
- [60] Tera Starstorm
- [70] Double-Edge
- [80] Rock Polish
- [90] Gyro Ball
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM011] Water Pulse
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM041] Stored Power
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM050] Rain Dance
- [TM059] Zen Headbutt
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM079] Dazzling Gleam
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM086] Rock Slide
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM093] Flash Cannon
- [TM094] Dark Pulse
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM101] Power Gem
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM108] Crunch
- [TM112] Aura Sphere
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM116] Stealth Rock
- [TM119] Energy Ball
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM123] Surf
- [TM124] Ice Spinner
- [TM125] Flamethrower
- [TM126] Thunderbolt
- [TM129] Calm Mind
- [TM133] Earth Power
- [TM135] Ice Beam
- [TM147] Wild Charge
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM162] Bug Buzz
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM165] Flare Blitz
- [TM166] Thunder
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM175] Toxic
- [TM178] Gravity
- [TM180] Gyro Ball
- [TM189] Heat Crash
- [TM193] Weather Ball
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM210] Supercell Slam
- [TM215] Scorching Sands
- [TM220] Meteor Beam

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1422 - Terapagos-1 B#240 (Stage: 1)
======
Base Stats: 95.95.110.105.110.85 (BST: 600)
EV Yield: 0.0.2.0.2.0
Gender Ratio: 127
Catch Rate: 255
Abilities: Tera Shell (1) | Tera Shell (2) | Tera Shell (H)
Type: Normal
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 00.30m, Weight: 016.0kg, Color: Blue
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Withdraw
- [01] Tri Attack
- [01] Rapid Spin
- [10] Ancient Power
- [20] Headbutt
- [30] Protect
- [40] Earth Power
- [50] Heavy Slam
- [60] Tera Starstorm
- [70] Double-Edge
- [80] Rock Polish
- [90] Gyro Ball
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM011] Water Pulse
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM041] Stored Power
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM050] Rain Dance
- [TM059] Zen Headbutt
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM079] Dazzling Gleam
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM086] Rock Slide
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM093] Flash Cannon
- [TM094] Dark Pulse
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM101] Power Gem
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM108] Crunch
- [TM112] Aura Sphere
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM116] Stealth Rock
- [TM119] Energy Ball
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM123] Surf
- [TM124] Ice Spinner
- [TM125] Flamethrower
- [TM126] Thunderbolt
- [TM129] Calm Mind
- [TM133] Earth Power
- [TM135] Ice Beam
- [TM147] Wild Charge
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM162] Bug Buzz
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM165] Flare Blitz
- [TM166] Thunder
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM175] Toxic
- [TM178] Gravity
- [TM180] Gyro Ball
- [TM189] Heat Crash
- [TM193] Weather Ball
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM210] Supercell Slam
- [TM215] Scorching Sands
- [TM220] Meteor Beam

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1423 - Terapagos-2 B#240 (Stage: 1)
======
Base Stats: 160.105.110.130.110.85 (BST: 700)
EV Yield: 3.0.0.0.0.0
Gender Ratio: 127
Catch Rate: 255
Abilities: Teraform Zero (1) | Teraform Zero (2) | Teraform Zero (H)
Type: Normal
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 01.70m, Weight: 077.0kg, Color: Blue
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Withdraw
- [01] Tri Attack
- [01] Rapid Spin
- [10] Ancient Power
- [20] Headbutt
- [30] Protect
- [40] Earth Power
- [50] Heavy Slam
- [60] Tera Starstorm
- [70] Double-Edge
- [80] Rock Polish
- [90] Gyro Ball
TM Learn:
- [TM001] Take Down
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM011] Water Pulse
- [TM025] Facade
- [TM041] Stored Power
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM049] Sunny Day
- [TM050] Rain Dance
- [TM059] Zen Headbutt
- [TM066] Body Slam
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM079] Dazzling Gleam
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM086] Rock Slide
- [TM089] Body Press
- [TM093] Flash Cannon
- [TM094] Dark Pulse
- [TM099] Iron Head
- [TM101] Power Gem
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM108] Crunch
- [TM112] Aura Sphere
- [TM115] Dragon Pulse
- [TM116] Stealth Rock
- [TM119] Energy Ball
- [TM121] Heavy Slam
- [TM123] Surf
- [TM124] Ice Spinner
- [TM125] Flamethrower
- [TM126] Thunderbolt
- [TM129] Calm Mind
- [TM133] Earth Power
- [TM135] Ice Beam
- [TM147] Wild Charge
- [TM149] Earthquake
- [TM150] Stone Edge
- [TM152] Giga Impact
- [TM162] Bug Buzz
- [TM163] Hyper Beam
- [TM165] Flare Blitz
- [TM166] Thunder
- [TM168] Solar Beam
- [TM172] Roar
- [TM175] Toxic
- [TM178] Gravity
- [TM180] Gyro Ball
- [TM189] Heat Crash
- [TM193] Weather Ball
- [TM204] Double-Edge
- [TM210] Supercell Slam
- [TM215] Scorching Sands
- [TM220] Meteor Beam

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1025 - Pecharunt B#243 (Stage: 3)
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Base Stats: 88.88.160.88.88.88 (BST: 600)
EV Yield: 0.0.3.0.0.0
Gender Ratio: 255
Catch Rate: 3
Abilities: Poison Puppeteer (1) | Poison Puppeteer (2) | Poison Puppeteer (H)
Type: Poison / Ghost
EXP Group: Slow
Egg Group: Undiscovered
Height: 00.30m, Weight: 000.3kg, Color: Purple
Level Up Moves:
- [01] Smog
- [01] Poison Gas
- [01] Memento
- [01] Astonish
- [08] Withdraw
- [16] Destiny Bond
- [24] Fake Tears
- [32] Parting Shot
- [40] Shadow Ball
- [48] Malignant Chain
- [56] Toxic
- [64] Nasty Plot
- [72] Recover
TM Learn:
- [TM003] Fake Tears
- [TM007] Protect
- [TM013] Acid Spray
- [TM029] Hex
- [TM042] Night Shade
- [TM045] Venoshock
- [TM047] Endure
- [TM062] Foul Play
- [TM070] Sleep Talk
- [TM085] Rest
- [TM092] Imprison
- [TM102] Gunk Shot
- [TM103] Substitute
- [TM114] Shadow Ball
- [TM140] Nasty Plot
- [TM148] Sludge Bomb
- [TM151] Phantom Force
- [TM171] Tera Blast
- [TM175] Toxic
- [TM177] Spite
- [TM198] Poltergeist
- [TM214] Sludge Wave
- [TM224] Curse
Reminder:
- Defense Curl
- Rollout
- Mean Look

EVERY SINGLE TERA RAID. I can't copy them because they're too big for the character limit. Even just the six-stars make the post editor act up.

Stellar-type Terastilization grants a one-time boost to any type of move and vanishes after that. Unless you're in a raid. Then it just lasts forever. It also gives Tera Blast a special effect: if you use Tera Blast while terastilized as a Stellar-type, the move will be super-effective against Terastilized targets and lower both their attacking stats by one level.

Various Pokedex pictures:


Iron Leaves and Walking Wake are completely unencounterable in the DLC. If you didn't get them from the event, you're fucked. Despite this, they are still in the Blueberry Academy Pokedex and necessary to complete it. Thanks, Gamefreak!

Everything is unarchived for now because archive.today seems to be down. I'll try to go back and archive everything after the fact. Images should be fine, at least.

Also, there aren't any real story spoilers in either of these posts, just stats/mon/typings/etc. That's both because I don't want to spoil the plot (I'd like to avoid being shot when it turns out like dogshit) and because there are almost no spoilers out at the moment since everyone is still playing through.

 

[Archeops]

Well my team's ready for The Teal Mask, here's the lineup.

Spoiler: The Team

I pretty much made what I planned to do but I added in Sandy Shocks since I liked the idea of bringing in an extremely dangerous Paradox Pokémon to the Blueberry Academy and I added in Fezandipiti (I know, it's a Legendary) since I felt I needed another Sp. Def pivot in the team.

Spoiler

• Archaludon [Steel/Dragon]
• Hydrapple
• Gouging Fire
• Raging Bolt [Dragon/Electric]
• Iron Boulder
• Iron Crown [Steel/Psychic]
• Terapagos Standard Form / Terapagos Terastal Form / Terapagos Stellar Form
• Pecharunt

Hydrapple looks amazing compared to Applin's other evolutions. Too bad it's still Grass/Dragon type.

Gouging Fire being based off of a ceratopsian dinosaur was expected but I really like this one, I was expecting GF to go the lazy route and use a triceratops but they decided to go the styracosaur route instead.

Iron Boulder is what I expected it to be, at least it doesn't look as awkward as Terrakion does.

And I called it about the final trailer hinting at a third Terapagos form and it looks like the illustration in the Scarlet/Violet Book. Shame about the Shiny form being unavailable.

Pecharunt is really interesting, I can see what the leaks mention about it being similar to the Tapus. That said the scared expression on its face just makes it look laughable compared to The Loyal Three.

Biomes being upgradable and the starters being locked behind said upgrades was something I expected.

Supercell Slam is interesting but it's another case of GF retooling a previously-seen move, it has the exact same effect as High Jump Kick and its base power is the same as Gen IV High Jump Kick too.

And fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck GF for making the static encounters Shiny-locked, I was hoping to find the Past Paradox Beasts in Shiny form. Oh well, I guess they'll probably end up like the Galarian Bird Trio did and end up as participation prizes for the yearly online VGC tournaments.

Meloetta being the catchable Mythical is a bit of a letdown, I was expecting Genesect.

 

[6MillionCoofs]

So 10 minutes into the DLC and I have already headcanoned that my MC hates being here and wants to deck everyone for being beyond annoying…

Christ this is cliche.

And I swear one of the elites was just stolen from an anime in terms of design.

 

[Dysnomia]

I was watching random clips again (I'll get around to watching PTS:SM at some point) and seeing two Eevee do this is really jarring
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Do they have glands back there? What do you guys think? Cursed or no?

They're checking to see if it's time to make eggs.

 

[Thiletonomics]

While watching a livestream of the DLC, I never expected that GF would bring back the Ball Throwing Styles from Gen 7. Locking them behind a DLC seems on par with GF though.

 

[Archeops]

Well whoever said in that the Shiny rate in the Terarium appears to be higher than normal may have been onto something, I just caught this fucker before starting the reaching my first class session.

Spoiler