Mami Tomoe

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This world is inhabited by creatures called pokemon.

People catch and train pokemon
Pokemon battles
Gym challenge: traveling trainers battling a series of elite trainers

PokeCenters are in most towns
Heal pokemon for free

PokeMart
Store
Trainer discounts

Some pokemon can evolve and change form.
Methods include: raising level, bonding, them becoming affectionate, certain stones, certain items, certain locations, trading

Pokemon come from eggs
Eggs hatch by being around people and pokemon, and keeping them warm
Dr. Stanford Pines may have more information


Pokemon have abilities that affect battles.

Pokemon attacks can also have secondary effects
Among them are status conditions:
Poison: pokemon take damage periodically
Burn: pokemon take damage periodically
Paralyzed: Pokemon sometimes can’t move
Frozen: Pokemon can’t move
Sleep: Pokemon are asleep
Confusion: Pokemon may cause damage to themselves
Attraction: Pokemon may not fight their opponent
Barring confusion and attraction, pokemon can only seem to take on one status condition at a time.






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Trainers can have up to 6 pokemon on them at a time. (pick a wide variety)
Other pokemon go to a PC automatically
Can access the PC at a Poke Center

Catching pokemon:

Weaken them first
Status conditions help
Throw the pokeball

Different types of pokeballs
Pokeball & premier ball: default
Great ball: better chance of capture



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18 types of pokemon: grass, fire, water, normal, flying, psychic, dark, bug, ghost, fighting, ice, rock, ground, steel, electric, poison, dragon, fairy
Types have strengths and weaknesses

Each pokemon can have up to two types (Budew are Grass/Poison)
Affects strength/weakness

Attacks that match a pokemon’s type are stronger


*drawing of a type chart*

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Grass Type:

Strengths: Water, Ground, Rock
Weaknesses: Bug, Flying, Poison, Ice, Fire

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Fire Type:

Strengths: Grass, Ice, Bug, Steel
Weaknesses: Water, Ground, Rock

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Water Type:

Strengths:Fire, Ground, Rock
Weaknesses: Grass, Electric

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Normal Type:

Weaknesses: Fighting
Resistance: Ghost
No effect: Ghost


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Flying Type:

Strengths: Grass, Fighting, Bug
Weaknesses: Electric, Ice, Rock

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Electric Type:

Strengths: Water. Flying
Weaknesses: Ground
No effect: Ground

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Ice Type:

Strengths: Grass, Ground, Flying, Dragon
Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel

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Fighting Type:

Strengths: Normal, Ice, Rock, Dark, Steel
Weaknesses: Flying, Psychic, Fairy
No effect: Ghost

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Poison Type:

Strengths: Grass, Fairy
Weaknesses: Ground, Psychic
No effect: Steel

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Ground Type:

Strengths: Fire, Electric, Poison, Rock, Steel
Weaknesses: Water, Grass, Ice
No effect: Flying

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Flying Type:

Strengths: Grass, Fighting, Bug
Weaknesses: Electric, Ice, Rock
Resistance: Ground

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Psychic Type:

Strengths: Fighting, Poison
Weaknesses:Bug, Ghost, Dark
No effect: Dark

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Bug Type:

Strengths: Grass, Psychic, Dark
Weaknesses: Fire, Flying, Rock

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Rock Type:

Strengths: Fire, Ice, Flying, Bug
Weaknesses: Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Steel

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Ghost Type:

Strengths: Psychic, Ghost
Weaknesses: Ghost, Dark
Resistance: Normal, Fighting
No effect: Normal

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Dragon Type:

Strengths: Dragon
Weaknesses: Ice, Dragon, Fairy
No Effect: Fairy

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Dark Type:

Strengths: Psychic, Ghost
Weaknesses: Fighting, Bug, Fairy
Resistance: Psychic

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Steel Type:

Strengths: Ice, Rock, Fairy
Weaknesses: Fire, Fighting, Ground
Resistance: Poison

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Fairy Type:

Strengths: Fighting, Dragon, Dark
Weaknesses: Poison, Steel
Resistance: Dragon

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Strategies and Moves:

Counter-Shield (thanks to Yayoi)
Have pokemon cover themselves in type energy to block attacks