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Pokemon Dusk and Pokemon Dawn are two Pokémon games for the Nintendo DS, Dusk and Dawn are also the start of a new generation of pokemon, Gen VI.
Plot[]
It's your 10th birthday and you're downstairs watching T.V. when Professor Beech walks in with your mother behind her, they give you a present and tell you to open it. When you open it you choose your starter Pokémon. Bloomingbird, Boilox or Coldoar. Once you have chosen your Pokémon, your mother hands you a map, some Poke Balls and a journal. When you go outside a person runs into you and says " Watch where your going you worthless trainer" and runs off, another trainer runs in to you she says "Ouch..... sorry that mean man stole my Luvbird, will you get it back for me?" as soon as you get her Luvbird back your adventure begins, however, like all Pokémon games there are small tutorials along the way.
Pokémon[]
- Bloomingbird
- Bushcan
- Flapingo
- Boilox
- Burnolf
- Incierion
- Hydrape
- Monsture
- Gorilldrop
- Luvbird
- Loveydovey
- Valenhawk
- Hampstur
- Gerbil
- Giraffa
- Girafarig
- Smoochum
- Jynx
- Glacella
- Eleckid
- Electabuzz
- Elecrivre
- Magby
- Magmar
- Magmortar
- Pichu
- Pikachu
- Riachu
- Ka
- Ra
- Te
- Mime Jr
- Mrs. Mime
- Mr. Mime
- Pantomime
- Mastermime
- Gothita (Dusk)
- Gothorita (Dusk)
- Gothitelle (Dusk)
- Gothir (Dusk)
- Solosis (Dawn)
- Duosion (Dawn)
- Reuniclus (Dawn)
- Trioiclus (Dawn)
- Minapilar
- Snoozecoon
- Flutterbye
- Megoth
- Mawaby
- Mawile
- Maween
- Mawing
- Vullaby (Dusk)
- Mandibuzz (Dusk)
- Ruflet (Dawn)
- Braivery (Dawn)
- Wilteed
- Wilting
- Wiltur
- Frostimo Female
- Frostimo Male
- Confusing
- Unknown
- Mysterious
- Wailiny
- Wailmer
- Wailord
- Mismercifull
- Misdreavius
- Mismagius
- Trubish
- Garbodor
- Garbarge
- Ralts
- Kirlia
- Gardevoir
- Gallade
- Mirrot
- Reflost
- Dressurn
- Wordrost
- Hopunch
- Bannanot
- Carruot
- Apleot
- Breadot
- Porygon
- Porygon2
- Porygon-z
- Faintal
- Cutiepatootie
- Cutiebaputie
- Cutiehotaltie
- Coldap
- Hotap
- Sinkle
- Rubtub
- Yin (Dusk)
- Yang (Dawn)
- Yin-Yang
- Goldeen
- Seaking
- Seaqueen
- Snowbrawl
- Snorunt
- Glalie
- Froslass
- Amozamon
- Pansage
- Simisage
- Pansear
- Simisear
- Panpour
- Simipour
- Pansoar
- Simisoar
- Pantox
- Simitox
- Pangon
- Simigon
- Panshock
- Simishock
- Panfreeze
- Simifreaze
- Pansoul
- Simisoul
- Panpebble
- Simipebble
- Panquake
- Simiquake
- Panpsy
- Simipsy
(more coming soon)
Gym Leaders[]
Jimmy = Flying
Grammsy = Bug
Rocky = Rock
Summer = Grass
Fantoul = Ghost
Vallery = Ice
Flint Jr = Fire
Zap = Electric
Elite Four and Champion[]
Sophia = Water
Mark = Dragon
Toxica = Poision
Kongo = Fighting
Lola = Champion
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- All Trainers carry Pokeballs, Gym Learders carry Great Balls, the Elite Four carry Ultra Balls and the Champion carrys Master Balls
- This generation introduces the least amount of Pokemon in pokemon history because alot of the pokemon from these games are already released.
- The Sarkoko region is described as the central region due to the fact that atleast one person is related to someone famus from another region.