Pokémon Fantendo Version

Pokemon Fantendo Version

Developer(s)

Everyone

Publisher(s)

Platform(s)

3DS

Genre(s)

RPG, Adventure, Turn-Based Strategy

Series

Pokemon

Predecessor

Everyone's most recent Fanon Pokemon Games & Omega Ruby & Alpha Sapphire

Successor

Gen VII Canon Pokemon Games & Everyone's Fanon Pokemon Games after now

Release Date(s)

TBA

Mode(s)

Single-Player, Multi-Player

Pokemon Fantendo Version is an upcoming Pokemon game developed by the community of Fantendo. It is a community project that follows along the classic Pokemon series. It sees the protagonist go on an adventure around the region Zeon to collect the 8 Gym Badges from the region's Gym Leaders and then challenge the Elite Four and Champion. It also includes a side-story that becomes the focus in the third-quarter centred around the villainous, Team {Insert Team Name Here}. The player accomplishes in stopping the villainous team with the help of their colleagues {and Legendary Pokemon depending on Villainous Team Chosen}.

Main Characters Information[]

These are the main characters of the game (note: if you are unhappy with your title (like the shortened part of your name feel free to change it)).

Player & Player's Rivals[]

Protagonist - The player's character, a young ten year old child who upon the request of Professor {Insert Professor's Name Here} goes out on a journey around Zeon to see, find & capture all the mysterious Pokemon in the region. Along the way they get involved in becoming the Pokemon League Champion as the Professor sees it as a way to help the player train their Pokemon and see evolution at work. The player also gets wrapped within the plots of the villainous Team {Insert Team Name Here} and their attempts to {Insert Team Plot here}. (This player may be Male or Female)
{Insert Female Rival's Name Here}/{Insert Male Rival's Name Here} - TBA (Note: Opposite Gender to Player)
{Insert Secondary Rival's Name Here} - TBA
{Insert Trinary Rival's Name Here} - TBA

Professor[]

{Insert Professor's Name Here} - TBA

Villainous Team[]

Boss Tommy - TBA
Super Admin CSketch - TBA
Admin Clara - TBA
Admin Terraria - TBA
Admin Claus - TBA

Champion & Elite Four[]

Champion Exotoro - TBA
Elite Four Arend - TBA
Elite Four Lumoshi - TBA
Elite Four Timesoul - Admin of Villainous Team, TBA
Elite Four Crimson - TBA

Gym Leaders[]

Leader Yami No Tenshi - TBA
Leader NintendoChamp - TBA
Leader Qyzxf - TBA
Leader Ziegs - TBA
Leader DK - TBA
Leader Plazzap - TBA
Leader Wario - TBA
Leader Kirby - TBA

Other Major Characters[]

Mysterious Kalosian Trainer 717 - TBA
PC Expert Jarred - TBA
PC Expert Fennek - TBA
Squav Elder Hamclub - TBA
Fossil Genius Poisonshot - TBA
Gym Guide Soupy - TBA
Midnight Wanderer Shade - TBA
Sunlight Wanderer Flare - TBA

Battle Fronteir[]

Tower Tycoon Mantax - Head of Battle Tower Facility and Head of Battle Fronteir. More can be added
Hall Matron {Name} - Head of Battle Hall Facility. More can be added
Factory Head {Name} - Head of Battle Factory Facility. More can be added
Wild King {Name} - Head of Battle Mega Jungle Facility. More can be added
Despair Master Claus - Head of Battle Wheel of Misfortune Facility. More can be added
Supreme Racer {Name} - Head of Battle Sports Gymnasium Facility. More can be added
Spectral Deity Nova - Head of Battle Spacial Traverser Facility. More can be added
Ornate Mistress Fae - Head of Battle Mansion Facility. More can be added

Region[]

The region {Region Name}, is a colossal Pokemon region found far from other Pokemon Regions. It is shaped similarily to the Fantendo Mascot, Unten. It features 13 Cities, 18 Towns and 22 Villages. Villages are a new location in Pokemon Fantendo Version and act as minor settlements in the game, not capable of housing Pokemarts or Gyms but capable of housing a Pokemon Center. It had been revealed after the introduction of these villages that the Sevii Island Towns were actually Village prototypes.

The region has 8 Gyms located across it found on Unten's Right Arm, Lower Left Arm, Lower Left Leg, Lower Right Leg, Left Eye, Upper Right Eye, Left Ear & Lower Right Eye. They are located in cities. The Pokemon League is also found in a city however unlike most Pokemon Leagues the City is a true City complete with a Pokemon Center, Pokemon Mart & several residential houses. The difference is that there is once again Badge Checkpoints like in Generation I and Victory Road is now more of a mountain than previous generations where it was a cave. The City is located approximately on the center of the region and is relative to Unten's belly.

Another important individual location in the region is Squav Village which is one of the main focuses of the villainous team as it feature {either an important resource or the secrets of a legendary Pokemon} which they need to take over the world. Squav Village is located North of the Pokemon League, from the Pokemon League's North Exit it is along the route that traverses East from where the original path splits.

Pokemon[]

Gym Leader Teams[]

Kirby - Ice-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Sneasel Lv9, Snorunt Lv10, Glaceon Lv12
Rematch: Walrein Lv62, Weavile Lv63, Avalugg Lv63, Abomasnow Lv62, Glaceon Lv65, Glalie (Mega) Lv66

Wario - Ghost-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Yamask Lv15, Litwick Lv20, Haunter Lv25
Rematch: ??? Lv62, Cofagrigus Lv63, ??? Lv63, ??? Lv62, Chandelure Lv65, Gengar (Mega) Lv66

Plazzap - Bug-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Shuckle Lv23, Pinsir Lv25, Vespiquen Lv27
Rematch: Shuckle Lv63, Volcarona Lv63, Shedinja Lv62, Galvantula Lv62, Vespiquen Lv65, Pinsir (Mega) Lv66

.Vector - Steel-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Bronzor Lv26, Ferroseed Lv27, Honedge Lv30
Rematch: Steelix Lv62, Bronzong Lv63, Ferrothron Lv63, Bisharp Lv62, Aegislash Lv65, Aggron (Mega) Lv66

Ziegs - Electric-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Flaaffy Lv29, Raichu Lv29, Jolteon Lv30, Electabuzz Lv32
Rematch: Magnezone Lv62, Raichu Lv63, Jolteon Lv63, Heliolisk Lv62, Electivire Lv65, Ampharos (Mega) Lv66

Qyzxf - Grass-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Cottonee Lv33, Snover Lv33, Leafeon Lv34, Gourgeist Lv36
Rematch: Roserade Lv62, Whimsicott Lv63, Maractus Lv63, Leafeon Lv62, Gourgeist Lv65, Abomasnow (Mega) Lv66

White - Normal-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Blissey Lv37, Slaking Lv38, Snorlax Lv37, Lopunny Lv40
Rematch: Wigglytuff Lv62, Pyroar Lv63, Slaking Lv63, Sawsbuck Lv62, Lopunny Lv65, Pidgeot (Mega) Lv66

Yami No Tenshi - Fire-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Flareon Lv44, Magcargo Lv45, Camerupt Lv45, Rapidash Lv46, Arcanine Lv48
Rematch: Infernape Lv62, Magcargo Lv63, Rapidash Lv63, Magmortar Lv62, Arcanine Lv65, Camerupt (Mega) Lv66

Elite Four & Champion Teams[]

Crimson - Poison-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Drapion Lv51, Dragalge Lv51, Crobat Lv50, Weezing Lv51, Roserade Lv52
Rematch: Drapion Lv70, Dragalge Lv70, Tentacruel Lv71, Crobat Lv70, Roserade Lv72, Venusaur (Mega) Lv73

TimeSoul - Dark-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Scrafty Lv52, Houndoom Lv53, Spiritomb Lv52, Honchkrow Lv53, Umbreon Lv54
Rematch: Scrafty Lv73, Spiritomb Lv73, Hydreigon Lv74, Honchkrow Lv73, Umbreon Lv75, Houndoom (Mega) Lv77

Lumoshi - Water-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Sharpedo Lv54, Tentacruel Lv54, Walrein Lv54, Kingdra Lv55, Swampert Lv56
Rematch: Sharpedo Lv78, Tentacruel Lv78, Walrein Lv79, Barbaracle Lv78 Lv, Kingdra Lv79, Swampert (Mega) Lv80

Arend - Fighting-Type Specialist[]

Initial Battle: Primeape Lv55, Heracross Lv56, Scrafty Lv56, Gallade Lv55, Hawlucha Lv57
Rematch: Primeape Lv82, Heracross Lv83, Mienshao Lv82, Breloom Lv82, Hawlucha Lv85, Lopunny (Mega) Lv87

Exotoro - Champion[]

Initial Battle: Garbodor Lv58, Cofagrigus Lv59, Sableye Lv58, Hydreigon Lv58, Rotom Lv60, Trevenant Lv60
Rematch: Hydreigon Lv88, Cofagrigus Lv89, Sableye Lv89, Trevenant Lv90, Rotom Lv90, Tyranitar (Mega) Lv92

Battle Frontier[]

Tower Tycoon Mantax[]

Single Golden Match: Dusknoir, Aggron, Ampharos
Single Platinum Match: Dusknoir, Registeel, Ampharos (Mega)
Double/Rotation Golden Match: Dusknoir, Aggron, Chansey, Altaria
Double/Rotation Platinum Match: Dusknoir, Registeel, Chansey, Regice
Triple Golden Match: Dusknoir, Marowak, Aggron, Altaria, Ampharos, Chansey
Triple Platinum Match: Dusknoir, Regirock, Registeel, Regice, Ampharos (Mega), Chansey

Hall Matron[]

Spotlight Golden Match:
Spotlight Platinum Match:
Duet Golden Match:
Duet Platinum Match:
Triple Golden Match:
Triple Platinum Match:

Factory Head[]

Random Pokemon Selected:

Wild King[]

Golden Match:
Platinum Match:

Despair Master Claus[]

Single Golden Match: Gallade, Goodra, Kangaskhan (Mega)
Single Platinum Match: Kangaskhan (Mega), Cobalion, Rayquaza
Double Golden Match: Gallade, Goodra, Aggron, Kangaskhan (Mega)
Double Platinum Match: Kangaskhan (Mega), Rayquaza, Cobalion, Lugia
Triple Golden Match: Gallade, Goodra, Aggron, Kangaskhan (Mega), Arcanine, Breloom
Triple Platinum Match: Gallade, Goodra, Kangaskhan (Mega), Cobalion, Lugia, Rayquaza

Supreme Racer[]

Sprint Golden Match:
Sprint Platinum Match:
Track Golden Match:
Track Platinum Match:
Cross Country Golden Match:
Cross Country Platinum Match:

Spectral Deity Nova[]

3 Young Golden Match:
3 Young Platinum Match:
3 Strong Golden Match:
3 Strong Platinum Match:
3 Wise Golden Match:
3 Wise Platinum Match:
4 Grow Golden Match:
4 Grow Platinum Match:
4 Mighty Golden Match:
4 Mighty Platinum Match:
4 Infinite Golden Match:
4 Infinite Platinum Match:

Ornate Mistress Fae[]

Blessed Golden Match: Froslass, Tyranitar, Gardevoir, Slaking
Regal Platinum Match: Keldeo, Scizor, Blissey, Altaria

TMs & HMs[]

TMs & HMs once again return in the series as items that allow the player to teach their Pokemon moves they wouldn't normally learn on level up as well as moves that can help the player traverse in the field. There are 124 TMs in the game and 8 HMs. The lists below detail these TMs & HMs

TM List[]

There are 124 TMs in the generation with 9 old TMs being removed as well as several being moved. There are also 24 new TM slots. Notable changes include the Fire-Ice-Electric Trio attacks of Flamethrower, Ice, Bea, Thunderbolt, Fire Blast, Blizzard & Thunder being grouped together and Hyper Beam and Giga Impact being moved to the last 2 TMs of this game.

1	Focus Punch	32	Double Team	63	Embargo	94	Secret Power
2	Dragon Claw	33	Reflect	64	Explosion	95	Snarl
3	Psyshock	34	Aqua Tail	65	Shadow Claw	96	Nature Power
4	Calm Mind	35	Swords Dance	66	Payback	97	Dark Pulse
5	Confuse Ray	36	Sludge Bomb	67	Retaliate	98	Power-Up Punch
6	Toxic	37	Sandstorm	68	Drain Punch	99	Dazzling Gleam
7	Hail	38	Bulldoze	69	Sweet Scent	100	Confide
8	Bulk Up	39	Rock Tomb	70	Flash	101	Iron Defence
9	Giga Drain	40	Aerial Ace	71	Stone Edge	102	Hex
10	Hidden Power	41	Torment	72	Volt Switch	103	Dragon Dance
11	Sunny Day	42	Façade	73	Grass Whistle	104	Acid Spray
12	Taunt	43	Flame Charge	74	Thunderbolt	105	Charm
13	Struggle Bug	44	Rest	75	Flamethrower	106	Outrage
14	Frost Breath	45	Attract	76	Ice Beam	107	Sweet Kiss
15	Pluck	46	Thief	77	Thunder	108	Earth Power
16	Light Screen	47	Low Sweep	78	Fire Blast	109	Air Slash
17	Protect	48	Round	79	Blizzard	110	Nightmare
18	Rain Dance	49	Echoed Voice	80	Rock Slide	111	Psycho Cut
19	Rock Polish	50	Overheat	81	X-Scissor	112	Water Pulse
20	Safeguard	51	Steel Wing	82	Dragon Tail	113	Signal Beam
21	Frustration	52	Focus Blast	83	Infestation	114	Bullet Seed
22	Solar Beam	53	Energy Ball	84	Poison Jab	115	Draining Kiss
23	Smack Down	54	False Swipe	85	Dream Eater	116	Gunk Shot
24	Gyro Ball	55	Scald	86	Grass Knot	117	Fissure
25	Whirlpool	56	Fling	87	Swagger	118	Hurricane
26	Earthquake	57	Charge Beam	88	Sleep Talk	119	Iron Tail
27	Return	58	Brine	89	U-Turn	120	Dragon Tail
28	Dig	59	Incinerate	90	Substitute	121	Dragon Pulse
29	Psychic	60	Avalanche	91	Flash Cannon	122	Shock Wave
30	Shadow Ball	61	Will-O-Wisp	92	Trick Room	123	Hyper Beam
31	Brick Break	62	Acrobatics	93	Wild Charge	124	Giga Impact

HM List[]

HM01 - Cut: Able to Cut down Prickly Thorns to pass through and Vines to climb upwards or downwards.
HM02 - Fly: Allows the player to travel to previously discovered locations.
HM03 - Surf: Allows the player to traverse bodies of Water.
HM04 - Strength: Allows the player to push large boulders and move large and/or rusted handles.
HM05 - Waterfall: Allows the player to ascend Waterfalls.
HM06 - Rock Smash: Allows the player to break cracked rocks, cracked walls or thin walls.
HM07 - Dive: Allows the player to diver underwater and explore previously inaccessible locations.
HM08 - Rock Climb: Allows the player to climb up rocky mountain sides (manually controlled).

Story[]

TBA

Gameplay[]

TBA

Trivia[]

This is the first main series Pokemon game to feature an Ice Type Gym as the First Gym
All Elite Four use types that have been used by a previous Elite Four from the older generations
- Crimson: Poison-Type: Koga
- Timesoul: Dark-Type: Karen, Sidney, Grimsley
- Lumoshi: Water-Type: Siebold
- Arend: Fighting: Bruno, Marshal
This Generation has one of the earliest Gym Leaders with Four Pokemon on their Team, the fifth Gym Leader, Ziegs has four Electric-Types. The only other game to do this was Emerald which was a Third Version game.
Vaporeon is the only Eeveelution not to appear under its Type Specialist as there are no Psychic-Type or Fairy-Type Specialists in this Generation.
Exotoro is the only Champion in their initial battle to have two Pokemon at the top level for their team
- Exotoro also seems to have similarities to Steven, another Champion. They both have several Pokemon from Two particular Types; Dark & Ghost for Exotoro, Steel & Rock for Steven.
None of the Gym Leaders, Elite Four or the Champion have a Generation Five Pokemon as their powerhouse in their initial battles.
- This is also true for their rematches regarding the Mega Evolutions
- This changes however with regards to the Gym Leaders Level 65 Pokemon as Wario has a Chandelure Lv65 since their Gengar Mega Evolves
Gym Leader .Vector is the first Gym Leader with a character other than a letter or a space in their name