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Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst
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Development
Developer(s): Studio Lillie, Game Freak
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Overview
Series: Pokémon
Platforms(s): Nintendo DSGo
Releases(s):
Japan Flag November 2022
US Flag November 2022
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Pokemon Topaz (ダークポケモンバージョン Pocket Monsters Sound) and Pokemon Amethyst (ポケモンライトバージョン Pocket Monsters Cosmic) are role-playing game developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DSGo globally in November 2022. It features many improvements over past generations.

Region[]

SossegoPure

Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst takes place in the region of Sossego, connected to the same continent as Unova. As thus, many Pokémon and ideas carry over from Unova to Sossego. The region has a very forested and moderate south end, which is heavily effected by the changing of the seasons, as well as a cold north, which appears mostly the same throughout the year. Thus, there is a bit of a cultural split between the north and the south; those in the north consider southerners to be weak, while those in the south consider northerners to be uncultured.

Most important to the reaction is the idea of Type Parties. These Parties are groups of people who feel highly connected with a certain type of Pokémon. Some of these Parties are freely controlled and have open membership, while some rely upon blood lineage or power to be run. In the past, these Parties often fought wars against each other for control of Sossego's resources, but they now have only friendly rivalries. Most well known is the rivalry between the Fairy Party in the northewest and the Dragon Party in the southwest, which is empowered by the cultural differences between those regions as well as tensions between those two types.

These Parties are brought together by the Party Journey. This Journey is similar to the Gym Challenge in other regions, as new Trainers travel the region, challenging members of each Party. This is said to keep the Parties in check and prevents any single Party from becoming too powerful, while also integrating the common people into the Party system.

Gameplay[]

Synergy Band[]

Synergyicon

A huge new feature introduced into the game is the Synergy Band. After the Band is unlocked, the player is given the ability to collect Synergy Energy in battle. Every turn, a certain amount of Energy is earned, and the Band is completely filled with enemy after an enemy is KO'd. When the Band is full with energy, the player can then expend it to either Battle Bond/Mega Evolve a Pokémon, or activate a Z-Move.

Thanks to this, Pokémon no longer have to hold an item to utilize Z-moves or Mega Evolutions. However, they do have to KO an opponent or wait for many turns to activate it. A new item, the Synergy Orb, can be held by a Pokémon to instantly fill the Battle Band at the beginning of battle.

Terrain Effects[]

An important focus of the game play changes was the fine tuning of various terrain effects, including weather, time of day, and terrain. Many new abilities and moves have been introduced to make use of these effects, bringing them into the spotlight in the metagame.

The time of the day is now utilized in battle, and can be changed with various moves and abilities; in normal competitive battles, the time of the day is "neutral", and does not benefit or hurt anything. Additionally, a new terrain has been added: Flooded Terrain, which boosts the Speed of any Pokémon in the Water 1, 2, or 3 Egg Groups, and powers up certain moves. Lastly, terrain effects now occur in certain battling areas in single player.

New Type Matchups[]

With the addition of the Cosmic and Sound types, the matchup table has been redone, with many matchups changing. Most types now have a balanced number of Weaknesses and Resistances, and Strengths and Weaknesses, making the entire system more balanced.

NormalIC BigV FightingIC BigV FlyingIC BigV PoisonIC BigV GroundIC BigV RockIC BigV BugIC BigV GhostIC BigV FireIC BigV WaterIC BigV GrassIC BigV ElectricIC BigV PsychicIC BigV IceIC BigV DragonIC BigV DarkIC BigV SteelIC BigV FairyIC BigV CosmicIC BigV SoundIC BigV
NormalIC Big ½x 0x ½x ½x
FightingIC Big 2x ½x 2x ½x 0x ½x 2x 2x 2x ½x
FlyingIC Big 2x ½x 2x 2x 0x ½x ½x
PoisonIC Big ½x ½x ½x 2x 0x 2x
GroundIC Big 0x 2x ½x 2x ½x 2x 2x
RockIC Big ½x 2x ½x 2x 2x
BugIC Big ½x ½x ½x ½x ½x 2x 2x 2x ½x ½x
GhostIC Big 0x 2x 2x ½x ½x
FireIC Big ½x 2x ½x ½x 2x 2x ½x 2x
WaterIC Big 2x 2x 2x 2x ½x ½x ½x ½x ½x
GrassIC Big ½x 2x 2x ½x ½x 2x ½x ½x
ElectricIC Big 2x 0x 2x ½x ½x ½x 2x
PsychicIC Big 2x 2x ½x 0x ½x
IceIC Big 2x 2x ½x ½x 2x ½x 2x 2x
DragonIC Big 2x ½x 2x ½x 2x 0x
DarkIC Big 2x ½x 2x 2x ½x ½x
SteelIC Big 2x 2x ½x ½x ½x 2x 2x
FairyIC Big ½x 2x ½x ½x 2x 2x ½x
CosmicIC Big ½x ½x 2x 2x ½x ½x 2x
SoundIC Big ½x ½x 2x ½x 0x 2x
Attacker -> Defender

Friend Safari[]

Returning from Pokémon X and Y are Friend Safaris. This feature allows players to go into small zones that are dedicated to each of the friends on their friends list. Each friend has a different layout and different type, which determines what type of Pokémon can be found there. These Pokémon are always Pokémon that cannot be found in Sossego, and every Pokémon that isn't in the region can be found this way.

Version Exclusives[]

Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst, like previous games, have certain Pokémon that can only be found in one version of the game; in fact, this generation has more exclusives than any other. Additionally, no non-Legendary line of Pokémon that was introduced in this generation is exclusive, meaning that the rest were all introduced previously. The developers stated that this way, players would be able to experience all of the new Pokémon regardless of which version they have, while still providing a reason for there to be seperate versions.

Topaz
px Kricketot Bug Sound
px Kricketune Bug Sound
px Spritzee Fairy
px Aromatisse Fairy
px Binacle Rock Water
px Barbaracle Rock Water
px Phantump Ghost Grass
px Trevenant Ghost Grass
px Gastly Ghost Poison
px Haunter Ghost Poison
px Gengar Ghost Poison
px Trapinch Ground
px Vibrava Ground Dragon
px Flygon Ground Dragon
px Bergmite Ice
px Avalugg Ice
px Igglybuff Sound Fairy
px Jigglypuff Sound Fairy
px Wigglytuff Sound Fairy
px Blitzle Electric
px Zebstrika Electric
Amethyst
px Combee Bug Flying
px Vespiquen Bug Flying
px Swirlix Fairy
px Slurpuff Fairy
px Skrelp Poison Water
px Dragalge Poison Dragon
px Pumpkaboo Ghost Grass
px Gourgeist Ghost Grass
px Litwick Ghost Fire
px Lampent Ghost Fire
px Chandelure Ghost Fire
px Gible Ground
px Gabite Dragon Ground
px Garchomp Dragon Ground
px Cubchoo Normal Ice
px Beartic Normal Ice
px Azurill Normal Fairy
px Marill Water Fairy
px Azumarill Water Fairy
px Electrike Electric Sound
px Manectric Electric Sound

Other Adjustments[]

  • Friendship has been completely replaced with Affection, including in Evolution methods.
  • There are now items allowing a Pokémon EVs to be completely reset.

Plot[]

The story starts off in in the outskirts of Aster City, following a young trainer. This trainer, whose default name is Landry, and also has a female counterpart with her default name being Leilani, is about to begin their Pokémon journey in the region.

As the player travles through the world, they begin to encounter the many Partys of the region, as described above. The player is given a fair amount of freedom in travelling through the world, sometimes being able to skip past a Party without fighting them (although they must eventually return if they wish to finish the game), but at some point they are forced to choose between the Dragon and Fairy Parties. This will decide what routes are immediately available to them, as well as what story points they can see. After the player beats all of the other Parties, they will be able to make peace between the Dragons and the Fairies, and gain the allyship of both.

Eventually, the player will make it to Âster City within the Vibrant Desert at the southeast corner of the region. Here they will find the tyranical Steel Party, who have taken control of the city with their massive wealth. The Dragon and Fairy Parties, who have finally found peace thanks to the players efforts, are now trying to find ways into the city to stop their tyranny. They explain to the player that the Steel Party used to be just like the others, but suddenly gained large amounts of money and pride.

The player uses their Pokémon and the help of the other Parties to break into the city and make their way up the Central Tower. At the top, they find the leader of the Steel Party, Jamél, who begins explaining how they grew so powerful. Just a year before the start of the game, they were able to steal the elusive Pokémon Mew from a group in Kanto and began experimenting with it. They found a secret message hidden in Mew's DNA that explained how the very universe was created, and led to their great wealth.

The message explained that there was an alternatve universe with wildlife completely different from the Trainers world. Rather than Pokémon, they had "animals" with similar properties. At one point, the scientists in this world became overzealous with their skills and created a superpowerful animal that could alter the very fabric of reality itself. Due to their hubric, their world began to collapse. The scientists decided to try and save the details of their world, so they took the DNA of every lifeform they knew of and wrote it into a new animals DNA to preserve it, creating Mew. Then they told their other creation to take itself and Mew to another dimension in which they could prosper and rebuild their world using Mew's DNA.

Jamél tells the player that there was an issue: when Mew and this other lifeform moved across dimensions, they experienced very high amounts of radiation, resulting in Mew's DNA changing heavily. The other lifeform took on the form of Arceus, and took Mew's DNA and synthesized it into new lifeforms. Rather than the animals of their old world, however, these new creatures were Pokémon, having had their own DNA heavily altered. The only creatures that remained the same were most of the plants, and the humans, who began to populate the world just as they had in their own dimension.

New Pokémon[]

Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst introduce a total of 95 new Pokémon, more than any generation has introduced since Generation 5. Within these Pokémon are many new typing combinations, including the two new types of Cosmic and Sound. Many new Regional Forms, Mega Evolutions, and Battle Bonds are introduced as well, with some previous Mega Evolutions being re-purposed.

Like in the previous generations, the game introduces no new cross-generation evolutions, as the need to interact with previous generations is served by the new formes introduced.

Pokémon Type HP Atk Def SpAtk. SpDef Spd Total Evolve Ability
#390: Chimpanzer Chimpanzer Grass 42 48 78 22 67 39 296 --- Overgrow {{{15}}}
#391: Shermonkey Shermonkey Grass Steel 74 63 94 46 88 58 423 Lvl 24 Overgrow {{{15}}}
#392: Guerillo Guerillo Grass Steel 99 93 121 73 109 75 570 Lvl 47 Overgrow {{{15}}}
#551: Mortadile Mortadile Fire 38 53 49 72 34 30 276 --- Blaze {{{15}}}
#552: Gharishel Gharishel Fire Electric 59 79 58 106 69 52 423 Lvl 24 Blaze {{{15}}}
#553: Artilligator Artilligator Fire Electric 90 103 90 144 93 50 570 Lvl 47 Blaze {{{15}}}
#000: Kuoniah Kuoniah Water Fighting 58 57 45 36 28 49 273 --- Torrent {{{15}}}
#000: Carnis Carnis Water Fighting 74 87 64 62 53 93 433 Lvl 24 Torrent {{{15}}}
#000: Jacalinda Jacalinda Water Fighting 93 127 82 72 72 124 570 Lvl 47 Torrent {{{15}}}
#000: Pencousion Pencousion Bug Ghost 56 76 54 32 56 52 326 --- Compound Eyes {{{15}}}
#000: Spindelcoon Spindelcoon Bug Ghost 82 103 72 73 83 32 445 Lvl 31 Compound Eyes {{{15}}}
#000: Needlosis Needlosis Bug Ghost 93 123 102 72 92 66 548 Lvl 44 Levitate {{{15}}}
#000: Aviala Aviala Normal Flying 29 42 53 42 53 45 264 --- Big Pecks {{{15}}}
#000: Vogelia Vogelia Normal Flying 57 61 73 61 61 64 377 Lvl 24 Big Pecks {{{15}}}
#000: Flamante Flamante Psychic Flying 74 78 99 118 89 93 551 Stone Analytical {{{15}}}
#000: Flormoonte Flormoonte Dark Flying 84 118 89 78 99 83 551 Stone Reckless {{{15}}}
#000: Capyrable Capyrable Normal Poison 23 34 45 34 39 33 208 --- Early Bird {{{15}}}
#000: Caviide Caviide Normal Poison 46 54 54 49 56 67 326 Lvl 19 Poison Touch {{{15}}}
#000: Coypuron Coypuron Steel Poison 111 115 110 66 93 52 547 Lvl 34 Poison Touch {{{15}}}
#000: Strikunfu Strikunfu Electric Fighting 37 44 42 45 37 29 234 --- Long Reach {{{15}}}
#000: Thunderfist Thunderfist Electric Fighting 68 134 67 102 66 56 493 Lvl 29 Long Reach {{{15}}}
#000: Pawchow Pawchow Fighting 32 33 43 21 46 56 231 --- No Guard {{{15}}}
#000: Extronaus Extronaus Fighting 105 76 72 56 83 105 497 Lvl 29 No Guard {{{15}}}
#000: Morphius Morphius Poison 76 76 76 76 76 76 456 --- Gooey {{{15}}}
#000: Hypatia Hypatia Cosmic 32 34 52 79 63 57 317 --- White Smoke {{{15}}}
#000: Fortidudo Fortidudo Cosmic Dragon 51 56 69 97 84 89 446 Lvl 32 White Smoke {{{15}}}
#000: Thestias Thestias Cosmic Dragon 67 61 97 127 108 86 546 Lvl 53 White Smoke {{{15}}}
#000: Boomshroom Boomshroom Grass 78 34 34 54 45 36 281 --- Grass Pelt {{{15}}}
#000: Amplimorel Amplimorel Grass Sound 158 57 91 93 78 56 533 Lvl 38 Grass Pelt {{{15}}}
#000: Contegosia Contegosia Fairy Dragon 83 45 82 79 79 104 472 --- Healer {{{15}}}
#000: Solarri Solarri Water Fairy 67 21 45 53 32 57 275 --- Water Bubble {{{15}}}
#000: Sedna Sedna Water Fairy 105 57 113 92 74 65 506 Stone Water Bubble {{{15}}}
#000: Revivy Revivy Water Grass 45 45 45 45 45 45 270 --- Vortex {{{15}}}
#000: Waxpla Waxpla Water Grass 83 63 103 83 103 71 506 Stone Vortex {{{15}}}
#000: Delfino Delfino Water Sound 70 68 73 113 83 89 496 --- Echolocation {{{15}}}
#000: Sworfina Sworfina Water Steel 70 113 83 68 73 89 496 --- Swift Swim {{{15}}}
#000: Tunicaeo Tunicaeo Water 52 48 45 48 34 43 270 --- Unnerve {{{15}}}
#000: Phlebroca Phlebroca Water Cosmic 65 58 61 58 53 56 351 Lvl 29 Unnerve {{{15}}}
#000: Mhians Mhians Water Cosmic 78 108 79 102 84 93 544 Lvl 46 Unnerve {{{15}}}
#000: Hookjaw Hookjaw Water Psychic 52 48 45 48 34 43 270 --- Strong Jaws {{{15}}}
#000: Skarkeyra Skarkeyra Water Psychic 65 58 61 58 53 56 351 Lvl 29 Strong Jaws {{{15}}}
#000: Toofril Toofril Water Psychic 78 108 79 102 84 93 544 Lvl 46 Strong Jaws {{{15}}}
#000: Nuudibra Nuudibra Rock Electric 45 40 81 91 42 37 336 --- Lightning Rod {{{15}}}
#000: Glacus Glacus Rock Electric 60 55 130 105 89 60 499 Lvl 32 Lightning Rod {{{15}}}
#000: Astrocus Astrocus Dragon Ghost 48 32 34 51 62 41 268 --- Mystical {{{15}}}
#000: Elusrve Elusrve Dragon Ghost 90 60 60 95 103 91 499 Lvl 32 Mystical {{{15}}}
#000: Visuage Visuage Ghost Rock 45 65 65 42 34 29 280 --- Mystical {{{15}}}
#000: Noggin Noggin Ghost Rock 88 112 112 68 72 47 499 Lvl 41 Mystical {{{15}}}
#000: Dremus Dremus Sound Dark 42 56 61 31 69 17 276 --- Dream Wanderer {{{15}}}
#000: Niteroar Niteroar Sound Dark 67 109 113 79 113 33 514 Lvl Dream Wanderer {{{15}}}
#000: Beatta Beatta Rock Sound 42 38 67 71 58 15 291 --- Heavy Rhythm {{{15}}}
#000: Jamcessio Jamcessio Rock Sound 67 79 113 109 113 33 514 Lvl Heavy Rhythm {{{15}}}
#000: Aflambeau Aflambeau Grass Fire 60 60 86 98 86 50 440 --- Burning Leafage {{{15}}}
#000: Conexus Conexus Psychic 41 14 53 43 29 23 203 --- Sand Force {{{15}}}
#000: Swirlbrane Swirlbrane Psychic Ground 95 30 105 125 105 55 515 Lvl 35 Sand Force {{{15}}}
#000: Izabel Izabel Bug 26 32 27 53 49 43 230 --- Swarm {{{15}}}
#000: Wollybear Wollybear Bug Ice 65 45 38 79 61 63 351 Lvl 37 Swarm {{{15}}}
#000: Pyyrarcta Pyyrarcta Bug Ice 85 60 85 125 105 80 540 Stone Snow Cloak
#000: Euradder Euradder Ice 29 42 21 24 24 19 159 --- Shed Skin {{{15}}}
#000: Vberus Vberus Ice Poison 43 65 45 39 43 37 272 Lvl 37 Shed Skin {{{15}}}
#000: Veperia Veperia Ice Poison 85 102 88 90 95 80 540 Stone Shed Skin
#000: Lemmini Lemmini Fairy Normal 42 63 28 48 23 74 278 --- Follower {{{15}}}
#000: Torqueatus Torqueatus Fairy Ice 85 105 55 85 50 115 495 Lvl 39 Follower
#000: Punkture Punkture Poison Electric 42 54 24 35 32 13 200 --- Paraletic {{{15}}}
#000: Wirus Wirus Poison Electric 56 73 58 63 52 23 325 Lvl 42 Paraletic {{{15}}}
#000: Surgein Surgein Poison Electric 85 115 90 105 90 50 535 Lvl 51 Paraletic {{{15}}}
#000: Biurthia Biurthia Fairy 46 37 54 54 62 91 344 --- Birth {{{15}}}
#000: Fetalia Fetalia Fairy Cosmic 75 70 90 90 105 80 510 Lvl 45 Birth {{{15}}}}
#000: Kicó Kicó Fighting 111 83 88 92 82 39 495 --- Insomnia {{{15}}}}
#000: Thincó Thincó Psychic 111 83 88 92 82 39 495 --- Insomnia {{{15}}}
#000: Destró Destró Dark 111 83 88 92 82 39 495 --- Insomnia {{{15}}}
#000: Mole'ar Mole'ar Dark 32 67 29 24 33 45 230 --- Gnasher {{{15}}}
#000: Mole'alia Mole'alia Dark Fairy 54 100 45 38 46 67 350 Lvl 35 Gnasher {{{15}}}
#000: Mole'per Mole'per Dark Fairy 76 147 90 60 70 97 540 Lvl 47 Gnasher {{{15}}}
#000: Balarctica Balarctica Ice Normal 52 52 52 52 52 52 312 --- Racer {{{15}}}
#000: Beardgle Beardgle Ice Flying 80 92 75 59 95 100 501 Stone Racer {{{15}}}
#000: Notre Notre Sound 11 12 25 19 14 10 91 --- Truant {{{15}}}
#000: Accoutia Accoutia Sound Steel 45 33 64 47 32 31 252 Lvl 39 Truant {{{15}}}
#000: Bombasa Bombasa Sound Steel 77 60 135 135 84 70 561 Lvl 49 Amplify {{{15}}}
#000: Inpacta Inpacta Ground Cosmic 54 23 45 88 46 27 283 --- Arena Trap {{{15}}}
#000: Wyrma Wyrma Ground Cosmic 89 55 100 124 100 55 523 Lvl 45 Arena Trap {{{15}}}
#000: Porpuca Porpuca Fire 34 46 32 73 45 86 316 --- Solarpower {{{15}}}
#000: Ohnkey Ohnkey Fire 62 85 70 115 80 114 526 Stone Solarpower {{{15}}}
#000: Fawna Fawna Grass Dragon 32 45 32 12 35 21 177 --- Forestry {{{15}}}
#000: Silvaka Silvaka Grass Dragon 56 99 55 43 56 45 354 Lvl 42 Forestry {{{15}}}
#000: Barasingu Barasingu Grass Dragon 92 145 95 85 95 88 600 Lvl 53 Forestry {{{15}}}
#000: Burio Burio Rock Ground 43 89 92 63 56 32 375 --- Sturdy {{{15}}}
#000: Emirge Emirge Rock Ground 65 125 105 95 90 55 535 Lvl 40 Sturdy {{{15}}}
#000: Fataile Fataile Rock Poison 55 75 95 25 65 35 350 --- Weak Armor {{{15}}}
#000: Androcutus Androcutus Rock Poison 80 100 145 45 91 60 521 Lvl 40 Weak Armor {{{15}}}
#000: Sonuser Sonuser Sound Flying 106 121 95 151 98 109 680 --- Sound Barrier {{{15}}}
#000: Stellavir Stellavir Cosmic Ground 106 121 95 151 98 109 680 --- Light Speed {{{15}}}
#000: Venetrum Venetrum Poison Dark 106 90 130 90 144 120 680 --- Venomous Touch {{{15}}}
#000: Blarelio Blarelio Electric Fire 106 90 130 90 144 120 680 --- Burning Touch {{{15}}}
#000: Ekletzar Ekletzar Normal 119 119 119 119 119 119 714 --- Protetype {{{15}}}

New Mega Evolutions[]

Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst features over 20 new Mega Evolutions, marking their return. A majority of the Mega Evolutions are for Pokémon obtainable in the Sossego region; however, Slowking and the Sinnoh starters are not normally found there. Instead, they must be obtained through Mystery Gift or other such releases.

Pokémon Type HP Attack Defense Sp. Atk. Sp. Def. Speed Total Ability
#091: M M. Cloyster Water Ice 50 135 190 85 105 60 625 Weak Armor Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#199: M M. Slowking Water Psychic 95 75 80 150 140 50 590 Berserk Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#275: M M. Shiftry Grass Dark 90 150 80 90 80 90 580 Pure Power Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#295: M M. Exploud Sound Dragon 104 121 63 161 73 68 590 Amplified Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#330: M M. Flygon Ground Dragon 80 100 110 80 110 140 620 Adaptability Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#389: M M. Tortera Grass Rock 95 149 145 75 95 66 625 Sand Force Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#392: M M. Infernape Fire Electric 76 134 76 134 76 138 634 Speed Boost Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#395: M M. Empoleon Water Ice 84 86 138 121 131 70 630 Slush Rush Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#429: M M. Mismagius Ghost Cosmic 60 150 60 95 105 125 595 Shadow Shield Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#464: M M. Rhyperior Steel Rock 115 150 170 55 55 90 635 Rock Head Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#466: M M. Electrivire Electric Dark 75 181 97 95 94 98 640 Attack Boost Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#467: M M. Magmortar Fire Dark 75 95 97 181 98 94 640 Pulse Boost Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#468: M M. Togekiss Fairy Flying 85 60 105 145 130 120 645 Super Luck Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#474: M M. Porygon-Z Normal 85 80 100 165 105 100 635 Download Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#477: M M. Dusknoir Ghost Cosmic 45 160 135 65 135 85 625 White Smoke Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#478: M M. Froslass Ice Ghost 70 80 90 120 90 130 580 Ice Body Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#523: M M. Zebstrika Electric Sound 75 140 83 80 73 146 597 Surge Surfer Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#534: M M. Conkeldurr Fighting 105 150 145 55 105 45 605 Concrete Worker Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#545: M M. Scolipede Bug Poison 60 140 119 55 69 152 595 Speed Boost Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#553: M M. Krookodile Ground Dark 95 157 100 65 100 102 619 Sinister Supplement Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#609: M M. Chandelure Ghost Fire 60 55 90 245 90 80 620 Shadow Tag Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#612: M M. Haxorus Dragon Steel 76 167 130 60 110 97 640 Strong Steel Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#635: M M. Hydreigon Dark Dragon 92 125 100 155 100 128 700 Levitate Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#637: M M. Volcarona Bug Fire 85 60 65 155 140 135 640 Levitate Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#695: M M. Heliolisk Electric Dragon 62 55 102 129 104 129 581 Rough Skin Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#715: M M. Noivern Flying Dragon 85 70 80 157 80 163 635 Gale Wings Ability 1 {{{15}}}
#738: M M. Vikavolt Electric Flying 77 70 90 175 75 93 580 Mega Launcher Ability 1 {{{15}}}

Battle Bonds[]

Although every Pokémon without a Mega Evolution is able to perform a Battle Bond, not all of them take on a new appearance when doing so. Some specific Pokémon, many of them starters, have a specific form that can only be activated when a Battle Bond is active. In this form, their stats are boosted, and one of their moves increases in power, with a potential difference in Secondary Effect.

Pokémon Type Move
#025: Pikachu Pikachu Electric Volt Tackle
#154: Meganium Meganium Grass Herbal Essence
#157: Typhlosion Typhlosion Fire Super Eruption
#160: Feraligatr Feraligatr Water Liquid Jaws
#497: Serperior Serperior Grass Leaf Tornado
#500: Emboar Emboar Fire Fighting Heat Crash
#503: Samurott Samurott Water Razor Shell
#587: Emolga Emolga Electric Flying Volt Switch
#571: Zoroark Zoroark Dark Night Daze
#573: Cinccino Cinccino Normal Fairy Tail Slap
#652: Chesnaught Chesnaught Grass Fighting Spiky Shield
#655: Delphox Delphox Fire Psychic Mystical Fire
#658: Greninja Greninja Water Dark Water Shuriken
#702: Dedenne Dedenne Electric Fairy Nuzzle
#724: Decidueye Decidueye Grass Ghost Spirit Shackle
#727: Incineroar Incineroar Fire Dark Darkest Lariat
#730: Primarina Primarina Water Fairy Sparkling Aria
#777: Togedemaru Togedemaru Electric Zing Zap
#773: Silvally Silvally Normal Multi-Attack

New Abilities[]

Ability Description Exclusivity
Gravitational Pull Items, stat boosts, and moves cannot be stolen from the user None
Strong Steel Halves all non-Super Effective damage on User. None
Vortex Prevents opponents from escaping and lowers Evasion in Flooded Terrain. None
Mystical Increases Evasion whenever a Ghost-type move is used. None
Heavy Rhythm Increases Accuracy each turn. None
Dream Wanderer All Sleeping opponents have their stats reduced each turn. None
Amplified Increases power of Sound-type moves, but lowers power of other moves None
Follower Increases power of moves already used by someone else in battle. None
Paraletic Paralysis inflicted by this Pokémon causes 1/16th HP damage each turn. None
Birth Heals 1/4th max HP when switched in. None
Gnasher Increases power of moves with low Accuracy. None
Racer All Moves gain Priority but have reduced Power. None
Forestry Strongly raises Attack in Grassy Terrain. None
Echolocation User gets STAB from Sound-type moves, and gets increased accuracy against Sound-type Pokémon Delfino
Flooded Surge Summons Flooded Terrain. No Users
Burning Leafage Nullifies Grass-type attacks and increases Sp. Atk when hit by one. Aflambeau
Wood Worker User gets STAB from Grass-type moves. Timburr
Concrete Worker User gets STAB from Ground-type moves. Conkeldurr
Attack Boost Boosts the user's Attack stat every turn Mega Electrivire
Pulse Boost Boosts the user's Sp. Atk stat every turn Mega Magmortar
Sinister Supplement Boosts the user's Attack stat when they use a Dark-type move Mega Krookodile
Sound Barrier Boosts the user's Speed after using a Cosmic-type move Sonuser
Light Speed Boosts the user's Speed after using a Sound-type move Stellavir
Venemous Touch All Poison- and Dark-type moves have at least a 40% chance of inflicting Badly Poisoned status Venetrum
Burning Touch All Electric- and Fire-type moves have at least a 40% chance of inflicting Badly Poisoned status Blarelio
Prototype Changes user's type to the type of the move it uses, OR the type of the Plate or Memory it holds Ekletzar

New Moves[]

Pokémon Topaz and Amethyst introduces many new moves, especially for the Sound and Cosmic types, which were newly introduced and thus lacked moves.

Move Type Category Description Power Acc. PP
Hatarang Steel Physical Hits once, lowering Defense, then hits again. 80 80 10
Liquid Jaws Water Physical 50% chance of raising user's Attack. 100 95 5
Stardust Cosmic Physical No secondary effects. 40 100 30
Asteroid Cosmic Physical 20% chance of causing flinch. 70 100 30
Ring Toss Cosmic Physical No special effects. 80 100 30
Pure Notes Sound Physical 33% chance of lowering target's Accuracy. 60 100 30
Black Hole Cosmic Special A one-hit knockout move. N/A N/A 5
Shooting Star Cosmic Special 10% chance of inflicting Freeze. 90 100 30
Loud Noise Sound Special Sound-type attacks do less damage for a few rounds. 30 80 10
Play Melody Sound Special Cures ally's statuses. 70 100 15
Herbal Essence Grass Special Cures ally's statuses. 100 95 5
Super Eruption Fire Special 20% chance of inflicting Burn on target. 100 95 5
Fire Pulse Fire Special 20% chance of inflicting Confusion on the target 60 100 20
Spark Pulse Electric Special 20% chance of inflicting Confusion on the target 60 100 20
Light Summoning Fairy Status The battle proceeds as if it was day time. --- --- 20
Dark Summoning Cosmic Status The battle proceeds as if it was night time. --- --- 20
Moon Hearing Cosmic Status Sharply increases the user's Accuracy. --- --- 20
State Change Poison Status Allows Morphius to change its form. --- --- 50
Venom Body Poison Status All Pokémon that make contact the next turn are poisoned. --- 100 10
Flooded Terrain Water Status Usage creates the Flooded Terrain. --- 100 10

Adjusted Moves[]

These moves aren't new, but they have been changed from their previous forme.

Move Type Category Description Power Acc. PP
Boomburst Sound Physical No secondary effects. 130 95 10
Comet Punch Cosmic Physical Hits 2-5 times. 20 95 15
Meteor Mash Cosmic Physical 33% chance of raising user's Attack. 90 90 10
Dive Water Physical Semi-invulnerable turn before hitting. Power increases in Flooded Terrain. 80 90 10
Bug Buzz Bug Special Cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. 90 100 10
Chatter Sound Special Confuses the target. 65 100 15
Clanging Scales Dragon Special Reduces user's Defense, cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. 115 100 5
Disarming Voice Fairy Special Never misses, cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. 50 --- 15
Echoed Voice Sound Special Increases in power each turn it is used. 40 100 15
Hyper Voice Sound Special No secondary effects. 90 100 10
Relic Song Sound Special 20% chance of inflicting target with Sleep. 80 100 10
Round Sound Special Doubles in power if also used by ally. 60 100 15
Snore Sound Special Can only be used while sleeping, 30% chance of causing flinch. 60 100 15
Round Sound Special Doubles in power if also used by ally. 60 100 15
Uproar Sound Special Hits for 2-5 turns. 90 100 10
Surf Water Special Power increases to 115 in Flooded Terrain. 90 100 15
Snarl Dark Special Lowers target's Sp. Atk, cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. 60 95 15
Confide Normal Status Reduces target's Sp. Atk, cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. --- --- 15
Parting Shot Sound Status Reduces target's Sp. Atk and Attack, then switches out. --- 100 20
Grass Whistle Grass Status Inflicts target with Sleep, cannot hit Pokémon immune to Sound-type moves. --- 70 15
Growl Sound Status Reduces target's Attack. --- 100 40
Noble Roar Sound Status Reduces target's Sp. Atk and Attack. --- 100 30
Perish Song Sound Status Starts countdown to all targets fainting. --- --- 5
Roar Sound Status Forces target to switch out. --- --- 20
Screech Sound Status Reduces target's Defense by two stages. --- 100 40
Sing Sound Status Inflicts target with Sleep. --- 55 15
Supersonic Sound Status Inflicts target with Confusion. --- 55 20
Cosmic Power Cosmic Status Raises user's Defense and Sp. Defense. --- --- 20
Moonlight Cosmic Status Restores user's HP based on weather and time of day. --- --- 5

New Z-Moves[]

Topaz and Amethyst also introduces many new Z-Moves, such as ones for the new types, and new ones exclusive to certain Pokémon. Many of these Z-Moves are exclusive to Pokémon that aren't native to Sossego, and thus they must be acquired through gifts that also include the Z-Crystals for their Z-Move.

Z-Move Type Pokémon Move Z-Crystal
Booming Blast Sound --- Sound-type Soundium Z
Nuclear Space Laser Cosmic --- Cosmic-type Cosmium Z
Heaven Meteors Dragon Dragon-types Draco Meteor Draconium Z
Crustacean Carnage Water Crustacean Pokémon Crabhammer Crustium Z
Melodic Massacre Sound Kricketune Play Melody Krickium Z
Saturn's Wrath Cosmic Ursaring Ring Toss Ursarium Z
Cold-Blooded Conquerer Ice Walrein Ice Fang Walrium Z
Legendary Lasher Fire Arcanine Fire Fang Arcanium Z
Double-Fisted Punch Mania Fighting Kommo-o Sky Uppercut Kommoium Z
Kiss of Death Psychic Swoobat Heart Stamp Swoobium Z
Dozen Cut Wing Blades Flying Crobat Air Cutter Crobium Z
Nasty Belch Breath Poison Garbodor Belch Garbodium Z
Radical Rollout Rampage Rock Lickilicky Rollout Lickium Z
Carnivorous Plant Invasion Grass Carnivine Power Whip Carnivium Z
Armored Assault Ground Donphan Bulldoze Donphanium Z
Winged Wrecker Bug Mothim Silver Wind Mothimium Z

Regional Pokédex[]

Greenbelt
px Pichu Electric
px Pencousion Bug Ghost
px Grubbin Bug
px Starly Normal Flying
px Aviala Normal Flying
px Capyrable Normal Poison
px Togepi Fairy
px Morelull Grass Fairy
px Growlithe Fire
px Combee Bug Flying
px Kricketot Bug Sound
px Chatot Sound Flying
Urban
px Whismur Sound
px Timburr Fighting
px Porygon Normal
px Elekid Electric
px Magby Fire
px Strikunfu Electric Fighting
px Pawchow Fighting
px Spritzee Fairy
px Swirlix Fairy
px Trubbish Poison
px Diglett Ground Steel
px Meowth Dark
px Tyrogue Fighting
px Mawile Steel Fairy
px Ditto Normal
px Audino Fairy Sound
Coastal
px Poliwag Water
px Tympole Water Sound
px Sandygast Ghost Ground
px Shellder Water
px Solarri Water Fairy
px Buizel Water
px Revivy Water Grass
px Crabrawler Fighting
px Ducklett Water Flying
px Shellos Water
px Delfino Water Sound
px Sworfina Water Steel
px Qwilfish Water Poison
px Lapras Water Ice
Sea
px Horsea Water
px Tunicaeo Water
px Hookjaw Water Psychic
px Chinchou Water Electric
px Inkay Dark Psychic
px Nuudibra Rock Electric
px Staryu Water Cosmic
px Binacle Rock Water
px Skrelp Poison Water
px Astrocus Dragon Ghost
px Clauncher Water
px Wimpod Bug Water
px Dhelmise Ghost Grass
px Corsola Water Rock
Forest
px Oddish Grass Poison
px Venipede Bug Poison
px Seedot Grass
px Gastly Ghost Poison
px Litwick Ghost Fire
px Visuage Ghost Rock
px Phantump Ghost Grass
px Pumpkaboo Ghost Grass
px Dremus Sound Dark
px Beatta Rock Sound
px Cherubi Grass
px Deerling Normal Grass
px Foongus Grass Poison
px Joltik Bug Electric
px Ferroseed Grass Steel
px Chingling Sound Ghost
px Carnivine Grass
px Aflambeau Grass Fire
Desert
px Sandile Ground Dark
px Trapinch Ground
px Gible Ground
px Rhyhorn Ground Rock
px Helioptile Electric Normal
px Conexus Psychic
px Larvesta Bug Fire
px Drilbur Ground
px Cacnea Grass
px Litleo Fire Sound
px Heatmor Fire
px Durant Bug Steel
Taiga
px Izabel Bug
px Ralts Psychic Fairy
px Deino Dark Dragon
px Euradder Ice
px Spheal Ice Water
px Nincada Bug Ground
px Bergmite Ice
px Cubchoo Normal Ice
px Snorunt Ice
px Lemmini Fairy Normal
px Swablu Normal Flying
px Drifloon Ghost Flying
px Cryogonal Ice
Cave
px Punkture Poison Electric
px Gothita Psychic Cosmic
px Jangmo-o Dragon
px Axew Dragon
px Fawna Grass Dragon
px Biurthia Fairy
px Noibat Flying Dragon
px Misdreavus Ghost
px Dwebble Bug Rock
px Munna Psychic
px Stunky Poison Dark
px Elgyem Cosmic Psychic
px Woobat Sound Flying
px Sneasel Dark Ice
px Kicó Fighting
px Thincó Psychic
px Destró Dark
Mountain
px Mole'ar Dark
px Swinub Ice Ground
px Shinx Electric
px Igglybuff Sound Fairy
px Azurill Normal Fairy
px Balarctica Ice Normal
px Blitzle Electric
px Electrike Electric Sound
px Pawniard Dark Steel
px Shuckle Bug Rock
px Farfetch'd Normal Flying
Grassland
px Hypatia Cosmic
px Hoppip Grass Flying
px Solosis Psychic
px Boomshroom Grass
px Espurr Psychic
px Scraggy Dark Fighting
px Teddiursa Normal Cosmic
px Skiddo Grass
px Pancham Fighting
px Ekans Poison
px Mawile Steel Fairy
px Skarmory Steel Flying
px Contegosia Fairy Dragon
Canyon
px Notre Sound
px Duskull Ghost
px Aron Steel Rock
px Golett Ground Ghost
px Inpacta Ground Cosmic
px Yamask Ghost
px Zorua Dark
px Bronzor Steel Psychic
px Skorupi Poison Bug
px Porpuca Fire
px Gligar Ground Flying
px Lunatone Rock Cosmic
px Solrock Rock Cosmic
px Druddigon Rock Dragon
Special
px Chimpanzer Grass
px Mortadile Fire
px Kuoniah Water Fighting
px Morphius Poison
px Sonuser Sound Flying
px Stellavir Cosmic Ground
px Venetrum Poison Dark
px Blarlelio Electric Fire
px Ekletzar Normal

Non-Regional Dex[]

Almost all Pokémon from every generation are available in the game, despite being absent from the regional dex. They must be acquired through other means, most of which appear in the post-game.

Professor's Challenges
px Bulbasaur Grass Poison
px Charmander Fire
px Squirtle Water
px Chikorita Grass
px Cyndaquil Fire
px Totodile Water
px Treecko Grass
px Torchic Fire
px Mudkip Water
px Turtwig Grass
px Chimchar Fire
px Piplup Water
px Snivy Grass
px Tepig Fire
px Oshawott Water
px Chespin Grass
px Fennekin Fire
px Froakie Water
px Rowlet Grass Flying
px Litten Fire
px Popplio Water
Fishing Hole
px Goldeen Water
px Carvanha Water Dark
px Barboach Water Ground
px Finneon Water
px Magikarp Water
px Remoraid Water
px Wailmer Water
px Relicanth Water Rock
px Alomomola Water
px Luvdisc Water
px Basculin Water
px Wishiwashi Water
px Bruxish Water Psychic
Bug Safari
px Caterpie Bug
px Weedle Bug Poison
px Wurmple Bug
px Sewaddle Bug Grass
px Scatterbug Bug
px Venonat Bug Poison
px Scyther Bug Flying
px Ledyba Bug Flying
px Spinarak Bug Poison
px Yanma Bug Flying
px Pineco Bug
px Nincada Bug Ground
px Burmy Bug
px Karrablast Bug
px Shelmet Bug
px Paras Bug Grass
px Surskit Bug Water
px Cutiefly Bug Fairy
px Dewpider Water Bug
px Heracross Bug Fighting
px Pinsir Bug
px Volbeat Bug
px Illumise Bug
Fossil Lab
px Omanyte Rock Water
px Kabuto Rock Water
px Cranidos Rock
px Shieldon Rock Steel
px Tirtouga Water Rock
px Archen Rock Flying
px Tyrunt Rock Dragon
px Amaura Rock Ice
px Lileep Rock Grass
px Anorith Rock Bug
px Burio Rock Ground
px Fataile Rock Poison
px Aerodactyl Rock Flying
Bird Sanctuary
px Pidgey Normal Flying
px Fletchling Normal Flying
px Pikipek Normal Flying
px Pidove Normal Flying
px Spearow Normal Flying
px Doduo Normal Flying
px Hoothoot Normal Flying
px Natu Psychic Flying
px Murkrow Dark Flying
px Taillow Normal Flying
px Wingull Water Flying
px Rufflet Normal Flying
px Vullaby Dark Flying
px Oricorio Fire Flying
Prairie Safari
px Lillipup Normal
px Slakoth Normal
px Rattata Normal
px Sandshrew Ground
px Vulpix Fire
px Mankey Fighting
px Ponyta Fire
px Sentret Normal
px Aipom Normal
px Houndour Dark Fire
px Phanpy Ground
px Poochyena Dark
px Zigzagoon Normal
px Numel Fire Ground
px Spoink Psychic
px Glameow Normal
px Stunky Poison Dark
px Hippopotas Ground
px Patrat Normal
px Purrloin Dark
px Pansage Grass
px Pansear Fire
px Panpour Water
px Munna Psychic
px Drilbur Ground
px Darumaka Fire
px Minccino Normal
px Bunnelby Normal
px Yungoos Normal
px Rockruff Rock
px Mudbray Ground
px Stufful Normal Fighting
px Miltank Normal
px Tauros Normal
px Stantler Normal
px Smeargle Normal
px Girafarig Normal Psychic
px Dunsparce Normal
px Torkoal Fire
px Zangoose Normal
px Kecleon Normal
px Absol Dark
px Emolga Electric Flying
px Bouffalant Normal
px Furfrou Normal
px Oranguru Normal Psychic
px Passimian Fighting
px Komala Normal
Cave Safari
px Geodude Rock Ground
px Magnemite Electric Steel
px Roggenrola Rock
px Beldum Steel Psychic
px Honedge Steel Ghost
px Vanillite Ice
px Klink Steel
px Onix Rock Ground
px Voltorb Electric
px Baltoy Ground Psychic
px Bronzor Steel Psychic
px Klefki Steel Fairy
px Minior Rock Flying
px Dhelmise Ghost Grass
px Cryogonal Ice
Dream Depths
px Cosmog Psychic
px Type: Null Normal
px Articuno Ice Flying
px Zapdos Electric Flying
px Moltres Fire Flying
px Mewtwo Psychic
px Raikou Electric
px Entei Fire
px Suicune Water
px Lugia Psychic Flying
px Ho-Oh Fire Flying
px Regirock Rock
px Regice Ice
px Registeel Steel
px Latias Dragon Psychic
px Latios Dragon Psychic
px Kyogre Water
px Groudon Ground
px Rayquaza Dragon Flying
px Uxie Psychic
px Mesprit Psychic
px Azelf Psychic
px Dialga Steel Dragon
px Palkia Water Dragon
px Heatran Fire Steel
px Regigigas Normal
px Giratina Ghost Dragon
px Cresselia Psychic
px Cobalion Steel Fighting
px Terrakion Rock Fighting
px Virizion Grass Fighting
px Tornadus Flying
px Thundurus Electric Flying
px Reshiram Dragon Fire
px Zekrom Dragon Electric
px Landorus Ground Flying
px Kyurem Dragon Ice
px Xerneas Fairy
px Yveltal Dark Flying
px Zygarde Dragon Ground
px Diancie Rock Fairy
px Hoopa Psychic Ghost
px Volcanion Fire Water
px Tapu Koko Electric Fairy
px Tapu Lele Psychic Fairy
px Tapu Bulu Grass Fairy
px Tapu Fini Water Fairy
px Nihilego Rock Poison
px Buzzwole Bug Fighting
px Pheromosa Bug Fighting
px Xurkitree Electric
px Celesteela Steel Flying
px Kartana Grass Steel
px Guzzlord Dark Dragon
px Necrozma Psychic
px Magearna Steel Fairy
px Marshadow Fighting Ghost

Areas[]

Grass Surfing Gift
Aster City Outskirts (Route 1)
Soss1
Small pristine community just outside the bustling Aster City. This is where the player starts their journey and where they can find their first Pokémon.
Encounters
px Pichu Electric
px Pencousion Bug Ghost
px Aviala Normal Flying
px Capyrable Normal Poison
px Togepi Fairy
px Combee Bug Flying
px Kricketot Bug Sound
Aster City
Soss2
Booming town by the seaside in Sossego. Surprisingly natural, and a good habitat for a few urban Pokémon.
Encounters
px Whismur Sound
px Porygon Normal
px Spritzee Fairy
px Swirlix Fairy
px Trubbish Poison
px Growlithe Fire
px Chatot Sound Flying
Lake Holly (Route 23)
Soss3
A lake near Aster City home to many aquatic Pokémon. Visitors come here often from the city to swim and have Pokémon battles.
Encounters
px Grubbin Bug
px Aviala Normal Flying
px Capyrable Normal Poison
px Crabrawler Fighting
px Ducklett Water Flying
px Revivy Water Grass
px Shellos Water
Route 5
Soss4
Route connecting Aster City and Rosemary Town with justifiably heavy traffic. The roaring cars don't seem to phase the Pokémon living in the water nearby.
Encounters
px Pencousion Bug Ghost
px Capyrable Normal Poison
px Growlithe Fire
px Chatot Sound Flying
px Shellder Water
px Solarri Water Fairy
px Buizel Water
Rosemary Town
Soss5
Newly constructed town in central Sossego. Builders are still milling around with their Fighting-type Pokémon as they finish construction.
Encounters
px Whismur Sound
px Strikunfu Electric Fighting
px Pawchow Fighting
px Trubbish Poison
px Ditto Normal
px Audino Fairy Sound
px Timburr Fighting
Thornapple River (Routes 6/7/8)
Soss6
Salt water lake with rare Pokémon that swam inland. Many boaters try to brave the downstream currents here.
Encounters
px Morelull Grass Fairy
px Delfino Water Sound
px Inkay Dark Psychic
px Horsea Water
px Tunicaeo Water
px Hookjaw Water Psychic
px Chinchou Water Electric
Crocus Desert (Route 4)
Soss7
Taking up the western side of the Mt. Viscario rain shadow. Many sightseers come here from Aster City to see the cute yet dangerous desert Pokémon.
Encounters
px Sandile Ground Dark
px Notre Sound
px Duskull Ghost
px Aron Steel Rock
px Trapinch Ground
px Gible Dragon Ground
px Rhyhorn Ground Rock
Galax Thicket
Soss8
A deep forest where many Grass-type Pokémon life. Legends say that some tourists become trapped in here, never to return.
Encounters
px Oddish Grass Poison
px Venipede Bug Poison
px Nuzleaf Grass Dark
px Deerling Normal Grass
px Foongus Grass Poison
px Joltik Bug Electric
px Ferroseed Grass Steel
Lake Jasmine (Route 2)
Soss9
Nice lake near the coast and home of Rolew Lighthouse.
Encounters
px Togepi Fairy
px Aviala Normal Flying
px Crabrawler Fighting
px Ducklett Water Flying
px Poliwag Water
px Tympole Water Sound
px Solarri Water Fairy
Route 3
Soss10
Muddy route along the coast. Much easier to walk through in the winter when the ground is frozen.
Encounters
px Aviala Normal Flying
px Buizel Water
px Shellos Water
px Qwilfish Water Poison
px Poliwag Water
px Tympole Water Sound
px Solarri Water Fairy
Yarrow Town
Soss11
Town at the mouth of the gulf. World renowned for its Fairy-type Pokémon, and common visiting place for the Fairy Party.
Encounters
px Morelull Grass Fairy
px Togepi Fairy
px Spritzee Fairy
px Swirlix Fairy
px Whismur Sound
px Audino Fairy Sound
px Solarri Water Fairy
Petunia City
Soss12
One of the most prosperous cities in the region. Pokémon that live here are often pampered and spoiled.
Encounters
px Elekid Electric
px Magby Fire
px Porygon Normal
px Whismur Sound
px Timburr Fighting
px Mawile Steel Fairy
px Meowth Dark
Route 9
Soss13
Raised cliff over the nearby water. Wild Pokémon enjoy jumping out of the foliage and scaring passerby here.
Encounters
px Oddish Grass Poison
px Venipede Bug Poison
px Nuzleaf Grass Dark
px Deerling Normal Grass
px Foongus Grass Poison
px Joltik Bug Electric
px Wimpod Bug Water
Myrtle Town (Route 10)
Soss14
Town.
Encounters
px Nuudibra Rock Electric
px Binacle Rock Water
px Tunicaeo Water
px Hookjaw Water Psychic
px Chinchou Water Electric
px Inkay Dark Psychic
px Staryu Water Cosmic
Route 11
Soss15
Town.
Encounters
px Ducklett Water Flying
px Shellos Water
px Venipede Bug Poison
px Oddish Grass Poison
px Skrelp Poison Water
px Astrocus Dragon Ghost
px Clauncher Water
Dogwood Port
Soss16
Town.
Encounters
px Delfino Water Sound
px Qwilfish Water Poison
px Lapras Water Ice
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