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Spectify (boss)

2020-05-12T13:44:34Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Items */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Johto|Boss=Spectify|Date=2017—present|Location=[[Sandgem Town]] House|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Having completed the Sinnoh League|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.}}

{{Quote|Hey '''Player'''!
How can I help you?|Spectify}}
Boss Spectify is the [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the Former Mapper Spectify.

__TOC__

 

==Boss rework 2019==
'''Spectify''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 13th October 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPCs in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case, the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Spectfiy==

Spectify is located in the bottom left house of [[Sandgem Town]].

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle if you have completed the [[Sinnoh League]]. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him. In case you should have a playing time under 100 hours, Spectify will give you a warning if you are really sure to fight him.

==Lineups==

===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Spectify|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Salamence|Nature=|Ability=Moxie|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Outrage}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Dance}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Meganium|Nature=|Ability=Overgrow|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Seed Bomb}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Tail}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Feraligatr|Nature=|Ability=Sheer Force|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Waterfall}}{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|Low Kick}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Typhlosion|Nature=|Ability=Blaze|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Solar Beam}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Focus Blast}}{{NPCMove|Thunder Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Umbreon|Nature=|Ability=Synchronize|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Foul Play}}{{NPCMove|Toxic}}{{NPCMove|Mean Look}}{{NPCMove|Heal Bell}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Espeon|Nature=|Ability=Magic Bounce|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Calm Mind}}{{NPCMove|Psychic}}{{NPCMove|Dazzling Gleam}}
}}
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Spectify|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Salamence|Nature=|Ability=Moxie|Item=Life Orb|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Outrage}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Dance}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Meganium|Nature=|Ability=Overgrow|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Seed Bomb}}{{NPCMove|Dragon Tail}}{{NPCMove|Earthquake}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Feraligatr|Nature=|Ability=Sheer Force|Item=Choice Band|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Waterfall}}{{NPCMove|Ice Punch}}{{NPCMove|Low Kick}}{{NPCMove|Swords Dance}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Typhlosion|Nature=|Ability=Blaze|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Solar Beam}}{{NPCMove|Fire Blast}}{{NPCMove|Focus Blast}}{{NPCMove|Thunder Punch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Umbreon|Nature=|Ability=Synchronize|Item=Leftovers|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Foul Play}}{{NPCMove|Toxic}}{{NPCMove|Mean Look}}{{NPCMove|Heal Bell}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Espeon|Nature=|Ability=Magic Bounce|Item=Choice Specs|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Calm Mind}}{{NPCMove|Psychic}}{{NPCMove|Dazzling Gleam}}
}}
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Bosses which are coded in Python such as '''Spectify''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Pokémon===
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Eevee|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Chikorita|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Cyndaquil|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Totodile|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Bagon|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=2-5|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Nugget|Quantity=3|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ultra Ball|Quantity=25|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Big Pearl|Quantity=3|Reward Tier=3}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Master Ball|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Totodile|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Cyndaquil|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Chikorita|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Eevee|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Bagon|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Sage (boss)

2020-05-06T10:31:23Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Rewards */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Rock|Boss=Sage|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Sprout Tower]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Johto Champion|Rewards=An Eevee, A small amount of money, Possibly an Evolution Stone|Lineup=Jolteon,Sylveon,Espeon,Umbreon,Leafeon,Glaceon}}
{{Quote|I have spent a very long time here, in solitude with my brothers. I have far surpassed them, both in spirit and in strength. Have you got what it takes?|Sage}}

Sage is a [[Bosses|boss NPC]] that can be found in the top floor of [[Sprout Tower]].

It is a Sage that is in hiding behind a Bellsprout statue... Or perhaps is he the Bellsprout statue itself?

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''Sage''' was part of the Boss rework in early 2019 and was updated at the 'Unknown. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-fight the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Sage==
Sage can be found in the north of [[Sprout Tower]] F3.

Once you become Johto champion, you have the option to initiate the battle with him. Upon battling him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him.

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Sage|Lineup=
{{BossPokemon|Name=Glaceon|Nature=Modest|Ability=Snow Cloak|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Blizzard}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Toxic}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Flareon|Nature=Adamant|Ability=Guts|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Flare Blitz}}{{NPCMove|Iron Tail}}{{NPCMove|Facade}}{{NPCMove|Superpower}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Vaporeon|Nature=Bold|Ability=Water Absorb|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Scald}}{{NPCMove|Ice Beam}}{{NPCMove|Wish}}{{NPCMove|Protect}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Jolteon|Nature=Timid|Ability=Volt Absorb|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Thunderbolt}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Signal Beam}}{{NPCMove|Volt Switch}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Sylveon|Nature=Calm|Ability=Pixilate|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Hyper Voice}}{{NPCMove|Shadow Ball}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Wish}}
}}
{{BossPokemon|Name=Espeon|Nature=Timid|Ability=Magic Bounce|Item=|Moveset=
{{NPCMove|Calm Mind}}{{NPCMove|Psyshock}}{{NPCMove|Dazzling Gleam}}{{NPCMove|Morning Sun}}
}}
}}

Sage has only one level of difficulty, however its level can be compared to an Easy one.

==Rewards==
After defeating the Sage Boss, he will reward the player with an Eevee and around {{Pdollar}}10,000 (could be more or lesser than this value). The Eevee will be initialized at level 10 and has a chance of holding one of five Evolution stone.

===Standardly===
====Pokémon====
{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Eevee}}
}}
====Items====
{{ItemsTable|Contents=
{{ITRow|Item=Fire Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Water Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Thunder Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Leaf Stone}}
{{ITRow|Item=Dusk Stone}}
}}
===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded above mentioned rewards, you will also be prompted to select an extra Eevee.{{PokemonTable|Contents=
{{PTRow|Pokemon=Eevee}}
}}

Outbreaks

2019-11-02T13:36:35Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

[[File:PRO_20191102_084405.png]]

'''Outbreak''' is a feature that allows players to catch certain Pokemon at certain areas with their tiers reduced or sometimes even unobtainable Pokemon such as [[Pokémon Counterparts|Alolan Counterparts]].

==Basic information==

1. As mentioned above, certain Pokemon swarm certain places where their tier is reduced by 1. For example, if a Pokemon was tier 7 at a certain place, during its outbreak, it will be tier 6. 

2. Outbreaks last for 4 hours.

3. The outbreaks may or may not be same for both the servers.

4. They are completely random and are not controlled by the staff members.

5. A message will be displayed in the chats whenever an outbreak occurs. Other than this, you can join the [[Discord Chat]] and in the #bot-commands channel, you can use these commands depending on the server you play in. The Reborn bot will make an announcement in the #oubreaks-announcements channel and you will be tagged. 
'''''?rank gold outbreak''''' for Gold server players 
'''''?rank silver outbreak''''' for Silver server players 

==Outbreaks Pokemon==

The tier written in this table refers to the tiers the Pokemon were before swarming. After the outbreaks, the tiers are reduced by 1.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left; color: black;"
!colspan="6"|Outbreaks Pokemon and their lowest tier spawns
|-
|Jynx
|Tier 6 : Ice Path (1F and B1F), Safari Johto Sow Zone and Seafoam B4F.
|-
|Mr. Mime
|Tier 8: Moon (1F and B1F), Route 21 and Route 222
|-
|Magmar
|Tier 8: Fuego Ironworks and Safari Johto Mountain Zone
|-
|Eevee
|Tier 9: All Locations
|-
|Marowak
|Tier 7: Iron Island 1F
|-
|Smoochum
|Tier 8: Seafoam (B2F and B3F)
|-
|Sudowoodo
|Tier 6: Forest Pit
|-
|Sneasel
|Tier 6: Mt. Silver Exterior and Acuity Lakefront
|-
|Skarmory
|Tier 8: Pitch Black Cave , Route 113 and Valley Of Steel Western Peak
|-
|Elekid
|Tier 7: Pinkan Island Forest
|-
|Murkrow
|Tier 6: Vermilion City Graveyard
|-
|Larvitar
|Tier 8: Forest Pit and Mt. Silver [2F, 3F (these areas require MS) and Expert Belt Room]
|-
|Magby
|Tier 7: Fiery Path
|-
|Beldum
|Tier 8: Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4
|-
|Treecko
|Tier 8: Hoenn Safari Zone Area 1 and Petalburg Woods [Petalburg Woods requires MS]
|-
|Meditite
|Tier 7: Mt. Pyre Exterior and Victory Road Hoenn B1F
|-
|Froslass
|Tier 9: Lake Acuity
|-
|Chimchar
|Tier 8: Sinnoh Safari Area Zone
|-
|Muchlax
|Tier 7: Pinkan Island Forest and Secret Nap Area [Secret Nap Area requires MS]
|-
|Skuntank
|Tier 8: Route 221 and Route 225
|-
|Pachirisu
|Tier 8: Valley Windworks and Amity Square
|-
|Shinx
|Tier 7: Valley Windworks or Fuego Ironworks
|-
|Snivy
|N/A (Boss Bugsy only)
|-
|Pawniard
|Tier 8: Iron Island B1F R [Requires MS] and B2F R
|-
|Sigilyph
|Tier 8: Underground Ruins
|-
|Panpour
|Tier 6: Safari Johto Wet Zone
|-
|Scraggy
|Tier 8: Iron Island B1F L [requires MS] and Sinnoh Victory Road B1F Deep Entrance
|-
|Cubchoo
|Tier 7: Mt. Coronet Summit
|-
|Pancham
|Tier 8: Pinkan Island Meadow
|-
|Maractus
|Tier 8: Route 214
|-
|Sewaddle
|Tier 8: All Spawn Locations
|-
|Trubbish
|Tier 9: Route 110 [requires MS]
|-
|Dwebble
|Tier 9: All Locations
|-
|Larvesta
|Tier 8: Bug Catching Area
|-
|Phantump
|Tier 9: Vermilion City Graveyard [requires MS]
|-
|Rattata-Alolan
|N/A -- The outbreak tier is 3 [Route 1]
|-
|Vulpix-Alolan
|N/A -- The outbreak tier is 8
|-
|}

==External Links==

[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/outbreaks.139448/ Outbreaks Guide by Waleed1301]

Outbreaks

2019-11-02T13:35:36Z

Grand Warden 2.0: Created page with "File:PRO_20191102_084405.png '''Outbreak''' is a feature that allows players to catch certain Pokemon at certain areas with' their tiers reduced or sometimes even unobta..."

[[File:PRO_20191102_084405.png]]

'''Outbreak''' is a feature that allows players to catch certain Pokemon at certain areas with' their tiers reduced or sometimes even unobtainable Pokemon such as [[Pokémon Counterparts|Alolan Counterparts]].

==Basic information==

1. As mentioned above, certain Pokemon swarm certain places where their tier is reduced by 1. For example, if a Pokemon was tier 7 at a certain place, during its outbreak, it will be tier 6. 

2. Outbreaks last for 4 hours.

3. The outbreaks may or may not be same for both the servers.

4. They are completely random and are not controlled by the staff members.

5. A message will be displayed in the chats whenever an outbreak occurs. Other than this, you can join the [[Discord Chat]] and in the #bot-commands channel, you can use these commands depending on the server you play in. The Reborn bot will make an announcement in the #oubreaks-announcements channel and you will be tagged. 
'''''?rank gold outbreak''''' for Gold server players 
'''''?rank silver outbreak''''' for Silver server players 

==Outbreaks Pokemon==

The tier written in this table refers to the tiers the Pokemon were before swarming. After the outbreaks, the tiers are reduced by 1.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: left; color: black;"
!colspan="6"|Outbreaks Pokemon and their lowest tier spawns
|-
|Jynx
|Tier 6 : Ice Path (1F and B1F), Safari Johto Sow Zone and Seafoam B4F.
|-
|Mr. Mime
|Tier 8: Moon (1F and B1F), Route 21 and Route 222
|-
|Magmar
|Tier 8: Fuego Ironworks and Safari Johto Mountain Zone
|-
|Eevee
|Tier 9: All Locations
|-
|Marowak
|Tier 7: Iron Island 1F
|-
|Smoochum
|Tier 8: Seafoam (B2F and B3F)
|-
|Sudowoodo
|Tier 6: Forest Pit
|-
|Sneasel
|Tier 6: Mt. Silver Exterior and Acuity Lakefront
|-
|Skarmory
|Tier 8: Pitch Black Cave , Route 113 and Valley Of Steel Western Peak
|-
|Elekid
|Tier 7: Pinkan Island Forest
|-
|Murkrow
|Tier 6: Vermilion City Graveyard
|-
|Larvitar
|Tier 8: Forest Pit and Mt. Silver [2F, 3F (these areas require MS) and Expert Belt Room]
|-
|Magby
|Tier 7: Fiery Path
|-
|Beldum
|Tier 8: Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4
|-
|Treecko
|Tier 8: Hoenn Safari Zone Area 1 and Petalburg Woods [Petalburg Woods requires MS]
|-
|Meditite
|Tier 7: Mt. Pyre Exterior and Victory Road Hoenn B1F
|-
|Froslass
|Tier 9: Lake Acuity
|-
|Chimchar
|Tier 8: Sinnoh Safari Area Zone
|-
|Muchlax
|Tier 7: Pinkan Island Forest and Secret Nap Area [Secret Nap Area requires MS]
|-
|Skuntank
|Tier 8: Route 221 and Route 225
|-
|Pachirisu
|Tier 8: Valley Windworks and Amity Square
|-
|Shinx
|Tier 7: Valley Windworks or Fuego Ironworks
|-
|Snivy
|N/A (Boss Bugsy only)
|-
|Pawniard
|Tier 8: Iron Island B1F R [Requires MS] and B2F R
|-
|Sigilyph
|Tier 8: Underground Ruins
|-
|Panpour
|Tier 6: Safari Johto Wet Zone
|-
|Scraggy
|Tier 8: Iron Island B1F L [requires MS] and Sinnoh Victory Road B1F Deep Entrance
|-
|Cubchoo
|Tier 7: Mt. Coronet Summit
|-
|Pancham
|Tier 8: Pinkan Island Meadow
|-
|Maractus
|Tier 8: Route 214
|-
|Sewaddle
|Tier 8: All Spawn Locations
|-
|Trubbish
|Tier 9: Route 110 [requires MS]
|-
|Dwebble
|Tier 9: All Locations
|-
|Larvesta
|Tier 8: Bug Catching Area
|-
|Phantump
|Tier 9: Vermilion City Graveyard [requires MS]
|-
|Rattata-Alolan
|N/A -- The outbreak tier is 3 [Route 1]
|-
|Vulpix-Alolan
|N/A -- The outbreak tier is 8
|-
|}

==External Links==

[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/outbreaks.139448/ Outbreaks Guide by Waleed1301]

Discord chat

2019-11-02T12:59:43Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Spawn Editor */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?invite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime or ^t|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank silver outbreak or ?rank gold outbreak|Desc=Allows the user to get notifed about World Quests and Outbreaks. Via the Reborn bot, for thr specific server they play on}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Comrader,Jenn,PreHax,Shinohara|Members=Gore,LightningVector,Liquid,Monhuntress,Necro,Ravenrain,Sandson,turles}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

The applications for Discord Moderator are always open, but they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as;assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

===Rank #1 Mee6|Level===

The most active member in the server who has reached Rank 1 on this server's Mee6 Ladder.

===Spawn Editor===
They preside over the game's spawns, maintaining the health and integrity of the spawns.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-11-02T12:59:12Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Contributor */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?invite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime or ^t|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank silver outbreak or ?rank gold outbreak|Desc=Allows the user to get notifed about World Quests and Outbreaks. Via the Reborn bot, for thr specific server they play on}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Comrader,Jenn,PreHax,Shinohara|Members=Gore,LightningVector,Liquid,Monhuntress,Necro,Ravenrain,Sandson,turles}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

The applications for Discord Moderator are always open, but they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as;assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

===Rank #1 Mee6|Level===

The most active member in the server who has reached Rank 1 on this server's Mee6 Ladder.

===Spawn Editor===
They preside over the games Spawns, maintaining the health and integrity of the spawns.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2019-11-02T12:40:26Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

Pokémon counterparts are specially colorated versions of Pokémon that are adventitiously encountered in the wild and—more conservatively so—obtained from Pokémon-giving NPCs.

Compared to other Pokémon MMOs, [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] is not multitudinously diversified in the array of special counterparts available; aside from the traditional shiny counterparts, special counterparts are more commonly obtainable as temporary event-thematic Pokémon than any regularly encounterable counterpart of wild Pokémon. Moreover, they do not bear any inherent statistical enhancements; they merely have an aesthetic distinction from their regular counterparts.

Shiny Pokémon are also the only special counterpart that each Pokémon has a version of; event-temporary ones are tailored to a specific assortment of Pokémon, as outlined below.

==Shiny Pokémon==
[[File:Shiny_Pokemon_pip.png|right|thumb|400px|[[Golem]]'s shiny-counterpart sprite in the Pokémon-card overlay.]]
In addition to their distinctive coloration, shiny Pokémon are also identifiable by the golden S emblem; see the image to the right for a pictorial illustration.
===Wild Encounters===

For wild-Pokémon encounters, their odds are fractionally identical to those in the handheld games at 1/8192 (0.01220703125%).

When hotlinked in the [[In-Game Chat|chat]], their link is purple-colored to differentiate it from their regular counterparts; for example, a shiny [[Pikachu]] would appear as <Pikachu> when hotlinked.

Any wild-Pokémon battle initiated by an NPC script will '''not''' have a shiny chance; this includes even catchable Pokémon encountered via [[Headbutt Trees]], [[Diggable Patches]], [[Excavation Sites]], and overworld-interactable Pokémon (such as the occlusive [[Snorlax]] on [[Route 12#Roadblocking Snorlax|Route 12]]).

===NPC-Given Pokémon===
While the wild-battle-initiator used by NPC scripts has no shininess chance, Pokémon that are directly given by NPCs can still have chances if the RNGs are configured within the scripts for it; examples include [[fossilized Pokémon]] regenerated by the fossil-reanimators, some [[Boss NPCs|boss-prize]] Pokémon, and [[abandoned Pokémon]].

Because these Pokémon are given much more infrequently than wild Pokémon are encountered, they tend to have varyingly lower shiny-chance odds than the standard 1/8192 rate of wild Pokémon.

===Legendary Pokémon===

Contemporaneously, all of the obtainable legendary Pokémon are shiny locked. Thus, legendary Pokémon would not be viewable in their shiny forms.

==Pink Pokémon==
{{Main|Pinkan Island}}

With the advent of [[Pinkan Island]]—one of the [[Orange Islands]] that was released as a standalone content addition—a bevy of Pokémon were pinkified new counterparts as a nod to those who inhabited the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pinkan_Island aforementioned area in the anime].

Every Pokémon inhabitant on the island and evolutions thereof has a pink counterpart; there is a 1/1,500 chance of encountering them in the wild, and a level-90 [[Scyther]] and [[Electabuzz]] with maximal [[happiness]] must be on-hand in order for them to be encounterable. All of such inhabitants are assorted in the collage below, among a few others that have not yet been made huntable.

<gallery>
File:Pink_Barboach.png|[[Barboach]]
File:Pink_Beedrill.png|[[Beedrill]]
File:Pink_Bellossom.png|[[Bellossom]]
File:Pink_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
File:Pink_Cottonee.png|[[Cottonee]]
File:Pink_Diglett.png|[[Diglett]]
File:Pink_Dugtrio.png|[[Dugtrio]]
File:Pink_Doduo.png|[[Doduo]]
File:Pink_Dodrio.png|[[Dodrio]]
File:Pink_Electabuzz.png|[[Electabuzz]]
File:Pink_Electivire.png|[[Electivire]]
File:Pink_Elekid.png|[[Elekid]]
File:Pink_Exeggcute.png|[[Exeggcute]]
File:Pink_Exeggutor.png|[[Exeggutor]]
File:Pink_Gloom.png|[[Gloom]]
File:Pink_Golduck.png|[[Golduck]]
File:Pink_Kakuna.png|[[Kakuna]]
File:Pink_Kingler.png|[[Kingler]]
File:Pink_Krabby.png|[[Krabby]]
File:Pink_Lapras.png|[[Lapras]]
File:Pink_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Munchlax.png|[[Munchlax]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
File:Pink_Minun.png|[[Minun]]
File:Pink_Nidoran Female.png|[[Nidoran Female]]
File:Pink_Nidoran_Male.png|[[Nidoran Male]]
File:Pink_Nidorina.png|[[Nidorina]]
File:Pink_Nidorino.png|[[Nidorino]]
File:Pink_Nidoking.png|[[Nidoking]]
File:Pink_Nidoqueen.png|[[Nidoqueen]]
File:Pink_Oddish.png|[[Oddish]]
File:Pink_Paras.png|[[Paras]]
File:Pink_Parasect.png|[[Parasect]]
File:Pink_Pelipper.png|[[Pelipper]]
File:Pink_Pichu.png|[[Pichu]]
File:Pink_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
File:Pink_Plusle.png|[[Plusle]]
File:Pink_Poliwag.png|[[Poliwag]]
File:Pink_Poliwhirl.png|[[Poliwhirl]]
File:Pink_Poliwrath.png|[[Poliwrath]]
File:Pink_Politoed.png|[[Politoed]]
File:Pink_Primeape.png|[[Primeape]]
File:Pink_Psyduck.png|[[Psyduck]]
File:Pink_Raichu.png|[[Raichu]]
File:Pink_Rattata.png|[[Rattata]]
File:Pink_Raticate.png|[[Raticate]]
File:Pink_Rhydon.png|[[Rhydon]]
File:Pink_Rhyhorn.png|[[Rhyhorn]]
File:Pink_Rhyperior.png|[[Rhyperior]]
File:Pink_Scizor.png|[[Scizor]]
File:Pink_Scyther.png|[[Scyther]]
File:Pink_Snorlax.png|[[Snorlax]]
File:Pink_Starmie.png|[[Starmie]]
File:Pink_Staryu.png|[[Staryu]]
File:Pink_Venonat.png|[[Venonat]]
File:Pink_Venomoth.png|[[Venomoth]]
File:Pink_Victreebel.png|[[Victreebel]]
File:Pink_Vileplume.png|[[Vileplume]]
File:Pink_Weedle.png|[[Weedle]]
File:Pink_Weepinbell.png|[[Weepinbell]]
File:Pink_Whimsicott.png|[[Whimsicott]]
File:Pink_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially themed counterparts have been made available for Pokémon to help saturate event-exclusive Pokémon—typically for a select assortment of Pokémon that tally to the nature of the event. While they have never been made encounterable outside of the event, all Pokémon obtained during them were retainable by the players and thus those that remained in circulation were considered collectible commodities among traders.

Do note that these versions have '''no''' shiny-counterpart versions; shininess is a discrete chance from these versions in the RNG calculations and thus they are mutually exclusive.
===Christmas-themed Pokémon===
For the [[2016 Christmas Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for a select bevy of Pokémon. There is a 1/750 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild. In addition to the gamut of previous-year counterparts, a new batch of them was added to the spriteset for the [[2017 Christmas Event]].

All of the these Pokémon and their Christmas-themed sprites are shown in the alphabetized collage below.

====Pre-2018 Christmas====

<gallery>
File:Christmas_Abomasnow.png|Christmas [[Abomasnow]]
File:Christmas_Altaria.png|Christmas [[Altaria]]
File:Christmas_Arceus.png|Christmas [[Arceus]]
File:Christmas_Buneary.png|Christmas [[Buneary]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Lopunny.png|Christmas [[Lopunny]]
File:Christmas_Munchlax.png|Christmas [[Munchlax]]
File:Christmas_Pikachu.png|Christmas [[Pikachu]]
File:Christmas_Raichu.png|Christmas [[Raichu]]
File:Christmas_Sandshrew.png|Christmas [[Sandshrew]]
File:Christmas_Sandslash.png|Christmas [[Sandslash]]
File:Christmas_Sentret.png|Christmas [[Sentret]]
File:Christmas_Skitty.png|Christmas [[Skitty]]
File:Christmas_Snorlax.png|Christmas [[Snorlax]]
File:Christmas_Snover.png|Christmas [[Snover]]
File:Christmas_Stantler_2016.png|Christmas [[Stantler]] (2016)
File:Christmas_Stantler_2017.png|Christmas [[Stantler]] (2017)
File:Christmas_Swablu.png|Christmas [[Swablu]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
</gallery>

====Pokemons available in Christmas 2018====
During Christmas 2018, a total of 9 Pokemon families were given a Christmas counterpart while certain other Pokemons were not made available as Christmas Pokémons again. The chances to find one was 1/1000.
<gallery>
File:Christmas_Vulpix.png|Christmas [[Vulpix]]
File:Christmas_Ninetales.png|Christmas [[Ninetales]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Mareep.png|Christmas [[Mareep]]
File:Christmas_Flaaffy.png|Christmas [[Flaaffy]]
File:Christmas_Ampharos.png|Christmas [[Ampharos]]
File:Christmas_Treecko.png|Christmas [[Treecko]]
File:Christmas_Grovyle.png|Christmas [[Grovyle]]
File:Christmas_Sceptile.png|Christmas [[Sceptile]]
File:Christmas_Torchic.png|Christmas [[Torchic]]
File:Christmas_Combusken.png|Christmas [[Combusken]]
File:Christmas_Blaziken.png|Christmas [[Blaziken]]
File:Christmas_Mudkip.png|Christmas [[Mudkip]]
File:Christmas_Marshtomp.png|Christmas [[Marshtomp]]
File:Christmas_Swampert.png|Christmas [[Swampert]]
File:Christmas_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Snorunt.png|Christmas [[Snorunt]]
File:Christmas_Glalie.png|Christmas [[Glalie]]
File:Christmas_Froslass.png|Christmas [[Froslass]]
File:Christmas_Riolu.png|Christmas [[Riolu]]
File:Christmas_Lucario.png|Christmas [[Lucario]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Axew.png|Christmas [[Axew]]
File:Christmas_Fraxure.png|Christmas [[Fraxure]]
File:Christmas_Haxorus.png|Christmas [[Haxorus]]
File:Christmas_Dedenne.png|Christmas [[Dedenne]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-themed Pokemon===
On October 18th, 2017, Halloween-themed counterparts of [[Pikachu]] and [[Raichu]] were ushered in for the contemporaneous [[Halloween event (2017)|Halloween event]], randomized at a 1/20 (5%) rate of huntability. During 2018's Halloween, all three Kanto starters were also given an Halloween counterpart. On October 22nd, 2019 New Halloween sprites were released mainly focusing on the Kalos starters, aswell as a few other pokémon. Additionally we were able to catch previous Halloween themed counterparts. The rate to catch the forms this year were 1/50 (0.02%). 2 [[Darkrai]] forms were also released this Pokémon was again obtainable for the [[Halloween Event 2019]]. However those who have previously caught Darkrai from 2017 were additionally given the choice for the Pumpkin Form.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Bulbasaur.png|Halloween [[Bulbasaur]]
File:Halloween_Ivysaur.png|Halloween [[Ivysaur]]
File:Halloween_Venusaur.png|Halloween [[Venusaur]]
File:Halloween_Charmander.png|Halloween [[Charmander]]
File:Halloween_Charmeleon.png|Halloween [[Charmeleon]]
File:Halloween_Charizard.png|Halloween [[Charizard]]
File:Halloween_Squirtle.png|Halloween [[Squirtle]]
File:Halloween_Wartortle.png|Halloween [[Wartortle]]
File:Halloween_Blastoise.png|Halloween [[Blastoise]]
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
File:Halloween_Chespin.png|Halloween [[Chespin]]
File:Halloween_Quilladin.png|Halloween [[Quilladin]]
File:Halloween_Chesnaught.png|Halloween [[Chesnaught]]
File:Halloween_Fennekin.png|Halloween [[Fennekin]]
File:Halloween_Braixen.png|Halloween [[Braixen]]
File:Halloween_Delphox.png|Halloween [[Delphox]]
File:Halloween_Froakie.png|Halloween [[Froakie]]
File:Halloween_Frogadier.png|Halloween [[Frogadier]]
File:Halloween_Greninja.png|Halloween [[Greninja]]
File:Halloween_Ponyta.png|Halloween [[Ponyta]]
File:Halloween_Rapidash.png|Halloween [[Rapidash]]
File:Halloween_Larvitar.png|Halloween [[Larvitar]]
File:Halloween_Pupitar.png|Halloween [[Pupitar]]
File:Halloween_Tyranitar.png|Halloween [[Tyranitar]]
File:Halloween_Ralts.png|Halloween [[Ralts]]
File:Halloween_Kirlia.png|Halloween [[Kirlia]]
File:Halloween_Gardevoir.png|Halloween [[Gardevoir]]
File:Halloween_Gallade.png|Halloween [[Gallade]]
File:Halloween_Torkoal.png|Halloween [[Torkoal]]
File:Halloween_Sneasel.png|Halloween [[Sneasel]]
File:Halloween_Weavile.png|Halloween [[Weavile]]
File:Halloween_Togepi.png|Halloween [[Togepi]]
File:Halloween_Togetic.png|Halloween [[Togetic]]
File:Halloween_Togekiss.png|Halloween [[Togekiss]]
File:Fancy_Darkrai.png|Halloween [[Darkrai]]
File:Pumpkin_Darkrai.png|Halloween [[Darkrai]]
</gallery>

===Starter Clones===
In August of 2016, starter-clone counterparts were introduced for each Pokémon in the evolutionary line of [[Bulbasaur]], [[Charmander]], and [[Squirtle]] as an anniversary-commemoratory event—approximately one year removed from its release into the Beta stage on August 14, 2016. While the event was abruptly discontinued later that month due to various technical difficulties, it was reintroduced on November 14, 2016, as a consolatory event due to the Halloween event's cancellation that year.

Clone Pokémon are colorated in accordance to those that were created and deployed in the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/M01 Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back].

There is a 1/20 (5%) chance of encountering these counterparts of wild [[starter Pokémon]]. Do note that this is '''not''' applicable to starter Pokémon given to regional newcomers in the lab; they have no special-counterpart chances altogether.

<gallery>
File:Clone_Bulbasaur.png|Clone [[Bulbasaur]]
File:Clone_Ivysaur.png|Clone [[Ivysaur]]
File:Clone_Venusaur.png|Clone [[Venusaur]]
File:Clone_Charmander.png|Clone [[Charmander]]
File:Clone_Charmeleon.png|Clone [[Charmeleon]]
File:Clone_Charizard.png|Clone [[Charizard]]
File:Clone_Squirtle.png|Clone [[Squirtle]]
File:Clone_Wartortle.png|Clone [[Wartortle]]
File:Clone_Blastoise.png|Clone [[Blastoise]]
</gallery>

===Valentine's Day-themed Pokémon===

====Valentine's Day Event 2018====
For the [[2018 Valentine's Day Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon version were released for [[Nidoran Male]] and [[Nidoran Female]], [[Illumise]] and [[Volbeat]]. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

<gallery>
File:Valentine_NidoranM.png|Valentine [[Nidoran Male]]
File:Valentine_Nidorino.png|Valentine [[Nidorino]]
File:Valentine_Nidoking.png|Valentine [[Nidoking]]
File:Valentine_NidoranF.png|Valentine [[Nidoran Female]]
File:Valentine_Nidorina.png|Valentine [[Nidorina]]
File:Valentine_Nidoqueen.png|Valentine [[Nidoqueen]]
File:Valentine_Illumise.png|Valentine [[Illumise]]
File:Valentine_Volbeat.png|Valentine [[Volbeat]]
</gallery>

====Valentine's Day Event 2019====
For the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/love-is-fickle.118452/ 2019 Valentine's Day Event], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for Alomomola, Female Frillish and Jellicent, Male Frillish and Jellicent, Luvdisc, Minun and Plusle, Sawk and Throh, Budew, Roselia and Roserade. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

<gallery>
File:Valentine Alomomola.png|Valentine [[Alomomola]]
File:Valentine Female Frillish.png|Valentine [[Frillish Female]]
File:Valentine Female Jellicent.png|Valentine [[Jellicent Female]]
File:Valentine Male Frillish.png|Valentine [[Frillish Male]]
File:Valentine Male Jellicent.png|Valentine [[Jellicent Male]]
File:Valentine Luvdisc.png|Valentine [[Luvdisc]]
File:Valentine Minun.png|Valentine [[Minun]]
File:Valentine Plusle.png|Valentine [[Plusle]]
File:Valentine Sawk.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Sawk 2.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Sawk 3.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Throh.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Throh 2.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Throh 3.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Budew.png|Valentine [[Budew]]
File:Valentine Roselia.png|Valentine [[Roselia]]
File:Valentine Roserade.png|Valentine [[Roserade]]
</gallery>

===Easter-themed Pokémon===

For the [[2018 Easter Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated forms of [[Togepi]],
[[Togetic]] and [[Togekiss]] were pioneered. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

[[File:EasterTogeForms.png]]

For the 2019 Spring Event, specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for [[Exeggcute]], [[Kangaskhan]], [[Azurill]], [[Feebas]], [[Munchlax]], [[Larvesta]] and their evolutions. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild, as well as the Togepi easter forms released in 2018. (Pinkan Island excluded)

<gallery>
File:Easter Exeggcute.png|Easter [[Exeggcute]]
File:Easter Exeggutor.png|Easter [[Exeggutor]]
File:Easter Kangaskhan.png|Easter [[Kangaskhan]]
File:Easter Azurill.png|Easter [[Azurill]]
File:Easter Marill.png|Easter [[Marill]]
File:Easter Azumarill.png|Easter [[Azumarill]]
File:Easter Munchlax.png|Easter [[Munchlax]]
File:Easter Snorlax.png|Easter [[Snorlax]]
File:Easter Feebas.png|Easter [[Feebas]]
File:Easter Milotic.png|Easter [[Milotic]]
File:Easter Larvesta.png|Easter [[Larvesta]]
File:Easter Volcarona.png|Easter [[Volcarona]]
</gallery>

===May 4th Event===
During May 2019, [[Pawniard]] and [[Bisharp]] Darth Vader looking versions were released. They were released on May 4th as a commemoration to the famous Star Wars quote "May the force be with you." They were released for a limited amount of time.

<gallery>

File:Darth Pawniard.png|Darth [[Pawniard]]
File:Darth Bisharp.png|Darth [[Bisharp]]
</gallery>

===Alolan Pokemon===
During 2019, Alolan Pokémon were released. They were released in the [[Kanto Safari Zone]] and [[Johto Safari Zone]] for a limited amount of time.

<gallery>
File:Alolan Sandshrew1.png|[[Alolan Sandshrew]]
File:Alolan Sandslash1.png|[[Alolan Sandslash]]
File:Alolan Vulpix1.png|[[Alolan Vulpix]]
File:Alolan Ninetales1.png|[[Alolan Ninetales]]
File:Alolan Marowak1.png|[[Alolan Marowak]]

</gallery>

[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2019-11-02T12:40:08Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

Pokémon counterparts are specially colorated versions of Pokémon that are adventitiously encountered in the wild and—more conservatively so—obtained from Pokémon-giving NPCs.

Compared to other Pokémon MMOs, [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] is not multitudinously diversified in the array of special counterparts available; aside from the traditional shiny counterparts, special counterparts are more commonly obtainable as temporary event-thematic Pokémon than any regularly encounterable counterpart of wild Pokémon. Moreover, they do not bear any inherent statistical enhancements; they merely have an aesthetic distinction from their regular counterparts.

Shiny Pokémon are also the only special counterpart that each Pokémon has a version of; event-temporary ones are tailored to a specific assortment of Pokémon, as outlined below.

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==Shiny Pokémon==
[[File:Shiny_Pokemon_pip.png|right|thumb|400px|[[Golem]]'s shiny-counterpart sprite in the Pokémon-card overlay.]]
In addition to their distinctive coloration, shiny Pokémon are also identifiable by the golden S emblem; see the image to the right for a pictorial illustration.
===Wild Encounters===

For wild-Pokémon encounters, their odds are fractionally identical to those in the handheld games at 1/8192 (0.01220703125%).

When hotlinked in the [[In-Game Chat|chat]], their link is purple-colored to differentiate it from their regular counterparts; for example, a shiny [[Pikachu]] would appear as <Pikachu> when hotlinked.

Any wild-Pokémon battle initiated by an NPC script will '''not''' have a shiny chance; this includes even catchable Pokémon encountered via [[Headbutt Trees]], [[Diggable Patches]], [[Excavation Sites]], and overworld-interactable Pokémon (such as the occlusive [[Snorlax]] on [[Route 12#Roadblocking Snorlax|Route 12]]).

===NPC-Given Pokémon===
While the wild-battle-initiator used by NPC scripts has no shininess chance, Pokémon that are directly given by NPCs can still have chances if the RNGs are configured within the scripts for it; examples include [[fossilized Pokémon]] regenerated by the fossil-reanimators, some [[Boss NPCs|boss-prize]] Pokémon, and [[abandoned Pokémon]].

Because these Pokémon are given much more infrequently than wild Pokémon are encountered, they tend to have varyingly lower shiny-chance odds than the standard 1/8192 rate of wild Pokémon.

===Legendary Pokémon===

Contemporaneously, all of the obtainable legendary Pokémon are shiny locked. Thus, legendary Pokémon would not be viewable in their shiny forms.

==Pink Pokémon==
{{Main|Pinkan Island}}

With the advent of [[Pinkan Island]]—one of the [[Orange Islands]] that was released as a standalone content addition—a bevy of Pokémon were pinkified new counterparts as a nod to those who inhabited the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Pinkan_Island aforementioned area in the anime].

Every Pokémon inhabitant on the island and evolutions thereof has a pink counterpart; there is a 1/1,500 chance of encountering them in the wild, and a level-90 [[Scyther]] and [[Electabuzz]] with maximal [[happiness]] must be on-hand in order for them to be encounterable. All of such inhabitants are assorted in the collage below, among a few others that have not yet been made huntable.

<gallery>
File:Pink_Barboach.png|[[Barboach]]
File:Pink_Beedrill.png|[[Beedrill]]
File:Pink_Bellossom.png|[[Bellossom]]
File:Pink_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
File:Pink_Cottonee.png|[[Cottonee]]
File:Pink_Diglett.png|[[Diglett]]
File:Pink_Dugtrio.png|[[Dugtrio]]
File:Pink_Doduo.png|[[Doduo]]
File:Pink_Dodrio.png|[[Dodrio]]
File:Pink_Electabuzz.png|[[Electabuzz]]
File:Pink_Electivire.png|[[Electivire]]
File:Pink_Elekid.png|[[Elekid]]
File:Pink_Exeggcute.png|[[Exeggcute]]
File:Pink_Exeggutor.png|[[Exeggutor]]
File:Pink_Gloom.png|[[Gloom]]
File:Pink_Golduck.png|[[Golduck]]
File:Pink_Kakuna.png|[[Kakuna]]
File:Pink_Kingler.png|[[Kingler]]
File:Pink_Krabby.png|[[Krabby]]
File:Pink_Lapras.png|[[Lapras]]
File:Pink_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Munchlax.png|[[Munchlax]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
File:Pink_Minun.png|[[Minun]]
File:Pink_Nidoran Female.png|[[Nidoran Female]]
File:Pink_Nidoran_Male.png|[[Nidoran Male]]
File:Pink_Nidorina.png|[[Nidorina]]
File:Pink_Nidorino.png|[[Nidorino]]
File:Pink_Nidoking.png|[[Nidoking]]
File:Pink_Nidoqueen.png|[[Nidoqueen]]
File:Pink_Oddish.png|[[Oddish]]
File:Pink_Paras.png|[[Paras]]
File:Pink_Parasect.png|[[Parasect]]
File:Pink_Pelipper.png|[[Pelipper]]
File:Pink_Pichu.png|[[Pichu]]
File:Pink_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
File:Pink_Plusle.png|[[Plusle]]
File:Pink_Poliwag.png|[[Poliwag]]
File:Pink_Poliwhirl.png|[[Poliwhirl]]
File:Pink_Poliwrath.png|[[Poliwrath]]
File:Pink_Politoed.png|[[Politoed]]
File:Pink_Primeape.png|[[Primeape]]
File:Pink_Psyduck.png|[[Psyduck]]
File:Pink_Raichu.png|[[Raichu]]
File:Pink_Rattata.png|[[Rattata]]
File:Pink_Raticate.png|[[Raticate]]
File:Pink_Rhydon.png|[[Rhydon]]
File:Pink_Rhyhorn.png|[[Rhyhorn]]
File:Pink_Rhyperior.png|[[Rhyperior]]
File:Pink_Scizor.png|[[Scizor]]
File:Pink_Scyther.png|[[Scyther]]
File:Pink_Snorlax.png|[[Snorlax]]
File:Pink_Starmie.png|[[Starmie]]
File:Pink_Staryu.png|[[Staryu]]
File:Pink_Venonat.png|[[Venonat]]
File:Pink_Venomoth.png|[[Venomoth]]
File:Pink_Victreebel.png|[[Victreebel]]
File:Pink_Vileplume.png|[[Vileplume]]
File:Pink_Weedle.png|[[Weedle]]
File:Pink_Weepinbell.png|[[Weepinbell]]
File:Pink_Whimsicott.png|[[Whimsicott]]
File:Pink_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially themed counterparts have been made available for Pokémon to help saturate event-exclusive Pokémon—typically for a select assortment of Pokémon that tally to the nature of the event. While they have never been made encounterable outside of the event, all Pokémon obtained during them were retainable by the players and thus those that remained in circulation were considered collectible commodities among traders.

Do note that these versions have '''no''' shiny-counterpart versions; shininess is a discrete chance from these versions in the RNG calculations and thus they are mutually exclusive.
===Christmas-themed Pokémon===
For the [[2016 Christmas Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for a select bevy of Pokémon. There is a 1/750 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild. In addition to the gamut of previous-year counterparts, a new batch of them was added to the spriteset for the [[2017 Christmas Event]].

All of the these Pokémon and their Christmas-themed sprites are shown in the alphabetized collage below.

====Pre-2018 Christmas====

<gallery>
File:Christmas_Abomasnow.png|Christmas [[Abomasnow]]
File:Christmas_Altaria.png|Christmas [[Altaria]]
File:Christmas_Arceus.png|Christmas [[Arceus]]
File:Christmas_Buneary.png|Christmas [[Buneary]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Lopunny.png|Christmas [[Lopunny]]
File:Christmas_Munchlax.png|Christmas [[Munchlax]]
File:Christmas_Pikachu.png|Christmas [[Pikachu]]
File:Christmas_Raichu.png|Christmas [[Raichu]]
File:Christmas_Sandshrew.png|Christmas [[Sandshrew]]
File:Christmas_Sandslash.png|Christmas [[Sandslash]]
File:Christmas_Sentret.png|Christmas [[Sentret]]
File:Christmas_Skitty.png|Christmas [[Skitty]]
File:Christmas_Snorlax.png|Christmas [[Snorlax]]
File:Christmas_Snover.png|Christmas [[Snover]]
File:Christmas_Stantler_2016.png|Christmas [[Stantler]] (2016)
File:Christmas_Stantler_2017.png|Christmas [[Stantler]] (2017)
File:Christmas_Swablu.png|Christmas [[Swablu]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
</gallery>

====Pokemons available in Christmas 2018====
During Christmas 2018, a total of 9 Pokemon families were given a Christmas counterpart while certain other Pokemons were not made available as Christmas Pokémons again. The chances to find one was 1/1000.
<gallery>
File:Christmas_Vulpix.png|Christmas [[Vulpix]]
File:Christmas_Ninetales.png|Christmas [[Ninetales]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Mareep.png|Christmas [[Mareep]]
File:Christmas_Flaaffy.png|Christmas [[Flaaffy]]
File:Christmas_Ampharos.png|Christmas [[Ampharos]]
File:Christmas_Treecko.png|Christmas [[Treecko]]
File:Christmas_Grovyle.png|Christmas [[Grovyle]]
File:Christmas_Sceptile.png|Christmas [[Sceptile]]
File:Christmas_Torchic.png|Christmas [[Torchic]]
File:Christmas_Combusken.png|Christmas [[Combusken]]
File:Christmas_Blaziken.png|Christmas [[Blaziken]]
File:Christmas_Mudkip.png|Christmas [[Mudkip]]
File:Christmas_Marshtomp.png|Christmas [[Marshtomp]]
File:Christmas_Swampert.png|Christmas [[Swampert]]
File:Christmas_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Snorunt.png|Christmas [[Snorunt]]
File:Christmas_Glalie.png|Christmas [[Glalie]]
File:Christmas_Froslass.png|Christmas [[Froslass]]
File:Christmas_Riolu.png|Christmas [[Riolu]]
File:Christmas_Lucario.png|Christmas [[Lucario]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Axew.png|Christmas [[Axew]]
File:Christmas_Fraxure.png|Christmas [[Fraxure]]
File:Christmas_Haxorus.png|Christmas [[Haxorus]]
File:Christmas_Dedenne.png|Christmas [[Dedenne]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-themed Pokemon===
On October 18th, 2017, Halloween-themed counterparts of [[Pikachu]] and [[Raichu]] were ushered in for the contemporaneous [[Halloween event (2017)|Halloween event]], randomized at a 1/20 (5%) rate of huntability. During 2018's Halloween, all three Kanto starters were also given an Halloween counterpart. On October 22nd, 2019 New Halloween sprites were released mainly focusing on the Kalos starters, aswell as a few other pokémon. Additionally we were able to catch previous Halloween themed counterparts. The rate to catch the forms this year were 1/50 (0.02%). 2 [[Darkrai]] forms were also released this Pokémon was again obtainable for the [[Halloween Event 2019]]. However those who have previously caught Darkrai from 2017 were additionally given the choice for the Pumpkin Form.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Bulbasaur.png|Halloween [[Bulbasaur]]
File:Halloween_Ivysaur.png|Halloween [[Ivysaur]]
File:Halloween_Venusaur.png|Halloween [[Venusaur]]
File:Halloween_Charmander.png|Halloween [[Charmander]]
File:Halloween_Charmeleon.png|Halloween [[Charmeleon]]
File:Halloween_Charizard.png|Halloween [[Charizard]]
File:Halloween_Squirtle.png|Halloween [[Squirtle]]
File:Halloween_Wartortle.png|Halloween [[Wartortle]]
File:Halloween_Blastoise.png|Halloween [[Blastoise]]
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
File:Halloween_Chespin.png|Halloween [[Chespin]]
File:Halloween_Quilladin.png|Halloween [[Quilladin]]
File:Halloween_Chesnaught.png|Halloween [[Chesnaught]]
File:Halloween_Fennekin.png|Halloween [[Fennekin]]
File:Halloween_Braixen.png|Halloween [[Braixen]]
File:Halloween_Delphox.png|Halloween [[Delphox]]
File:Halloween_Froakie.png|Halloween [[Froakie]]
File:Halloween_Frogadier.png|Halloween [[Frogadier]]
File:Halloween_Greninja.png|Halloween [[Greninja]]
File:Halloween_Ponyta.png|Halloween [[Ponyta]]
File:Halloween_Rapidash.png|Halloween [[Rapidash]]
File:Halloween_Larvitar.png|Halloween [[Larvitar]]
File:Halloween_Pupitar.png|Halloween [[Pupitar]]
File:Halloween_Tyranitar.png|Halloween [[Tyranitar]]
File:Halloween_Ralts.png|Halloween [[Ralts]]
File:Halloween_Kirlia.png|Halloween [[Kirlia]]
File:Halloween_Gardevoir.png|Halloween [[Gardevoir]]
File:Halloween_Gallade.png|Halloween [[Gallade]]
File:Halloween_Torkoal.png|Halloween [[Torkoal]]
File:Halloween_Sneasel.png|Halloween [[Sneasel]]
File:Halloween_Weavile.png|Halloween [[Weavile]]
File:Halloween_Togepi.png|Halloween [[Togepi]]
File:Halloween_Togetic.png|Halloween [[Togetic]]
File:Halloween_Togekiss.png|Halloween [[Togekiss]]
File:Fancy_Darkrai.png|Halloween [[Darkrai]]
File:Pumpkin_Darkrai.png|Halloween [[Darkrai]]
</gallery>

===Starter Clones===
In August of 2016, starter-clone counterparts were introduced for each Pokémon in the evolutionary line of [[Bulbasaur]], [[Charmander]], and [[Squirtle]] as an anniversary-commemoratory event—approximately one year removed from its release into the Beta stage on August 14, 2016. While the event was abruptly discontinued later that month due to various technical difficulties, it was reintroduced on November 14, 2016, as a consolatory event due to the Halloween event's cancellation that year.

Clone Pokémon are colorated in accordance to those that were created and deployed in the [http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/M01 Pokémon: The First Movie - Mewtwo Strikes Back].

There is a 1/20 (5%) chance of encountering these counterparts of wild [[starter Pokémon]]. Do note that this is '''not''' applicable to starter Pokémon given to regional newcomers in the lab; they have no special-counterpart chances altogether.

<gallery>
File:Clone_Bulbasaur.png|Clone [[Bulbasaur]]
File:Clone_Ivysaur.png|Clone [[Ivysaur]]
File:Clone_Venusaur.png|Clone [[Venusaur]]
File:Clone_Charmander.png|Clone [[Charmander]]
File:Clone_Charmeleon.png|Clone [[Charmeleon]]
File:Clone_Charizard.png|Clone [[Charizard]]
File:Clone_Squirtle.png|Clone [[Squirtle]]
File:Clone_Wartortle.png|Clone [[Wartortle]]
File:Clone_Blastoise.png|Clone [[Blastoise]]
</gallery>

===Valentine's Day-themed Pokémon===

====Valentine's Day Event 2018====
For the [[2018 Valentine's Day Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon version were released for [[Nidoran Male]] and [[Nidoran Female]], [[Illumise]] and [[Volbeat]]. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

<gallery>
File:Valentine_NidoranM.png|Valentine [[Nidoran Male]]
File:Valentine_Nidorino.png|Valentine [[Nidorino]]
File:Valentine_Nidoking.png|Valentine [[Nidoking]]
File:Valentine_NidoranF.png|Valentine [[Nidoran Female]]
File:Valentine_Nidorina.png|Valentine [[Nidorina]]
File:Valentine_Nidoqueen.png|Valentine [[Nidoqueen]]
File:Valentine_Illumise.png|Valentine [[Illumise]]
File:Valentine_Volbeat.png|Valentine [[Volbeat]]
</gallery>

====Valentine's Day Event 2019====
For the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/love-is-fickle.118452/ 2019 Valentine's Day Event], specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for Alomomola, Female Frillish and Jellicent, Male Frillish and Jellicent, Luvdisc, Minun and Plusle, Sawk and Throh, Budew, Roselia and Roserade. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

<gallery>
File:Valentine Alomomola.png|Valentine [[Alomomola]]
File:Valentine Female Frillish.png|Valentine [[Frillish Female]]
File:Valentine Female Jellicent.png|Valentine [[Jellicent Female]]
File:Valentine Male Frillish.png|Valentine [[Frillish Male]]
File:Valentine Male Jellicent.png|Valentine [[Jellicent Male]]
File:Valentine Luvdisc.png|Valentine [[Luvdisc]]
File:Valentine Minun.png|Valentine [[Minun]]
File:Valentine Plusle.png|Valentine [[Plusle]]
File:Valentine Sawk.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Sawk 2.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Sawk 3.png|Valentine [[Sawk]]
File:Valentine Throh.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Throh 2.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Throh 3.png|Valentine [[Throh]]
File:Valentine Budew.png|Valentine [[Budew]]
File:Valentine Roselia.png|Valentine [[Roselia]]
File:Valentine Roserade.png|Valentine [[Roserade]]
</gallery>

===Easter-themed Pokémon===

For the [[2018 Easter Event]], specially accessorized and/or colorated forms of [[Togepi]],
[[Togetic]] and [[Togekiss]] were pioneered. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild.

[[File:EasterTogeForms.png]]

For the 2019 Spring Event, specially accessorized and/or colorated Pokémon versions were released for [[Exeggcute]], [[Kangaskhan]], [[Azurill]], [[Feebas]], [[Munchlax]], [[Larvesta]] and their evolutions. There is a 1/550 chance of encountering these counterparts in the wild, as well as the Togepi easter forms released in 2018. (Pinkan Island excluded)

<gallery>
File:Easter Exeggcute.png|Easter [[Exeggcute]]
File:Easter Exeggutor.png|Easter [[Exeggutor]]
File:Easter Kangaskhan.png|Easter [[Kangaskhan]]
File:Easter Azurill.png|Easter [[Azurill]]
File:Easter Marill.png|Easter [[Marill]]
File:Easter Azumarill.png|Easter [[Azumarill]]
File:Easter Munchlax.png|Easter [[Munchlax]]
File:Easter Snorlax.png|Easter [[Snorlax]]
File:Easter Feebas.png|Easter [[Feebas]]
File:Easter Milotic.png|Easter [[Milotic]]
File:Easter Larvesta.png|Easter [[Larvesta]]
File:Easter Volcarona.png|Easter [[Volcarona]]
</gallery>

===May 4th Event===
During May 2019, [[Pawniard]] and [[Bisharp]] Darth Vader looking versions were released. They were released on May 4th as a commemoration to the famous Star Wars quote "May the force be with you." They were released for a limited amount of time.

<gallery>

File:Darth Pawniard.png|Darth [[Pawniard]]
File:Darth Bisharp.png|Darth [[Bisharp]]
</gallery>

===Alolan Pokemon===
During 2019, Alolan Pokémon were released. They were released in the [[Kanto Safari Zone]] and [[Johto Safari Zone]] for a limited amount of time.

<gallery>
File:Alolan Sandshrew1.png|[[Alolan Sandshrew]]
File:Alolan Sandslash1.png|[[Alolan Sandslash]]
File:Alolan Vulpix1.png|[[Alolan Vulpix]]
File:Alolan Ninetales1.png|[[Alolan Ninetales]]
File:Alolan Marowak1.png|[[Alolan Marowak]]

</gallery>

[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Repel

2019-11-02T12:37:28Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Locations */

[[File:Eln7QWA.png|right|thumb
Repel]]

The Repel or Repellent Spray is an item introduced in Generation I. The other two versions of
this item are the Super Repel and Max Repel which are more effective versions of Repel.

__TOC__
 

=Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 100 steps.

===Locations===

*Can be purchased at some [[Pokémarts]].
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Super Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 200 steps.

==Locations==

*[[Route 3]]
*[[Mt. Moon|Mt. Moon B2F]]
*[[Rock Tunnel|Rock Tunnel 1]]
*[[Route 15]]
*[[Sevii Islands|Sevii Island 6]]
*[[Slowpoke Well]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Max Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 250 steps.

===Locations===

*[[Mt. Mortar]]
*[[Route 210]]- [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.

=Repel Trick=

Repels are not only useful in keeping Pokemon from appearing, but also in hunting. A special technique
of hunting using Repels (or Super or Max Repels) is known as Repel Trick.

For example, if we want to use the Repel Trick for Gible on the Moon, we must use a Repel and the Pokemon's level in the first slot of our party must be in the range of 24-33. This will avoid the other Pokemon in the area and till the Repel's effect wears off, the only Pokemon we might encounter will be Gible. To check details about a certain Pokemon's Repel Trick, use the command '''^repel <Pokemon>'''
in #bot-commands channel of the official [[Discord Chat]] of PRO and the Reborn bot will display information regarding it.
Take note that not every repel will guarantee a battle, therefore you have to be patient.

==Synchronize==

If a Pokémon with the Synchronize ability encounters a wild Pokémon, there is a 50% chance that the game will force it to have the same Nature as the Pokémon with this Ability. Since this will enable us
to increase or chances of catching a Pokemon with our desired nature, this technique is commonly used when Repel Trick-ing.

==False Swipe==

False Swipe is a restrained attack that prevents the target from fainting. The target is left with at least 1 HP. Even if this attack is used repeatedly when the Pokemon is at 1 HP, the Pokemon will not be killed. False Swipe Pokemon with the moves [[Spore]]/[[Sleep Powder]], and [[Thunder Wave]]/[[Stun Spore]] increase our chances of catching since status plays a major role in catching Pokemon.

If your desired Pokemon is a Ghost-Type, then you may get a [[Smeargle]] or a [[Golduck]] with the move Soak.
This will turn the Pokemon into a Water type and will allow you to use False Swipe on the Ghost-type afterwards.

===Locations===

TM104 
• FREE trainer in [[Rustboro Mart]] 
• [[Route 48]] - $4,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $16,000 
• [[Lilycove Department Store]] (3F) - $4,000 
• [[Veilstone Department Store]] - $4,000 

==The Team==

The team can be set up in two methods.

*'''Method 1: Pokemon with Required Level + Synchronize Pokemon'''
For this method, you will have to put a Pokemon at the required level in the first slot of your party and it MUST be fainted.
For the second slot, you will have to put your Synchronize Pokemon.

*'''Method 2: Synchronize Pokemon at Required Level'''
Fort this method, your Synchronize Pokemon has to be at the required level and place it at your first slot. It must be alive

==External Links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/item-guide.87534/ Item Guide] by [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=User:Xylos Xylos]
*[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Repel/ Bulbapedia]
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/repel-trick-guide.95530/ Repel Trick Guide] by Fluffles

[[Category:Items]]

User:Grand Warden 2.0

2019-11-02T12:36:31Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{UserInfo|IGN=GrandWarden|Gender=Male|Bday=17|Bmonth=02|Byear=1993|Dateregistered=21-01-2017|Pokemon=Golduck}}

Hello!

My IGN is Euripides (was GrandWarden before). I am here hoping that one day the PROwiki would be complete. If not complete, almost near accomplishing it. I try to contribute my best to it and always learn new things from other members of this wiki. Thank you!

World quests

2019-10-19T12:52:47Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

'''
Here you will find everything you need to know about the world quest'''

== Description ==

The World Quest is a server-wide event that gives the whole server a task that has to be completed within 24 hours from the time it was started. There is a 1/200 hourly chance that the event gets triggered, meaning that there should theoretically be one event each week. Once a World Quest is triggered, one player has to talk to the Mysterious Cultist located in any of the four port cities, being Vermilion City, Olivine City, Lilycove City or Canalave City. Furthermore, activating the World Quest on Silver Server will not necessarily make it active on Gold Server. Keep in mind that this event can also be started manually, giving us more options of getting a [[Mysterious Ticket]].

== Objective of the World Quest ==

The Mysterious Cultist will take one Pokemon out of a list with Tier 8 and Tier 9 Pokemon to hunt for every time the World Quest gets triggered. Each server has to hunt the Pokemon that is announced in a System Message and submit, together as a whole server, a total of 80.000 to 90.000 IVs every time the World Quest is active. Submitting a Pokemon to the Mysterious Cultist will count towards the total requirement and subtract it from the total amount.
'''
On a side-note, every Pokemon that gets submitted gets deleted permanently, you will not be able to get it back after submitting it. Therefore, think twice before giving the Mysterious Cultist your godly Pokemon.'''

[[File:Cultist.png]]

In order to get a Mysterious Ticket, you have to submit 0.5% of the total amount of IVs that is required. As an example, if the server needs to hunt Solosis with 85653 IVs total, you need to submit at least 429 IVs to get a ticket. You also have the chance to get a second ticket in every event, which you will get by submitting 3% of the total amount of IVs that is required. With the same example of total IVs, you would need to hand in at least 2570 IVs.

You do not have to count the IVs yourself. Simply talk to Mysterious Cultist in Vermilion city, Olivine City, Lilycove city, Canalave he will tell you how much IV's you have contributed to the WQ.

'''If the whole server manages to submit the total amount of IVs that were asked for and you submitted at least 0.5% of that amount, you will receive a Mysterious Ticket upon interacting with the Mysterious Cultist once the World Quest is finished but if the whole server doesn't meet the required IV's, nobody will get the ticket.'''

[[File:WQTicker.png]]

You can more info about the [[Mysterious Ticket]] here.

==Important NOTE==

'''
World Quests lasts for 24 hours from the point it was started

Caught Pokemon that you want to submit to the Mysterious Cultist have to be OT (Original Trainer)

You get a ticket for 0.5% of the total IVs, and two tickets for 3% of the total IVs

If the quest is not completed, nobody will receive a Mysterious Ticket

Pokemon that you submit to the Mysterious Cultist are forever lost

You can only get every Legendary Pokemon once

You can not submit an evolved form of the requested Pokemon

Pokemon on Birth Island cannot be shiny'''

Good luck on Birth Island!

Missing features

2019-10-17T13:06:24Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Inexistent */

{{stub}}

While [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s gameplay has substantial carryover from the official single-player games and is featurefully developed overall, it has many primordial discrepancies from the handheld games; much of it is attributable to missing and incomplete features. As a fan-made, volunteeristic, MMO-geared iteration of the Pokémon franchise, it naturally has its contradistinctions from the official single-player games—be it out of eschewal of features that the [[staff]] and community feel would undermine the MMO complexion of the game intended, or out of developmental incompletions of features that are planned but remain to be wholly implemented.

Missing features are subsumed into two sectionally overarching categories: planned and eschewed. Planned features are ones that staff are receptive to but have not yet been materialized, whereas eschewed features have been deliberately disconsidered by the staff for what they deem to be in the best interest of the game and economy's balance; the rationales for them will be expounded on below.

==Eschewed==
These features—while commonly expected because of their existence in other MMOs and the single-player Pokémon games, themselves—have been deliberately ruled out by PRO's staff. Rationales for these eschewals commonly stem from misgivings about their impact on this MMO's economy and community, as well as potentially destabilizing effects of them if they were to be added to the precarious server-coding core that was architected for them.

These features are either not negotiable or unlikely to be implemented without drastic trade-offs, as they are maladaptive to an MMO environment and are not considered indispensable for the spirit of Pokémon games.

For official staff confirmation on denied features, refer to [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=35832#at_3 this forums thread].

'''Breeding''' 
As one of the many features that would be transmodally detrimental if it were to carry over from a single-player environment to an MMO one, breeding has ruled out.

While [[Egg Moves]] are still inheritable via move-tutors and [[:Category:Baby-stage Pokémon|baby-stage Pokémon]] are still obtainable by non-hereditary means, the interparental dynamics and reproducibility of Pokémon is not implemented, nor is it planned to be. Because of all the [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rare]] and statistically consummate Pokémon that would be redoubled by breeding, the consensually overwhelming stance is that breeding would undermine the economy detrimentally, inflating the supply of enviable Pokémon in circulation and ultimately undercutting much of the rigor invested into hunting for them by collectors.

'''iOS compatibility''' 

While PRO is mobily playable on Android, it is not iPhone-compatible; there are no solidifiable plans for it to be, either.

Due to RAM deficiencies of the platform, it would not be accommodably playable since the devices typically do not meet the quantum of RAM recommended to play PRO optimally; paramountly, as a copyright-infringed game, it would be obtrude more legal ramifications to the game if it were to be publicized on Apple's App Store.

'''Pokémon-nicknaming''' 

Pokémon-nicknaming is currently not planned because of the potentially rampant inappropriacy of nicknames customized by the Pokémon-owners, which would problematize the transgression of inappropriate display names even further. If Pokémon-nicknaming were to be implemented, it would entail drastic compromises, as the public displayability of customizable nicknames is not negotiable.

'''Running shoes''' 
Since you already walk at 1.5x the speed of the handheld games, any intermediate continuum between that and [[Bicycles]] and [[Pokémon Mounts]] (2x the speed) would be considered negligible enough that running shoes would not be an appreciable upgrade from walking.

==Missing==
While these features are confirmatively intended to exist in the game eventually, they remain to be implemented; that typically is ascribable to activity constraints on the Developer's part or because there is no feasible wherewithal to implement them at this point in time. There is no determinacy as to when they will be implemented, but inclusionary plans for them are confirmed to be on the Developers' priority queue.

For official staff confirmation on planned features, refer to [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/suggestions.4/].

They are abstracted into two subcategories, hereunder: inexistent and incomplete.
===Inexistent===
Inexistent features are planned but do not have even a primitive state of released development on them. These are not bugs; they are just sheerly missing features.

These typically are frills that have not been prioritized primally enough to have been implemented at this stage since they are considered relatively inessential; however, they are planned to be integrated in the game with due course.

'''Guild bases''' 
While there is a fair coalescence of tangible benefits to be attained from joining [[guilds]], many consider them to be relatively featureless; much of those underpinnings center around the fact that guild bases have not yet been implemented for them.

Guild bases remain at the fulcrum of expansionary developments planned for guilds in the future, but they currently have no foundation in the game at this time.

'''Multi-battling''' 

Currently, double- and triple-battles are not fieldable; whether it is a [[PvP]] or NPC battle, they can only be conducted through single-battling. By extension, none of the multi-battle-specific move techniques are functionable.

'''Auction House''' 

While this was a feature that was added to the '''Eschewed''' category, it is being discussed among the staff members at the moment. However, it doesn't figure high on the priority list of the Developer. [[Trading]] is only transactable by converging in [[Pokémon Centers]] and transference of the [[Mailbox|mailbox system]] at the moment.

Due to limitative scalability on the server's end and the multiplexity that would be entailed to implement multi-battling in it, it is not expected that double- and triple-battling will ever be available in PRO.

===Incomplete===
Incomplete features have a perceptible form of existence in the game at this time but are missing integral subcomponents of them. Their developments are planned to be finalized in the future, but it is indeterminable as to when this can be done.

'''Abilities and moves''' 
Various componential aspects of the battle-system development remain incomplete, namely centering around move techniques and [[abilities]]. While the more ubiquitously possessable, mechanically basic moves and abilities are functionally implemented, many of the more multiplex ones remain to be implemented—mainly because they are too scarcely usable among Pokémon species and/or because they are infeasible to develop that they have not been hastily prioritized by Developers yet.

While some are not expected to be functionalized at all due to poor server scalability on the server's end, the Developers do plan to continue adding in more progressively where they are feasible and highly demanded by battlers.
'''Mega Evolutions''' 
Currently, Mega Evolved Pokémon are not player-obtainable. Although Mega Evolutions are database-mapped and are battleable by NPCs that deploy them (most commonly found in [[Bosses|boss-NPC]] lineups), the evolutionary mechanics have not yet been functionalized for them; until that materializes, there will be no avenues of obtention for them planned.

==External links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/suggestions.4/ Forums thread regarding missing features]
[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Missing features

2019-10-17T12:56:34Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Eschewed */

{{stub}}

While [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s gameplay has substantial carryover from the official single-player games and is featurefully developed overall, it has many primordial discrepancies from the handheld games; much of it is attributable to missing and incomplete features. As a fan-made, volunteeristic, MMO-geared iteration of the Pokémon franchise, it naturally has its contradistinctions from the official single-player games—be it out of eschewal of features that the [[staff]] and community feel would undermine the MMO complexion of the game intended, or out of developmental incompletions of features that are planned but remain to be wholly implemented.

Missing features are subsumed into two sectionally overarching categories: planned and eschewed. Planned features are ones that staff are receptive to but have not yet been materialized, whereas eschewed features have been deliberately disconsidered by the staff for what they deem to be in the best interest of the game and economy's balance; the rationales for them will be expounded on below.

==Eschewed==
These features—while commonly expected because of their existence in other MMOs and the single-player Pokémon games, themselves—have been deliberately ruled out by PRO's staff. Rationales for these eschewals commonly stem from misgivings about their impact on this MMO's economy and community, as well as potentially destabilizing effects of them if they were to be added to the precarious server-coding core that was architected for them.

These features are either not negotiable or unlikely to be implemented without drastic trade-offs, as they are maladaptive to an MMO environment and are not considered indispensable for the spirit of Pokémon games.

For official staff confirmation on denied features, refer to [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=35832#at_3 this forums thread].

'''Breeding''' 
As one of the many features that would be transmodally detrimental if it were to carry over from a single-player environment to an MMO one, breeding has ruled out.

While [[Egg Moves]] are still inheritable via move-tutors and [[:Category:Baby-stage Pokémon|baby-stage Pokémon]] are still obtainable by non-hereditary means, the interparental dynamics and reproducibility of Pokémon is not implemented, nor is it planned to be. Because of all the [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rare]] and statistically consummate Pokémon that would be redoubled by breeding, the consensually overwhelming stance is that breeding would undermine the economy detrimentally, inflating the supply of enviable Pokémon in circulation and ultimately undercutting much of the rigor invested into hunting for them by collectors.

'''iOS compatibility''' 

While PRO is mobily playable on Android, it is not iPhone-compatible; there are no solidifiable plans for it to be, either.

Due to RAM deficiencies of the platform, it would not be accommodably playable since the devices typically do not meet the quantum of RAM recommended to play PRO optimally; paramountly, as a copyright-infringed game, it would be obtrude more legal ramifications to the game if it were to be publicized on Apple's App Store.

'''Pokémon-nicknaming''' 

Pokémon-nicknaming is currently not planned because of the potentially rampant inappropriacy of nicknames customized by the Pokémon-owners, which would problematize the transgression of inappropriate display names even further. If Pokémon-nicknaming were to be implemented, it would entail drastic compromises, as the public displayability of customizable nicknames is not negotiable.

'''Running shoes''' 
Since you already walk at 1.5x the speed of the handheld games, any intermediate continuum between that and [[Bicycles]] and [[Pokémon Mounts]] (2x the speed) would be considered negligible enough that running shoes would not be an appreciable upgrade from walking.

==Missing==
While these features are confirmatively intended to exist in the game eventually, they remain to be implemented; that typically is ascribable to activity constraints on the Developer's part or because there is no feasible wherewithal to implement them at this point in time. There is no determinacy as to when they will be implemented, but inclusionary plans for them are confirmed to be on the Developers' priority queue.

For official staff confirmation on planned features, refer to [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/suggestions.4/].

They are abstracted into two subcategories, hereunder: inexistent and incomplete.
===Inexistent===
Inexistent features are planned but do not have even a primitive state of released development on them. These are not bugs; they are just sheerly missing features.

These typically are frills that have not been prioritized primally enough to have been implemented at this stage since they are considered relatively inessential; however, they are planned to be integrated in the game with due course.

'''Guild bases''' 
While there is a fair coalescence of tangible benefits to be attained from joining [[guilds]], many consider them to be relatively featureless; much of those underpinnings center around the fact that guild bases have not yet been implemented for them.

Guild bases remain at the fulcrum of expansionary developments planned for guilds in the future, but they currently have no foundation in the game at this time.

'''Multi-battling''' 

Currently, double- and triple-battles are not fieldable; whether it is a [[PvP]] or NPC battle, they can only be conducted through single-battling. By extension, none of the multi-battle-specific move techniques are functionable.

Due to limitative scalability on the server's end and the multiplexity that would be entailed to implement multi-battling in it, it is not expected that double- and triple-battling will ever be available in PRO.

===Incomplete===
Incomplete features have a perceptible form of existence in the game at this time but are missing integral subcomponents of them. Their developments are planned to be finalized in the future, but it is indeterminable as to when this can be done.

'''Abilities and moves''' 
Various componential aspects of the battle-system development remain incomplete, namely centering around move techniques and [[abilities]]. While the more ubiquitously possessable, mechanically basic moves and abilities are functionally implemented, many of the more multiplex ones remain to be implemented—mainly because they are too scarcely usable among Pokémon species and/or because they are infeasible to develop that they have not been hastily prioritized by Developers yet.

While some are not expected to be functionalized at all due to poor server scalability on the server's end, the Developers do plan to continue adding in more progressively where they are feasible and highly demanded by battlers.
'''Mega Evolutions''' 
Currently, Mega Evolved Pokémon are not player-obtainable. Although Mega Evolutions are database-mapped and are battleable by NPCs that deploy them (most commonly found in [[Bosses|boss-NPC]] lineups), the evolutionary mechanics have not yet been functionalized for them; until that materializes, there will be no avenues of obtention for them planned.

==External links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/suggestions.4/ Forums thread regarding missing features]
[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Repel

2019-10-03T09:42:15Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

[[File:Eln7QWA.png|right|thumb
Repel]]

The Repel or Repellent Spray is an item introduced in Generation I. The other two versions of
this item are the Super Repel and Max Repel which are more effective versions of Repel.

__TOC__
 

=Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 100 steps.

===Locations===

*Can be purchased at some [[Pokémarts]].
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Super Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 200 steps.

==Locations==

*[[Route 3]]
*[[Mt. Moon|Mt. Moon B2F]]
*[[Rock Tunnel|Rock Tunnel 1]]
*[[Route 15]]
*[[Sevii Islands|Sevii Island 6]]
*[[Slowpoke Well]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Max Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 250 steps.

===Locations===

*[[Mt. Mortar]]
*[[Route 210]]- [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.

=Repel Trick=

Repels are not only useful in keeping Pokemon from appearing, but also in hunting. A special technique
of hunting using Repels (or Super or Max Repels) is known as Repel Trick.

For example, if we want to use the Repel Trick for Gible on the Moon, we must use a Repel and the Pokemon's level in the first slot of our party must be in the range of 24-33. This will avoid the other Pokemon in the area and till the Repel's effect wears off, the only Pokemon we might encounter will be Gible. To check details about a certain Pokemon's Repel Trick, use the command '''^repel <Pokemon>'''
in #bot-commands channel of the official [[Discord Chat]] of PRO and the Reborn bot will display information regarding it.
Take note that not every repel will guarantee a battle, therefore you have to be patient.

==Synchronize==

If a Pokémon with the Synchronize ability encounters a wild Pokémon, there is a 50% chance that the game will force it to have the same Nature as the Pokémon with this Ability. Since this will enable us
to increase or chances of catching a Pokemon with our desired nature, this technique is commonly used when Repel Trick-ing.

==False Swipe==

False Swipe is a restrained attack that prevents the target from fainting. The target is left with at least 1 HP. Even if this attack is used repeatedly when the Pokemon is at 1 HP, the Pokemon will not be killed. False Swipe Pokemon with the moves [[Spore]]/[[Sleep Powder]], and [[Thunder Wave]]/[[Stun Spore]] increase our chances of catching since status plays a major role in catching Pokemon.

If your desired Pokemon is a Ghost-Type, then you may get a [[Smeargle]] or a [[Golduck]] with the move Soak.
This will turn the Pokemon into a Water type and will allow you to use False Swipe on the Ghost-type afterwards.

===Locations===

TM104
• FREE trainer in [[Rustboro Mart]]
• [[Route 48]] - $4,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $16,000
• [[Lilycove Department Store]] (3F) - $4,000
• [[Veilstone Department Store]] - $4,000

==The Team==

The team can be set up in two methods.

*'''Method 1: Pokemon with Required Level + Synchronize Pokemon'''
For this method, you will have to put a Pokemon at the required level in the first slot of your party and it MUST be fainted.
For the second slot, you will have to put your Synchronize Pokemon.

*'''Method 2: Synchronize Pokemon at Required Level'''
Fort this method, your Synchronize Pokemon has to be at the required level and place it at your first slot. It must be alive

==External Links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/item-guide.87534/ Item Guide] by [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=User:Xylos Xylos]
*[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Repel/ Bulbapedia]
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/repel-trick-guide.95530/ Repel Trick Guide] by Fluffles

[[Category:Items]]

Repel

2019-10-03T08:57:56Z

Grand Warden 2.0: Created page with "thumb Repel The Repel or Repellent Spray is an item introduced in Generation I. The other two versions of this item are the Super Repel and Max Re..."

[[File:Eln7QWA.png|right|thumb
Repel]]

The Repel or Repellent Spray is an item introduced in Generation I. The other two versions of
this item are the Super Repel and Max Repel which are more effective versions of Repel.

__TOC__
 

=Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 100 steps.

==Locations==

*Can be purchased at some [[Pokémarts]].
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Super Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 200 steps.

==Locations==

*[[Route 3]]
*[[Mt. Moon|Mt. Moon B2F]]
*[[Rock Tunnel|Rock Tunnel 1]]
*[[Route 15]]
*[[Sevii Islands|Sevii Island 6]]
*[[Slowpoke Well]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.
*[[Mt. Coronet Summit]] - [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]].

=Max Repel=

When this item is used, it prevents wild Pokémon with a lower level than the first Pokémon of the party from appearing for 250 steps.

==Locations==

*[[Mt. Mortar]]
*[[Route 210]]- [[Diggable Patches|Dig spots]]
*Possible [[Pokéstops|Pokestop]] reward.

=Repel Trick=

Repels are not only useful in keeping Pokemon from appearing, but also in hunting. A special technique
of hunting using Repels (or Super or Max Repels) is known as Repel Trick.

For example, if we want to use the Repel Trick for Gible on the Moon, we must use a Repel and the Pokemon's level in the first slot of our party must be in the range of 24-33. This will avoid the other Pokemon in the area and till the Repel's effect wears off, the only Pokemon we might encounter will be Gible. To check details about a certain Pokemon's Repel Trick, use the command '''^repel <Pokemon>'''
in #bot-commands channel of the official [[Discord Chat]] of PRO and the Reborn bot will display information regarding it.
Take note that not every repel will guarantee a battle, therefore you have to be patient.

==Synchronize==

If a Pokémon with the Synchronize ability encounters a wild Pokémon, there is a 50% chance that the game will force it to have the same Nature as the Pokémon with this Ability. Since this will enable us
to increase or chances of catching a Pokemon with our desired nature, this technique is commonly used when Repel Trick-ing.

==False Swipe==

False Swipe is a restrained attack that prevents the target from fainting. The target is left with at least 1 HP. Even if this attack is used repeatedly when the Pokemon is at 1 HP, the Pokemon will not be killed. False Swipe Pokemon with the moves [[Spore]]/[[Sleep Powder]], and [[Thunder Wave]]/[[Stun Spore]]] increase our chances of catching since status plays a major role in catching Pokemon.

If your desired Pokemon is a Ghost-Type, then you may get a [[Smeargle]] or a [[Golduck]] with the move Soak.
This will turn the Pokemon into a Water type and will allow you to use False Swipe on the Ghost-type afterwards.

===Locations===

TM104
• FREE trainer in [[Rustboro Mart]]
• [[Route 48]] - $4,000 - Special Offer: 5 for $16,000
• [[Lilycove Department Store]] (3F) - $4,000
• [[Veilstone Department Store]] - $4,000

==The Team==

The team can be set up in two methods.

*'''Method 1: Pokemon with Required Level + Synchronize Pokemon'''
For this method, you will have to put a Pokemon at the required level in the first slot of your party and it MUST be fainted.
For the second slot, you will have to put your Synchronize Pokemon.

*'''Method 2: Synchronize Pokemon at Required Level'''
Fort this method, your Synchronize Pokemon has to be at the required level and place it at your first slot. It must be alive

==External Links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/item-guide.87534/ Item Guide] by [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=User:Xylos Xylos]
*[https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Repel/ Bulbapedia]
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/repel-trick-guide.95530/ Repel Trick Guide] by Fluffles

[[Category:Items]]

File:Eln7QWA.png

2019-10-03T07:49:53Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

Extreme Speed

2019-10-03T07:36:50Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{Move|Extra=Makes [[contact]]}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Normal_(type)|Normal]]-type [[Priority moves|increased-priority]] damage-dealing move.

__TOC__

 

==Functionality==
{{PAGENAME}} deals damage. It has a Priority of +2. Hence, it usually attacks first unless the opponent is
using a higher-tier priority move or an even-tier priority move where they would win the tie-breaker due to actively having a greater Speed stat in-battle.

==Learnability==
===Level-Up===
Coming Soon.

Extreme Speed

2019-10-03T07:35:36Z

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Acid Armor

2019-10-03T07:24:39Z

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{{Move|Extra= Does not make [[contact]]|}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Normal_(type)|Normal]]-type damage-dealing move.

__TOC__

 

==Functionality==
{{PAGENAME}} raises the user's defense by 2 stages.

==Learnability==
===Level-Up===
Coming Soon.

===[[Egg-Inheritable Moves|Egg Moves]]===
Coming Soon.

Pokémon Tower

2019-10-03T06:44:54Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{Area|Maps=Pokémon Tower 1F,Pokémon Tower 2F,Pokémon Tower 3F,Pokémon Tower 4F,Pokémon Tower 5F,Pokémon Tower 6F,Pokémon Tower 7F,Pokémon Tower Underground|Location=Lavender Town|Type=Ghost|Region=Kanto|BattleNPCs=13|Items=2|LandLevels=20|LandTier9=2|LandMembers=2}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a mausoleum tower in [[Lavender Town]] in [[Kanto]].

It is a numerously multistory building, housing dozens of floors: 7 upper-level floors, 29 basement floors, and a [[Membership|membership]]-exclusive bottommost floor.

This tower serves as an essential lead-up for a trainer's [[Gym-leaders|gym-successional storyline]], as it is the central premise of the [[Pokéflute (quest)|Pokéflute quest]] wherein the eponymous item is obtained to rouse the otherwise-soporific [[Snorlax]] on [[Route 12]].

It is putatively the most viable area to hunt for [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon. Many of the Ghost-type inhabitants are believed to be the ghostly manifestations of deceased Pokémon, including a ghostly [[Marowak]] mother on the sixth floor that must be defeated in order to be properly exorcised.

__TOC__
 
==Notable miscellanies==
===[[Pain Split]]-tutor===
A [[Move tutors|move-tutor]] for the [[Pain Split]] technique can be found stationed on the sixth floor. She will impart the technique to any compatible Pokémon for a price of {{Pdollar}}4,500 per tutee.

===[[Hypnosis]]-tutor===
A [[Move tutors|move-tutor]] for the [[Hypnosis]] technique can also be found in Pokemon Tower B12. She will teach [[Hypnosis]] to any compatible pokemon for a price of {{Pdollar}}12,000 per tutee.

===Basement floor===
Subjoined to the tower is a complex of basement floors; there are 30 of them total: a sinuous concatenation of 29 basement floors and the bottommost Pokémon Tower Ungerground map, which can be accessed exclusively by [[Membership|members]] for a trove of [[List of Pokémon by Rarity Tier|rarer]] [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon.

Because of the intricacy of the maze, it is easy to become misdirected when navigating your way to the bottommost basement floor; as such, it is advised to overview the collage below as a navigational aid, which annotates all the floors that all ladders and telepads are interlinked to.

<gallery style="text-align: center;">
File:Pokémon Tower B1.png|B1
File:Pokémon Tower B2.png|B2
File:Pokémon Tower B3.png|B3
File:Pokémon Tower B4.png|B4
File:Pokémon Tower B5.png|B5
File:Pokémon Tower B6.png|B6
File:Pokémon Tower B6.png|B6
File:Pokémon Tower B7.png|B7
File:Pokémon Tower B8.png|B8
File:Pokémon Tower B9.png|B9
File:Pokémon Tower B10.png|B10
File:Pokémon Tower B11.png|B11
File:Pokémon Tower B12.png|B12
File:Pokémon Tower B13.png|B13
File:Pokémon Tower B14.png|B14
File:Pokémon Tower B15.png|B15
File:Pokémon Tower B16.png|B16
File:Pokémon Tower B17.png|B17
File:Pokémon Tower B18.png|B18
File:Pokémon Tower B19.png|B19
File:Pokémon Tower B20.png|B20
File:Pokémon Tower B21.png|B21
File:Pokémon Tower B22.png|B22
File:Pokémon Tower B23.png|B23
File:Pokémon Tower B24.png|B24
File:Pokémon Tower B25.png|B25
File:Pokémon Tower B26.png|B26
File:Pokémon Tower B27.png|B27
File:Pokémon Tower B28.png|B28
File:Pokémon Tower B29.png|B29
</gallery>

==Wild Pokémon==
===2F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 2F}}
===3F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 3F}}
===4F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 4F}}
===5F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 5F}}
===6F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 6F}}
===7F===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower 7F}}
===Basement floors===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower Basement Floors}}
===Pokémon Tower Underground ([[Membership|members-only]])===
{{AreaLandSpawns|Location=Pokémon Tower Underground}}
==Items==
{{AreaItems|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{AIR|Item=Antidote|Cooldown=6 days|Location=On 2F beyond a ghostly lady who was on her vigil to guard the item for you}}
{{AIR|Item=Dusk Stone|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Hidden Item. On the gravestone directly west of the stairs going down in B25}}
}}

==NPC Trainers==
===Pokemon Tower 2F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 2F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Kadabra,Abra|Levels=24,22}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Ekans,Arbok|Levels=22,25}}
}}
}}

===Pokemon Tower 3F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 3F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Muk|Levels=25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Abra,Gastly|Levels=25,26}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Gastly,Haunter,Gengar|Levels=24,25,25}}
}}
}}

===Pokemon Tower 4F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 4F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Name=Ariel|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Golbat,Gastly|Levels=24,25}}
}}
}}

===Pokemon Tower 5F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 5F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Name=Hella|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Gastly,Haunter|Levels=25,26}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Name=Heave|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Haunter,Haunter|Levels=25,25}}
}}
}}

===Pokemon Tower 6F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 6F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Name=Padmay|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Alakazam,Hypno|Levels=27,25}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Ghost|Name=Ty|Gender=woman|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Gastly|Levels=27}}
}}
}}

===Pokemon Tower 7F===
{{NPCTable|Location={{PAGENAME}} 7F|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Rocket Grunt|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Rattata,Raticate|Levels=34,36}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Rocket Grunt|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Raticate|Levels=40}}
}}
{{NPCTrainer|Class=Rocket Grunt|Gender=boy|Lineup=
{{NPCLineup|Pokemon=Fearow,Raticate,Rattata|Levels=35,37,39}}
}}
}}

==Bosses==

[[Urahara (boss)]], based on one of the Artists in the PRO staff team can be found in '''3F'''.

Lavender Town

2019-10-03T06:39:34Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Pokémon Tower */

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Ghost|Prev=Vermilion City|Post=Celadon City|Category=Town}}
{{Area|Type=Ghost|Region=Kanto|South=Route 12|North=Route 10|West=Route 8|HeadbuttTrees=3|Items=1}}
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a city located in [[Kanto]]. It is the convergent tripoint of [[Route 10]], [[Route 8]], and [[Route 12]].

Lavender Town is initially accessed by players through a circuitous itinerary en route to [[Celadon City]]—the city of the fourth [[Gym-leaders|gym]] in Kanto's successional line of them—after they have navigated through the [[Rock Tunnel]] on [[Route 10]]. Whereupon you initially enter this route, you will inadvertently eavesdrop on two police officers who mention that they are dispatched on an investigatory mission in [[Celadon City]]; this is a prelude to the [[Celadon Rocket Hideout (quest)|Celadon Rocket Hideout quest]], which is a prerequisite for completing the [[Pokéflute (quest)|Pokéflute quest]], here.

The town is most saliently known for its ghostlore, having one of the most concentrated inhabitancies of [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type Pokémon in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] in the [[Pokémon Tower]] gravesite.

__TOC__
 
==Notable miscellanies==
===Pokémon Tower===
{{Main|Pokémon Tower}}

The Pokémon Tower is a mausoleum wherein specters of deceased Pokémon are believed to commune with its visitors. These spirits are believed to manifest themselves in the form of its [[Ghost_(type)|Ghost]]-type inhabitants, making it one of the most prolific areas to hunt for Pokémon of that type.

This site will initially be inaccessible; most of the antecedent prerequisites are done in [[Celadon City]], which is where the Silph Scope and [[Rainbow Badge]] must be procured, in addition to interacting with Mr. Fuji in the only residential building of Lavender Town beforehand. Before these conditions are satisfied, an elderly woman nearby will disadvise you from entering.

The [[Pokéflute (quest)|Pokéflute quest]] must be completed within this site's domain in order to obtain the eponymous item; this can be used to rouse the occlusive [[Snorlax]] on [[Route 12]] in order to advance through the otherwise-roadblocked trisection.

Boss [[Urahara (boss)]] can be found in Pokémon Tower 3F.

===[[Foul Play]] Tutor===
A [[Move Tutors|Move Tutor]] for the move [[Foul Play]] can be found in the south-west corner of the town. She will teach the move to any compatible Pokemon for the price of {{Pdollar}}15,000.

===Hall of Fame===
The Hall of Fame is a commemoratory building wherein the winners of each [[PvP|PvP Season]] are conferred with commendatory recognition. Statues and leaderboards are constructed as tributes to the uppermost-ranked PvP champions of the present and past seasons.
To access the Hall of Fame you need to be Kanto and Johto's Champion.

===Lavender Subway===
{{PAGENAME}} is one of the seven destinational outlets available in Kanto's intraregional-subway system, thereby providing an expeditious shortcut to this area and to six other destinations from it.

Contingent that you have completed the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]], you may board the subway from {{PAGENAME}}'s [[Pokémon Center]] for a fee of {{Pdollar}}2,500.

==Wild Pokémon==
===[[Headbutt trees|Headbuttable trees]]===
{{AreaHeadbuttData}}

==Items==
===Shops===
====[[Pokémart]]====
{{ShopTable|Contents=
{{ShopItem|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Super Potion|Price=700}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Super Repel|Price=500}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}
{{ShopItem|Item=Elixir|Price=1,500}}
}}
====Costume shop====
=====Small Caps=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Small Red Cap|Price=35,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Small Blue Cap|Price=35,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Small Green Cap|Price=35,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Small Pink Cap|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Small Brown Cap|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Small White Cap|Price=45,000}}
}}
=====Hats=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Red Hat|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Blue Hat|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Green Hat|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Yellow Hat|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Purple Hat|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Black Hat|Price=55,000}}
}}
=====Caps=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Black Cap|Price=75,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Blue Cap|Price=75,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Green Cap|Price=75,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Pink Cap|Price=60,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Orange Cap|Price=60,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Red Cap|Price=100,000}}
}}
=====Beenies=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Green Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Turquoise Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Blue Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Purple Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Brown Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Yellow Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Black Beenie|Price=40,000}}
{{ITS|Item=White Beenie|Price=40,000}}
}}
=====[[Membership]]-exclusive hats=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Grey Hat|Price=50,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Brown Cap|Price=50,000}}
}}

=====Basic Clothes=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Red Clothes|Price=25,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Blue Clothes|Price=25,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Green Clothes|Price=25,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Purple Clothes|Price=25,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Yellow Clothes|Price=25,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Orange Clothes|Price=25,000}}
}}
=====Casual clothes=====
{{GenericItemShop|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (red)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (orange)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (blue)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (pink)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (green)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (black)|Price=45,000}}
{{ITS|Item=Casual clothes (white)|Price=45,000}}
}}
===Lootable items===
{{AreaItems|Type=Ghost|Contents=
{{AIR|TM=Shadow Ball|Cooldown=Not respawnable|Location=Shrouded behind the tree-plant plots in the Hall of Fame premise}}
}}

Xylos (boss)

2019-10-02T09:55:48Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{BossNPC|Theme=Electric|Boss=Xylos|Date=2019—present|Location=[[Pokemon Club]] (Vermilion City)|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Caught Data of all eeveelutions, Kanto Champion|Rewards=Standardized reward subset|Lineup=Victini,Druddigon,Skarmory,Jolteon,Flareon,Mewtwo}}
{{Quote|You want to battle?! Don't even want to say hello first or so? Well, okay... |Xylos}}
Xylos is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] incarnation of Xylos, one of PRO's Community Coordinators.

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==New Boss2019==

Xylos Boss was added on 18.08.19.

This new NPC is for all players who enjoy battling bosses that allow the choice of the three difficulty level tiers that not every not boss offers. This ensures that bosses are easier for newer players yet challenging for veterans. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and held items vary among other factors, depending on the difficulty level chosen by the player.

* Easy: Bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened move set. Consecutive win rewards are not available.
* Medium: Bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items. Consecutive rewards are available.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Consecutive rewards are available. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Xylos==
The Xylos Boss can be found in the [[Pokemon Club]] located in [[Vermilion City]] to the centre left of the map.

Interaction will automatically ask to battle if you have completed the [[Kanto League]] and have the Caught Data of all eeveelutions. If you have previously battled Xylos, there will be a 12-day cooldown timer to challenge him again. If you have a play time of under 100 hours, Xylos will ask if you are certain you want to battle her.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Xylos|Lineup=Victini,Druddigon,Skarmory,Jolteon,Flareon,Mewtwo|Moves0=Bolt Strike,V-Create, Brick Break,Hidden Power Ice|Moves1=Dragon Tail, Stealth Rock,Glare,Iron Head|Moves2=Iron Head,Spikes,Roost,Whirlwind|Moves3=Hidden Power Ice,Shadow Ball, Thunder,Discharge|Moves4=Superpower,Facade,Flare Blitz,Lava Plume|Moves5=Flamethrower,Drain Punch,Psystrike,Recover|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Victory Star,Sheer Force,Sturdy,Volt Absorb,Guts,Pressure|Nature=Naive,Adamant,Impish,Modest,Naughty,Naive
}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Xylos|Lineup=Victini,Druddigon,Skarmory,Jolteon,Flareon,Mewtwo|Moves0=Bolt Strike,V-Create, Brick Break,Hidden Power Ice|Moves1=Dragon Tail, Stealth Rock,Glare,Iron Head|Moves2=Iron Head,Spikes,Roost,Whirlwind|Moves3=Hidden Power Ice,Shadow Ball, Thunder,Discharge|Moves4=Superpower,Facade,Flare Blitz,Lava Plume|Moves5=Flamethrower,Drain Punch,Psystrike,Recover|Item=Choice Band,Assault Vest,Leftovers,Choice Specs,Toxic Orb,Life Orb|Ability=Victory Star,Sheer Force,Sturdy,Volt Absorb,Guts,Pressure|Nature=Naive,Adamant,Impish,Modest,Naughty,Naive
}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

===Randomized subset===
All possible rewards are listed below.
={{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Jolteon|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Flareon|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Vaporeon|Reward Tier=1}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Leafeon|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Glaceon|Reward Tier=2}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Umbreon|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Sylveon|Reward Tier=3}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Eevee|Reward Tier=3}}

}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Thunder Stone|Quantity=2-3|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Fire Stone|Quantity=2-3|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Water Stone|Quantity=2-3|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Leaf Stone|Quantity=2-3|Reward Tier=1}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Electric Gem|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Fire Gem|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ice Gem|Quantity=3-5|Reward Tier=2}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Ice Stone|Quantity=1|Reward Tier=3}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After being rewarded some of the abovementioned items, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Eevee|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Rare Candy

2019-10-02T09:47:13Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

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[[File:Rarecandy250.png|right|thumb
Rare Candy]]

'''Rare Candy''' is a form of medication introduced in [[Generation I]].

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==Function==
When used from the Player's Bag on a Pokémon, it increases that Pokémon's level by one, up to level 100. After leveling up, it will have the minimum required experience for its current level.

==Locations==

===Routes and Cities===
The can be found hidden at these locations.
*[[Viridian Forest]]
*[[Route 17]]
*[[Route 27]]
*[[Route 108]]
*[[Route 127]]
*[[Route 132]]
*[[Cerulean Cave]]
*[[Mt. Silver 2F]]
*[[Bell Tower|Bell Tower Top]]
*[[Olivine City]]
*[[Violet City]]
*[[Oldale Town]]
*[[Valley of Steel|Valley Of Steel Entrance]]
*[[Vulcan Path]]
*[[Vulcan Forest]]

===Diggable Patches===
Rare Candies can be found at [[Diggable Patches]]. They can be found at these following locations.

*[[Mt. Moon|Mt. Moon 1F]] '''(Second Spot)'''
*[[Route 14]]
*[[Route 15]]
*[[Mt. Mortar]] '''(Third Spot)'''
*[[Mt. Conoret|Mt. Conoret Summit]]
*[[Orenburg Cave|Orenburg Cave BF1]]
*[[Route 210]]

===Bosses===
You can onbtain Rare Candies from certain bosses. The following bosses listed give out Rare Candies as a possible award.
*[[Boss]]
*[[Brock]]
*[[Shamac]]
*[[Shary & Shaui]]
*[[Lance]]
*[[Misty]]
*[[Neroli]]
*[[Terminator]]
*[[Birch]]
*[[Thor]]
*[[Gingery Jones]]
*[[Raikou Guardian]]
*[[Suhuzen]]
*[[Letrix]]
*[[Maribella]]
*[[Professor Rowan]]
*[[Zetsu]]
*[[Shieon]]

===Recreational Activies===
Rare Candies can also be obtained from activities such as

*[[Bug Catching Area|Bug Catching Contest]] located near [[Johto]]'s [[National Park]]
*[[Game Corner]] located in [[Kanto]]'s [[Celadon City]]
*Having a nice chat with any [[PokéStop]] Officer.
*Participating in the [[Solaceon Daily Quest]]. '''(Note that this is only every fourth day streak.)'''

==External Links==
*[https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/item-guide.87534/ Item Guide] by [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=User:Xylos Xylos]
*[https://m.bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Rare_Candy Bulbapedia]

[[Category:Items]]

Rain Dance

2019-10-02T09:31:13Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{Move|Extra=Does not make [[contact]]|TMLocations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000.}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Water_(type)|Water]] type non-damage dealing move.

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==Functionality==
When {{PAGENAME}} is used, rainfall will be summoned for 5 turns. It clears any other active weather conditions and replaces it. If it's already raining, this move will fail.

While {{PAGENAME}} is in effect, due to rain, the base damage of Water-type moves will be increased by 50%, whereas the base damage of [[Solar Beam]] and Fire-type moves will be decreased by 50%.

==Learnset==
===Level-Up===
Coming soon.

===[[Egg Moves]]===
Coming soon.

===[[TMs and HMs|TMs]]===
{{PAGENAME}} can be taught using [[TMs and HMs|TM68]], which can be purchased at [[Celadon Department Store]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000.

Rain Dance

2019-10-02T09:28:52Z

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{{Move|Extra=Does not make [[contact]]|TMLocations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000.}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Water_(type)|Water]] type non-damage dealing move.

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==Functionality==
When {{PAGENAME}} is used, rainfall will be summoned for 5 turns. It clears any other active weather conditions and replaces it. If it's already raining, this move will fail.

While {{PAGENAME}} is in effect, due to rain, the base damage of Water-type moves will be increased by 50%, whereas the base damage of {{Solar Beam}} and Fire-type moves will be decreased by 50%.

==Learnset==
===Level-Up===
Coming soon.

===[[Egg Moves]]===
Coming soon.

===[[TMs and HMs|TMs]]===
{{PAGENAME}} can be taught using [[TMs and HMs|TM68]], which can be purchased at [[Celadon Department Store]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000.

Sunny Day

2019-10-01T07:35:51Z

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{{Move|Extra=Does not make [[contact]]|TMLocations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000.}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a [[Fire_(type)|Fire]] type non-damage dealing move.

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==Functionality==
When {{PAGENAME}} is used, sun will brighten for 5 turns. This clears any other type of weather and fails if sunlight is already there.

While Sunny Day is in effect, the base power of Fire-type moves will be increased by 50%, and the base power of Water-type moves will be decreased by 50%.

==Learnset==
===Level-Up===
Coming soon.

===[[Egg Moves]]===
Coming soon.

===[[TMs and HMs|TMs]]===
{{PAGENAME}} can be taught using [[TMs and HMs|TM61]], which can be purchased at [[Celadon Department Store]] for the price of {{Pdollar}}2,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

2019-10-01T07:10:50Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Gameplay */

New to PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]) and have questions abound about the game you envisage to invest your time into moving into the future? You're far from the first one; that's why we can use the past as a predictor as to which questions will assuredly pique the minds of newer players moving into the future and thus we hope you can glean much of the information you're looking for here!

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==General Questions About PRO==
'''How long has PRO been operational?'''
PRO was initially conceptualized in September of 2014 and began its incipient development. It remained on the down-low in its fledgling months, as it only slowly percolated to those outside of the know while Shane & co. were selective on playtesters; however, once a server-hosting plan was officialized in March of 2015, registration was publicized for new playtesters. 
After a summer of intensively finalizing playtesting and bug-fixing, it made its official release into the beta stage on August 14, 2015.

'''Does Nintendo have any affiliation with this game?'''
No. This is not a Nintendo-developed, -endorsed, or -sanctioned game; this is a fan-made game developed and maintained by a syndicate of volunteers–by both the staff and community, to varying extents. 
 
The corollary question may be "will Nintendo shut down this project?" To that, we must candidly answer that Nintendo reserves the right to do so at any time; that is an ever-looming risk of running a copyright-protected game without adducible consent, and it's one we have acknowledged when undertaking this project. However, while there is nothing we can do to categorically immunize the project from such a threat, we assure you that there is no need for major consternation over the project's fate; our administrative staff has ensured various legal safeguards and extenuators to milden the legal risks, which is being well-taken-care-of behind the scenes and thus isn't something you as players will need to fret over. 

'''What are the differences between each server?'''

There is no fundamental difference; they are all gameplay-identical. The only differentiators are that each one uses a different databases (for example, any data you obtained on Gold would not carry over to Silver) and that it's naturally inhabited by different communities.

'''Will our account data ever be wiped?'''
No. The last database-wide account wipe coincided with PRO's release into the beta stage; since then, the staff have vowed not to wipe accounts anymore.


'''When will PRO advance out of the beta stage?'''
Nominally speaking, its beta label will never change; this is primarily due to legal reasons.
That is simply a nominal matter, however; in addition to the fact that no more database wipes will happen as they did in the alpha-playtesting stage, the game may still transcend the beta stage in its gameplay development despite its ostensible label. It will never be labeled as a finished product, but it doesn't mean that there has to be any conceivable ceiling on its developmental progression.

'''Is it iOS-compatible?'''
No, and there are no realistic plans for it. The device is not manageably accommodable, here, as its RAM is not capacious enough to run PRO optimally; additionally, too many potential legal pitfalls would be entailed if it were added to Apple's App Store, so it is highly implausible that they would accede into adding it to the store.


==Account==
===Gameplay===
'''How can I acquire Membership status?'''
{{Main|Membership}}

A Membership Medallion must be used on your account to activate the status; that can be procured either by exchanging Coins for one on the [[Coin Shop]] (they durationally vary; check the Coin Shop article for more details) or by [[trading]] for one from another player. Read its main article for more details on the benefits.

'''Are transactional avenues other than PayPal accepted?'''
Unfortunately, not at this time; only PayPal is receptible to donations due to legal complications. Other transactional avenues may be plugged in moving into the future; but for the foreseeable future, you must make do with PayPal if it's available in your country.

'''Can my account be reset?'''

It can be. However, it should be noted that this service is provided for a limited period of time only. An announcement is made whenever this service is open. Here are the effects of account resetting: 

-This will allow you to start from scratch and you will restart your journey at the Start Map once again. 
-Resetting your account will delete all pokemon, items, variables. 
-Friends list will remain untouched.

'''How do I save my data?'''

Data saves automatically, with the saving-time intervals variably depending on the scope of the data—Pokémon data (takes the longest), item data, account data, and user-variable data, namely. If you wish to expedite account saves, you can log out of the game; this will forcibly register the data in the database to ensure that your client can load it when it reconnects to the server.

===Bans===
'''How can I get banned?'''
Legally speaking, the staff reserves the right to ban a player's account at any time as [https://pokemonrevolution.net/terms.php delineated by the ToS]; but as it pertains to their code of ethics, they will primarily ban on grounds of PRO's [https://pokemonrevolution.net/rules.php ruleset]. 
Additionally, extreme abuse of any of the resources in our official network of services—the forums, Discord, and so forth—can and will evolve into an in-game ban, so minimize any potential improprieties while you're within PRO's domain.
'''I was banned from the game, but I don't know why; how can I find out?'''
If it is just an in-game ban (disjunct from trade and quiet bans), you can log into the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/dashboard/ website's dashboard]; this should display a succinct reason for it.
For a more elaborate explanation on it and any other ban type, however, you'll need to post inquiringly on the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/discipline-appeals.37/ Discipline Appeals] section of the forums.


'''I feel that my ban was unjust; how can this be corrected?'''
You'll need to appeal on the forums under the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/discipline-appeals.37/ Discipline Appeals] section to elicit a reply from your case-relevant banner. Your first respondent is designated as the staff member who banned you, so wait patiently for their response; do not hound the rest of the staff about it, as it is not within their jurisdiction to intercede in ban cases.

'''Can my Membership status and account assets be transferred from my banned account to another account?'''
No. Part of the punitive repercussion of warranting a ban is that you forfeit your account and all its bearings; plus, due to the nature of various gameplay-abusive ban reasons, it's oftentimes not differentiable as to which Pokémon were obtained scrupulously or illicitly via gameplay abuse, so it is oftentimes in the best interest of the economy that they remain cooped in the custody of the banned account.

'''If I am permanently banned, can I play again?'''
It depends on the degree of the ban, which you can check on the dashboard; if you are IP-banned, you are barred from our services as long as it is in effect and thus you're prohibited from registering a new account on our game. Otherwise, if it is just a permanent account ban, you are allowed to play on a new account but may be susceptible to an IP ban upon further infractions.
 
IP bans are typically warranted with either a wanton extremity of services abuse (such as DDoS attacks) or a recidivistic track record to the point where we feel the user is incorrigible. If one tries to bypass an IP ban on their new accounts, those accounts will be automatically banned upon deduction.

==The Game==
===Troubleshooting===
====Log-In Difficulties====
'''My client is out-of-date; how do I update it?'''
:You will need to redownload it; you can do so using [[Client_Downloads|one of these mirrors]]. There is no auto-updater, nor is the server bandwidth-capacious enough to accommodate for one; the only means of updating your client, which is necessitated by any client-side changes, is by downloading the most up-to-date version.

'''When I tried to log in, I encountered the "User Already Logged In" (UALI) error. Has my account been hacked?'''

Not necessarily; that error message would appear if someone else were in custody of your account, but more often than not, it's indicative that your account is deadlocked into a server-saving process on the server's end. This error is onset when the client forcibly disconnects from the server before a saving process can be completed for your account; in these cases, your account is stuck in the server in an infinite loop as it successlessly tries to complete a saving process. 
Whenever this is onset, it is advisable to wait for approximately five minutes before attemptingly relogging; otherwise, a server reboot or a password reset may be needed to extricate it. Server reboots will happen either when necessitated by a server crash or in the wake of scheduled maintenance.

====Server Downtime====
'''Why can't I log into the server?'''
There is a good chance that it isn't an isolated issue with you; the server could be in an inoperative state and thus globally unplayable for others while it awaits a reboot. 
Check the status-checkers for each server on the navigational sidebar; they'll indicate the current server status. If the status is flagged as "maintenance," it's indicative that it is staff-accessibly locked while updates are being performed or that it has been preparatorily locked to clear players before a routine reboot is needed to effectuate server-end changes.
'''How long will it take for the server to be rebooted?'''
Unless the server is intentionally kept down while crash logs are being analyzed, there is nothing processually complex about rebooting; it simply requires a staff member with rebooting privileges to access the host PC's to reboot the software application in PRO. As such, the reboot process is instantaneous in nature when one is around to do so—no longer than 1-2 minutes for that action. 
When a staff member will be around to ably reboot it, however, is a fundamentally different question; it also isn't as case-specifically answerable, because it is typically indeterminable as to how long it'll take for them to be around to attend to it. It could vary from minutes in the wake of the server crash to a dozen hours later depending on staff availability, so be sure to check the server status periodically—be it via the status-checkers on the navigational sidebar herein or by doing a more practical check in attemptingly logging in.

'''Who can reboot the server?'''
Only [[Staff#Administrators|Administrators]] and [[Staff#Developers|Developers]] have the requisite host-PC access to reboot the server. 
Due to all the server-end data—including all the personal information you've submitted to us as delineated by the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/terms.php privacy-policy] doctrine—one may have access to by virtue of having the host-PC access needed to reboot it, it is a very trust-sensitive privilege to have; because of that, it's implausible that anyone outside of the echelon of Administrators and Developers will be conferred access to it. New Administrators and Developers also will not be appointed on the sole rationale of a need for more reboot-imprivileged staff; that privilege is simply ancillary to their actual role, which will be selected meritocratically.

'''The status-checker indicates that the server is online, but I still encounter the "Can not connect to server error; how come?'''

Firstly, you may need to do more than looking at the status-checker alone in order to ascertain whether it's online or not; at times, the server itself can undetectedly freeze whereby the status-checker is unable to discern that it has crashed and thus simply sits on the last online-player count registered in the database.
 
Symptomatic checks can include checking the status-checker repeatedly to see if the user count is fluctuant at all; if not, chances are that it is down. Additionally, you can keep tabs on the [https://discord.gg/98pMNxq official Discord server] to see what experiences other players may pool in concurrently; if it has frozen, it won't take long therein to realize that others are unable to log in.
 
Otherwise, something on your network or computer's end may be obstructing your connection to it; if you are using a foreign network, such as at a school, for example, they most likely are filtering out PRO due to its categorization as a game. If you're on your home network, ensure that there aren't any inhibitors on your end; add PRO.exe as an exception to your anti-virus and/or Firewall.


====Pokémon evolutions====
'''I failed to evolve my Pokémon before level 100; how can this be resolved?'''

:If it is a level-activated evolution, then you must solicit a staff member's assistance in order to manually evolve it or for a staff member to delevel it. You can contact a staff member for it by posting in the [https://www.pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?threads/evolution-deleveling-request-megathread.65725/page-64#post-519305] on the forums or by posting in the #support channel on the [[Discord chat|official Discord-server]].

===Content===

'''How many generations are there in the game?'''

There are multiple facets to that question; all the major ones will be answered herein. 
We currently have a tri-regional mainland network; that encompasses [[Kanto]], [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]], and [[Sinnoh]], in addition to the [[Sevii Islands]] archipelago and expansionary plans for the [[Orange Islands]]. Pokémon native to those regions are predominantly obtainable here, while a smattering of post-generational Pokémon can be obtained either as top-tier rares and [[Membership]]-exclusive Pokémon in some areas or via [[Headbutt Trees|Headbutt-encounterable Pokémon]].


'''Are there Legendary Pokémon in the game?'''
{{Main|Legendary Pokémon}}
They have already been limitedly added; see the subsectional header for specific ones. A smattering of Legendary Pokémon have been made quest-obtainable here, which is the same paradigm intended for further additions of Legendary Pokémon. 
Ultimately, we plan that all Legendary Pokémon with a base-stat total of minus-600 will be made procurable in one inclusionary scheme or another; however, those that are added to the player's possession won't be tradable, nor will they be deployable in [[PvP|ranked PvP]] matches.


===Gameplay Features===
'''Can we breed Pokémon?'''
No, and there are no plans for it. Given the complexion of a Pokémon MMO, you are to procure the statistically desirable Pokémon through rigorous hunting and via trading; breeding would be the ultimate shortcut to such hurdles, which would undermine the spiritual complexion of an MMO. 
You are still able to acquire [[Pokémon Eggs]] and [[Egg-Inheritable Moves|egg moves]] by other avenues, but breeding is too economically cancerous and PvE-undermining in nature that it'll never be added in that form.


'''Can we use HM01 - Fly outside of battle?'''
No. [[Fly]] exists strictly as an in-battle move, not a navigational agent. 
Your closest substitute for Fly's navigational functions are the [[Transportation Structures|transportational systems]] that exist in-game for intraregional and interregional travel, but Fly itself will not have that out-of-battle functionality.


'''How do I obtain a Bicycle?'''
You can obtain a [[Bicycle]] by exchanging a [[Bike Voucher]] for {{Pdollar}}60,000 Pokédollars by speaking to an NPC in the house westward of [[Vermilion City]]'s [[Pokémon Center]], in addition to showing them a [[Ditto]] under your OT registry. 
Do note that [[Pokémon Mounts]] also exist as a functionally identical alternative to Bicycles; they are also acquirable either via the [[Coin Shop]] or the [[Arcanine Mount (quest)|Arcanine Mount quest]] for the eponymous Mount.


'''When can I trade?'''
{{Main|Trading}}
Once you have obtained the [[Gyms#Celadon City|Rainbow Badge]]; thereafter, you can trade in any [[Pokémon Center]]. The badge requirement only applies to [[Kanto]]; in successive regions, you can trade immediately.

==Forums==
'''How do I log into the forums? It won't let me register.'''
Since your in-game account is universalized for the website, game, and the forums, you can log into the forums using your account's log-in credentials.

'''I am unable to post in some sections; how come?'''

To foster more forums usership and experience before its users engage in certain sections, a select amount of sections will impose an 8-post-count minimum before other sections are postable to you. 
You are disadvised to do spam-posting to attain the 8-post count, however; more so, you are encouraged to start by posting your [https://www.pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/player-introduction-and-partings.6/ introductory thread], in addition to potentially constructive posts you can make under the [https://www.pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php#resolution-center.26 Resolution Center].


'''I can not post an image in my post; how do I resolve it?'''

To curtail advertisement and spam-bot images, the 8-post-count minimum is also imposed for this feature. As a workaround, however, you are allowed to upload an image as an attachment to share it; you can use the upload form for it underneath the post-editor.

==Staff==
See [[Staff]] for more verbose information.

'''Are staff members paid?'''
No. This is a volunteer-driven, fan-made project; as such, all its staff members are unpaid volunteers who work on an at-will basis and are devoid of any monetary compensation for their services.

'''How do I join the staff?'''
Players are selected for staff roles if the staff feels that the individual has shown a level of earnest dedication, maturity, integrity, and skills not only needed to adequately perform the functions of the staff role for the long haul but to also represent the staff professionally.
 
One way you can register your interest in it by applying for the staff position if it is open; check the [https://pokemonrevolution.net/forum/index.php?forums/staff-recruitment.67/ Staff Recruitment section] of the forums for information regardginly, because all staff positions thereon are subjected to closures depending on how well-manned they are deemed to be at this time.


'''How can I apply for the Developer/programming position?'''

In all but exceptional cases, you can not; as what is considered the most skillfully sterling and integrity-sensitive position in the game, it is easy to underestimate the skills and trust standard that are expected for this position and thus applications for it are closed due to how many unqualified applicants would be potentially fielded. 
As it is hierarchically on par with the Administrator role, its members will most commonly end up promoted from within; as such, a combination of the requisite skills for the role and a well-established rapport of trust with Eaty and the rest of the staff may be the most plausible avenue into landing the position. If you desire to use your role-relevant skills to contribute in a lesser capacity meanwhile, you are encouraged to entertain the [[Staff#Content Scripters|Content Scripter]] role.
[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-09-30T17:43:53Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Discord Staff */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?invite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime or ^t|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Comrader,Jenn,PreHax,Shinohara|Members=Gore,Jadontombs,KellesBelles,LightningVector,Liquid,Mineexcadrill,Monhuntress,Necro,Ravenrain,Sandson,Splidette,turles,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

The applications for Discord Moderator are always open, but they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-09-30T17:39:10Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Discord Staff */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?invite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime or ^t|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Comrader,Jenn,PreHax,Shinohara|Members=GOLSAW,Ichi,Jadontombs,KellesBelles,LightningVector,Liquid,Mineexcadrill,Monhuntress,Necro,Ravenrain,Sandson,Splidette,turles,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

The applications for Discord Moderator are always open, but they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-04-13T18:14:52Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Becoming Discord Staff */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?serverinvite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Cie,Giorgio25,PharaoMage,PurpleMauth,Scorpia,ShinyCelebi,Sugar|Members=Aghanim,Anotex,Dakivid,Elleaf,Fallen,Heiwajima,ICatchFeralCats,Judgement,Juliph,JustYuno,LightningVector,Piine,ryoINDRA,Shinohara,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

The applications for Discord Moderator are always open, but they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-04-13T18:13:29Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Junior Discord Moderator */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?serverinvite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Cie,Giorgio25,PharaoMage,PurpleMauth,Scorpia,ShinyCelebi,Sugar|Members=Aghanim,Anotex,Dakivid,Elleaf,Fallen,Heiwajima,ICatchFeralCats,Judgement,Juliph,JustYuno,LightningVector,Piine,ryoINDRA,Shinohara,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.

===Becoming Discord Staff===

While applications are occasionally opened for prospective Discord-moderators, they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Professor Oak (boss)

2019-03-04T05:05:00Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Items */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Kanto|Boss=Professor Oak|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Cinnabar Lab]] Room 2|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto Champion,At least 200 seen-data entries registered in your [[Pokédex]],An on-hand lineup of invariably level-100 Pokémon|Rewards=Pokémon (subsumptive of [[Kanto's]] subset of [[starter Pokémon]]),[[In-battle held items#Type-enhancers|Type-enhancing held items]]|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,Dragonite|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0}}
{{Quote|Are you ready to show me what Pokemon you have been training?|Professor Oak}}
The '''Professor Oak''' boss is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] incarnation of Professor Oak—the preeminent Pokémon professor of the [[Kanto]] region. He homologizes to [[Professor Elm (boss)|Professor Elm]], [[Professor Birch (boss)|Professor Birch]] and [[Professor Rowan (boss)|Professor Rowan]] of the [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]] and [[Sinnoh]] regions, respectively, as Kanto's professorial boss NPC.

Because of his byjob as a distributor [[starter Pokémon]], his trove of prizes include Kanto's own subset of starter Pokémon (exclusive of the quaternary selectable in [[Pikachu]]), making him a potentially prolific alternative to hunting for the starter Pokémon in the wild.

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==Boss rework 2019==
'''Oak''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Professor Oak==
Professor Oak can be found in the upper-rightmost corner in room 2 of [[Cinnabar Island]]'s research lab. If Professor Oak is found in his lectural position, interact with him; this will invisibilize him and visibilize him in the boss-NPC position, effectively transposing his location to allow you to challenge the boss.

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle contingent that you have accumulated 200 seen-data entries of Pokémon on your [[Pokédex]] and that you have an invariably level-100 lineup on-hand. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Professor Oak|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0|Moves0=Shock Wave,Ominous Wind,Signal Beam,Will-O-Wisp|Moves1=Giga Drain,Sludge Bomb,Sleep Powder,Poison Powder|Moves2=Flamethrower,Dragon Pulse,Air Slash,SmokeScreen|Moves3=Dark Pulse,Aura Sphere,Scald,Toxic|Moves4=Take Down,Pursuit,Rock Slide,Zen Headbutt|Moves5=Wing Attack,Thunder Punch,Dragon Claw,Slam|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Levitate,Overgrow,Blaze,Torrent,Sheer Force,Multiscale|Nature=Adamant,Modest,Timid,Modest,Jolly,Adamant}}

'''Disclaimer''': Due to PRO Wiki's Database not accepting Rotom-Wash as a form, we only show the primal form, Rotom. However, '''Professor Oak''' uses Rotom-Wash in his Lineup in Medium/Hard difficulty.

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Professor Oak|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0|Moves0=Defog,Thunderbolt,Hydro Pump,Reflect|Moves1=Petal Dance,Sleep Powder,Sludge Bomb,Leech Seed|Moves2=Focus Blast,Air Slash,Dragon Pulse,Fire Blast|Moves3=Hydro Pump,Dark Pulse,Toxic,Ice Beam|Moves4=Rock Climb,Earthquake,Rock Slide,Iron Tail|Moves5=Outrage,Dragon Dance,Fire Punch,Extreme Speed|Item=Leftovers,Black Sludge,Life Orb,Sitrus Berry,Life Orb,Lum Berry|Ability=Levitate,Overgrow,Blaze,Torrent,Sheer Force,Multiscale|Nature=Adamant,Modest,Timid,Modest,Jolly,Adamant}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Oak''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Charmander|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Occa berry|Quantity=5|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Bulbasaur|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Charmander|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Squirtle|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Dratini|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Professor Oak (boss)

2019-03-04T05:04:04Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Items */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Kanto|Boss=Professor Oak|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Cinnabar Lab]] Room 2|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto Champion,At least 200 seen-data entries registered in your [[Pokédex]],An on-hand lineup of invariably level-100 Pokémon|Rewards=Pokémon (subsumptive of [[Kanto's]] subset of [[starter Pokémon]]),[[In-battle held items#Type-enhancers|Type-enhancing held items]]|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,Dragonite|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0}}
{{Quote|Are you ready to show me what Pokemon you have been training?|Professor Oak}}
The '''Professor Oak''' boss is the [[Boss NPCs|boss-NPC]] incarnation of Professor Oak—the preeminent Pokémon professor of the [[Kanto]] region. He homologizes to [[Professor Elm (boss)|Professor Elm]], [[Professor Birch (boss)|Professor Birch]] and [[Professor Rowan (boss)|Professor Rowan]] of the [[Johto]], [[Hoenn]] and [[Sinnoh]] regions, respectively, as Kanto's professorial boss NPC.

Because of his byjob as a distributor [[starter Pokémon]], his trove of prizes include Kanto's own subset of starter Pokémon (exclusive of the quaternary selectable in [[Pikachu]]), making him a potentially prolific alternative to hunting for the starter Pokémon in the wild.

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''Oak''' was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascript anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Challenging Professor Oak==
Professor Oak can be found in the upper-rightmost corner in room 2 of [[Cinnabar Island]]'s research lab. If Professor Oak is found in his lectural position, interact with him; this will invisibilize him and visibilize him in the boss-NPC position, effectively transposing his location to allow you to challenge the boss.

Interacting with him will automatically initiate a battle contingent that you have accumulated 200 seen-data entries of Pokémon on your [[Pokédex]] and that you have an invariably level-100 lineup on-hand. If you have previously battled him, it will be a 12-day cooldown time to rechallenge him.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Professor Oak|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0|Moves0=Shock Wave,Ominous Wind,Signal Beam,Will-O-Wisp|Moves1=Giga Drain,Sludge Bomb,Sleep Powder,Poison Powder|Moves2=Flamethrower,Dragon Pulse,Air Slash,SmokeScreen|Moves3=Dark Pulse,Aura Sphere,Scald,Toxic|Moves4=Take Down,Pursuit,Rock Slide,Zen Headbutt|Moves5=Wing Attack,Thunder Punch,Dragon Claw,Slam|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Levitate,Overgrow,Blaze,Torrent,Sheer Force,Multiscale|Nature=Adamant,Modest,Timid,Modest,Jolly,Adamant}}

'''Disclaimer''': Due to PRO Wiki's Database not accepting Rotom-Wash as a form, we only show the primal form, Rotom. However, '''Professor Oak''' uses Rotom-Wash in his Lineup in Medium/Hard difficulty.

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Professor Oak|Lineup=Rotom,Venusaur,Charizard,Blastoise,Tauros,|Mega=0,0,0,0,0,0|Moves0=Defog,Thunderbolt,Hydro Pump,Reflect|Moves1=Petal Dance,Sleep Powder,Sludge Bomb,Leech Seed|Moves2=Focus Blast,Air Slash,Dragon Pulse,Fire Blast|Moves3=Hydro Pump,Dark Pulse,Toxic,Ice Beam|Moves4=Rock Climb,Earthquake,Rock Slide,Iron Tail|Moves5=Outrage,Dragon Dance,Fire Punch,Extreme Speed|Item=Leftovers,Black Sludge,Life Orb,Sitrus Berry,Life Orb,Lum Berry|Ability=Levitate,Overgrow,Blaze,Torrent,Sheer Force,Multiscale|Nature=Adamant,Modest,Timid,Modest,Jolly,Adamant}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Oak''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Charmander|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Occa Berry|Quantity=5|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Occa Berry|Quantity=5|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Bulbasaur|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Charmander|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Squirtle|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Dratini|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Erika (boss)

2019-03-04T04:56:05Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Items */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Grass|Boss=Erika|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Kanto League]],An on-hand lineup of invariably level-100 Pokémon|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth}}
{{Quote|I see you have grown stronger since our gym battle, but so have I. Let me challenge you; I want to test how much both of us have improved!|Erika}}
Erika is the gym-leader [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the eponymous [[Celadon City]] [[Gym Leaders|gym-leader]].

As a multifunctional NPC, it is also sought-out as the official [[Giga Drain]]-tutor in addition to its conventional boss-NPC functions.

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
Erika was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Giga Drain tutorship==
Erika will also teach the [[Giga Drain]] technique to any compatible Pokémon tutee for {{Pdollar}}7,500 per transaction.

Tuteeship does not require you to have previously defeated her; however, you must be a Kanto champion before you can access this.

==Challenging Erika==
Erika resides in the environs of [[Viridian Maze]], where she exists on the pretext of planting a bush.

Because of the area's lightless obscurity, you are strongly recommended to bring a [[Flash]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Flashlight]] on-hand to illuminate the area for navigational purposes; this can be obtained early on as [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM02]] in a [[Route 2]] stophouse.

In the sinuous maze, Erika can be found in the north section of the west half of the maze.

Once interacted with, you have the option to initiate the battle with her (in addition to her [[Giga Drain]] tutorship) contingent that there is no in-effect cooldown time. If you lose, you must wait for 12 days to elapse before she is rechallengable.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Iron Head,Curse,Selfdestruct,Payback|Moves1=Signal Beam,Heat Wave,Amnesia,Psychic|Moves2=Mega Drain,Icy Wind,Surf,Solarbeam|Moves3=Magical Leaf,Ancient Power,Perish Song,Leech Seed|Moves4=Crunch,Razor Leaf,Stomping Tantrum,Synthesis|Moves5=Brick Break,Knock Off,Slam,Giga Drain|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Power Whip, Gyro Ball, Bulldoze, Explosion|Moves1=Bug Buzz,Flamethrower,Giga Drain,Quiver Dance|Moves2=Focus Blast,Hydro Pump,Giga Drain,Ice Beam|Moves3=Thunder Wave,Earth Power,Nasty Plot,Psychic|Moves4=Wood Hammer, Earthquake, Stone Edge,Synthesis|Moves5=Earthquake,Power Whip,Sludge Bomb,Ancient Power|Item=Rocky Helmet,Passho Berry,Life Orb,Leftovers,Soft Sand,Assault Vest|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Erika''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3-8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=PvE coin|Quantity=2-4|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Larvesta|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Ferroseed|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lotad|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Erika (boss)

2019-03-04T04:54:58Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Items */

{{BossNPC|Theme=Grass|Boss=Erika|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Kanto League]],An on-hand lineup of invariably level-100 Pokémon|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth}}
{{Quote|I see you have grown stronger since our gym battle, but so have I. Let me challenge you; I want to test how much both of us have improved!|Erika}}
Erika is the gym-leader [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the eponymous [[Celadon City]] [[Gym Leaders|gym-leader]].

As a multifunctional NPC, it is also sought-out as the official [[Giga Drain]]-tutor in addition to its conventional boss-NPC functions.

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
Erika was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Giga Drain tutorship==
Erika will also teach the [[Giga Drain]] technique to any compatible Pokémon tutee for {{Pdollar}}7,500 per transaction.

Tuteeship does not require you to have previously defeated her; however, you must be a Kanto champion before you can access this.

==Challenging Erika==
Erika resides in the environs of [[Viridian Maze]], where she exists on the pretext of planting a bush.

Because of the area's lightless obscurity, you are strongly recommended to bring a [[Flash]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Flashlight]] on-hand to illuminate the area for navigational purposes; this can be obtained early on as [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM02]] in a [[Route 2]] stophouse.

In the sinuous maze, Erika can be found in the north section of the west half of the maze.

Once interacted with, you have the option to initiate the battle with her (in addition to her [[Giga Drain]] tutorship) contingent that there is no in-effect cooldown time. If you lose, you must wait for 12 days to elapse before she is rechallengable.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Iron Head,Curse,Selfdestruct,Payback|Moves1=Signal Beam,Heat Wave,Amnesia,Psychic|Moves2=Mega Drain,Icy Wind,Surf,Solarbeam|Moves3=Magical Leaf,Ancient Power,Perish Song,Leech Seed|Moves4=Crunch,Razor Leaf,Stomping Tantrum,Synthesis|Moves5=Brick Break,Knock Off,Slam,Giga Drain|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Power Whip, Gyro Ball, Bulldoze, Explosion|Moves1=Bug Buzz,Flamethrower,Giga Drain,Quiver Dance|Moves2=Focus Blast,Hydro Pump,Giga Drain,Ice Beam|Moves3=Thunder Wave,Earth Power,Nasty Plot,Psychic|Moves4=Wood Hammer, Earthquake, Stone Edge,Synthesis|Moves5=Earthquake,Power Whip,Sludge Bomb,Ancient Power|Item=Rocky Helmet,Passho Berry,Life Orb,Leftovers,Soft Sand,Assault Vest|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Erika''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3-8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=PvE coin|Quantity=2-4|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Larvesta|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Ferroseed|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lotad|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

Erika (boss)

2019-03-04T04:53:46Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{BossNPC|Theme=Grass|Boss=Erika|Date=2016—present|Location=[[Viridian Maze]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Must have completed the [[Kanto League]],An on-hand lineup of invariably level-100 Pokémon|Rewards=Randomized eventualities of rewards; read below.|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth}}
{{Quote|I see you have grown stronger since our gym battle, but so have I. Let me challenge you; I want to test how much both of us have improved!|Erika}}
Erika is the gym-leader [[Boss NPCs|boss NPC]] of the eponymous [[Celadon City]] [[Gym Leaders|gym-leader]].

As a multifunctional NPC, it is also sought-out as the official [[Giga Drain]]-tutor in addition to its conventional boss-NPC functions.

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==Boss rework 2019==
Erika was part of the Boss rework in 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Giga Drain tutorship==
Erika will also teach the [[Giga Drain]] technique to any compatible Pokémon tutee for {{Pdollar}}7,500 per transaction.

Tuteeship does not require you to have previously defeated her; however, you must be a Kanto champion before you can access this.

==Challenging Erika==
Erika resides in the environs of [[Viridian Maze]], where she exists on the pretext of planting a bush.

Because of the area's lightless obscurity, you are strongly recommended to bring a [[Flash]]-wielding Pokémon or a [[Flashlight]] on-hand to illuminate the area for navigational purposes; this can be obtained early on as [[TMs and HMs#HMs|HM02]] in a [[Route 2]] stophouse.

In the sinuous maze, Erika can be found in the north section of the west half of the maze.

Once interacted with, you have the option to initiate the battle with her (in addition to her [[Giga Drain]] tutorship) contingent that there is no in-effect cooldown time. If you lose, you must wait for 12 days to elapse before she is rechallengable.

==Lineup==
===Easy===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Iron Head,Curse,Selfdestruct,Payback|Moves1=Signal Beam,Heat Wave,Amnesia,Psychic|Moves2=Mega Drain,Icy Wind,Surf,Solarbeam|Moves3=Magical Leaf,Ancient Power,Perish Song,Leech Seed|Moves4=Crunch,Razor Leaf,Stomping Tantrum,Synthesis|Moves5=Brick Break,Knock Off,Slam,Giga Drain|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

===Medium/Hard===
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=Erika|Lineup=Ferrothorn,Volcarona,Ludicolo,Celebi,Torterra,Tangrowth|Moves0=Power Whip, Gyro Ball, Bulldoze, Explosion|Moves1=Bug Buzz,Flamethrower,Giga Drain,Quiver Dance|Moves2=Focus Blast,Hydro Pump,Giga Drain,Ice Beam|Moves3=Thunder Wave,Earth Power,Nasty Plot,Psychic|Moves4=Wood Hammer, Earthquake, Stone Edge,Synthesis|Moves5=Earthquake,Power Whip,Sludge Bomb,Ancient Power|Item=Rocky Helmet,Passho Berry,Life Orb,Leftovers,Soft Sand,Assault Vest|Ability=Iron Barbs,Swarm,Swift Swim,Natural Cure,Overgrow,Leaf Guard|Nature=Relaxed,Timid,Timid,Timid,Adamant,Sassy}}

==Rewards==
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward on the difficulty level Medium and Hard while Hard gives slightly better rewards.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

Reworked bosses such as '''Erika''' have rewards depending on the difficulty level you beat them. As harder the difficulty as more valuable is the reward normally. The exact reward is random generated based on a list of possible rewards and contains at least a money reward. There are three difficulty level: '''Easy''', '''Medium''' and '''Hard'''.
For extra rewards, the Medium and Hard level have a three-time win streak.

'''Tier 1''': A random amount of common items which depends on the boss, like [[Focus Sash|Focus Sashes]], [[Weakness Policy|Weakness Policies]], [[Air Balloon|Air Balloons]],[[Lum Berry|Lum Berries]] or [[Sitrus Berry|Sitrus Berries]].

'''Tier 2''': A random amount of more valuable items, mixed with some high valuable rewards depending on the boss, like [[PP Up|PP Up's]], [[Rare Candy|Rare Candies]], [[Train Ticket|Small Train Ticket]] or [[Corphish]].

'''Tier 3''': Rare Pokémon depending on the boss, like [[Gible]], [[Dratini]], [[Bunnelby]] or [[Scyther]].

'''Easy''': 85% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 5% for tier 3 rewards, 5-10k money reward.

'''Medium''': 80% chance for tier 1, 10% for tier 2 and 10% for tier 3 rewards, 12-30k money reward, +2 PvE Coins.

'''Hard''': 60% chance for tier 1, 25% for tier 2 and 15% for tier 3 rewards, 20-40k money reward, +4 PvE Coins.

The possible rewarded Pokémon on the hard mode are considered as slightly more valuable than those you may get on the Medium mode.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
{{BossItem|Contents=
{{BossItemRow|Item=Rare Candy|Quantity=3-8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=PvE coin|Quantity=2-4|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}
{{BossItemRow|Item=Weakness Policy|Quantity=8|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

===Three-consecutive wins===
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Larvesta|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Ferroseed|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Lotad|Reward Tier=Medium/Hard}}
}}

The Pumpkin King (boss)

2019-03-04T04:40:51Z

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{{BossNPC|Theme=Orange|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Date=2015—present|Location=[[Route 6]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto Champion,An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup|Rewards=Access to [[Goldenrod City]]'s [[Berries|berry]] shop,A multitude of potential Pokémon or items; read below|Lineup=Shuckle,Ludicolo,Rattata,Yanmega,Roserade,Bisharp}}
{{Quote|Oh, so you think you're good; do ya'? Let's see if you can match up with the pumpkin king!!!|The Pumpkin King}}

The Pumpkin King is a [[Bosses|boss NPC]] that can be found on [[Route 6]].

It is an animate, semi-anthropomorphic, outsized pumpkin that tries to intimidate all passersby on the route, attempting to menace the qualifiable trainers into a battle.

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==Boss rework 2019==
'''The Pumpkin King''' was part of the Boss rework in early 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Lineup=Bisharp,Shuckle,Yanmega,Roserade,Gourgeist,Togekiss|Moves0=Swords Dance,Knock Off,Iron Head,Low Kick|Moves1=Stealth Rock,Infestation,Toxic,Encore|Moves2=Bug Buzz,Air Slash,Protect, Giga Drain|Moves3=Giga Drain,Sludge Bomb,Spikes,Sleep Powder|Moves4=Seed Bomb,Will-O-Wisp,Phantom Force,Leech Seed|Moves5=Air Slash,Flamethrower,Dazzling Gleam,Aura Sphere|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Defiant,Sturdy,Speed Boost,Poison Point,Insomnia,Serene Grace|Nature=Adamant,Impish,Modest,Timid,Impish,Timid}}

The Pumpkin King has only one level of difficulty, however its level can be compared to an Easy one.
==Rewards==
===Goldenrod City Berry Shop===
Thereupon defeating The Pumpkin King, you will inherit access to the berry shop in [[Goldenrod City]]; this is the only vendor of [[Berries|EV-reductive berries]] in the game, thereby providing a more expeditious avenue to obtain them for those who are affluent enough to outlay the expenditures for them.
===Standardly===
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward. Other than for other bosses there are no rewards based on difficulty levels as this boss has no different levels.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Shuckle|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
No items known yet.

====Three-consecutive wins====
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

No three times reward known yet.

The Pumpkin King (boss)

2019-03-04T04:40:20Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{BossNPC|Theme=Orange|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Date=2015—present|Location=[[Route 6]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto Champion,An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup|Rewards=Access to [[Goldenrod City]]'s [[Berries|berry]] shop,A multitude of potential Pokémon or items; read below|Lineup=Shuckle,Ludicolo,Rattata,Yanmega,Roserade,Bisharp}}
{{Quote|Oh, so you think you're good; do ya'? Let's see if you can match up with the pumpkin king!!!|The Pumpkin King}}

The Pumpkin King is a [[Bosses|boss NPC]] that can be found on [[Route 6]].

It is an animate, semi-anthropomorphic, outsized pumpkin that tries to intimidate all passersby on the route, attempting to menace the qualifiable trainers into a battle.

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''The Pumpkin King''' was part of the Boss rework in early 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Lineup=Bisharp,Shuckle,Yanmega,Roserade,Gourgeist,Togekiss|Moves0=Swords Dance,Knock Off,Iron Head,Low Kick|Moves1=Stealth Rock,Infestation,Toxic,Encore|Moves2=Bug Buzz,Air Slash,Protect, Giga Drain|Moves3=Giga Drain,Sludge Bomb,Spikes,Sleep Powder|Moves4=Seed Bomb,Will-O-Wisp,Phantom Force,Leech Seed|Moves5=Air Slash,Flamethrower,Dazzling Gleam,Aura Sphere|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Defiant,Sturdy,Speed Boost,Poison Point,Insomnia,Serene Grace|Nature=Adamant,Impish,Modest,Timid,Impish,Timid}}

The Pumpkin King has only one level of difficulty, however its level can be compared to an Easy one.
==Rewards==
===Goldenrod City Berry Shop===
Thereupon defeating The Pumpkin King, you will inherit access to the berry shop in [[Goldenrod City]]; this is the only vendor of [[Berries|EV-reductive berries]] in the game, thereby providing a more expeditious avenue to obtain them for those who are affluent enough to outlay the expenditures for them.
===Standardly===
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward. Other than for other bosses there are no rewards based on difficulty levels as this boss has no different levels.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
{{NBossRewardTable|Contents=
{{RewardRow|Pokemon=Turtwig|Reward Tier=Unknown}}
}}

====Items====
No items known yet.

====Three-consecutive wins====
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

No three times reward known yet.

The Pumpkin King (boss)

2019-03-04T04:37:13Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

{{BossNPC|Theme=Orange|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Date=2015—present|Location=[[Route 6]]|Cooldown=12 days|Requirements=Be Kanto Champion,An invariably level-100 on-hand lineup|Rewards=Access to [[Goldenrod City]]'s [[Berries|berry]] shop,A multitude of potential Pokémon or items; read below|Lineup=Shuckle,Ludicolo,Rattata,Yanmega,Roserade,Bisharp}}
{{Quote|Oh, so you think you're good; do ya'? Let's see if you can match up with the pumpkin king!!!|The Pumpkin King}}

The Pumpkin King is a [[Bosses|boss NPC]] that can be found on [[Route 6]].

It is an animate, semi-anthropomorphic, outsized pumpkin that tries to intimidate all passersby on the route, attempting to menace the qualifiable trainers into a battle.

__TOC__

 
==Boss rework 2019==
'''The Pumpkin King''' was part of the Boss rework in early 2019 and was updated at the 10th January 2019. The boss rework was issued and is still ongoing to improve the boss NPC's in general. All reworked bosses are coded in Python and not in Xanascrip anymore, which gives new opportunities. Reworked bosses can now have held items as well. One of the biggest benefits is, that the Python script sees when if the server crashed in order to not count a lose in case the player fought against the boss while the server crashed. In such a case the player can simply re-figth the boss.

The boss rework implies a challenge for players on any experience level who do enjoy doing bosses because of the three difficulty level every not story related boss has, which ensures that bosses are challengable for newer players and also be a chellange for those who have a high Pokémon knowledge. Boss teams are decisively reworked and only contain level 100 Pokémon. [[EVs]] and hold items do vary among other things - also depending on the difficulty level.

* Easy: bosses have no EVs and no hold items; as well as a weakened moveset. Consecutive win rewards are also not available.
* Medium: bosses have 252 EVs in each stat and hold items.
* Hard: bosses have 400 EVs in each stat and hold items. Furthermore, the player is not allowed to use in-battle items such as [[Revive|Revives]].

==Lineup==
{{BossNPCLineup|Boss=The Pumpkin King|Lineup=Bisharp,Shuckle,Yanmega,Roserade,Gourgeist,Togekiss|Moves0=Swords Dance,Knock Off,Iron Head,Low Kick|Moves1=Stealth Rock,Infestation,Toxic,Encore|Moves2=Bug Buzz,Air Slash,Protect, Giga Drain|Moves3=Giga Drain,Sludge Bomb,Spikes,Sleep Powder|Moves4=Seed Bomb,Will-O-Wisp,Phantom Force,Leech Seed|Moves5=Air Slash,Flamethrower,Dazzling Gleam,Aura Sphere|Item=None,None,None,None,None,None|Ability=Defiant,Sturdy,Speed Boost,Poison Point,Insomnia,Serene Grace|Nature=Adamant,Impish,Modest,Timid,Impish,Timid}}

The Pumpkin King has only one level of difficulty, however its level can be compared to an Easy one.
==Rewards==
===Goldenrod City Berry Shop===
Thereupon defeating The Pumpkin King, you will inherit access to the berry shop in [[Goldenrod City]]; this is the only vendor of [[Berries|EV-reductive berries]] in the game, thereby providing a more expeditious avenue to obtain them for those who are affluent enough to outlay the expenditures for them.
===Standardly===
The standard subsets of rewards will be randomized and rewarded each time; however, upon defeating him three-consecutive times, you will get a extra reward. Other than for other bosses there are no rewards based on difficulty levels as this boss has no different levels.

There is no [[Pokémon Counterparts#Shiny Pokémon|shiny]] counterpart of Pokémon rewarded from the randomized prizeset; only the selectable prizes have one, which is 1/4,096 in fractional notation (0.0244%, in percental notation).

All rewarded Pokémon will be initialized at level 20.

===Randomized subset===
All yet known possible rewards are listed here. Those lists are not complete as there is not enough information yet.
====Pokémon====
Shuckle

====Items====
No items known yet.

====Three-consecutive wins====
After reaping a randomized reward from the standard prizeset, you will also be prompted to select one of these Pokémon as an additional reward.

No three times reward known yet.

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Kanto Walkthrough

2019-01-17T14:51:16Z

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{{Quest|Theme=Kanto|Image=Kanto|Region=Kanto|Difficulty=Medium|Start=Pallet Town|Compulsory=Yes|Rewards= Access to [[Johto]]
}}

Welcome to Pokémon Revolution Online! This is the walk through for the story line of the [[Kanto]] Region. The walk through will be broken into two main parts: How to play the game up until the first gym and then walk throughs of each gym and the area immediately after.

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==Starting the Game==
===Initialization and Starter Path===
Your story begins with [[Professor Oak]] introducing you to the world of Pokémon and allowing you to edit your character. You '''cannot''' change your appearance after this point without buying the magic mirror. Once done editing your character you are free to begin you adventure in the wonderful world of Pokémon.

You start in an area simply called Start. From here, journey south until you encounter Professor Oak where he will tell you to go find your mother. After telling you to find your mom, he will allow you to continue down the path. Keep going south until you encounter [[Mew]] who will disappear allowing you to continue until you find your Mom who is watching a battle between [[Lance]] and [[Red]]. After talking to your Mom she will take you home saying that it is too dangerous for you to stay there
===Selecting your starter Pokémon===
Once in your home head downstairs and speak to your Mom. She will tell you to go to Professor Oak's lab as he came looking for you earlier. Once you head over to Oak's lab he will inform you that it is time to choose your [[starter Pokémon|starter]] and offers you the choice of four Pokémon: [[Bulbasaur]], [[Squirtle]], [[Charmander]], and [[Pikachu]]. In order for Pikachu to be selectable, you must have antecedently declined on the first-three Pokémon.

Once you receive your starter and your [[Pokédex]], you must speak to your Mother and collect five [[Potions]] and five [[Pokéballs]]. Once collected, exit your house and interact with the [[Eevee]]; thereafter, you will meet your rival, [[Jackson]], and talk to him after he shunts you away before initiating your first battle. Once the battle is over, you are free to journey north along [[Route 1]] to reach [[Viridian City]].
===Viridian City mini-quests===
Upon entering Viridian City it is recommended if you chose Charmander or Pikachu that you speak to the trainer to the left named Madeline, as she will trade you her [[Oddish]] for a [[Pidgey]] with at least 15 IVs, otherwise called [[Individual Values]],in its attack and speed stats.

'''(You can check the IVs of a Pokémon by hovering over its image in the top left corner and right clicking to bring up its information screen. From there look at the stats in the bottom right of the information screen and the numbers in orange will show its IVs)'''

To continue you must go to the trainers school which is directly north of the Pokemon Center. Go downstairs to fight Jackson, who now has a Level 8 Eevee. If you lose this battle you must go back to [[Pallet Town]] and tell his mom to come and get him. His mom can be found in the house north of Oak's Lab.

After dealing with Jackson you are free to go to [[Pewter City]] where your first gym is.

==Gyms==
Throughout the game your main way to gauge progress is by how many [[Gyms]] your character has beaten. This section will detail each gym and the area until the next gym.

===Pewter City===
Your first gym is in Pewter city and is led by [[Brock]]. Brock uses all rock types so it is advised to have one or two Pokémon who are super effective against them. The easiest to obtain are [[Mankey]]s found on [[Route 22]], the Oddish received in trade from Madeline, or by choosing Bulbasaur or Squirtle as a starter. '''It is advised that your Pokémon be about level 15 before challenging Brock'''

Upon defeating Brock and leaving the room you will meet Red. After talking to him leave and go on to [[Route 3]]

===Route 3===

[[Route 3]] doesn't have many consequential things that are expected to be done; EXP can be gained by countering the battle-NPCs along the route. A [[Magikarp]] is purchasable from an NPC inside the Pokécentre on the said route who would be willing to sell it.
At the entrance of Mt. Moon, there is an NPC named 'Ned', who will be willing to sell 5 Escape Ropes for $2,000. $500 can be saved with this deal.

===Mt.Moon===

Mt.Moon can be a puzzling maze for some. When attempting to exit it, first 2 ladders should be avoided as they only lead to [[Dig Spots]].
In lieu, continue on the the First Floor until the usable ladder at the end is reached.
Nearby the ladder, a Moon Stone is obtainable for free.
Pursue the way till you reach Mt. Moon B2F; then,defeat the Team Rocket Grunts and have a little conversation with the scientist. He will counter you for the fossils that he discovered. After vanquishing him, you are expected to choose one of the fossils that you'll carry with you in your inventory.
On the left is the Helix fossil which turns into an Omanyte when retrieved and on the right is the Dome fossil which turns into a Kabuto likewise.
After you choose a fossil, you can proceed. You'll encounter Jessie and James. After you defeat them, you can proceed towards the exit.

===Route 4===

Route 4 doesn't entertain many activities bar battles with a few battle-NPCs and headbutting headbuttable trees. Approach east and eventually, you'll reach [[Cerulean City]].

===Cerulean City===

Once individuals step inside this town, healing their Pokémon is favorable. Once done the said deed, one can proceed North towards [[Route 24]]

===Route 24 and 25===

On entering Route 24, players would be able to spot few trainers on a golden coloured bridge. Players are expected to battle the said trainers and should proceed to the other side of the bridge (Route 25). Now, players can collect a Nugget from a Team Rocket Grunt standing nearby and also have to battle with him.
EXP gain is possible by countering the trainers along this route. Head East and enter the house; talk to Bill and assist him finding his book. The book is under his pillow. Now, interact with Bill and you'll be requited. You'll receive a tickey to the SS Anne Cruise Ship.

===Cerulean City===

Once stepped back in Cerulean City, training Pokémon to level 25 is favorable.
Encounter the NPCs from the nearby routes and you can even battle with wild Pokémon spawning in Route 24.

When terminated, one can proceed towards the gym.
Misty is specialized in the usage of [[Water-Type]] Pokémon and hence, [[Grass-Type]] or [[Electric-Type]] is preferred against her.
Her team consists of a Poliwag, a Horsea and a Starmie.
One she is defeated, you will be rewarded accordingly with the Cascade Badge which would now allow your Pokémon to use HM Cut outside battles.
You can also purchase TM11 - Bubblebeam from the broker at the entrance of the gym.

===Route 5 and Route 6===

Once you have successfully gained the badge of Cerulean Gym, you should travel South towards [[Route 5]]. Over there, you will find the [[Daycare Center]]. The Daycare Center is used to teach [[Egg moves]] to Pokémon which can be unlocked after after defeating [[Naero]]. The Daycare Center can not be used for the purpose of [[Breeding]] since the feature hasn't been added to PRO. 
At the end of Route 5, you will be able to discover an [[underground passage]]. Use it to travel to [[Route 6]]. 
Once you reach Route 6, you will encounter some [[Battle NPCs]] on your way. Make your way towards [[Vermilion City]] and interact with an NPC called Psychic Wade. He will teleport you to an alternate reality where [[Lance]] has annihilated Vermilion City. Interact with Lance and you will be engaged into a battle with him. He will use his [[Dragonair]] which would endlessly use [[Hyper Beam]] ; slowly eliminating each one of your Pokémon. 
Defeating him successfully is almost impractical. Losing with him teleports the player to Vermillion City's [[Pokémom Center]]. Travel back towards Psychic Wade and interact with him; after you finish talking to him, you can progress to Vermilion City and enter [[SS Anne]].

===SS Anne===

To initiate the SS Anne Quest, you have to first interact with [[Gyms|Lt.Surge]] located at the Vermillion Port. He will go to his gym and then, you will be able to enter SS Anne. If you did not obtain the SS Anne entry tcket from Bill, then you must to head towards [[Route 25]] and then receive the ticket after assisting him im finding his lost notebook. 
When you enter the SS Anne, interact with Usher Dale and he will escort you to your room. Log into the PC right next to your bed and he will then clear the way by not blocking the room's entrace. Whenever your Pokémon need to be healed, you should head back to your room and interact with your bed. 

As you proceed, you can enter each room of the cruise ship and engage yourself in battles with various [[Battle NPCs]] in order for your Pokémon to gain Experience System|Experience points]]. 
Head towards the first floor and enter the kitchen which will be situated on the far left. Make sure you have a [[Berries|Pecha Berry]] in order to handover it to the doctor. If you do not own one, you can interact with one of the thrash cans present in kitchen and obtain one. 
Interact with the doctor inside the kitchen and offer to help him restore the captain to health. When you show him the Pecha Berry, he will guide you towards the second floor where the pharamacist Jenson is present. Head to the second floor and enter the room situated on the far right. 

Over here, you can interact Jenson who will ask you for the Pecha Berry to concoct his poison-healing potion. He will further ask to find his [[Blissey]] in the ballroom as it carries the secret potion. 
Make your way upstairs once more. Over there, you have the choice to confront Jackson. It is not mandatory. 

Continue to the ballroom and head towards the upper floor where you will see Jenson's Blissey. Interact with it and it will suddenly dissapear leaving you with the Secret Potion. 
Now, you can return to the second floor and find the captain. On your way, you can pick up some leftovers from this trash can.

Once you reach the captain's quarters, you can hand him the potion which will cure him in return for [[HM Cut]]. You can now leave the SS Anne and head towards the [[Gyms|Vermillion Gym]]. Do not that once you leave the cruise ship, you can not enter it once more.

[[Category:Regional Walkthroughs]]

Discord chat

2019-01-15T14:25:56Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* Junior Discord Moderator */

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?serverinvite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Cie,Giorgio25,PharaoMage,PurpleMauth,Scorpia,ShinyCelebi,Sugar|Members=Aghanim,Anotex,Dakivid,Elleaf,Fallen,Heiwajima,ICatchFeralCats,Judgement,Juliph,JustYuno,LightningVector,Piine,ryoINDRA,Shinohara,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to be Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Junior Discord Moderators|Members=Agresivity,Jenn,LunarFF,Minecrafters2017,Sgarac,Xanthina Rose}}
===Becoming Discord Staff===

While applications are occasionally opened for prospective Discord-moderators, they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2019-01-15T14:25:28Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

[[File:DiscordOverview.png|right|250px|thumb|A screenful of users and channels of PRO's Discord-server.]]

'''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discord_(software) Discord]''' is the chatting-software medium used to host the official out-of-game chat in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]'s network of services. It supplanted the [[IRC Chatroom|IRC chat]] for the mantle of PRO's official external chat on April 23, 2017.

By concomitance of its officiality, it is prodigiously the most populous out-of-game chat available for PRO at this time, allowing you to communicate with [[Staff|staff members]] and fellow community members on a real-time basis.

==Officiality==
As the most prominently interlinked out-of-game chatting hub used by PRO, it is accepted as PRO's official out-of-game chat; as such, it is used as the go-to player-support real-time chat outside of the game, as well as a popular hub for conversing with the rest of the community.

Its rules are codified similarly and thus the same guidelines and rulings should be expected here as you would expect from any other medium in PRO's network of services. The chat-specific rules will be delineated below, but do take as a rule of thumb that the rules model themselves after the same regulatory goals pursued by PRO's network of services; that means that you should not do any action that would be rule-breaking as it pertains to the game in this chat (scamming, for example).

As its an official part of PRO's network of services, do bear in mind that extremities of abuse herein could warrant actionable punishment for your in-game account if deemed necessary.

==Joining the server==
[[File:JoiningDiscordServer.png|right|225px|thumb|Alternatively, you can join the Discord-server by inputting the invitational link's ID hereon.]]
As a bimodal software, it is usable both via the [https://discordapp.com/ website] or its [https://discordapp.com/api/download?platform=win downloadable application-based software]. If you have not already [https://discordapp.com/register?redirect_to=%2F registered a Discord account], it is advisable to do so, beforehand, for identificatory privileges and global retention of all your servers and configurations; however, doing so, while beneficial, is not categorically required to join PRO's official server.

To join most seamlessly, you can click on [https://discord.gg/TcAdcPx this invitational link]; you will be prompted to confirm your acceptance of the invitation, which will officially add you to the server. Alternatively, you can also input the hashed ID in TcAdcPx in the server-joining prompt (click on the plus-button circle) to join it.

Thereupon joining, it is advisable to read the ruleset (#server-rules, which is your initialized tab) before chatting.

Additionally, you are enjoined to classify yourself based on the server; this will colorize your name in accordance to the designated server, accentuating what in-game server you primarily play on. To assign yourself to a server, use the '''?rank''' server-name Server''' command.

Do note that until you reach the level-7 threshold, accruable through the [https://mee6.xyz/ mee6 bot], certain privileges, such as hotlinking images, will be inaccessible. Experience points are granted by mee6 through posting messages, and your level-ups will be announced.

==Channels and usage==
To fully comport yourself with the ruleset, it is adjured to be conscious of using the compartmentally appropriate channels; doing so entails knowing all the available channels and their compartmentalistic purposes, which is mostly self-explanatory when viewing the available channels in addition to the pinned messages and topic-headers thereof but is also explained below.

There are currently 15 public textual channels and five voice-chat channels total, which are sectionalized as follows: Rules and Information, Events and Tournaments, Player zone , Trade, and Voice Chats.

===Rules and Information===
This subsumes all channels used to envelop information users are strongly advised to read, which contains #announcements, #server-rules, #pro-useful-links, #frequently-asked-questions, and #guilds.

These channels can only be posted in by [[Staff|staff members]] and the [[Staff|Discord Staff]]; as its namesake suggests, it exists strictly for readable information, and only information-posting is conveyed in there for the sake of chat-log mutability.

===Events and Tournaments===
This subsection, consists of only one active channel, contemporaneously- #Player-Hosted-Events; which is used as a medium to advertise unofficial tournaments and events hosted by players. Advertisement of one's event or tournament in the said channel can be done by contacting a Discord Moderator or Discord Leader.
This channel is non-usable by non-staff members. ('Non-staff members' excludes the Discord staff)

===Player Zone===
All conversational activity is conducted in Player Zone's nodal section of channels, containing the server's central channel in #general.

While most chatting is done in #general, other channels exist to focalize more specific chat usages: #support, which is optimal to post in for eliciting support from staff and players, in addition to general informational needs; #pvp-showdown, for match-making [[PvP]] battles and for general advice and discussions within its purview; #bot-commands, which is where all commands (read the parental section below) should be performed; and #video-streams, where video streams and channels—typically gaming-oriented ones—can be acceptably advertised.

A showcase subsection also exists, subsuming #your-own-art, for showcasing artwork, and #mappping, for showcasing any customly architected maps.

===Trade===
All advertisements pertinent to [[trading]] and other commercial activity is restricted to these channels. It is compartmentalized into two server-respective channels, total.
An additional channelization #daycare_shops, can be viewed in the "Trades" subsection. It servers the purpose of advertising daycare shops of players. This channel is also locked; only the staff members can post here. Requesting the Discord moderators, Discord leaders, to make an advertisement about one's shop should be done if players desire to advertise their daycare shops in said channel.

All [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/rules.php rules] within the purview of trading are to be conducted, here, when brokering for trades.

===Voice Chats===
In addition to textually chatting, voice-chatting is also conductible; all channels for it are subsumed under this section. They will be accessibilized as soon as you attain level 7 on the Mee6 Discord not.

There are five voice-chat channels—including a staff-accessible one—and a textual channel entitled #voice-chat. All textual messages posted pertaining to the voice-chat topics and conversations should be posted in the #voice-chat channel, not #general.

==Bots and commands==
With an assortment of bots plugged into the server, various commands have been enabled for both the staff and server members to use to perform moderatorial, managerial, and informatory functions.

The syntactic prefixes and command scopes will vary depending on the bot, which are sectionally explained below.

All commands are to be strictly performed within the #bot-commands channel.
===Dyno===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?rank server name|Desc=Denotes you as a member of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=?serverinvite|Desc=Shares the current invitational link of the Discord-server}}
}}

===FredBoat♪♪===
FredBoat is tailored strictly towards the #voice-chat channel, broadcasting songs within earshot of its voice-chat participants.
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;leave|Desc=Removes FredBoat from the voice-chat channel}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;play song name|Desc=Melodizes the designated song name, relaying the audio contents of the YouTube video found for it. It will byfunctionally add FredBoat to the commander's active voice-chat channel, too}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;previous|Desc=Replays the previously selected song}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;repeat mode|Desc=Commands the bot to loop the songs. The modal parameters available are '''single''', which interminably loops the current song; '''all''', which loops through the entire soundtrack designated; and '''off''', which disables the looping, altogether}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=;;skip|Desc=Ends the current song, seguing into the next one that is waiting in the queue of requested songs}}
}}
===Mr Meeseeks===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!rank @username|Desc=Outputs the argumental user's level statistics, including their current level, experience-points progress to the next level, and their rank in relation to the rest of the server's ranked users}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!levels|Desc=Outputs a link to the official Mee6 ladder where users can view their rank on on the leaderboard}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss username|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^Cooldowns username server|Desc=Displays the cooldown period of [[Bosses]], [[Bug Catching Contest]], [[Subway ticket]] and [[Excavation]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^dex Pokémon name|Desc=Posts all Pokédex data of the argumental Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^evspots region|Desc=Itemizes recommendable [[Effort Values|EV-training]] areas encompassed by the designated region}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^guild|Desc=Manages all guild data in its database. Type '''^help guild''' for more information and parameters}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hideot picture URL|Desc=Hides the OT of the supplied picture}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^hp|Desc=Calculates the Hidden Power from the pictorial contents of the Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^info move/ability/item|Desc=Displays basic data about the processive move, ability, or item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^inspect name server|Desc=This command displays the profile of the selected username}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^invites|Desc=Posts the invitational links for PRO and Reborn's respective Discord-servers}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^item item name|Desc=Tabulates all Pokémon spawns that can hold the argumental item}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^ivs picture URL|Desc=Calculates the summative amount of IVs of the pictorially shared Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^memberslist guild name|Desc=Indexes all the members of the designated guild}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^move move name|Desc=Outputs all attributinal data of the move name, including its obtention information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^msspawns|Desc=Transcludes all the [[membership]]-exclusive Pokémon spawns}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^poketime|Desc=Returns the current [[Pokétime]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^remindtime|Desc=Notifies you during the scheduled Pokétime juncture. Use '''^help remindtime''' for more descriptive information}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^defaultserver server name|Desc=Sets a new default game-server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^repel|Desc=Displays the possible repel tricks of the selected Pokémon}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^smogon Pokémon name generation|Desc=Transcludes Smogon's Pokémon data for the Pokémon and generational subset specified}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^spawns Pokémon/map name|Desc=Outputs all spawn data for the specified Pokémon or map name}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^timeladder server name|Desc=Tabulates the ladder of players in order of playtime hours for the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^up|Desc=Shows the current server status of both the servers}}

}}

==Discord Staff==

Discord's staff team fields all the administrative and moderatorial personnel of the chat, as they manage and arbitrate the chat.

All [[Staff|in-game staff]] inherit managerial and moderatorial privileges for the chat, and a specialized staff team fields non-staff members who serve as moderators for the chat.
===Discord Staff===
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Discord|Leader=Cie,Giorgio25,PharaoMage,PurpleMauth,Scorpia,ShinyCelebi,Sugar|Members=Aghanim,Anotex,Dakivid,Elleaf,Fallen,Heiwajima,ICatchFeralCats,Judgement,Juliph,JustYuno,LightningVector,Piine,ryoINDRA,Shinohara,Xylos}}

==Junior Discord Moderator==
Junior Discord Moderators are the trainees who are to be trained and promoted to be Discord Moderators. This is generally the first phase selected candidates go through.
{{StaffBox|GroupName=Junior Discord Moderators|Members=Agresivity,Jenn,LunarFF,Minecrafters2017,SgaracXanthina Rose}}
===Becoming Discord Staff===

While applications are occasionally opened for prospective Discord-moderators, they are regularly and ultimately hand-picked by the Discord Leaders, who vet for moderators out of users they feel are dedicated, well-behaved, and helpful enough within the community to serve effectually within the role.

==Roles==

Sundry other roles besides the Discord managerial and moderational exist. Here is the elucidation of those.

===Discord Member===

When players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 7 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with the said role. Being able to hot link images and post them directly along with being able to access the VCs are the perks of having this role.

===Discord Member+===

Likewise, when players gain adequate EXP and/or are level 15 on the Mee6 Discord bot, they are rewarded with this role. The perquisites are; to be able to DJ a music bot, modify their server nicknames and successfully use Global Emotes/External Emotes.

===Contributor===

Players who contribute to the game in one or the other way in a stable and consequential procedure. In simple terms, they are active players who contribute via different methods, such as; moderating the Discord Server, assisting on General Support in the forums, creating useful guides on forums and so forth.

===Former Staff===

This role refers to the individual who contributed to the game as a staff heretofore, and aren't a member the team, contemporaneously.

===Muted===

This role has been designed for the reprobate who antagonistic to the ruleset. The individual with this role would not be able to post in any of the channels in the server for a set duration.

===PRO Staff===

This is role given to the contemporaneous staff members of the game.
Please visit [[Staff]] for more information on this topic.

===Gold & Silver===

These are the server-related roles. One can assign himself one of these roles by typing the following command in #bot-commands;
'''?rank <server's name> server'''

===Memer & Meme God===

These are the roles given to the members of the server who have won the meme contests organized periodically by the Discord Staff.

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Kanto Walkthrough

2019-01-15T12:13:23Z

Grand Warden 2.0:

TMs and HMs

2019-01-15T11:55:01Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* List of available TMs and HMs */

'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf |Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Purchasable at Hoenn [[Abandoned Ship Quest|Abandoned Ship B1F Room 4]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Drain|Locations=Buyable from [[Celadon Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Erika. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]\Buyable from [[Mauville Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Wattson. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Route 35]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod City|Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]]
and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary * Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC\Ground-lootable on [[Mt. Summer]] Exterior}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]] and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F\Found at Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4 (only if you had not found it previously)}}

==TM-tutors==
{{Main|Move_tutors#TM-tutors|TM-tutors}}

TM-tutors are a subscope of move-tutors wherein TM techniques can be taught to technique-compatible tutees by move-tutors; this is a makeshift impartation for TM devices that are not programmed in—and thus not distributable—at this time. This avenue is employed to augment the pool of available TMs.

TM-tutors are expected to be defunctionalized once their respective techniques are programmed into distributable TM devices.

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

TMs and HMs

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'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf |Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Purchasable at Hoenn [[Abandoned Ship Quest|Abandoned Ship B1F Room 4]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Drain|Locations=Buyable from [[Celadon Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Erika. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]\Buyable from [[Mauville Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Wattson. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Route 35]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]]
and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary * Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC\Ground-lootable on [[Mt. Summer]] Exterior}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]] and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F\Found at Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4 (only if you had not found it previously)}}

==TM-tutors==
{{Main|Move_tutors#TM-tutors|TM-tutors}}

TM-tutors are a subscope of move-tutors wherein TM techniques can be taught to technique-compatible tutees by move-tutors; this is a makeshift impartation for TM devices that are not programmed in—and thus not distributable—at this time. This avenue is employed to augment the pool of available TMs.

TM-tutors are expected to be defunctionalized once their respective techniques are programmed into distributable TM devices.

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

TMs and HMs

2019-01-15T11:49:52Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* TMs */

'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf |Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Purchasable at Hoenn [[Abandoned Ship Quest|Abandoned Ship B1F Room 4]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Drain|Locations=Buyable from [[Celadon Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Erika. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]\Buyable from [[Mauville Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Wattson. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Route 35]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]]
and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary * Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC\Ground-lootable on [[Mt. Summer]] Exterior}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]] and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F\Found at Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4 (only if you had not found it previously)}}

==TM-tutors==
{{Main|Move_tutors#TM-tutors|TM-tutors}}

TM-tutors are a subscope of move-tutors wherein TM techniques can be taught to technique-compatible tutees by move-tutors; this is a makeshift impartation for TM devices that are not programmed in—and thus not distributable—at this time. This avenue is employed to augment the pool of available TMs.

TM-tutors are expected to be defunctionalized once their respective techniques are programmed into distributable TM devices.

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

TMs and HMs

2019-01-15T11:48:07Z

Grand Warden 2.0: /* TMs */

'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf |Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Purchasable at Hoenn [[Abandoned Ship Quest|Abandoned Ship B1F Room 4]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Drain|Locations=Buyable from [[Celadon Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Erika. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Claimable from the Artifact Maniac at [[Historical Site]] for 150 Excavation Pieces}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]\Buyable from [[Mauville Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Wattson. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Route 35]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]]
and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary * Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC\Ground-lootable on [[Mt. Summer]] Exterior}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]] and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F\Found at Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4 (only if you had not found it previously)}}

==TM-tutors==
{{Main|Move_tutors#TM-tutors|TM-tutors}}

TM-tutors are a subscope of move-tutors wherein TM techniques can be taught to technique-compatible tutees by move-tutors; this is a makeshift impartation for TM devices that are not programmed in—and thus not distributable—at this time. This avenue is employed to augment the pool of available TMs.

TM-tutors are expected to be defunctionalized once their respective techniques are programmed into distributable TM devices.

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]

TMs and HMs

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'''Technical Machines''' and '''Hidden Machines''', respectively abbreviated as '''TMs''' and '''HMs''', are disk-resemblant devices that encapsulate move techniques that can be taught to compatible Pokémon. These provide avenues for learning moves that might not otherwise be learnable via the Pokémon's level-up/instinctual pool, [[Move Tutor]]s, or [[Egg Moves]].

For the out-of-battle navigational functionality of HM-learned moves, the HM item must be possessed in your inventory in addition to a Pokémon that totes the move or, particularly for the [[Surf |Surf]] technique, a surfable [[Mounts|Mount]].
==Differences==
The two devices can be dichotomized mainly by their reusability; TMs are single-use items that will be expended when used, whereas HMs are infinitely reusable. Fittingly enough, HMs mostly encapsulate navigational moves that are used outside-of-battle; this is mainly why they are reusable, as a player may end up stranded in an area if they were to replace one of their HM-learned moves and be incapacitated from traversing their way out of the environment.

Contrary to the handheld games, HM-learned moves can be overwritten, here.

==List of available TMs and HMs==
For a list of compatible Pokémon, refer to the individual move page; you can handily access it by clicking on the move-name link on the tables below.
===TMs===
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Punch|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Razor Wind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for 2,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Whirlwind|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Kick|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Ground-lootable on [[Route 4]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Toxic|Locations=Obtainable in [[Fiery Path]]\Buyable from the [[Fuchsia Gym]] greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Body Slam|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}1,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Take Down|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bubblebeam|Locations=Buyable from [[Cerulean Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Misty. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Water Gun|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Mt. Moon]] B1F}}
{{TMTable|Move=Ice Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mahogany Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Pryce. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Purchasable at Hoenn [[Abandoned Ship Quest|Abandoned Ship B1F Room 4]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Blizzard|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Lorelei_(boss)|Lorelei]]-boss NPC\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hyper Beam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Pay Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Submission|Locations=Purchasableat [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Seismic Toss|Locations=Claimable on [[Route 25]]\Lootable aboard the [[S.S. Anne]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Mega Drain|Locations=Buyable from [[Celadon Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Erika. 1 for {{Pdollar}}1,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}6,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Solarbeam|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000\Potentially rewarded by [[Erika_(boss)|Erika]] in [[Viridian Maze]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Rage|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Viridian Maze]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunderbolt|Locations=Buyable from [[Vermilion Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Lt. Surge. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]\Buyable from [[Mauville Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Wattson. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Earthquake|Locations=Sold by [[Viridian Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Giovanni. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bruno_(boss)|Bruno]]-boss NPC}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fissure|Locations=Potential eventuality of a reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dig|Locations=One-off freebie from the burglarized house in [[Cerulean City]] after defeating Misty in [[Cerulean Gym]]\[[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\[[Route 36]] smuggler for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\[[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Ground-lootable on [[Route 114]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psychic|Locations=Purchasable from [[Saffron Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Sabrina. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Reflect|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bide|Locations=Purchasable from [[Pewter Gym]] after defeating Brock. 1 for {{Pdollar}}750; 5 for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Egg Bomb|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Fire Blast|Locations=Purchasable from [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from the TM-vendor in [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swift|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Skull Bash|Locations=Purchasable from [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Softboiled|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dream Eater|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Route 35]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rest|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece\Elder Maulana in [[Vermilion City]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}6,000 and 5 for {{Pdollar}}24,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thunder Wave|Locations=Purchasable from [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}\Random drop from [[Power Plant]] [[Pokéstop]]
{{TMTable|Move=Psywave|Locations=Ground-lootable in [[Goldenrod Underground Path]]\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Slide|Locations=Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Dragon Claw|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000\Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Psyshock|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500}}
{{TMTable|Move=Calm Mind|Locations=Sold by [[Trainers Valley]]'s TM-vendor for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Sold by [[Mossdeep Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roar|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the Katy Perry caricature on [[Route 114]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}8,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hail|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Bulk Up|Locations=Sold by [[Dewford Gym]]'s greeter. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Hidden Power|Locations=Purchasable from the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sunny Day|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Taunt|Locations=Rewardable in the [[Trick House]] Prize Room\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Light Screen|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Protect|Locations=Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,500 apiece\Ground-lootable in [[Amazon Forest]]\Purchasable at [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rain Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Roost|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}6,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Swords Dance|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Ball|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable in [[Lavender Town]]'s Hall of Fame site\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]]
and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Brick Break|Locations=Purchasable at [[Trainers Valley]] for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Flamethrower|Locations=Purchasable from [[Cinnabar Gym]]'s greeter after defeating Blaine. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000\Purchasable from [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary * Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sludge Bomb|Locations=Buyable from the vendor at [[Dewford Town]] after the [[Balance Badge]] has been obtained. 1 for {{Pdollar}}5,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}20,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sandstorm|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Purchasable at [[Goldenrod Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}2,000 apiece\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Tomb|Locations=Sold by [[Rustboro Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Roxanne. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}12,000}}
{{TMTable|Move=Facade|Locations=Sold by [[Petalburg Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Norman. 1 for {{Pdollar}}3,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}14,000\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Thief|Locations=Purchasable from the vendor on [[Celadon Department Store]]'s rooftop for {{Pdollar}}7,500 apiece thereupon completing the localized [[Celadon Mart Thievery (quest)|Celadon-mart quest]]\Rewardable from the [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses|boss]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Overheat|Locations=Sold by [[Lavaridge Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Flannery. 1 for {{Pdollar}}7,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}28,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Guardian_(Entei)_(boss)|Guardian]]-boss NPC\Ground-lootable on [[Mt. Summer]] Exterior}}
{{TMTable|Move=False Swipe|Locations=Freebie in [[Rustboro City]]'s [[Pokémart]]\Purchasable at [[Route 48]]. 1 for {{Pdollar}}4,000; 5 for {{Pdollar}}16,000\Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}4,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Scald|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}8,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Will-O-Wisp|Locations=Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Rock Smash|Locations=One-off freebie from a Professor Oak aide on the second floor of [[Route 11]]'s stophouse (requires 30 caught-data entries)\Purchasable at [[Celadon Department Store]] and [[Veilstone Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}3,500 apiece\Purchasable from the smuggler on [[Route 36]] for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece\Purchasable from a vendor in a [[Mauville City]] house for {{Pdollar}}5,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=Shadow Claw|Locations=Potential reward from [[Celadon City]]'s iteration of [[Daily Challenges]]\Ground-lootable on [[Burned Tower]]'s second floor\Sold by the TM-vendor at [[Slateport City]]'s marketplace for {{Pdollar}}3,500\Potential reward for defeating the [[Morty (boss)|Morty]] and [[Shary & Shaui (boss)|Shary & Shaui]] [[bosses]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Volt Switch|Locations=Purchasable at [[Mauville Game Corner]] for {{Pdollar}}2,500 apiece\Rewardable upon defeating [[Lt. Surge (boss)|Lt. Surge]] in [[New Mauville]]}}
{{TMTable|Move=Sleep Talk|Locations=Purchasable at [[Lilycove Department Store]] for {{Pdollar}}7,000 apiece}}
{{TMTable|Move=U-Turn|Locations=Purchasable from [[Azalea Gym]]'s greeter upon defeating Bugsy. 1 for {{Pdollar}}2,500; 5 for {{Pdollar}}10,000\Potential reward for defeating the [[Bugsy_(boss)|Bugsy-boss NPC]]}}

===HMs===
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Cut|Locations=It's rewarded by the captain on the S.S. Anne thereupon completing its [[S.S. Anne (quest)|quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Fly|Locations=Reaped from Yorkie on [[Route 16]] upon completing the [[Intraregional Subway (quest)|intraregional-subway quest]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Surf|Locations=Found in a house in [[Safari Area 3]], which is accessible after defeating Victor on [[Route 19]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Flash|Locations=Claimable in one of [[Route 2]]'s stophouses (the [[Diglett's Cave]] segment of the route) from a Professor Oak aide. It requires 10 caught-data entries to have been registered on your [[Pokédex]]}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Dive|Locations=Claimable at [[Mossdeep Space Center]] 1F}}
{{TMTable|Scope=HM|Move=Waterfall|Locations=Obtainable within [[Cave of Origin]] on B3F\Found at Sinnoh Safari Area Zone 4 (only if you had not found it previously)}}

==TM-tutors==
{{Main|Move_tutors#TM-tutors|TM-tutors}}

TM-tutors are a subscope of move-tutors wherein TM techniques can be taught to technique-compatible tutees by move-tutors; this is a makeshift impartation for TM devices that are not programmed in—and thus not distributable—at this time. This avenue is employed to augment the pool of available TMs.

TM-tutors are expected to be defunctionalized once their respective techniques are programmed into distributable TM devices.

==See also==
*[[Move Tutors]]
*[[Egg-Inheritable Moves]]
[[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Items]]