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Discord chat

2018-04-22T17:37:18Z

Schatz: /* 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, and #guilds.

None of these channels can be posted in by non-staff members; 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}}
}}

===Pokébot===
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!donate|Desc=Prompts you to donate to the bot}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!guildladder server-name|Desc=Enumerates the [[Guilds|guild]]-ladder standings of the designated in-game server}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!natures|Desc=Tabulates all [[Natures]]}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!pokedex Pokémon name/Pokédex ID build (optional)|Desc=Furnishes the basic characteristical data about the Pokémon. If the '''build''' parameter is supplied, it will also output all recommended movesets, [[abilities]], [[natures]], [[In-battle held items|held items]], and [[Effort Values|EV apportionments]] for the Pokémon, depending on the archetype it is used for in battles}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=!status|Desc=Posts the last-updated [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/serverstatus.php server statuses]}}
}}

===Reborn===
====PRO====
{{DiscordCommands|Commands=
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^bguide|Desc=Links to beginner's guides}}
{{DiscordCommand|Command=^boss name|Desc=Furnishes all data coded in for [[Bosses|boss NPCs]]}}
{{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=^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=^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}}
}}

==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=Olafkun,PharaoMage,Scorpia,Sugarred9|Members=Astraea,Aladdino,Blitzkrieg,Brannon,Fallen,Giorgio25,GlogS,HenryTran,Illusionister,Monhuntress,Oikawa,PurpleMauth,SpaceMuffin}}

===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.

===Newswriter===

They are the individuals who are entrusted with the duty of delivering the contemporary reports about the game and the community to the community.

===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'''

[[Category:General information about PRO]]

Discord chat

2018-04-22T15:58:21Z

Schatz:

Floaroma Town

2018-04-22T15:28:37Z

Schatz:

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Forest|Prev=Oreburgh City|Post=Eterna City|Category=Town}}
{{Area|Type=Forest|Region=Sinnoh|East=Route 205|North=Floaroma Meadow|South=Route 204|Items=1}}
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Town located in [[Sinnoh]]. Prominent for its scintillating flowers with a sweet scent. Theory states that this town was previously, a godforsaken hill; but, perplexed everyone when the hill burst into bloom because of Shaymin which explains its ability.

__TOC__
 

==Notable miscellanies==

[[Oreburgh City Gym]].

Coming Soon.

==Items==
Coming Soon.

Love Island

2018-04-22T15:22:24Z

Schatz:

{{Area|Type=Water|Region=Kanto|Location=Vermilion City|Items=11|BattleNPCs=7|LandLevels=20-26|LandMembers=0}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is an isle situated in [[Kanto]].
Coming soon
[[Diamond Domain]].

__TOC__

 

==Notable miscellaneous==

Coming Soon.

 

==Wild Pokémon==
===Land===
{{AreaLandSpawns}}
===[[Headbutt trees|Headbuttable Trees]]===
{{AreaHeadbuttData}}
=====Surfing=====
{{AreaSurfSpawns}}

==Items==
===Natural resources===
Coming Soon.

Lilycove City

2018-04-22T15:12:31Z

Schatz:

{{AreaNavTable|Type=Land|Prev=Fortree City|Post=Mossdeep City|Category=Cities}}
{{Area|Type=Land|Region=Hoenn|East=Route 124|West=Route 121|Items=1}}
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a Town located in [[Hoenn]]. Lilycove is a coastal city which happens to be the abode of [[Hoenn]]'s Department Store, [[Lilycove Department Store]]. This city happens to be the home of a harbor which is the medium of transportation across other mainlands/regions.
Lilycove is located Southeast of Fortree. The Western entrance of the city is Route 121, leading to Mt. Pyre and the Safari Zone. To the east is Route 124.

__TOC__
 

==Wild Pokémon==
=====Surfing=====
{{AreaSurfSpawns}}

==Notable miscellanies==
Coming Soon.

==Items==
Coming Soon.

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T15:03:39Z

Schatz: /* Cerulean City */

{{stub}}

{{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.

__TOC__
 
==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.
[[Category:Regional Walkthroughs]]

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T15:02:55Z

Schatz: /* Route 24 and 25 */

{{stub}}

{{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.

__TOC__
 
==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.
[[Category:Regional Walkthroughs]]

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T11:31:50Z

Schatz: /* Cerulean City */

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T11:26:42Z

Schatz: /* Route 4 */

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T11:24:15Z

Schatz: /* Route 4 */

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T11:23:35Z

Schatz: /* Mt.Moon */

{{stub}}

{{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.

__TOC__
 
==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 headbutt able trees. Approach east and eventually, you'll reach [[Cerulean City]].

[[Category:Regional Walkthroughs]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T11:13:47Z

Schatz: /* Shiny Pokémon */

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.

__TOC__
==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized 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:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Orange Islands

2018-04-22T11:10:26Z

Schatz:

'''Orange Islands''' is a mainland in the Pokémon World, which is located to the south of Kanto.In simple words, it is an archipelago consisting of a chain of different islands. '''Orange Islands''' is noteworthy for the [[Orange League]].

-Coming Soon-

Orange Islands

2018-04-22T11:09:00Z

Schatz:

'''Orange Islands''' is a mainland in the Pokémon World, which is located to the south of Kanto;. In simple words, it is an archipelago consisting of a chain of different islands. '''Orange Islands''' is noteworthy for the [[Orange League]].

-Coming Soon-

Orange Islands

2018-04-22T11:08:36Z

Schatz:

'''Orange Islands''' is a mainland in the Pokémon World, which is located on the south of Kanto;. In simple words, it is an archipelago consisting of a chain of different islands. '''Orange Islands''' is noteworthy for the [[Orange League]].

-Coming Soon-

Orange Islands

2018-04-22T11:06:43Z

Schatz: Created page with "'''Orange Islands''' is a mainland in the Pokémon World, which is located on the south of Kanto;contporaneously unavailable in Pokémon Revolution Online. In simple words..."

'''Orange Islands''' is a mainland in the Pokémon World, which is located on the south of Kanto;contporaneously unavailable in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. In simple words, it is an archipelago consisting of a chain of different islands. '''Orange Islands''' is noteworthy for the [[Orange League]].

-Coming Soon-

Event-thematized clients

2018-04-22T10:49:22Z

Schatz: Created page with "Till date, PRO (Pokémon Revolution Online) has released a smattering number of clients which introduced an event-theme. These clients consisted of new maps, new event-the..."

Till date, PRO ([[Pokémon Revolution Online]]) has released a smattering number of clients which introduced an event-theme. These clients consisted of new maps, new event-thematized Pokémon, items, bosses, NPCs and so forth. After the conclusion of a specific event, the extra-content which came along with the new event-client were abolished.
PRO has released said-thematized clients such as; 2018 Valentines Event, 2017 Halloween Event, 2018 Eater Event, 2017 Christmas Event and so forth.

-Coming soon-

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T10:39:32Z

Schatz: /* Easter-thematized Pokémon */

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.

__TOC__
==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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized 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:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémarts

2018-04-22T10:36:55Z

Schatz:

[[File:ShopInterface.png|right|275px|thumb|A shopful of purchasable items shown in the client's shop interface, which is most prevalently used in Pokémarts.]]

'''Pokémarts''', a phrasal portmanteau for '''Pokémon Marts''', are convenience stores that retail various appurtenances geared towards Pokémon-training.

Pokémarts can be found in most cities, having a similar ubiquity to [[Pokémon Center]], and they are identifiable with their blue color motif. Pokémarts are inexhaustive in their stocks compared to [[department store]]s, which all stock the entire gamut of items that are interspersed throughout Pokémarts; however, since Pokémarts are far more commonplace, they are considered convenient for their more ubiquitous locality.

While the Pokémart premises, themselves, are uniformly consistent, the inventorial stocks of each Pokémart will mutably vary depending on the location; this is because Pokémarts can only carry up to 10 items, necessitating that all shopfuls of stock vary in order to be more all-accommodating for items. Most stocks are comprised of [[Pokéballs]], [[Healing items|medicinal apparatus]], and other expendable equipment used by trainers.
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==Locational inventories==
===Kanto===
{{PokemartRegionalTable|Region=Kanto|Contents=
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Viridian City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Rock|City=Pewter City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ether|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel|Price=350}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Water|City=Cerulean City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel|Price=350}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Elixir|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Electric|City=Vermilion City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel|Price=350}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ether|Price=600|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Ghost|City=Lavender Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion|Price=700}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel|Price=500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Elixir|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Poison|City=Fuchsia City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion|Price=700}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal|Price=600|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel|Price=500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Psychic|City=Saffron City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Fire|City=Cinnabar Island|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel|Price=700}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Elixir|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Dragon|City=Indigo Plateau|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}
}}
}}
===Johto===
{{PokemartRegionalTable|Region=Johto|Contents=
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Cherrygrove City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening|Price=250|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ether|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel|Price=350}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Flying|City=Violet City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Bug|City=Azalea Town|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Ghost|City=Ecruteak City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Steel|City=Olivine City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Ice|City=Mahogany Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ether|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel|Price=500|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel|Price=700}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion|Price=1,200}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Dragon|City=Blackthorn City|Items=
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}}
}}
===Hoenn===
{{PokemartRegionalTable|Region=Hoenn|Contents=
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Oldale Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion|Price=300}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote|Price=100}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Normal|City=Petalburg City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Rock|City=Rustboro City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Building|City=Slateport City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Electric|City=Mauville City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Verdanturf Town|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Volcano|City=Fallarbor Town|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Fire|City=Lavaridge Town|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Forest|City=Fortree City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion|Price=1,200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal|Price=600}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal|Price=200}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal|Price=250|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening|Price=250}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|Price=550}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel|Price=700}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|Price=1,500}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Psychic|City=Mossdeep City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Water|City=Sootopolis City|Items=
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}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Steel|City=Ever Grande City|Items=
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}}
}}
===Sinnoh===
{{PokemartRegionalTable|Region=Sinnoh|Contents=
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Sandgem Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Building|City=Jubilife City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Black|City=Oreburgh City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Flowery|City=Floaroma Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Grass|City=Eterna City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Antidote}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Ghost|City=Hearthome City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Solaceon Town|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Paralyze Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Water|City=Pastoria City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Steel|City=Canalave City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Pokéball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Super Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Burn Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Awakening}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Snow|City=Snowpoint City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Elixir}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Electric|City=Sunyshore City|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Elixir}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ice Heal}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Black|City=Pokémon League Sinnoh|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Building|City=Fight Area|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Building|City=Survival Area|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}
}}
}}

===Sevii Islands===
{{PokemartRegionalTable|Region=Sevii Islands|Contents=
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Three Island|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Water|City=Four Island|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Land|City=Six Island|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}
}}
{{PokemartCity|Theme=Water|City=Seven Island|Items=
{{PokemartItems|Item=Great Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Ultra Ball}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Hyper Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Potion}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Revive|NR=1}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Heal}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Escape Rope}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Max Repel}}{{PokemartItems|Item=Full Restore}}
}}
}}

==Layouts==
<gallery style="text-align: center;">
File:Pokémart (exterior).png|Pokémart exterior
File:Pokémart (interior).png|Pokémart interior
</gallery>
[[Category:Shops]]

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T10:33:55Z

Schatz: /* Brokering (or) Trading */

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps where a decent number of players periodically visit such as Routes, Caves, Forests, Mountains and so forth. They can be identified by their red colored roof. A Pokécenter has a healing station run by a Nurse.

Here is an internal view of a Pokémon Center
[[File:Unnamed_4.jpg]]

==Functions and Features==

===Healing System===

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

===Battle Connecting System===

Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

===Brokering (or) Trading===

When an individual would be willing to trade with other individuals, Pokécenter is the pertinent place to visit. Since, trades are only do-a-ble in these Pokécenter, players are expected to do so. To trade with a player, players should type the following in the in-game chat box:-
'''/trade <username>'''
For more information, visit [[Trade]]

===Notable NPCs===

Besides '''Nurse Joy''', other NPCs can be spotted in a Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus other trainers/players. Yes, there are NPCs located inside the PCs(Pokécenter) which are brokers.
An NPC named '''Psychic Yukki''' can be found in some of the Pokécenter which states the remaining usable- duration of Black Medallion.
There are Hidden Power Checker NPCs in almost all of the Pokécenter which claim the Hidden Power of selected Pokémon.

===PC Storage System===

Every Pokécenter houses a Personal Computer also abbreviated as PC.
Once a player has 6 Pokémon in his party, contemporarily, the next Pokémon they obtain/capture would be directly sent to the PC. To store a Pokémon in the PC from the party, the desired Pokémon should be dragged and put into the PC's screen after one interacts with the PC. If one desires to swap two Pokémon; one in the party and one in the PC, then, one should drag the desired Pokémon from the party and should drop it on the Pokémon in the PC that should be swapped with the selected Pokémon.

===Transportation===

A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be utilized by players in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot. Players can refer to the [[Forums]] and discover the guide which will interpret the quest to unlock these transportation systems.

===Others===

Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; that is, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases. If, a player has not visited any PC, it is most likely that he/she will be teleported inside his/her home.

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T10:33:31Z

Schatz:

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps where a decent number of players periodically visit such as Routes, Caves, Forests, Mountains and so forth. They can be identified by their red colored roof. A Pokécenter has a healing station run by a Nurse.

Here is an internal view of a Pokémon Center
[[File:Unnamed_4.jpg]]

==Functions and Features==

===Healing System===

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

===Battle Connecting System===

Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

===Brokering (or) Trading===

When an individual would be willing to trade with other individuals, Pokécenter is the pertinent place to visit. Since, trades are only do-a-ble in these Pokécenter, players are expected to do so. To trade with a player, players should type the following in the in-game chat box:-
'''/trade <username>'''
For more information, visit [[Trades]]

===Notable NPCs===

Besides '''Nurse Joy''', other NPCs can be spotted in a Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus other trainers/players. Yes, there are NPCs located inside the PCs(Pokécenter) which are brokers.
An NPC named '''Psychic Yukki''' can be found in some of the Pokécenter which states the remaining usable- duration of Black Medallion.
There are Hidden Power Checker NPCs in almost all of the Pokécenter which claim the Hidden Power of selected Pokémon.

===PC Storage System===

Every Pokécenter houses a Personal Computer also abbreviated as PC.
Once a player has 6 Pokémon in his party, contemporarily, the next Pokémon they obtain/capture would be directly sent to the PC. To store a Pokémon in the PC from the party, the desired Pokémon should be dragged and put into the PC's screen after one interacts with the PC. If one desires to swap two Pokémon; one in the party and one in the PC, then, one should drag the desired Pokémon from the party and should drop it on the Pokémon in the PC that should be swapped with the selected Pokémon.

===Transportation===

A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be utilized by players in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot. Players can refer to the [[Forums]] and discover the guide which will interpret the quest to unlock these transportation systems.

===Others===

Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; that is, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases. If, a player has not visited any PC, it is most likely that he/she will be teleported inside his/her home.

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:36:57Z

Schatz:

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth. A Pokécenter has a healing station run by a Nurse. A PC has other features such as a Personal Computer( where you can store Pokémon other than the ones present in the slot contemporaneously.

Here is an internal view of a Pokémon Center
[[File:Unnamed_4.jpg]]

==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge. Other qualities such as trade & battle connecting club will me proclaimed below.

==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases. If, a player has not visited any PC, it is most likely that he will be teleported inside his/her home.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

6. An NPC named 'x' can be spotted in PCs which states the Hidden Power of selected Pokémon

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:29:15Z

Schatz:

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth.
Here is an internal view of a Pokémon Center
[[File:Unnamed_4.jpg]]

==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

6. An NPC named 'x' can be spotted in PCs which states the Hidden Power of selected Pokémon

File:Unnamed 4.jpg

2018-04-22T09:27:40Z

Schatz:

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:24:07Z

Schatz: /* Others */

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth.

==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

6. An NPC named 'x' can be spotted in PCs which states the Hidden Power of selected Pokémon

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:22:37Z

Schatz:

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth.

==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:22:18Z

Schatz: /* Function */

'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth.

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==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

Pokémon Center

2018-04-22T09:21:53Z

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'''Pokémon Center''', also widely known as '''Pokécenter''', is an edifice found in almost every Town/city in the mainlands of [[Pokémon Revolution Online]]. A smattering number of Pokémon Centers can be located on other maps such as Routes, Caves, Forests and so forth.

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==Function==

All of the Pokécenter consist of an NPC--'''Nurse Joy'''; when interacted with her, provides healing service to all of the Pokémon in a player's slot. This amenity is free of charge.

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==Others==

1. There are other NPCs in the Pokécenter; almost all of them don't entertain battles versus players. Yes, there are NPCs located insisted the PCs (Pokécenter) which are brokers.

2. Whenever a player, gets vanquished by his/her opposition; i.e, when all of the Pokémon in his/her team faint and no longer have energy to battle, the said player is teleported to his/her last visited Pokécenter. This procedure applies to almost all of the cases.

3. A Pokécenter is the medium for transportation. Means, the [[Subway System]] and [[Teleportation system]] can be found in the PCs via which players travel and/or teleport themselves to the PCs of other towns/routes/caves/forests and whatnot.

4. Whenever a player desires to join the [[Ranked Battle]] queue, he/she should approach a Pokécenter. For more information, please visit [[PvP]].

5. [[Trades]] are only do-a-ble in a PC.

PvP

2018-04-22T08:37:45Z

Schatz: /* Initiating a battle */

[[File:PvPBattle.png|right|350px|thumb|An occurrent PvP battle between two players.]]

'''PvP''', phrasally known as '''player-versus-player''', is an interactivity between players wherein both participants' Pokémon lineups are deployed against each other in a head-to-head battle.

This is the principal mode of competition among players in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]] at this time; as such, it has commonly become the basis for [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewforum.php?f=99 officially hosted competitional events] wherein players jostle against each other in PvP battles for potentially enviable rewards, and it has generally become a popular end-game activity for those who have already completed the compulsory content of the game.

For winning ranked battles during active PvP seasons, one may potentially accrue [[PvP Coins]]—a currency that is exclusively procured from ranked-PvP battles that can be used in exchange for a multitude of coveted prizes.
==Overview==
In contrast to NPC- and wild-Pokémon battles, there are no experience-points or monetary payouts for battling against other players, nor are there any Pokémoney penalizations for losing. The only consequences that are producible from a PvP battle are an impact on a player's PvP record; and for ranked battles, it can impact one's PvP-rating and possibly warrant punitive consequences depending on whether or not the participant's conduct has breached the ranked-PvP rules.

While this activity is in no way compulsory for completing the game's storyline content and progressional thresholds, it is considered greatly rewardful (particularly in ranked matches) for those who become adroit at it. Additionally, it can occasionally be facilitative for collectors who are looking to cull more seen-data entries in their [[Pokédex]], since encounters with Pokémon therein will register such Pokédex-data entries if they were previously inexistent.

PvP is bimodally categorized into ranked and non-ranked matches; the former impacts a player's PvP-rating and is subjected to regulatory rules and restrictions in usage of moves and [[abilities]], whereas the latter is autonomous but is tangibly rewardless in comparison.

==Non-ranked battles==
While non-ranked battles are rewardless in the sense of no [[PvP Coins|PvP Coin payouts]] and the lack of rewardful distinctions, they are not subjected to the official constitution of ranked-PvP rules.
===Initiating a battle===
To initiate a non-ranked battle, you must directly request a battle from another player; you can do so via the '''/battle username''' command or by right-clicking on their name (if within eyeshot of the overworld or chat) and select the 'Battle' option. If the sendee accepts, the battle will be initiated.
===Non-ranked records===
[[File:TrainerCard.png|right|175px|thumb|An outline of this player's then-record for non-ranked battles, which is also overheaded by their ranked-battle rating.]]
Outcomes of non-ranked battles will be impactless on a player's ranked rating; however, the outcomes are still accumulatively registered and logged accordingly.

For non-ranked battles, all of the following outcome categories are logged: wins, losses, and disconnections. For disconnections, there will be no outcome registered for the lone-remaining participant; rather, a disconnection will simply be additively registered on the disconnector's non-ranked record.

Non-ranked records are also tabulated on the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/ladder.php website's PvP ladder]; however, they exist strictly for informational and recognitional purposes, and they reap no rewards, otherwise.

==Ranked battles==
===Initiating a battle===
[[File:PvP_Matchmaker.png|right|250px|thumb|The ranked-battle match-maker interface.]]
Converse to non-ranked battles, these are not directly initiable; rather, they are coordinated through a systematized match-maker.

The match-maker slots all aspirant battlers in a queue, and it searches for others until it finds one whose PvP record tallies well enough to them. If no waitee with a commensurate PvP record can be found, the match-maker will eventually coordinate a battle with whoever has the smallest PvP-rating differential.

In order to join this queue, one must presentially be within a [[Pokémon Center]] and must have a team with all-six-100-level Pokémon.

===PvP Points===
PvP Points are an accrual attained through ranked-PvP matches that are used as a touchstone for their official ranking on the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/ladder.php PvP Ladder]. In addition to the PvP Ladder, these are also checkable via the '''/inspect username''' [[In-Game Commands|command]] on one's player card.

The payout of PvP Points is calculated depending on the PvP Points differential between the opponents; if they are within the same bracket, 16 points will be rewarded to both participants; with greater differentials, however, PvP Points will be apportioned discrepantly wherein the player with a lower PvP Points-rating will win the preponderance of them.

PvP Point accruals are also periodized into PvP seasons—indeterminate-length seasons wherein the amount of PvP points gained are calculated only within that PvP-season period. At the end of these seasons, results are announced, and rewards—which vary each season—are doled out to the uppermost-ranked PvPers of the season. The collective PvP Point accruals of [[Guilds|guild members]] are also calculated during this season for each guild, and they are tabulated on the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/guildladder.php Guild Ladder]].

===PvP Coins===
{{Main|PvP Coins}}
PvP Coins are the official currency of the PvP Coin Masters, and they are strictly earnable through ranked battles, providing niche rewards for the more successful PvPers.

One PvP Coin is gained per ranked win; additionally, the uppermost-ranked players in a PvP season are variably rewarded an amount of Coins, which effectuates at the season's official conclusion.

This currency can be redeemed to the PvP Coin Masters in [[Vermilion City]], [[Olivine City]], and [[Mauville City]] for any one of the affordable prizes. Each PvP Coin Master sells the same gamut of prizes.
===Rules===
Due to this mode's officiality, it falls under the regulatory purview of staff; as such, misconduct and mismoves during battles, as defined by the [https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=34240 official PvP ruleset], can warrant punitive consequences, including account bans and potential revocations of any rewards illicitly obtained from it.

Disconnectors will be restricted from rejoining the match-making queue for another 10 minutes as a penalty for doing so, and they will also be penalized with a loss; conversely, the lone-remaining participant will be rewarded with a win and rewarded [[PvP Coins]] accordingly.

==External links==
*[https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/ladder.php Official PvP Ladder]
*[https://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=98&t=34240 Official PvP ruleset]

[[Category:Battle system]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokétime

2018-04-22T07:52:06Z

Schatz: /* Current Pokétime */

[[File:Poketime_Clock.png|right|thumb|The local time collocated to the Pokétime during the latter's night-time phase.]]
'''Pokétime''' is the time-measurement continuum used in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

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==Current Pokétime==
All Pokétimes were last updated on {{#time:r|now}}. [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Pokétime&action=purge Click here to refresh and update all the Pokéclocks]
===Gold===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

===Silver===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

==Time-passage rate==

Pokétime elapses at a five-times-faster rate than real-world time. While most Pokéminutes will elapse after 10 real-world seconds, there is also a 20-second interval every minute; as such, five Pokéminutes total elapse after a real-world minute, five Pokéhours elapse after one real-world hour, and one Pokéday elapses after five real-world hours. The super-enhanced rate of Pokétime lends players ample time to play through the multiphasic Pokédays, thereby affording them realistic chances to access time-exclusive features, such as Pokémon spawns at various phases of the day, contingent on their spare time throughout the day.

Please note that there isn't any interweaving correlation between the local time and Pokétime; the former is simply synchronized with the player's operative device of the game client, whereas the latter is initialized by the server PC's clock and thus is globalized for all players.

==Thresholds==
Pokétime encompasses more than just a visual effect; it's also used as an access- and feature-restrictor for gameplay functions, as delineated below.
===Phases of the Day===

For Pokémon-spawning mechanics, Pokédays are apportioned with conventional tri-phasic cycle; morning-time spans from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM, daytime spans from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and night-time is in effect in the intervening time from 8:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Pokémon-spawn control is the only known Pokétime-time restrictor that concordantly overlaps with all the visual effects of each phase.

===Evolutionary mechanics===
As it pertains to evolutionary mechanics, there are considerably discrepanct times; daytime spans from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, whereas the rest of the hours are doled out to night-time. This equi-bidaily system applies to any phase-specific evolutions; for example, [[Eevee]] will evolve into [[Espeon]] if leveled up with maximal [[Happiness]] between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, whereas it'll evolve into Umbreon between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM continent of the same conditions.

===Content features===
====Goldenrod Underground Path====
In [[Goldenrod Underground Path#Groom Brothers|Goldenrod Underground Path]], Chris and Brad have limited, varying hours of operation; Chris is open during conventional business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, whereas Brad supplants his stead from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
====Shoal Cave====
The following temporal thresholds exist for each partition of [[Shoal Cave]]:
*09:00-15:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*15:00-21:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
*21:00-03:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*03:00-09:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokétime

2018-04-22T07:51:47Z

Schatz: /* Current Pokétime */

[[File:Poketime_Clock.png|right|thumb|The local time collocated to the Pokétime during the latter's night-time phase.]]
'''Pokétime''' is the time-measurement continuum used in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

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==Current Pokétime==
All Pokétimes were last updated on {{#time:r|now}}. [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Pokétime&action=purge Click here to refresh and update all the Pokéclocks]
===Gold===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

===Silver===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

''Sorry for the inconvenience; as the merge took place, I went on to edit this page. But, the Pokétime visible here, is incorrect because of my editing fault. Again, I'm sorry for this. ''

==Time-passage rate==

Pokétime elapses at a five-times-faster rate than real-world time. While most Pokéminutes will elapse after 10 real-world seconds, there is also a 20-second interval every minute; as such, five Pokéminutes total elapse after a real-world minute, five Pokéhours elapse after one real-world hour, and one Pokéday elapses after five real-world hours. The super-enhanced rate of Pokétime lends players ample time to play through the multiphasic Pokédays, thereby affording them realistic chances to access time-exclusive features, such as Pokémon spawns at various phases of the day, contingent on their spare time throughout the day.

Please note that there isn't any interweaving correlation between the local time and Pokétime; the former is simply synchronized with the player's operative device of the game client, whereas the latter is initialized by the server PC's clock and thus is globalized for all players.

==Thresholds==
Pokétime encompasses more than just a visual effect; it's also used as an access- and feature-restrictor for gameplay functions, as delineated below.
===Phases of the Day===

For Pokémon-spawning mechanics, Pokédays are apportioned with conventional tri-phasic cycle; morning-time spans from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM, daytime spans from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and night-time is in effect in the intervening time from 8:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Pokémon-spawn control is the only known Pokétime-time restrictor that concordantly overlaps with all the visual effects of each phase.

===Evolutionary mechanics===
As it pertains to evolutionary mechanics, there are considerably discrepanct times; daytime spans from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, whereas the rest of the hours are doled out to night-time. This equi-bidaily system applies to any phase-specific evolutions; for example, [[Eevee]] will evolve into [[Espeon]] if leveled up with maximal [[Happiness]] between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, whereas it'll evolve into Umbreon between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM continent of the same conditions.

===Content features===
====Goldenrod Underground Path====
In [[Goldenrod Underground Path#Groom Brothers|Goldenrod Underground Path]], Chris and Brad have limited, varying hours of operation; Chris is open during conventional business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, whereas Brad supplants his stead from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
====Shoal Cave====
The following temporal thresholds exist for each partition of [[Shoal Cave]]:
*09:00-15:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*15:00-21:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
*21:00-03:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*03:00-09:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T07:50:16Z

Schatz:

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T07:47:35Z

Schatz: /* Mt.Moon */

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T07:46:46Z

Schatz: /* Route 3 */

Kanto Walkthrough

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Schatz: /* Route 3 */

Kanto Walkthrough

2018-04-22T07:45:46Z

Schatz: /* Pewter City */

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T07:30:36Z

Schatz: /* Easter-thematized Pokémon */

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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized 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:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T07:30:01Z

Schatz: /* Easter-thematized Pokémon */

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.

__TOC__
==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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized 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:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T07:29:41Z

Schatz: /* Easter-thematized Pokémon */

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.

__TOC__
==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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized 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:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T07:22:54Z

Schatz: /* Easter-thematized Pokémon */

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.

__TOC__
==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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized Pokémon===

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

[[File:20180402_130343.jpg]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokémon Counterparts

2018-04-22T07:22:12Z

Schatz: /* Event-Temporary Pokémon */

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.

==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 1/2,048 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_Bellsprout.png|[[Bellsprout]]
File:Pink_Butterfree.png|[[Butterfree]]
File:Pink_Caterpie.png|[[Caterpie]]
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_Mankey.png|[[Mankey]]
File:Pink_Metapod.png|[[Metapod]]
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_Pidgey.png|[[Pidgey]]
File:Pink_Pidgeotto.png|[[Pidgeotto]]
File:Pink_Pidgeot.png|[[Pidgeot]]
File:Pink_Pikachu.png|[[Pikachu]]
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_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_Whiscash.png|[[Whiscash]]
File:Pink_Wingull.png|[[Wingull]]
</gallery>

==Event-Temporary Pokémon==
Occasionally, specially thematized 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-thematized 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.

<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_Chandelure.png|Christmas [[Chandelure]]
File:Christmas_Delcatty.png|Christmas [[Delcatty]]
File:Christmas_Dragonair.png|Christmas [[Dragonair]]
File:Christmas_Dragonite.png|Christmas [[Dragonite]]
File:Christmas_Dratini.png|Christmas [[Dratini]]
File:Christmas_Eevee.png|Christmas [[Eevee]]
File:Christmas_Espeon.png|Christmas [[Espeon]]
File:Christmas_Farfetch'd.png|Christmas [[Farfetch'd]]
File:Christmas_Flareon.png|Christmas [[Flareon]]
File:Christmas_Furret.png|Christmas [[Furret]]
File:Christmas_Gallade.png|Christmas [[Gallade]]
File:Christmas_Gardevoir.png|Christmas [[Gardevoir]]
File:Christmas_Glaceon.png|Christmas [[Glaceon]]
File:Christmas_Jolteon.png|Christmas [[Jolteon]]
File:Christmas_Kirlia.png|Christmas [[Kirlia]]
File:Christmas_Lampent.png|Christmas [[Lampent]]
File:Christmas_Leafeon.png|Christmas [[Leafeon]]
File:Christmas_Litwick.png|Christmas [[Litwick]]
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_Ralts.png|Christmas [[Ralts]]
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_Sylveon.png|Christmas [[Sylveon]]
File:Christmas_Teddiursa.png|Christmas [[Teddiursa]]
File:Christmas_Umbreon.png|Christmas [[Umbreon]]
File:Christmas_Ursaring.png|Christmas [[Ursaring]]
File:Christmas_Vaporeon.png|Christmas [[Vaporeon]]
</gallery>

===Halloween-thematized Pokemon===
On October 18, 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.

<gallery>
File:Halloween_Pikachu.png|Halloween [[Pikachu]]
File:Halloween_Raichu.png|Halloween [[Raichu]]
</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. <ref name="starterclone"/>

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-thematized Pokémon===
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>

===Easter-thematized Pokémon===

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

[[File:20180402_130343.jpg]]
Easter forms of [[Togepi]]

==References==
<ref name="starterclone">http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=53851</ref>
[[Category:Pokémon]] [[Category:Gameplay features]]

File:20180402 130343.jpg

2018-04-22T07:20:32Z

Schatz:

Coin Shop

2018-04-21T18:35:55Z

Schatz: /* Coin-usage restrictions */

[[File:Coin_Shop.png|right|475px|thumb|The layout of the Coin Shop, which is previewing the Team Magma outfit on the player's avatar.]]

The in-game '''Coin Shop''' is the overlaying interface in-game used to manage and exchange Coins for the purchasable commodities on it. You can open up the Coin Shop via the emblematic purse that's interposed between the world-map icon and the [[Pokétime]] clock on the client; see the visual overview of the Coin Shop to the right for the purse emblem.

 

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==Coins==
As the eponymous currency of the shop, Coins can be exchanged for a multitude of potentially otherwise-unobtainable purchasables on it; see the subsectional coverage below for a list of it and their respective prices.

===Obtaining Coins===
Since Coins are designed as a gratitudinously rewardful payout for donations, they are reaped primarily through donations. You can donate for them by clicking on the "Get Coins" button on the Coin Shop interface. PayPal is currently the only direct transactional avenue accepted for donating to PRO.

The exchange rate is 100 Coins for every $5 (USD equivalence) donated. That exchange-rate increment is not scalable, meaning you can only donate for 100 Coins in a singular donation; however, since there is no known time-constraining limitation as to how many donations you can submit, you can make successively separate donations to obtain more Coins within a short time space.

Occasionally, Coin-rewarding giveaways can also be hosted by staff, thereby allowing them to be obtained extra-transactionally to a certain level of occasionality; stay attuned to the Announcements section on the forums and Twitter for announcements regardingly.

The only avenue for their [[Trading|tradability]] from other players is through Coin Capsules—tradable Coin-containers. They are purchasable on the Coin Shop for 100 Coins, and they will statically store the same amount, allowing them to be traded in increments of 100 Coins per trade transaction.

===Difficulties receiving Coins===

Firstly, ensure that you've relogged thereupon donating for them; this is required to effectuate them on your account.

If issues persist, you'll need to post on the [http://pokemon-revolution-online.net/Forum/viewforum.php?f=71 Donations Issue] section of the forums; an Administrator or Developer will attend to it when they are available. Remember to mention which server you donated on, as well as providing the transactional ID; this can be found under your payment details on your PayPal account's transactional history.

===Coin-usage restrictions===

The Coins you receive will bind to whichever server you donated them from; therefore, if you donated for Coins on Gold, their outlay would be confined strictly to that server, and they could not be transferred to Silver. Donations and Coins are also not refundable; once those expenditures are made, that this their finality.

==Coin Shop catalog==
===Consumables===
All of these are single-use items, meaning that they'll deplete upon one use.
{{CoinShopDevices|Items=
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Christmas Cracker|Price=50|Desc=Loots one out of six different-colored [[Party Hats]]}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Small Membership Medallion|Price=50|Desc=Activates [[membership]] for a 15-day-long duration}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Membership Medallion|Price=100|Desc=Activates [[membership]] for a 30-day-long duration}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Big Membership Medallion|Price=190|Desc=Activates [[membership]] for a 60-day-long duration}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Experience Boost|Price=20|Desc=Activates a 72-hour-long 25%-additive [[Experience system|experience boost]]}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Magic Mirror|Price=50|Desc=Allows its consumptive user to recustomize their base-appearance outfit}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Halloween Mystery Box|Price=25|Desc=Loots a randomized Halloween-themed [[Consumables|consumable]]}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Mystery Lunch Box|Price=25|Desc=Loots a randomized [[Consumables|consumable]]}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Black Medallion|Price=40|Desc=Enhances the chance of inheriting a [[Abilities|hidden ability]] of the acquired Pokémon to 20% for a 3-day duration}}
{{CoinShopDevice|Item=Coin Capsule|Price=100|Desc=Transactionalizes Coins, allowing any stowed away in it to be [[Trading|traded]] to other players}}
}}

===Vehicular devices===
====Pokémon Mounts====
{{main|Pokémon Mounts}}

Mounts are vehicular items used to facilitate a player's mobility among applicable environments. They are discrete items from Pokémon and thus do not require their respective Pokémon to be usable.

They are subsumed into two categories: land- and water-oriented mounts, as shown below.

Every regular-counterpart Mount costs 50 Coins. Shiny Mounts, which all non-[[Legendary Pokémon|Legendary]] Pokémon have a counterpart of, cost 100 Coins.

=====Land Mounts=====
Land Mounts are functionally identical to a [[Bicycle]] and thus enhance the player's mobility rate by 100% on land; they only differ in their overlay, which is considered more aesthetic for Mounts.

{{CoinShopTable|Header=Land Mounts|
Content=
{{CoinShopMount|Absol}}{{CoinShopMount|Aerodactyl}}{{CoinShopMount|Arcanine|g=y}}{{CoinShopMount|Aurorus}}{{CoinShopMount|Charizard}}{{CoinShopMount|Dodrio}}{{CoinShopMount|Fearow}}{{CoinShopMount|Glaceon}}{{CoinShopMount|Houndoom}}{{CoinShopMount|Latias}}{{CoinShopMount|Latios}}{{CoinShopMount|Luxray}}{{CoinShopMount|Manectric}}{{CoinShopMount|Ninetales}}{{CoinShopMount|Rapidash}}{{CoinShopMount|Stantler}}{{CoinShopMount|Sylveon}}{{CoinShopMount|Talonflame}}{{CoinShopMount|Togekiss}}{{CoinShopMount|Umbreon}}
}}

=====Surf Mounts=====
Surf Mounts are aestheticized substitutes for the default surf sprite and thus will appear when a player is surfing on water. They can be used to surf without having a [[Surf]]-wielding Pokémon on-hand; however, you will need the move's HM item and the region's requisite amount of badges before you can surf.
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Surf Mounts|
Content=
{{CoinShopMount|Dragonair}}{{CoinShopMount|Gyarados}}{{CoinShopMount|Lapras}}{{CoinShopMount|Magikarp}}{{CoinShopMount|Milotic}}{{CoinShopMount|Sharpedo}}
{{CoinShopMount|Swampert}}
}}

====Jet skis====
Jet skis can be used as substitutes for [[Surf]]-HM-slave fodder to travel asea. All Jet skis from the following colorway cost 100 Coins apiece.
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Jet skis|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|Light Blue Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Green Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Orange Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Pink Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Purple Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Red Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Teal Jet Ski}}{{CoinShopClothes|Light Yellow Jet Ski}}
}}

===Apparel and Accessories===
{{main|Clothing}}
====Clothes====
All clothing items cost 25 Coins apiece standardly, except for the shiny-Snorlax outfit; that exception costs 30 Coins.
{{CoinShopTable|Width=95|Header=Clothes|
Content={{CoinShopClothes|Autumn Blue Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Autumn Yellow Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Autumn Red Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Cyan Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Red Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Yellow Gothic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Dark Blue Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Orange Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Pink Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Red Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Yellow Hawaiian Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Chikorita Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Cyndaquil Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Totodile Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Team Aqua Uniform}}{{CoinShopClothes|Team Magma Uniform}}{{CoinShopClothes|Team Rocket Uniform}}{{CoinShopClothes|Deadpool Outfit|gender=male}}{{CoinShopClothes|Harley Quinn Outfit|gender=female}}{{CoinShopClothes|White Suit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Black Suit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Swimsuit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Swimsuit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Orange Swimsuit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Red Swimsuit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Swimsuit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Mudkip Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Torchic Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Treecko Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Stantler Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Kimono Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Kimono Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Peach Kimono Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Kimono Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Snowman Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Vampire Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Radioactive Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Sailor Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Security Uniform}}{{CoinShopClothes|Iron Man Outfit|gender=male}}{{CoinShopClothes|Sailor Moon Outfit|gender=female}}{{CoinShopClothes|Snorlax Outfit}}{{CoinShopClothes|Snorlax Outfit (shiny)}}{{CoinShopClothes|Catwoman Outfit|gender=female}}{{CoinShopClothes|Hulk Outfit|gender=male}}{{CoinShopClothes|Thor Outfit|gender=male}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Bug cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Dark cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Dragon cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Electric cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Fairy cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Fighting cloak}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Fire cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Flying cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Ghost cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Grass cloak}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Ground cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Ice cloak}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Normal cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Poison cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Psychic cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Rock cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Steel cloak}}{{CoinShopClothes|Water cloak}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Caterpie Clothes}}{{CoinShopClothes|Ludicolo Clothes}}{{CoinShopClothes|Froslass Clothes}}{{CoinShopClothes|Mimikyu Outfit}}
}}

====Headgear====
All headgear items cost 25 Coins apiece; the only exception are the shiny-Snorlax and shiny-Goomy hats, which costs 30 Coins apiece.

Many of these headgear items are popularly used for complementary accessorization or headwear to clothing items—the Deadpool Mask with the Deadpool Outfit, for example.

=====Earwear=====
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Earwear|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|White Bunny Ears}}{{CoinShopClothes|Black Bunny Ears}}{{CoinShopClothes|White Cat Ears}}{{CoinShopClothes|Black Cat Ears}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Headphones}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Headphones}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Red Headphones}}{{CoinShopClothes|Pink Headphones}}{{CoinShopClothes|Yellow Headphones}}
}}

=====Eyewear=====
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Eyewear|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|Female Glasses 1}}{{CoinShopClothes|Female Glasses 2}}{{CoinShopClothes|Female Glasses 3}}{{CoinShopClothes|Female Glasses 4}}{{CoinShopClothes|Female Glasses 5}}{{CoinShopClothes|Male Glasses 1}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Male Glasses 2}}{{CoinShopClothes|Male Glasses 3}}{{CoinShopClothes|Male Glasses 4}}{{CoinShopClothes|Male Glasses 5}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Sunglasses}}{{CoinShopClothes|Black Sunglasses}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Gold Sunglasses}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Sunglasses}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Sunglasses}}{{CoinShopClothes|Red Sunglasses}}{{CoinShopClothes|Yellow Sunglasses}}
}}
=====Hats/caps=====
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Hats/caps|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|Cubone Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Hibiscus Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Wooper Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Whiscash Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Qwilfish Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Poliwhirl Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Politoed Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Magikarp Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Chinchou Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Shiny Feebas Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Inkay Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Chikorita Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Cyndaquil Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Totodile Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Black Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Bulbasaur Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Charmander Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Squirtle Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Treecko Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Torchic Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Mudkip Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Harley Quinn Hat|gender=female}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Witch Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Straw Hat 1}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Straw Hat 2}}{{CoinShopClothes|Sailor Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Pikachu Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Small Black Cap}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Santa Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Santa Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Red Santa Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Purple Santa Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Yellow Santa Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Security Cap}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Snorlax Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Snorlax Hat (shiny)}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Mew Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Mew Hat (shiny)}}{{CoinShopClothes|Goomy Hat}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Goomy Hat (shiny)}}{{CoinShopClothes|Caterpie Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Oddish Hat}}{{CoinShopClothes|Glalie Mask|gender=male}}
}}

=====Hoods/headbands=====
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Hoods/headbands|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|Bug Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Dark Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Dragon Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Electric Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Fairy Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Fighting Hood}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Fire Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Flying Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Ghost Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Grass Hood}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Ground Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Ice Hood}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Normal Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Poison Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Psychic Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Rock Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Steel Hood}}{{CoinShopClothes|Water Hood}}
{{CoinShopClothes|Team Aqua Headband}}{{CoinShopClothes|Team Magma Hood}}
}}

=====Masks/helmets=====
{{CoinShopTable|Header=Masks/helmets|
Content=
{{CoinShopClothes|Deadpool Mask|gender=male}}{{CoinShopClothes|Snowman Mask}}{{CoinShopClothes|Red Skull Mask}}{{CoinShopClothes|Blue Skull Mask}}{{CoinShopClothes|Green Skull Mask}}{{CoinShopClothes|Catwoman Mask|gender=female}}{{CoinShopClothes|Hulk Mask|gender=male}}{{CoinShopClothes|Radioactive Helmet}}{{CoinShopClothes|Thor Mask|gender=male}}
}}

===Navigational Items===
These are navigational agents that can be used as substitutes for [[Moves Outside of Battles|out-of-battle moves]] as opposed to having to tout a move-wielding Pokémon. They are all infinite-use.
{| width="85%" class="pro-table" style="text-align: center;"
! class="pro-table-header" colspan="2" width="20%"| Item
! class="pro-table-header" | Coin Price
! class="pro-table-header" | Description
|-
| class="pro-table-cell" width="5%" | [[File:Hatchet.png]] || class="pro-table-cell" | Hatchet || class="pro-table-cell" | 75 || class="pro-table-cell" style="text-align: left;" | Prunes cuttable trees. It requires the [[Cut]] HM in your inventory to be usable.
|-
| class="pro-table-cell" width="5%" | [[File:Pickaxe.png]] || class="pro-table-cell" | Pickaxe || class="pro-table-cell" | 75 || class="pro-table-cell" style="text-align: left;" | Shatters [[Rock Smash]]-able rocks.
|}

[[Category:Shops]] [[Category:Coin Shop purchasables]]

Pokétime

2018-04-21T18:33:11Z

Schatz: /* Current Pokétime */

[[File:Poketime_Clock.png|right|thumb|The local time collocated to the Pokétime during the latter's night-time phase.]]
'''Pokétime''' is the time-measurement continuum used in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

__TOC__
==Current Pokétime==
All Pokétimes were last updated on {{#time:r|now}}. [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Pokétime&action=purge Click here to refresh and update all the Pokéclocks]
===Gold===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

===Silver===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

''Sorry for the inconvenience; as the merge took place, I went on to edit this page. But, the Pokétime visible here, is incorrect because of my editing fault. Again, I'm sorry for this. ''

==Time-passage rate==

Pokétime elapses at a five-times-faster rate than real-world time. While most Pokéminutes will elapse after 10 real-world seconds, there is also a 20-second interval every minute; as such, five Pokéminutes total elapse after a real-world minute, five Pokéhours elapse after one real-world hour, and one Pokéday elapses after five real-world hours. The super-enhanced rate of Pokétime lends players ample time to play through the multiphasic Pokédays, thereby affording them realistic chances to access time-exclusive features, such as Pokémon spawns at various phases of the day, contingent on their spare time throughout the day.

Please note that there isn't any interweaving correlation between the local time and Pokétime; the former is simply synchronized with the player's operative device of the game client, whereas the latter is initialized by the server PC's clock and thus is globalized for all players.

==Thresholds==
Pokétime encompasses more than just a visual effect; it's also used as an access- and feature-restrictor for gameplay functions, as delineated below.
===Phases of the Day===

For Pokémon-spawning mechanics, Pokédays are apportioned with conventional tri-phasic cycle; morning-time spans from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM, daytime spans from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and night-time is in effect in the intervening time from 8:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Pokémon-spawn control is the only known Pokétime-time restrictor that concordantly overlaps with all the visual effects of each phase.

===Evolutionary mechanics===
As it pertains to evolutionary mechanics, there are considerably discrepanct times; daytime spans from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, whereas the rest of the hours are doled out to night-time. This equi-bidaily system applies to any phase-specific evolutions; for example, [[Eevee]] will evolve into [[Espeon]] if leveled up with maximal [[Happiness]] between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, whereas it'll evolve into Umbreon between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM continent of the same conditions.

===Content features===
====Goldenrod Underground Path====
In [[Goldenrod Underground Path#Groom Brothers|Goldenrod Underground Path]], Chris and Brad have limited, varying hours of operation; Chris is open during conventional business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, whereas Brad supplants his stead from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
====Shoal Cave====
The following temporal thresholds exist for each partition of [[Shoal Cave]]:
*09:00-15:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*15:00-21:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
*21:00-03:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*03:00-09:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokétime

2018-04-21T18:30:40Z

Schatz: /* Current Pokétime */

[[File:Poketime_Clock.png|right|thumb|The local time collocated to the Pokétime during the latter's night-time phase.]]
'''Pokétime''' is the time-measurement continuum used in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

__TOC__
==Current Pokétime==
All Pokétimes were last updated on {{#time:r|now}}. [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Pokétime&action=purge Click here to refresh and update all the Pokéclocks]
===Gold===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

===Silver===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

''Sorry for the inconvenience; due to the merge, I went on to edit this page. But,the Pokétime visible here, is incorrect. Again, I'm sorry for this. ''

==Time-passage rate==

Pokétime elapses at a five-times-faster rate than real-world time. While most Pokéminutes will elapse after 10 real-world seconds, there is also a 20-second interval every minute; as such, five Pokéminutes total elapse after a real-world minute, five Pokéhours elapse after one real-world hour, and one Pokéday elapses after five real-world hours. The super-enhanced rate of Pokétime lends players ample time to play through the multiphasic Pokédays, thereby affording them realistic chances to access time-exclusive features, such as Pokémon spawns at various phases of the day, contingent on their spare time throughout the day.

Please note that there isn't any interweaving correlation between the local time and Pokétime; the former is simply synchronized with the player's operative device of the game client, whereas the latter is initialized by the server PC's clock and thus is globalized for all players.

==Thresholds==
Pokétime encompasses more than just a visual effect; it's also used as an access- and feature-restrictor for gameplay functions, as delineated below.
===Phases of the Day===

For Pokémon-spawning mechanics, Pokédays are apportioned with conventional tri-phasic cycle; morning-time spans from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM, daytime spans from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and night-time is in effect in the intervening time from 8:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Pokémon-spawn control is the only known Pokétime-time restrictor that concordantly overlaps with all the visual effects of each phase.

===Evolutionary mechanics===
As it pertains to evolutionary mechanics, there are considerably discrepanct times; daytime spans from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, whereas the rest of the hours are doled out to night-time. This equi-bidaily system applies to any phase-specific evolutions; for example, [[Eevee]] will evolve into [[Espeon]] if leveled up with maximal [[Happiness]] between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, whereas it'll evolve into Umbreon between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM continent of the same conditions.

===Content features===
====Goldenrod Underground Path====
In [[Goldenrod Underground Path#Groom Brothers|Goldenrod Underground Path]], Chris and Brad have limited, varying hours of operation; Chris is open during conventional business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, whereas Brad supplants his stead from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
====Shoal Cave====
The following temporal thresholds exist for each partition of [[Shoal Cave]]:
*09:00-15:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*15:00-21:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
*21:00-03:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*03:00-09:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Pokétime

2018-04-21T18:22:19Z

Schatz:

[[File:Poketime_Clock.png|right|thumb|The local time collocated to the Pokétime during the latter's night-time phase.]]
'''Pokétime''' is the time-measurement continuum used in [[Pokémon Revolution Online]].

__TOC__
==Current Pokétime==
All Pokétimes were last updated on {{#time:r|now}}. [http://prowiki.info/index.php?title=Pokétime&action=purge Click here to refresh and update all the Pokéclocks]
===Gold===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

===Silver===
{{PoketimeClock|Offset=-4 hour -24 minute -16 second}}

==Time-passage rate==

Pokétime elapses at a five-times-faster rate than real-world time. While most Pokéminutes will elapse after 10 real-world seconds, there is also a 20-second interval every minute; as such, five Pokéminutes total elapse after a real-world minute, five Pokéhours elapse after one real-world hour, and one Pokéday elapses after five real-world hours. The super-enhanced rate of Pokétime lends players ample time to play through the multiphasic Pokédays, thereby affording them realistic chances to access time-exclusive features, such as Pokémon spawns at various phases of the day, contingent on their spare time throughout the day.

Please note that there isn't any interweaving correlation between the local time and Pokétime; the former is simply synchronized with the player's operative device of the game client, whereas the latter is initialized by the server PC's clock and thus is globalized for all players.

==Thresholds==
Pokétime encompasses more than just a visual effect; it's also used as an access- and feature-restrictor for gameplay functions, as delineated below.
===Phases of the Day===

For Pokémon-spawning mechanics, Pokédays are apportioned with conventional tri-phasic cycle; morning-time spans from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM, daytime spans from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, and night-time is in effect in the intervening time from 8:00 PM to 4:00 AM.

Pokémon-spawn control is the only known Pokétime-time restrictor that concordantly overlaps with all the visual effects of each phase.

===Evolutionary mechanics===
As it pertains to evolutionary mechanics, there are considerably discrepanct times; daytime spans from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM, whereas the rest of the hours are doled out to night-time. This equi-bidaily system applies to any phase-specific evolutions; for example, [[Eevee]] will evolve into [[Espeon]] if leveled up with maximal [[Happiness]] between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM, whereas it'll evolve into Umbreon between 6:00 PM and 6:00 AM continent of the same conditions.

===Content features===
====Goldenrod Underground Path====
In [[Goldenrod Underground Path#Groom Brothers|Goldenrod Underground Path]], Chris and Brad have limited, varying hours of operation; Chris is open during conventional business hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, whereas Brad supplants his stead from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
====Shoal Cave====
The following temporal thresholds exist for each partition of [[Shoal Cave]]:
*09:00-15:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*15:00-21:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
*21:00-03:00 - High Tide Entrance Room
*03:00-09:00 - Low Tide Entrance Room
[[Category:Gameplay features]]

Swagger

2018-04-21T18:04:25Z

Schatz: /* Function */

'''Swagger''' is a [[Normal]]-type non-damaging move introduced in [[Generation II]]. It can be taught to Pokémon via Move Tutor at Victory Road 3F in exchange for $10,000 Pokédollars.

==Function==

Confuses the target and boosts its Attack by two stages.

MORE COMING SOON

----

''Side Note: The usage of the move, "Swagger", is strictly forbidden. ''

Swagger

2018-04-21T18:03:56Z

Schatz: /* Function */

'''Swagger''' is a [[Normal]]-type non-damaging move introduced in [[Generation II]]. It can be taught to Pokémon via Move Tutor at Victory Road 3F in exchange for $10,000 Pokédollars.

==Function==

Confuses the target and boosts its Special Attack by two stages.

MORE COMING SOON

----

''Side Note: The usage of the move, "Swagger", is strictly forbidden. ''

Swagger

2018-04-21T18:01:35Z

Schatz: Created page with "'''Swagger''' is a Normal-type non-damaging move introduced in Generation II. It can be taught to Pokémon via Move Tutor at Victory Road 3F in exchange for $10,000 Po..."

'''Swagger''' is a [[Normal]]-type non-damaging move introduced in [[Generation II]]. It can be taught to Pokémon via Move Tutor at Victory Road 3F in exchange for $10,000 Pokédollars.

===Function===

Confuses the target and boosts its Special Attack by two stages.

...Coming Soon...

''Side Note: The usage of the move, "Swagger", is strictly forbidden. ''

Psychic (type)

2018-04-21T17:52:08Z

Schatz: Created page with "{{Types}} '''Psychic''' is one of the eighteen characteristical types of Pokémon known. It is notably the specialistic type of Sabrina of Saffron Gym an..."

{{Types}}

'''Psychic''' is one of the eighteen characteristical types of Pokémon known.

It is notably the specialistic type of [[Gym Leaders|Sabrina]] of [[Saffron Gym]] and [[Gym Leaders|Tate and Liza]] of [[Mossdeep Gym]].