So, I suppose I have to do a Bio at some point? eh, whatever this should be quick I guess, so let's get this over with shall we.

About me: Um... Let's see where to start? Well for starters I'm not that good at writing grammar-wise as well as spelling so don't expect high quality stuff from me not only that I'm attempting to change my writing style from that of a script like style to that of a style of which you would find in a novel So I got that going for me. I also tend to come up with lots of story ideas so there is luckily no need to worry in that area. I also do a bit of art but I suck so eh... Gaming as well I'm decent enough there I guess anyways I think that's about it.

Plans: So, the plans I have for when I start writing stories and putting them up on here will be that I will always upload one chapter but I will also have another in the back ready to be uploaded however I won't until I've made the chapter after that one so even if it's been a long time since I last uploaded a chapter you guys will always know that the next chapter has already been made. [it's more for 'peace at mind' kind of thing] {note this is what is planned will it actually happen for the most part hopefully, this rule won't apply to chapter 1 of my stories tho}

Random Facts: all current art on here was made by me. [As in my profile pic and the covers for the story's I write]

Words That I Hate: Realistic.

Writing Curse: The 'Writing Curse' as I like to call it is basically something that happens almost every time I try to write and what it does is try to get me not to write by making things come up to keep me busy be family matters, a new chore out of now that literally one of my other siblings can do because I had just finished what was asked of me to do, a road trip and yes this has happened, room gets too hot so I can't focus on the story that I'm writing, my PC shuts off on its own, and much, much more. This cycle continues to the point where my ideas that I had for the story I'm writing is lost and then hit writer's block it is a dreadful curse.

Ask Blogs And Such: Have questions you want to ask but didn't want it to be a PM? Want to ask questions to the characters of my fanfic themselves? Well, now you can just find the Tumblr blog called slime-based-ink and ask away or don't since I honestly have little idea how to run an ask blog like the inbox should be open but I'm not sure so help would be very much appreciated.

YouTube: Want to watch me suffer? Want to watch me fail? Want a question answered in a Q&A video instead of in text? Well all of this is certainly possible just check out my YouTube channel the name of the channel is Slime_Hunter26 while the Q&A part might take a while the first two should be possible especially right now at the time of this update as I am currently making the mistake of doing a 'Doki Doki Literature Club!' let's play as well as another let's play which involves lots and lots of suffering so check it out if you want and enjoy the suffering I put myself through.

Writing Ground Rules:

(These Are The Rules I Set For Myself And Will Very Likely Follow Unlike My Plans)

Rule #1- No Bashing: I cannot stress enough how much I dislike this, Now I get sometimes you hate a character and sometimes you wish them a fate worse than death, and if I'm honest I do the same sometimes but that doesn't mean bashing is okay in a story. Now it's one thing to make a character unlikable but it’s another to make them basic god worse mistake. When you write a story you can't do the latter because when you’re a writer you have to look at the bigger picture, you have to dissect, learn the ins and out of the character, and look at them with a neutral perspective because when you make them gods worse mistake, when you make it so that the world is basically against them (not in the good storytelling way like bad luck or a dark turn of events that just keep getting worse), and everyone and their mother is out to get them it takes away from the story dulls it makes it seem childish in comparison to others. Now I'm not saying make them likable far from it you can still make them generally unlikable characters but you can't make them gods worse mistake lets, for example, take the My Hero Academia series now Bakugo is a complete asshole no question about it but even though he is an asshole he's still able to get along with the cast decently not well but decently some of cast respects him even looks up to him and in turn be as at least in some form respect for them but at the same time they put up with how he acts as him just being him most of the time but at points they will call him out if he's stepping over the line. So again, to rephrase you don't have to make them likable but at the same time don't make them gods worse mistake. Now given this is my just my opinion on things, my rule on the matter aimed solely at myself as I can't tell you what to do so I'm just explaining my rule and the reason why I believe it should be in place whether any of you chose to use or follow this rule is up to you as well as none of my business but at the very least you understand why I chose not to do it.

Rule #2- No 'God’s Gift': Okay so what I mean by this is just like you can't make gods worse mistake you also can't make gods gift. So, to explain further don't make a character always be 'right' (I use that term loosely since its rather vague and at the moment I can't think of a way to explain it) or beloved by pretty much everyone with the exception of gods worse mistake of course this is for the same reason as the no bashing rule it dulls the story and rather than being childish (still is in a way) it’s just makes the story rather dry and bland for example let’s take an OP character like Saitama from One Punch Man he may be OP but at the same time he isn't beloved if anything he is rather disliked by the extras and is looked down upon (at least from what I've seen of the anime) but as I say this at the same time he isn't completely hated there are some who in fact look up to him. So, the basics of these two rules, in essence, is to find the perfect balance for the characters they can't be completely hated but they also can't be completely loved either.

Rule #3- Good Pacing: There honestly isn't anything that needs to be explained here but I'll still do it. So, as everyone should know the basics to any good story is good pacing even if you aren't really trying a decent pacing will go a long way, to me, a good pacing is a slow or medium speed because it allows more time to flesh out the characters and story however a fast pacing is never good because it gives you least time to flesh out the characters and story it can also throw your timeline out of whack.

Rule #4- Dates: So, for the hopefully small few that think I'm referring to relationship type dates I will clarify, I'm talking about the current date in the story. Now that I've clarified let's get to why I'm putting this as a rule. So, I've come to notice that in almost every story I read be it fanfiction or manga or even a light novel hell even the shows that I watch almost never give a date for when it takes place and the few that do, do it tend not to give a year or a day of the week most of the time it goes something like this 'August 31, 20XX' and that just makes it so much harder to establish a timeline especially if the characters in the story go to school we are just forced to assume what the date is which I feel is stupid so in my stories starting now I'm a start putting the date in them so that way it's easier to follow the timeline.

Rule #5- Do Research: This by far is the most important of all the rules and by far the most difficult. When one decides they want to make a story it is VERY important that the proper research is done that is especially true when you work on a fanfic because if you don't do the proper research you just end up looking like an idiot not only that but your story ends up being a bit inaccurate and example of what I mean is say I'm writing a pokémon fanfic and I for some reason say bug types are weak to ice types because I failed to do the proper research so now I'm spotting out nonsense that is completely wrong (for those of you that didn't know bug types aren't weak to ice types it’s a common misconception in the pokémon community I was a bit surprised as well given not as much as I was when I found out Voltorb and Electrode weren't steel type but still relatively surprised none the less) given not the best example but research is defiantly important. Now I'm not saying that following the cannon completely is something you should do since not all series is like pokémon were you pretty much have to do a lot of research into the cannon for small things like that, for example, Naruto fanfic revolves around changing certain aspects given it helps that Kishimoto was rather vague with a lot of things.

Rule #6- Honorifics: So, in the series that do have these I will only use them when it's in a nickname like fashion or a mocking fashion this is mostly because even with the research I do its still confusing how it all works so I rather use it only in that insistence rather than trying to use them all the time and make a fool of myself while doing so.

Rule #7- Japanese’s Words: Much like honorifics I will only use them when it comes to nicknames or mocking fashion but also for the name of certain thing like for example in Akame ga Kill I'll go 'Teigu' (at least I think that's a Japanese word I'm not getting any clear answers when I google it) rather than 'Imperial arms' because I think it sounds better. The only exception to this rule is probably pokémon but that's probably expected. I will not use them in place of words like god, what, stupid, dumb-ass, and etc. The reason for that's how it is in my goddamn language so that's how I'm going to type them plus I feel it ruins the flow of the writing when most of it is English with the exception of say names and then you see you see something like 'baka' out of nowhere! So, in general, I'm a stay with use shit like stupid and dumb shit rather than that word. Sorry if I seem to be going off on an I don't know what's the word... tangent? I'm not sure... but anyways this is actually one of my pet peeves that I see a lot so forgive me for being a bit angry.

How Certain Things Work Within My Pokémon Fanfics:

(AKA: My Headcanon)

Abilities I: An ability is really a pokémon's physiology. For example, a pokémon like Grimer has all its abilities because it's body is that of poisonous sludge while pokémon like Snorlax will always have the Thick Fat ability but some can be born with both Thick Fat and Immunity because that's the physiology or biology, or anatomy, or whatever the fuck you want to call it, basically ability is just what a pokémon’s body that they were given at birth is capable of doing.

Abilities II: Some abilities will be changed to fit/work better in the more realistic setting that I'm trying to establish. For example, the ability Sniper in the games ‘powers up a move, if they become critical hit' however in real life critical hit, do not exist the only thing close enough to be considered a critical hit would be hitting somethings weak-point or spot. So, in turn, the ability was changed to 'which gives it great accuracy and precision for hitting its targets' it makes more sense in this type of setting plus it's much more fitting towards the name. [side-note: if an ability is unable to get a counter-part that works in a none game setting it simply won't exist]

Abilities III: Some abilities have the capability of being mastered, or for lack of a better term controlled with training or is just plain controlled by instincts. For an example of mastery, an ability like Blaze can be mastered with the right kind of training. An example of instinctive control would be abilities like Flame Body which is as implied instinctive meaning that from birth the pokémon was capable of controlling it but that doesn't mean the pokémon is unable to train to gain even better control over it. Lastly, there are some abilities that cannot be controlled no matter what an example of this is the ability Flash Fire since abilities such as this one are really just how the body functions.

Abilities IV: Some pokémon will, in fact, be given abilities they don't normally get in the games because it just makes sense for them to have that ability. Now I won't do this for all pokémon just certain ones, for example, I won't give all fire types Flame Body but I'd probably give the ability to the Numel line since they have lava in them so it'd make sense to do so.

Abilities V: Some abilities will not be registered as abilities pokédex because in this world those abilities are more of a behavioral trait rather than what a pokémon physiology. Some examples of what abilities will be like change like this are abilities like Run Away, Truant, and Klutz and much like it was stated up above these are very likely going to be changed to fit this world.

Levels/unlocking: This quite simply doesn't exist as it does not work at all with something that aims to be slightly more realistic plus I am unable to see how it makes any sense at all. As stated up above abilities are something in which the pokémon’s body is capable of since give it at birth and unlocking moves at a level makes even less sense here's an example of why, a six-year-old kid is mad and wants to take his frustration out by hitting something but alas he hasn't unlocked punching and won't be able to until he's reached the age seven. You see that pretty funny but stupid.

Moves I: Now since it was stated above that levels/unlocking does not exist that would mean moves would need to be learned through training. Now using the example from above people do not need to unlock punching they just known how to do it but that does not mean they have mastered it so they must train to do so, the same rule applies to pokémon most moves are instinctive but with training it will be refined and, in some cases, actually learned how to do an example of that would be when a Magikarp first evolves into Gyarados there is a high chance they may fire off a Hyper Beam but may never fire another one for a good while because when they did it at the time it wasn’t because they knew how it was because they were in pain and where anger so it just sort of happened basically impulsive but because of that experience they may get a vague idea on how to do it again and with training it can be done. However, there are few exceptions to this rule like if a pokémon evolve and their next stage automatically learns a move for example. Growl because let's be real here why you need to train to learn how to growl.

Moves II: Now just cause it's mastered does not mean it can be used constantly which brings me to the second part of the training of using moves and that is endurance training which is pretty much self-explanatory. But for the sake of this whole section, I'll explain basically endurance training for a move is using the move for as long and as many times as you can before you become exhausted. So, to simplify it even more it's like training to raise your stamina.

Moves III: Now just because most moves are instinctive that doesn't mean they all are and even if they are if they ain't as straight forward as a tackle it will take a bit more time to learn, also while we are on this just because the move is known does not mean it's master I may have said this before but I just want to clarify. Anyways as I was saying some move might need visual help, taught from another pokémon that knows the move that they are trying to learn, and a description about the move that explains how to do it and the basics on how to learn it. I can't really come up with a good example of this so you'll just have to read my stories to understand or you could read 'Traveler' by - The Straight Elf or ‘Challenger’ by- darkfire1220 since my concept on how training works is partly inspired by them so, go read those if you haven't their amazing.

Moves IV: Much like abilities some moves will be changed slightly to fit better in this setting. if they can't be then they simply won't exist.

Moves V: Some pokémon will in fact gain moves which they normal can't learn because it just makes sense, an example of this would be giving Lickitung Lick or giving Growlithe Growl since it makes sense. I have no idea why Game Freak didn't give these pokémon those moves but I suppose that doesn't matter.

Moves VI: Lastly the maximum amount of moves a pokémon can learn is... Well, there is none. in all honesty the whole limit on how many moves a pokémon can learn makes the least sense here's an example of why say if I had a dog and that dog knew how to growl, bite, glare, and scratch is the dog just going to forget how to bite just to learn how to dig? No! that doesn't make any sense! and quite frankly it would be very sad if that were the case. The only reason why this limit thing exist in the games in the first place is because putting a limit on the moves that can be learned is to promote more strategical thinking with move sets as well as make it more fair because imagine trying to face someone in a competitive battle when both of you have like sixteen moves it would not only make it near impossible to predict your opponent's move set since you would have to account for way too many variables but you would also have a harder time predicting your opponent’s next move and that would just too stressful even for a competitive battle.

Natures/Personalities: These simply don't exist because they only really have a real functionality in the games and I can’t really give an example of this so yeah... However, personalities are a thing in this setting. They don't really do anything in the same sense as natures do in the games. Personalities are determined in the same way you probably would expect them to for example some people might be born short-tempered and is a trait to their personality and as they grow up their personality will begin to take shape depending on the environment they grew up in be it negative or positive. Now, this unlike nature does not affect them so that they excel in a certain trait but might affect how they prefer to battle, for example, if a pokémon happens to be more aggressive they might prefer to have more close-ranged fights then long-ranged.

The Wild I: In the wild, the pokémon know and learn moves that will help them survive depending on how rough the environment is. An example of this would be a pokémon from Route 1 would normal have about four or five moves because that's all they would really need to know to survive but a pokémon from Route 20 would need to know more if they wanted to survive, this also hold true for ability however those are depended on natural selection as the saying goes 'its survival to the fittest'. So basically, pokémon with the better fitness to the environment or in general are more likely to survive then those that don't. Here's an example Spearow will always have the ability Keen Eye but most Spearow have both Keen Eye and Sniper because Keen Eye alone only prevents Spearow from losing accuracy while Sniper gives it greater accuracy and precision for hitting its targets meaning ones with both Keen Eye and Sniper are better hunters, which mean they eat more, and that means they are more likely to survive then ones with just Keen Eye.

The Wild II: In the wild pokémon have a chance of having either an egg moves or a move tutor move, maybe even both. This depends on where the pokémon is say for example. A Spearow in Route 1 can have the move Uproar which is both an egg moves for it as well as a move tutor move for it. this can happen because Hoothoot can also be found in Route 1 meaning the Spearow either has this move because it learned it from a Hoothoot that was willing to teach the move, or the Spearow watched a Hoothoot from a far use the move and began to training itself to use the move, or the last option is that one of the Spearow's parents happened to be a Hoothoot now although this option is a bit iffy stuff like this can even happen in real life with animals in the wild were they end up cross-breeding the best example of this that I can remember is that a discovery was made a while back that some Polar Bears ended up mating with Grizzly Bears. you can look more into that if you want I'm not going to waste more space than is needed. although if you know of any more cross-breeding examples that happens naturally in the wild I would love to hear about it since I have a love towards any subject involving the study of nature be it bio, environment, ect.

The Wild III: In the wild, some pokémon much like some animals in real life tend to migrate so some pokémon from different Routes can be found in others. This can also tie into the second part of in the wild and allow pokemon to gain egg moves from pokémon of different Routes, but it's still a chance so it may or may not get one.

The Wild IV: In the wild, the Routes will be filled with pokémon that can be found there in the games as well as some pokémon that can be found there in the anime, However some pokémon will be added to the Routes to create a better food chain. Here's an example the Weedle line are added to Route 1 to give the flying pokémon a wider food source while also acting as a predator to help keep species like the Caterpie line from getting too big.

Starters I: Since starters are breed and raised by breeders who may or may not be working for the League they will have egg moves, at minimum two a maximum has of yet to be decided on. In an addition, they will have four base moves that they have to learn and mastered thanks to the help of their breeders. The mastery of their egg moves will very depend on what move it is as well as the type it is.

Starters II: While normally a trainer would get a regional starter as there first pokémon it is entirely possible for them to get one that is not one of those there are a total of three ways that I can think of to make that possible... well four actually but the fourth one is more based on luck. So, the first way which is the most obvious of them all getting them as a gift from a friend or family not much needs to explained on this one since it's pretty straight forward. The second way is that after passing whatever test is placed for one to obtain a trainer license they are offered a chance to request for a pokémon they want here for an example we will use Kanto so the first three options will be Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Next there will be an option for any of those three should the trainer not have a preference, there will also be an option for any pokémon at all if the trainer does really care as long as they get one, and the last option other which if selected the trainer will have to write down the name of the pokémon they want but even then the chances of the trainer getting that pokémon are not high because for the League or rather the Professor who is to give the pokémon to the trainer they need to take many things into account like the score they got on the test, how responsible they are, and the type of pokémon they are requesting. Should the trainer pass all those requirements only then can they get the requested pokémon although it is worth noting that if they request for a fully evolved pokémon for example a Donphan they will get a Phanpy because they are a beginning trainer so they will receive the youngest in that evolutionary line. The third way is if they have somehow managed to form a bond with a wild pokémon that is willing to follow them to the ends of the earth in a manner of speak while it is rare for such a thing to occur it can still happen although even in this rare occurrence it mostly only happens with more common pokémon like Caterpies and Rattata but there are time when the rare of the rare happens so those can't be rules out anyway let's move on to the last thing that can happen. So, lastly this is by far the rarest event and you would be very unlucky for it to happen to you should the Professor make a mistake or is unable to get the pokémon that was requested the trainer will be given the options to either wait for the mistake to be corrected/ give the Professor more time to get into contact with a breeder so they can get the pokémon or take whatever pokémon the Professor can find within a timely matter basically the pokémon is most likely going to be wild and has a higher likely hood of being tough to handle for a beginning unless of course they are getting their pokémon from Professor Oak who has a big ass corral meaning the pokémon he gets from there has been around humans long enough to hopefully not be a problem.

Breeding/Mating I: All pokémon that are in the undiscovered egg group are in fact capable of breeding however breeding wouldn't be the right way to classify mating is the proper term I believe because breeding suggest it is done in a captive environment but pokémon in the undiscovered egg group are only capable of mating in the wild much like how some animals in real life are unable to breed in a captive environment but can do so just fine in the wild the best example of this is the white rhino which is currently extinct and I don't think I need to explain why that happened since most people should know by now why that is. Now I realize that I may have not given a in dept explanation as to why they are unable to do so in captivity but that because I don't think I would do that well however, there is someone who can. On YouTube find a video called 'Why Can't Nidoqueen Breed? The Reason EXPLAINED! Gnoggin' - by Lockstin & Gnoggin, he does a way better job at explaining it then I would ever do. [side-note: for those of you saying but what about Legendaries? I'll get to that in the Legendaries section.]

Breeding/Mating II: Pokémon species that have only one gender relies one other species of pokémon in their egg group to breed/mate now I know your probably saying we already know that but hold that thought and hear the next part which is an example of this so in the wild Tauros mate with Miltank and the eggs and yes eggs as in more than one that the Miltank will lay all have a 50/50 chance of being either a Miltank or a Tauros this is because while in the games the pokémon that is in the egg normally becomes whatever the female is I'm pretty sure that's only to make breeding slightly easier since breeding is already quite annoying enough as is let's just be grateful Game Freak decided to be merciful with this one. There is also the fact that some of these pokémon couldn't have survived as long as they have if they didn't have this way to make more offspring, now you might bring up Ditto but you forget the fact that Ditto didn't always exist as it didn't come about till the time humans started experimenting with cloning so there's no way Ditto would be able to help keep the offspring of those species alive if it didn't even exist for as long as those other species have and if we go off what works in the games only the female only species would be able to live on for as long as it had and all the male only would have died off because they weren't able to create more offspring so this is the only way for it to make sense as to how they were able to live for so long. Now there that you might say like what about asexual reproduction well the thing about that is there are very few pokémon that I can think of that are capable to do that first two that come to mind are Muk and Metagross and even than they can do the other type of reproduction while more the former rather than the latter since Metagross needs Ditto but still that also leave the fact that most of the one gender only pokémon are unable to reproduce that way because last I checked cows and or bulls can't reproduce that way. So that is the reason why breeding/mating will be that way.

Breeding/Mating III: While in real life when animals crossbreed they will make a hybrid however, while pokémon are most of the time based on animals they are still way different as such like explained up above the eggs are a 50/50 chance based on the parents.

Breeding/Mating IV: Most pokémon if not all generally lay five or more eggs since in real life most animals either give birth or lay eggs to more than one offspring but this is heavily dependent on the species.

Breeding/Mating V: While it is stated that up above that all pokémon in the undiscovered egg group is in fact capable of breeding there is however one exception to that rule and that would be the baby pokémon as they have not reach sexual maturity yet until they have evolved I don't really need to justify this or explain this one since its pretty self-explanatory.

Pokédex: The pokédex has way more functions than shown in either the anime, games, and possible the manga? don't hold that last one to me those I haven't read very much of the manga so I wouldn't exactly know anyway moving on. The reason behind this is because in the games and anime they try to make the pokédex out to be this really important device but in all honestly, it's really lackluster when compared to other things that can be used to get information so in turn I gave it functions similar to that of what I've seen in other fanfic mainly the two I listed before up above. So, to start things off the dex is capable of everything that has already been shown in the anime such as scanning a pokémon, telling you the moves of said pokémon, giving a small description of that pokémon, and being used as you trainer license. The anime did also give the dex a function that allowed it to transport pokémon from a trainers party to the lab or where ever they have their pokémon when their with them and vice versa but it was only mentioned and never actually used or brought up again like ever so to explain this in my stories I would say that older model pokédexs had those functions however they were removed from the newer models because it was rarely used since when used the trainers would get the empty ball of their pokémon because even if you use it there was no knowing if the pokémon was in the ball or out of it to run around and eat and stuff since obliviously whoever is holding on to the pokémon for the trainer which are most likely Professors they are going to make sure that the pokémon is properly cared for and not stuck in a ball all the time. Next is an added function which is the pokémon telling you the gender and ability of your pokémon because those are important all the time and unlike the anime, we aren't just bring those up whenever it is convenient nope it will always be a thing and always be a problem. The pokédex will have all the information on every pokémon that has been study and that information can ranging from moves they can learn, behaves, diets, training tips, and so much more because this right here is what the pokédex should have been in the first place and notice how I said study meaning pokémon like legendaries should not appear in the dex or at the very least if they do its only list information about rumors, sightings, disaster reports, and ancient legends about them not actual fact since no one has been truly able to study them. Next, the dex can give you in dept explanations on how to teach your pokémon a new move as well as provide a video of another pokémon using said move for pokémon that are better visual learners. Lastly, pokédexs can be used to register pokéballs under your name.[side-note: more in-dept explanation in pokéball section.]

Pokédex II: Okay so this is just an update to pokédex I and it's about that never used function see originally what was stated in that one is what I originally intended however I have found a rather nice way to add it in so it's no longer only in older models the only reason I didn't remove that part from pokédex I is because it's still raise a point of why the function isn't used much, now let's move on to how I added this function. So, when people go to get their trainers license they have to go to certain exam facilities that are in place at most if not all towns and cities. Now I won't get into the specifics about the exam but I will tell you that if someone is able to get into the top 5 highest total score in that specifics facility they will not only get this specially made pokédex but also a specially made Vs. Recorder which I will get into at a later date in time after all I don't want to give away all the info yet since I still have stories to write.

Trainer License I: I feel that there really doesn't need to be anything too long here but whatever. As we all now Trainers have Trainer ID or a Trainer License which ever floats your boat however, a License is and can only be obtain much in the same way a Driver’s License is obtained through a test. The test itself is more or less a written test on your knowledge on pokémon and how you would handle certain situations if you pass you will be mailed your test score, a physical copy of your ID, and the sheet that is stated up above.

Trainer License II: The age requirement for the test varies from region to region. In Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Orange Islands/ Sevii Islands, Sinnoh, and Kalos the age requirement is 10 while Alola is 11 and Unova is 14. Any other region such as Orre or Oblivia is an unknown as of this time since I haven't played a game with those regions or I have and just don't remember as well as am too lazy to look into those at the moment.

Trainer License III: Unlike a Driver License a Trainer License doesn't expire however it can be taken away for reason such as abuse or the trainer dies because you know they're dead they don't need it anymore.

Trainer License IV: What is a Trainer License really? well, it's just as it states however there are actual two types of Trainer Licenses. The first one is the one you have to take a test for and that one allows you to travel the world to catch and train pokémon. The second is more or less a glorified pet owner license and is primarily use for people who want a pokémon but don't wish to travel and unlike the first, these ones can be purchased no test required. now you might ask why one would need this well its so the pokémon that this person gets can be registered under their name when they get a pokéball for their pokémon, this is to prevent someone from steal a pokémon by accident or purposely. Also, it is worth noting that since the second one is a glorified pet owner license they are on their own for the pokémon they get as the League see no real reason to provide these people with a starter pokémon.

Trainer License V: To get a Trainer License as stated before a person must take the Trainer License Exams however to pass the person get a minimum total score of 75% to pass however even if one should pass the exam if they are deemed too irresponsible by a Professor or their Teachers that can prevent them from getting their License as well since there is an approval process for the License to make sure they aren't sending irresponsible people that are more likely to raise the mortality rate then actually survive and make something of themselves.

Pokéball: Pokéballs need to be scanned by a trainer pokédex so it can be listed under their name so when a pokémon is caught it will automatically be listed under that trainer’s ownership although you can scan the ball after a pokémon is caught it is recommended that it is scanned beforehand to prevent a recently caught pokémon from being stole and then scanned under the other trainer’s name.

Legendary/Mythical Pokémon: These pokémon are very strong near impossible to fight let alone caught, best bet is to go after one that is still young but that just increases the danger from 'you are going to die' to 'better get a confine ready better yet a vase' because they are Legendary for a reason. These pokémon are capable of reproduction as stated earlier but will be explain here and the explanation is simple really while they may be Legendary does not mean they are immortal while their average life span could very well suggest that since it is probably much longer than any living being in this universe or multiverse they are still capable of dying so in turn they can reproduce although ever that is a rare event.

Evolution I: This one will be short and simple trade evolution does not exist as its only purpose in the game was to for people to socialize with one another plus it doesn't make sense at all from a logical stand point especially when you consider the fact that a large amount of the trade evolution pokémon can in fact be found in the wild so in my honest opinion trade evolution truly held no other purpose than that and it honestly isn't that hard to figure out other ways to evolve those pokémon.

Evolution II: Evolution can happen in multiple ways here are some examples under a trainer a pokémon tend to grow faster and generally evolve quicker but in the wild they don't grow as fast and by extension take a long time to evolve or maybe a little bit quicker depending on the environment they are in but in general most if not all wild pokémon eventually evolve because of age but there are a few that are excluded from this that being pokémon that evolve because of an item but even then there is another way for them to evolve without that item that being they are living in the right environment for example take Eevee if this pokémon were to live in an environment that consisted of a lot of water say a beach for instance the Eevee will eventual evolve into a Vaporeon given even to this rule there is an exception of an item pokémon that evolves from age the best example would be Growlithe since the type of evolutionary energy need from a Fire Stone to make them evolve builds up in this pokémon natural and once it reaches its prime bam evolution most of the item evolution pokémon that bypass the environment rule are generally fire type.

Evolution III: Pokémon that are close to Evolving will always show signs of it depending on the species size isn't a true factor as your pokémon may be bigger than average or have the gigantean gene your best bet is to look at the coloration of the skin/scales/hide/body/ect. as well as their behavior.

Gigantean Gene: The gigantean gene is a rare genetic mutation that can occur much like the shiny gene in that aspect however all this one does is make a pokémon much, much, much bigger than average... okay I admit I might be over exaggerating but sometimes that is the case best example of that case is the lighthouse episode pretty sure most of you know what I'm talking about so no need to explain so let's move on. This gene however has one unique differences from the shiny gene and that is it can be pasted down genetically now I know what you’re saying if that is the case then how is it so rare well it’s the simple fact that most pokémon that have this gene don't live that long since being that big in the first place would make you very vulnerable to predators and even if they do survive most pokémon with this gene has a high likely hood of being the outcast of its species meaning it won't get a mate and will never get the chance to have offspring the key here is high likely hood there's still a chance but its slim very, very slim. Also, since it is a rare genetic mutation you can't breed a bunch of regular pokémon and hope to get it with the first few tries because again it is rare. For kicks and giggles I'll add this last reason for why it can't be passed down and that would be in some cases like that Dragonite from the light house episode your just too damn big no way of putting it lightly, however that Dragonite actually has something else it was just the only example I could think to use that Dragonite as a different mutation which I will explain in the next section below this one.

The King's Gene/ Mega Gigantean Gene: This is the gene that the Dragonite has what I like to call mega gigantean because it’s a stupid name for it but for those who are not fond of stupid names the king's gene should suffice. So, in essence and no I don't mean the fanfic 'Essence' ya jacks! Although I will admit the names is from there since if I recall they call it 'The King's Nature' there, here we call them the Gigantean Gene and the Mega Gigantean Gene or The King's Gene depending on your preference. Now let's move on to what I was saying. So, I have read many pokémon fanfics a lot of which use the gigantean gene in it or by the name used in 'Essence' the king's nature, but in all my time reading them and them saying that the Dragonite has the gigantean gene didn't really click with me because the way the gigantean gene is described it should only cause a pokémon to be two or three or even four times bigger than the average for their species, not as big as the goddamn Eiffel tower! Now while being two or three or four times bigger than the average is pretty big, it isn't or at least shouldn't be as big as the Eiffel tower with the gigantean gene alone the only exception to this rule would probably the Onix line or others like them but that is still a hard maybe so in turn I made this gene which is a further mutation of the gigantean gene now this one is exponentially more rare then the gigantean or shiny gene combined as it will only have a chance of showing up if certain circumstances are there but even then it still has a rather slim chance of this mutation happening, And here's the real kicker it does so adds a couple of things to the pokémon that has this mutated version of gigantean then just being really fucken big but as to what those things are or the circumstances that need to be present for this gene to even have a chance to come into existence will not be told here as this isn't the place to say, if you want more info on this gene you need to read and find out or if you are already reading my stories and haven't seen this then I apologies I am trying my best to write or in the case of right now rewrite my stories.

The Dugtrio Line: So, here is one of the major changes my biggest problem here is that from a writing stand point I can't really justify half of the things this line does now I understand what Game Freak might have been going for but I just can't think of a way to really justify them so in turn in my stories they will have a different design and thankfully the best interpretation of how this pokémon line would need to look in order to justify was this line does is out and it's by an artist on DeviantArt that goes by the username 87Freeze you can find it there and I am going to be honest I am normally not a fan of drawing of quote unquote realistic pokémon the one this artist did on the Dugtrio line is pretty good and I could actually see this in the pokémon world and not stand out much. So, yeah that's that I recommend you check it out since it will give you an idea on what they look like rather than just going by a description I write that is probably rather poor in comparison.

Item capsule: It's essentially a gray pokéball that used specifically for holding items. This helps explain how trainers keep so much stuff in their bags also, considering the fact of what the pokéball does it's no to far off to say something like this exists in the pokémon world.

Currency: I'll keep this one brief since there isn't much to discuss here, first off, the type of currency in the pokémon world is called pokéyen since there has been no conformation on what the currency is called I just took a look at the money symbol in the games and decided to call it pokéyen because it sounds better than pokédollars. Next, one pokéyen is pretty much one penny or one cent so therefore one-hundred would equal a dollar in our currency. Lastly, pokéyen is mostly in the form of bills as pokémon society is mostly a cash and card-based society that's not to say coins don't exist just rarely used since with the existent of moves like Pay Day their value isn't exactly high.

Tax: So some of you might wonder how is a pokémon center is quote unquote free to an extent in my version of the pokémon world well the answer is quite simple really it's because taxes in this world is really high when compared to our world for an example the sales tax in my version of the pokémon is at max 20% now while that is quite high and maybe even outrageously so if you take into account what this is paying for it makes a whole lot of sense. Now I’m not going to into all the things it pays for but I will go into some of them, mostly pokémon center related things. So, this tax covers room and lodging, food for you and your pokémon, and most if not all forms of medical procedure for your pokémon as well as some minor ones for you after all its a pokémon center not a human hospital. The only medical procedure I can think of that this tax won't cover is the more serious ones that would likely require the use of a Full Restore which is obviously a high-grade Potion that isn't cheap or given out to the public normally, all and all most trainers wouldn't need to pay for that kind of medical procedure as long as they're cautious and not doing anything stupid.