Introduction​

Notes​

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Colosseums​

The Colosseums, as their naming suggests, are centers where pokemon trainers congregate and engage in their favourite sport – battling! Unlike the League system in other regions, Teleios has a decentralized approach to recognizing skilled trainers. Challengers compete to earn points that count towards a ranked scoreboard, and trainers are matched against others of equal ranking, ascending the echelons to finally be able to duel against the Colosseum's Master. Every Colosseum has its unique Symbol that is awarded to those the Colosseum Master deems worthy of its possession. These Symbols are collected for the purpose of entering the city's Battle Frontier, a place where only the elite trainers train and fight to become the best of the best.

Floating through the waters surrounding Teleios, the Marina Colosseum is the place where water-type specialists gather to battle and have an all-around fun time. Drifting just outside the Delphin Marina, the Colosseum is the first iconic landmark that greets foreign visitors as their ship sails past and into the Marina. The Colosseum's stands are always filled up at night where battles commence against a backdrop of fireworks and light displays.

At first glance, the Colosseum does not seem like an area where trainers hang out with the tranquil gardens and numerous picnickers. The Colosseum itself is not a building, but encompasses the heart of the park itself. Battles are taken place in the grove of Ohmtrees, giant cybernetic trees that glow once night falls. From the treetop walkways, visitors have a splendid aerial view while being protected by the Ohmtrees that soak up shock-waves and radiation that may be resultant from pokemon moves.

The pulsating neon lights of Circuit Colosseum flashes through the night, illuminating the nightclub district of Teleios. Its namesake comes from the circuit parties held every night, with dance, music and fashion shows on the lineups. Trainers who have poor alcohol tolerance are best advised not to challenge this Colosseum.

In the heart of Teleios commercial district, the Gilded Colosseum is not only a place for trainers but also bankers and people looking to deposit money or make financial investments. Constructed and owned by one of the city's major banks, the Gilded Colosseum has an air of mystery associated with people of the upper echelons and its black-and-gold architecture with ambient noir music played indoors only expounds that atmosphere.

In the industrial districts of Teleios, where steel starts to fade into concrete and coal, and soot and steam is seen for the first time outside the clean electrical city, the Subterranean Colosseum is where users of Rock, Ground and Steel types brawl. Apart from battling, visitors can also enter the Museum where rare minerals and fossils are showcased or try a hand at mining by participating in a guided tour through the Teleios underground.

Home of the playwrights, poets and performers, the Theater Colosseum is one of Teleios' cultural icon, its architecture the last standing piece from the pre-modernization era. Its grandeur halls and stages are where many a celebrity has made their debut as well as where many of its Colosseum Masters coronated. The Colosseum is noticeably easy to find in the vibrant arts and entertainment district, and it's become a temple for underground artists hoping to make a big splash.

The City Square is the busiest area in Teleios, being the crossroads of the various districts and sectors, and the mecca for malls, condominiums and theme parks. Its colourful amiable facade draws in many trainers and it is usually the first Colosseum greenhorns enter to learn and improve. The offices of Meletios Consulate are based here as well.​

Factions​

Aegis

Leader: Althene
The arm of the law and the shieldbearer of Teleios, Aegis is the law enforcement agency that handles crime and dished out justice accordingly, protecting Teleions. Their police forces patrol the city 24/7 and their surveillance units keep a Braviary's eye on the city's criminal underworld, ensuring that they stay in line, out of sight but definitely not out of mind. They also make up a major portion of Teleios' military defense from external forces and are generally more trusted by the people (due to the fact that the mercenaries the Consulate hires may bail out whenever they see no gain).

Augment Inc.

Leader: Eugene Lednem
As its name implies, Augment Inc. is dedicated to the enhancement of pokémon and the study of poké-genetics. They are the city's leading pharmaceutical company with most of the PokéMarts stocked up with their products and are known for their exorbitantly pricey PokéCenter (which they have hopes of expanding the number to two). They specialize in genetic modification of Pokémon to enhance combat capabilities, amplifying the species' strengths and minimizing its natural weaknesses. Not one of their members' pokémon is genetically unmodified. Augment Inc. have been under fire seen time immemorial for their allegedly unethical practices and use of eugenics, although many have failed to produce sufficient evidence for the law to accomplish anything.

Orbis

Leader: Aurianna
Orbis is Teleios' luxury pokéball designer and manufacturer whose avant-garde and classic chic capsule constructions have forged a brand for themselves. Their limited one-of-a-kind designer pokéballs have been bought up by models and celebrities, and their singular exclusive boutique is housed in Luxe Avenue. Out of all the pokéball designers in Teleios, Orbis has a giant target painted on their backs by the Liberators who lambast them as scummy capitalists exploiting the slavery of Pokémon to deepen their pockets and has often defend themselves from raids on their factories and mob protests outside their boutique.

The Liberators

Leader: Exo
The Liberators, as they call themselves, are radicals who fervently believe in pokemon rights and extremely detest the technology of the pokeball. They demand that pokemon be treated as equal to humans and should not be kept at Man's beck and call. They often come into conflict with Orbis and raid pokeball factories. Their protests often tend to take a nasty violent turn which has been a troubling thorn for the Aegis.

Symbiosium

Leader: Alsos
The steward of Teleion nature, the Symbiosium is responsible for the preservation of the region's ecosystems and natural environments. In light of the mass rapid urbanization, a group of bioengineers, ecologists and environmentalists sought to protect the habitats of the island's native pokemon species. They constructed giant domes that act as greenhouses and some of which simulate biomes, housing pokemon species that would otherwise be unable to thrive in Teleios' climate, allowing scientists to study non-native pokemon (as well as trainers to catch).

Artistech

Leader: Andromeda
Teleios' leading atelier, Artistech challenges the boundaries of art and technology by fusing the two together, their creations living up to their motto: "Architects of the Future". Artistech is an artisanal guild that plays an active role in the city's arts scene, recognizing up-and-coming talents and its members aren't shy from expressing themselves and their opinions on current affairs. Sometimes, two rival Artistects might get too carried away with outdoing each other, as was the case two years ago where the city center saw itself filled with sculptures and installation art pieces.

Cypher

Leader: Unknown
Cypher is an infamous organization of hackers and information brokers known for their anonymous online attacks and leaking of sensitive information that many factions want to protect, or alternatively get their hands on. Nobody knows who runs the behind-the-scenes operations and all that the people know of Cypher is their cryptic messages and their logo - a grinnning Rotom face.​

PokéDex {#001 - #049}​

1. Rattata
Rattata is one of the most common pokemon species in Teleios, with its hardy nature allowing it to thrive anyway within the city. Their population numbers are increasingly hard to control, however, and rookie trainers are always encouraged to capture them as their first pokemon.

2. Raticate
Raticate are rare to encounter despite the numbers of Rattata and they often shy away from densely-populated parts of Teleios, keeping to their territory deep within the sewers systems of the city.

3. Purrloin
Denizens of the alleyways, the Purrloin population hardly poses a problem to the average Teleion citizen and people are grateful for their part in keeping the Rattatas culled.

4. Liepard
The cunning, foxy evolution of Purrloin silently prowls the streets of Teleois under the cover of the night. They have a tendency to attack domesticated pokemon who have strayed from their owners' property.

5. Meowth
Owning a Meowth is a symbol of luxury due to their high maintenance budget and their instinctual habits of hoarding anything that glitters like gold.

6. Persian
Persians are only attracted to people with wealth though they despise extravagance, and prefer to be with owners who are economic and have good business acumen.

7. Minccino
A common household pokemon, Minccinos are a favourite among children and adults alike for their cute demeanor and obsession with tidiness. Who wouldn't want a pet that cleans up after itself?

8. Cinccino
Cinccinos have zero tolerance for dirt and should they find their residence unfit for living, they will leave their owners without hesitation. They spend so much time on personal grooming that they behave almost like Persians.

9. Espurr
There's an urban myth which says that a stray espurr crossing your paths, especially at night, is an ill omen. Even then, some people are still frightened by the sight of domesticated espurrs.

10. Meowstic
Meowstics are loyal to their owners despite being an enigma, they will try to offer aid to their masters albeit in cryptic ways.

11. Pichu
Popular amongst practically everyone, pichus are harmless even to babies as they do not release electricity that is potent enough.

12. Pikachu
Pikachus are very common in the industrial districts of Teleios and frequently gather near power plants. Too many pikachus near a power plant will however overload the electrical grid and cause a blackout.

13. Raichu
The Symbiosium once pressed for a petition to ban anyone from bringing a raichu into a park due to their tendency to attract lightning bolts.

14. Shinx
Commonly owned by power plant workers, they make useful watchdogs for the city's numerous power plants and public utilities.

15. Luxio
Luxios are trained by the local police force to harmlessly stun and incapacitate criminals. They can smell the fear and guilt of their target from miles away.

16. Luxray
Police luxrays are activated during raids, due to their ability to see through opaque material and home their electric attacks onto the targets. Luxrays are lifelong companions to an officer and should their trainer die, they will lose all purpose.

17. Eevee
Eevees are a rare breed although they are able to adapt to any biome and have the highest rate of evolution out of all the pokemon species in the world. They are the most expensive pokemon in the black markets, going above even legendary pokemon.

18. Flareon
One is sure to find a flareon in the outskirts of the city centers, especially nearer to the steam-powered hubs of the industrial parks. Owners are highly advised to keep their flareons away from wiring for fear of the insulation melting.

19. Vaporeon
Elusive in the wild, few vaporeons ever reveal their presence to humans and most of them prefer to live in solitude, lurking in the aqueducts and waterways that criss-cross the metropolis.

20. Jolteon
A strand of fur from a jolteon has enough energy stored in it to power up an entire apartment for three hours. Wild jolteons tend to be volatile and extremely dangerous to encounter.

21. Espeon
An espeon can communicate via telepathy with a person that it shares a close bond with.

22. Umbreon
Recent studies have shown that the rings on an umbreon appear differently when exposed to different waves of light across the spectrum. Rings of shiny umbreons however remain blue regardless.

23. Leafeon
It is rare to spot a leafeon as they do not thrive well in Teleios' environmental conditions.

24. Glaceon
Glaceons have the ability to purify unclean snow. They assist in removing excess snow off the steeets during winter.

25. Sylveon
A common muse amongst many artists and dressmakers, this pokemon is able to soften even the most hardened heart.

26. Pidgey
A frequent sight, pidgeys are ubiquitous in the suburban areas. They're more welcomed than their pidove brethren.

27. Pidgeotto
It is known to be quite noisy and vain during mating seasons, preening its plumes to attract partners.

28. Pidgeot
A pidgeot is able to carry anything up to 80% of its weight up into the air.

29. Pidove
Found everywhere in Teleios, they are often a nuisance to deal with. Feeding wild pidoves is prohibited by law.

30. Tranquill
Docile and quiet, tranquills love to gather in parks and gardens, feeding on the local bug pokemon species.

31. Unfezant
The males' mating calls are raucous and loud and they engage in battle to fight over the females.

32. Murkrow
Murkrows have exceptional night vision and are known to be crafty pickpockets, swooping down and snatching anything that catches their eye.

33. Honchkrow
A Honchkrow is never seen without its posse of murkrows which it commands to find and steal food for its own consumption.

34. Furfrou
Every season, pokemon fashion shows showcase at least twelve different looks of a furfrou that set off new fur trimming trends amidst furfrou owners.

35. Shuppet
Due to the constant city lights, they now haunt old decrepit buildings in the industrial districts.

36. Banette
The story of the doll abandoned by its child owner is nothing but fiction. A shuppet that has fed on enough negative emotion will evolve into a banette.

37. Litwick
Cunning spirits, these candle-guised tricksters lead the unwary astray from the main path, siphoning their life force.

38. Lampent
Lampents used to be common until the invention of electrical lighting. A few of them have grown to dislike electric type pokemon.

39. Chandelure
They say that when a chandelure burns a soul, the flames glow a brilliant blue. Their victims are drained of heat till they freeze to death.

40. Trubbish
Trubbish absorb litter and trash on the streets and are very friendly with humans.

41. Garbodor
Garbodors trawl through dumpyards and landfills, sorting and recycling garbage based on degradability and material.

42. Drifloon
The balloon species likes to be near children, attracted to their youth and innocence.

43. Drifblim
They can be seen floating above the skyscrapers aimlessly. If a wild drifblim offers you a ride, never take it.

44. Porygon
A computer programmer devised a code for an artificially intelligent pokemon and the random mutations in its coding (that surprised even the programmer himself) eventually became to be known to the world as Porygon.

45. Porygon2
The upgraded form of Porygon, they freely move within cyberspace and are the gatekeepers of the city's firewall systems. The Meletios Consulate tightly regulates its evolution for cyber-security reasons.

46. PorygonZ
The perfected program, this pokemon is able to process large bytes of data at once, and they are able to create as well as hack through powerful firewalls.

47. Magnemite
They seem to wander aimlessly but they are actually following the magnetic field lines of the earth.

48. Magneton
Gatherings of wild magnetons are often the reason for radio and telephone signal interference in the industrial districts.

49. Magnezone
Several high-ranking officers utilize magnezones to paralyze escaping targets with mild electrical waves as well as set up private telecommunications system within the police force.​

PokéDex {#050 - #099}​

50. Klink
Klinks are abundant in abandoned factories and warehouses. Without a purpose, they will cease to levitate and lie on the floor to rust away.

51. Klang
It grinds food between its interlocking gears, reducing them to atomic particles that is absorbed into its metallic body.

52. Klinklang
A Klinklang can continue to operate for days straight, without stopping to rest or eat, due to it constantly storing energy into its red core.

53. Plusle
Plusles are prohibited near telephone poles. Scientists believe that Plusle and Minun used to be a single species that underwent divergent evolution.

54. Minun
Competitive cheering is mostly dominated by minun and plusle teams. It's been noted that static exposure from a minun boosts blood circulation.

55. Joltik
Joltiks feed on electricity and can be found nesting around electrical sockets and places that emit electrical energy.

56. Galvantula
Teleios scientists have been trying to find a method to use its electrical webs to enhance information flow in electric cables.

57. Timburr
Timburrs are commonly owned by miners and construction workers whereby they help with lifting heavy loads.

58. Gurdurr
A gurdurr is sturdy enough to block the impact of a falling roof or pole twice its weight.

59. Conkeldurr
Conkeldurrs are sometimes activated in rescue operations as they easily clear through rubble and debris.

60. Vanillite
Naturally shy and docile, vanillites hide away from humans in cool dark places.

61. Vanillish
The snow produced from a vanillish makes for tasty ice cream that is popular in the summer.

62. Vanilluxe
Vanilluxes are only ever seen in the wild when there is snowfall. Don't try to eat or you'll be hit in the face with a blizzard.

63. Swirlix
Swirlix are very popular among young children due to their adorable appearances and sugary scent.

64. Slurpuff
This pokemon species, known for their sensitive palate, works alongside chefs and they work with flavours in such magical ways that they could combine two of your least liked flavours into one that will blow your tongue away.

65. Spritzee
The bodily fluids of spritzees contain chemicals (e.g. esters) that create aromas and are used in manufacturing perfumes and oils.

66. Aromatisse
They used to roam the streets at night, alluring people with their aromas before robbing them of food or money.

67. Lickitung
Lickitungs are known to lick anything they see which more often than not poses a risk to them.

68. Lickillicky
Contrary to popular belief, lickillicky do not emit wifi signals from their belly.

69. Zorua
Young zorua are unable to maintain their illusions for long periods of time but are adept at lying low in the shadows.

70. Zoroark
Mature zoroarks are not only be able to disguise as a human for as long as they wish to, they are also able to mimic gestures and speech that they have observed.

71. Chingling
They make euphonious noises with every movement of their body. They're said to bring good luck.

72. Chimecho
A baby that's been wailing nonstop will fall silent on hearing a chimecho's soothing chime.

73. Aipom
Aipoms rely on their tails for a lot of work, especially grabbing food that's just out of reach.

74. Ambipom
Ambipoms clap their tail-hands loudly to intimidate and frighten away enemies and threats.

75. Zigzagoon
Narrow straight paths are a great challenge to zigzagoons. Many garbage bins have been overturned by them knocking into them by accident.

76. Linoone
Once a linoone has dashed into the labyrinth of alleys, it is impossible to catch them.

77. Azurill
Its tail may look like it's buoyant but it is in fact not, and merely acts as a cushion.

78. Marill
The beaches of Teleios are marill nesting grounds and they are always seen frolicking in lagoons.

79. Azumarill
An azumarill is able to blow bubbles large enough for a small head to breathe oxygen underwater.

80.Roggenrola
This species stays relatively dormant underground and never moves from its nest unless disturbed.

81. Boldore
Exposure to radiation as well as diet affects the colour of its mineral ores.

82. Gigalith
Gigalith droppings are highly prized due to their rarity as well as mineral quality.

83. Woobat
Caves with woobats are constantly filled with their squeaks and chirps.

84. Swoobat
If a swoobat hits you in the head with its uniquely-shaped nose, it's a sign that it likes you.

85. Elgyem
Scientists are still researching into the origins of this extraterrestrial species.

86. Beeheeyem
Wild beeheeyems have been reported to cause major traffic jams by disrupting traffic lights as well as radio signals.

87. Beldum
They move linearly, always levitating at a specific height and are unable to turn, making bends and winding roads an obstacle for them.

88. Metang
Their claws, boosted wth psychokinesis, tear through scrap metal with relative ease.

89. Metagross
A metagross can psychically link with beldums and metangs to create a surveillance network with their eyes as roaming cameras.

90. Rotom
Buildings with high security have installed plasma detectors to prevent rotom infiltration.

91. Klefki
The first place people go to when they have lost their keys, is the local post office where their klefkis safekeep keys found unattended.

92. Dedenne
As they consume food, their cheek pouches generate and store electricity. Their droppings share similar properties to thunderstones.

93. Solosis
Their unique anatomy and structure enables them to live in any environment. Over time, they undergo mitosis to become duosions.

94. Duosion
Within their nuclei radiates psychic power that lets them communicate with other sentient minds via telepathy over long distances.

95. Reuniclus
A reuniclus bonds mentally with their trainer for life and the two share emotions and thought together. Going up against a pair in a battle would be nearly impossible to defeat.

96. Gothita
Once it fixates its attention on something, a Gothita will never remove its eyes away until it's satisfied.

97. Gothorita
Gothoritas empower their psychic powers from the stars and constellations, which is a theoretical explanation for their meteoric rise in strength at night.

98. Gothitelle
A gothitelle is able to read the future etched in the stars. They know when their trainer's demise will come.

99. Durant
A durant's mandibles can cut through a thick beam of steel. A building's foundations is checked monthly to see if durants have chewed through them.​

PokéDex {#100 - #142}​

100. Buizel
Their tails allows them to dive and propel to great depths through the water.

101. Floatzel
Floatzels will come swiftly to the aid of any drowning person or pokemon, moving through the waves as if they're just air.

102. Mantyke
In the summer, one can see schools of mantyke bouncing across the waters.

103. Mantine
When a mantine flies out of the water, it is a spectacular sight to behold. Many tourists will wait hours just to capture the scene.

104. Chinchou
They light up the reefs with their bulbs, and the light refracting through the water casts ethereal rainbows inside an aquatic world.

105. Lanturn
They hunt for prey in murky depths by alluring them with their light before electrocuting them.

106. Finneon
Gliding calmly through the sea, their beautiful fins and scales cause many to liken their appearance to beautiflies.

107. Lumineon
Its bioluminescent scales are used to hunt for food along the seafloor. They often have a rivalry with lanturns over hunting territory.

108. Staryu
Scientists have been trying to understand and harness the energy within a staryu's core in order to find solutions to incurable diseases.

109. Starmie
Its ability to survive on land without water led researchers to believe that it was extraterrestrial in origin.

110. Wingull
They swarm noisily around the ports and harbours and will often attack humans with food.

111. Pelipper
The Teleios Post tried to use pelippers as couriers but the packages always ended up soaked in water.

112. Ducklett
Duckletts are fast becoming an endangered species as their food – peat moss – grows scarce.

113. Swanna
Feathers of a swanna never get dirty due to a thin aqueous coating that prevents solid particles from adhering onto the surface of the feathers.

114. Clauncher
They dislike disturbances and can be found in tranquil lagoons and isolated coves.

115. Clawitzer
When provoked, clawitzers can blast a jet of water so strong to be able to tear a hole in a ship's hull.

116. Skrelp
Skrelps are used in marine biology conservation efforts as they absorb oil and other toxic chemicals dumped in the ocean.

117. Dragalge
Before the steamship invention, ships were warned to avoid dragalge territories as the poison they secreted rapidly decomposed the ship's wood.

118. Dratini
Extremely rare, baby dratinis have unique scales that are nearly transparent, causing them glitter and be almost invisible like a mirage.

119. Dragonair
Dragonairs in myths have saved ships caught in storms from wreckage. The Sailors Union has a dragonair as its mascot.

120. Dragonite
Their body parts are highly poached and sold in black markets for sky-high figures.

121. Cherubi
Cherubis love living in places where cheri berries are abundant.

122. Cherrim
A cherrim will only bloom under specific sunlight conditions.

123. Sewaddle
Seamstresses love using the silk it secretes for its quality and durability.

124. Swadloon
Unlike sewaddles, swadloons shoot out viscous silk that is terribly difficult to remove.

125. Leavanny
Leavannies loves taking care of young living beings and will sew leafy coats to keep them warm.

126. Petilil
They are a very fragile species with slow growth, such that they can only survive in the Symbiosium's greenhouses.

127. Lilligant
After years, a petilil finally evolves and blossoms into a lilligant whose colourful petals are a muse to florists and artisans across the world.

128. Cottonee
To be a "social cottonee" is to be someone who drifts from group to group with negative connotations of a cowardly people-pleaser.

129. Whimsicott
An appearance of a whimsicott can be either a curse or a blessing for their cotton spores is said to bring both good and bad luck.

130. Spinarak
They are so meek and quiet that there's bound to one living in your house without your knowledge.

131. Ariados
Its bite is extremely nasty and can leave you hospitalised for days. They are nocturnal predators.

132. Surskit
They are very shy and perceive any creature larger than them to be potential predators, scattering away immediately in fear.

133. Masquerain
After rainy weather, they come out and enjoy the moist air and petrichor.

134. Hoppip
Hoppip have high reproduction rates due to the winds spreading their pollen all over the place.

135. Skiploom
Under sunlight, skiplooms become more active and skip about with the Breeze.

136. Jumpluff
Their cotton puffs can catch even the slightest draft to propel themselves through the air.

137. Budew
In winter, they bury themselves underground and cuddle up in hibernation, relying on the reserves stored in its buds.

138. Roselia
They are favourites among ladies for their poise and elegance.

139. Roserade
The first masquerade ball was held when a duchess arrived with her evolved roselia, both adorning glamourous masks.

140. Flabebe
Folklore has it that every flower has a flabebe living with it.

141. Floette
They have a symbiotic relationship with their flower. They care for the flower which in turn augments their fairy power in battle.

142. Florges
When flowers in full bloom, the presence of a florges is certain. They are the cause of morning mist that leaves dew.
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