[Showcase] Pokémon North, South, East, and West: The Largest Sprite Dex ever!

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PREMIUM FILE 20: THE ULTIMATE DATABASE!
The Database of the Oriva Region has just gotten an update! Now you can view the new Pokémon and their sprites at your leisure, as well as all of the new moves, items, and abilities introduced in the Oriva Region! You can even see the level up moves of each Pokémon, and who can learn which TM.

Pokémon North, South, East, and West Database

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PLUS, COMING IN THE DISTANT FUTURE....PLAY WITH THE POKÉMON OF ORIVA IN POKÉMON SHOWDOWN!

 

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PREMIUM FILE 21: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 1: LEVELS 2-20
In honor of Pokémon Day coming later this month, you can be assured that the story rewrites will be coming later this year! But before they can begin, first, you must learn about the options that will gradually become available to you....thus, a table of the wild encounters of the Oriva Region, in level order, will now be shown! Like the Signature Ancient Moves, this section will be split into different premium files: The first covers the wild Pokémon from the Kaishi Grove to the Yinying Woods!

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Kaishi Grove	2	2-4	Ibling, Binterrid, Chorli, Pandoo, Reddens, Cyrigumo
Kaishi Lake	1	3-6	Ibling, Binterrid, Chorli, Pandoo, Reddens, Cyrigumo, Cappa, Wasspii
Xiwang Reaches	3	3-7	Ibling, Binterrid, Chorli, Pandoo, Reddens, Lasori, Yoni, Flaspii, Wasspii, Grospii, Volspii, Sogol, Clospii, Cherishama, Bampoa, Mukar, Ninza, Shuriyashi, Carlong, Fanuki, Titey, Shision, Fumainu
Blossom Woods	2	5-8	Pandoo, Reddens, Cherishama, Bampoa, Carlong, Fanuki, Titey, Grospii, Macaring, Oradish, Libbon, Giengbao, Xiyquorii, Hikatanjii
Yanshi Cave	1	7-10	Saibat, Juji, Molshinsha, Dowina, Phreave, Jylock, Terrxian, Sposhi, Erumano
Ginra Landing	2	7-11	Ferofero, Erumano, Bubuffle, Yunesa, Typicrow, Mooneko, Bonose, Tozu, Katadai, Rolone, Yiya, Qilan, Feningo, Sposhi, Pandoo, Ibling, Bampoa, Volspii, Cyrigumo, Mukar, Ninza, Shision, Fumainu
Mangrove Swamp	3	9-11	Wasspii, Grospii, Ferofero, Lasori, Yoni, Ninza, Bampoa, Bonose, Giengbao, Sinoc, Tanisha, Skooter, Apisee, Lirefly, Rogwai, Toamy, Slasic, Flegmingo, Blastdit
Bamboo Forest	4	10-13	Bampoa, Bonose, Binterrid, Pandoo, Mukar, Mooneko, Typicrow, Cappa, Hikatanjii, Xiyquorii, Giengbao, Rhinunn, Tigben, Goalox, Skongming, Texmoji, Crankane, Choper, Upwork, Chauong, Luckamori, Sensuchi, Hinowilla, Ambuno, Fooshi, Noodels, Slusabi, Puffugu, Zhapole, Dochi, Kaldd, Ushagi, Schozomi, Spusubo, P-D, Calcinus, Phascutter, Clilor, Fiditi, Tymph, Terhoho, Millikade, Herward, Harmaxy, Ursib
Bog Of Wu-Nia	4	10-14	Ferofero, Sinoc, Tanisha, Saibat, Apisee, Lirefly, Rogwai, Slasic, Cyrigumo, Ninza, Sogol, Cappa, Tigben, Skongming, Hinowilla, Giengbao, Xiyquorii, Goegool, Kiyu, Scroo, Phantari, Yumi, Kasabb, Separt, Dingoar, Chakrask, Abubáfa, Gourdax, Langlang, Daijan, Qiun, Kickle, Breezkit, Manteach, Sekigumo, Waboross, Firon, Pixion, Otamody, Vipvip, Cobazi, Terastecker, Pokebox, Guxiez, Zokola, Elemax, Nishu, Wompling
Golden Plains	3	11-15	Crankane, Slasic, Pandoo, Reddens, Texmoji, Schozomi, Spusubo, Ushagi, Mooneko, Phascutter, Ursib, Apisee, Lasori, Gourdax, Titey, Qilan, Yiya, Pixion, Breezkit, Manteach, Waboross, Cobazi, Zokola, Nishu, Langlang, Noodels, Fooshi, Ambuno, Moolk, Liotic, Zaruma
Spirit Canyon	2	13-17	Juji, Ursib, Flaspii, Pixion, Firon, Clospii, Hamaxy, Hinowilla, Goalox, Xiyquorii, Macaring, Oradish, Libbon, Dowina, Bubuffle, Sposhi, Feningo, Langlang, Molshinsha, Wakadigz, Ibling, Creston, Goegool, Kiyu, Scroo, Phantari, Yumi, Kasabb, Separt, Dingoar, Chakrask, Abubáfa, Same, Bruhperial
Redland Reaches	2	14-17	Moolk, Pokebox, Guxiez, Nishu, Vipvip, Cobazi, Sekigumo, Cyrigumo, Ibling, Creston, Blastdit, Fumainu, Shision, Yoni, Lasori, Fanuki, Terhoho, Typicrow, Rolone, Huqi, Tradin, Soldawn, Knzewalski, Cannook, Sibemei, Minspii, Metaspii, Sectspii, Freezspii, Finari, Studgar
Rice Fields	1	15-17	Nishu, Tanisha, Ferofero, Finari, Libbon, Crankane, Choper, Upwork, Chauong, Luckamori, Sensuchi, Dochi, Kaldd, Cappa, Liotic, Zaruma, Bampoa, Flegmingo, Sinoc, Cherishama, Kanzishama, Coonscar
Ginlong Forest	4	16-19	Bampoa, Studgar, Creston, Kanzishama, Giengbao, Manteach, Pandoo, Tigben, Wompling, Ursib, Honiastic, Apisee, Ceraroney, Mooneko, Bonose, Grospii, Sectspii, Cannook, Gourdax, Carlong, Fanuki, Nycbese, Goegool, Kiyu, Yumi, Nishu, Fusee, Miaout, Linshroom, Cordcomy, Pinglai, Peathrees, Dai-Chi, Planain, Saimer, Pugxue, Taixing, Ti-Yanna, Oripe, Hedgitang, Paccura, Quackquack, Sokuquack
Ginlong Canopy	2	17-19	Bampoa, Studgar, Creston, Kanzishama, Giengbao, Manteach, Tenodsin, Pandoo, Tigben, Wompling, Honiastic, Ceraroney, Mooneko, Bonose, Grospii, Sectspii, Cannook, Gourdax, Carlong, Nycbese, Nishu, Fusee, Miaout, Linshroom, Cordcomy, Pinglai, Peathrees, Dai-Chi, Planain, Saimer, Pugxue, Taixing, Ti-Yanna, Oripe, Hedgitang, Paccura, Quackquack, Sokuquack, Hanritty, Koflade, Saoppu, Tarley, Charco-Polo, Monula
Lotus Path	2	17-20	Puffugu, Libbon, Studgar, Creston, Binterrid, Arktasli, Ghonibi, Schozomi, Morazomi, Spusubo, Lyssubo, Slasic, Zaruma, Bampoa, Tenodsin, Typicrow, Same, Giengbao, Cyrigumo, Zhapole, Cappa, Pugxue, Planain, Dai-Chi, Peathrees, Sibemei, Sokuquack, Ti-Yanna, Oripe, Soldawn, Wasspii, Grospii, Clospii, Shuriyashi, Carlong, Peclod, Xyanuan, Hidry, Baiss, Koiwn, Soge, Stamer, Pardao, Jackpot
Yinying Woods	4	18-20	Yiya, Binterrid, Arktasli, Bampoa, Mooneko, Tigben, Bonose, Cobazi, Gourdax, Saibat, Fooshi, Ghonibi, Qilan, Pixion, Flaspii, Wasspii, Grospii, Volspii, Clospii, Typicrow, Hikatanjii, Slasic, Cyrigumo, Choper, Langlang, Hinowilla, Luckamori, Sensuchi, Pugxue, Charco-Polo, Tarley, Sibemei, Huqi, Tradin, Goegool, Kiyu, Scroo, Phantari, Yumi, Kasabb, Separt, Dingoar, Chakrask, Abubáfa, Hidry, Monula, Saoppu, Baiss, Sposhi, Acolchon, Shapasu, Eyffer, Muolar, Pudibi, Tamatigami, Aoher, Nusi, Buzzled, Dollina, Shoace, Hagihori, Snooky, Debbo, Shórry, Guarl, Bestoclak, Cisd, Darsell, Odoldier

 

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PREMIUM FILE 22: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 2: LEVELS 19-24
Part 2 of this file covers the wild encounters from the Doorway To Wetlands to the Kaseki Jungle.

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Doorway to Wetlands	2	19-22	Ferofero, Kerxue, Tanisha, Sinoc, Zhapole, Creston, Gourdax, Wasspii, Grospii, Minspii, Dai-Chi, Peathrees, Cordcomy, Hinowilla, Dowina, Crankane, Giengbao, Bearisa, Sushoct, Cakiku, Byasaya, Gimtop, Doljizo, Hemander, Chekido, Futter, Wuskk, Spinka, Toratch, Volrod, Peavoni, Fowlmarish, Genergy
Lotus Lake	2	19-22	Libbon, Ferofero, Kerxue, Tanisha, Dajian, Qiun, Yoni, Rolkai, Lasori, Clebble, Zhapole, Jibbit, Kanzishama, Spinka, Futter, Crankane, Tarley, Sibemei, Huqi, Ti-Yanna, Oripe
Beachside Trail	2	20-23	Saoppu, Creston, Arktasli, Studgar, Wompling, Sokuquack, Kerxue, Feningo, Qilan, Dochi, Dangdoki, Hikatanjii, Spinka, Aqurouta, Peavoni, Crankane, Anespeeder, Fowlmarish, Chekido, Morazomi, Lyssubo, Tigben, Rhiunnun, Wasspi, Elemwas, Jackpot, Monula, Carlong, Puxi, Phocoseal, Nugull
Boulder Canyon	4	20-23	Mukar, Gorukar, Fumainu, Juji, Hataku, Jyalock, Jystal, Wakadigz, Ushagi, Xiyquorii, Flaspii, Elemfla, Clospii, Elemclo, Goalox, Locfender, Wiamur, Tea-Phi, Cricktráín, Dandan, Roytang, Fis-Tist, Kabukair, Sónósé, Qiamese, Waxor, Arycilla, Gotin, Valbalt, Hatchil, Therosaurus, Anovol (This is also where the fossils are located, granting access to Bountaraptor, Auronirst, Sautae, Gisuchu, Donzhetan, and Mesozimimus)
Huashi Way	2	21-23	Studgar, Rolkai, Gorukar, Wiamur, Fis-Tist, Sónóse, Kabukair, Arycilla, Gotin, Valbalt, Xiyquorii, Cordcomy, Slasic, Glompeppó, Zaruma, Cisd, Darsell, P-D, Calcinus, Volspii, Elemvol, Bestoclak, Fooshi, Liotic, Simroar, Moolk, Holstow, Bampoa, Willicela
Enchanted Arcana	1	21-24	Clebble, Fooshi, Pandoo, Shaanda, Slusabi, Cyrigumo, Taixing, Same, Soge, Mooneko, Kobscent, Ushagi, Creston, Texmojii, Emoguarr, Luckamori, Hinowilla, Ookyoshu, Kantwina, Giengbao
Kaseki Jungle	6	22-24	Bambpoa, Willicela, Hatchil, Therosaur, Pinglai, Anovol, Tigben, Tigaplus, Elemax, Syriderm, Nishu, Zorishu, Crankane, Anespeeder, Texmojii, Emoguarr, Rhinunn, Nanzshu, Skongming, Lanspecia, Goaloax, Locfender, Cobazi, Najatra, Pandoo, Shaanda, Bruhperial, Dai-Chi, Peathrees, Choper, Minasuri, Cordcomy, Medicomy, Linshroom, Zhungusahungus, Bonose, Cypreeze, Giengbao, Hikatanjii, Dandan, Roytang, Wiamur, Chunpard, Gotin, Qiamese, Miqia, Tarley, Poacist, Xyanuan, Peclod, Saoppu, Saokippu, Mulill, Gobeat, Homrilla, Larvra, Gysel, Chazu, Fihand, Drispin, Ttero, Salibody, Replamander, Yaoshe, Guttol, Caplperch, Jhole, Snubbal, Clash-Nosed, Howbrawl, Larbon, Wukibbon, Nagiyana, Honnimino

 

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PREMIUM FILE 23: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 3: LEVELS 21-28 + THE ENDLESS OCEAN
Part 3 of this file covers the wild encounters from the Paradise Garden to the U-Isupu Forest, as well as the Oriva Ocean.

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Paradise Garden	2	21-25	Kanzishama, Najatra, Pandoo, Shaanda, Bruhperial, Hikatanji, Anovol, Dangdoki, Soge, Sposhi, Feningo, Fowlmarish, Xyanuan, Willicela, Giengbao, Rhinunn, Nanzhu, Skongming, Lanspecia, Ushagi, Studgar, Salibody, Replamander, Yaoshe, Payao, Harmaxy, Ridishuo, Herward, Millikade, Medicomy, Grospii, Elemngro, Sectspii, Elemsect
North Oriva Beach	2	21-25	Phocoseal, Puxi, Nugull, Wasspii, Elemwas, Sinoc, Spinka, Aqurouta, Cappa, Sarasube, Compestone, Shelam, Shemerge
Shrine of the Rising Horse	4	22-26	Goegool, Pohunor, Kiyu, Yakunne, Scroo, Scrozuku, Abubáfa, Furuubáfa, Yumi, Yulspook, Dingoar, Taotoar, Snooky, Kyooky, Kasabb, Kozoshoot, Separt, Selanter, Nusi, Buzzled, Chakrask, Chamahage, Aoher, Heroguu, Hikatanjii, Giengbao, Xiyquorii, Pandoo, Shaanda, Rolkai, Yiya, Ngucii, Qilan, Qiglen, Feningo, Huafowl, Sposhi, Guiroshi, Tarley, Poacist, Monula, Terrxian, Huacotta
Chikyu Quarry	3	23-26	Snapane, Cricker, Dozr, Gabla, Yuka, PerforMONE, Wakadigz, Hataku, Jystal, Locfender, Emoguarr, Fis-Tist, Kun-Lun, Otamody, Hikatanji, Xiyquorii, Nanzhu, Huacotta
Jankuyard	4	24-26	Clatterkuri, Cuvet, Motocc, Allbushi, Gashap, Seflick, Propz, Lubop, Consoll, Choo-Choo, Trutrull, Roquer, Arqlock, Shanxid, Snapane, Cricker, Dozr, Gabla, Yuka, PerforMONE
Chikyu Mine	2	24-27	Saibat, Monoustrelle, Snapane, Builndes, Cricker, Demeter, Dozr, Excdizr, Wakadigz, Hataku, Jystal, Puffugu, Koiwn, Phreave, Silly
U-Isupu Forest	6	25-27	Fulet, Urasno, Pheaswin, Gokakyo, Gexian, Monochromxian, Koppear, Kororija, Coqonet, Badmagel, Wazhou, Walqin, Foupot, Clangaronza, Jinar, Jinyuard, Qilly, Qiricon, Tricai, Dodecai, Wilquat, Pectiquat, Mossreege, Lycoster, Kolokni, Lujisel, Kanahito, Nyudhito, Voltoud, Kotolots, Kotoluations, Glongo, Ngodiform, Sha-Cla, Wan-Shaxi, Arinnocent, Luminnocent, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Dai-Chi, Chújikon, Medicomy, Kanzishama, Arycilla, Shaanda, Lubop, Spotqing, Eyffer, Dimao, Otamody, Monula, Poacist, Ngucii, Payao, Kickle, Kamtaickle, Coonscar
U-Isupu Clearing	3	25-28	Pheaswin, Gokakyo, Gexian, Monochromxian, Koppear, Kororija, Coqonet, Badmagel, Wazhou, Walqin, Foupot, Clangaronza, Jinar, Jinyuard, Qilly, Qiricon, Tricai, Dodecai, Wilquat, Pectiquat, Mossreege, Lycoster, Kolokni, Lujisel, Kanahito, Nyudhito, Voltoud, Kotolots, Kotoluations, Glongo, Ngodiform, Sha-Cla, Wan-Shaxi, Arinnocent, Luminnocent, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Dai-Chi, Chújikon, Medicomy, Kanzishama, Arycilla, Shaanda, Spotqing, Dimao, Otamody, Monula, Poacist, Ngucii, Payao, Kamtaickle, Coonscar, Tigaplus, Elemgro, Elemmin, Mikiánzé
Oriva Ocean	12	25-35	Puffugu, Takizuka, Nugull, Shanatross, Koiwn, Amurgui, Sushoct, Cleavokamui, Silly, Welgroov, Typhaqua, Skooter, Halloreeta, Gommonia, Joryuga, Turatle, Theloshima, Bajjes, Yangzancer, Carpmen, Waloo, Wohcie, Guckurel, Dyunrang, Myxfin, Scenobozu, Bahalt, Suhalalt, Fangong, Dagaxong, Lobro, Cleavneph, Clilit, Cliennin, Jellmi, Aviatelii, Shachomp, Shavyhavy, Deloat, Qingzhou, Kuojun, Jarlaris, Wayama

 

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PREMIUM FILE 24: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 4: LEVELS 26-31
Part 4 of this file covers the wild encounters from the Northern Plains to the Dormant Volcano.

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Northern Plains	2	26-28	Holstow, Simroar, Koppear, Kororija, Qilly, Qiricon, Millikade, Centikade, Arycilla, Kamtaickle, Peclod, Carlong, Serzlong, Arktasli, Studgar, Dingoar, Taotoar, Sónósé, Kúrgátá, Ghonibi, Koflade, Ushagi, Pixion, Gashap, Seflick, Propz, Ceraroney, Elemsect, Elemgro, Fowlmarish, Genergy, Breezkit, Kitiang, Toratch, Dengruang, Doljizo, Puling, Tulidge
Salt Flats	2	26-29	Vipvip, Korongkorong, Gotin, Naemoclan, Noodels, Suoghetti, Fooshi, Otamody, Hataku, Giengbao, Hikatanjii, Consoll, Choo-Choo, Locfender, Tigaplus, Anespeeder, Biell, Chimzon, Pilrol, Remembo, Forgetto, Ipplaw, Cleavokamui, Ambuno, Hameshi
No Man's Grassland	6	27-29	Kobscent, Ookyushu, Kantwina, Pixion, Guxiez, Ushagi, Biell, Chimzon, Pilrol, Remembo, Forgetto, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Qilly, Qiricon, Fulet, Urasno, Puling, Tulidge, Soldawn, Jiujevate, Knzewalski, Batterzunga, Cannook, Cartillery, Sibemei, Shivisor, Tradin, Jishuai, Huqi, Lancoyal, Shapasu, Tholbomasu, Dollina, Poswish, Cakiku, Byasaya, Gimtop, Doljizo, Pladiamond, Paclub, Paspade, Paheart, Terrorier, Fourswar, Hey, Doding, Goahpia, Liuyade, Willade, Mipard, Guancia, Nobiastrechi, Balseer, Slinkgou, Blikiros, Burrpossible, Clonurr, Globortune, Eriature, Nurikall, Blokvisibl, Snoozaki
Stardust Outskirts	2	27-29	Stelstar, Suzhoot, Qi-Cras, U.B.O, Martey, Conqartey, Rora, Pizzice, Stoai, Yenny, Tosyenny, Mamruma, NBBall, Kendel, Manubot, Kecackle, Hando, Celabcako, Xianruan, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Giengbao, Blikiros, Slinkgou, Ipplaw, Qiricon, Lanspecia, Tigaplus, Nanzhou, Rolkai, Zokala, Manipao, Forgetto, Syriderm, Eleminn, Elemfla
The Great Wall	4	27-29	Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Burrpossible, Clonurr, Terrorier, Fourswar, Shaanda, Ookyushu, Kantwina, Jiujevate, Batterzunga, Cartillery, Shivisor, Jishuai, Lancoyal, Yenny, Tosyenny, Stoai, Manubot, Kendel, Kecackle, Hando, Nobiastretchi, Balseer, Slinkgou, Giengbao, Xiyqorii, Gorukar, Qigeln, Huafowl, Mikiánzé, Kun-Lun, Shaanda, Zaruma, Zodzidzarma, Gonibi, Fooshi, Nizerushi, Serzlong, Langlang, Langlong, Minasuri, Sarasube, Shassxun
Okurabbi Island	1	20-30	Okurabbi, Murgethal
Stardust Fields	5	28-30	Stelstar, Suzhoot, Qi-Cras, Qi-Geddon, U.B.O, Martey, Conqartey, Rora, Ushagi, Shanxid, Venga-2
Riverside Canyon	2	28-31	Sarasube, Jibbit, Tholbomasu, Shelam, Shemerge, Kantwina, Hameshi, Ipplaw, Remembo, Forgetto, Slinkgou, Giengbao, Otamody, Monula
Mountain Trail	5	28-31	Same, Hikatanjii, Venga-2, Mamruna, Mipard, Guancia, Freezspi, Elemfreez, Hagihori, Powjara, Fulet, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Mossreege, Lycoster, Puxi, Emptruxi, Yunesa, Yukonnba, Vakin, Takugusu, Rora, Gestralis, Libet, Wogila, Chancolf, Tosho, Katie, Clotop, Resculayas, Snarbin, Swasnowo, Baibai, Baikubleet, Bertthes, Hadeazoic, Snobow, Chillista, Crackler, Pigoil, Yeroll, Yemitch
Railroad Track	2	29-31	Acolchon, Giengbao, Hikatanjii, Bruhperial, Same, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Slinkgou, Nurikall, Blokvisibl, Snoozaki, Shanxid, Propz, Hovopz, Clatterkuri, Ningykuri, Kabukair, Kabukance, Shuriyashi, Bohirayushi, Shaanda, Creston, Studgar, Arktasli, Coonscar, Crickorever, Cyrigumo, Taraguisa, Choo-Choo, Chonorail, Sodge, Dodgerow, Cricktráín, Grylldóúsháy, Tea-Phi, Serv-Phi, Murgethal, Oradish, Kikheargutan, Macaring, Mizeeque, Libbon, Iwaspealily
Dormant Volcano	5	29-31	Sodge, Dodgerow, Blazyu, Torchinder, Huow Huow, Huoijing, Blazilati, Blazkinii, Heilf, Wuchtwo, Maskorch, Firon, Jirnace, Erumano, Outhongu, Whisyurno, Dengruang, Elemfla, Studgar, Pixion, Minasuri, Dangdoki, Oradish, Kikheargutan, Hikatanjii, Hidry, Hiderithrist

 

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PREMIUM FILE 25: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 5: LEVELS 29-35
Part 5 of this file covers the wild encounters from the Sand Crossing to the Timeless Central. (There a lot of areas where the wild Pokémon cap at level 32!)

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Sand Crossing	4	29-32	Gotin, Naemoclan, Valbalt, Procelym, Mulil, Gorasaurus, Gysel, Gyoprol, Chazu, Chashotou, Drispin, Drilbole, Huacotta, Murgethal, Bubuffle, Suffalo, Cacture, Qeejgaro, Olivaae, Marticene, Nuclai, Nucworkk, Inkee, N'gthftog, Zhaennis, Tingtong, Fooji, Creamari, Chuilf, Tiongxan, Koshus, Glylodge, Koucada, Xialarma, Sandywig, Sesshake, Sestott, Altaiwa, Altadeer, Hoopy, Legahopa, Tombankh, Mummankh, Oyser, Oilopec, Kagaint, Pagodtait, Wanirini, Wancrakk, UwU, ZUwUZ, Dibex, Jikusibir, Cobero
The Restful Mountains	12	29-32	Euophump, Qilan, Qiglen, Venga-2, Mamruna, Mipard, Guancia, Freezspi, Elemfreez, Hagihori, Powjara, Fulet, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Mossreege, Lycoster, Puxi, Emptruxi, Yunesa, Yukonnba, Vakin, Takugusu, Rora, Gestralis, Libet, Wogila, Chancolf, Tosho, Katie, Clotop, Resculayas, Snarbin, Swasnowo, Baibai, Baikubleet, Bertthes, Hadeazoic, Snobow, Chillista, Crackler, Pigoil, Yeroll, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Dibex, Jikusibir, Kaldd, Mocobloco, Dochi, Dangdoki
Huanluan Road	6	29-32	Buzzled, Zhaennis, Tingtong, Fooji, Creamari, Chuilf, Tiongxan, Koshus, Glylodge, Koucada, Xialarma, Tea-Phi, Serv-Phi, Volspii, Elemvol, Metaspii, Elemmeta, Guxiez, Pixion, Pinglai, Nanzhou, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Locfender, Anespeeder, Cuvet, Borobroom, Motocc, Wheelume, Genergy, Nusi, Kojinusi, Morazumi, Lyssubo, Giengbao, Clilor, Clilelateri, Volrod, Beilduct, Hiderithrist, Saokippu, Mikiánzé, P-D, Compacdd, Calcinus, Judolator, Voltoud, Strikolimus, Manipao, Rolkai, Bamminicate, Plasdruk, Raivet, Raiguma, Xield, Jiantian, Pangang, Shiegolin, Thruzang, Sanjiang, Niudger, Mulbowwy, Yabilly, Kamagoaka, Taocarina, Saridisa, Taipot, Kitchita, Detera, Jhattan, Josetress, Pileyez, Yogenpunk, Torsay, Histiary, Slobberbook
Sacred Lake	4	29-32	Ookyoshu, Xianruan, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Clebble, Oripe, Ti-Yanna, Iwaspealily, Kerxue, Taocarina, Chimzon, Tulidge, Wanirini, Wancrakk, Sinoc, Yangzadile, Tanisha, Toterasha, Lirefly, Illumifly, Skooter, Halloreeta, Histiary, Slobberbook, Bamminicate, Koucada, Xialarma, Chauong, Kwonong, Cheercheer, Spiripom, Guzhuto, Guzapluck, Orayell, Yamashout, Fidhu, Erqinn
Railroad Jungle	7	30-32	Acolchon, Giengbao, Hikatanjii, Bruhperial, Same, Nanzhou, Tigaplus, Pinglai, Peathrees, Podasatii, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Slinkgou, Blokvisibl, Snoozaki, Shanxid, Hovopz, Ningykuri, Kabukance, Bohirayushi, Shaanda, Creston, Studgar, Arktasli, Crickorever, Taraguisa, Chonorail, Dodgerow, Grylldóúsháy, Serv-Phi, Murgethal, Kikheargutan, Mizeeque, Iwaspealily, Nilind, Hosotell, Atoscopic, Unstollide, Squirrlinosh, Kohanjii, Zuxie, Mischiki, Sutoblin, Tennryo, Otari, Foxoji, Canditsu, Melsaisha, Gatty, Shimasa, Jozinger, Mittens, Fudge, Zippo, Go-Go, Go-Igol, Runnamet, Runnamill, Catopitten, Pardomar, Rubbeld, Stretchong, Purchuy, Purchfessional, Splatta, Obstractta, Komovko, Komoranus, Bicarry, Bixlift, Wadock, Nishomokk, Qithron, Shynast, Zhulger, Zhutegist
Shamo Desert	10	30-32	Huacotta, Tricai, Dodecai, Jozinger, Atoscopic, Unstollide, Zhulger, Zhutegist, Qithron, Shynast, Martay, Conqartey, Bubuffle, Suffalo, Cacture, Qeejgaro, Olivaae, Marticene, Nuclai, Nucworkk, Inkee, N'gthftog, Zhaennis, Tingtong, Fooji, Creamari, Chuilf, Tiongxan, Koshus, Glylodge, Koucada, Xialarma, Sandywig, Sesshake, Sestott, Altaiwa, Altadeer, Hoopy, Legahopa, Tombankh, Mummankh, Oyser, Oilopec, Kagaint, Pagodtait, Wanirini, Wancrakk, UwU, ZUwUZ, Dibex, Jikusibir, Cobero
Ancient Spring	2	30-32	Euophump, Qilan, Qiglen, Venga-2, Mamruna, Mipard, Guancia, Freezspi, Elemfreez, Hagihori, Powjara, Fulet, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Mossreege, Lycoster, Puxi, Emptruxi, Yunesa, Yukonnba, Vakin, Takugusu, Rora, Gestralis, Libet, Wogila, Chancolf, Tosho, Katie, Clotop, Resculayas, Snarbin, Swasnowo, Baibai, Baikubleet, Bertthes, Hadeazoic, Snobow, Chillista, Crackler, Pigoil, Yeroll, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Dibex, Jikusibir
Area 41	4	30-33	U.B.O, S.U.R.B.U.N, Suzshoot, Qi-Geddon, Huacotta, Tricai, Dodecai, Jozinger, Atoscopic, Unstollide, Zhulger, Zhutegist, Qithron, Shynast, Martay, Conqartey, Bubuffle, Suffalo, Cacture, Qeejgaro, Olivaae, Marticene, Nuclai, Nucworkk, Inkee, N'gthftog, Zhaennis, Tingtong, Fooji, Creamari, Chuilf, Tiongxan, Koshus, Glylodge, Koucada, Xialarma, Sandywig, Sesshake, Sestott, Altaiwa, Altadeer, Hoopy, Legahopa, Tombankh, Mummankh, Oyser, Oilopec, Kagaint, Pagodtait, Wanirini, Wancrakk, UwU, ZUwUZ, Dibex, Jikusibir, Cobero
Darknight Crypt	4	30-33	Monoustrelle, Kohanjii, Sutoblin, Tennryo, Otari, Foxoji, Canditsu, Melsaisha, Nycbese, Genergy, Ookyoshu, Pohunor, Yakunne, Scrozuku, Furuubáfa, Yulspook, Taotoar, Kyooky, Kozoshoot, Selanter, Poswish, Kojinusi, Buzzled, Chamahage, Heroguu, Crackler, Tholbomasu, Jikusibir, Gonibi, Nizerushi, Rolkai
Shamo Crash Site	3	31-33	U.B.O, S.U.R.B.U.N, Suzshoot, Qi-Geddon, Huacotta, Dodecai, Jozinger, Unstollide, Zhutegist, Shynast, Conqartey, Suffalo, Qeejgaro, Marticene, Nucworkk, N'gthftog, Tingtong, Creamari, Tiongxan, Glylodge, Xialarma, Sandywig, Earclanch, Sestott, Altadeer, Legahopa, Mummankh, Oilopec, Pagodtait, Wancrakk, ZUwUZ, Jikusibir, Cobero, Nyússet
Wastelands Tunnel	2	31-34	Sestott, Monoustrelle, Hataku, Jystal, Wakadigz, Earclanch, Mummankh, Kantwina, Hiderithirst, Stamer, Bearampa, Gorukar, Therosaur, Bicarry, Bixlift, Purchuy, Purchfessional, Canditsu, Melsaisha, Dodecai, Same, Giengbao, Hikatanjii
Timeless Central	4	32-35	Nyússet, Catopitten, Pardomar, Mittens, Fudge, Shimasa, Vengo-Shimasa, Urasno, Otari, Foxoji, Oripe, Ganocketz, Ti-Yanna, Yujathoven, Rubbeld, Stretchong, Wadock, Nishomokk, Komovko, Komoranus, Koflade, Zodzidzarma, Shaanda, Holstow, Giengbao, Hikatanjii, Same, Muolar, Xirdoro, Sha-Cla, Wan-Shaxi, Tigaplus, Ttero, Deltacytl, Unstollide, Zhutegist, Shynast, Ningykuri, Planain, Pazhamusa, Luckamori, Splikuri, Paccura, Hollhano, Pangang, Shiegolin, Zuxie, Mischiki

 

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PREMIUM FILE 26: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 6: LEVELS 35-46
Part 6 of this file covers the wild encounters from the Gelins Viewpoint to the Entrance to Dreams, as well as Magicant.

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Gelins Viewpoint	4	35-37	Compestone, Rubbeld, Stretchong, Cheercheer, Spiripom, Atoscopic, Unstollide, Altadeer, Bicarry, Bixlift, Studgar, Squirrlinosh, Nobosunosh, Elemmin, Giengbao, Hikatanji, Shiegolin, Fumainu, Mingainu, Shision, Shisulunge, Hanritty, Tamatigami, Katamakami, Guarl, Etherfang, Bestoclakk, Nighwara, Cisd, Tairisic, Odoldier, Sekigaspa, Gimtop, Gimaphilo
Mystery Jungle	6	36-38	Kohanjii, Nyússet, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Xyanuan, Xanzangott, Sekigumo, Uschoma, Waboross, Lumbrithree, Kikheargutan, Otamody, Terastacker, Sludgood, Pokebox, Gregonel, Tamatigami, Katamakami, Pinclai, Syriderm, Zorishu, Shivisor, Elemmin, Poacist, Soge, Shibakoyn, Jackpot, Poswish, Chunpard, Shemerge, Jellmi, Aviatelli, Kotoluations, Balseer, Globortune, Eriature, Nurikall, Blokvisibl, Kitchita, Nilind, Nihandarai, Hosentell, Noeasowe, Unstollide, Nobosunosh, Qigilen, Huafowl, Glompeppó, Jhole, Rhodyard
Hidden House	6	36-39	Euophump, Omsutakaa, Qigilen, Venga-2, Lomar-5, Mamruna, Guancia, Elemfreez, Powjara, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Lycoster, Emptruxi, Yukonnba, Takugusu, Gestralis, Libet, Milestal, Chancolf, Katie, Resculayas, Swasnowo, Baikubleet, Hadeazoic, Chillista, Crackler, Pigoil, Zhuice, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Jikusibir, Mocobloco, Dangdoki, Arktalis
Victory Beach	6	37-39	Compestone, Shemerge, Emptruxi, Phocoseal, Soge, Shibakoyn, Glompeppó, Ipplaw, Crabbidatra, Elemwas, Elemmin, Elemclo, Baiss, Yubaizer
Hunluan Clearing	8	39-41	Splatta, Obstractta, Kozumi, Kozyama, Shaanda, Willicela, Peclod, Sutaró, Crackler, Simroar, Holstow, Pardao, Heilossius, Phascutter, Darsmid, Terhoho, Baiss, Yubaizer, Xiyquorii, Hikatanji, Giengbao, Slinkgou, Same, Jackpot, Zodzidzarma, Gourdax, Gouritoff, Flegmingo, Prosstandus, Blastdit, Bomboozle, Slusabi, Horacamole, Suoghetti, Ghonibi, Nizerushi, Lumbithree, Podasatii, Hedgitang, Rolliquan, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Darsell, Dartuhoch, Gimaphilo, Allbushi, Terrgantsu, Gashap, Kayaisha, Strikolimus, Blokvisibl, Stoai, Maozed, Hando, Lingernail, Swasnowo, N'ghftog, Glylodge, Xialarma, Pagodtrait, Pileyez, Hyakueyez, Fidhu, Erqinn, Gatty, Gatbese
Shrine Of The Determined Horse	4	40-43	Altadeer, Niultair, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Pixion, Guixez, Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Susoretic
Sharpstone Wastelands	8	42-44	Niultair, Giengbao, Acholchon, Hikatanji, Bruhperial, Shórry, Shózhong, Debbo, Hohnivil, Ngucii, Yubaizer, Serlong, Toterasha, Dysong, Bixicarry, Komoranus, Centikade, Chaoteetle, Langlong, Kitiang, Najatra, Zhorishu, Shoace, Shokural, Procelym, Therosaur, Gorasaurus, Chashotou, Deltactyl, Shemerge, Tulidge, Torchinder, Huojing, Outhongu, Jirnace, Zhuice, Plasdruk, Bhutyul, Thruzang, Sanjiang, Detera, Minstela, Jhattan, Josetress, Hyakueyez, Daijite
Entrance to Dreams	6	43-46	PerforMONE, Luminnocent, Ookyoshu, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Jackpot, Langlong, Dysong, Sarasube, Shaanda, Nihandarai, Noeasowe, Fowlmarish, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Splitear
Magicant	10	43-48	Flongo, Saku, Tapream, CybAI, Kobscent, Luminnocent, Snoozaki, Giengbao, Hikatanji, Same, Bruhperial, S.U.R.B.U.N, Zhilixii, Kokiki

 

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PREMIUM FILE 27: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 7: LEVELS 45-58
Part 7 of this file, the penultimate part, covers the wild encounters from the Kaseki Labryinth to the King's Border.

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas) (First appearances are in bold, while first appearances of evolved forms are in bold italics)
Kaseki Labryinth	1	45-47	Tigaplus, Gorasaurus, Gyoprol, Pagodtrait, Blokvisibl, Dysong, Monoustrelle, Niultair, Kantwina, Hikatanji, Giengbao, Jystal, Go-Igol, Tozu, Wethayami, Dodecai, Foxoji, Guiroshi, Zhungusahungus, Doljizo, Polledao
Yin's Celerity	4	46-48	Nguci, Urasno, Taotoar, Shaanda, Studgar, Kozyama, Serlong, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Jiujevate, Batterzunga, Cartillery, Shivisor, Jishuai, Lancoyal, Doljizo, Pladiamond, Glisticheer, Paclub, Clobbotchi, Paspade, Shovlong, Paheart, Soldooch, Ushagi, Pixion, Guxiez, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Runnamet, Runnamill, Catopitten, Pardomar, Monula, Shibakoyn, Sutaró
Origin Reaches	6	46-48	Clebble, Morazomi, Lyssubo, Wethayami, Suoghetti, Trutrull, Vantmag, Roquer, Conceptauu, Purchfessional, Zippo, Keepippo, Shynast, Mikiánzé, Saokippu, Bearampa, Tenodsin, Saimer, Saihhorweng, Pugxue, Yijisanji, Hollhano, Katamakami, Buzkarushu, Buzzled, Kyorinbar, Cleavokamui, Slarine, Consoll, Smithoroll, Jirnace, Outhongu, Builndes, Cemeter, Excdrizir, Buisun, Jinyuard, Hey, Plesto, Eritature, Maskorch, Sharmuoxi, Manubot, Creatfactu, Nucworkk, Jikusibir, Bamminicate, Towokyo, Slobberbook, Vengo-Shimasa, Jozinger, Mazagai-V
Bamboo Maze	2	47-48	Willicela, Balseer, Shaanda, Zodzidzarma, Giengbao, Hikatanji, Same
Heroic Landing	6	47-49	Phocoseal, Shanatross, Emptruxi, Shemerge, Zhutegist, Morazomi, Lyssubo, Kongwon, Batterzunga, Saihhorweng, Vantmag, Conceptauu, Mikiánzé, Shózhong, Assioeno, Kun-Lun, Kabukance, Drilbole, Replamander, Katamakami, Larbon, Wukibbon, Nagiyana, Honnimino, Logobla, Loayuka, Shovlong, Blazikinii, Tosyenny, Cobero, Yogenpunk, Torsay, Nihandarai, Foxoji, Stretchong, Jozinger, Mazagai-V
Shrine Of The Sleeping Horse	4	48-50	Katamakami, Wukibbon, Honnimino, Assioeno, Tosyenny, Stretchong, Mazagai-V, Keepippo, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Pixion, Guixez, Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Tapream, Niultair, Snoozaki, Flongo, Hirarage
Treetop Woods	4	49-50	Kozyama, Crickorever, Shaanda, Xiyquorii, Hikatanji, Kanzishama, Elemgro, Elemclo, Elemmin, Willicela, Stretchong, Kikheargutan, Iwaspealily, Mizseeque, Cypreeze, Zhorishu, Darsmid, Sangawise, Polledao, Zhungusahungus, Medicomy, Chújikon, Rolliquan, Pectiquat, Pixion, Dumi-Daiko
Shuixa Cavern	1	49-51	Typhaqua, Monoustrelle, Jystal, Hataku, Wakadigz, Phocoseal, Cleavokamui, Daijite, Wayama
Hunluan Shore	4	48-52	Compestone, Shemerge, Shanatross, Emptruxi, Phocoseal, Glompeppó, Crabbidatra, Lingernail, Beilduct, Shiegolin, Giengbao, Xiyquorii, Anespeeder
Beachside Cave	1	50-52	Typhaqua, Monoustrelle, Jystal, Hataku, Wakadigz, Phocoseal, Cleavokamui, Glompeppó, Sarasube, Hameshi, Susoretic
Bridge Of Calamity	6	49-53	Bohirayushi, Gonibi, Nizerushi, Rolone, Inderonent, Nanzhu, Kwonong, Taotoar, Chamahage, Mocobloco, Compacdd, Judolator, Jirnace, Outhongu, Sharmouxi, Pixion, Elemmeta, Elemsect, Yijisanji, Crackler, Monula, Naemoclan, Slarine, Ningykuri, Borobroom, Wheelume, Kaiyashia, Chinwayy, Kabukance, Spotqing, Smithoroll, Chonorail, Vantmag, Conceptauu, Builndes, Cemeter, Excdrizir, Serzlong, Dodecai, Pilrol, Pisopill, Lomar-5, Kitchita, Minstela, Josetress, Kokiki, Qinxiuskk, Cinxyutter
Road Of The Guardians	3	51-54	Serzlong, Langlong, Kabukance, Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Tapream, Niultair, Shaanda, Studgar, Creston, Arktasli, Xiyquorii, Zhorishu, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Pixion, Guixez, Milestal, Nyússet, Bixlift, Shynast, Zhutegist, Zodzidzarma, Doljizo, Fowlmarish
Shrine Of The Guardians	8	54-56	Ookyoshu, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Pixion, Guixez, Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Tapream, Niultair, Rolkai, Shynast, Zhutegist, Shaanda, Studgar, Nycbese, Hanritty, Hikatanji, Acolchon, Momara, Pohunor, Sangawise, Byasaya, Borobroom, Monochromxian, Nyudhito, Fourswar, Forgetto, Crabbidatra, Tiongxan, Altadeer, Slobberbook, Kozyama, Noeasowe, Tennryo, Foxoji, Melsaisha, Doljizo
Temple Of The Guardians	10	55-57	Ookyoshu, Mingainu, Shisulunge, Pixion, Guixez, Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Jarlaris, Tapream, Niultair, Studgar, Shaanda, Giengbao, Xiyquorii, Hikatanji, Acolchon, Same, Bruhperial, Holstow, Simroar, Otamody, Sokuquack, Daijite, Wayama, Kokiki, Susoretic, Xirdoro, Doljizo, Honiastic, Aqrouta, Dengurng, Beilduct, Naemoclan, Therosaur, Rhodyard, Shanxid, Shanxid2, Logobla, Loayuka, Lujisel, Celebcako, Wenshudo, Xigua
Spectral Forest	8	55-57	Same, Bruhperial, Crickorever, Hikatanji, Giengbao, Holstow, Suffalo, Guiroshi, Ookyoshu, Pohunor, Yakunne, Scrozoku, Losunne, Yulspook, Kozoshoot, Selanter, Taotoar, Chamahage, Furuubáfa, Yujathoven, Inkaso, Katamakami, Heroguu, Kojinusi, Kyorinbar, Poswish, Shokurul, Powjara, Kyooky, Hohnivil, Shózong, Etherfang, Wuchtwo
Restful Caverns	2	56-58	Monoustrelle, Jystal, Hataku, Wakadigz, Elemfreez, Powjara, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Lycoster, Emptruxi, Yukonnba, Gestralis, Chancolf, Katie, Resculayas, Swasnowo, Hadeazoic, Chillista, Crackler, Zhuice, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Jikusibir, Mocobloco, Dangdoki
King's Border	6	56-58	Qigilen, Huafowl, Guiroshi, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Heilossius, Monula, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Jarlaris, Tapream, Niultair

 

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PREMIUM FILE 28: THE RETURN OF THE WILD....WITH THE WILD POKÉMON TABLES! PART 7: LEVELS 57-59
The last part of this file covers the wild encounters from the five level 57-59 areas, as well as the Ancient Raid dens (Which are unlocked in the same way as the Tera Raid dens, (3 star dens after 3 badgers, and 4 star dens after 6 badges) except for the five star dens, which are now unlocked after getting all ten badges)

Location Name	Number of areas	Level Range	Wild Pokémon (Across all areas)
Victory Road	12	57-59	Omsutakaa, Qigilen, Lomar-5, Pliollilion, Guancia, Elemfreez, Powjara, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Lycoster, Emptruxi, Yukonnba, Takugusu, Gestralis, Milestal, Chancolf, Katie, Resculayas, Swasnowo, Baikubleet, Hadeazoic, Chillista, Crackler, Zhuice, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Jikusibir, Mocobloco, Dangdoki, Arktalis, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Maozed, Qigilen, Hataku, Wakadigz, Jystal, Monoustrelle, Doubldai, Tsutumi, Kohanii, Susokami, Bixlift, Go-Igol, Mizseeque, Nyússet, Dysong, Tairisc, Kun-Lun, Gorasaurus, Slarine, Waawaaaalouwaa, Aviatelii, Spotqing, Kaiyashia, Chinwayy, Buisun, Kororija, Goahpia, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Celabcako, Altadeer, Bhutyul
Wushido Castle	12	57-59	Ghonibi, Shynast, Zhutegist, Kabukance, Shaanda, Nizerushi, Monoustrelle, Koflade, Tennryo, Hanritty, Shisulunge, Mingainu, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Ngucii, Kamaitaickle, Kenhinai, Xanzangott, Sutaró, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Doubldai, Tsutumi, Kohanii, Susokami, Monula, Bixlift, Kikheargutan, Sengarow, Kobscent, Cypreeze, Willicela, Studgar, Yangzadile, Nyússet, Marthlattle, Doljizo, Qinxiuskk, Jinjkami, Sangawise, Saihhorweng, Dumi-Daki, Yujithoven, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Hollhano, Creston, Taraguisa, Inderonent, Guiroshi, Ookyoshu, Pohunor, Yakunne, Scrozoku, Losunne, Yulspook, Kozoshoot, Selanter, Taotoar, Chamahage, Furuubáfa, Yujathoven, Inkaso, Katamakami, Heroguu, Kojinusi, Kyorinbar, Poswish, Shokurul, Powjara, Kyooky, Hohnivil, Shózong, Etherfang, Nihkana, Stringra, Shanxid2, Fourswar, Pisopill, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Xianruan, Marghamia, Sanjiang, Melogdaoz, Manchin Hood
Black Canyon	12	57-59	Acolchon, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Guiroshi, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Tapream, Heilossius, Tsutumi, Jarlaris, Kohanii, Mikiánzé, Susokami, Jackpot, Runnamill, Suffalo, Wethayami, Suoghetti, Jystal, Wakadigz, Hataku, Qi-Geddon, Huacotta, Dodecai, Jozinger, Unstollide, Zhutegist, Shynast, Conqartey, Qeejgaro, Marticene, Nucworkk, N'gthftog, Tingtong, Creamari, Tiongxan, Glylodge, Xialarma, Earclanch, Sestott, Altadeer, Legahopa, Mummankh, Oilopec, Pagodtait, Wancrakk, ZUwUZ, Jikusibir, Cobero, Cinxyutter, Hollhano, Shisulunge, Mingainu, Shassxun, Kamagoaka, Noeasowe
Vermillion Volcano	12	57-59	Acolchon, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Huafowl, Poacist, Xanzangott, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Doubldai, Monula, Tsutumi, Jarlaris, Kohanii, Mikiánzé, Outhongu, Wethayami, Studgar, Dodgerow, Torchinder, Huoijing, Blazkinii, Wuchtwo, Jirnace, Whisyurno, Dengruang, Elemfla, Pixion, Minasuri, Dangdoki, Kikheargutan, Sharmuoxi, Doljizo, Ookyoshu, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Fourswar, Rolkai, Shassxun, Xianruan, Noeasowe
Azure Dragon Palace	12	57-59	Acolchon, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Ngucii, Saokippu, Sutaró, Amurgui, Buzkarushu, Bearampa, Shibakoyn, Doubldai, Monula, Kohanii, Mikiánzé, Susokami, Jackpot, Elemwas, Iwaspealily, Kerxue, Wethayami, Yangzadile, Halloreeta, Typhaqua, Sarasube, Hameshi, Aqurouta, Takizuka, Shanatross, Cleavokamui, Welgroov, Typhaqua, Halloreeta, Joryuga, Theloshima, Yangzancer, Carpmen, Wohcie, Dyunrang, Scenobozu, Suhalalt, Dagaxong, Cleavneph, Cliennin, Aviatelii, Shavyhavy, Qingzhou, Kuojun, Qinxiuskk, Katamakami, Shemerge, Shassxun, Crabbidatra, Wancrakk, Minstela, Noeasowe
White Glacier	12	57-59	Acolchon, Tigaplus, Lanspecia, Emoguarr, Nanzhou, Anespeeder, Locfender, Qigilen, Saokippu, Sutaró, Poacist, Xanzangott, Hiderithirst, Yubaizer, Doubldai, Monula, Tsutumi, Jarlaris, Susokami, Jackpot, Pliollilion, Guancia, Elemfreez, Powjara, Urasno, Xianruan, Phocoseal, Lycoster, Emptruxi, Yukonnba, Takugusu, Gestralis, Milestal, Chancolf, Katie, Resculayas, Swasnowo, Baikubleet, Hadeazoic, Chillista, Crackler, Zhuice, Yemitch, Mizseeque, Jikusibir, Mocobloco, Dangdoki, Arktalis, Blokvisibl, Shisulunge, Mingainu, Shassxun, Whisyurno, Creamari, Noeasowe
1 Star Ancient Raids	N/A	12	Ibling, Biell, Yoni, Fidhu, Millikade, Tanisha, Atoscopic, Detera, Tamatigami, Rubbeld, Clotop, Turatle, Lobro, Phantari, Cacture, Toratch, Sesshake, Cricker, Fis-Tist, Reddens, Nurai, UwU, Fooji, Volrod, Mukar, Futter, Flegmingo, Dochi, Dandan, Orayell, Tymph, Jinar, Kickle, Nilind, Snapane, Sodge, Lirefly, Raivet, Voltoud, Mittens, Zippo, Wiamur, Tosho, Wadock, Yogenpunk, Squirrlinosh, Yaoshe, Cobero, Liuyade, Kanahito, Miaout, Compestone, Dollina, Blazyu, Cobazi, Shuriyushi, Hinowilla, Allbushi, Minspii, Sectspii, Shimasa, Propz, Shelam, Terrxian, Liotic, Grospii, Flaspii, Wasspii, Volspii, Freezpi, Metaspii, Yuka, Gabala, Snooky, Clospii, Gotin, Sekigumo, Catopitten, Taipot, Pladiamond, Paclub, Paspade, Paheart, Gexian, Jhole, Muolar, Chorli, Rogwai, Chuilf
2 Star Ancient Raids	N/A	20	Waboross, Dajian, Qiun, Maskorch, Xyanuan, Baiss, Jozinger, Pixion, Wuskk, Cricktráín, Carpmen, Gimtop, Europhump, Blastdit, Harmaxy, Sushoct, Mulbowwy, Tozu, Guxiez, Planain, Seflick, Fooshi, Buzzled, Molshinsha, Niudger, Oripe, Bajjess, Peathrees, Silly, Gashap, Cyrigumo, Chekido, Ti-Yanna, Fiditi, Dai-Chi, Binterrid, Macaring, Libbon, Oradish, Hosotell, Pandoo, Mipard, Fanuki, Terrorier, Rhinunn, Guarl, Shoace, Separt, Breezkit, Skongming, Dowina, Tombankh, Hedgitang, Toamy, PerfMONE, Guckerel, Oyser, Cuvet, Texmoji, Mulill, Deloat, Feningo, Sposhi, Ursib, Ambuno, Koucada, Koshus, Purchuy, Arqlock, Sónósé, Odoldier, Gysel, Anovol, Bampoa, Zuxie, Abubáfa, Chakrask, Crankane, Sandywig, Tigben, Vipvip, Larbon, Phreave, Otari, Choo-Choo, Rolone, Chauong, Fihand, Qilly, Zhaennis, Nurikall, Yiya, Qilan, Kekackle, Choper, Baibai, Fulet, Pigoil, Skooter, Larvra, Hemander, Gatty, Cisd, Calcinus, Guttol, Ttero, Kiyu, Scroo, Soldawn, Knzewalski, Cannook, Sibemei, Tradin, Huqi, Snobow, Waxor, Aoher, Huow Huow, Tricai, Salibody, Schozomi, Spusubo, Nagiyana, Burrpossible, Jhattan, Consoll, P-D, Doding, Pizzice, Noodels, Libet, Heilf, Carlong, Valbalt, Goalox, Hando, Tarley, Pheaswin, Eyffer, Rora, Yunesa, Vakin, Myxfin, Whaloo, Glongo, Globortune, Titey, Remembo, Ninza, Pugxue, Wanirini, Dibex, Bamminicate, Bonose, Mossreege, Yumi, Dingoar, Sensuchi, Typicrow, Venga-2, Firon, Erumano, Juji, Bearisa, Dozr, Gobeat, Terastecker, Drispin, Pilrol, Wompling, NBBall, U.B.O, Koiwn, Saku, Stamer, Martey, Upwork, Wazhou, Coqonet, Kaldd, Lasori, Guzhuto, Kozumi, Taocarina, Ferofero, Fangong, Cappa, Gommonia, Nugull, Clilor, Cakiku, Shapasu, Darsell, Zokala, Nishu, Sha-Cla, Paccura, Pangang, Xield, Jellmi, Kotolots, Elemax, Nobiastretchi, Blazilati, Jyalock, Stoai, Altaiwa, Shison, Sinoc, Tea-Phi, Pokebox, Bicarry, Arinnocent, Ushagi, Hatchil, Yabilly, Go-Go, Hidry, Saoppu, Quackquack, Clilit, Bertthes, Mooneko, Cherishama, Zhulger, Qithron, Taixing, Hoopy, Pudibi, Bubuffle, Shachomp, Oliveaae, Slasic, Kabukair, Motocc, Wilquat, Chazu, Kendel, Splatta, Moolk, Kolokni, Shanxid, Puxi, Yeroll, Bahalt, Apisee, Sutoblin, Plasdruk, Luckamori, Hagihori, Kasabb, Thruzang, Trutrull, Roquer, Debbo, Inkee, Ipplaw, Wogolia, Snarbin, Cheercheer, Foupot, Histiary, Bestoclak, Linshroom, Cordcomy, Peavoni, Snubbal, Langlang, Howbrawl, Zhapole, Herward, Manubot, Canditsu, Clatterkuri, Nusi, Stelstar, Fumainu, Komovko, Runnamet, Koppear, Spinka, Phascutter, Manteach, Fusee, Sogol, Goegool, Katadai, Saibat, Qi-Cras, Kagaint, Gourdax, Yenny, Shórry, Lubop, Qiamese, Puling
3 Star Ancient Raids	N/A	35	Shaanda, Guancia, Pulvajaw, Fourswar, Anespeeder, Wukibbon, Chonorail, Emoguarr, Ngucii, Huafowl, Xialarma, Buisun, Nycbese, Noeasowe, Sekigaspa, Nanzhu, Pthurera, Judolator, Willicela, Mischiki, Scrozoku, Shokurul, Selanter, Jiujevate, Batterzunga, Cartillery, Shivisor, Jishuai, Lancoyal, Lanspecia, Mummankh, Tigaplus, Rolliquan, Convume, CybAI, Foxoji, Morazomi, Lyssubo, Honnimino, Dyunrang, Oilopec, Borobroom, Compacdd, Qiricon, Gorosaurus, Tingtong, Qiglien, Guiroshi, Glylodge, Purchfessional, Gatbese, Kúrgátá, Gyoprol, Etherfeng, Yakunne, Chillista, Kitiang, Arycilla, Heroguu, Kantwina, Earclanch, Replamander, Inderonent, Kwonong, Slarine, Serzlong, Locfender, Blokvisibl, Onruku, Baikubleet, Hanritty, Yijisanji, Tairisc, Towokyo, Calbperch, Cypreeze, Furuubáfa, Sengarow, Huoijing, Dodecai, Homrilla, Typhaqua, Clonurr, Josetress, Goahpia, Marghamia, Suoghetti, Milestal, Wuchtwo, Procelym, Qingzhou, Minasuri, Gokakyo, Takugusu, Urasno, Clebble, Kerxue, Hameshi, Halloreeta, Stringra, Assisoeno, Ghonibi, Wancrakk, Manipao, Lycoster, Zhorishu, Deltactyl, Yulspook, Chamahage, Fawtashata, Kotoluations, Jirnace, Outhongu, Splitear, Altadeer, Korongkorong, Bixlift, Smithoroll, Pisopill, NBBlunk, S.U.R.B.U.N, Lingernail, Poacist, Dysong, Dimao, Gestralis, Mocobloco, Yukonnba, Zhuice, Kozyama, Scenobozu, Wohcie, Joryuga, Ngodiform, Eritature, Forgetto, Jikusibir, Dartuhoch, Kobscent, Kanzishama, Hollhano, Shynast, Taotoar, Jiantian, Dumi-Daiko, Lomar-5, Aviatelii, Syriderm, Hataku, Suffalo, Excdrizr, Serv-Phi, Sludgood, Drillbole, Luminnoscent, Kongwon, Amurgui, Hiderithirst, Saokippu, Tapream, Bearampa, Conqartray, Walquin, Badmagel, Guzapluck, Sarasube, Clilelateri, Byasaya, Tholbomasu, Zhutegist, Wan-Shaxi, Shiegolin, Balseer, Maozed, Shisulunge, Shavyhavy, Yangzadile, Gregonel, Kabukance, Wheelume, Chashotou, Kamagoaka, Kenhinai, Go-Igol, Sokuquack, Shanxid2, Dagaxong, Shanatross, Blazikinii, Jystal, Marticene, Pectiquat, Therosaur, Obstractta, Holstow, Lujisel, Cliennin, Emptruxi, Hadeazoic, Saridisa, Suhalalt, Tennryo, Medicomy, Sanjiang, Fowlmarish, Legahopa, Inkaso, Glompeppó, Hohnivil, N'ghftog, Spiripom, Clangaronza, Ceranoney, Slobberbook, Nighwara, Bhutyul, Splikubi, Powjara, Kozoshoot, Vantmag, Conceptauu, Chancolf, Swasnowo, Yemitch, Zhungusahungus, Suzhoot, Komoranus, Crabbidatra, Langlong, Waawaalouwaa, Kojinusi, Nihkana, Qi-Geddon, Shózhong, Kororija, Jibbit, Chaoteetle, Creatfactu, Sangawise, Ningykuri, Koflade, Pohunor, Monoustrelle, Gouritoff, Tosyenny, Miqia, Runnamill, Clash-Nosed, Aqurouta, Darsmid, Melsaisha, Mingainu, Minstela, Spotqing, Tulidge, Creston, Tenodsin, Rolkai, Pagodtrait, Chimzhon, Erqinn, Centikade, Toterasha, Unstollide, Losunne, Qeejgaro, Dengruang, Cemeter, Gorukar, Kun-Lun, Katamakami, Stretchong, Theloshima, Cleavneph, Resculayas, Yamashout, Nucworkk, Beilduct, Kamtaickle, Nihandari, Builndes, Sestott, Cinxyutter, Prosstandus, Studgar, Terhoho, Creamari, Fudge, Chunpard, Dangdoki, Jinyuard, ZUwUZ, Dodgerow, Roytang, Illumifly, Raiguma, Strikolimus, Torsay, Keepippo, Katie, Najatra, Willade, Nishomokk, Nobusunosh, Payao, Nyudhito, Polledao, Bohirayushi, Terraganstu, Elemgro, Elemflaa, Elemwas, Elemvol, Elemmin, Elemfreez, Elemsect, Elemmeta, Kuojun, Poswish, Hovopz, Shemerge, Torchinder, Huacotta, Simroar, Ookyoshu, Elemclo, Loayuka, Logobla, Vengo-Shimasa, Ushcosma, Pardomar, Kitchita, Glisticheer, Shovlong, Soldooch, Kyooky, Clobbotchi, Monochromxian, Naemoclan, Rhodyard, Xirdoro, Coonscar, Tiongxan, Momora, Crackler, Genergy, Phocoseal, Okurabi, Finari, Pinglai, Hey, Pileyez, Mamruna, Saimer, Zaruma, Charco-Polo, Pardao, Wayama, Puffugu, Flongo, Slusabi, Peclod, Soge, Susoretic, Kokiki, Daijite
4 Star Ancient Raids	N/A	45	Chinwayy, Folioanaka, Nirvortropz, Nirezushi, Lauhichia, Hinnachobbo, Yamakachosh, Huochufiong, Sichuadder, Konsairebo, Ragxing, Kyorinbar, Osakarayushi, Gazokonemeon, Vehimestor, Togetha-Shimasa, Wakadigz, Shaanxqin, Narasikator, Setockery, Verdcao, Crimshuo, Azhui, Vermilldian, Chalkongqi, Violnao, Cyabing, Limchong, Silvgang, Zhengyii, Shenirage, Gyukarach, Seumor, Karorreu, Trefreuz, Lauschippe, Coeherz, Yangzancer, Cueshotrooky, Vasuna, Virito, Hecaolilanluhanzhanghan, Podasatii, Melogdaoz, Ganocketz, Rokugorral, Welgroov, Kaiyashia, Yuxiarang, Taraguisa, Ahyazi, Marthlattle, Gloss, Huizoods, Acolchon, Crickorever, Yujathoven, Chújikon, Arktasli, Mizeeque, Iwaspealily, Kikheargutan, Honsiatic, Same, Xianruan, Whisyurno, Shassxun, Hikatanji, Bruhperial, Shagasha, Susokami, Tsutsumi, Kohanii, Doubldai
5 Star Ancient Raids	N/A	75	Niultair, Susanoperial, Kosakuri, Kanagaror, Yorochi, Sebaigujii, Ounc-Lung, Talmoninable, Guizaplayz, Gun-De'Ann, Danewster, Ashzura, Omitsu, Hyenalayas, Nobunoda, Snoozaki, Wudsiceros, Amarsumer, Warasera, Scrobunaga, Shoraraguardor, Qijiebing, Xiangightor, Capaojuriot, Scholimination, Kingmate, Queehuorisa, Nyússet, Lucrong, Goiaosugi, Kohanjii, Zeppboku, Xianshankh, Guan Tigris, Nankiboett, Murgethal, Suwakan, FramIGHTS, Kanojazomi, Feralasubor, Kiyoria, Chinkasen, Guillaeger, Discussel, Kuraiba, Qiansenri, Nukzilla, Nluitair, Liniakout, Balanlongg, Qirauora, Fengphuang, Linggaroshi, Jochugesan, Purchjingg, Jinjkami, QÍdáítá, Thyodan, Gangó-Jize, Gokemboo, Okamyubi, Nihoshowina, Dishor, Adacrypto, Giojshino, Scombtou, Orayanxa, Narzhou, Vehirotron, Blikiros, Yinghuci, Kambomara, Sanrokukera, Jingzon, Gymera, Nestujin-25, Faragraph, Bodhisyin, Flarrbalist, Garjada, Khorkavor, Brotlantis, Ukikara, Gamelong, Ravigheretia, Hantage, Castikaber, Obakanternoz, Méigúyóchó, Baizetuki, Hayumi, Gatkídó, Jizgoku, Bryoking, Chogakita, Hongainbow, Huokunloz, Guanrong, Smash Kong, Jiduaejebo, Plesto, Rollzhon, Daimuro, Bolvomorcas, Geryscholtz, Ceramiaette, Prediztor, Tengurada, Maskahurl, Wanakanju, Kurayarbáfa, Kotoedoria, Altaduan, Shantuzr, Phangphang, Bixavhinku, Drillugan, Kantlivama, Ganmojyoll, Hyakueyez, Gansenzang, Bixie And Wujifan, NBBwazhi, Baodhu, Tuditao, Yukatsura, Strixkuro, Yuwiani, Whumpback, Yokosura, Shincgod, Boyxra, Kastutokoro, Darkuora, Bsukuyomi, Korchartt, Yuyankura, Nostjing, Pinesperity, Jyutpushu, Saihhorweng, Pterlrenz, Huamperoraka, Yuilpawimi, Zhoushakie, Hsinbreaker, Daikachuiz, Hanfyusha, Yaturamusa, Wuzetialkii, Mohansha, Volcaterasu, Fujitong, Yanhuan, Glazamcai, Wujiustra, Arctomaritt, Cheng-Phi, Kofuhinnocent, Kabukizumo, Phynosca, Zhilixii, Pythudon, Huanangzi, Dywarpalm, Celebcako, Cyrpishen, Rachirina, Hidzhangyu, Saojampox, Goodbight, Sherproved, Evox, Walausoleum, Borelkao, Hongshlizzard, Guzapzither, Sharkoyudo, Otowaime, Clilscara, Anzhuzi, Terraplow, Hookamanis, Apllong-11, Shisyukyuan, Xioamalliz, Chahdora, Kenshikama, X.T.R.A.S.H.O, Daotinton, Kozoatagi, Samabancho, Zhulianaral, Shikyudo, Astngyao, Horyosutsuki, Stiparuiquat, Tyrannomidia, Jimomoto, Go-Weiqi, Clinuyasha, Eltaigenesis, Backaró, Wolkhmlasu, Zodzidzarma, Fan-Xorda, Blaziyania, Jyushanor, Shacoknaught, Scorchurin, Zhejibalt, Zaowouroth, Monula, Jarlaris, Mikiánzé, Jackpot, Kudahashi, Sibyuaria, Shanxid-X, Pliolillion, Gekojiong, Kameokeep, Babaoshaw, Paestulong, Ueprox, Samátan, N'ghulhu, Mogoda, Oshidarin, Kangzhen, Zhongor, Takizuka, Yangwei, Tsendral, Oonkeizami, Wenshudo, Xigua, Kartipavo, Jackoyaku, Emakia, Horacamole, Sutaró, Xanzangott, Yubaizer, Shibakoyn, Buzkarushu, Heilosseus, Breaktarkuxi, Yexueruu, Libendan, Biodylia, Xihsiua, Hirarage, Karptimus, Sonatron, Zelmeiss, Kunapisia, Lumbrithree, Nihonhito, Michirano, Shenwuhan, Obakubora, Sharmuoxi, Giengbao, Scallanseill, Zhongshizzard, Sphinthune, Yorkryanusi, Doljizo, Komozuryu, Shókuiyuk, Qi-Guigan, Kosenwoe, Minowoe, Langsplendor, Konjiscream, Sozuko, Dynaeng, Phobactena, Mazagai-V, Ruomreant, Zayokuri, Samukura, Kunboku, Kihonzhou, Taraspix, Chromium, Korolatury, Jingoreed, Toyonsha, Virangshi, Qinxiuskk, Gourtoji, Konoblingz, Hebalii, Runnaboltsai, Threskarlet, Otamody, Rajinorr, Todaisring, Inwali-13-0, Buliscream, Jollipthi, Shanxyu, Singhainu, Grylldóúsháy, Tigadao, Xiyquorii, Shanhakka, Gimaphilo, Lunochi, Omsutakaa, Orizurushrami, Dynaslucia, Kilokade, Joikarazo, Slinkgou, Elastrong, Bomboozle, Totatotera, Kukodeed, Lushagoba, Dumacroft, Dann-Rann, Tangagao, Tyujin, Ridishuo, Nihadron, Kenflamz, Yakihoma, Nucleshima, Elanzapp, Babverest, Nitytelez, Kaijibuild, Sestamagez, Gakuenutter, Manchin Hood, Srhutan, Sokuorabuscream, Tunquan, Cleavokamui, UowoU, Kamaiseiken, Wethayamai, Baknekk, Lia-Mui, Yazaipinkado, Qisamara, Mokagami, Yangeralkryie, Pazhamusa, Kamoshyala, Jiyukafly, Jingwutian, Thundakiri, Caroprixa, Raijangmu, Menagirippo, Kaihaencan, Aviaeamogen, Elapguarr

 

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PREMIUM FILE 29: THE PATH OF HEROES
At last, the first of the story paths is finally here! The Path Of Heroes depicts your journey across the Gym Challenge, as you aim to become the Pokémon Champion. Along the way, you'll meet many friendly faces, but rumour has it that someone is trying to get the Gym Challenge shut down...So get your best team together, and face off against the Pokémon League!
(NOTE: You can do the ten gyms in any order you wish, but this story assumes that the ten gyms are being done in level order.)

Spoiler: To Badge 1!

The path of Heroes begins properly after you defeat your rival, (As previously stated in wave 3) who, amazed by Chuan, suggests that you take on the ten gyms of Oriva to become the Pokémon Champion. He/she states that the Pokémon League was a recent addition to the Oriva Region, and was made as a way to keep the endless battling under control by giving them a reason to be held. However, he/she thinks that the gym challenge offers a wider message than just becoming the strongest trainer in the region…as he/she leaves to challenge the first gym, however, a mysterious figure looks on….

The Rock-type gym, the first one in level progression, lies at Diqiu, through the Yanshi Cave. As you approach the first gym, however (Regardless of which one you go for first) you are approached by this figure, who introduces himself as Inspector Chika. He almost instantly exclaims his distaste for Pokémon Gyms, claiming that all it does is to introduce a way to get stronger without reason. (He does not yet mention the incident that killed his parents at this point) He claims that the gym you are approaching is going to do more harm than good, and you must fight his Nilind to avoid getting it shut down. Once he is defeated, he will spare the gym, briefly letting loose the fact that he never liked gyms to begin with as he leaves (A clue at his true intentions) Director Saiba approaches you afterwards, claiming that he had only just moved into his position, and questions if Chika's choice was the right decision. Regardless, he wishes you good luck for the first gym, before endorsing you into the gym challenge.
Inspector Chika 1: Nilind LV11

The Diqiu gym is led by Gym Leader Terax, a quarry miner who also serves as a palaeontologist in his spare time. Although the interior of the gym initially looks like a Paldea Gym, after the gym guide signs you in, the walls quickly give way to reveal a giant quarry that makes up the gym itself! To get to Terrax himself, you must pull levers to manipulate a mine cart track that leads straight to him, defeating 3 Gym Trainers in the process.
Rock Gym Leader Terax: Juji LV12, Wakadigz LV14
Your rewards for defeating Terax are the Rock Badge and TM 288, Drilldown.

Spoiler: To Badge 2!

As you approach the second gym, regardless of which one you choose, Director Saiba walks up to you, explaining about how he got into directing the Pokémon League from travelling there in Galar. He turns, before explaining about the history of the Oriva Region and wondering if such an ancient locale needs a modern term such as a Pokémon League, briefly stating that he thought the league was going to be just like how the strongest warrior in Oriva was initially decided, though he does not explain about it in much detail. To prepare you for the second gym, Saiba challenges you to a battle! After you defeat him, Saiba wishes you good luck for the next gym and leaves, briefly stating the intentions of Chika again….
Director Saiba 1: Langlang LV17, Studgar LV18

The Fuslong gym is led by Gym Leader Photor, a well mannered man who is slightly obsessed with sunlight. To get to him, you must climb giant vines that lead in and out of different floors, with each one leading to a trainer. Notably, four of the gym trainers, ones which are required to be fought, use the middle stages of the Grass Starters.
Grass Gym Leader Photor: Planain LV20, Kanzishama LV20, Chújikon LV 21
Your rewards for defeating Photor are the Grass Badge and TM 289, Horse Serve.

Spoiler: To Badge 3!

The Water gym is located in Mizora, but it is also located within an underwater palace. There are two ways to get inside the gym: Either unlock Chuan's Dive ability and dive underwater, or utilize the submarine that gym challengers who can't swim use! To get inside the submarine, first you must help Supuru, the Water Gym Leader who is an expert on ocean life, protect the local Water-type Pokémon from a band of nasty polluters, who oddly enough use Water-type Pokémon. After defeating all five of them across the bay and destroying the pollution puddles they leave behind by operating the faucets, Supuru will give you a submarine ticket, which will allow you to access the gym itself. If you're playing Pokémon East, however, and Azwryu has been revealed but not yet caught, (By defeating four Titans before clearing the Path of Ancients) Azwryu himself will clean up the ocean for you to Supuru's amazement, meaning you only need to defeat the polluters.

As you approach the third gym, Chika runs up to you again, shocked that the Director actually let you into the gym challenge. Chika reveals that he has been taking part in the gym challenge against his own will, and so far states that he has nothing but bad memories from it. Seemingly agreeing with Saiba's earlier statement about why the gym challenge is even here, Chika challenges you to a battle. After he is defeated, he will let you off for now, but he claims that he will, no matter what, shut the gym challenge down!
Inspector Chika 2: Chekido LV22, Jibbit LV22, Nilind LV24

To get to Supuru herself, you must dive in and out of the pools of water, which will take you to different locations of the Gym. You must also turn on faucets that will redirect the pools to other pools within the gym. Notably, four of the gym trainers, ones which are required to be fought, use the middle stages of the Water Starters.
Water Gym Leader Supuru: Joryuga LV25, Theloshima LV25, Yangzancer LV27
Your rewards for defeating Supuru are the Water Badge and TM 290, East Sea Wave.

Spoiler: To Badge 4!

As you approach the fourth gym, your rival approaches you again, telling you that he/she has trained up his/her Pokémon, and challenges you to a rematch! Upon winning, he/she will state that the Pokémon League is trying to teach him/her something beyond battling, but he/she isn't sure what it is.
Rival Samuel/Celestia 3: Rolkai/Clebble LV24, Creston LV25, Shemerge/Medicomy LV26, Starter Stage 2 LV27

To open up the way to the Fire Gym within Shanhuo, first you must help Huoflos, the hot headed Fire Gym leader, prevent the volcano from erupting by completing the ritual of the Volcano Lord. As fire rains down from the sky, Six uncatchable Sharmuoxis must be defeated/caught (But you only fight three of them, as Huoflos takes care of the rest) to light six torches that release a torrent of flames that you must then dodge! If you get burnt, you must repeat the last section again. Once the flames have been dodged, Huoflos will let you inside the gym.
HOWEVER, If you're Playing Pokémon South and Minillion has been revealed, but not yet caught (By defeating four Titans before clearing the Path of Ancients) there is an additional step that must be done, as Minillion, offended that Huoflos had done the ritual wrong, will rain down a massive storm of flames: You must then defeat four Huafowls to light four more torches to calm him down. Unlike the Sharmuoxis, these ones ARE catchable!
His gym is an obstacle course set within a pool of lava, where you must avoid the fire dragons that leap out of them: Getting hit by one sends you back to the nearest checkpoint. Notably, four of the gym trainers, ones which are required to be fought, use the middle stages of the Fire Starters.
Fire Gym Leader Huolfos: Blazikinii LV31, Kikheargutan LV31, Tarsapix LV32, Huokunloz LV33
Your rewards for defeating Huoflos are the Fire Badge and TM 291, Firework Blazer.

Spoiler: To Badge 5!

Entering the fivth gym, you encounter the Pokémon Champion Trayamusa, who congratulates you on your work so far, but he does not yet introduce himself as the Champion or explain his past. He does, however, mention about the a set of revolutions and unrest related to the Pokémon League that have been going on recently, and asks you to be warned of them. Afterwards, he wishes you good luck for the next gym, giving you a free Lucky Egg before he goes!

The Volosrea Gym is led by Gym Leader Zhenox, an internet fanatic who excels at sharing the latest news, especially on Ancient Moves. His gym consists of a battery puzzle where you have to put batteries in and out of certain sockets to power gates and platforms.
Electric Gym Zhenox: Kaihaencan LV35, Eltaigenesis LV35, Thyodan LV35, Hsinbreaker LV37
Your rewards for defeating Zhenox are the Electric Badge and TM 292, Rajin's Rage.

Spoiler: To Badge 6!

To get inside the Donra Village Gym, you must first encounter Shoukour, the Beast Gym Leader who was raised by a Seumor at the Old Mill when he was young, and help him make peace with said Seumor, who had been driven wild by the influx of Shijora's presence, though neither you nor Shoukour know about this yet. In Pokémon West, if you have defeated 4 or more Titans, but have not yet cleared the Path of Ancients, Nisiga will then appear and calm down Seumor for you, granting you access to the gym instantly. But in the other versions, you must calm down Seumor himself by riding Chuan and tossing balms at it, all while avoiding its attacks. Once Seumor has been calmed down, Shoukour will endorse you into the gym itself. Donra Village is also where Sage Trilor's hut is, if you wish to unlock the Signature Ancient Moves, but his Pokémon will likely be too strong for you at this point.
Sage Trilor: Zhongshizzard LV54, Shoraraguardor LV56, Baodhu LV55, Raijangmu LV56, Bixie And Wujifan LV57, Monula LV58

You enter the sixth gym to a protest hosted by Chika himself, complaining about the fact that the Pokémon League is more threatening to life than good, and should be shut down! As Chika notices you, he strikes a deal that he'll back out of the protest if you defeat him in a battle: But be warned, his Nitytelez knows its signature Ancient Move, Speak To The Hand! Once you have defeated him, he will keep his promise and break up the protest, to the dismay of the protestors, who, oddly enough, are all protesting about the gyms being a threat to their lives. But Chika warns you that the next protest he holds will go through, but before he leaves, he briefly mentions that he might fail his family….
Then, Saiba meets you again and tells you that he was wondering about why Chika had been hosting these protests. He wishes you good luck for the next gym, wondering if the reason why he's been protesting is because the modern flair that the gyms bring clashes with the ancient culture of the Oriva Region.
Inspector Chika 3: Marthlattle LV40, Jingoreed LV41, Fowlmarish LV41, Nitytelez LV42

Having already helped out Shoukour earlier outside the gym, the Donra Village gym itself is more of a gauntlet than anything, fitting for a savage beast. Similarly to the Battle Dome, it is a 64 man tournament where the winner gets to fight Shoukour himself, with no breaks for healing between battles. Be careful, though, starting from this gym, the gym trainers use fully evolved Pokémon!
Beast Gym Leader Shoukour: Guan Tigris LV42, Gansenzang LV42, Shisyukyuan LV42, Singhainu LV44
Your rewards for defeating Shoukour are the Beast Badge and TM 293, Bestial Fang.

Spoiler: To Badge 7!

As you enter the seventh Gym, you encounter your Rival again, who has just heard one of the protests that Chika had held off screen. He/she wonders if he also knows that the gym challenge is more than just battling, but wonders if it was even a good idea to set up one here in the first place…or, even better, a reason that contradicts the claim that both Chika and Saiba set up. To see how strong you've become, he/she challenges you to a battle! After winning, he/she realizes that compared to before the gyms were set up when he/she was a little boy/girl, there had been something that wasn't there before, but he/she is still wondering about it.
Rival Samuel/Celestia 4: Rajinorr/Hayumi LV46, Threskarlet LV46, Shenirage/Biodylia LV47, Phynosca/Okamyubi LV47, Starter Stage 3 LV48

Yundomonto, a retired kendo master now serving as a referee, serves as the Gym Leader of the Yundross Gym, which has a rather unique puzzle. After donning kendo armor, you engage an opponent in a kendo match held by Yundomonto himself! Watch your opponent's moves carefully to counter their attacks. If you lose, you must fight your opponent in a Pokémon Battle to proceed, but if you win, you proceed to the next round without penalty. There are six rounds, and after them all, you enter a room that is basically a straight walk to Yundomonto. So, if you want to conserve your Pokémon for him, you better win the matches!
Athlete Gym Leader Yundomoto: Nluitair LV48, Qisamara LV48, Kenshikama LV48, Jimomoto LV50
Your rewards for defeating Yundomoto are the Athlete Badge and TM 294, Closing Ceremony.

Spoiler: To Badge 8!

As you enter the eighth Gym, you encounter your rival again, who's realized the truth from before: This Gym Challenge is actually bringing more good to the Oriva Region, not harm! He/she believes it's because of the variety of trainers taking part that brings forth more cultures than before, and with a wider variety of personalities, many more jobs can be done! Even more, your rival reveals that he/she had been training with the Ancient Moves, and battles you to demonstrate: ALL of his/her Pokémon know their signature Ancient Moves! After defeating him/her, he'll/she'll allow you to challenge the gym, but Chika is watching nearby….
Rival Samuel/Celestia 5: Rajinorr/Hayumi LV52, Threskarlet LV52, Shenirage/Biodylia LV53, Phynosca/Okamyubi LV54, Starter Stage 3 LV55

The Jieshang Gym (Which requires surfing to reach) is led by Hero Gym Leader Spectrusia, a famous superheroine who excels at fighting crime, though initially no-one has been able to find her because she is under her civilian attire of Wylia, who you meet at the gym entrance itself. A group of paparazzi eager to find Spectrusia forces Wylia to retreat deeper in the city, where, at an alleyway, she'll tell you that she's Spectrusia by transforming into her superhero attire magical girl style in front of your eyes, and that she's currently facing off against a rival superhero team known as the Dazzling Gang. She's finding it hard to keep her identity a secret, and worries that having it exposed will render her a laughing stock. To draw out the Dazzling Gang leader, first you must defeat his lackeys at the Bamboo Maze, Treetop Forest, and Heroic Landing, each one using a Hero-type team. Once you beat one, Spectrusia will inform you of the others, but when the third one is defeated, Spectrusia is nowhere to be seen. It turns out, the Dazzling Gang Leader has her hostage back at Jieshang, threatening to unmask her to the world if you don't give in. But shockingly, Spectrusia willingly unmasks herself, knowing that everyone already knew Wylia and Spectrusia were the same person, as your battle with the gang members gave her enough confidence to reveal herself. You and Spectrusia then fight and defeat the Gang Leader in a multi battle, driving them out for good after they apologize: They only wanted to be backup protectors in case Spectrusia herself fell!
After you've helped Spectrusia handle the Dazzling Gang, she'll allow you to challenge her gym. Set inside of a large city, your goal is to get to Spectrusia herself by leaping from rooftop to rooftop. You'll also ride ziplines to get to far off rooftops, with one the shape of a corkscrew loop leading to Spectrusia herself!
Hero Gym Leader Spectrusia: Shókuiyuk LV55, Konoblingz LV55, Suwakan LV55, Kanojazomi LV57
Your rewards for defeating Spectrusia are the Hero Badge and TM 295, Saving Grace.

Spoiler: To Badge 9!

Count Maevolent, the Villain Gym Leader, used to be a member of the Wushido Clan before he dropped out when he realized that the group's ideals clashed with his plans of world domination. Dressed like a gothic vampire, he is more than happy to let you inside his palace, which serves as the gym, for "dinner". Getting to the palace is a rough task, as it is surrounded by violent whirlpools: Therefore, he cannot be challenged without Chuan's help: The earliest he can be reached is by gliding to his palace from Victory Beach, though having the ability to Dive will make it far easier as an underwater section bypasses the whirlpools.
You enter the ninth gym into another protest, more violent than the first one, with the Rival and Chika having a heated argument over the purpose of the Gyms in Oriva. A scripted battle between the Rival's starter and Chika's Nitytelez will play out, but unlike similar scripted battles, the fight can go one of two ways. If the Rival loses the battle, (Which is the most likely outcome, as Chika's Nitytelez is holding an Ancient Herb, which allows it to use Speak To The Hand on the first turn, and is of a higher level) you must fight Chika to bring him back to his senses!
Once you defeat Chika, OR the rival defeats him, Chika will suddenly come back into his senses, realizing he's done more damage than good. At the rival's temptation, he admits defeat and tells you the true reason why he's trying to shut down the league: Chika originally came from Paldea, and had a loving family that treated him well. One fateful day, however, when he was watching a gym battle, one of the gym leader's Pokémon went on a rampage after accidently being taunted by the challenger, causing it to destroy the stadium, and his parents. Even though it was an accident, Chika was devastated, and he signed up as an inspector to try to close down the gyms to prevent such an incident happening again, to try and prevent anyone else from being hurt by the Pokémon Gyms. After claiming that he had shut the Gym Challenge down in three unnamed regions before coming here. He apologizes for his troubles, but when he turns to the protesting crowd, it has strangely vanished. He plans to report this to Saiba once he gets the chance to meet him, and wishes you good luck for the next gym, giving you a free Ancient Herb before he leaves. Your rival follows suit, wishing you good luck.
Inspector Chika 4: Marthlattle LV60, Jingoreed LV60, Kartipavo LV60, Nitytelez LV62
Count Maevolent's Palace is more of a maze than a challenge. Along the way, you must fight his butlers, who serve as the gym trainers of the gym, to assemble a key that leads to Count Maevolent himself. However, each butler has a twist, fitting for a Villain: You must fight them under various curses, such as being forced to use a rental team, or having your stats drop. Count Maevolent himself embraces a special curse in which his four Pokémon must be defeated in less than 50 turns, or else his Pokémon's stats will boost by 6!
Villain Gym Leader Count Maevolent: Samátan LV62, Nukzilla LV62, Kiyoria LV62, Feralasubor LV64
Your rewards for defeating Count Maevolent are the Villain Badge and TM 296, World Domination. Count Maevolent will also renounce his villainous ways once he learns that the evil being raised by the Wushido Clan will destroy the world should it be raised, as he realizes that the Clan is unaware of Shijora's true intentions. He promises that he'll call the other gym leaders for help should it come.

Spoiler: To Badge 10!

As if by coincidence, Saiba is present at the lobby of the last gym you choose to face off against, and he congratulates you for making it this far in the gym challenge! However, Chika then arrives and tries to warn Saiba, apologizing for drawing the reason the gyms are here to a wrong conclusion, but then Saiba reveals the awful truth: He has been taken over the protests, because he then reveals himself as an ancient general who was Trayamusa's rival, who was the closest to defeating him long before the Pokémon league was set up! He reveals that Trayamusa and the other gym leaders had not tried to stop the protests because he tricked them into believing they were benefiting their personal lives, showing that he indeed hates gyms because their culture clashed with the ancient culture of Oriva: The modern era would bring something far stronger than him into the equation!
Saiba then sends his protestors after you, but Chika betrays Saiba, who he thought was going to shut the gyms down, by holding them off for you, while you confront Saiba himself! After you defeat Saiba, Trayamusa steps in, having realized he and the other gym leaders had been tricked, and fires Saiba from his position after a stern speech with him, saving the Pokémon League. However, after Saiba flashes a menacing smile, he vanishes, leading to Trayamusa telling you that he was planning to humiliate him by not telling him about the protests until the last second. Then, while he was weakened, Saiba would finish him off, and become the strongest trainer in the world! Now that the protests are over, Trayamusa and Chika wish you good luck for the final gym, wondering where the rival went….
Director Saiba 2: Langsplendor LV63, Third Stage Of The Starter Weak To Your Choice LV63, Prediztor LV64, Srhutan LV65

Chesugor, the Celue Gym Leader, is a gamemaster at heart who has never lost a board game…and his gym challenge is very unique…..in that you must play a game of Shogi with him! You get to go first, and every time you lose a piece, a trainer fights you! If you get checkmated, you must fight a powerful trainer who has a full team of six Shadow-type Pokémon, all of which know their Signature Ancient Moves! Once the Shogi game is over, Chesugor will await your challenge.
Shadow Gym Leader Chesugor: Qijiebing LV64, Xiangightor LV65, Scholimination LV65, Capaojuriot LV65, Queehuorisa LV66, Kingmate LV67
Your rewards for defeating Chesugor are the Shadow Badge and TM 297, Weapon Mastery. You also get a call from Trayamusa, redirecting you to Victory Road!

Spoiler: The Pokémon League

The Pokémon League lies on the top of the Restful Mountain's summit, accessible through Victory Road, which in turn can be accessed through the Restful Caverns. It can be visited at any time, but the guards will not let you in or allow you to Fly there until you have all ten badges. In addition, Victory Road has lots of trainers with full teams of six, with several of them being unavoidable.
Once you reach the entrance after going through Victory Road, your rival will run up to you, congratulating you for saving the Gym Challenge from Saiba. While a bit bummed out that he/she didn't get to help you earlier, he/she tells you the true message of the Pokémon League: That it brings forth not just friends and partners, but also variety and strategy, leading to good, healthy lives. To prove your strength, he/she challenges you with his/her final team, not holding back this time!
Rival Samuel/Celestia 6: Rajinorr/Hayumi LV68, Threskarlet LV68, Shenirage/Biodylia LV68, Phynosca/Okamyubi LV68, Snoozaki LV68, Starter Stage 3 LV70

Then, after defeating him/her, Chika walks up to you, stating that Saiba had not been found anywhere in the league. Having avenged his parents by stopping him, Chika challenges you to a battle as well to prove that he is ready for the next step of his journey, having promised that he will inspect gyms a lot more throughout this time. After you defeat him, Chika and the rival wish you the best of luck in becoming the Pokémon Champion, hoping that you will use the role in a way that does not show power.
Inspector Chika 5: Chahdora LV69, Kartipavo LV69, Clilscara LV70, Jingoreed LV70, Marthlattle LV70, Nitytelez LV71

Oriva's Elite Four, also known as the Four Heavenly Kings, follows the traditional Elite Four formula, in that you must face them all in a row in separate rooms, with a chance to heal using items inbetween. The first Elite Four Member is Avana, a warrior who had tried his best to show that even the blandest of soldiers can show variety: He was supposedly a nobody before he was made an everybody by his amazing survival rate, not suffering a single point of damage during his conquests.
Normal Elite Four Avana: Yuxiarang LV71, Sibyuaria LV71, Scallanseill LV71, Sanrokukera LV71, Mogoda LV73

The second Elite Four Member is known as Haka, a prophet who claims to know the entire history of the Pokémon World. He wonders the reason why there is conflict in the world, wondering if it's related to Pokémon battles, but he will accept your challenge regardless. He starts with his ace, Mohansha, but he will always switch it out on the first turn. Notably, after you defeat him, he tells you that the future he saw recently was empty, and pleads you to find out why it is the case.
Psychic Elite Four Haka: Mohansha LV74, Omitsu LV72, Gyukarach LV72, Shenirage LV72, Goodbight LV72

The third Elite Four Member's title is held by Dhatros, a cruel ice queen who ruled over a kingdom in the north, before she collapsed it herself just to see how it fell. Eventually calming down over fighting countless challengers, she developed a close friendship with the Abominable Ice Titan, mentioning him if you defeated him before, but regardless she still has a cruel mouth when battling you. Supposedly, she originated from the same family heritage as Lorelei of the Kanto Elite Four. Like Haka, Dhatros will open with her ace, Yukatsura, but she'll always switch it out on the first turn.
Ice Elite Four Dhatros: Yukatsura LV75, Qiraurora LV73, Hongshlizzard LV73, Strixkuro LV73, Zhongshizzard LV73

The final elite four member is held by Pakkuvir, who is the brother of Ashikos, the Dragon Wushido Leader. The two used to be best friends before they fought when Ashikos claimed that raising the evil that plagued the Oriva Region would bring Golvhai and Silvhai, their inspirations, back together again. Now, Pakkuvir is a cold, heartless general who does not work for the Wushido Clan after realizing that he had been treating his Pokémon, save for his Yinghuci, like tools, and therefore was against the honours of the Wushido Clan. He comes to his senses somewhat once you defeat him, promising to make amends with Ashikos once the evil has been stopped. He also briefly mentions Golvhai and Silvhai again as you make your leave to the final room, but he does not explain it in full until the postgame.
Dragon Elite Four Pakkuvir: Baodhu LV74, Hantage LV74, Chahdora LV74, Tsendral LV74, Yinghuci LV76

At last, at the very top of the Oriva Region, Trayamusa awaits your challenge. Before you fight him, he asks you why you have undertaken the Gym Challenge to start with: You can type out your reason to do so, and his reaction will depend on what you tell him. However, he will still fight you regardless. Trayamusa is certainly a champion of the ages: His six Pokémon have competitive movesets, max IVs and EVs, held items, and their signature Ancient Moves!
Champion Trayamusa: Jinjkami LV75, Hirarage LV75, Backaró LV75, Dynaeng LV75, Zayokuri LV75, Yorochi/Kanagaror/Kosakuri/Susanoperial LV77 (Whichever one is unavailable in your version)

Defeat Trayamusa, and he congratulates you, believing that you are the first trainer who fought him who actually believed in something other than becoming the Pokémon Champion. For that reason, Trayamusa will vow to help you should an evil rise in the Oriva Region in the future…before he guides you to the Hall of Fame room. There, your team of six are recorded into the Hall of Fame!

CONGRATULATIONS ON ENTERING THE HALL OF FAME! The team you used to defeat Trayamusa all get the Oriva Champion Ribbon! You are then returned to the Pokémon League's entrance and can continue the other paths. You can rechallenge the Elite Four any number of times afterwards, but their levels will not increase until the postgame. They will, however, have different dialog if you challenge them before then!

THE PATH OF HEROES

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PREMIUM FILE 30: THE PATH OF ANCIENTS
At long last, the second of the story paths reveals itself! The Path Of Ancients depicts your journey of helping Chuan regain it's power and memories by defeating the ten Titan Pokémon that have been driven wild by the Wushido Clan, while at the same time, figuring out the truth behind the Guardians....
(NOTE: The ten titans can be fought in any order, but this story assumes that they are done in level order.)

Spoiler: Titan 1: Dash

The Path of Ancients properly begins after Emperor Wuxing gives you Chuan, seemingly to help you get to the Wushido Bases. However, when you exit the palace, Kayven, Chuan's original trainer, arrives and tells you that Chuan had great potential in the past, but had to be depowered and have its memories drained to prevent this power from being misused. His power was split among ten Titan Pokémon, and he tasks you to defeat the ten titans to regain Chuan's full power. This had been explained before back in Wave 3, BUT what was not mentioned, was that Kayven additionally challenges you to a battle to see if you're worthy of keeping Chuan!
Keeper Kayven #1: Shision LV7

After defeating him, Kayven wishes you the best of luck, but then Chuan seems to be aware of something, at the Ginra Landing. There, you get ambushed by a mysterious soldier who claims to be from a land that was long forgotten. He can be challenged at any time, but you will be unable to progress the Path of Ancients beyond defeating the Titans, regaining Chuan's memories, and regaining his powers if he is not defeated. After he is defeated, he mysteriously leaves, claiming that "It was our fault that we were forgotten!"
Guardian Soldier Axos: Yiya/Qilan/Feningo/Sposhi LV10, Hikatanji LV12

The Raging Bug Titan, Honiastic, is located inside the Bamboo Forest, as Kayven tells you when he is defeated. He does not require any special powers to reach.
The Raging Bug Titan, Honiastic LV17: Allies: Apisee LV15, Cyrigumo LV15

Upon defeating one Titan, Chuan will regain its strength, acquiring the ability to charge. He will also recover it's first memory, it's defeat at the hands of an unknown demonic Pokémon. In addition, wild Pokémon will now be able to call for help in battle, functioning almost exactly like Alola's SOS Battles. Kayven will then call you if you've defeated both a Titan and Guardian Soldier Axos, redirecting you back to Chuan's stable and Xiwang. There, Kayven will tell you the story of the box mascot, explaining how it used to hold peace upon Oriva with the other three guardians, before their clashing ideals led to a thousand year war that made them all forgotten. He will then tell you of the festivals that are held in its honor today, as previously told in Wave 10. However, he thinks that the rising ideals of the citizens recently means that one of them is coming back soon….

Spoiler: Titan 2: Swim

The second Titan, Godyo, lies within the Yinying Woods, initially reporting to his master about the negativity in the region. When you approach him, however, he turns to face you, and upon Chuan's growls, Godyo tells you that he is not a Titan, but rather the right hand man to the evil that the Wushido Clan is trying to raise, though he does not tell you his name. He questions why you are defeating the Titans, explaining that Chuan was built for a greater purpose, before he fights you! Even though you cannot catch him until the postgame, this is where his Nature, IVs, and shininess are determined.
The Tyrannical Dark Titan, Godyo LV24: Allies: Bampoa LV22, Koiwn LV22, Creston LV22, Firon LV22, Shapasu LV22

Once Godyo is defeated, he'll flee, promising that they'll meet again soon…Upon defeating two Titans, Chuan will regain his strategy, granting the ability to walk on water, as well as another lost memory, that he was drained of his powers by Godyo himself, which contradicts what Kayden said earlier. When Kayden contacts you, however, he doesn't believe you…..

Spoiler: Titan 3: Climb

The Shining Light Titans, Kosenwoe and Minowoe, lie at the U-Isipu Clearing, at a shrine where Chuan once rode upon for a currently unknown reason. They require no special powers to reach, but the area around them has a lot of Hinowillas and Ookyoshus that can be bypassed by walking on the nearby river. You must fight both of them at once, with one Titan calling in it's allies after the other is defeated!
The Shining Light Titans, Kosenwoe and Minowoe LV28: Kosenwoe's allies: Dajian LV26, Dimao LV26: Minowoe's allies: Selanter LV26, Badmangel LV26

Upon defeating the third titan, Chuan will regain it's determination, and stops showing any signs of shyness, though it still likes to serve as a steed than a battler. The third lost memory depicts Chuan being thrown by an unknown force into a battlefield dominated by the evil that the Wushido Clan is trying to raise, before a mysterious man approaches it, those shadow reminds you of Kayven. Chuan will also regain the ability to climb up walls and cliffs.
Kayven then appears again, congratulating you that you're helping Chuan get his memories back. He just investigated the stable he was held in, and it was actually a temple that he thinks was a safe haven managed by the box art mascot to keep Chuan safe from harm until it chose it's new owner. You then hear the Legendary Pokémon's cry, but Kayven doesn't hear it. However, he will challenge you to an optional battle to see how well you've raised your Pokémon. The prize for winning is a free TM298, which contains Stagger, which Kayden thinks you'll need soon…..
Keeper Kayven #2: Honiastic LV27, Shisulunge LV27, Ngucii/Qigilen/Huafowl/Guiroshi LV28 (Whichever one you can obtain in your version)

Spoiler: Titan 4: Glide

The Abominable Ice Titan, Yexueruu, lies in a cave within the Restful Mountains, and will cause peridocial avalanches that must be dodged with a dash. On top of having powerful support Pokémon, Yexueruu has Max EVs and IVs in Attack, meaning it hits really, really, REALLY hard! It is recommended to use moves such as Stagger, Substitute, and Protect to stall away his attacks.
The Abominable Ice Titan, Yexueruu LV35: Allies: Yukonnba LV33, Urasno LV33

Upon defeating the fourth Titan, Chuan will regain its tenacity, as well as a memory depicting it eating at a stable while the same mysterious man appears again, perhaps as the gifts it gave to him. It also regains the ability to glide across the sky, but then a cryptic message speaks out to you….
…And you fall unconscious, awakening in your mind, where the guardian assiocated with your version decides to challenge you by ending a ghostly copy of it to you! This is also where the box art legendary reveals itself in physical form, and therefore where it's IVs, Nature, and shininess are determined. The illusion is uncatchable, and will always use its signature move on turn 5.
Illusionary Guardian: Kitorr/Minillion/Azwryu/Nisiga LV35

After defeating the illusion, you are congratulated by your efforts, deciding that you might be worthy to carry on "His footseps" after all…As you awaken from the dream, you are met by Kayven again. You have no memories of the dream, but Kayven states that he thinks that there are three sacred shrines that Chuan once gathered it's hopes and dreams from, and tells you that you should visit the first of these, The Shrine Of The Rising Horse, once you defeat the next Titan. But as Kayven leaves, he flashes a menacing smile….

Spoiler: Titan 5: Dive

The Conductive Sound Titans, Xianruan, Shassxun, and Whisyurno, lie at the centre of the Sacred Lake playing an orchestra to a massive horde of wild Sound-type Pokémon that must be battled first to get to them. Actually getting to the centre of the lake requires the ability to cross water. Upon noticing you, they'll attack you, and you must fight all three of them at once: Whisyurno is the main damage dealer, Xianruan serves as the supporter with Heal Pulse and Toxic, and Shassxun will frequently use Follow Me every turn. Once two of them have been defeated, the last one will start calling in allies.
The Conductive Sound Titans, Xianruan, Shassxun, and Whisyurno LV40: Allies: Hayumi LV38, Guzapzither LV38 (The same allies are summoned by the last)

Upon defeating five Titans, Chuan will regain its honour, and will gain the ability to dive underwater to access new areas. This time, it's lost memory decipts the mysterious man escorting it away from a certain familiar menace. Kayven then approaches you, congratulating you for defeating half of the Titans, and instructs you to head for the Shrine Of The Rising Horse at once. You can still defeat the other Titans, but you cannot proceed the story of the Path of Ancients without clearing the shrine first.

With Chuan's ability to dive underwater, you can dive underneath the Shrine Of The Rising Horse's moat and access the chamber inside behind the previously locked door. The chamber itself consists of a parkour puzzle using all of Chuan's skills so far, climbing up long shafts before gliding to the other side, all while fighting powerful wild Pokémon. Once you make to the end, you witness a tablet depicting the thousand year war that led to the four Guardian Pokémon being forgotten…but strangely, Chuan is missing from it. You do, however, find a key item called the Rising Horse's Reigns, but when you take it outside to Kayven, he has no memory of them ever existing, though he does wonder why the tablet did not have Chuan inside of it, because otherwise he would have brought the war to an end….However, suddenly, you get a call from Emperor Wuxing, telling you that he's under attack!

Spoiler: Titan 6: Jump

Heading back to Xiwang, you see Wuxing under attack by several guardian soldiers who demand to know where Chuan is, blaming him for the legendary Pokémon's disappearance! Fortunately, the emperor is not useless: He has already defeated most of the soldiers, and you assist in battling one soldier who is going for a different target: Chuan's Stable! Upon defeating the soldier, who tells you that the Legendary Guardian Pokémon is not going to like this, Wuxing tells you a slight truth: He wondered why the soldier was attacking the stable, because that was not where Chuan was originally raised at…in fact, he tells you that Chuan had been raised for…millenniums?
Guardian Soldier Lijing: Shaanda LV37, Hyakueyez LV38, Hyenalayas LV39, Gakuenutter LV41

The All-Knowing Psychic Titan, Kohanjii is located at the Mystery Jungle near Gelias, and requires both walking on water and climbing to reach him. However, to get him to appear, you must first help a group of playwrights, who were a former collage of Kohanjii before he went berserk, make sure that their play of "Iroeiri otogizōshi" goes well, which depicts how this Kohanjii became the way he was today (See Kohanjii's entry on Wave 35) During the play, Kohanjii himself will send several wild Psychic-type Pokémon at you that you must defeat to make sure the play goes on successfully. Once the play comes to an end, Kohanjii will appear before you, before teleporting to the Mystery Jungle to await your challenge. Incidentally, he is fought in an area that resembles the location where he was murdered by the showman.
The All-Knowing Psychic Titan, Kohanjii LV46: Allies: Hinnachobbo LV44, Rachirina LV44

Upon defeating the sixth Titan, Chuan will regain its friendship, overall becoming a lot more friendly with you, as well as the ability to double jump in the air. It's lost memory depicts it seeing several children grow up into old men and then perish, supposedly the ones who helped raise it, with the final child stopping at a certain age, supposedly Kayven. Kayven then calls you again, telling you that Chuan should be ready for the second shrine, the Shrine Of The Determined Horse, where it's determination used to be stored within.

With Chuan's new double jump ability, as well as it's ability to glide for much further, you can access the Shrine Of The Determined horse's door, which leads into a chamber where you must break rocks to free up fans that will help Chuan glide further and further. The back chamber this time depicts what appears to be a "Forbidden Weapon" that the people used to drive back the legendary Pokémon of the game version, supposedly to avoid it's wrath. Oddly, the man in the centre reminds you of Emperor Wuxing…you find another Key Item inside, the Determed Reins, but once again Kayven does not recognize them when you bring them outside…but when you mention the Forbidden Weapon, Kayven realizes that and runs off without a trace, claiming that you made a mistake!

Spoiler: Titan 7: Shrink

The Guiding Fairy Titan, Zhilxii, is located deep inside Magicant, and requires gliding to reach her. To get into Magicant itself, you must first obtain the Onyx Hook through a quest in Yindros, where you must help the mayor have sweet dreams by helping him fend off a Wolkhmlasu that has been giving his fellow citizens nightmares every night, before defeating the Welgroov that has the Onyx Hook, which had also been suffering from the Wolkhmlasu's nightmares. Once you have the hook, use it at the conch shell at the Entrance To Dreams to enter Magicant, which is contained in the dreams of the Guardian Pokémon corresponding to your version. Zhilxii herself knows Recover, so it is important to bring in a Pokémon that can deal a lot of damage!
The Guiding Fairy Titan, Zhilxii LV53: Allies: Hunangzi LV51, Goodbight LV51

Upon defeating seven Titans, Chuan will regain it's knowledge, as well as the ability to shrink into small spaces. The lost memory depicts the mysterious man, about to perish, writing in a strange diary…Kayven then calls you, seemingly apologizing for his behaviour earlier, and invites you back to Xiwang where a festival held in honor of the Guardian Pokémon of your version is being held!

Upon arriving, you then take part in a festival activity which differs by version. In Pokémon North, it is a samurai match where you must face three trainers in a row, each one specializing in a move category. In Pokémon South, it is a timed challenge where you must throw items into a giant bonfire to keep it alight. In Pokémon East, it is a fishing minigame where you must hook up a Scombtou which you then must battle. And in Pokémon West, it is a game of micro-sized Shogi. Finally, Kayven challenges you to a battle to prove your skills. Upon being defeated, Kayven will wish you good luck, hoping that after the next Titan, you can enter the final shrine. But then, Emperor Wuxing approaches you, talking about the "Forbidden Weapon", and how it should only be used if the Legendary Pokémon of your version was to ever run wild again…however, as he turns to leave, he mutters that the Forbidden Weapon didn't really end the war after all…..
Keeper Kayven #3: Honiastic LV52, Balanlongg/Qiraurora/Fengphuang/Linggaroshi LV52, Yorkyranusi LV52, Dynaslucia LV52, Shisyukyuan LV54

Spoiler: Titan 8: Charge

The Misleading Flying Titan, Nyússet, is located inside the Kaseki Jungle, and could actually be seen when you first entered the jungle from Boulder Canyon. However, as a nearby traveller warns you, it will be too strong for you unless your Pokémon are at it's level or higher (The traveller suggests you wait until you get 8 badges to challenge him!) Nyússet has max IVs and EVs in speed, making it very hard to outrun, on top of the fact that both of it's allies know Follow Me.
The Misleading Flying Titan, Nyússet LV60: Allies: Garjada LV58, Chalkongqi LV58

Upon defeating eight Titans, Chuan will regain its grit, and it's dash upgrade will upgrade further to be able to break the largest of rocks. It's lost memory depicts it looking over the people, who shower it gifts: Notably, all four Guardian Pokémon are seen watching it! Kayven then approaches you, congratulating you for nearly getting Chuan's powers and memories back. Of course, when you tell him about the fact he saw FOUR guardians, Kayven is shocked, as he only recalls there ever being one guardian, telling you about a distant land that served as it's home, contained within the King's Border, which is an artificial land designed by Wuxing to keep it's power from spreading across the world. However, permission to access the inside of the King's Border is strictly forbidden except to the noblest of men, and those who do go inside never return. He then tells you that with the powers Chuan has got, it could be time to clear the last shrine, the Shrine Of The Sleeping Horse, which might have some clues to further claim this point for real….

With Chuan's shrinking ability and upgraded dash, you can get inside the Shrine Of The Sleeping Horse, those interior chamber is laced with shrinking walls and rolling boulders that must be dashed through. There are also a lot of wild Blokvisibls and Snoozakis inside, as well as Tapreams if you're playing Pokémon North or South. After shrinking to get through a tiny passage, you enter the forbidden chamber inside, you find a painting which decipts this very land, depicting the land in which the Guardian Pokémon lies, with the forbidden weapon within it's claws. As you obtain the final reigns, the Sleeping Reigns, you hear a massive roar…before this painting is smashed open by the Guardian Pokémon, who tells you, in a cryptic voice in your mind, to head to the shrine where it was once worshipped: The Shrine Of The Guardians!

Spoiler: Titan 9: Waterfall

However, as you approach the shrine, another Guardian Soldier approaches you! (But only if you have cleared the Shrine Of The Sleeping Horse!) He claims that you must not discover the sacred land of the Guardian Pokémon, stating that it not only would bring Armageddon upon Oriva, but there exists a leader within that is planning something big, though he quickly tells you that it is not world domination or raising Shijora. He also briefly mentions the Forbidden Weapon, stating that if the three reigns were ever to be made, power and madness would be granted to it's wielder! Before he fights you, he states that there is only one person who can combine the reins….After you defeat him, he briefly mentions how the Guardian Pokémon is being used as a puppet by it's own soldiers as he leaves.
Guardian Soldier Zhou: Oshidarin LV58, Hookamanis LV58, >UowoU< LV58, Sphinthune LV59, Bixavhinku LV61

The Ancient Mythical Titan, Niultair, a false god who defied the Guardian Pokémon in the past and tried to take the role as ruler of Oriva when they all vanished, lies at the centre of the shrine, filled with guardians similar to the ones found in the Wushido Bases. However, using Chuan's shrinking ability to access a parkour course can bypass the guardians themselves. As you approach the Mythical Titan, it tells you that that for a time, Oriva was without a Legendary Pokémon to rule it, but at the same time, the people learned that they did not need to rely on the Legendary Pokémon's blessings to live out their lives in Oriva. Like Godyo said earlier, he questions why you are bringing the Legendary Pokémon back, stating that it would only make history repeat itself. Niultair then lunges at you…if you have not yet revealed the Guardian Pokémon by defeating four of more titans, you must fight him, but it'll be a mistake you'll end up regretting: He has max IVs in every stat, and has max EVs in Attack and Speed, as well as a competitive moveset! Fortunately, he does not call any allies, as they all abandoned him during his attempts to take over.
(If thought as one of the first four titans) The Ancient Mythical Titan, Niultair LV65 (Has no allies)

However, if you have defeated four or more Titans, the legendary guardian of your version intercepts the attack, before questioning what Niultair is doing in their shrine. When it mentions that the people realized they didn't need them to survive, the Legendary Pokémon states that Niultair hasn't changed, before defeating him for you! It tells you that Niultair was once a fellow student in its sacred land, managed by a group of soldiers and guardians still loyal to them. However, Niultair convinced the guardian to use the Legendary Pokémon for the greater good in an effort to try and have the people of Oriva rely on them again, a ruse to get rid of them both! With the traitor now defeated, the Legendary Pokémon then fights you for real to see how well you've developed as a trainer.
(Otherwise) The Ancient Mythical Titan, Kitorr/Minillion/Azwryu/Nisiga LV65 (Has no allies)

Upon being defeated, the Legendary Pokémon congratulates your skill, telling you that you might have what it takes to head for the sacred land, provided that you defeat the last titan, it's personal student at the Temple Of The Guardians. However, when it finally sees Chuan, it is shocked: Apparently, not only did the guardian Pokémon have no role in its creation, but it also never recalls seeing Chuan in their life! However, Chuan then regains its ninth lost memory, as well as its authority and the ability to climb waterfalls: It depicts the mysterious man having a conversation with the Legendary Pokémon about how it has done a cruel deed, saying that they will end up regretting it. But then, Godyo rushes in, furious that Chuan has almost regained its full power! Stating the Guardian Pokémon was a mere footstool compared to Chuan itself, he challenges you to a battle! Upon being defeated, Godyo flies off, stating that the next time they meet will be their last, claiming that you cannot stop the rise of Shijora no matter how hard you try, and even if Chuan's power is fully restored, it won't make a difference! However, as he flies off, he drops a mysterious Asylum Keystone that you pick up. The Legendary Guardian will also gift you with TM 299, Re-Awaken, before wishing you the best of luck with the final titan.
The Revenge: Godyo LV66 (Has no allies)

Spoiler: Titan 10: Battle

The last Titan of them all, the Guardian Normal Titan, lies at the centre of the Temple Of The Guardians, the place where people once worshipped the Guardian Pokémon for its inner blessings. Getting to the Temple itself requires Chuan's abilities to shrink, charge through boulders, and dive underwater, while his climbing and gliding skills are needed to get through several guardian soldiers. In addition, according to your version of the game, the Temple will have different traps and conditions. North has fog machines that obscure your view and Sandstorm chambers, South is constantly under Sunny Day, and has flamethrowers, East is completely flooded and has dragon statues that breathe out blue flames, and West has icy floor puzzles and is constantly under Snowscape. Finally, after getting through everything, it is a straight walk to the titan himself, a very huge Arktasli! But something's off about it, especially when you consider its moveset, which consists of Giga Impact, Swords Dance, Snowscape, and Leer!
The Guardian Normal Titan Part 1, Arktasli LV70 (Has no allies)

However, upon defeating the Arktasli, Chuan tries to regain its power but fails, indicating it was an ordinary Arktasli the whole time. After it flees, the REAL Titan will reveal itself and challenge you! It tells you that it is the right hand man to the Guardian Pokémon, wondering that if you fell for the Arktasli's trick, you could fall to any kind of obvious trick! Regardless, it hopes that you will put up a fight that will surpass the thousand year war, confirming that it was indeed because of the Guardian Pokémon's differing ideals, which have been passed down to the guardian solder who know lies at the centre of the land.
NORTH: Normal Titan Part 2, Linggaroshi LV70: Allies: Gokemboo LV67, Whumpback LV68
SOUTH: Normal Titan Part 2, Fengphuang LV70: Allies: Yangwei LV67, Gymera LV68
EAST: Normal Titan Part 2, Balanlongg LV70: Allies: Shenirage LV67, Nihoshowina LV68
WEST: Normal Titan Part 2, Qiraurora LV70: Allies: Scombtou LV67, Scorchurin LV68

Upon defeating the last Titan, Chuan fully regains its memories and powers, now remembering about how it lost against Shijora in the past. Now capable of combat again (By converting it from a mount into a Pokémon that starts at level 35 and back) it lets of a radiant neigh that reveals the sacred passage past the King's Border to the Guardian Pokémon's forbidden world. However, it has been sealed by a lock that requires the forbidden weapon to destroy! Emperor Wuxing then calls you, telling you to return to Xiwang instantly now that Chuan is at full strength. He also states that ever since you saw the Guardian Pokémon at the temple, Kayven has not been seen anywhere…..

Spoiler: The Kingdom of the Guardian

However, when you return to Xiwang, the emperor's guards tell you that you seemingly caused the doom of Oriva itself, but before they can arrest you, Emperor Wuxing rescues you against his guard's orders, and rushes you inside while you ride on Chuan! Inside the temple, after locking the doors to his soldiers, who call him a coward, Emperor Wuxing harshly reveals the truth: The thousand year war that the four Guardian Pokémon took part in ended with the Guardian of your version KILLING the others, before purging their souls with the forbidden weapon, which was it's actual purpose! He tells you that the weapon is indeed made with the three reins and the keystone, and that it was previously held by Chuan itself, who thought it would help him slay Shijora for good. However, when nothing happened, Chuan viciously broke apart the weapon, which had been a gift from it's fellow followers. Upon this happening, the four Guardian Pokémon started to argue: seeing a Legendary Pokémon reject a gift meant that the four could no longer trust each other, as they could possibly reject their own gifts at any moment. Before Wuxing forges the forbidden weapon, he challenges you to a fight, partially to pardon you of your wrongly accused crime, but also to see if you are truly worthy of wielding the weapon, and showing it's true purpose that Chuan failed to notice.
Emperor Wuxing: Xiyquorii LV68, Orizurushrami LV67, Srhutan L68, Bruhperial LV70, Huamperoraka LV71

After being defeated, Emperor Wuxing congratulates you, not expecting that you would defeat the ten titans and regain Chuan's power, considering if you might be more powerful than him. Then, combining the three reins with the keystone, Emperor Wuxing forges the forbidden weapon, TM 300: Final Asylum, which he will then give to you. He then reveals that Chuan is the source of the Ancient Move phenomenon, and that when they are wielded in your hands, nothing is impossible. As his final gift, after he pleads you to not just make sure that everyone believes in the guardian Pokémon again, but also to stop Shijora for good, he gives you the Master Ball, which he had been given as a gift from Trayamusa himself. He tells you to use it wisely, noting it's ability to catch any Pokémon without fail. Afterwards, after addressing his city one last time, Wuxing quietly leaves through the door after having one last look at Chuan. You do not hear from him again in this story path, and it is heavily implied that he had been overthrown the instant he left the temple.

But when you had outside, Kayven menacingly approaches you! He congratulates you for piecing the clues together, before he reveals the truth…he is actually working for Shijora! …Well, after an evil speech, he states that he USED to. He tells you that, one thousand years ago, when the world was first destroyed by Shijora, Chuan sealed him away inside the Oblivion Sphere. But when he began to leave, Chuan was caught off guard by Godyo, who erased his memories and sealed his powers away! But having already felt slight guilt for watching the world he was raised in be wiped away, Kayven's oldest grandfather could not bear to watch Shijora's rival be defeated…without honour. It was at this point he knew Shijora had become evil in the WRONG way, he had become evil without a purpose! Betraying Shijora and Godyo, he got onto Chuan and rode it against his will to the village that would eventually become Xiwang, and he spent the rest of his life making sure that Chuan would not be spotted by Godyo again. When he was about to perish, he wrote his adventures on a journal that Kayven had kept the whole time: He had been feigning his lack of knowledge to not only have you defeat the ten Titans for him and regain all of Chuan's powers, but also to try and see if Shijora would come and defeat Chuan with honour this time, hoping that with a fair fight, the two would realize each other's strengths and make up. But having realized that the Wushido Clan doesn't care about Shijora's personality, Kayven challenges you to a battle to see who is worthy to keep Chuan!
Kayven #4: Honiastic LV70, Acolchon LV70, Balanlongg/Qiraurora/Fengphuang/Linggaroshi LV70, Yorkyranusi LV70, Dynaslucia LV70, Shisyukyuan LV72

Upon being defeated, Kayven apologizes for what he has done, realizing that Shijora will never be on the good side again, and finally decides to help fight against him. In a dramatic moment, he has Chuan, in his last command before permanently putting him in your care, destroy the journal, bringing the grandfather's secrets to his grave. Then, he thanks you for regaining Chuan's power, and gives him to you. You can now give Chuan a nickname, but you still cannot trade him.

But then, a mysterious voice swells across the land, before the Legendary Pokémon of your version appears before you, telling you that it is time to be remembered again! Flying off to the King's Border, you can now use the Forbidden Weapon to break the seal and head inside the Guardian's domain! This is where the climax of the path differs from each version, but the homestretch remains the same: You and Kayven battle two Warriors in a row followed by their master in a tag battle, before you fight the Guardian in a single battle. Then, you face off against the box mascot in a final battle, where it must be caught in order to end the path. The box mascot, once caught, will have full IVs, and will always obey you no matter how many badges you have.

In Pokémon North, you enter the Black Canyon, a massive canyon that has a lot of rocks to break, as well as giant walls that must climbed on top of to progress. Making your way to the temple with the use of Chuan's gliding abilities, Kayven runs up to you, who tells you that he saw Kitorr in the temple itself. Inside, Genbu, the Guardian Of The Black Tortoise, is trying to use Kitorr's magical mist to envelop the world in an endless sleep, thinking it will bring eternal peace to the land, as he used to keep things at his own pace, but was appalled when the people of the Oriva Region used their own paces instead. He hoped that by only waking certain people up, he would use them to form a new civilization where no-one rushed ahead. After you and Kayven defeat his warriors, Genbu raises you up to a massive rock platform, where he must be defeated for the fate of all pace! After his defeat, Genbu realizes the errors of his ways, knowing a world where everyone sleeps forever is a ghost town. After you smash an eternal shell with Chuan's charge, which is powered by the North itself, Kitorr soon realizes that he will continue to be used for evil for the sake of everyone's pace, and requests that you catch him to prevent that from happening.
NORTH:
Tortoise Warrior Erya: Jarlaris LV71, Heilossius LV71, Cyrpishen LV71, Susokami LV71, Jackpot LV73
Tortoise Warrior Reko: Kohanii LV72, Buzkarushu LV72, Yubaizer LV72, Mikiánzé LV74
Tortoise Warrior Master Aka: Hidzhangyu LV73, Goodbight LV73, Whumpback LV73, Acolchon LV74, Kanagaror LV75
Genbu, Guardian of The Black Tortoise: Wujiustra LV75, Gymera LV75, Tigadao LV75, Tyujin LV75, Zhulianaral LV75, Linggaroshi LV77
THE BOX ART LEGENDARY: Kitorr LV70

In South, you enter the Vermillion Volcano, the Oriva Region's only active volcano! As you chase Minillion to the temple at the back, it will rain down fire that must avoided, as well as feather storms that require shrinking to avoid. After gliding across into the heart of the volcano, where the temple awaits, you and Kavyen power through the Eagle Warriors, before facing off against their leader, Suzaku, a beautiful warrior princess who once led a regal life when she was a little girl. However, after she saw her city get burnt to the ground by a horde of dissenting citizens, ruining her royal life, this, on top of the fact she blamed the local villagers for making the four Guardian Pokémon fight each other, meant she saw little use for humanity, planning to use the Forbidden Weapon to control Minillion against its will and burn the entire Oriva Region to the ground to refresh it anew. In a sea of flames, she battles you to try and get the final weapon off you! However, upon being defeated, she realizes that such calamities would have been avoided if everyone worked together, and requests that you catch Minillion to erase her nightmares forever, stating that the flames that consumed her city resembled that of Minillion's. After Minillion congratulates you for regaining Chuan's memories, warning that it will lose its speech if its caught, it will allow you to battle it!
SOUTH:
Eagle Warrior Feng: Kohanii LV71, Rachirina LV71, Heilossius LV71, Tsutsumi LV71, Shibakoyn LV73
Eagle Warrior Huang: Sherproved LV72, Monula LV72, Susokami LV72, Gymera LV74
Eagle Warrior Master Terta: Xanzangott LV73, Goodbight LV73, Mikiánzé LV73, Acolchon LV74, Yorochi LV75
Suzaku, Guardian of the Vermillion Bird: Volcaterasu LV75, Faragraph LV75, Buliscream LV75, Azshura LV75, Bixie And Wujifan LV75, Fengphuang LV77
THE BOX ART LEGENDARY: Minillion LV70

In East, you enter the Azure Dragon Palace, a massive temple that lies underneath the deepest point of the ocean, requiring you to dive in and out of the waters to access the heart of it. Unlike the other three versions, each Dragon Warrior is faced at a separate point, though you still meet up with Kayven at each point to battle them together! At the end lies Seiryū, Guardian of the Azure Dragon, who is actually Kayven's father who used Azwryu's power to both feign his death and regain his age. He scolds Kayven for letting loose the secrets of the Ancient Moves, and is horrified to learn that you are now owning Chuan. Anxious that history might repeat itself and Chuan might lose his powers again, he turns into an azure dragon, planning to fuse with Azwryu to destroy the Oblivion Sphere before it can release Shijora, unaware that if the sphere is broken by anyone but Shijora, all of his calamities will be released upon the land. After chasing him down with Chuan and catching him, Seiryū will challenge you to a battle. Upon being defeated, he realizes that you are the true wielder of not just Chuan, but also Azwryu, knowing that if Shijora saw Azwryu, he too would have his memories erased. After renconcling with Kayven, Azwryu allows himself to be caught in battle. Catching Azwryu undoes his magic on Seiryū, and after he tells Kayven that he can make a future for the world, he fades away at last.
EAST:
Dragon Warrior Xin: Jackpot LV71, Monula LV71, Doubldai LV71, Kohanii LV71, Sherproved LV73
Dragon Warrior Wei: Saojampox LV72, Sutaró LV72, Shibakoyn LV72, Cyrpishen LV74
Dragon Warrior Master Keskal: Buzkarushu LV73, Mikiánzé LV73, Jarlaris LV73, Acolchon LV74, Kosakuri LV75
Seiryū, Guardian of the Azure Dragon: Yuwiani LV75, Hantage LV75, Xioamalliz LV75, Shanxyu LV75, Yangwei LV75, Balanlongg LV77
THE BOX ART LEGENDARY: Azwryu LV70

In West, you enter the White Glacier, a massive mountain that is taller than the Restful Mountains themselves! You must climb up the glacier with all of Chuan's skills, and at some points you'll have to defeat some Fire-type Pokémon to unfreeze waterfalls to proceed upwards. Once you reach the temple at the top, Kayven will meet up with you and join you in defeating the Tiger Warriors that guard the way to the frozen throne. Inside, you meet Nisiga with Baihu, Guardian of the Yellow Tiger, who it blames for forcing it to kill the other Guardian Pokémon….But Baihu has sinister plans. He enjoyed it when the four Guardian Pokémon waged their thousand year war, and he wants to restart it so that everyone would know the importance of combat! Ambushing you and stealing the Forbidden Weapon, he taps onto the powers of Kitorr, Minillion, and Azwryu and fills Nisiga with their power, driving it berserk! You then must calm Nisiga down by riding Chuan and throwing balms made by Kayven himself at it. After calming Nisiga down, it seemingly runs off, Angering Baihu, who then battles you for the Forbidden Weapon! After he is defeated and you get the weapon back, he claims that it won't matter, because centuries from now, another war will begin anyway, but Kayven doubts it. As he descends into laughter, Nisiga suddenly reappears and knocks Baihu away, and Kayven realizes that the power he blessed upon it is too much for him to return to his roots…and, with a heavy heart, he asks you to catch him to make sure he doesn't destroy anything else!
WEST:
Tiger Warrior Garin: Xanzangott LV71, Saojampox LV71, Yubaizer LV71, Tsutsumi LV71, Sutaró LV73
Tiger Warrior Ky Lán: Rachirina LV72, Doubldai LV72, Jarlaris LV72, Hidzhangyu LV74
Tiger Warrior Master Savalgra: Monula LV73, Jackpot LV73, Scorchurin LV73, Acolchon LV74, Susanoperial LV75
Baihu, Guardian of the Yellow Tiger: Yukatsura LV75, Guan Tigris LV75, Scombtou LV75, Vehirotron LV75, Flarrbalist LV75, Qiraurora LV77
THE BOX ART LEGENDARY: Nisiga LV70

Regardless, after you exit to the King's Border, Godyo reappears before you one last time, furious that you not only have Chuan, but also the Guardian Pokémon! You then ride Chuan one last time for a final chase, where, powered by the Guardian, you must ram Godyo three times while avoiding his attacks. After this, it will create a massive firework that will illuminate the whole Oriva Region, inspiring everyone! Kayven comes to close at you, knowing that this meant that the Guardian Pokémon has finally returned to the land, and asks you to take good care of the box mascot, knowing that without conflict, and thus without danger, no-one would ever learn. He also informs you that due to his ability to keep on going despite the odds or his past, he has been elected as Xiwang's new ruler. He looks at Chuan one last time, knowing that when the time comes for him to get revenge on Shijora, he will be there to help him.

CONGRATULATIONS!!! The team you used to catch the box art legendary all gain a special ribbon those appearance depends on which version you are playing, before you are returned to Xiwang fully pardoned, where you can continue the other paths. If you go back to the temple within the domain, you'll encounter the Saku Guy, a relative of Fiore's Drowsy Guy/Drowzee Man who will allow you to replay the closing events starting from when you confront the Warriors. In addition, you can rematch the Guardians once per day: Genbu and Suzaku are at their respective temples, Seiryú's soul can be found at the Shadow Forest, and Baihu, who's now under the care of Shoukour, is at Donra Village, although for the latter two, a sidequest must first be done to unlock the rematch.

THE PATH OF ANCIENTS

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[UberTrainerChinaZero]

PREMIUM FILE 31: THE PATH OF WARRIORS
Behold, the third and seemingly last story path shows itself! This path details your conquest against the Wushido Clan, to try and stop them from raising Shijora no matter what...but what could lie within the hearts of Oriva's evil team?
(NOTE: The ten Wushido Bases can be done in any order, but this file assumes that they are done in level order)

Spoiler: Base 1

Quoth Wave 8, abeit slightly modified with new information….
"The Wushido Clan, often commonly known as the Wusho Clan or Team Wushido, is Oriva's villainous team. Their leader, Odamusa, had experienced a calamity in the past that changed their view of the world, and they believe that only by reviving Shijora can help them regain that reality, unaware of the amount of lives they'll claim doing so. Their grunts and commanders are both federal samurais who, unlike other villainous teams, still take good care of their Pokémon, rather than viewing them as tools, though they still perform nefarious acts in an effort to get the materials necessary to revive Shijora."
Although Emperor Wuxing tasks you with disbanding the Wushido Clan by defeating the ten bases, being the reason why he gave you Chuan, the Path of Warriors properly begins after you save Sage Trilor (Who refuses to give out his identity here) from the Wushido Soldier, and gives you the Ancient Band, allowing you to use the Ancient Moves. This soldier briefly tells you the schemes of the Wushido Clan as he flees after being defeated, warning you that you will not be able to stop them from reviving the evil that terrorized the region, though he does not tell you the true reason on why they're doing so. Sage Trilor, however, leaves shortly after giving you the Ancient Band.
Wushido Soldier Yamalk: Saibat LV8, Sogol LV9

The first Wushido Base is located in the Bog Of Wu Nia, as Wuxing had told you earlier. However, as you approach your first Wushido Base, no matter which one you choose, you suddenly get ambushed by a Wushido Member who is different depending on the version you play, though they will all battle you after introducing themselves. In Pokémon North, you'll face Sectura, one of the Wushido Clan's greatest ninjas, In Pokémon South, you'll fight Aelis, a performer who serves as a moodmaker for the Wushido Clan, In Pokémon East, you'll face Wikuros, the lead strategist, while in Pokémon West, you'll fight Tugros, who is currently studying the history of the Wushido Clan. They will all leave after you defeat them, promising that they'll meet you again.
Great Ninja Sectura #1: Tanisha LV13, Manteach LV15
Performer Aelis #1: Lasori LV13, Cherishama LV15
Head Strategist Wikuros #1: Pheaswin LV13, Titey LV15
Historian Tugros #1: Yoni LV13, Hatchil LV15

A recap on how the Wushido Bases work, from wave 33:
"When you enter a Wushido Base, you must go through a maze in a limited amount of time: If time runs out before you make it to the leader, the guardians will be unleashed, very powerful uncatchable wild Pokémon that will most likely defeat the entire party if they catch the player. Each Wushido Base has a unique trap within it that will delay the player as long as possible, as well as several Wushido grunts who will battle the player on sight. The stronger the Wushido Base, the more complicated the mazes get!
When you make it to the Wushido commander itself, he challenges you to a single battle! Once all of his Pokémon have been defeated, he'll send out a piece of the evil that once terrorized the Oriva Region in the past, that the Wushido Clan is trying to revive: This piece is infused with the energy of the Ancient Moves themselves. They fight like normal Pokémon would, but have lots of HP just like Titan Pokémon: Their typing is always the same as the Wushido Base it is in. They also possess one of the original 90 Ancient Moves, usually one that covers their greatest weakness. Defeat the monster, and the Wushido Base will be destroyed!"

Being likely the first Wushido Base you come across, the Poison Wushido Base has very little traps within it, beyond giant snake statues that will hold you in place for a few seconds if they bite you. It is lead by Poison Leader Kubira, a majordomo who was believed to have been bitten by an Elapguarr and reincarnated as a human.
Poison Leader Kubira: Cobazi LV18, Piece of Shijora LV20
Every Wushido Base you destroy will unlock new TMs to be crafted for the TM machine. However, as you leave your first Wushido Base, the version exclusive member approaches you once more, warning you that the Wushido will not appreciate the fact that you destroyed one of their bases, and will no longer hold back against you. (Both Sectura and Wikuros say it with honor, but Aelis and Tugros seem to be rather reluctant speaking them, with Tugros being the most reluctant in saying it) However, before they leave, they will give you a Camping Kit, allowing you to set up Pokémon Camps!

Spoiler: Base 2

As you approach the second Wushido Base, Sage Trilor appears before you again, pointing out that despite their ruthless wile, the Wushido Clan is still taking good care of their Pokémon. He wonders if they are trying to use the power of the Ancient Moves to raise the evil that plagued Oriva, pointing out that evil must be raised for a reason. Before he departs, he gives you a free Ancient Scarf.
The Fighting Wushido Base is located at Boulder Canyon, and has swinging punching bags that will send you back a large distance if they hit you. Fighting Leader Ruthing, a powerful samurai who excels in close range combat, and supposedly could keep up with powerful fighting-type Pokémon, serves as the leader.
Fighting Leader Ruthing: Gorukar LV23, Kabukance LV24, Piece of Shijora LV25

Spoiler: Base 3

As you approach the third Wushido Base, you walk right into a meeting between Odamusa and his cohorts, explaining about locating the Oblivion Sphere, which was supposedly hidden somewhere in the Oriva Region and is the key to reviving Shijora…however, when they notice you, Odamusa calls off the conversation and introduces himself to you as the Wushido Clan's leader, aiming to make those who have used Pokémon as tools pay for their poor treatment! However, he does have a code of honor, wanting to fight you only when you are at his strength. To test your skills, he sends one of his elite samurai at you as he makes his leave!
Wushido Samurai Maruma: Rolkai LV26, Zaruma LV26, Koflade LV27, Wenshudo LV28

The Magic Wushido Base, located at the No Man's Grassland, contains several portals that you must use to warp around the maze, though some lead to dead ends. The base's leader is known as Hu, a former stage magician who joined the Wushido Clan when he realized that his Pokémon were being used for nothing more than magic tricks, without realizing their feelings.
Magic Leader Hu: Fourswar LV29, Blikiros LV29, Piece of Shijora LV31

Spoiler: Base 4

As you approach the fourth Wushido Base, you once again encounter the version exclusive Wushido member, but this time, the meeting is different between versions, though they all end in them challenging you to a battle!
In Pokémon North, Sectura will straight up ambush you to start the battle, telling you not to destroy any more bases for the greater good! After you defeat him, he briefly alludes to Odamusa, wondering if he's doing the right thing in "saving" the Oriva Region…
Great Ninja Sectura #2: Pilrol LV30, Toteshra LV31, Tenodsin LV32

In Pokémon South, Aelis is in the middle of a performance when you approach her, telling you that she joined as the moodmaker because Odamusa told her that it would be the only way to make everyone happy despite the calamity surrounding Oriva, especially when Shijora will inevitably appear. As she leaves after being defeated, she wonders if that's true….
Performer Aelis #2: Yulspook LV30, Clebble LV31, Kanzishama LV32

In Pokémon East, Wikuros is already waiting for you when you approach the base, telling you that he scouted the whole Oriva Region in under five days, and that Odamusa already knows where to look for the way to awaken Shijora. But after you defeat him, as he leaves, he wonders if its actually a good thing for Shijora to awaken….
Head Strategist Wikuros #2: Arycilla LV30, Gokakyo LV31, Hanritty LV32

Finally, in Pokémon West, you run into Tugros having an argument with a pair of landlords who want his museum destroyed to make room for a battle arena just for Pokémon, though they leave before he sees you. After he tells you why he's joined the Wushido Clan, to help save his museum, he challenges you to a battle! However, all the way, both before he challenges you and when he leaves after being defeated, he seems rather reluctant to work for the Wushido Clan, almost if he was forced to work….
Historian Tugros #2: Mesozimimus LV30, Rolkai LV31, Therosaur LV32

The Ground Wushido Base, located at the Shamo Desert, is constantly under a Sandstorm, and contains several hidden uncatchable Earclanches that hide within quicksand, which try to delay you by fighting you, especially with the fact that they know Protect and Substitute. The Ground Leader, Talia, is a outcast woman who is also a bit crazy, believing that buildings are useless because they'll eventually fall to the ground by earthquakes!
Ground Leader Taila: Mummankh LV34, Suffalo LV34, Shaanxqin LV35, Piece of Shijora LV36

Spoiler: Base 5

As you approach the fifth Wushido Base, you are approached by Sage Trilor, who wonders if Wuxing actually knew about the true potential of the Wushido Clan. He promises you that you might be ready to learn the truth behind the evil the Wushido Clan is trying to raise once you have defeated your fifth base, giving you a free Ancient Bangle before he leaves!

The Time Wushido Base is located at the Timeless Central, and contains several zones that speed up and slow down time when they are touched. In some cases, you'll have to slow down time to dodge arrows that knock you back, or avoid the unexpectedly fast soldiers. In the final corridor to Hóa himself, you enter a special zone that makes the timer run out rapidly, ensuring a final rush to avoid getting caught by the guardians. Hoá, the Time Leader, is a powerful samurai who claims to see the past, though he does wish that he could go back and save his dead sister from an attack from a Pokémon that was being used as a tool.
Time Leader Hóa: Samukura LV40, Huamperoraka LV40, Zhulianaral LV41, Piece of Shijora LV42

After defeating the fifth Wushido Base, Trilor, as promised, tells you the truth…the evil is known as Shijora, the first thought of evil in the world that cleansed the Oriva Region of life once before, but was then sealed inside the Oblivion Sphere by Chuan. It was then sealed inside the Kaseki Labyrinth, but if negativity starts to arise again, Shijora will break free and terrorize the world again. It is here that Shijora's Shininess is decided. But as Trilor wishes you good luck, it is revealed that a ninja eavesdropped the whole conversation….

Spoiler: Base 6

As you approach the sixth Wushido Base, you get cornered by Wushido Mandarin Mutos, one of Odamusa's top generals! He tells you that no-one should know their true plans, or else Odamusa will never get the wish he sorely desires, telling you that they haven't found the Oblivion Sphere yet due to the change in layout that the Kaseki Labryinth has undergone over the milleniums, despite now knowing where it is located: Supposedly, only Trilor himself knows the maze's layout. However, he does show good faith that you might be able to wield Odamusa's strength and use it honourably like he does, despite his bad deeds. Regardless, he battles you to prevent you from reaching the sixth Wushido Base. As he leaves after being defeated, he wonders if there's an easier way….
Wushido Mandarin Mutos: Tarsapix LV44, Taraguisa LV44, Gazokonemeon LV44, Jingwutian LV44, Michirano LV46

Located at the Hunluan Clearing, the Wierd Wushido Base has several rotating corridors, but also has a unique trap: Kuk-Kuk, the Wierd Leader, is a crazed individual who claims that everything is a Pokémon! Every few minutes, he'll do a strange dance that reverses your controls briefly, and make all the moving soldiers change their directions.
Wierd Leader Kuk-Kuk: Go-Weiqi LV46, Thundakiri LV46, N'ghulhu LV47, Piece of Shijora LV48

Spoiler: Base 7

As you approach your seventh Wushido Base, you get ambushed from behind by Mochifuma, one of the Wushido Clan's top ninjas! He tells you that they have held Trilor hostage, but not even trying to harm his most beloved possessions has gotten him to tell them the directions through the labyrinth. He also tells you why there are pieces of Shijora about in the Wushido Bases: They are the results of the essence of Shijora being combined with the power of the Ancient Moves, and hoped that by showing it's power, it would trust them all of the time when he would eventually awaken. With the talk out of the way, Mochifuma will battle you, and after being defeated, he runs off to go warn Odamusa about your strategy, which is comparable to a warrior of a thousand battles!
Wushido Grand Ninja Mochifuma: Nirezushi LV51, Kihonzhou LV51, Oskrayushi LV51, Setockery LV51, Jizgoku LV53

Located inside the Origin Reaches, the Job Wushido Base has several Quizmasters that will ask you a question if they catch you. If you get it wrong, they will cut off a few seconds from the timer, meaning the Guardians will spawn a lot earlier than usual. The Job Leader is known as Kahima, an archer who specializes in training the other soldiers to fight for their glory. Supposedly, he went through 108 job opportunities before landing here, each one being rejected due to a different trait he had.
Job Leader Kahima: Sharmuoxi LV54, Pythudon LV54, Gun-De-Ánn L55, Piece of Shijora LV56

However, as you exit the seventh Wushido Base, Trilor appears with horrible news….while, luckily, none of the torture devices the Wushido Clan had could force him to give up the directions to the Oblivion Sphere within the Kaseki Labryinth, Odamusa is now sending his entire force to try every possible route, though his honor in protecting his comrades is delaying them because he does not want any of them to be disposable, as he treats his warriors with respect. After you question how he knows this, Trilor tells you the truth: He used to work for Shijora! However, when he saw that Shijora had no intentions of preserving the legacy of the region, on top of the fact that he saw his best friend, Chuan, get his memories erased, he took the Oblivion Sphere, resisted its temptations, and hid it inside the labyrinth. He then tells you a bit more of Odamusa's history: despite what the history books claimed, Odamusa was never a warrior, and used to be a bit of a crybaby….

Spoiler: Base 8

So you and Trilor rush into the Kaseki Labyrinth to try and protect the Oblivion Sphere before the Wushido Clan do. Fortunately, the Labyrinth does not require any special powers to get to it, though Chuan's climbing and gliding abilities can open up a shortcut that bypasses most of the traps within, such as wild Pokémon ambushes and spears that knock you back. You actually get to the sphere first just as the Wushido Clan rush in afterwards. As Odamusa approaches, he finally briefly tells his scheme, that all Pokémon should be treated as friends, not as tools. He believes raising Shijora will ensure that this happens, but declines to explain further. Trilor's words are unable to reach him, and Odamusa sends his Majordomo, Tokuyasu, after you while he battles Trilor in a semi-scripted match. Tokuyasu will merely fall back after being defeated, but the dialogue afterwards depends on whether Odamusa wins or loses the battle, with his Fan-Xorda going up against Trilor's Monula, both at level 60. If Odamusa wins, he mocks Trilor's strength, before taking the Oblivion Sphere, telling you that only true malice will break the seal: Trilor tells you that he's failed his master, before running off. As Odamusa leaves, he wonders if there is anyone if the region he can actually fight with honor, not feeling as pleased with the match's results than he had done to those who have tried to oppose him, which actually gave him a fight to remember. If Trilor wins, however, it seems like he is about to finish Odamusa off…but then Shijora himself intervenes within the Oblivion Sphere and warps Trilor's memories, making him a grumpy grouch who willingly hands the Sphere over to Odamusa, with him musing that this wasn't a power that Shijora was supposed to wield. Odamusa then hopes that you'll be as strong as Trilor one day so that they can have an honorable match, before he leaves. Regardless of either outcome, Trilor does not appear in the Path Of Ancients again, and a lookalike will take his place in the optional battle to get the Signature Ancient Moves, while the Wushido now prioritize on how they'll get the orb to open. Fortunately, this means that nothing stands in the way of the Eighth Wushido Base.
Wushido Majordomo Tokuyasu #1: Zodzidarma LV58, Huamperoraka LV58, Kenshikama LV59, Nobunoda LV60

Hidden within the Bridge Of Calamity, the Steel Wushido Base not only has several swinging hammers and axes that will knock you backwards if they hit you, but also conveyor belts that push you backwards as well. They are led by Steel Leader Ogima, a giant metal soldier who is an expert at creating mechanisms, and was the one who made the traps for the other Wushido Bases.
Steel Leader Ogima: Ukikura LV60, Zhoushakie LV60, Chromium LV60, Zayokuri LV61, Piece of Shijora LV62

Spoiler: Base 9

As you approach the ninth Wushido Base, you must face the version exclusive soldier once more! Once again, your encounter with them will change depending on the version, but they will end with them fighting you.
In Pokémon North, Sectura once again ambushes you from behind, but this time he's been a bit concerned ever since the Wushido Clan took the Oblivion Sphere, wondering if Shijora might prove to be their undoing…however, he shakes it off as he prepares to battle you, but after you defeat him, as he leaves, he wonders if his father's going to be alright, leading you to question why his outfit looks so different compared to the rest of the Wushido Clan's….
Great Ninja Sectura #3: Clilscara LV61, Totatotera LV61, Kilokade LV61, Phynosca LV62, Shanhakka LV63

In Pokémon South, you approach Aelis as she is having another concert, but when she turns to you, she tells you that, having just witnessed the theft of the Oblivion Sphere, she wonders if she should even work for the Wushido Clan anymore, as it contrasts against what Odamusa told her it would bring…she seems very shaky to fight you, both before and after the battle, and runs away after being defeated in tears. One of her supporters claim that Aelis was a top pop star and had only joined for a reason, but he doesn't believe you when you tell him she only joined to make everyone happy…
Performer Aelis #3: Warasera LV61, Nirezushi LV61, Hayumi LV61, Yuilpawimi LV62, Yuyankura LV63

In Pokémon East, Wikuros once again approaches you, telling you about the success of the theft of the Oblivion Sphere. However, now that he had witnessed Trilor's downfall, he wonders if this clan was meant to stay together, telling you that, despite what the books claim, the Wushido Clan was only formed recently to fulfil a vision, but he believes that now that Trilor has left, they are going against that vision. However, he can't figure out what it means, and leaves pondering to himself, briefly letting it slip that he knows the layout of the Wushido Castle….
Head Strategist Wikuros #3: Méigúyóchó LV61, Goiaosugi LV61, Ueprox LV61, Garjada LV62, Tengurada LV63

Finally, in Pokémon West, you once again approach Tugros having an argument with the landlords, claiming that if Shijora rises, the museum he owns getting demolished will doom everyone, but the landlords refuse to listen and rush off, though Tugros, on very reluctant orders from Odamusa, battles you before he leaves. One of Tugros's friends approaches you afterwards, saying that his Rajinorr was descended from one that Odamusa used to own, but he has stemmed off from the clan as a whole after realizing what Shijora will do to the world….
Historian Tugros #3: Rajinorr LV61, Blugoliskae LV61, Subakophus LV61, Mesozimimus LV62, Tyrannomidia LV63

Inside the Shadow Forest, the Ghost Wushido Base awaits! It sees the return of the ghosts from the Pokémon Tower, and like their iteration in Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee, if they catch you, you get warped back to an earlier section of the maze. If you managed to get the Silph Scope from the sidequest in the Forest, it will unveil the ghosts as wild LV60 Goegools, Phantaris, Scroos, and Yumis, which can be caught! Their leader, Akechi, is an undead spirit who supposedly fought in a million battles, before he fell to Ashikos, the Dragon Wushido Leader, over a trivial fight that made him vengeful against her!
Ghost Leader Akechi: Shoraraguardor LV64, Okamyubi LV64, Goiaosugi LV64, Scrobunaga LV65, Piece of Shijora LV66

When he is defeated, Akechi's dialog depends of whether or not he was the ninth Wushido Leader to be defeated. If he wasn't, he'll simply tell you that when you see Ashikos, you should do what he couldn't do to her: Agree on the future. But if he was, after you tell him of Trilor's disappearance, he tells you that the version exclusive soldier wasn't originally a part of the Wushido Clan, and descended from Trilor's lineage, though how accurate it is depends on the version, ranging from either a hundred years to ten thousand years. He supposes that they will be the one who Trilor passes the torch to, and tells you that after you defeat the last Wushido Base, you'll have to convince them to turn on Odamusa. Then, his duty fulfilled, he ascends to the afterlife, promising that he'll come back for a rematch once you've spread the truth to Odamusa.

Spoiler: Base 10

The tenth Wushido Base has a gauntlet of soldiers protecting it's doors, each one specializing in a type used by a previous Wushido Base. After they are defeated, they will claim that Shijora's power, after a bit of research on the past, might be too much for Odamusa to handle, and even though they alone treat their Pokémon with respect, it might be the downfall of everyone.
At the heart of the Wushido Village lies the first Wushido Base to be constructed, the Dragon base. It is filled with several dragon statues that breath mist from time to time: If you get caught in them, your entire team falls under a random status condition. Ashikos herself, the founder of the Wushido Village, is one of the Wushido Clan's most talented soldiers. Rumour has it that this powerful general used to be male….
Dragon Leader Ashikos: Komozuryu LV70, Kambomara LV70, Langsplendor LV70, Huochifiong LV70, Yinghuci LV71, Piece of Shijora LV72
When she is defeated, Ashikos will honour your bravery, hoping that you can help bring some sense into both Odamusa and the version exclusive soldier. She will also unlock the Judge Function on the PCs, regardless of if the Dragon Base was the first or the last base to be challenged, or in between them.
Then, the last Wushido Leader you defeat, regardless of who it was, congratulates you for defeating the ten Wushido Bases, stating that you might be worthy to face Odamusa now at the Wushido Castle, as you now possess the strength of a thousand wars. However, they claim that only a true Wushido Soldier can grant access into the castle, one who truly cares for their Pokémon as if they were friends, and not as tools, wondering if raising Shijora was the right move. Just then, the version exclusive soldier then calls you over to a specific location, telling you that they're in trouble!

Spoiler: Infiltrating Wushido Castle

In Pokémon North, Great Ninja Sectura is trying to protect a Shanhakka at the Railroad Jungle from hidden Wushido Soldiers that you must find in a game of hide and seek, all of which strangely use a Guanrong in their parties. After defeating them all, Sectura confesses his truth: When he was a young Bug Catcher, his parents encountered a trainer who was beating up his Guanrong without putting it's feelings into account. At the peak of it's anger, the Guanrong caused a massive firestorm that claimed the lives of his parents: The Shanhakka rescued Sectura from his fate and took him under it's arm, allowing him to further connect with a new set of friends that he treated like his family, while vowing revenge on those who wrongly treated his Pokémon. However, he still cared for his parents deep down, and when he realized that raising Shijora would make Odamusa no better than the Guanrong's trainer, he vowed to tell him the truth. To do this, Sectura dramatically has his own Shanhakka, which descended from the Shanhakka that raised him, destroy the deed to his membership with Odamusa, before you two vow to take on the castle together. But first, he fights you one last time to test your strength!
Great Ninja Sectura #4: Kilokade LV71, Totatotera LV71, Clilscara L71, Khorkavor LV72, Phynosca LV72, Shanhakka LV73

In Pokémon South, Aelis is holding a big concert at her birthplace of Shanhuo, and she tells you to make sure that it is successful, pulling you as a volunteer as you sing with her in a rhythm minigame. After the concert, Aelis tells the truth to everyone, and not just you: She is actually a world famous performer, always putting a smile on everyone's faces. But when she returned to Oriva after performing across the regions, she saw misery that not even she could cheer up. That was when Odamusa told her that joining the Wushido Clan is the only way to make everyone happy, but now that she has seen the truth, she no longer believes in that vision, announcing that she is leaving the Wushido Clan and joining the forces of justice! After she battles you one last time to prove your skills, Aelis finishes off her concert with the lyrical song, "Eternal History". As you and Aelis vow to take on the Wushido Castle, Aelis briefly blushes, indicating that she has developed a crush on you…
Performer Aelis #4: Warasera LV71, Nirezushi LV71, Hayumi L71, Pythudon LV72, Yuilpawimi LV72, Yuyankura LV73

In Pokémon East, Wikuros is not in trouble, rather telling you to meet him at the Hidden House within the Restful Mountains, where he wants to tell you a secret. Once you arrive there, he challenges you to a battle, then, if you have Chuan's ability to glide, an air race around the mountains, to see if you're worthy to learn the truth. Then, he tells you: He had always been shifty around Odamusa's intentions, telling you that he knew about Shijora's true power the whole time, but his words couldn't reach Odamusa, as he had little evidence to prove it. However, he hopes you can help convey the message over to him and get him to stop raising Shijora before it's too late, admitting he had only scoured the land because, like Odamusa, he saw Pokémon being treated like tools, not as friends.
Head Strategist Wikuros #4: Méigúyóchó LV71, Goiaosugi LV71, Ueprox LV71, Fengphuang LV72, Garjada LV72, Tengurada LV73

Finally, in Pokémon West, you must save Tugros's museum, which is located at the Tarasa Village, from demolition by helping Tugros get revenge on the two greedy landlords at long last, now that he is strong enough to take them on! You must face both of them with Tugros in a multi battle, and both have a full team of six Pokémon with moves that are super effective against Rock types: You're intended to bring Pokémon that can complement the weaknesses of Tugros's own Pokémon. After Tugros finally stands up for himself and sends the landlords away by telling them how a Pokémon should be treated, he tells you his truth: The museum he was trying to save, which was indeed his own, had artifacts from the Oriva Region that existed before Shijora wiped it clean, and he had used his Pokémon to help maintain the museum. However, the two landlords only cared about using their Pokémon for battle, and hoped to spread this fact by demolishing the museum. He tells you that he had only been working for the Wushido Clan to prevent his museum from being demolished by these landlords, but now that they will never attempt to demolish the museum again, Tugros has no reason to work for the Wushido Clan any further. After he battles you to see how well he's developed, he gives you a special golden Fern Fossil as a gift for saving the museum: This Fern Fossil will always revive into a shiny Subakophus!
Historian Tugros #4: Rajinorr LV71, Blugoliskae LV71, Subakophus LV71, Donzhetan LV72, Mesozimimus LV72, Tyrannomidia LV73

The Wushido Castle is located within the Oriva Ocean, requiring Chuan's abilities to glide, climb, and walk on water to reach it. It is a massive forest hiding a lot of Wushido Soldiers, and while you can get inside and fight the soldiers at any time, you cannot get into the castle itself without the version exclusive soldier's help, who will admit themselves in on the guise that they are still working for the Wushido Clan.
The infiltration of Wushido Castle has several parts that must be passed before you can reach Odamusa himself. First, you must get through the final maze, which has all of the traps of the previous ten mazes combined! At the end of the maze, you face Tokuyasu once more, who states that you must not let the Oblivion Sphere be unlocked, as he just found out that it's power is far more stronger than he had ever imagined, stating that Odamusa had only tried to raise Shijora on the account it could wipe out anything….
Wushido Majordomo Tokuyasu #2: Zodzidarma L72, Huamperoraka LV72, Samukura LV72, Kenshikama LV72, Nobunoda LV74
Then, the version exclusive soldier rejoins you, and you face a gauntlet of soldiers together in a tag battle, though as you approach the final door, Odamusa realizes your arrival and sends his entire army after you, despite Toyothor, Odamusa's right hand man, claiming that the Oblivion Sphere does not have enough despair to fully activate yet. The version exclusive soldier wishes you good luck before they stay behind to take on the army, leaving you to approach Odamusa on the throne itself. He starts by sending Toyothor after you!
Wushido Commander Toyothor: Yaturamasa LV73, Kihonzhou LV73, Zhulianaral LV73, Wenshudo LV74, Xigua LV74, Kabukizomo LV75
But after Toyothor is defeated, he realizes the wrongdoings of raising Shijora and turns on him, but Odamusa doesn't listen, claiming that all Pokémon deserve to be treated equally. Having waited for this moment for a long time, he hopes that you will give him the most memorable match that anyone has ever witnessed in a long while! To further make it honourable, Odamusa indices a level cap of 77 onto the battle: any Pokémon levelled 78 or higher will be lowered to that level! His team has max EVs and IVs, have competitive movesets and items, and have their signature Ancient Moves!
Wushido General Odamusa: Scrobunaga LV75, Yanhuan LV75, Yorochi LV75, Lucrong LV75, Baknekk LV75, Fan-Xorda LV77

After being defeated, Odamusa congratulates you for making it this far, having finally gotten the fight he deserves, as the version exclusive soldier runs in. Then, as Shijora tries to compel Odamusa into giving his life to free him, he tells you the truth: When Odamusa was a young child, he saw in the Wushido Village that people were brutally treating their Pokémon as if they were tools, without taking their emotions into account or even their relationship with their trainer. Upon realizing that this had led to people forming organizations such as Team Rocket this way to commit crimes, Odamusa formed the Wushido Clan and sought to raise Shijora. He had hoped that Shijora was a good Pokémon that would return his view of the world back to what it used to be before he saw those brutal people, but he was unaware of Shijora's true intentions, or the lives he'll claim doing so. And so, with a bit of convincing from both the player, Toyothor, and the version exclusive soldier, Odamusa throws the Oblivion Sphere into the ocean, and vows to ensure that no Pokémon will ever be treated with disrespect again, as Trilor's spirit quietly passes the torch to the version exclusive soldier. However, in a cliffhanger moment that branches into the last path, Godyo comes across the Oblivion Sphere….

CONGRATULATIONS! All of your Pokémon who fought Odamusa get a special ribbon! You are then returned to the front of the Wushido Castle, where you can take on the other two story paths. You can now challenge the Wushido Bases again with increased levels by entering them again, while the Saku Guy's brother will move into a hidden cave in the Wushido Castle that requires Chuan's ability to smash void barriers, and allow you to experience the climax of the path again, starting from when you enter Wushido Castle. (This means you must first defeat all ten titans before you can rechallenge Odamusa again)
THE PATH OF WARRIORS

END

BUT…THERE IS ONE MORE PATH.
ONE, ONLY ACCESSIBLE BY CLEARING ALL THREE PATHS…
THE PATH….OF TOMORROW.

 

[UberTrainerChinaZero]

PREMIUM FILE 32: THE PATH OF TOMORROW
At last...the final story of Oriva awaits! This path can only be taken once all three previous paths have been cleared...at last, you get to face Oriva's evil itself! Of course, there will be massive spoiler alerts, including a possible dishonest lie on a truth we told all the way back at the beginning of the project, so read at your own risk....

Spoiler: Shijora's Revival

After clearing all three Story Paths, Kayven will call you over back to Xiwang, as he found that Trayamusa and Odamusa have come over to host a big festival to celebrate your honor and heroism in giving the Oriva Region its culture back, and regaining Chuan's memories! Even the version exclusive soldier takes part in the festival, alongside all the Gym Leaders, Wushido Leaders, and even the Titan Pokémon, who have been tamed by Kayven now that their influence is gone. After you head to Xiwang, the festival goes into full flair, and everyone reminisces about how the Oriva Region has developed, and how it has changed compared to when the Guardian Pokémon ruled land….when everyone gets a mysterious message telling them to meet at a dark portal within Magicant. The version exclusive soldier, who now has Trilor's staff, knows that something must be off, despite Odamusa claiming that he threw away the Oblivion Sphere….
But when you enter the portal, you enter Shijora's lair, the Chaos Space! There, Godyo floats down, and dramatically reveals that he found the Oblivion Sphere! Furious that the Oriva Region was'nt able to generate enough negativity to free Shijora, he plans to free it himself by sacrificing his own life to serve as the guilt and despair! However, after Trayamusa interferes with Godyo's ritual, unable to cope with you any longer, Godyo challenges you one last time!
Godyo's Last Stand: Godyo LV79

After defeating Godyo, Trayamusa has had enough of this and prepares to throw the Oblivion Sphere away, which would make it lost in the space forever…but then, a mysterious sun figure intervenes, those appearance depends on the version. He announces himself as the embodiment of chaos, and although he denys feeding lies into the four Guardians, he does state that the whole Oriva Region is a failure for not balancing their negativity with the positivity. After he casts Godyo aside and takes the Oblivion Sphere for himself, you must then give chase using Chuan: Notably, this is the only time the void barriers are required to be broken to proceed. After catching him with a powerful charge, he nearly drops the Oblivion Sphere, but Godyo, still holding his loyalty for Shijora grabs the sphere! You then battle the Sun Figure to prevent him from using the orb.
NORTH: Qing, Shadow Of The Green Sun: Huamperoraka LV76, Huochifiong LV76, Hunangzi LV76, Gymera LV76, Gokemboo LV76, Heart Of Shijora LV78
SOUTH: Hongyang, Shadow Of The Red Sun: Korchartt LV76, Okamyubi LV76, Ragxing LV76, Otowaime LV76, Danewster LV76, Heart Of Shijora LV78
EAST: Baiyang, Shadow Of The White Sun: Zhejibalt LV76, Flarrbalist LV76, Shanxyu LV76, Zhulianaral LV76, Bruhperial LV76, Heart Of Shijora LV78
WEST: Xiantiandao, Shadow Of The Gold Sun: Tengaruda LV76, Jyutpushu LV76, Teraplow LV76, Babaoshaw LV76, Cleavokamui LV76, Heart Of Shijora LV78

However, after defeating the Sun Figure, he goes into madness, declaring that nothing's changed even when Shijora fed negativity into all the Guardian Pokémon…which is when the Guardian of your version comes out of its Poké Ball and rams the Sun Figure! However, as he stumbles into space, he makes a cruel remark….
"You FOOLS. My master will never be reborn anew from the Oblivion Sphere while truth and ideals remain in the world. But…To whose who sealed him inside this Oblivion Sphere…They said nothing…about IMPROVISING. Isn't that right, Chuan? Now…Ninety Spirits of the Ancients beyond, awaken my master from his final slumber!"
The Sun Figure then gathers all the powers of the Ancient Moves, and overloads the Oblivion Sphere with them, to Chuan's shock and horror! Then, after he drifts away laughing, violent storms occur all over the Oriva Region, as the Oblivion Sphere cracks apart…and then shatters with an ear shattering scream.
SHIJORA…IS FREE! AND HE HAS ALL 90 ORIGINAL ANCIENT MOVES WITHIN HIM!!!
However, after everyone vows not to give up, remembering how they've changed along the way, you all take on Shijora together to remove him as a threat for all eternity!
LET THE FINAL BATTLE…BEGIN!

Spoiler: The Final Battle

SHIJORA: Shijora LV80
Now with the full power of the Ancient Moves, Shijora takes the form of a massive kraken that must be defeated in parts! In the first phase, you must destroy it's 30 eye tentacles, each one being a single type and having all the Ancient Moves of that type, having the health of a Titan. You are additionally assisted by the Gym Leader/Titan/Wushido Leader of the same type as the eye tentacle. Once you defeat a tentacle, there is a small passage to the next one where you can heal your Pokémon or save your progress.
Once you've defeated all the tentacles, you must fight the head itself, an eight phase fight that uses four Ancient Moves each. Each phase, a different trainer helps you (In the order of the version exclusive Wushido member, then the version exclusive Guardian trainer, followed by Samuel/Celestia, Chika, Kayden, Trayumasa, Odumasa, and finally the box mascot) After all eight phases are defeated, Shijora sucks you into the core!
After a slight passage in which you can once again prepare, you must face the heart itself! The Heart is the toughest part of the fight, as it knows all 90 Original Ancient Moves and has high stats, but has pathetic speed and is fragile against its weaknesses. Once the core is defeated, it glows in a rainbow of colors as the Ancient Moves explode from it in a spectacular fashion!
With it's power gone, all that must be done now is to defeat Shijora's regular form! This is also the phase where you can catch him, though with a catch rate of 1, you probably should save the Master Ball for him!

Spoiler: Onwards

After defeating or catching Shijora, the Chaos Space turns a vibrant cyan, a state it was not in since the dawn of time, when only good deeds existed in the universe. As cherry blossom petals fall down, Odamusa, Trayamusa, and Kayven hope for the future: Now with the essence of evil destroyed for good, the future seems bright. They will go onwards, and leave their past behind…because the future is full of potential, destiny, and determination in every turn. The Guardian Pokémon agrees, vowing that from now on, Oriva will be the kingdom where everything will be treated perfectly. As the screen scrolls up to a rising sunset…the credits start to roll.
POKÉMON NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST

END

Spoiler: BUT, OF COURSE…THERE IS ALWAYS THE POSTGAME!

After clearing the final path, you end up back in your house in Kaishi, where the team you used to defeat Shijora all get a special ribbon! From there, there are several postgame quests you can complete….
WHAT REMAINS OF THE CHAOS SPACE
If you return to Magicant, the Dark Portal will still be there, allowing you to re-enter the Chaos Space. There, you'll find the Saku Guy's cousin near the entrance, which will allow you to fight Shijora again and get another chance at catching it. Additionally, if you make it back to where you actually fought him, you'll find Godyo instead, planning on reviving Shijora: However, after he notices you, he blames you for being evil's bane, and attacks you as a level 70 Pokémon: But this time, you get the chance to capture him at last!
However, by breaking apart void barriers scattered across the region, you can access isolated pockets of the Chaos Space, where you must battle powerful wild Pokémon and trainers under special conditions, such as using a rental team, having your party be levelled down, or only being able to use Pokémon of a single type. Your rewards for doing so are TM materials for Starter Pokémon, Fossil Pokémon, Legendary Pokémon, and Pokémon that do not appear in your version.

THE FIVTH GUARDIAN
If you talk to Professor Blossom after clearing the main storyline, she'll tell you about the fact that people have been spreading rumours about a fifth Guardian that fled when their four fellow Guardians fought each other, ashamed it couldn't do anything to tame their students. Then, at Xiwang, Kayven will tell you about the sole evidence he has left of Zhonon, the fifth Guardian Pokémon, who had been forgotten to history after the thousand year war, but hopes that there is enough evidence in the region that can make everyone remember him again. Indeed, scattered across the region behind special void barriers are murals detailing how Zhonon was created, how he was inspired to make the four Guardian Pokémon, and how he fled the Oriva Region. There are twelve clues to find, but each one requires fighting a powerful guardian soldier to get the clue! Once you have all twelve clues, you'll hear about a way to the core of the Oriva Region being opened up in Area 53. There, behind a large tunnel known as the Tunnel Of The Yellow Dragon, you'll encounter Zhonon himself, who you can then catch at level 80!

THE TWO BROTHERS
After clearing the main storyline, you'll be able to meet Pakkuvir at the Wushido Village having an argument with Ashikos, but upon seeing you, Pakkuvir tells you that he had been hoping that he was able to make amends with Ashikos like he had told you earlier when you defeated him at the Pokémon League. However, just then, to Pakkuvir's delight, the Two Brothers, Golvhai and Silvhai, reappear at last, Shijora's defeat finally meaning they can reappear from hiding…before they clash with each other and fly off. Ashikos then tells you about the story of the Two Brothers, two dragons whose relationship could be comparable to their own, and tells you to find the brothers and reunite them to try and repair their relationship together. On each of the four corners of the Oriva Region's maps are four temples that contain powerful trainers and obstacle courses that require all of Chuan's skills to clear. At the end of each one is a guardian who uses a full team of six Dragon-type Pokémon, followed by an orb that can be activated to try and draw the Brother's attention. Golvhai will appear after activating two orbs, while Silvhai appears after activating four orbs, but be careful, as both are at level 80! After you catch both brothers and bring them back to the Wushido Village, Ashikos and Pakkuvir will congratulate your success in bringing them back together…before Jadorvhai, the third Brother, and the lord of all dragons, flies overhead, making a jade rainbow that inspires Ashikos and Pakkuvir to make up and vow to lead the dragons to a bright future. Jadorvhai then makes it's resting place in Xiwang, where Emperor Wuxing used to sit, and you can catch it there: But be careful, it is at level 80! After catching it, you receive a telepathic message that it helped found Xiwang itself.

THE ORIVA ACE TOURNAMENT
After clearing the main storyline, Trayamusa will appear in Xiwang, hoping that to celebrate the new future that Oriva has, he will host a big tournament that will help everyone decide their futures with their partners! To do this, he tasks you with gathering all the Gym Leaders, Titans, and Wushido Leaders to him by rematching them in a battle, but be warned, as their Pokémon range from level 80-82! Once all of them have been gathered, Trayamusa can announce the tournament, which can be repeated an infinite amount of times. With every tournament, you'll fight random trainers who can use any fully evolved Pokémon in the region, as well as every major trainer you've fought across the storyline. However, clear enough tournaments, and you might fight….
Pokémon Trainer Red: Venusaur LV86, Blastoise LV86, Charizard LV86, Togekiss LV86, Astngyao LV86, Pikachu LV88

Spoiler: The Dishonest Lie: Read at your own risk!

THE LIE?
Now, you may be wondering why Red, the secret boss, was using Pokémon from other regions. Well....WE LIED.
Five Pokémon families do in fact return from previous regions, that being the Kanto Starters, the Pichu Line, and the Togepi line…but getting them is a tad difficult.
An event distribution that will go alongside Pokémon North, South, East and West's release will give you a Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Pichu, and Togepi all at level 10, similarity to events such as the Blazikenite Torchic or Steve's Shiny Beldum. Since Shiny Stones do not appear in Oriva, Togetic evolves into Togekiss using a Moon Stone instead.

But if you do not utilize this event, the five special Pokémon can only be acquired in the postgame. To get the Kanto Starters, you must have first previously finished a sidequest from Professor Blossom where you must gather information on the Ancient Moves by showing her an Ancient Move of each type. At 15 and 30 types, you'll be able to pick a starter from the original 12 that you didn't previously get to pick. Once the sidequest is fully completed, you must then take another sidequest from Professor Blossom, where none other than Professor Oak himself is planning on making a visit to Oriva to study it's unique Pokémon. Make sure that his boat gets across by defeating five sailors at Mizora who do not want Pokémon from other regions to be inside Oriva, and Professor Oak will let you pick a Kanto Starter, from Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Afterwards, Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise will start appearing in five star Ancient Raids, and they will also appear as very rare encounters across the Oriva Region.

To get a Pikachu, first you must clear the storyline and help a fan in Jieshang spread their love of Pikachu across the region, by taking part in a rhythm minigame to spread the word. Once you have done so, he'll agree to trade a Pikachu to you for any Electric-type Pokémon. He will also give you the Light Ball for Pikachu to use. After which, both Pikachu and Raichu will start appearing in five star Ancient Raids, and Pikachu will appear as a wild encounter in Redland Reaches and Hunluan Road.

Finally, to get a Togepi, you must first find a Pokémon Breeder in Fuslong who is interested in seeing several kinds of Pokémon Eggs, able to know what is inside of them. You'll get various rewards, including another Lucky Egg, in showing different Pokémon eggs to him. His final request requires that you show him a Pichu Egg, more notably one that will hatch knowing Volt Tackle. Since this requires the Light Ball, which can only be obtained via the above quest, this can only be done in the postgame, and the reward for doing so is a Togepi Egg. Once you have obtained the egg, Togekiss will appear as a very rare encounter in Magicant, and it will also start appearing in five star Ancient Raids.

None of these Pokémon will count towards the Oriva Pokédex's completion, either by being seen or owned, though they do have Pokédex entries regardless. Listed below are their Signature Ancient Moves:

Venusaur	Gigaton Plant Shock	Grass	Special	Power: 180​	High critical hit ratio.​
Charizard	Alpha Searing Blaze	Fire	Special	Power: 180​	High critical hit ratio.​
Blastoise	Pressure Cannon	Water	Special	Power: 180​	High critical hit ratio.​
Pikachu	Neo 100,000 Volt Thunderbolt	Electric	Special	Power: 250​	100% chance to cause Paralysis.​
Raichu	Triple Volt Slasher	Electric	Special	Power: 150​	Hits three times, each hit having a 20% chance to cause paralysis.​
Togekiss	Jubilee Wish	Fairy	Status	N/A	In three turns, the current allied Pokémon is fully healed and recovers from all status conditions.

UNLOCKING SIX STAR ANCIENT RAIDS
To unlock six star Ancient Raids, you must first clear the main storyline and break a void barrier inside the King's Border that takes you into a gauntlet of memories. Each memory is based off a major trainer you've thought, but with the additional rule that their six Pokémon must be defeated in less than 20 turns each, or they will fully heal all their Pokémon. At the end of the gauntlet is an orb that, when interacted with, fully awakens the potential of the Ancient Moves, unlocking the six star Ancient Raids, which have Pokémon at level 100!

THE OTHER CHUAN
To get a tradeable Chuan, first you must have seen every other new Pokémon in the Oriva Pokédex. This is possible as the first and last stages of the starters are used by trainers in Victory Road and the Shadow Forest, and, as part of the quest to find Zhonon, you'll get the seen entries for the other three Guardian Pokémon that are not a part of your version. Once you've done that, speak to Kayven, and he'll congratulate you for seeing every Pokémon…before a Chuan runs by him: However, he's certain that this isn't the one that helped save Oriva! This Chuan is at the Temple Of The Guardians, where you fought the last titan, and you must chase it down with your own Chuan in a very difficult chase. Once you've caught up to it, you can battle and catch it, but be warned, as it's at level 80!

PARANORMAL ENCOUNTERS
Uniquely in Oriva, duplicate starter and Legendary Pokémon can appear across the Oriva Region, allowing you to farm TM materials from them and catch duplicates for trading. They also have an extremely small chance at appearing in six star Ancient Raids after you have caught them. The duplicate Legendary Pokémon, however, only spawn once per day, and are all shiny locked. Below is where these duplicates are, and how to get them to spawn:
The twelve starters: Each fully evolved starter is located at a certain area at level 50, and requires having the starter at the front of your party.
The four Guardian Pokémon: If you return at to the temple where you fought the version exclusive Guardian, if the Guardian Pokémon is at the front of your party, its duplicate has a 0.1% chance to appear as a wild Pokémon: The chance increases by 0.2% for each version exclusive Pokémon in your party.
The Three Gorges: Each member of the Three Gorges, as well as Sánx-Dá, has a 0.1% chance to appear at the Temple Of Three Gorges as a duplicate wild Pokémon if you have caught Sánx-Dá and the appropriate member is at the front of your party. The chance increases by 0.2% for each Pokémon in your party that shares a non-Time type with the member you are trying to spawn.
The Two Brothers: The Two Brothers and Jadorvhai have a flat 0.5% chance of appearing as a duplicate wild Pokémon in the Sharpstone Wastelands if the appropriate member is at the front of your party, and your party consists of entirely Dragon-type Pokémon.
Godyo: After catching Godyo in the Chaos Space, it's duplicate has a 0.5% chance of appearing in the Yinying Woods where you first encountered him, if Godyo is at the front of your party.
INGAME TRADES
Of course, it would not be a Pokémon region without the opportunity to trade your old Pokémon for new ones! These trades can be done before the postgame, but are listed here for convivence's sake. You'll notice that six of them allow you to get the six trade evolutions without scouring the Ancient Raid dens or trading with another person. These trades are:

Trader is located in:	Trader wants:	Trader will trade it for:	Nickname
Fuslong	Finari	Okurabbi	Cherno
Shanhuo	Giengbao	Elemmeta (Will instantly evolve into Silvgang after the trade)	Sylvester
Mizora	Bixlift	Genergy (Will instantly evolve into Gangó-Jize after the trade)	Shokku
Donra Village	Saihhorweng	Elemminn (Will instantly evolve into Violnao after the trade)	Mirai
Tarasa Village	S.U.R.B.U.N	Phocoseal (Will instantly evolve into Narzhou after the trade)	Sir Barkington
Yindros	Flongo	Fowlmarish (Will instantly evolve into Kartipavo after the trade)	Stephanie
Jieshang	Khorkavor (Must be male!)	Minstela (Will instantly evolve into Chromium after the trade)	Deus
Gelias (After clearing the Path of Ancients)	Niultair	Bruhperial (Knows Mugen, Kouen, Sourai, and Kongou)	Shiku
Xiwang (After clearing the Path of Heroes)	Any Pokémon that is at level 1	Any of the twelve Starter Pokémon of your choice	You get to nickname it yourself after the trade!
Wushido Village (After clearing the Path of Warriors)	Pohunor	Anespeeder (Is contained in a Strange Ball that acts as a placeholder for a Hisuian Jet Ball, and has max IVs in all of its stats)	Arkos
Jieshang (After finishing the postgame Pikachu sidequest)	Any Electric-type Pokémon	Pikachu	Pikachu

NEW GAME+
Of course, the cycle of battling continues forever. Once you have cleared the main storyline, you'll unlock Easy and Challenge Modes for use in future games. In addition, you have the option to talk to a mysterious cloaked person in the Hidden House, who will offer to send you on a new tale. Doing so sends you to a new reality that is like a new game, except you keep all your Pokémon and Chuan's powers, all of the gym puzzles and obstacle courses are harder, everyone uses higher levelled Pokémon and are wearing different colored EX clothes, and all the ribbons have different designs. In addition, Shijora's final battle has an extra phase between the heart and the final phase, where you fight it's true form, which is the hardest battle in the game. You can return back to the normal reality at any time by speaking to the cloaked person again.

AND MORE….

And that concludes the story of Pokémon North, South, East, and West. I hope you have enjoyed it…and hopefully, in the future, it might become a reality!