[Pokemon Leaf Green Romhack] Luna Iridescent

[Alpha Six]

Make a reference to that episode in the first season of Pokemon, where they had the spoon and the stone, and when the spoon is inserted into the stone, the pokemon is released.
Or whatever it was.

[Zee]

Dang, I don't remember that one. If you can figure out which episode that is, I'll go back and check it out, that sounds interesting.

[Vipershark]

And I really like those pokedex entries you made, Vipershark, they fit well.

Thanks.
Show me more pokemon and give me a short description, and I'll make more.

[Zee]

Big Update Friday

So far it's been going well, I've got the first town and couple routes drawn up on paper and over the course of the next week I'll be putting it into the hack.

But for something more tangible: 3 NEW POKEMON

Chiro - Microbat - #020

Ability - Adaptability
Sample Moves - Nature Power, Cute Charm and Quick Attack
Chiro is pretty much Zubat's replacement. It's a small little bat, and is often found in caves. It is easily startled and often attacks on impulse. A very mutable monster, it often changes based on where it lives and what it's exposed to.

Entla - Electric Bat - #023

Ability - Volt Absorb
Sample Moves - Thunderfang, Agility, Extremespeed
When a Chiro gets too much static stored in it's fur for too long, or exposure to concentrated electrical energy, it changes into an Entla. Entla are vicious hunters, and the only time you see them are when they sleep on cavern ceilings. They strike with the speed of lightning, and often with the shock of it too.

Calvrar - Dark Star - #069

Ability - Levitate or Snow Cloak
Sample Moves - Hail, Dark Pulse, Sheer Cold
Like it's rival Stelar, Calvrar is born of the skies. Born in the darkness whenever a Wish from a Stelar doesn't come true, Calvrar exists only to torment the world by spreading the night's darkness upon the world. Calvrars grant no wishes, and bring misery to all who oppose it's dark edicts.

[Edit] I just remembered, here's a bit of a breakdown for you:

The number inside the brackets show how many pokemon have that type, the one in the parenthesis shows how many of those are pure such type. There are pure types of every single type (except flying). There are exactly 151 pokemon, in a completed list, with several unique type makeups. For example, there are Dark/Ground, Steel/Grass, Ice/Fighting, Normal/Poison, and even a few Dark/Psychic types. There's lots more, but this game has a lot of pokemon that are very powerful, uniquely designed or plain fun to use.

Normal : [21] (13 Pure)
Fire : [13!] (5 Pure)
Water : [24] (10 Pure)
Electric : [9] (3 Pure)
Grass : [12] (4 Pure)
Ice : [7] (1 Pure)
Fighting : [10] (5 Pure)
Poison : [25] (6 Pure)
Ground : [11] (6 Pure)
Flying : [15] (No Pure)
Psychic : [8] (3 Pure)
Bug : [10] (3 Pure)
Rock : [12] (4 Pure)
Ghost : [6!] (4 Pure)
Dragon : [5!] (1 Pure)
Dark : [10!] (3 pure)
Steel : [5] (3 pure)

Well, hope you like those teasers, I've gotta get back to packing and wrapping up assignments.

[Jose1922]

lol, you're sprites are awesome!!
when i get home, i'll make some.

[Zee]

Uh, ok.

By the way, somebody can go ahead and close this topic.