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Hi all wanted to show a rather unique oz-zee Pokemon line

Their names are Floreum and Pendimonium both fairy poison type

They are both based on the fact Australian invented pencilin which has been the cornerstone into developing antibiotics. So it's highlighted in the little perti dishes in both their designs

Their Pokedex are as follows

Floreum

DNA testing has revealed it's closely related to Parasect. The fluid it secretes is said to instantly cleanse wounds and dramatically speed recovery.

Pendimonium

Its four syringe-like arms can cure even the most severe infections. Trainers are warned that relying on it too often allows the infection to adapt, turning Pendimonium's own cure into the greater threat.

I hope you guys catch one of these when Pokemon Resonance is out.

Art by https://www.instagram.com/lepetit.arts?cplk=cDgzMTNrYWhyMXRx

Some adjustments are still needed, but I’m happy with the composition I managed to create though it could be even better. The music was composed by a friend named Reptalia.

A city in my game has really dense fog which will be cleared by the player after doing some story stuff. How can I activate a switch that will remove the foggy weather in the town permanently?

I'm proud to announce the demo will be released this month!

Come join the Discord now!

The main focus of Pokémon Unchained are the characters you meet, as well as the exploration of the lovingly handcrafted world you can discover. The story is a bit more mature in comparison to the classic games, but stays true to the Pokémon formula, while making sure it is not too edgy.
In general the important characters are also much deeper and dialogue options actually matter.
The region itself is based on modern day Germany, while the maps themselves are mostly influenced by Ruby/Sapphire and Emerald as well as the Gen 4 titles. The demo release will offer around 8-15 hours of playtime and the game will be playable up to the 4th badge, including some story elements afterwards.

Content:

- 3 different player options
- ~160 available Pokémon, including ~30 brand new fakemon
- unique gen 3 art style with lots of custom assets
- custom UI
- overworld encounters
- custom shiny sprites
- toggleable following Pokémon
- Dexnav feature similar to ORAS
- custom music tracks
- 1 : 1024 shiny chance
- secret bases
- working gondola system
- a second mysterious region to discover
- collect all 100 Zygarde Cells scattered around the region
- lots of bonus content

Quality of Life:

- two different difficulty modes
- multiple saves possible
- field moves instead of HM's
- fast forward available
- fleshed out quest system
- starters can be shiny in preview window
- berry system optimization
- reusable TM's
- type icons in battle
- options to share exp for whole team or use the classic exp share item
- much easier EV training
- and much more!

Hey everyone!

I'm currently making my own Pokémon fangame using Pokémon Essentials v21.1, and I've noticed something strange with the battles.

It feels like my Pokémon deal very little damage compared to my opponents, even when they're around the same level.

For example, I can use a super-effective Fire-type move against a Bug-type Pokémon, and it still takes around 3 hits to knock it out. Meanwhile, the opponent seems to deal just as much damage to me, sometimes even more.

I've also noticed that moves like Swift or even Tackle sometimes seem to deal more damage than moves that are supposed to be stronger, even when type effectiveness isn't involved.

Another example is the very first rival battle. It feels surprisingly difficult to win because the rival picks a starter with a type advantage over mine. For instance, if I choose a Fire-type starter, my rival chooses a Water-type, and I feel like they deal significantly more damage than I do. This makes even the very first battle feel unusually hard to win.

Because of this, I keep losing battles that feel like they should be fairly balanced.

I'm not sure if this is normal, if I'm misunderstanding something about the damage calculations, or if there's something wrong with my game's settings.

Has anyone experienced something similar? Is there anything I should check in Pokémon Essentials?

Thanks in advance!

I've been casually working on a Pokemon Fan Game for a while now, and always going solo. Designing, writing, plotting everything out on my own. But I know my own skills aren't going to be enough, since I lack the art/coding ability to do what I have in mind right now.

Should I just try to learn it anyways? Do I just find someone who can do it for me? If so, where would I start to look for a team?

If anyone's worked, either solo or in a team, and can advise on what that experience was like, I'd appreciate it. I just wanna know what I'm getting myself into.

And just for the hell of it, sharing my fakemons designed for the game I wanna finish someday

We've been thinking on remaking most of fusion mons.

Egdon is basicly Egg + Charmander

Graling on the other hand, I think we already remade I just can't remember.

Cherrygrove

"Rustboro city is one of Hoenn's larger cities. Originally a mining town funded primarily by the Stone Mining Company. When the mining business became less lucrative, the company rebranded into a tech business, renaming itself to the Devon Corporation. The new company kept investing in its town, growing Rustboro into the city it is now. Tourists primarily visit to explore Meteor Falls to the North or hike along the Rusturf Mountains to the East."

I've been learning how to do cliff walls properly and am having some trouble figuring out how to do layers properly (see the back wall). I've been staring at tiles for the past few hours and can't really tell how close this is to correct. I really appreciate any advice!

I'm trying to make an item that you can use on a pokemon in the party, depending on the species, form, gender, and shiny it would play out different events in the overworld more specifically a variable thats set to a certain number. I'm having tons of trouble trying to get this to work because of how complicated this seems to be. I can't really seem to find a shiny script command that works, either. Does anyone know how I could accomplish this?

I was just editing the script to change the cry in the splash/title screen, when I went to see if it was working, this popped up. I'm confused? It was working perfectly before, even after I edited the scripts a little, So I just put it back from my old screenshots, but that didn't work. can this be fixed?

Should I make any adjustments, or are they perfect as they are.