The Atrocity (chapter 19 completed, where the safari zone is evil) (2023)

So before we start today, I want to make a correction. I mentioned in the last chapter that Onke the Monk cannot collect his last quest token until we complete the Goldenrod Tower quest at the end of the game. However, I missed an available location to collect the final token: Cliff Cave! Then yes, we will be able to complete your quest for enlightenment. Whether we really WANT this, well, that remains to be seen. (That filthy, murderous little monk.)

So when Bela leaves Chuck's gym, his wife gives him the HM for Fly, which makes things a lot easier for us in the future. But first we need to get our Cianwood City encounter, which I've decided will be a Rock Smash encounter because I have a lot of water options and a Shuckle might be interesting if I can get it to work...

...aaay I get onegrumpy. Masculine.

Lore-Regel:

Kani Oni (Oni Blut)
You must master a dark move if possible. You must know a type of fight.
move if possible. You must use at least one damage move before you can
be taken out of combat. When hit by a Fairy-type move
It must be closed as soon as possible. It is also considered a dark type for lore rule purposes.

Data rule:

descendant of Kabutops
This Pokémon is considered a Water/Rock type for the purposes of the dice rules. You must master at least one Rock, Ground, or Steel-type move if possible. As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules for Rock-type Pokémon in your party and Rock-type Pokémon you capture. You may ignore the dice rules for any Fossil Pokémon in your party (including Genesect).

In short, not a bad combination. Shaj Jeve uses Surf to take him down.verylow on health (seriously I was scared I would die from one hit) and I throw a Premier ball and catch it on the first try.

This random name generator is for feet, which honestly isn't bad for a creature mostly known for walking sideways. Between heavy boots and light boots, Krabby gets a light boot name generator and I choosehonor furious sandals, or sandals for short. (Wrathful would have been a more impressive shorthand, but Sandals is more fun. Objectively speaking.)

While we delve into the details of Sandals, let's take a look at Mele Cel the Tentacruel from the last chapter. She is serious, proud of her power and has the ability Liquid Ooze. Sandals, on the other hand, is kind, likes to fight (presumably kind), and has a Hyper Cutter.

So... I fly. Now that An'zeh is under the influence of Vharde's Lorerule (and, more importantly,I am aware of this fact), is not limited to having only two attack moves; However, I really don't want to replace any of his moves. Pluck is a solid one-turn STAB attack, Swift Attack can come in the clutch, Feather Dance can be useful against any REALLY scary physical attackers, and its dice rule requires it to maintain Sand Attack. So Vharde will be our aviator while Fly replaces Aerial Ace.

We arrive at Olivine City, where, of course, we take care of our top priority: getting new stamps from the generous girl. But seriously, we're stopping at the lighthouse to deliver the secret potion because apparently it's a Gym Leader's responsibility to do all the minor chores for random kids. What's next, having to return a studio executive's wallet?

Whatever that secret potion is, it's a miracle drug, as Amphy lights up instantly (both metaphorically and literally). Since we only see the secret potion in Sinnoh, where it cures some Psyducks' headaches, I assume it's some kind of brain medicine that raises all kinds of questions. What exactly was Amphy suffering from? (I'm assuming it's Spectacles if anyone knows, so I'll stick with my illiterate speculations.)

As soon as Bela leaves the lighthouse, Baobá calls her to let her know that the Safari Zone is open. This...is pretty cool, to be honest, but Bela already has a pretty complete PC box, and since the Safari Zone isn't really necessary for the main game (as far as I know), let's skip the pond. of Rage and save the safari if we're therevery needybest type of coverage. Which... okay, our next two gyms will be Ice and Steel, and we don't have great type coverage for either of them, so we'll be adding it to our roster sometime in the near future. (To haveplanesto deal with the Safari Zone in The Atrocity, but that will wait until we actually deal with the Safari Zone).

Although we could easily fly to Mahogany Town, I take the water route for two reasons. Firstly, I want to go meet Tyrogue's gifts, and secondly, there's a scene with Eusine the Stalker Boi constantly trying to impress the girl of her dreams, I mean the glittering unicorn fairy. Not in a bad way.

... and I go there only to find that I don't have anyone with Cut.

And the only one in the group that can use Cut is Lud the Grim, my Espeon.

Who is primarily a special striker.

Well, it's time to rearrange the party!

Then our power couple Azjiz the Ampharos and Lud the Ferocious Espeon go into the box (temporarily, as Azjiz is our best chance of taking down Shiny Gyarados). Vharde and An'zeh stay on the team because Vharde is our flyer, Shaj Jeve stays on the team because she's our surfer, and Orra stays on the team because her knowledge rule requires it.

So who can we cut? Zephys the Beedrill, Patient the Raticate, Astrofoire the Nidorino, Mele Cel the Tentacruel, Wrathful Sandals of Honor the Krabby (just calling him Sandals is not the same thing), Gror the Croconaw, Onke Gaika the Aipom, and Lud the Grim Espeon (which I have already established will not be our Tribunal user).

Mele Cel, Sandals, and Gror are all Water-types, and we already have Shaj Jeve, Slowpoke, on our team. Onke the Murder Monke cannot know two moves of the same type until he completes his quest, and since he must learn Double Hit to evolve (which is a normal move), and Cut cannot be overlooked until Blackthorn City, Aipom is out of order. question.list. That leaves Zephys, Patient and Astrofoire. whose attack stats are respectively 45, 46, and 49.

Honestly... I think I want to go with Zephys. I almost completely neglected its Nectar of the Gods lore rule (to be fair, it's a teaser with mediocre stats and a terrible moveset), and Odor Sleuth as a dice rule isn't bad. Of course, she'll need some training to lift our heavy weights, but why not take her with us?

As for my last teammate, I think I'll go with Flangin. Miltank is a solid monster that I've never used before, and his combination of Lorerule and the dice rule is pretty good, as his dice rule specifically helps protect the group from the harmful effects of the dice rules when catching Pokemon. Also, it has Scrappy, which is excellent.

Then Zephys Cut learns about Focus Energy (because a weak bug like Beedrill doesn't have to spend another turn just to line up), and we start grinding Zephys and Flangin to keep up with the rest of the team. And also pick more apricots because we always pick apricots while crushing them. Maybe the next time I play nuzlock in a Johto game there will be a clause that when I get to Azalea Town I won't be able to buy Poké Balls and will have to rely heavily on found and crafted balls. That might be interesting.

Of course, now that we have surfing, we can go to all kinds of new places. I'm going to crush my two weakest teammates before we do anything too crazy, but I want to try to catch those static lapras when everyone's even. On the way, we got some beans from Mom, got the nesting ball from the daily paint corner, and a silk veil from the accessories paint corner, which for some reason I hadn't tried yet. Dressing up our Pokémon can be fun later on when we have more accessories.

While we're not ready to face the guy Tyrogue is hiding behind (we need Waterfall for that, and we can't Waterfall to Ice Path to progress), we pay Suicune a visit in his secluded, wooded grove. and she responds by stepping over us and disappearing into the wind. Eusine, unable to understand that Bela has legendary footprints all over her outfit, boasts that his desire to see Suicune far surpasses her own and that her grandfather told her all the myths and legends about Suicune, which makes me wonder. there are so many myths and legends. subtitlesSonabout Suicune. Meanwhile, Bela gets up off the ground and starts picking apricots to regain some dignity.

During the routine session, Flangin learns Rollout on Bide because Rollout might not be good on a Nuzlocke, but Bide is worse. Along the way, we explore the new area in Mt. Mortar and I get scared when a level 25 Seaking scribbles a flail on Shaj Jeve, leaving her with 13 HP. Yes... it's best to avoid Seaking, as our answer to powerful water types is currently on the PC. We also find Raikou randomly, which allows us to lower her HP a little with Flangins Stomp, and we get a Mystic Water on the coast of Cherrygrove City that we give to Shaj Jeve to improve his surfing. Next, we teach Flangin Body Slam through Stomp, because while Flinch is good, Para is even better, and Zephys learns Toxic Spikes through String Shot because it can be useful.

Now I'm training so hard at Mt. Mortar that I ended up finding a second Marill. Um, hey man, I'm sorry, but I have to knock him out. I know it's probably against the Endangered Species Act, but considering how legendary Pokemon are treated in the Pokemon world, I sincerely doubt this universe.hata species protection law.

Since grinding is boring anyway and, as I said, my range of types isn't particularly wide, I decide to take a detour to the Safari Zone for reasons. On route 47, I try watersurfing to see if I can get a Seel (it's evolving into Dewgong and I'll need an ice type eventually), but I get ten percent instead.Stariummeet. Well, time to see how it works!

Lore-Regel:

Asterismo (Gema Brilhante)
In held item games, a gem or evolution stone must be held in order to use it. You should know one of these attacks if possible: Flash, Mirror, Light Curtain, Dazzling Gleam, Confuse Ray, Flash Cannon. You should open each trainer battle with one of these moves if possible.

Data rule:

Regenerator
If this Pokémon was affected by the harmful effects of a dice rule, 50% would take no damage. You must know at least one move that restores health/cures status ailments, if possible.

Okay I'll take it! Starmie is a boss and I have a spare Nest Ball with me and it's level 17. Perfect!

Their name generator is Tajik names, and the randomizer gives me options for male and female names. Well, Staryu is non-binary so I choose random female names and I choose Random because it sounds similar to Star and Aster.

Aaa and the next Pokemon I find is a soul. tease me Stick your tongue in my face.

After a double fight on Route 47, I arrive at Route 48, where the tall grass...Ugly woman!I had one of these on my Y-Lorelocke so I'm excited and a little nervous to have one again. The reason I'm a little nervous is that these guys have the ability to get the Legend of the Golden Duck rule, which prevents you from spending money on healing items until you meet one of several requirements. it was nothingebad at Y because Kalos has extensive fields of berries, but Bela has only four small pots here. Will it have a bad role?

Lore-Regel:

The Legend of the Golden Duck
This Pokémon offers a unique lesson. Do you have so much money?
however you want, but spend it only on yourself. you can't spend anything
Money for healing items, but you are immune to all lore rules.
Effects that cost money (including those that affect items such as
seeds). You can negate this effect by doing a good deed such as
how to defeat a key member of an evil team
20,000 Pokeyen for charity or to meet the requirements of a
Knowledge rule that cancels it (any kind of "quest"). Considered real.

Data rule:

Chosen by Galar Zapdos
If this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules' negative effects on any other Flying- or Fighting-type Pokémon in your party, as well as any Flying and Fighting-type Pokémon you catch. You should master a combat-type move whenever possible. You must master a Fly-type move if possible. Cannot be in the same party as a Galar Articuno/Galarian Chosen of Articuno or Galar Moltres/Galarian Chosen of Moltres, unless Lugia or a Chosen of Lugia is also in the party. Cannot be in the same party as a Psychic or Dark One (except Lugia).

No no no. I am NOT forcing myself to deal with the hassle of not being able to buy healing items in a mad rush like this. Sorry Goldie, he's your spiritual successor.nojoin our party. Also, I already have three regular/flying guys, which would be four if Lucky were alive.

So, next time we'll tackle the exotic and mysterious Safari Zone! What Pokemon are waiting for us there? News at eleven!

(Oh, and now Unke the Monk has all his quest markers, so he's achieved enlightenment. The last four routes were Cliff Edge Gate, Route 47, Cliff Cave, and Route 48. Not that anyone cares, because he's a murderous monk and has no shame.)

Gror, croconaw macho
Rash, very persistent
Strom

Lore-Regel:
Tannin of Tiamat (Chosen of Tiamat)
While this Pokémon is in your party, you may break the Rules of Knowledge for all other Water Pokémon in your party and the effects of the Rules of Knowledge for Water Pokémon if you catch them. Must master a Poison or Dragon-type move if possible. Its primary type is considered Dragon, and secondary types are Poison and Water for lore rules purposes. When Totodile/Croconaw/Feraliagtor dies, choose 1 Water-type Pokémon and 1 Flying-type Pokémon that you own or were killed by a Lore rule. You can revive any of these Pokemon and change its lore rule, or just change its lore rule if it's alive. If the new knowledge rule fires on capture, it will fire again later.

Data rule:
Fossil descendant of Drake.
You must have an Electric- or Water-type Pokémon in your party to use this Pokémon (unless it's the only Pokémon you have). As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules for Dragon-type Pokémon in your group and Dragon-type Pokémon you capture, and the dice rules for any fossil Pokémon in your group or that you capture (including Genesect). .

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An'zeh, macho Pidgeotto
Hasty and robust body
tangled feet
Married to Vharde

Lore-Regel:
peace dove
This Pokemon can't do more than 2 damage.
emotional. You cannot open a Trainer Battle
with this pokemon.
Rule Lore negated by Vharde's Lorerule

Data rule:
Descending from Archaeops.
This Pokémon is considered a Flying/Rock type for the purposes of the dice rules. You must master at least one Rock, Ground, or Steel-type move if possible. As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules for Rock-type Pokémon in your party and Rock-type Pokémon you capture. You may ignore the dice rules for any Fossil Pokémon in your party (including Genesect).
Required Move: Sand Attack

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Vharde, female fear
modest, mischievous
sharp eye
Married to An'zeh

Lore-Regel:
griffin ancestors
If you catch this Pokemon, it will marry you.
another pokémon of your choice (either pokémon
must remain in your party at the same time, and if someone
from pokemon die marriage ends in the end
of the fight). He mates for life and cannot marry.
one and another time. As long as that Pokemon evolves you
you must discard items worth 10,000 Pokeyen or one
Nugget - If you can't afford it, pack it right away and it's
Couple until you decide to pay. As a
Fear can also negate negative effects.
the rule of the tradition of the pokémon that is married
a fear.

Data rule:
Activate the alarm (loud alarm).
If that Pokémon is in your party and a Pokémon's dice rule endangers one of your Pokémon, you can roll the dice to see which Pokémon it would target before deciding whether or not to catch it (instead of catch it). You should be able to master a sound-based move if possible, and if it's opened directly, all trainers will fight it.
Required Move: Snarl

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Vanlamir, macho Butterfree
Quirky, a little vain
compound eyes

Lore-Regel:
a living soul
It only works as Butterfree and if you have it
Your first Pokémon killed. Randomize a Pokémon you had
that died This Pokémon is the reincarnation of your soul and
gets its lore rule (pick only one Pokémon with a rule that
might make mechanical sense for this Butterfree). What is more
To do this, you must have at least two Psychic/Ghost type moves.
Yes, it is possible
Required Moves: Confusion
Rule of knowledge inherited from Lurog:
glyph of protection
While Unown is in your party, ignore the effect of Legend rules on Pokemon that have the letter Unown (J) in their Legend rule name when you catch them.

Data rule:
vulnerable shell
If this Pokémon is critically hit or Super Hit, it dies. Loses potency when evolving into Butterfree.

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Shaya macho crobat
Naive, alert to noise
inner concentration

Lore-Regel:
burned by the light
On a defined day/night cycle: cannot be used outdoors in daylight or strong sunlight. If the conditions
switch during battle, must be turned off immediately
or is considered dead at the end of the fight.
In a kit without a day/night cycle - When used outdoors
Can only be used for 3 consecutive rounds if not
turned off, it is considered dead at the end of the fight.
Denied by the government of Lor de Astroifoire

Data rule:
Picked by Lunala.
If this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules' effects on Psychic- and Ghost-type Pokémon in your party and on Psychic- and Ghost-type Pokémon when catching them. If a Pokémon in your group can only be used at night, its dice rule will be negated if it's in the same group as that Pokémon. If another Pokemon's dice rule requires the use of a Moonstone, you don't need to use it. You must, if possible, master a psychic move. You must master a ghost move if possible. You must hold a moonstone if possible.
Phantom Move: Confused Beam
Psychic movement: rest

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Azjiz, female Ampharos
calm down, run away quickly
Static
Married to Lud the Dark; previously married lucky

Lore Regel
The Golden Fleece of Khrysomallos
When catching this Pokémon, choose a male non-starter and a female non-starter.
pokémon you have Mareep/Flaaffy can only be in your party if at least one of those pokémon is also in it, and it loses this effect when it evolves into Ampharos. When Mareep/Flaaffy dies or evolves into Ampharos (whichever comes first), you will receive an item called The Golden Fleece. You may give this item to one of your other Pokemon, and it doesn't take up the held item's space, it can't be moved to another Pokemon, or removed even if that Pokemon dies, and the Pokemon that owns it becomes real. He considers himself immune to the effects of negative lore rules related to money and items, and may sacrifice the Golden Fleece to prevent his death at the hands of a lore rule.
Pokemon masculino: An'zeh
Female Pokémon: Vharde
Received, but not yet awarded the Golden Fleece

Replaced original data rule
beacon of hope
You must know at least one Electric- or Fire-type move, or one light-related move: beacon, blinding glare, etc. It cannot be in the same group as a Pokémon that has a night-only dice rule.

overridden data rule
Chosen by the Lati.
As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the effects of the dice rules for Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon in your party, as well as Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon you capture. You must, if possible, master a psychic move. When this Pokémon first enters your party (or when it evolves into Togetic if you acquired it as Togepi), choose a Pokémon of the opposite sex in your party that doesn't already have a Data Container. This Pokemon is now married to Togetic/Togekiss and its dice rule is replaced by Chosen of the Lati. If one of the couple's Pokémon dies but the other survives, the survivor chooses a new Pokémon of the opposite sex to marry and become one of Lati's chosen ones.
Married to Lud the Dark

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Lurog, unknown J.
lonely, loves to eat
Float
Died by the rule of tradition

Lore-Regel:
glyph of protection
While Unown is in your party, ignore the knowledge rule effect of Pokémon whose knowledge rule name contains the letter Unown than you.
catch up

Data rule:
Telepathy. This Pokémon is immune to the negative effects of the Dice Rules of all Pokémon except Dark-type Pokémon. If this Pokemon is at the front of your party, all of your Pokemon are immune.

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Stalky N, Geodude eyes
Mischievous, often falls asleep
stone head
Died in battle (Bugsy's Scyther)

Lore-Regel:
The Golem of Prague
This Pokémon is a Magical Guardian Golem. Choose a Pokémon in your party. Geodude/Graveler/Golem is assigned to this Pokémon as a guardian, which means you can only use Geodude/Graveler/Golem as long as the protected Pokémon is in the same group as it. Whenever a lore rule negatively affects the Protected Pokemon, you can redirect it to the Guardian, and if that Pokemon is injured, you must use healing items to fully heal it while the Guardian is away before the Guardian moves or the items themselves can be applied. . If the protected Pokémon dies, the Guardian loses control. If there is a Psychic Pokemon in your party, it can disable Guardian, otherwise it will first attack and kill 20% of each of your Pokemon in your party, then disable itself (and become unusable). You can revive it by dropping 3 undrawn Revives or Light Clay and choosing a new Pokemon to protect.
Pokemon protegido: Vanlamir the Butterless

Data rule:
Rolling Stone (bola de jump).
Each time this Pokémon makes a move in a Trainer Battle, there's a 50% chance it will make the same move the next turn. In that case, you cannot use or trade items that turn. You must know the release or rebound if possible.
Denied by An'zeh's data rule

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patient walker
Peculiar, strongly challenging
to escape

Lore-Regel:
Pied Piper's Servant
If you catch this Pokémon, you must
Sacrifice 2000 Pokeyen / 1/4 of yours in items
pokeyen (the highest of the options or the one you
pay if you can't afford any of them) or
Lose your lowest level Pokémon (from your box
or part) - is considered lost/dead and cannot be
more used

Data rule:
Stable rodent (teeth). You need to know at least one bite move and open all fights with it, otherwise switch. In held object games, a hard object must be held, such as a hard rock or nugget.
Guarded Item: Helix Fossil
Mandatory move: Hyper Fang

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Come on Maddy, parasita masculino
Brave, a bit like a clown
effect spore
Died by own dice rule to revive Shaj Jeve

Lore-Regel:
Spore Cloud Protection
Any Pokemon used to catch this 50% Pokemon goes into deep sleep/paralysis and cannot be used until you defeat the next Gym Leader (or enter the Victory Road). You should know a move with the word "Spore" if possible, and it's the only move you can use when your health is in the red.
Target: Vanlamir (Doesn't sleep)
Required Move: Stun Spore/Spore

Data rule:
Tochukaso Medicine. After this Pokémon evolves into a Parasect (or if you catch it as a Parasect), you can sacrifice it at any time to revive a Pokémon that died due to a dice rule. You must master a gunpowder move if possible.
Required Move: Stun Spore/Spore

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Shaj Jeve, lazy woman
quiet, a little vain
own pace
He died by Unke's dice rule + his own; revived by Dai Maddy

Lore-Regel:
Sazae-Oni
If you caught this pokemon in water, select all pokemons in it
His group, recognized by the opposite sex as Slowpoke/
Slowbro/Slowking and are not blind. Nor for any of them.
Sacrifice items worth 10,000 Pokeyen / 1/6 of your money (the
at the top of the options) or this Pokemon is and should be Paralyzed
put it in the box until you win the next two battles in the arena.
If you caught this Pokémon on land: Randomly distribute a Pokémon
to the lowest levels in your group and to the Pokémon in your group.
Group affected by a status condition - 50% this Pokémon dies.
Denied by Gror, saving Vharde's life

Data rule:
Easy target (Slowpoke only). If another Pokémon's dice rule affects another party member, there is a 50% chance of affecting Slowpoke (regardless of whether or not it affects Slowpoke). This rule loses its effect when Slowpoke evolves (but the permanent effects of other Pokémon's dice rules remain).
Dice rule affected by Shaya, Azjiz, and Lud the Grim's dice rules

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happy male togetic
Solitary, good resistance
serene grace
Married to Azjiz; Killed by Savage Stantler on Route 37

Lore-Regel:
peace dove
This Pokemon can't have more than 2 attacks that do damage.
You cannot open a Trainer Battle with this Pokémon.

Data rule:
Chosen by the Lati.
As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the effects of the dice rules for Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon in your party, as well as Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon you capture. You must, if possible, master a psychic move. When this Pokémon first enters your party (or when it evolves into Togetic if you acquired it as Togepi), choose a Pokémon of the opposite sex in your party that doesn't already have a Data Container. This Pokemon is now married to Togetic/Togekiss and its dice rule is replaced by Chosen of the Lati. If one of the couple's Pokémon dies but the other survives, the survivor chooses a new Pokémon of the opposite sex to marry and become one of Lati's chosen ones.
Chosen Husband: Azjiz

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Onke Gaika, macho Aipom
Cheeky, often falls asleep
to escape

Lore Regel
Apprentice to the Monkey King.
This Pokémon is eager to go on a quest to propagate
Ray. You should master a combat-type move whenever possible.
You cannot recognize two moves of the same type. must stay in
Fight for at least two rounds before he can be replaced.
Considered real. Every time you get to a new route
(including cities, caves, etc.) adds a quest token to Aipom/
Ambipoma If you have at least 20 chips (or if you have
reached E4) and is fully evolved, can remove anything
The quest tokens for this nullify the negative effects of this tradition.
and cancel a traditional rule for a Pokémon of your choice that
has been on the Aipom/Ambipom team for at least two years
fitness fights
Mission sheet: 20

data rule
Voracious herbivore.
If you catch this Pokémon, all Grass Pokémon you have (including those not in your party) have a 20% chance to die. Cannot be traded for Grass-type Pokémon. It cannot be on the same team as a Grass-type Pokémon (otherwise it will eat it). You should know Bug Bite or Leech Life if possible.

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Knock Off, macho Noctowl
quiet naughty
sharp eye

Lore-Regel:
Tatarimokke (alma viva)
It only takes effect when you kill your first Pokemon. Randomize a Pokemon you had that died. This Pokemon is your reincarnated soul and gets your lore rule (just pick a Pokemon with a rule that might make mechanical sense to Hoothoot/Noctowl). Also, it should have at least two Psychic/Ghost-type moves if possible.
Pokemon: Stalky N Totes
Mandatory moves: hypnosis, reflection

Regra Stalky N Lore:
The Golem of Prague
This Pokémon is a Magical Guardian Golem. Choose a Pokémon in your party. Geodude/Graveler/Golem is assigned to this Pokémon as a guardian, which means you can only use Geodude/Graveler/Golem as long as the protected Pokémon is in the same group as it. Whenever a lore rule negatively affects the Protected Pokemon, you can redirect it to the Guardian, and if that Pokemon is injured, you must use healing items to fully heal it while the Guardian is away before the Guardian moves or the items themselves can be applied. . If the protected Pokémon dies, the Guardian loses control. If there is a Psychic Pokemon in your party, it can disable Guardian, otherwise it will first attack and kill 20% of each of your Pokemon in your party, then disable itself (and become unusable). You can revive it by dropping 3 undrawn Revives or Light Clay and choosing a new Pokemon to protect.
Pokemon protegido: Vanlamir the Butterless

Data rule:
Silent hunter. It cannot be affected by dice rules that harm it. It cannot be the main Pokémon in your party. If you catch this Pokémon, one Pokémon in your party will be selected at random and have a 50% chance to die, regardless of any dice rule effects protecting it.

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Umedan, drowzee macho
Shy, good stamina.
early warning
Exchange for Machop

Lore-Regel:
Chimera
This Pokémon is a combination of several animals. Randomly select 2 of the following rules to see which parts of them are chimerical. A) Hind limbs: must have at least two non-injurious movements, if possible. B) Forelegs - Cannot have two moves of the same type. C) Tail - Must have a move that can cause a status condition and open any trainer battles with it if possible. D) Skin - Randomize a type. If hit by such an attack, it cannot be used in combat and dies. E) Head - Must remain in Trainer Battles for at least 2 consecutive turns
Random Traits: Tail (must have a move that can inflict a status and open all trainer battles if possible), Head (must remain in trainer battles for at least 2 consecutive turns)

Data rule:
Chosen by Cresselia. You must master at least one psychic or faerie move if possible. If this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules for any Psychic-type Pokémon in your party and any Psychic-type Pokémon you catch. It cannot know Dark-type moves or be in the same group as a Dark-type Pokémon or a Pokémon that knows a Dark-type move. Cannot be in the same party as a Darkrai or Darkrai's Chosen.

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Zephys, beedrill hembra
docile, obstinate
swarm

Lore-Regel:
Producer of the Nectar of the Gods
It only takes effect if it's a beedrill. After every 2 gyms
Battles you win using Beedrill in combat for at least three turns,
You get nectar. This nectar can be sacrificed to prevent this.
Death of a Pokémon by a knowledge rule. If you sacrifice two nectars
You can permanently break a Pokémon's knowledge rule.
1 half nectar

Data rule:
Odor Tracker (Weedle only). This Pokémon can easily sniff out what types of food it likes and what it doesn't. If you encounter a Grass Pokémon while that Pokémon is in your party, you may reroll your rule dice once.

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Well, male female
Alone, proud of your strength
offal

Lore-Regel:
hero mission
When you catch this Pokémon, randomly choose a Gym Leader or a Non-Roaming Legendary Pokémon before E4 that you haven't fought yet. Until you defeat this Machop/Machoke/Machamp Gym Leader/Legendary Pokémon, you must remain in your group or release it. This knowledge rule ends once the Pokémon has participated in the Gym Leader/Legendary Pokémon battle for at least 3 turns, and if you fight that battle and don't, you must release it.
Objective: Clair

Data rule:
martial artist. You must be able to master at least two physical moves, and at least one of those moves must be a combat type. You can know a maximum of one special move and one status move.
Mandatory moves: Karate Chop, Rock Smash

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Astrofoire, the evil Nidorino
jolly run away fast
poison point

Lore-Regel:
5) The crane
If you catch this Pokemon, you'll need to buy 10 Antidotes. Have to
Remains in combat for at least 2 consecutive turns before it can be changed. While this Pokémon is in your party, you may break the Tradition rule of all other Poison-type Pokémon on your team and the Tradition rule effect of Poison-type Pokémon if you catch them. If it dies, you can harvest and keep its horn and sacrifice it to save a Pokemon if it dies per a traditional rule and undo its death.

Data rule:
Exalted.
You cannot change into a Pokemon that hit you with a damaging move.

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Speed, Female Stantler
Courageous, often scatters things
intimidate

blondes:
2) Shisho-Odoshi
This Pokémon specializes in fending off wild Pokémon and
animals While this Pokémon is in your party, while
You find a new 10% encounter that you fail to pick up. Have to
knows at least one Ghost-type move if possible.
Mandatory move: Incredible

Data rule:
Chosen by Arceus.
When catching this Pokémon (or when obtaining this dice rule), choose a random type from the types available in the game. That Pokémon is considered that type for dice rules, and while it's in your party, you can ignore the effects of the dice rules on Pokémon of that type in your group and on Pokémon of that type you capture. Must know a move of the selected type, if possible. You must use an item that, if possible, increases the power of moves of the selected type.
Plate Type: Beetle

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Cardrat, male monkey
docile, a little irascible
spirit of life

blondes:
4) Lach
This Pokémon is a fearsome and ferocious predator, but it only has one weakness: when it laughs, it cannot control itself or stop. If it becomes Confused or its Special Attack or Special Defense is reduced, this Pokémon can't use attacks for 3 turns (you can disable it or use items at this time).

Data rule:
Exalted.
You cannot change into a Pokemon that hit you with a damaging move.

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Azita, female giraffe
Alone, able to take a beating
inner concentration

blond
Animal with many heads (two heads)
Each turn, a different head from that Pokemon leads it, leading in order (A, then B, then A again, and so on). A head cannot perform the same movement as previous heads. Whenever a status condition is imposed on this Pokémon, mark which head it was currently leading. You can only cure the status condition when that head returns to lead.

data rule
with teeth
You need to know at least one bite move and open all fights with it, otherwise switch. In held object games, a hard object must be held, such as a hard rock or nugget.
Denied by Shaya's data rule

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Accused the Grim, male Espeon
impertinent, impertinent
Synchronize
Married to Azjiz

Lore Regel
manifest destiny
This Pokémon has already chosen a destination and must pursue its goal. Randomly choose one of the possible Eeveelutions offered by this game: Eevee can only evolve into these.
Random Eeveelution: Espeon

original data rule
Chosen by Arceus
When catching this Pokémon (or when obtaining this dice rule), choose a random type from the types available in the game. That Pokémon is considered that type for dice rules, and while it's in your party, you can ignore the effects of the dice rules on Pokémon of that type in your group and on Pokémon of that type you capture. Must know a move of the selected type, if possible. You must use an item that, if possible, increases the power of moves of the selected type.
Type of dish: ice

Current data rule:
Chosen by the Lati.
As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the effects of the dice rules for Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon in your party, as well as Psychic- and Dragon-type Pokémon you capture. You must, if possible, master a psychic move. When this Pokémon first enters your party (or when it evolves into Togetic if you acquired it as Togepi), choose a Pokémon of the opposite sex in your party that doesn't already have a Data Container. This Pokemon is now married to Togetic/Togekiss and its dice rule is replaced by Chosen of the Lati. If one of the couple's Pokémon dies but the other survives, the survivor chooses a new Pokémon of the opposite sex to marry and become one of Lati's chosen ones.
Married to Azjiz

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Getaltrell, female Azumarill
Lax, proud of his strength
great power

Lore Regel
Easter eggs
This Pokémon colors itself as a symbol of spring, life, and resurrection. There cannot be two movements of the same type. You may sacrifice this Pokémon while in your party to prevent another Pokémon from dying, per a tradition rule.

data rule
custody
It takes effect after this Pokémon evolves into Azumarill (or when you evolve it into Azumarill). When Azumarill is in your party, all of your Pokémon are protected from the negative effects of the dice rules of Pokémon you encounter in water (surfing, diving, or fishing). You must know Bubble or Bubble Beam if possible.
Meet the bundle of bubbles

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gelatina, koffing masculino
Soft, can take a beating
Float

Lore-Regel:
live trap
You must learn the self-destruct attack and cannot unlearn it.
You should replace it with bang if you can. The first time
This Pokémon will be injured in any major battle (Rival Battle, Gym
leader, leader of evil organizations, E4 or champion), 5% must be
Use this move.

Data rule:
great stench
This Pokémon uses a strong scent to protect itself from predators. Only Ground, Poison, Rock, Bug, Ghost, and Steel-type Pokémon can enter immediately after the Pokémon is on the field (unless you don't have a Pokémon of that type, in which case you'll have to waste a turn after the Pokémon is in the field). This Pokémon cannot be affected by the harmful effects of dice rules, unless the dice rule belongs to a Pokémon of one of the above types.

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Flangin, female Miltank
shy, stubborn
scrap

Lore-Regel:
Camahueto
This Pokémon was born in a great tremor and has
a powerful medicinal horn. there are 35%
Probability of each other beyond steel/stone/earth/
Flying/Pokémon that use hover
against Miltank (or to the leader Pokémon
the party at Vamos or Safari) die (after
fight). If you catch it, you get 50%
its horn, which can be used once to
Pokemon kill by a Lorerule or 100% if you
Have a Psychic-type Pokémon on your team. he must know
Rock or earth moves if possible.
Horn acquired through Shaj Jeve

Data rule:
Do you have milk?
If this Pokémon is in your party and one of your Pokémon is negatively affected by another Pokémon's dice rule, there is a 50% chance that it will not be affected. You should know Drink milk if possible. It should contain a Moomoo milk if possible.
Contains Moomoo milk

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My God, tempting woman
Seriously, proud of your power.
liquid slime

Lore-Regel:

veneno malo
If you catch this Pokémon, there is a 30% chance that any non-poison/steel Pokémon damaged by this Pokémon (or the leader Pokémon in the group in Let's Go or Safari) will die from the deadly poison. (after the fight). If this Pokémon was also poisoned in the game, change it to 50% to die. You must know at least one move that can cause poison, if possible.

Data rule:

rope trap Must know a mandatory move if possible. You should hold a claw or tie if possible. You should meet Constrict if possible.

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Wrathful Sandals of Honor Male Krabby
Gentle, likes to fight
Hyper-Cutter

Lore-Regel:

Kani Oni (Oni Blut)
You must master a dark move if possible. You should master a combat-type move whenever possible. You must use at least one damage move before you can be removed from combat. If it is hit by a Fairy-type move, it must be switched out as soon as possible. It is also considered a dark type for lore rule purposes.

Data rule:

descendant of Kabutops
This Pokémon is considered a Water/Rock type for the purposes of the dice rules. You must master at least one Rock, Ground, or Steel-type move if possible. As long as this Pokémon is in your party, you may ignore the dice rules for Rock-type Pokémon in your party and Rock-type Pokémon you capture. You may ignore the dice rules for any Fossil Pokémon in your party (including Genesect).

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Staryu Opportunity

Lore-Regel:

Asterismo (Gema Brilhante)
In held item games, a gem or evolution stone must be held in order to use it. You should know one of these attacks if possible: Flash, Mirror, Light Curtain, Dazzling Gleam, Confuse Ray, Flash Cannon. You should open each trainer battle with one of these moves if possible.

Data rule:

Regenerator
If this Pokémon was affected by the harmful effects of a dice rule, 50% would take no damage. You must know at least one move that restores health/cures status ailments, if possible.