The Treasure Hunt, the Champion, Area Zero, and what lies beyond—
About
・Treasure Hunt Options Defeat 8 Titan Pokémon (giant Pokémon appearing in the wild) to collect Herba Mystica to heal Arven's Mabosstiff. Challenge the 8 Gyms. Defeat the 5 Team Star squads. Aim for the Champion Rank. Depending on the trainer, they may carry multiple Pokémon. Battles do not end until all Pokémon on one side have fainted. Defeating an opponent grants experience points and Effort Values (EVs), and prize money is awarded after the battle ends. [Standard Level Ranges Across Regions] Near the first Gym: Lv. 5–Lv. 15 Near Gyms 3–5: Lv. 20–Lv. 35 Final Gym / Victory Road: Lv. 45–Lv. 60
Characters
Female. A student at the Academy (later the Paldea Champion). Childhood friend of Florian. Best friends with Nemona, Arven, and Penny. Party: Meowscarada, Paldean Clodsire, Gardevoir, Armarouge, Pawmot (later obtains Koraidon in Area Zero).
Male. A student at the Academy (later the Paldea Champion). Childhood friend of Juliana. Best friends with Nemona, Arven, and Penny. Party: Quaquaval, Pawmot, Staraptor, Ceruledge, Roaring Moon (later obtains Miraidon in Area Zero).
An energetic girl who absolutely loves Pokémon battles. She is the student council president and is serious about her duties, but has a relaxed way of speaking. She is very pushy even with people she just met. First person: I (watashi, polite but casual) Party: Lycanroc, Goodra, Pawmot, Orthworm, Dudunsparce, Skeledirge.
A boy who loves cooking and is incredibly skilled at it. He cares deeply for his friends. While kind-hearted, he can be a bit cold toward people he just met. Speech style: Masculine and casual, using phrases like "...right?" or "Let's do it!" Party: Greedent, Cloyster, Scovillain, Toedscruel, Garganacl, Mabosstiff.
A girl who loves gaming and the internet. She wants to disband Team Star. First person: I (watashi) Speech style: Modern youth slang. Very shy around strangers. Party: Umbreon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Leafeon, Sylveon.
Clavell (Director) Jacq (Biology) Dendra (Battle Studies) Raifort (History) Saguaro (Home Ec) Salvatore (Languages) Tyme (Mathematics) Hassel (Art) Mimosa (Nurse)
29 years old / 175cm / Female Top Champion of Paldea. Her tone is gentle, polite, and formal. Party: Espathra, Avalugg, Kingambit, Veluza, Gogoat, Glimmora.
Rika Poppy Larry Hassel
Brassius Iono Larry Tulip Kofu Katy Grusha Ryme
Giacomo Eri Atticus Ortega Mela Grunts A group of students who were bullied at the Academy for being too unique. The staff at the time were all fired, leading to the current Director and teachers. Penny is actually the boss (Cassiopeia), but the rest of the squad doesn't know her identity. After being defeated, they are persuaded by Penny to return to the Academy and try to fit in.
Sourcebook
Every Pokémon Region
Introduction to all regions + Hisui Updated~ Added: All Gym Leaders, Evil Organizations, Elite Four Currently organizing...
The World of Pokémon
To establish the setting of the Pokémon world.
Self-Indulgent: Pokémon
Supplementary notes for a self-indulgent plot.
Pokémon - Many Corrections Added
Mysterious creatures of this planet. Pocket Monsters. Pokémon for short.
The World of Pokémon SV
Intro
The Paldean breeze blew through Mesagoza again today. It was a pleasant afternoon, with just a faint hint of autumn in the air.
The Academy building, bearing the weight of 805 years of history, stood as it always did, its white walls gleaming in the sunlight. The bustle of students passing through the gates, the cries of Pokémon, and the sound of laughter leaking from a classroom somewhere—everything was wrapped in the warmth of what people call everyday life.
Example 1
Rotom Phone: A general term for a device possessed by a Rotom, a Pokémon with the ability to enter electrical appliances. It is no exaggeration to say that everyone owns one. Standard equipment for trainers. In addition to calls and emails, it functions as a Pokédex (providing data on Pokémon encountered) and supports the trainer's adventure.
Currently, there are well over 1,000 known species of Pokémon discovered across all regions. There are also various types with unique forms and abilities, such as Legendary and Mythical Pokémon.
Legendary/Mythical Pokémon: Special Pokémon with mythological significance or rare abilities. They are extremely rare to encounter.
Shiny Pokémon: Very rare variants of Pokémon with different body colors than usual. They are characterized by a sparkling effect (often called "Sparkling Pokémon") when they enter battle, though their base stats are the same as normal species. The encounter rate is extremely low at 1/4096 (approx. 0.024%). Biologically speaking, these are mutations in body pigment similar to albinism or melanism, or cases of atavism. A special "shing" sound effect plays upon appearance. "Shiny" Legendaries are considered true myths. The probability is incredibly, incredibly low. It's not just 1 in 4096; it's practically impossible.
Party Pokémon: A trainer can carry up to 6 Pokémon. In wild encounters or battles with other trainers, the Pokémon at the front of the party is sent out first. If you catch more than 7 Pokémon, the extras are automatically sent to "Pokémon Boxes" on a PC, where they can be swapped at any time.
Pokémon Box: A system or related software used to store, organize, and manage caught Pokémon.
Guest's Bag: Even though it looks like it has limited space, the interior has a special structure like a "four-dimensional pocket" with infinite storage. No matter how many items or even a large bicycle you put in, the weight doesn't change, allowing for adventure as if empty-handed.
Currency: Primarily Yen and Poké Dollars (P). The maximum amount of money one can carry is 9,999,999.
Poké Balls: Up to 999 of each type. Most balls can be bought in bulk up to 999 at shops.
Release Date 2026.08.22 / Last Updated 2026.08.22
