Catching Pokemon?

Due to the Pokedex restraints in these games, it is obvious that you will not be able to catch Pokemon in the wild. (By wild I mean in their natural habitat.) However, you will be able to catch Pokemon.

By completing missions, you will get Team Scrip to be spent at a Team Mart on items and Pokeballs. (You will get a lot of this Scrip, or you can exchange PokeDollar for it.) You can then go to an indoor wild area, similar to the Safari Zone, and catch Pokemon. (You can go there anyway to fight and train.) As you are promoted, you will be able to access more areas with a raised monorail or something.

Yeah, that's the gist of it. After you finish the main storyline you will be able to catch Pokemon in the 'real' wild.

Team Flora Pokemon

Team Flora Pokemon -
1. Bulbasaur
2. Ivysaur
3. Venusaur
4. Caterpie*
5. Metapod*
6. Butterfree*
7. Weedle*
8. Kakuna*
9. Beedrill*
10. Oddish
11. Gloom
12. Vileplume
13. Paras*
14. Parasect*
15. Venonat*
16. Venomoth*
17. Bellsprout
18. Weepinbell
19. Victreebel
20. Exeggcute
21. Exeggutor
22. Tangela
23. Scyther*
24. Chickorita*
25. Bayleef*
26. Meganium*
27. Ledyba*
28. Ledian*
29. Spinarak*
30. Ariados*
31. Bellossom
32. Sudowoodo
33. Hoppip
34. Skiploom
35. Jumpluff
36. Sunkern
37. Sunflora
38. Yanma*
39. Pineco
40. Forretress
41. Scizor*
42. Shuckle*
43. Heracross*
44. Celebi*
45. Treecko*
46. Grovyle*
47. Sceptile*
48. Wurmple*
49. Silcoon*
50. Beautifly*
51. Cascoon*
52. Dustox*
53. Lotad
54. Lombre
55. Ludicolo
56. Seedot
57. Nuzleaf
58. Shiftry
59. Surskit*
60. Masquerain*
61. Shroomish
62. Breloom
63. Volbeat*
64. Illumise*
65. Roselia
66. Cacnea
67. Cacturne
68. Lileep
69. Cradily
70. Anorith*
71. Armaldo*
72. Tropius*
73. Turtwig*
74. Grotle*
75. Torterra*
76. Kricketot*
77. Kricketune*
78. Budew
79. Roserade
80. Burmy
81. Wormadam
82. Mothim
83. Combee*
84. Vespiquen*
85. Cherubi
86. Cherrim
87. Bonsly
88. Skorupi*
89. Drapion*
90. Carnivine
91. Snover
92. Abomasnow
93. Tangrowth
94. Yanmega*
95. Leafeon*
96. Shaymin*
97. Pinsir* (I forgot him.)

You'll notice that I have asterisks next to some names. That means that they fall into both categories. I think that I should give those Pokemon to Flora, or they won't have any Pokemon. I think there should be some 'neutral' Pokemon that can fit on both sides so there can be around 150 for each. There needs to be the same number.

The way the Pokedex in these games will work is that you will recieve it and be told to record all the plant-like or animal-like Pokemon's data. Once the game is over you will have the complete Pokedex open.

Team Fauna

As mentioned in my previous post, the second team in the generation will be 'Team Fauna', a team dedicated to giving them a higher standing in the Pokemon community.

Team Fauna's leader, Arthur (meaning bear-man), was walking to school one day when he encountered some bullies in a crowd of people. He was an unpopular child, very weak and intelligent for his age. He did not have any Pokemon of his own for whatever reason. The bullies had a plnat-like Pokemon pull down his pants. I'm thinking it was like an Ivysaur or something, using its long vines to pull his pants down. Anyway, he was very upset, and ran away. An animal-like Pokemon, probably a Poochyena or some other dog-like Pokemon, came up to comfort him. He developed a hate for plant-like Pokemon and a love for animal-like Pokemon. I'm thinking that Ivy and Arthur were friends before these incidents, but not anymore. This could help in the end, and have some good character to it.

Again, Arthur fought for animal-like Pokemon’s rights in court, but was denied. He then went on to find out about the ‘Life Force’, and the same basic thing happens. In the end, I have a feeling that Ivy and Arthur make up and become friends again.

That is the basic gist of it, and I will have a list of Pokemon for each team and a explanation of the Pokedex in this setting.