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Original Name:神奇宝贝Gender:NeutralScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:6743Chapters:904
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Biodata
| Feature | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | Pokémon (神奇宝贝) |
| Species/Race | Creatures that may live in the wild, be kept by households, or partner with Trainers in battle 2 26 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 2 |
Strength, Potential, and Move Mastery
Strength classes
Pokémon strength is broadly divided into six classes; each class may be further split into early, mid, and peak stages 26 68.
| Strength Class | Notes |
|---|---|
| Beginner | Entry-level strength class. |
| Advanced | Follows Beginner. |
| Elite | Growth and training slow sharply after reaching this class. |
| Gym Leader | Above Elite. |
| Elite Four | Above Gym Leader. |
| Champion | The highest listed strength class. |
Potential classes
Potential, also called aptitude or quality, is distinct from current strength. It affects a Pokémon's long-term growth, while strength and potential together can usually indicate the likely outcome of a battle without guaranteeing it 26 60.
| Potential Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Normal | Ordinary potential. |
| Good | The potential level of most Trainers' Pokémon. |
| Excellent | Associated with high-level League competitors. |
| Outstanding | Common among the Pokémon of Gym Leaders and Elite Four members; divided into first, second, and third stages. |
| Champion | Extremely rare; pseudo-legendaries have a high chance of possessing it, while Legendary Pokémon are Champion potential or higher. |
Pokémon with first-, second-, and third-stage Outstanding potential have estimated ordinary-cultivation chances of reaching Champion level of roughly 20%, 40%, and 60%, respectively; Champion-potential Pokémon exceed 90% 554.
Move mastery
| Mastery Stage | Description |
|---|---|
| Mastery | The Pokémon has learned the move. |
| Proficient | The move can be used skillfully and aimed accurately. |
| Expert | The Pokémon fully controls the move, wastes virtually no energy, and can develop its power to the maximum with near-perfect accuracy. |
| Ultimate | The move may reach 120% power or more. |
Care and Training
- Raising a Pokémon is a significant financial commitment. A Poké Ball costs 500 League currency, while even basic Potions cost 300 and break down after a few uses; an average household can generally afford only one Pokémon 2.
- Ordinary non-battling Pokémon can live on human food or common Pokémon food, but a prospective Trainer must tailor nutrition to the Pokémon. Poor food can gradually drain a high-quality Pokémon's potential, while suitable food, Pokéblocks, and other resources can improve weaker potential 70.
- Pokéblocks are graded as Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, and Special Custom. Stronger varieties should only be used when a Pokémon can digest their energy; using Advanced Pokéblocks too early can cause digestive failure 10.
- Custom Pokéblocks are formulated after examining an individual Pokémon's physique and energy traits. Their effects exceed ordinary market products, but they are extremely expensive 76 289.
- Pokémon at Elite level experience sharply reduced gains from food, training devices, and ordinary training compared with earlier stages 119 210.
- Energy Rooms can accelerate growth by supplying type-specific energy, but their use is restricted by level and duration. Elite Pokémon can use a third-tier room for at most three hours, and the room cannot be used frequently 318.
Eggs and Acquisition
- Pokémon Eggs are kept in individual Incubation Pods that regulate temperature and display data such as the Pokémon species, parentage, optimal temperature, and energy information 282.
- Prospective Trainers may catch Pokémon with Poké Balls, though limited income often determines which species they can afford to raise 2.
- Wild Pokémon can be dangerous to unaccompanied people, particularly in forests and other untamed areas 71.
- Some Pokémon live in large groups and respond collectively to intruders. Bug-type colonies may contain hundreds or thousands of individuals and are known to swarm perceived threats 86.
Bug-type Pokémon
- Bug-types and Grass-types are among the easiest Pokémon for low-income Trainers to maintain 2.
- Bug-type Pokéblocks are comparatively cheap because Bug-types are widely regarded as the weakest attribute, while Dragon-type Pokéblocks are especially expensive 10.
- Most Bug-type Pokémon are individually weak, have short lifespans, and rapidly consume their potential to evolve into final forms before reproducing. Their progress often slows dramatically after final evolution 86.
- Pinsir, Scyther, and Heracross are identified as Bug-types with unusually high racial potential and are regarded as better long-term prospects than most Bug-types 86 125.
- Beedrill is considered a low-racial-potential species; an Outstanding-potential Beedrill is exceptionally rare, and even one raised to Elite Four level may progress only slowly afterward despite immense resources 125.
- The possibility of a Bug-type Legendary Pokémon is discussed by researchers as a hypothesis; Ying Shi believes such a Pokémon may exist in another region, remain undiscovered, or still be dormant 291.
Legendary and Artificial Pokémon
- Legendary Pokémon are rare beings of immense power, often described in ancient myths as gods, messengers, creators, guardians, or causes of historic disasters 936.
- Known Legendary Pokémon discussed in the novel include Mew, Moltres, Articuno, Zapdos, Lugia, and Ho-Oh 936.
- Mewtwo is an artificial Pokémon created from Mew's genes by Team Rocket as a weapon for world conquest 936.
- Legendary Pokémon are described as standing at the apex of the food chain and possessing power beyond ordinary Pokémon from birth 936.