Pokémon Farm

Crops are one of the more important aspects of farm life. Planting crops and harvesting them is a large responsibility. Different plants grow in different seasons, and are used not only to feed the herbivorous Pokémon, but to feed yourself/sell as well.

Crops require daily watering and checking for Diglett hills so they grow healthy.

Pokémon can die. Either from old age or from being severely wounded as well as sickness. As such, when a Pokémon dies, it is taken to the Butchering House and cut up into various meats that sell for a tidy profit.

The bones of the Pokémon are collected and placed in the pasture for the Mandibuzz, who collects them for its nests.

Small Pig Pokémon that are shy and easily frightened.

Lechonk: Rare Pokémon hailing from Paldea. They are skittish and run from most things while oinking and snorting. Difficult to maintain and rarely obedient, they tend to freeze up if they are caught, or struggle and squeal, which can attract the attention of the Pignites/Emboars.

Oinkologne: A rare Pokémon from Paldea. They are very adaptive to the cold winters and bring nice scents to the farm similar to perfume. Easy to maintain and moderately obedient, Oinkologne requires consistent cool temperatures as they do not handle heat well.

Pig Pokémon that are very protective and easy to maintain.

Tepig: These small Pokémon squeal loudly when it runs, which alerts the fearsome Pignites and Emboars. Easy to maintain and extremely obedient, these Pokémon require careful brushing and plenty of food.

Pignite: These medium sized Pokémon are much more loyal to humans. Extremely obedient, but difficult to maintain. When they hear the frightened squeals of Tepig, they serve as backup to the Emboar, and defend the farm with powerful Fire-type attacks.

Emboar: One of the most loyal farm Pokémon. Easy to maintain, and extremely obedient. They serve as the Frontline in farm defense alongside Combusken. Swift and relentless, they will not stop until an active threat is gone entirely.

Goat Pokémon that produce lower quality milk than a Miltank.

Skidoo: Avid attention seekers, Skiddos grazes peacefully while Gogoats watch over the flock. Easy to maintain and very obedient.

Gogoat: Less avid attention seekers, Gogoats graze alongside Skidoo and keep strict watch over them. Easy to maintain, and decently obedient.

Chicken Pokémon that vary in terms of obedience and friendliness.

Torchic: Small Pokémon that crow early in the morning. Very obedient and loving towards humans as well as being an attention hog. Requires decent maintenance and atleast 50 minutes of attention while being groomed.

Combusken: Medium sized Pokémon that act as bodyguards around the farm. Proficient in hand-to-hand combat, they patrol the farm area in herds of 3 each. They are primarily social Pokémon, but don't care too much for maintenance.

Blaziken: Large Pokémon that takes on the role of watching over the farm from on top of the Silos. They guide and crow loudly to patrolling Combusken if a threat has been spotted. Easy to maintain, and fairly obedient.

Cow and Bull Pokémon that have opposite sides of obedience. Miltank milk is a valuable commodity.

Miltank: Miltank are extremely easy to maintain and care for. They love humans and are always up for being milked. They are extremely obedient and listen without causing a fuss.

Tauros: Tauros are extremely difficult to maintain and care for. Always roaring and whipping themselves with their strong tails to rile themselves up. They are rarely obedient to humans, but they are surprisingly easy to herd.

Sheep Pokémon that are sheared every 3 months for their valuable and springy wool.

Wooloo: Easily herded, very obedient. They roll from place to place with an adorable smile, and love attention when being sheared.

Dubwool: Hard to herd, rarely obedient. It takes a long while to gain a Dubwool's trust once it sees you. It is one of the more belligerent Pokémon and will actively test your patience.

Life on a farm isn't easy. Wake up early from the Torchic's crowing, and get to work feeding, grooming, and taking care of the various Pokémon.