Pokemon RPG Hisui

Hermance: She only has one Pokémon, Coatox. Garance: She only has one Pokémon, Abomasnow. Constance: She has two Pokémon: Rhydon and Gengar. Lardi: He has three Pokémon: Mismagius, Gardevoir and Gallade. Cormier: He has three Pokémon: Golem, Heracross, and Snorlax Marcia: She has three Pokémon: Fragilady, Archéodong and Chaffreux. Camille: He has three Pokémon: Skunflair, Nosferalto and Drascore. Adamantin: He has three Pokémon: Leafeon, Umbreon and Vaporeon. Élian: He has three Pokémon: Muplodocus, Cochignon and Barbicha. Garrett: He has three Pokémon: Oniglali, Seracrawl and Momartik. Nacchara: She has three Pokémon: Givrali, Mentali and Pyroli Aurel: He has four Pokémon: Mr. Mime, Staraptor, Pikachu and Infernape. Lucia: She has four Pokémon: Clefairy, Staraptor, Pikachu and Empoleon. Ryza: She has three Pokémon: Munchlax, Weavile and Crobat. Sabi: She has three Pokémon: Rhinastoc, Maganon and Électekable. Percupio: He has 5 Pokémon: Spiritomb, Garchomp, Roserade, Togekiss and Arcanine. Chammal: He has 6 Pokémons: Alakazam, Bouldeneu, Tarinormo, Machamp, Magnezone and Scorvol.

• Wild Water-type Pokémon that resemble fish or marine creatures are always found in or on the surface of water.
• There are no other wild Pokémon in the Hisui region besides those already listed.
• Some wild Pokémon only appear at night, especially Ghost-type Pokémon.
• You can only make up a team with a maximum of 6 Pokémon. Some wild Pokémon like to travel in groups of their own species. However, some Pokémon prefer to be alone. A group of wild Pokémon is more difficult to fight than a single Pokémon.

Beach Radish: This radish, required for making Double Bites, was originally found on beaches and now grows in frozen ground. It loses its bitterness once pickled. Rutabagaz: A tuber used to make blinding bombs. It can be crushed for culinary use or dried and ground into a fine powder. Soignon: This ingredient, which grows in every corner of Hisui, is used in medicinal preparations. It is also called "the traveler's friend". Sweet Truffle: This sweet mushroom is brimming with a mysterious energy. A resource required for crafting all sorts of items.

Perennial Bud: A resource required for crafting items that restore vigor to KO'd Pokémon. It is also called "morning dew bud". Carapachampi: This mushroom hardens the body of the person who ingests it and thus strengthens their resistance. Champinja: This mushroom gives agility to the one who ingests it and thus increases their speed. Champiscoto: This mushroom helps the user concentrate and increases their chances of landing critical hits. Round Leaf: A resource used in crafting throwable items. Once unfurled, these leaves can also serve as natural packaging. Fortichampi: This mushroom makes the muscles of the person who ingests it swell, thus making them stronger. Iron Fragment: A raw iron fragment needed to manufacture the closure system of the various Poké Balls. Pebble: When this strange, rounded, red-colored stone is combined with an Apricorn, it possesses the properties necessary to make a Poké Ball. Azure Pebble: When this strange azure stone is combined with an Apricorn, it possesses the properties necessary to craft a Feather Ball. Black Pebble: When this strange black stone is combined with an Apricorn, it possesses the properties necessary to make a Mass Ball. Sovereign Herb: Nicknamed "the queen of herbs," it shimmers beautifully. Mixing it with other resources increases the effectiveness of medicinal preparations. Apricorn: The hard shell of this Berry is used to make the capsules for Poké Balls. Petaralgue: An alga used to make Pétarade Sachets. When air is trapped inside by rolling it into a ball, and then it is struck, it bursts loudly. Repellent Plant: A plant that grows in all corners of Hisui. It is used for its medicinal properties, but due to its bitterness, no wild Pokémon will eat it.

Toolbox: A box containing all the tools needed to craft items, even without a workbench. It can be purchased in the shop or in the workshop in Rusti-Cité. Azure Flute: A flute producing sounds that seem to come from another world. Its maker is unknown. 'Celestial Flute' This flute allows you to summon special Pokémon if you know the correct melody. It emits a mysterious sound. Eternal Ice Cube: A piece of ice prized by Seracrawl, the King of the Snowy Plains. It is said to be a fragment of a Seracrawl from long ago. Adamant Globe: This large, brilliant crystal overflowing with power allows Dialga to change shape. Pearly Globe: This large, brilliant sphere overflowing with power allows Palkia to change shape. Platinum Globe: This large, brilliant crystal overflowing with power allows Giratina to change form. Gracidea: A flower given as a token of appreciation, especially on birthdays. Allows Shymin to change form. Origin Ore: An ore harboring a mysterious power. Legends say it contains the power of the Great Sinnoh himself.

Potion: An ointment that heals wounds. Reminder: A medicine that revives a fainted Pokémon Remedy: Heals Pokémon like a Potion. However, it tastes bitter. Secret Cure: An extraordinary medicine prepared at the Irisia pharmacy. It allows any Pokémon to instantly recover. Rusti-Muffin: A popular dish in Rusti-Cité that only true gourmets know where to find. Highly prized by Pokémon, it cures status conditions. Old Cake: A typical Rusti-Cité delicacy that only gourmets know where to find. It cures all status conditions of a Pokémon.

Moon Stone: A strange stone that allows certain Pokémon species to evolve. It is as dark as night. Dusk Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It is as dark as a moonless night. Oval Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It is shaped like an egg. Plant Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain Pokémon species. A leaf is drawn on it. Sun Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It is red like the setting sun. Protector: A very hard and heavy protective item, favored by a certain Pokémon. Reaper Cloth: A fabric imbued with a terrifyingly powerful spiritual energy. Favored by a certain Pokémon.

Improver: A transparent device filled with diverse and varied data. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Peat Block: A peat block similar to mud that can be used as fuel once dried. It is favored by a certain Pokémon. Dubious CD: A transparent device filled with dubious data. Liked by a certain Pokémon. Razor Fang: A particularly sharp and pointed fang that seems capable of piercing anything. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Electrifier: A box filled with a huge amount of electrical energy. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Link Thread: A thread that seems to contain a strange energy capable of forging bonds between beings. It is favored by certain Pokémon. Razor Claw: A particularly sharp and pointed claw that seems capable of slicing through anything. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Magmarizer: A box filled with an enormous amount of magmatic energy. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Obsidian: When this black, glass-like stone is broken, it produces very sharp shards. It is prized by a certain Pokémon. Metal Coat: A film made of a special metal, combining flexibility and strength. Favored by a certain Pokémon. Dawn Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It shines like an eye. Water Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It is blue in color. Shining Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It shines with a blinding light. Fire Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. It is yellow and orange. Thunder Stone: A strange stone that evolves certain species of Pokémon. A lightning bolt is drawn on it. Ice Stone: A strange stone that helps certain Pokémon evolve. A snowflake appears to be drawn on it.

Poké Ball: A strange ball that can be thrown at wild Pokémon to capture them. It can be crafted from various resources. Feather Ball: This Poké Ball slices through the air at high speed, in a straight line. It is particularly useful for catching flying or very fast Pokémon. Mass Ball: This Poké Ball is too heavy to be thrown far, but if it hits a distracted Pokémon, the success rate is high. Super Ball: This strange ball with amazing abilities makes it easier to catch Pokémon than with a Poké Ball. Hyper Ball: This strange ball with amazing abilities makes it easier to catch Pokémon than with a Super Ball.

Blinding Bomb: When thrown on the ground, it releases a fine powder that reduces visibility and allows you to escape the attention of nearby Pokémon. Mud Ball: A hardened Mud Ball. Throw it at a Pokémon to slow its movements, or even make it vulnerable. Snowball: A ball obtained by compressing snow. Throw it at a Pokémon to slow its movements, or even make it vulnerable. Sticky Ball: A ball made of a sticky substance. Throw it at a Pokémon to slow its movements, or even make it vulnerable. Toumou Mushroom: A large edible mushroom. Particularly appreciated by monster-like or dragon-like Pokémon, it attracts them to where you throw it. Plump Bean: A bean that's as juicy as it is plump. Particularly appreciated by bird-like or fish-like Pokémon, it attracts them to wherever you throw it. Shining Honey: Honey that shines with a beautiful amber color. Particularly appreciated by insect-like or fairy-like Pokémon, it attracts them to where you throw it. Gnawed Apricorn: An Apricorn whose flesh has been eaten. Throw it at a Pokémon to slow its movements, or even make it vulnerable. Zealous Rice: A magnificent ear of rice that seems to overflow with life. Particularly appreciated by Ground-type Pokémon, it attracts them to wherever you throw it. Blast-End Pouch: When thrown on the ground, the noise it makes scares away weak Pokémon located nearby. Rocky Rock Salt: A transparent mineral mass. Particularly liked by plant- or rock-like Pokémon, it attracts them to where you throw it. Stealth Solution: This solution makes the user's footsteps disappear. This makes it harder for wild Pokémon to detect them.

Hygia: She is the head of the Caregivers Corps, a subdivision of the Galaxy Group that takes care of injured people. Lardi: He is the chef for the Galaxie Group. This relatively elderly man, whose restaurant is called Au Hardi Gourmand, is also Cormier's right-hand man. Like many other residents of Rusti-Cité, Lardi is wary of strangers. He always has his eyes half-closed, speaks in a halting voice, and regularly boasts about his practice of ninja arts, the gradual disappearance of which he laments.

Aurel: A 16-year-old boy, he is a researcher for the Galactic Group. His standard uniform consists of a red beret and scarf, a black undershirt, an indigo kimono with gray linen sleeves and collar, wide-legged indigo trousers with a gray gradient tucked into midnight blue gaiters, white socks, and ochre woven straw sandals. The kimono features the Galactic Group logo on each sleeve and a silver badge on the chest, and is belted with an ochre satchel. He has a Pikachu as his partner Pokémon. Lucia: A 16-year-old girl, she is a researcher for the Galactic Group. Her standard uniform consists of a white headscarf, a red scarf, a black undershirt, an indigo kimono with gray linen sleeves and collar, navy blue tights tucked into thick white socks, and ochre woven straw sandals. The kimono features the Galactic Group logo on each sleeve and a silver badge on the chest, covers the hips with a gray gradient, and is cinched with a black belt from which an ochre satchel is attached. She has a Pikachu. Constance: She is the eldest of the Robbers Sisters, three thieves who roam Hisui in search of treasures to steal. Originally from Kanto, she harbors a deep hatred for the Galactic Group and seeks revenge against them. Her symbol is the pine tree. Garance: She is the youngest of the Détroussœurs, three thieves who roam Hisui in search of treasures to steal. She is also a former member of the Diamond Clan and the Galaxie Group's Research Corps, which she left for an unknown reason. Her symbol is bamboo. Hermance: She is the youngest of the Robbersisters, three thieves who roam Hisui in search of treasure to steal. She is also a former member of the Pearl Clan and the Galaxy Group, which she left for an unknown reason. When she was a member of the Pearl Clan, she constantly complained but never hesitated to help those in need. Her symbol is the plum tree.

The Monarch Pokémon are the Guardians of the different areas of Hisui. There are 5 of them in total. Axew: Bug and Rock type. It is the Monarch Pokémon of the Obsidian Plains. Elian is the guardian of Axew. Hachécateur uses his scythes to fight. Fragilady: Grass and Fighting type. She is the Monarch Pokémon of the Crimson Marshes. Marcia is Fragilady's guardian. Fragilady attacks by dancing. Arcanine: Fire and Rock type. It is the Monarch Pokémon of the Lazuli Coast. Garana is its guardian. Arcanine fights in a fairly diverse way. Electrode: Electric and Grass type. It is the Monarch Pokémon of the Crowned Foothills. Camille is its guardian. Electrode uses various explosions and its electric discharges to attack. Seracrawl: Ice and Rock type. It is the Monarch Pokémon of the Pristine Lands. Garette is its guardian. Seracrawl attacks with a multitude of projectiles or blocks of ice.

The guardians of Monarch Pokémon serve to watch over and protect them.

Palkia: Water and Dragon type. This Legendary Pokémon represents space. In Hisui, the Pearl clan tells the legend of the Great Sinnoh who supposedly controls space. This is actually Palkia. They often disagree with the Diamond clan's legend. Giratina: Ghost and Dragon type. This Legendary Pokémon generally lives in the Distortion World, a world unlike our own that defies common sense. It sometimes haunts ancient cemeteries. It occasionally appears in the Cave of Return, located on the Lazuli Coast. Darkrai: Dark type. This Legendary Pokémon is the god of nightmares. This Pokémon can be encountered at night in the Crowned Foothills. Manaphy: Water type. This Mythical Pokémon rarely appears, only at night behind the horn-shaped stone structure at Sand Hand in the Lazuli Coast. You can also find 3 Phione there. Shaymin: Grass type. This Mythical Pokémon resembles a small green and white hedgehog with leaves all over its back and two pretty pink flowers on either side of its head. It can be found in the Flora Field in the Obsidian Plains only on sunny days and during spring. Arceus: Normal type. This Legendary Pokémon is the god and creator of all Pokémon. It is extremely rare to encounter. It appears at the Sinnoh Temple in the Crowned Foothills after playing the Celestial Flute. It only appears before those it deems worthy.

Legendary and Mythical Pokémon are unique. They cannot evolve or reproduce. The Legendary Pokémon found in Hisuis are: Uxie: Psychic type. This Legendary Pokémon is the goddess of Lake Acuity, located in the Immaculate Lands. Mesprit: Psychic type. This Legendary Pokémon is the goddess of Lake Verity, located in the Obsidian Plains. Mesprit: Psychic type. This Legendary Pokémon is the goddess of Lake Valor, located in the Crimson Marsh. Heatran: Fire and Steel type. This Legendary Pokémon is located in a cave on Firespit Island, which is situated in the Lazuli Coast. Regigigas: Normal type. This Legendary Pokémon is located in the Snowpoint Temple, which is situated in the Immaculate Lands. Cresselia: Psychic type. This Pokémon appears in the Moon Arena located in the Crown Tundra. She is the goddess of dreams. Tornadus: Flying type. This Legendary Pokémon represents the weather during a blizzard. It appears during snowstorms in the Immaculate Lands. Thundurus: Electric and Flying type. This Legendary Pokémon represents the weather during severe thunderstorms. It appears during heavy rainstorms accompanied by thunderstorms on the Lazuli Coast. Landorus: Ground/Flying type. This Legendary Pokémon represents the weather when it's sunny. It appears when the sky is clear and the weather is fine in the Obsidian Plains. Amovénus: Fairy and Flying type. This Pokémon represents love. It appears in the Carlate Marsh, which is located in the Crimson Marsh. Dialga: Steel and Dragon type. This Legendary Pokémon represents time. In Hisui, the Diamond clan recounts the legend of the Great Sinnoh who controls time. This is actually Dialga. They are often seen escorting the legend of the Pearl clan.

Riolu: Fighting type. It resembles a small wolf standing on its hind legs. It evolves into Lucario, which is a Fighting/Steel type. It is majestic and noble, as well as very loyal.

Magnemite: Electric and Steel type. It evolves into Magneton and then into Magnezone with the help of a Thunder Stone. Archeops: Steel and Psychic type. It evolves into Bronzong. Elekid: Electric type. It evolves into Electabuzz and then into Electivire thanks to an Electrifier. Scorplane: Ground and Flying type. It evolves into Scorvol. Griknot: Dragon and Ground type. It evolves into Carmache then into Garchacrok. Nosepass: Rock type. It evolves into Nosepass which takes on the dual Rock and Steel type. Voltorb: Electric and Grass type. It evolves into Electrode with a Grass stone. Rotom: Electric and Ghost type. Korillon: Psychic type. It evolves into Éoko only at night. Misdream: Ghost type. It evolves into Mismagius with the help of a Dusk Stone. Cleffa: Fairy type. It evolves into Clefairy and then Clefable using a Moon Stone. These Pokémon love to dance in the moonlight on full moon nights. Sneasel: Fighting and Poison type. It evolves into Sneasel using a Razor Claw, but only during the day. Sneasel can also evolve into Weavile using a Razor Claw, but only at night. Weavile is a Dark and Ice type. Snorunt: Ice type. It evolves into Glalie or Momartik, but only if it is female and with the help of a Dawn Stone. Kranidos: Rock type. It evolves into Charkos. Shieldon: Rock and Steel type. It evolves into Bastiodon. Swinub: Ice and Ground type. It resembles a small, fluffy pig. It evolves into Piloswine and then into Mamoswine, which resembles a mammoth. Grelaçon: Ice type. It evolves into Séracrawl. Blizzi: Grass and Ice type. It evolves into Abomasnow. Zorua: Normal and Ghost type. It resembles a small wolf. It is white and red in color. It evolves into Zoroark, which resembles a wolf standing on its hind legs and has a large, long mane. Furaiglon: Normal and Flying type. It resembles a bird. It evolves into Gueriaigle, which is Psychic and Flying type.

Spiritomb: Ghost and Dark type. Murkrow: Dark/Flying type. It resembles a crow. It evolves into Crowfe with a Dusk Stone. Unown: Psychic type. There are several species of this Pokémon. 28 different forms Obalie: Ice and Water type. It evolves into Phogleur and then into Kaimorse. They resemble seals. Remoraid: Water type. It resembles a fish. It evolves into Octillery, which resembles an octopus. Rapion: Poison/Bug type. It resembles a scorpion. It evolves into Dracore Growlithe: Fire and Rock type. It resembles a large puppy. It evolves into Arcanine, which resembles a large dog with a mane. Chaglam: Normal type. It resembles a cat with a curled tail. It evolves into Chaffreux. Machop: Fighting type. It evolves into Machoke and then into Machamp via a Link Thread. Pijako: Normal and Flying type. It resembles a bird that sings a lot. Skelénox: Ghost type. It evolves into Dusclops and then into Nocturne thanks to a Reaper Cloth. Piplup: Water type. It resembles a small penguin. It evolves into Prinplup and then into Empoleon, which takes on the dual Water and Steel type. Babimanta: Water/Flying type. It resembles a small manta ray. It evolves into Démanta, which resembles a large manta ray. Bargantua: Water type. It resembles a fish. It evolves into Paragruel, which takes on the dual Water and Ghost type. Vulpix: Fire type. It resembles a fox. It evolves into Ninetales using a Fire Stone. Ninetales resembles a nine-tailed fox. Vulpix has another form that comes from a different region: Alola. Alolan Vulpix is ​​an Ice-type Pokémon. It resembles a white fox. It evolves into Alolan Ninetales using an Ice Stone. It resembles a white nine-tailed fox. Tentacool: Water and Poison type. It resembles a squid. It evolves into Tentacruel. Ecayon: Water type. It resembles a beautiful fish. It evolves into Lumineon. Magby: Fire type. It evolves into Magmar and then into Magmortar using a Magmarizer

Vortente: Plant type. Chlorobule: Grass type. It evolves into Fragilady with a Sun Stone, then becomes Grass and Fighting type. Squedeneu: Grass type. It evolves into Bouldeneu. Barloche: Water and Ground type. It evolves into Barbicha. Cradopaud: Poison and Fighting type. It resembles a large frog standing upright on its two hind legs. It evolves into Toxicroak. Tarsal: Psychic and Fairy type. It evolves into Kirlia then into Gardevoir or, with a Dawn Stone if it is male, it evolves into Gallade. Yanma: Insect and flying type. It resembles a large dragonfly. It evolves into Yanmega. Hippopotas: Ground type. This Pokémon is often hunted in the sand. It resembles a small hippopotamus. It evolves into Hippodocus, which is larger. Pachirisu: Electric type. It resembles a squirrel. Skunk: Poison and Dark type. It evolves into Skunk. Teddiursa: Normal type. It resembles a bear cub. It evolves into Ursaring, which resembles a bear, and then into Ursaking after being fed a Peat Block during a full moon. It resembles a large bear. Muscuscule: Dragon type. It evolves into Colimucus which then takes on the dragon and steel type and then into Muplodocus if it is strong enough and it is raining. Onix: Rock and Ground type. It resembles a large stone snake. It evolves into Steelix thanks to its metallic skin and then takes on the Steel and Ground type. Rhyhorn: Ground and Rock type. It evolves into Rhydon and then into Rhyperior. Manzaï: Rock type. It evolves into Sudowoodo. Excelangue: Normal type. It evolves into Coudlangue. Togepi: Fairy type. It evolves into Togetic and then into Togekiss using a Shiny Stone. Turtwig: Grass type. It resembles a turtle with a small plant on its back. It evolves into Boskara and then into Torterra, which takes on the dual Grass and Ground type. Porygon: Normal type. It can evolve into Porygon2 with an Up-Engine and then into Porygon-Z with a Dubious Disc. Gastly: Ghost and Poison type. It evolves into Haunter and then into Gengar via a Link Thread.

Cheniti: Insect type. It evolves either into Cheniselle if it is female, which will be of Insect and Grass type, or into Papilord if it is male, which will be of Insect and Flying type. Geodude: Rock and Ground type. It evolves into Graveler and then into Golem. Cerfrousse: Normal type. It evolves into Cerbyllin, which is a Normal and Psychic type. Munchlax: Normal type. It evolves into Snorlax Paras: Insect and plant type. It evolves into Parasect Pichu: Electric type. He evolves into Pikachu then into Raichu. Abra: Psychic type. It evolves into Kadabra and then into Alakazam. Chimchar: Fire type. It evolves into Chimpenfeu and takes on the Fire and Fighting type, then evolves into Infernape. Buneary: Normal type. It resembles a rabbit and stands on its hind legs. It moves by hopping. It evolves into Lopunny Cherubi: Plant type. It evolves into Cheriflor Psyduck: Water type. It evolves into Akwakwak Apitrini: Bug and Flying type. This Pokémon can make honey. It evolves into Vespiquen only if it is female. Inspector: Bug and Flying type. It evolves into Chopper with an obsidian, becoming Bug and Rock type, or into Scizor with a metal skin, becoming Bug and Steel type. Scarhino: Insect and combat type. Mime Jr.: Psychic and Fairy type. It evolves into Mr. Mime. Aipom: Normal type. It evolves into Ambipom Magikarp: Water type. It resembles a fish and evolves into Gyarados, a large, majestic blue sea serpent that is as fierce as it is powerful. Gyarados is a Water/Flying type. Sancoki: Water type. It evolves into Tristor, which is a Water and Ground type. Qwilfish: Dark/Poison type. It resembles a porcupine fish. Its quills are poisonous. It evolves into Qwilpik. Happiny: Normal type. It evolves into Chansey and then into Euphoria. This Pokémon and all its evolutions are widely used by doctors and hospitals for their highly effective healing abilities. Rozbouton: Grass and Poison type. It evolves into Roselia and then into Roserade.

Rowlet: Grass/Flying type, a bird-like Pokémon resembling an owl. It evolves into Dartrix and then Decidueye. Cyndaquil: Fire type, it resembles a hedgehog with fire on its back. It evolves into Quilava and then into Typhlosion. Oshawott: Water type, it resembles an otter with a seashell on its belly. It evolves into Otterloot and then into Samurott, which becomes Water/Dark type. Keunotor: Normal type, it resembles a beaver. It evolves into Castorno, which becomes Water and Normal type. Starly: Normal and Flying type, it resembles a bird. It evolves into Staravia and then into Staraptor. Lixy: Electric type, it resembles a small lion cub. It evolves into Luxio and then into Luxray Wurmple: An insect-type creature that resembles a caterpillar. It evolves into either Armulys or Blindalys, which resemble cocoons. Armulys evolves into Charmillon, which resembles a butterfly and is an insect-type creature with flying abilities, and Blindalys evolves into Papinox, which resembles a moth and is an insect-type creature with poisonous abilities. Ponyta: Fire type, it resembles a pony with a flaming mane. It evolves into Rapidash, which resembles a unicorn with a large flaming mane. Eevee: Normal type, it resembles a cat with large ears and flowing fur around its neck. It has a unique evolution system, evolving into 8 different forms: Vaporeon (Water type with a Water Stone), Jolteon (Electric type with an Electric Stone), Flareon (Fire type with a Fire Stone), Espeon (Psychic type during the day), Umbreon (Dark type at night), Leafeon (Grass type with a Leaf Stone), Glaceon (Ice type with an Ice Stone), and Sylveon (Fairy type if it is happy with its partner trainer). Nosferapti: Poison and Flying type, it resembles a bat. It evolves into Nosferalto and then into Crobat. Drifloon: Ghost and Flying type. It evolves into Drifloon Kricketot: Bug type. It evolves into Kricketot Buizel: Water type. It evolves into Floatzel

Nacchara: Nacchara leads the Pearl Clan and has Givrali as her partner Pokémon. As a leader, she sincerely believes in exploring the vast Hisui region and not letting herself be intimidated by it. This native of the Immaculate Lands of Hisui maintains a friendly rivalry with Adamantin, her counterpart from the Diamond Clan. Lacking extensive experience, Nacchara dedicates her youth and energy to her clan. Faithful to her deity and an excellent Celestial Flute player, she is obsessed with space and cannot help but respond to Adamantin's provocations. This loyal and combative young woman only lets her guard down with someone she trusts. Though scantily clad, she is very comfortable in icy environments and cannot tolerate heat. A woman of about 20, she has short, dark blonde hair. She wears a small red and white tunic with a long, soft fabric belt at her back. She has blue eyes and wears a silver necklace.

Members of the Perles clan wear white and pink clothing.

Adamantin: Adamantin leads the Diamond Clan and his partner Pokémon is Leafeon. This audacious young man hates wasting time and favors swift action without much concern for details. This philosophy puts him at odds with Nacchara, the leader of the Pearl Clan. As a result, they are often seen arguing. Eager to get things done, Adamantin prefers to be called "Champion" rather than "leader" by his clan members. Faithful to his deity, he swears by time and never misses an opportunity to take a jab at Nacchara. He is a charming and easygoing young man. While he may not know how to play the Celestial Flute, he is very pragmatic and doesn't hesitate to reprimand his subordinates when necessary. Adamantin grew up in Diamond Hamlet, absorbing the beliefs and traditions of his clan, which venerates the "Great Sinnoh," master of time and every moment in Hisui. A proponent of cooperation, he broke with the belligerence of his predecessors in order to coexist peacefully with the Pearl Clan and the Galaxie Group. While he easily earned his leadership, he faces a difficult situation and is not always listened to, particularly by Marcia and Camille. A man of about 20, he has dark blue hair with lighter highlights at the back, which he wears in a half-ponytail with a strand swept to the right side. He wears a long blue and white coat and a rather loose tunic underneath, adorned with a gold necklace. He has brown eyes.

The outfit worn by members of the Pearl clan is dark blue and white/grey with dark blue and red boots.

Garette: A Guardian of the Pearl Clan who relentlessly trains his body in the icy, snowy regions of Hisui. Nacchara considers him her mentor. He is always shirtless but wears the Pearl Clan's clothing. He has sky-blue hair and is approximately 30 years old.

Sabi: A Guardian of the Diamond Clan who watches over Hisui's Braviary. The youngest of the Guardians, she travels the skies of the region thanks to Braviary. She has a mysterious air about her and often hints that she possesses clairvoyant abilities. A young girl of about 12 years old, she has long, light green hair styled in two braids. She wears Diamond Clan clothing with mittens and a large, warm hat.

Camille: A Guardian of the Diamond Clan who respects Adamantin and considers him his older brother. Although he puts on airs and is quick to anger, he cares deeply for the other members of his clan. He is assigned to look after the monarch Pokémon Electrode. He is self-absorbed and selfish. He has long lavender hair and wears the Diamond Clan attire. He is a man of about 20 years old and somewhat effeminate.

Percupio: Percupio is a merchant for the Ginkgo Company who wanders through Hisui. His curiosity knows no bounds, and he is always interested in unusual facts and people. Percupio is a young man irresistibly drawn to the extraordinary, whether it be phenomena, individuals, Pokémon, or relics. He seems to have dedicated his life to unraveling the mysteries of Hisui. A man of about 20 years old, he has blond hair tied back and wears a cap. His bangs cover half of his face. He wears the Ginkgo Company uniform.

Marcia: Marcia takes her Guardian responsibilities very seriously, so much so that she tends to want to solve all problems herself. She is in charge of a female Pokémon named Fragilady. A young woman of about 20 years old, she has short, red hair. She wears the Diamond Clan outfit.

Gino: Gino is the head of the Ginkgo Company. Despite his somewhat apathetic demeanor, it's thanks to his firm management that the company is doing so well. He will sell you rare items as well as special finds that he has unearthed here and there. A man of about 50 years old or older, he has gray hair and a gray beard and wears the Ginkgo Company uniform.

Lagéna: This lady from the Pearl Clan cares for a special and blessed Pokémon named Ursaking. Her stubbornness makes it difficult for her to trust Team Galactic or Diamond Clan easily. She excels at making remedies. An elderly woman of about 60, she has gray hair and wears Pearl Clan clothing, often accompanied by a large wicker basket filled with all sorts of medicinal herbs.

Garana: Guardian and member of the Pearl Clan who competed for the title of Clan Leader against Nacchara. She is accompanied by two Growlithe belonging to Hisui, but does not guard any King. A tragic story explains this. A woman of about 30 years old, she has shoulder-length beige hair tied back. She wears the Pearl Clan attire with a diving mask around her neck.

Chammal: A Guardian of the Pearl Clan who came to Hisui by chance. He seems to have no memory of anything before his arrival in the region. A rather elderly man, he wears a cap resembling that of a train conductor and the Pearl Clan attire, over which is a long, open, brown and black striped coat. The sleeves and the bottom of the coat are torn.

Professor Lavender: A member of the Galactic Group's Research Corps, Professor Lavender studies Pokémon and their way of life. He seeks to create a complete Pokédex. A man in his thirties, he wears a white lab coat and a purple and white hat with a white pom-pom.

Cormier: As the leader of the Galaxie Group, Cormier can sometimes be stern, but the group members trust him completely and know they can rely on him. A man in his forties, he wears an elegant black and gold kimono.

Selena: She is the head of the Galactic Group's Research Corps. Strict with others, but also with herself, she nevertheless allows you to try your luck at joining the Galactic Group. A woman in her thirties, she has short, bluish-gray hair. She wears the Galactic Group's Research Corps uniform, which is a dark blue and grayish-white.

Ryza: Ryza cares for a special Cerbyllin located in the Obsidian Plains. She grew up with her partner Pokémon, Munchlax, whom she considers her brother. She is a woman with black hair tied back with a barrette. She wears the Diamond Clan outfit.

Élian: Élian takes care of Hachécateur, the King Pokémon who watches over the Obsidian Plains. Despite his young age, he was appointed Guardian thanks to his undeniable talent. A young man of about 13 years old, he wears a hat and the outfit of the Pearl clan.

Graham: Graham lives by the sea and looks after a special Paragruel that has taken up residence in the area. He is easily frightened and doesn't much care for Ghost-type Pokémon. He is very tanned and has very short blue hair. He is about 30 years old and wears the Diamond Clan outfit.

• Galaxie Group headquarters;
• Maison du Textile, run by Esra, which allows you to buy clothes;
• Art Capillaire, a salon run by Nattie, which allows you to change your hair color and cut;
• Workshop, run by Ferno, which allows you to make objects;
• Shop, run by Sica, which allows you to buy items and resources for the Workshop;
• Photographer, a studio run by Imaj that allows you to take photos of your Pokémon;
• Grazing Area, which allows you to store your Pokémon;
• Orchard, run by Noham, which allows the cultivation, for a fee, of Nuts, medicinal plants, vegetables, mushrooms, Berries and Aromatics;
• At Hardi Gourmand, a restaurant run by Lardi;
• Main Gate, which allows you to embark on an adventure in Hisui;
• Dojo, which allows the player to teach new abilities to their Pokémon and train for Pokémon battles
• Medical Clinic, a place where humans and Pokémon are treated, located in the Galactic Group Headquarters. Run by Hygia.

Pokémon are creatures with extraordinary powers, such as the ability to breathe fire or control electricity through abilities, and they can be captured by humans in Pokéballs, hollow red and white balls that seem to suck in the creature (there are also different colors of Pokéballs): so you can transport these monsters in Pokéballs the size of an apple. A Pokémon is more intelligent than an animal: it understands our language and can obey commands that haven't been memorized. They think and communicate with each other, using human-like reasoning such as "Let's go help that person in danger!" They mostly speak by saying their own name; very few speak human language, except for a few legendary Pokémon. Humans and Pokémon are closely linked. There are many different kinds of Pokémon and types, all capable of breeding with each other.

Legendary Pokémon are unique. A Legendary Pokémon is a special Pokémon, usually associated with a myth about the creation and organization of the world, and whose rarity is matched only by its power in battle. In the vast majority of cases, Legendary Pokémon are genderless, have a single form, and are unable to reproduce or evolve.

Pokémon trainers can battle each other in Pokémon fights using their Pokémon and abilities learned by their Pokémon depending on the Pokémon's type. There are several different types of Pokémon: Normal, Grass, Fire, Water, Electric, Ice, Fighting, Poison, Ground, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Rock, Ghost, Dragon, Dark, Steel, and Fairy. Some Pokémon have a dual type, two different types such as Flying and Dragon for example.

The Immaculate Lands are a very mountainous and completely snow-covered area, with a relatively flat area in the center and a few bodies of water, including Lake Acuity, home of the legendary Pokémon Uxie. To the south lies the Iceberg Gym, home of the monarch Pokémon Seracrawl, and to the north, at the highest accessible point, is Snowpoint Temple, home of the legendary Pokémon Regigigas.

It is in the Immaculate Lands that the Pokémon Mount Braviary and the legendary Pokémon Tornadus can be encountered.

The Crown Foothills is a very mountainous area located on Mount Coronet, where several streams originate. It contains numerous ruins of an ancient civilization that once inhabited Hisui, including the Sinnoh Temple, where the legendary Pokémon Dialga and Palkia were worshipped. The Moon Gym, home to the monarch Pokémon Electrode, is also located here.

It is in the Crowned Foothills that the Pokémon Mount Farfurex, the mythical Pokémon Darkrai and the legendary Pokémon Cresselia can be encountered.

The Lazuli Coast is a seaside area. It is also the territory where Graham, guardian of the Diamond Clan, and Garana, guardian of the Pearl Clan, live. Out at sea lies Fire-Breathing Island, whose volcano later became known as Steep Mountain, while in the northern part of the area are the future Spring of Farewells and the Return Cave. The Lava Gym, home to the monarch Pokémon Arcanine, is also located here.

It is on the Lazuli Coast that the Pokémon Mount Paragruel, the legendary Pokémon Thundurus, Giratina and Heatran as well as the mythical Pokémon Phione and Manaphy can be encountered.

The Crimson Marsh is a very marshy area. It is also the territory where the members of the Diamond Clan, led by Adamantine, live. The Bonvivre Ruins, which will later become the Bonville Ruins, and Lake Valor can be found here. The Theater Gym, home to the Monarch Pokémon Lilligant, is also located here.

It is in the Crimson Marsh that the Pokémon Mount Ursaking as well as the legendary Pokémon Amovénus and Mesprit can be encountered.

The Obsidian Plains, as their name suggests, are a series of plains crossed by a river, forming two islands within them. The larger of the two is the Cer-Mont Plateau. Also located there, to the west and surrounded by cliffs, is Lake Verity, home to the legendary Pokémon Uxie, and to the south, the Great Tree Gym, where the monarch Pokémon Axew resides.

It is in the Obsidian Plains that the Pokémon Mount Cerbyllin, the mythical Pokémon Shaymin and the legendary Pokémon Landorus can be encountered.

Rusti-City is described as a vibrant colony. Its daily life is deeply influenced by the headquarters of the Galaxy Group, located to the north of the city. As a result, people from all over the world live in Rusti-City, making its population very diverse.

Rusti-Cité is divided by two main axes: Joliallée, running north to south, where residential buildings are primarily located, and Florallée, running east to west, where most of the businesses and the Galaxie Group Headquarters are situated. The two axes are connected by the Jolipont, which spans the river that divides the city in two.

To protect itself from wild Pokémon, the city is well defended by its imposing ramparts and two gates: the Sea Gate to the south, which provides access to the Training Area and Premiépas Beach, and the Main Gate to the east, which provides access to the rest of Hisui. Members of the Defense Corps guard the city entrances, refusing entry to uninvited visitors. Rusti-City acts as a hub from which the player can travel to the wider expanses of Hisui by speaking to Oscar of the Defense Corps.

Hisui is a vast region rich in natural resources, dominated by its central mountain: Mount Coronet. The rest of the territory is divided into several distinct areas, such as the Obsidian Plains, the Crimson Marsh, the Lazuli Coast, the Coronet Foothills, and the Pristine Lands, each with its own unique ecosystem. These include grasslands, forests, plateaus, beaches, and even more extreme climates like desert and tundra.

The human population of Hisui lives in specific, relatively compact locations, primarily in recently established villages. The largest of these is Rusti-City, a thriving colony that also houses the headquarters of the Galaxy Group, an organization dedicated to creating a haven of peace far removed from conflict. The descendants of Hisui's original inhabitants and the members of the Diamond and Pearl clans live in relatively modest hamlets, while the Galaxy Group strives to expand and create a prosperous environment.

In Hisui, it's an era where humans and Pokémon rarely live in harmony. Because of this, Pokémon aren't always viewed positively by everyone, and are often perceived as fearsome and dangerous creatures. This perception is based on a belief system centered around a "Great Sinnoh," a myth that each clan has appropriated, leading to countless conflicts.

Numerous temples, now almost in ruins, were erected throughout the region in honor of Pokémon and deities, but this knowledge has been lost, leading to the schism between the Diamond and Pearl clans. Only a few descendants of the original people of Hisui still possess this knowledge, passed down orally through generations.

Thanks to its rich environment, Hisui boasts an immense variety of Pokémon, living in specific locations within the region. Some specimens have also adopted a regional form unique to Hisui and its ecosystem.