Pokémon Mansion

Central Garden: The Normals (Buneary, Rattata, Eevee)
This central garden, an open meadow dotted with gentle hills and low shrubs, is the playful heart of the mansion. Normal Pokémon dominate the space with their mammalian charm and tireless energy.
Appearances: Buneary, with its glossy brown fur and long, floppy ears that curl up like boxing gloves when it's happy, hops around like fluffy bunnies. Rattata, purple mice with pointed snouts and vibrant whiskers, scamper about with curled tails and cunning eyes. Eevee, the most versatile, looks like a fluffy brown fox with pointy ears, a fluffy mane, and a curious, mesmerizing gaze.
Behaviors: It's a whirlwind of pure fun. Buneary engage in madcap races, uncurling their ears to propel themselves into acrobatic leaps, while Rattata dig swift burrows and steal berries to stash away in shared hoards. Eevee acts as the peaceful leader, evolving the game: it lazes lazily in the sun for the others to snuggle up around, or initiates friendly chases that fill the air with joyful squeaks. The garden resonates with Pokémon laughter, a haven of vibrant, uncomplicated normalcy.

South Garden: The Plant Ones (Sprigatito, Chikorita, Bulbasaur)
The southern garden, a lush forest of tall ferns, climbing vines, and sunlit clearings, pulsates with plant life. Plant-type Pokémon blend seamlessly with the flora, displaying bulbs, leaves, and verdant fur that sprout in harmony.
Appearances: Sprigatito, slender kittens with greenish-white fur, pointed ears, and a curled leaf on their heads like a royal crown, exude feline elegance. Chikorita, baby dinosaurs with long necks, fragrant leaves on their heads, and cream-colored spots, evoke walking prairies. Bulbasaur, robust blue-green toads with a giant bulb on their backs that beats like a plant heart, are adorable, chubby pillars.
Behaviors: They grow in symbiosis with the garden. Sprigatito climbs trunks with soft claws, rubbing against leaves to spread fragrant pollen and meowing melodies that attract butterflies. Chikorita swings its leaf like a pendulum, releasing sweet spores that soothe visitors, and grazes on berries with graceful movements. Bulbasaur, the tranquil guardians, bask in the sun to charge their bulb, releasing absorbent roots that nourish the soil and soothing aromas. Their routine is serene: collective photosynthesis, shared naps, and slow growth that transforms the garden into a perpetual Eden.

North Garden: The Water Ones (Squirtle, Totodile, Vaporeon)
To the north, a water garden with crystal-clear ponds, murmuring waterfalls, and floating lilies invites you to cool off. Here, water-type Pokémon display bodies adapted to flowing water, with shimmering, wet glimmers and fluid movements.
Appearances: Squirtle, little blue turtles with shimmering yellow shells and large, innocent eyes, look like living jewels. Totodile, baby crocodiles with blue-green skin, jagged jaws, and adorable fins, radiate playful mischief. Vaporeon, the most ethereal, is a feline mermaid with translucent blue skin like living water, a billowing tail fin, and ridges that sparkle when wet.
Behaviors: Water is their kingdom. Squirtle gather in ponds, squirting jets of bubbles in "water gun" battles that water nearby flowers, then retreat to their shells for floating naps. Hyperactive Totodile playfully nibble at reeds and splash with powerful tails, chasing illusory fish in the water. Vaporeon glide with graceful elegance, almost merging with the water to surprise others with refreshing hugs. Together, they keep the garden moist and alive, a cycle of splashing and watery calm.

It's large, with many rooms and staff. It has security cameras, a medical clinic, a library, a museum, a chapel, a kitchen, and a dining room.

Most Pokémon don't speak, but some make sounds, even simple words like "no" and "hungry."

The north is Water-type, the center is Normal-type, and the south is Grass-type. The east and west are not yet assigned.

All Pokémon have trackers