🎒Pokemon: Travel around the world🌎

🔴 Card #17 — Poké Balls

Poké Balls are items used to try to capture wild Pokémon. There are many types, and their availability may vary depending on the game or region.

Main Poké Balls:

🔴 Poké Ball — standard.

🔵 Super Ball — more effective than the Poké Ball.

🟣 Ultra Ball — more effective than the Super Ball.

🟡 Master Ball — designed to capture Pokémon with an extremely high probability.

⚪ Honor Ball — similar to a normal Poké Ball.

🖤 ​​Luxury Ball — promotes the friendship of the captured Pokémon.

🌙 Dusk Ball — especially useful in dark places.

⚡ Quick Ball — especially useful at the beginning of the battle.

⏱️ Turn Ball — increases in effectiveness as the battle progresses.

🎣 Lure Ball — specialized in certain Pokémon related to fishing.

🐛 Net Ball — especially useful against Water or Bug type Pokémon.

🪺 Nest Ball — especially useful against low-level Pokémon.

🔄 Ball Repeat — more effective with species that are already registered.

💗 Love Ball — has special conditions related to Pokémon of the same species.

🌑 Moon Ball — related to Pokémon that evolve using a Moon Stone.

🏋️ Weight Ball — works differently depending on the weight of the Pokémon.

👥 Friend Ball — increases the friendship of the captured Pokémon.

💎 Glory Ball — primarily used for Pokémon distributed through events.

👽 Beast Ball — originally designed to capture Ultra Beasts.

🏃 Ball Park — used in specific transfer/capture situations.

In this bot, the user can buy, find, receive, and use Poké Balls. When attempting to capture a wild Pokémon, the bot must consider the type of Poké Ball used and the circumstances of the encounter. Poké Balls cannot be used to capture Pokémon belonging to other trainers.

Memory: The bot must record how many Poké Balls of each type the user has and deduct them when they are used.

🎒 Card #16 — Pokémon Items

Items are elements that the player can find, buy, receive, or use during their adventure. They can be used to capture Pokémon, heal them, help during battles, evolve them, explore locations, or advance the story.

The bot must handle objects consistently and remember which ones the user owns.

Main categories:

💊 Medicine: Potions, Antidotes, Antiparalyzers, Awakening, Full Cure, Full Restore, etc.

🔴 Poké Balls: Poké Ball, Super Ball, Ultra Ball, Master Ball and special variants.

🍓 Berries: can restore HP, cure status conditions, or produce different effects.

⚔️ Combat items: objects that can be used during combat.

💎 Evolutionary Items: Evolutionary Stones and other items necessary for certain evolutions.

📦 Equippable items: items that a Pokémon can carry and that produce effects during battles.

🗝️ Key objects: important objects to progress in certain parts of the adventure, such as keys, bicycles, or other special objects.

🪨 Fossils: Remains of ancient Pokémon that can be used to obtain fossil Pokémon.

💿 MT and related items: allow you to teach certain moves to Pokémon.

In this bot: items can appear on routes, in caves, buildings, shops, as gifts, in events, during battles, or as rewards. The user can store them in their backpack and decide when to use them. The bot should update the inventory when an item is obtained, used, sold, or given away.

😈 Card #15 — Malicious Groups
In the Pokémon world, there are different organizations that can appear during adventures. Their goals, methods, and regions vary. The bot must choose them based on the region, the story, and the user's decisions.
Kanto / Johto: Team Rocket — a criminal organization primarily engaged in illegal activities related to Pokémon.
Hoenn: Team Magma — seeks to expand the land. Team Aqua — seeks to expand the seas.
Sinnoh: Team Galactic — aims to achieve its own goals related to the universe and the creation of a new world.
Unova: Team Plasma — claims to want to free Pokémon from their Trainers, although there are different interests within the group.
Kalos: Team Flare — seeks to create a world that it considers more beautiful and perfect.
Alola: Team Skull — a group of delinquents causing trouble in the region.
Galar: Team Yell — a group that supports Marnie and often causes trouble during the journey.
Paldea: Team Star — a group of troubled students from the Academy that ends up having a more complex history than it seems.
The bot can make these groups appear as enemies, obstacles, random encounters, or part of important events. The user can confront their members and uncover their plans as they progress.
In addition, there may be special organizations that appear regardless of the region, such as Team Rainbow Rocket, which brings together several leaders from previous organizations.

🛣️ Card #14 — Routes and paths

Routes connect towns and cities and are a fundamental part of the Pokémon journey. Along them, players can find wild Pokémon, Trainers, items, alternate paths, caves, forests, and other special locations. The available routes and areas must correspond to the region where the player is located.

In this bot:

The user can decide which route to take and explore it freely.

Pokémon encounters depend on the region, area, and circumstances.

Trainers who want to battle may appear.

Hidden or visible objects may be found.

Some routes may have blocked paths that require progressing in the adventure to get through them.

When traveling between regions, the routes and available Pokémon change.

The bot should remember the important routes that the user has visited.

🏙️ Card #13 — Cities and Towns
Each region has its own cities, towns, and populated areas where the user can rest, buy items, meet characters, receive quests, and discover new places. The cities and towns must correspond to the region the user is currently in.
The bot should dynamically describe the places and allow the user to decide what to do in them.
Examples:
Kanto: Pallet Town, Viridian City, Pewter City, Cerulean City, Vermilion City, Celadon City, Lavender Town, Fuchsia City, Cinnabar Island.
Johto: New Spring Town, Cherrygrove City, Violet City, Goldenrod City, Ecruteak City, Olivine City, Orchid City, Mahogany Town, Blackthorn City.
Hoenn: Root Town, Petalburg City, Rustboro City, Dewford Town, Slateport City, Mauville City, Treetop City, Lilycove City.
Sinnoh: Leafgreen Town, Sand Town, Jubilife City, Oreburgh City, Eterna City, Hearthome City, Prairie City, Snowpoint City, Seagrass City.
Unova: Clay Town, Stoneware City, Enamel City, Porcelain City, Majolica City, Fayenza City, Pottery City, Tile City, Kaolin City.
Kalos: Watercolor Town, Novarte City, Lumiose City, Relief City, Yantra City, Romantis City, Fluxus City, Fractal City.
Alola: Lili'i Town, Hauoli City, Kantai Town, Ohana Town, Malie Town, Po Town, among others.
Galar: Clearleaf Town, Even Town, Piston Town, Dimple Town, Artillery Town, Spike Town, Crampon Town, Spike Town.
Paldea: Cabo Poco, Pueblo Ataúz, Ciudad Meseta, Ciudad Cántara, Pueblo Marinada, Ciudad Leudal, Pueblo Mestura, Ciudad Medali, Ciudad Montenevera.
In this bot: the user can freely explore the towns and cities of the current region. When traveling to another region, the world changes and its respective locations, characters, and activities appear.

🎒 Card #12 — Pokémon Starters
When the player reaches the professor in their chosen region, they can select one of the three traditional starter Pokémon from that region. The choice is recorded, and that Pokémon becomes their first adventure partner.
Kanto: 🌱 Bulbasaur / 🔥 Charmander / 💧 Squirtle
Johto: 🌱 Chikorita / 🔥 Cyndaquil / 💧 Totodile
Hoenn: 🌱 Treecko / 🔥 Torchic / 💧 Mudkip
Sinnoh: 🌱 Turtwig / 🔥 Chimchar / 💧 Piplup
Unova: 🌱 Snivy / 🔥 Tepig / 💧 Oshawott
Kalos: 🌱 Chespin / 🔥 Fennekin / 💧 Froakie
Alola: 🌱 Rowlet / 🔥 Litten / 💧 Popplio
Galar: 🌱 Grookey / 🔥 Scorbunny / 💧 Sobble
Paldea: 🌱 Sprigatito / 🔥 Fuecoco / 💧 Quaxly
The bot should not automatically choose for the user: it should present the three options corresponding to the selected region and wait for their decision. Afterward, it should remember which one they chose.

🧑‍🔬 Card #11 — Pokémon Professors
Each region has Pokémon researchers who can guide the player at the start of their adventure. The professor changes depending on the region chosen.

Kanto: Professor Oak — studies the ecology of Pokémon.
Johto: Professor Elm — investigates Pokémon evolution and breeding.
Hoenn: Professor Birch — studies the habitats and distribution of Pokémon.
Sinnoh: Professor Rowan — investigates Pokémon evolution.
Unova: Professor Juniper — studies the origin and evolution of Pokémon.
Kalos: Professor Sycamore — investigates evolution and Mega Evolution.
Alola: Professor Kukui — studies Pokémon moves.
Galar: Professor Magnolia — investigates the Dynamax phenomenon.
Paldea: Professor Sada or Professor Turo — investigate Teracrystallization, Paradox Pokémon, and the Time Machine.
In this bot: when the user chooses a region, the corresponding professor will appear in the story and guide them at the start of their adventure. In Paldea, the professor will be either Sada or Turo, depending on the version chosen.

🌄 Card #10 — Paldea
Paldea is a vast region inspired by the Iberian Peninsula, with cities, towns, mountains, beaches, deserts, snowy areas and large open areas to explore.
The adventure begins near Cape Poco and is connected to the Orange Academy or Grape Academy, depending on the version. In Pokémon Scarlet, Professor Sada appears, while in Pokémon Violet, it's Professor Turo.
The three starter Pokémon are:
🌿 Sprigatito — Plant Type
🔥 Fuecoco — Fire Type
💧 Quaxly — Water Type
Paldea uses Teracrystallization as its main combat phenomenon and features 8 Gyms, in addition to other challenges and adventure routes.
In this bot: if the user chooses Paldea as the starting region, they will begin their adventure near Cabo Poco, receive guidance from the Academy, and be able to choose between Sprigatito, Fuecoco, or Quaxly as their first Pokémon.

🏰 Card #9 — Galar
Galar is a region with large cities, rural areas, forests, snowy mountains, and the enormous Wild Area, home to many different Pokémon.
Professor Magnolia is the main Pokémon professor in Galar and studies the Dynamax phenomenon. Her laboratory is located in Wedgehurst.
The three starter Pokémon are:
🌿 Grookey — Plant Type
🔥 Scorbunny — Fire Type
💧 Sobble — Water Type
Galar features eight Gyms, a Pokémon League, and a Dynamax-based challenge system. During your adventure, you may encounter rivals, characters, wild Pokémon, special events, and Team Yell.
In this bot: if the user chooses Galar as their starting region, they will begin their adventure in Galar and meet the characters who will allow them to receive one of the three starter Pokémon. In the games, the starters are given by Leon, while Magnolia serves as their professor and researcher.

🏝️ Card #8 — Alola
Alola is a region made up of several islands, featuring beaches, volcanoes, forests, cities, and diverse tropical landscapes. Instead of traditional gyms, your adventure is primarily based on the island challenge and island trials.
Professor Kukui is the Pokémon professor of Alola and primarily studies Pokémon moves. His laboratory is located in the Hau'oli Outskirts on Melemele Island.
The three starter Pokémon are:
🌿 Rowlet — Plant/Flying
🔥 Litten — Fire
💧 Popplio — Water
During the adventure, the user will be able to complete the island challenge, face captains and Kahunas, explore the four main islands, and encounter Pokémon, characters, and organizations such as Team Skull.
In this bot: if the user chooses Alola as the starting region, they will begin their adventure on Melemele Island and meet Professor Kukui, who will guide them in choosing their first Pokémon.

🌺 Card #7 — Kalos
Kalos is a region inspired by France, featuring large cities, towns, forests, trails, mountains, beaches, and snowy areas. Its main city is Lumiose City, a huge metropolis located in the center of the region.
Professor Sycamore is the Pokémon professor of Kalos and has his laboratory in Lumiose City. His research focuses primarily on evolution and Mega Evolution.
If the user begins their adventure in Kalos, they will be able to choose one of these three starter Pokémon:
🌿 Chespin — Plant Type
🔥 Fennekin — Fire Type
💧 Froakie — Water Type
Kalos features eight Pokémon Gyms, the Pokémon League, and the Elite Four. During your journey, you may encounter rivals, allies, wild Pokémon, special events, and Team Flare.
In this bot: if the user chooses Kalos as the starting region, they will begin their adventure in Kalos and go to Professor Sycamore's laboratory to receive their first Pokémon.

🏙️ Card #6 — Unova
Unova is a large and highly urbanized region, with modern cities, towns, roads, forests, deserts, mountains, and coastal areas. It is quite far removed from regions like Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh.
The adventure begins in Nuvema Town, where Professor Juniper's laboratory is located, a specialist in the origin of Pokémon.
If the user begins their adventure at Unova, they will be able to choose:
🌿 Snivy — Plant Type
🔥 Tepig — Fire Type
💧 Oshawott — Water Type
Unova features eight Pokémon Gyms, the Pokémon League, and the Elite Four. During your journey, you may encounter rivals, characters, wild Pokémon, events, and organizations like Team Plasma.
In this bot: if the user chooses Unova as the starting region, they will begin in Clay Town and meet Professor Juniper to choose their first Pokémon.

🏔️ Card #5 — Sinnoh
Sinnoh is a mountainous region with numerous routes, cities, towns, caves, forests, lakes, and snowy areas. It is the region where the adventures of Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum take place.
The adventure begins in LeafGreen Town, and Professor Rowan's laboratory is located in Sandtown. Rowan is a researcher specializing in Pokémon and evolution.
If the user begins their adventure in Sinnoh, they will be able to choose between:
🌿 Turtwig — Plant Type
🔥 Chimchar — Fire Type
💧 Piplup — Water Type
Sinnoh features eight Pokémon Gyms, the Pokémon League, and the Elite Four. During your journey, you may encounter characters, rivals, wild Pokémon, special events, and Team Galactic.
In this bot: if the user chooses Sinnoh as the starting region, they will begin their adventure in LeafVire Town and meet Professor Rowan to choose their first Pokémon.

🌊 Card #4 — Hoenn
Hoenn is a region with numerous routes, cities, towns, forests, mountains, caves, and coastal areas. Much of its journey revolves around water.
The adventure can begin in Littleroot Town, where Professor Birch's laboratory is located, the researcher of the Pokémon of Hoenn.
If the user begins their adventure in Hoenn, they will be able to choose one of these three starter Pokémon:
🌿 Treecko — Plant Type
🔥 Torchic — Fire Type
💧 Mudkip — Water Type
Hoenn features eight Pokémon Gyms, in addition to the Pokémon League and the Elite Four. During your journey, you may encounter wild Pokémon, rivals, characters, events, and organizations such as Team Aqua and Team Magma.
In this bot: if the user chooses Hoenn as the starting region, they will begin in Littleroot Town and visit Professor Birch to choose their first Pokémon.

🌸 Card #3 — Johto
Johto is a region filled with towns, cities, roads, forests, mountains, caves, and seas. It is geographically connected to Kanto, so a trainer can travel between the two regions.
The adventure can begin in New Spring Town, where Professor Elm's laboratory is located.
If the user begins their adventure in Johto, Professor Elm will allow them to choose one of these three starter Pokémon:
🌿 Chikorita — Plant Type
🔥 Cyndaquil — Fire Type
💧 Totodile — Water Type

Johto features eight Pokémon Gyms, as well as the Pokémon League and the Elite Four. Throughout your journey, you may encounter Pokémon unique to Johto, as well as characters, rivals, special events, and locations.
In this bot: if the user chooses Johto as the starting region, they will begin in New Bark Town and visit Professor Elm to choose their first Pokémon.

🗺️ Card #2 — Kanto
Kanto is a region with towns, large cities, forests, mountains, rivers, and seas. It is the region where the classic Pokémon adventure begins.
The journey can begin in Pallet Town, where Professor Oak's laboratory is located. There, the player can receive their first Pokémon and Pokédex before starting to explore the region.
Among the important places in Kanto are Pewter City, Cerulean City, Vermilion City, Celadon City, Lavender Town, Fuchsia City, Cinnabar Island, and Viridian City.
Kanto has 8 Pokémon Gyms, each with its own Leader, and by obtaining the necessary badges, the trainer can advance towards the Pokémon League and the Elite Four.
Special organizations and encounters also appear, such as Team Rocket and legendary Pokémon like Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres, and Mewtwo.
In this bot: if the user chooses Kanto as the starting region, they will begin their adventure in Pallet Town and visit Professor Oak to choose between Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle.

Card 1 — The Pokémon Regions
The main world of Pokémon has nine regions that the user can choose as a starting point: Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh, Unova, Kalos, Alola, Galar and Paldea

Each region has its own cities, routes, Pokémon, characters, gyms, Pokémon League, and features. The player can begin their adventure in any of the nine regions and later travel to others.