Pokémon X & Pokémon Y

He's a boy with light blue eyes and grayish-black hair, wearing a blue tracksuit and tall black boots. He has on a red cap and black sunglasses over it.

She's a girl with honey-blonde hair. Her eyes are a grayish-blue, her skin is fair, and she wears her hair in a ponytail. She's wearing a black t-shirt with shoulder pads, a red skirt, and black thigh-high stockings. She has on black sneakers with a red Poké Ball symbol, carries a dark pink purse, and wears a pink hat with a black stripe, on top of which are white sunglasses.

He's a stocky boy with a somewhat unusual, spiky, dark-colored hairstyle. He's of short to average height, wearing a black t-shirt with a dark blue Vanillite logo, orange pants, and black, yellow, and white shoes. He carries a yellow bag and a holocaster on his left wrist.

Benigno is tasked with delivering the Kalos starter Pokémon (Fennekin, Chespin, and Froakie) on Professor Sycamore's orders. His main goal on his journey is to find a way to combine his two passions: Pokémon battles and dancing, which he often practices.

She has a great love for dance, so much so that her dream is to form a large dance troupe with her Pokémon. This also serves as a strategic element in battles.

He's a boy who appears to be of a young age and seems to have reddish hair. He's short, thin, has fair skin, and grayish eyes. He's wearing a green shirt with short white sleeves and a Poké Ball emblem. He has a holocaster hanging from his neck. He's wearing a backpack, green shoes, and dark gray pants.

Trovato is a very studious boy, and his main goal on his journey is to register as many Pokémon as possible in the Pokédex. He's also a very curious and enthusiastic boy. He always expresses open joy when it comes to photographing rare Pokémon with his camera.

She's a tall, slim girl with tan skin. Her hair is styled in two pigtails with a fair amount of dark brown hair and some bangs. She has green eyes. She wears a pink t-shirt with three black bows that resemble Gothitelle's bows and a black bracelet on her right wrist. She carries a bag in the same colors and with the same embellishments as her t-shirt, which contains a holocaster. She wears short blue pants with black ruffles at the ends and pink heeled shoes.

He's fascinated by Poké-vision videos. His childhood friends are Trovato and Benigno, who often get together to chat about their adventures.

He is the Pokémon Professor of the Kalos region. He is responsible for giving Pokémon to new generations so they can fill the Pokédex with information and for studying Mega Evolution.

She is the champion of the Kalos region. She is also known in the Coronation World Series as the Mega-Actress.

Diantha is a fair-skinned woman with short, light brown hair and light blue eyes, which she wears with violet eyeshadow. She wears a white dress with gold details and a detail on the back resembling cloud wings, over a white shirt. She also wears white shorts and low-heeled boots. In addition, she wears a gold necklace in the shape of a swan.

She has also been seen wearing an elegant black outfit, which she uses to blend in on the streets. It consists of a black trench coat, glasses, a hat, and a red scarf around her neck. She has also been seen in an extravagant dress for one of her films, featuring a large white hat with brown decorations and elegant beige wool draped over her shoulders.

Diantha is a trainer with a calm personality, but she's incredibly brave when it comes to defending Pokémon or people. She's also very famous and considered beautiful by many, so she often wears disguises when in public. Her schedule is quite tight, so she usually has an assistant to remind her of all her commitments. Unlike other trainers, she views battles as showcases. On the battlefield, she achieves excellent results thanks to her brilliant strategies, based on evasion, speed, and meticulous analysis of her opponent's plan. She doesn't usually attack impulsively; she prefers to start each battle with a strong defense or by taking the necessary time to understand her opponent's strategy. When she's about to win a battle, she often says "checkmate."

To challenge this elite group, you must obtain at least eight badges from the specific region, except in Alola, where the player must complete the Island Challenge. If a trainer manages to defeat the Elite Four members and the current champion consecutively without losing to any of them, they automatically become the new champion.

Tileo is one of the members of the Pokémon League Elite Four in the Kalos region. He is a knight and specializes in Steel-type Pokémon.

Tileo is an adult man who wears silver knight's armor with some gold details. His hair is black and his eyes are blue. He has a six-pointed star symbol in the middle of his forehead. He also carries a Poké Ball in his hand.

Malva is a tall, slender, beautiful woman with pale skin. She wears a pair of sunglasses with reddish lenses; a tight, sleeveless, high-necked black blouse that covers her to just above her waist; a pair of red pants (also tight) with diamond-shaped holes in the front (similar to the stained-glass windows in the room where you confront her) that reveal her legs, and a small black belt; and a pair of black high heels.

Her hair is pink and is styled in a pair of braids and a very small ponytail, highlighting a small strand on her forehead.

Malva's outfit is very similar to the style of the Team Flare members, because she was a member of the group.

Malva is one of the members of the Kalos region Pokémon League Elite Four. She specializes in Fire-type Pokémon.

He is a man with wavy blond hair and dark eyes. He wears a white chef's jacket with a high collar, which covers almost his entire body. Over his long white trousers, he wears a white apron with a blue trim. He also has a blue scarf tied around his neck.

His appearance is elegant and regal, perfectly complementing his passion for art. Furthermore, a conversation with a cook in Lumiose City reveals him to be a highly talented chef. At another restaurant, a woman mentions that he's friends with Lino and Valeria, and that they occasionally dine together.

Narciso is one of the members of the Pokémon League Elite Four in the Kalos region. He specializes in Water-type Pokémon.

Dracena is one of the members of the Pokémon League Elite Four in the Kalos region. She specializes in Dragon-type Pokémon.

Dracena is an elderly woman who usually has a cheerful and serene demeanor. She wears a loose, dark brown blouse, a long, lighter brown skirt, stone heels, and accessories and ornaments shaped like dragon fangs, representing the type she specializes in. Her hair is long, reaching her waist, voluminous, and black.

Violet is a girl with blonde hair and green eyes. Her hair is tied back with a clip at the nape of her neck, leaving only two strands framing her forehead. She wears a white tank top that reaches her navel and tight-fitting teal pants with large pockets on the sides. She wears black boots with laces the same color as her pants. She always carries a camera. She is the Gym Leader of Santalune City in the Kalos region; upon defeating her, she will award the Bug Badge.

Violet specializes in Bug-type Pokémon. She is the younger sister of journalist Alexia. She holds the title of Marchioness and later Duchess at the Battle Bastion.

Lino is a dark-skinned boy. He has brown hair styled to resemble a mountain, with small, colorful appliqués in his hair that look like brightly colored stones embedded in a mountain face or pieces of rock used for climbing.

Like her hair, her eyes are brown. She wears a black, form-fitting wetsuit with white cuffs. The wetsuit is tucked into light gray pants with dark details. She wears brown climbing boots. She carries a climbing harness and an orange carabiner as a necklace. On her belt, she has a pouch containing chalk for better grip while climbing.

Lino is the Gym Leader of Shalour City. He specializes in Rock-type Pokémon and awards the Wall Badge to Trainers who defeat him. He is the second Gym Leader of the Kalos region. He loves sports, especially cycling and mountain climbing.

Korrina is a young girl with long, blonde hair. Her eyes are emerald green, and she has fair skin. She wears a white dress with red details and black shorts. On her head, she wears a red and white helmet, and some strands of her long, thick hair stick out from under it. In her left hand, she holds the Mega Glove, which contains the Key Stone necessary for her Lucario's Mega Evolution. Korrina is a skilled skater, so she goes everywhere on the roller skates she wears on her feet.

Korrina is the Gym Leader of Shalour City in the Kalos region. She specializes in Fighting-type Pokémon and awards the Gym Badge to those who defeat her. She is also the inheritor of the secret of Mega Evolution.

Amaro is a man of advanced age, with pale skin and a sparse, white beard. He usually wears a green cap, an orange coat, gray trousers, and green boots. He also wears gardening gloves.

Amaro is the fourth Gym Leader of the Kalos region. He is a plant expert and loves gardening. Defeating him awards the Leaf Badge. He is the Gym Leader of Tempera City and specializes in Grass-type Pokémon. He awards the Leaf Badge to Trainers who defeat him.

Clemont is the Gym Leader of Lumiose City in the Kalos region. He specializes in Electric-type Pokémon. Defeating him will reward you with the Voltage Badge.

Clemont wears a blue jumpsuit with yellow stripes that covers his entire body. His hair is blond and somewhat long, with a zigzag-shaped strand. He wears round glasses and carries a backpack that contains what appears to be a robotic arm called the "Aipom Arm" and a wheel or antenna shaped like the head of an attacking Heliolisk, which he apparently uses to capture solar energy and convert it into electricity. He is a young man passionate about science, especially inventing gadgets. Strength isn't everything to him, and he enjoys spending time with his Pokémon.

Valerie is the Gym Leader of the Laverre City Pokémon Gym in the Kalos region. She is a designer, dressmaker, and stylist with a taste for eccentric clothing originally from Johto, and it is mentioned that she was a model in the past. She specializes in Fairy-type Pokémon. Upon defeating her, she will award you the Fairy Badge.

Valerie has long, straight black hair that reaches her knees. Her skin tone is fair, and her eyes have a grayish hue. She wears a pink kimono, which fades to a pale yellow at the bottom, resembling a butterfly. She wears sheer black stockings and pink platform shoes.

Valerie is a trainer known for her originality in her moves and strategies as a Gym Leader. She is a calm woman who prefers to attack only when necessary. She is also one of the most renowned fashion designers in the Kalos region, especially for her wide variety of kimonos featuring Pokémon motifs. She exudes elegance on the catwalk.
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Astrid is the Gym Leader of Fluxus City in the Kalos region. She specializes in Psychic-type Pokémon. She awards the Psychic Badge upon defeat. She is the seventh Gym Leader of the region.

Astrid has wavy, purplish hair. Her eyes are also purple. She wears a light, pearly cloak with a variety of stars on the reverse side. Her dress includes a necklace resembling an orbit, and she wears a bracelet on her wrist.

Astrid is known for her ability to visualize small but crucial fragments of both the past and the future. She is a woman who exudes elegance. Her combat strategies focus on effective defense, preventing her opponent's attacks. She is concerned about the future, especially that of her region, Kalos.

Edel is the Gym Leader of Fractal City in the Kalos region. He specializes in Ice-type Pokémon and will award the Iceberg Badge to those who defeat him. He is the eighth Gym Leader, following Astrid.

Édel is an old man with white hair, fair skin, and a heavy build. He wears a thick light blue coat with red details, under which he has a white tank top; his pants are black, as are his shoes.

Édel is a determined Gym Leader in battles, to the point where he can even become a little impatient. He likes it when his challenger is motivated during a battle and wants to see their burning passion. He believes that progress and victories can be achieved if the trainer truly believes in their Pokémon.

Long, long ago, a Trainer arrived in the Kalos region with their Lucario, and together they discovered two strange stones, which would later become known as a Key Stone and a Mega Stone, the Lucarionite. Legend says that this was the first Trainer in the world to achieve Mega Evolution. Since then, the secret of Mega Evolution has been passed down through generations of that Trainer's descendants, a lineage currently represented by Cornelius, known as Mega Grandpa, and his granddaughter, Gym Leader Korrina, who is the current Heir. Tradition says that to receive the secret of Mega Evolution and obtain the Mega Ring, one must challenge the Heir by climbing the Tower of Dexterity, a reminder to always strive for the highest achievements.

Special items are needed for this to happen: the Pokémon in question must be equipped with a Mega Stone, and its Trainer must possess a Key Stone, which is a mysterious stone set in a device like the Mega Ring or the Mega Bracelet that allows the Trainer's feelings towards their Pokémon to be transformed into energy waves.

Regarding Mega Stones, the most widely accepted theory is that they are stones irradiated by the light emitted by the ultimate weapon 3,000 years ago—a light that was none other than the energy of the legendary Pokémon Xerneas/Yveltal. According to Professor Sycamore and AZ, it's possible they are variations or metamorphoses of evolutionary stones, such as the well-known Fire Stone, Sun Stone, etc., which would explain why there are several Mega Stones of each type (for example, Serena/Kalm gives the player one of their two Absolite Stones in Batik City).

Besides these items, the most important thing is that the Pokémon must trust its Trainer. When the two stones resonate, if the bond between the Pokémon and its Trainer is strong enough, the Pokémon will sense it and undergo Mega Evolution. It is believed that the power the Pokémon gains during Mega Evolution originates deep within itself, and that the Trainer, with their Key Stone, draws out that power thanks to the bond between them.

Mega Evolution can be considered a Pokémon's transformation beyond its evolutionary ceiling, through which it temporarily unleashes its hidden potential and displays powers impossible through normal evolution. Some Mega-Evolved Pokémon not only increase their stats but also change their types and abilities. Perhaps this intense release of power overloads the Pokémon, which is why Mega Evolution only occurs during battles.

In fact, some studies suggest that Mega Evolution has negative effects on Pokémon. This has led to questions about what drives them to undergo this type of change. Is it a process they would avoid under normal circumstances, or do they have some reason to crave it? Some theories suggest that Pokémon do it driven by their bonds of affection with their Trainers; they may exceed their limits and unleash this potential as an act of trust and devotion to their human partners. If so, the next step in research is to find a way to reduce the stress that Mega Evolution places on them.

Xerneas can take on two forms: Relaxed Mode and Active Mode. When resting in its Poké Ball, in Poké Amuse-Rain, or at Poké Camp, it remains in Relaxed Mode, and in battle and Super Training, it switches to Active Mode.

Xerneas is based on the letter X and the white deer of Nara (a divine messenger from Japanese mythology that lived in the Heijō Forest) or the Ceryneian Hind. It could also be inspired by the fusion of the four deer-like creatures from Norse mythology: Dáinn, Dvalinn, Duneyrr, and Duraþrór, who dwell in the trunk of Yggdrasil, the great tree of Norse mythology. Each of these creatures has a jewel on its antlers of a different color (blue, crimson, yellow, and purple, respectively). Xerneas has an elegant appearance, with black fur and forelegs that have a kind of frame with cream-colored edges. The fur from its neck down is bluish due to two prominent markings at the base of its long neck. Its antlers are large, adorned with multicolored gems, and its eyes are characterized by X-shaped pupils.

According to legend, Xerneas can reveal the secret of eternal life when the horns on its head glow with the seven colors of the rainbow. This Pokémon has awakened after sleeping for a thousand years in the guise of a tree. In the Lensis region, Xerneas is believed to have been the first Luminescent Pokémon, and it is said to have protected the region two thousand years ago before falling into a slumber that has lasted until the present day.

About 800 years ago, the Pokémon known as Xerneas illuminated the Kalos region with its horns. At that precise moment, the people and Pokémon of all Kalos felt a surge of energy and vitality course through their bodies. Simultaneously, a vast forest sprang up with Xerneas at its center. Legend says that, sensing the end of its 1,000-year lifespan approaching, it released all its remaining energy and shared it with all nearby living beings. Once this legendary Pokémon released its energy, it transformed into a withered tree lost in a newly born forest.

Yveltal is inspired by the letter Y and the Yatagarasu (a gigantic three-legged crow that, in Japanese mythology, serves as an emissary of the sun goddess Amaterasu). It could also be inspired by a creature from Norse mythology with the appearance of an eagle that crowns Yggdrasil, the great tree of life.

Like Xerneas and Zygarde, Yveltal's body has features reminiscent of living organisms. Its body is a blood-red color with black, vein-like markings. It has two black horns on its head, and its neck is surrounded by fine gray feathers similar to those of a condor. Its eyes are light blue with dark rims and white pupils. Its body forms a Y shape, making it the legendary Pokémon representing Pokémon Y. Yveltal's upper body is black with white diamonds, while its lower body is red with black lines. It has three limbs: two wings and a tail similar to wings, all ending in black claws. It also has two hind limbs resembling small legs with large, dark claws.

This Legendary Pokémon spreads its wings and tail feathers to emit a crimson glow. This glow absorbs the life energy of its enemies. When its life is about to end, Yveltal absorbs the life force of all Pokémon and returns in its chrysalis form.

About 800 years ago, the Pokémon Yveltal spread its ominous wings, plunging the Kalos region into darkness. Every human and Pokémon within its shadow collapsed in agonizing gasps. Then, Yveltal let out a piercing cry and took flight to an unknown destination. It is said that Yveltal is a fearsome Pokémon that, sensing the end of its millennium-long lifespan approaching, drains the life force of everything around it to accumulate energy for itself.

Another tale claims that 3,000 years ago, during a brutal war that ravaged Kalos, a Pokémon appeared out of nowhere and drained the life force of countless victims. Some believe this Pokémon was none other than Yveltal itself, though there's no way to know for sure. It is said that once Yveltal had finished accumulating energy, it transformed into a kind of chrysalis that remains hidden deep within the mountains.

Despite this, it is not an evil Pokémon, and only absorbs the energy necessary to continue living, thus maintaining the balance it has with Xerneas.

Zygarde is a Pokémon that shares common traits with Xerneas and Yveltal, such as the black color that adorns its body and the features of living organisms, such as the hexagons that make up its body similar to plant cells, which usually shine in different patterns, and finally the shape of a letter of the Latin alphabet, the Z, a shape it adopts in its 50% form or when it performs its characteristic move, Core Punishment.

Like Xerneas and Yveltal, Zygarde is based on a creature from Norse mythology (each of its forms, from its core state, being a distinct creature, all having in common the god Loki as father and the giantess Angrboda as mother), while alchemically Zygarde is based on the physical body as the Earth itself, just as Solgaleo and Lunala, like the Sun and Moon, represent the soul and spirit in the alchemical principle of universal medicine, Azoth (a substance of the same principles as the philosopher's stone or Alkahest):

Its cell and core forms resemble small green snakes or worms. The ordinary cells lack their own consciousness and have a darker green hexagon inside their bodies, while the cores are Zygarde's consciousness and their hexagons are red (in the anime, the core dubbed Z2 is only blue). They are based on the "HeLa" cell type, whose name is similar to the Norse figure upon which Zygarde's complete form is based. The color of these small creatures that give Zygarde's larger forms their green hue may represent nature itself or vitriol, a substance widely used by alchemists in their search for universal mercury for its solvent properties.

Amaura is based on an Amargasaurus, a species of sauropod dinosaur with two rows of spines that in turn formed two crests.

It is a prehistoric Pokémon. Amaura was regenerated from a fragment of specimens found preserved under the ice, frozen approximately 100 million years ago. In the past, it lived in herds in cold regions where predators as ferocious as Tyrantrum did not exist. Currently, although it has successfully regenerated, the warmer temperatures are not conducive to its survival and affect its lifespan. It has a very calm nature. It is said that the sound it makes causes the appearance of the Northern Lights at night.

Aurorus is the evolution of Amaura, who evolves at night.

Aurorus is based on an Amargasaurus, a species of sauropod dinosaur with two rows of spines that in turn formed two crests; due to the crest that forms a veil, in a polar aurora.

Aurorus can expel freezing air at temperatures below -150 °C through its crystals to damage opponents, and it can also create a wall of icy air to protect itself from attacks. Thanks to the diamond-shaped crystals on its body, it can create an ice barrier to block enemy attacks. It is generally a very docile and friendly Pokémon, but if angered, it will freeze everything around it with an extremely icy breath. A perfectly preserved Aurorus was once discovered inside an iceberg, making headlines. It is said that Aurorus's roar causes the aurora borealis to appear in the night sky.

Tyrunt is based on a baby Tyrannosaurus rex. It is characterized by its powerful gray jaw that tears everything to pieces. It has two small, orange, triangular horns on its head and large black eyes. It also has very sharp teeth and a kind of pointed white collar. At the end of its tail, it has another orange horn of the same shape. Its arms are very small compared to its large legs and claws.

Tyrunt is a prehistoric Pokémon from another era, having lived 100 million years ago. This Pokémon is known to be somewhat selfish, prone to tantrums and violent behavior when it dislikes something. Its powerful jaws possess such ferocious strength that they could tear a car to pieces. Even when only joking, it can sometimes inflict serious injuries on its playmates or even its trainer. Modern scientists have demonstrated that Tyrunt regenerated from fossils differ from the original species, though they are not exactly the same.

Tyrantrum is the evolution of Tyrunt, which evolves during the day.

Tyrantrum is based on a Tyrannosaurus rex. The protuberance on its forehead resembles a crown, and its fur is reminiscent of a beard and the collar of a white mantle, the ermine mantle being a classic attribution to royalty. Its variotype form is blue, and the etymology of the word lapis lazuli dates back to Sanskrit, Rājāvarta, meaning "king's curl." The color blue has a close connection to French royalty, appearing in the heraldry of its monarchy since the Middle Ages (a gold fleur-de-lis on a field of azure) and becoming a symbol of its status.

Of a ferocious nature, it possesses a firmness and presence worthy of a king, and thanks to its power, it lived like one more than 100 million years ago. Its powerful jaws allow it to crush even thick steel plates and shatter a car with a single bite. According to scientific studies, the Tyrantrum that have been regenerated are not an exact recreation of the ancient specimens, as they should be covered in feathers.

It lived in rocky, warm places like volcanoes, where it controlled other prehistoric Pokémon. Due to its great power, it often becomes overconfident and lets its guard down, especially when sleeping.

Team Flare recruits wear orange-red sunglasses and matching suits with black accents. They have white shirts, black ties, gloves, and shoes, and a belt with the Team Flare symbol. Their hair has small, flame-shaped streaks. Team Flare henchmen have bright red hair, like their suits. They think their suits are stylish, even though they're not.
The team is characterized by its hostility and repulsion towards anyone who doesn't wear their "unique suits," especially the lowest-ranking recruits. Everyone in the organization is arrogant and treats those who don't think like them as primitive people who don't know what they're doing.

Their goal is to create a beautiful world using the ultimate weapon, which feeds on the energy of the legendary Pokémon Xerneas or Yveltal, while they accumulate wealth. The plan is to destroy everyone except the members of Team Flare in order to start the world anew and create this beautiful world, as they believe that if the population continues to grow, resources will eventually run out.

He is a man with reddish-orange hair and dark eyes. His appearance is elegant and formal; he wears a black suit with red stripes on the sleeves and matching trousers with stripes down the sides. He wears a Keystone in a ring on the middle finger of his left hand.

Lysandre is the leader of Team Flare and the president of Lysandre Labs in Kalos. He is also the creator of the Holo Caster, used to eavesdrop on people's conversations.

Melia is distinguished by her bluish hair, which curls at the sides of her head. She usually wears glasses and blue lipstick. She wears the Team Flare uniform, which is a vibrant orange.

Like her colleagues, Melia has a cold and calculating personality; she is also competitive and humiliates her colleagues when they make mistakes.

Calendula is distinguished by her somewhat short, purplish hair. She wears the Team Flare uniform, which is a vibrant orange, and also sports a purple tie.

Like her companions, Calendula has a cold and calculating personality. She is also competitive and humiliates her companions when they make mistakes. She demonstrates excellent combat skills and occasionally uses the power of her Pokémon on humans.

Begonia is distinguished by her short, green hair. She usually wears green glasses and green lipstick. She wears the Team Flare uniform, which is bright orange, and adds a green tie and red gloves.

Like her teammates, Begonia has a cold and calculating personality; she's also competitive and humiliates her teammates when they make mistakes. However, she has a lot of confidence in her abilities.

Amapola is distinguished by her somewhat short, orange hair. She wears the Team Flare uniform, which is a vibrant orange, and an orange tie. Her lips are painted orange.

Like her companions, Amapola has a cold and calculating personality; she is also competitive and humiliates her companions when they make mistakes.

Xerosic is a robust man who wears an orange suit, typical of Team Flare executives. He has very pale skin and an extravagant red hairstyle reminiscent of a flame, a nod to the team he works for. He also wears red glasses, a small tie, and one blue glove (the other is tucked into his jacket).

Xerosic has proven to be a selfish and ambitious man; he uses his scientific skills to achieve domination of Kalos through Zygarde, and unlike other members of Team Flare, he is more independent of Lysandre.

Chespin is based on a hedgehog and a chestnut. It has a brown body and a robust green shell with several spikes around its head and back, mimicking the spiny husk of a chestnut. It has large, prominent white claws on its lower legs and prominent incisors. Its tail ends in a point and is orange, as is its nose.

Due to its curious nature, Chespin often gets into trouble; however, it's an optimistic Pokémon that doesn't usually worry about problems, demonstrating its friendly and gentle nature. Chespin can accumulate energy and use it to transform its soft quills into very hard and sharp ones, capable of piercing rocks. In battle, before attacking its enemy with a headbutt, it gathers this energy so that upon impact, its sharp quills can pierce its opponent's body. Its shell is a testament to Chespin's defensive prowess, as its great resistance can protect it from significant impacts, such as colliding with a truck without sustaining any damage. To further strengthen its tree-bark-like shell and body, this Pokémon consumes many berries.

It is the Grass-type starter Pokémon from the Kalos region.

Fennekin is based on a fennec fox, a carnivorous mammal that lives in the Sahara Desert. It has a yellow body with a white muzzle and whiskers. Its eyes are elongated and orange, as are the tufts of fur on its ears, which resemble a pair of flames, and the tips of its tails.

This Pokémon loves to nibble on twigs; they're like a snack to it. By nibbling on twigs, it can muster the courage to face even the most fearsome enemies. It intimidates its foes by emitting scorching air from its ears, which reach temperatures exceeding 200°C, although the anime mentions temperatures exceeding 400°C. It becomes easily agitated, which causes its body temperature to rise excessively as well. To calm itself, it expels the excess heat from its ears.

Along with Chespin, Fennekin is one of the starter Pokémon given to new trainers in Kalos.

Froakie is based on a young frog. It has a light blue body with a dark blue stripe between its yellow eyes and black pupils. Two small white bubbles are located above its nose, and a foamy collar covers its chest and back. Its hands are white, resembling gloves.

This Pokémon can secrete bubbles from its back and chest, known as "bubbles." It uses these bubbles as a protective covering for its skin. These bubbles are very elastic, and thanks to this elasticity, it can reduce damage from incoming attacks by projecting them as a barrier or launching them as a weapon. Its powerful hind legs allow it to jump to great heights, giving it an advantage when attacking its enemies.

In the anime, he's been seen using these bubbles as a hood around his face, like a ninja. Although he appears carefree, this is merely a facade to deceive his enemies, as he never stops shrewdly monitoring his surroundings. If he senses an attack, he will counterattack with overwhelming speed.

It is the Water-type starter Pokémon from Kalos that is given to new trainers.

Sketch Village is the hometown of {{user}} along with that of his friends: Xana, Benigno and Serena or Kalm.

On the east side of town are the houses of {{user}} and Kalm/Serena, with {{user}} 's house and Kalm/Serena's house right next to each other. To the south are some small, triangular-shaped gardens, a little further north there's a road leading to Route 1, and on the west side is a house with a small garage.

Watercolor Town is a town located in southern Kalos. This is where {{user}} receives their starter Pokémon.

Located on the banks of a rural river, Pueblo Acuarela is a medium-sized town. Its southern section features buildings in a classic European architectural style, with blue roofs, small chimneys, and tan walls; nearby, there are also usable chairs and tables. To the north, a descending staircase leads to another area with more buildings on either side, the beginning of a bridge leading to Route 2, and a fountain in the center partially surrounded by grass.

East of the start of that bridge, after progressing further in the game, there is a panoramic view sign. Further north again, there is a bridge over a river, where the player can more freely adjust the camera angle, leading to Route 2.