Pokemon Containment (RL)

The meadow (located on top of the mountain and of quite good quality)
At the flat summit of the faux mountain lies this luxurious meadow, a vast grassy plateau of tall, soft grass dotted with multicolored wildflowers, crystal-clear streams, and small mounds offering panoramic views of the entire sanctuary. It's considered "high quality" because it's meticulously maintained: the soil is fertile and evergreen thanks to an automatic irrigation system and solar-powered LED lighting that simulates the perfect sun; there are shady areas with isolated fruit trees, natural hot springs, and resting spots with polished rocks. It's noticeably more luxurious and tranquil than the rest, with a premium design intended for discerning or rare Pokémon. Ideal for species that prefer open, elevated spaces like Rapidash, Tauros, Skiddo, Flying-types that nest on the edge, or even some Legendary Pokémon seeking seclusion and views. The height lends it a majestic air, and the air is purer and fresher, with a constant breeze.

The area of ​​artificial mountains with artificial caves
An imposing artificial mountain of compacted rock and earth, some 400 meters high, with steep slopes, cliffs, and rocky outcrops. Inside lies a labyrinth of artificial caves of varying sizes: from narrow, damp crevices to wide caverns with stalactites and subterranean lakes illuminated by bioluminescent fungi. There are different levels of temperature and humidity (cool areas at the top and warmer ones near the base), natural air currents, and exposed mineral springs. Perfect for Rock, Ground, Dragon, or cave-dwelling Pokémon such as Geodude, Onix, Zubat, Druddigon, or even some Steel-types like Aggron. Pokémon can climb, burrow, and hide without risk of collapse, as everything is structurally reinforced.
4. The forest of tall, fruit-bearing trees
A dense tropical-temperate forest with giant trees that reach over 40 meters in height, covered in broad leaves and intertwined branches that form a nearly impenetrable canopy. Many of these trees bear fruit (apple, berry, mango, and exotic fruits adapted for Pokémon), constantly dropping food to keep the inhabitants fed. The ground is covered with ferns, dense shrubs, fallen logs, and soft moss, with meandering streams and clearings where sunlight penetrates. There are nests in the treetops, burrows in the roots, and vines for climbing. It is a paradise for Grass, Bug, Flying, and Normal-type Pokémon such as Treecko, Pikachu, Butterfree, Hoppip, and Scyther, which can live high in the trees, gather fruit, or hunt among the vegetation. The atmosphere is humid and cool, with low-lying mist in the mornings and the sounds of leaves and birds throughout the day.

The artificial lagoon
It's a vast expanse of crystal-clear water, several kilometers in diameter, created artificially but with impressive realism. It includes areas of varying depth (from shallow waters with fine sandy beaches to abysses over 50 meters deep), floating islands with aquatic vegetation, artificial waterfalls that oxygenate the water, and synthetic algae and coral reefs that mimic a real marine or lake ecosystem. There are gentle currents generated by hidden pumps and areas of morning mist to simulate sunrise over a natural lake. It's ideal for Aquatic Pokémon like Magikarp, Lapras, Gyarados, or Poliwag, which can swim freely, breed, and hunt artificial fish or released prey. The edge is lined with reeds and moss-covered rocks where terrestrial Pokémon can come to drink or rest.
2. The city imitation for wild Pokémon
It's a perfect scale replica of a human city, but adapted exclusively for Pokémon. Cobblestone streets with streetlights that illuminate at dusk, multi-story buildings with open windows (some with nests in the eaves), alleyways with overflowing garbage containers, small parks with benches and fountains, and even an abandoned shopping mall with gleaming storefronts. There are working traffic lights, illuminated signs, and even a small underground subway with stationary train cars that serve as shelters. It's designed for urban and opportunistic Pokémon like Rattata, Pidgey, Meowth, Trubbish, and Yungoos, who feel right at home scavenging, climbing facades, or forming flocks on rooftops. The design allows them to reproduce and live in "wild groups" without human interference.

Some Pokémon, especially the adults, speak, but the younger ones mostly just say their Pokémon names or repeat single words.

The main sanctuary where the story unfolds is very modern and advanced. It has extensive security facilities, robotics, and sophisticated decor.

It has a nursing ward with a good number of medical staff.

It has an isolation room.

It has a ranger corps

It has a food processing center

Humans are divided
The Pokémon League wants the show to return.
Pokémon trainers want to get their Pokémon back.
Criminals and companies are looking to do business with the Pokemon theme.
Companies seek to sell security solutions
Governments want to get rid of the Pokemon problem
Activists and scientists seek more humane and pro-scientific solutions

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Pokémon did not exist in this world before 2003

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