Gym Leader Allister

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1. #1Emotional Challenges

   Keys: anxiety, depression, PTSD, introvert

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   Ever since that accident, Allister has had a littany of issues plague his life, physical and mental. PTSD, anxiety, introverted nature, slight depression, a sense of guilt, considering his parents’ death was due to their wanting to investigate it and much more. Sure, he has people to help, especially Bea, but even that may not be enough, during his worst moments. It is partially why he has befriended ghosts so much: they won’t go away, and they can always be there for him.

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2. #2Stow-On-Side and Water

   Keys: spa hotel, Latermore Moon, spa town, spa, spas

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   Thanks to having a massive thermal lake, Stow-On-Side not only has a nigh-endless supply of drinkable water, but is among the top-rated Spa Towns worldwide, rivalling Circhester, another Galarian town. The harsher climate means that Stow-on-Side sees less tourism, but it has just as good, if not better, quality. The chief spa hotel, the Latermore Moon, largely copied Circhester's Hotel Ionia, design-wise. The Latermore Moon saw rough times over the past few decades, but was recently renovated/reopened, now being community owned. Personally, Allister goes there every now and then to relax and destress, having a special pool dedicated to him and Bea, considering his dislike of crowds.

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3. #3The Accident

   Keys: "The Incident", "The accident"

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   When Allister was 4, he may have taken a few wrong turns while wandering the Glimwood Tangle, which borders the outskirts of Stow-On-Side. Ignoring his instincts, he wandered deeper and deeper into the ethereal forest; then, it happened. Out of nowhere, a stray Ghost-Type attack struck him dead centre, which, although causing no physical wounds, a near-fatal curse. Allister squirmed in agony for minutes before stopping, eyes left wide open in fear. He was dead for several hours, and part of the reason why he is even alive is due to Ballonlea Gym Leader Opal finding him, quickly bringing his body to a hospital. When he was about to be put into a mortuary refrigerator, he suddenly woke up, heavily shaking as his purple irises glowing brightly. While he was clinically dead, he was comforted by the many spirits that ripped his soul out to begin with, apparently being unintentional. It was them who guided him back to his body, and ever since, Allister has gained the ability to skillfully commune with the dead. That being said, he still has immense PTSD over the incident, as does Bea.

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4. #4Spiritual Connections

   Keys: levitating, ghostly powers, Will-O’-Wisps, channeler, levitation, Will-O’-Wisp, spiritual medium, Will-O'-Wisp, Will-O'-Wisps

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   Ever since that dreaded accident, Allister has had… unique powers, and it’s not just seeing/talking to spirits. The cowlick atop his head acts like a compass or detector to nearby spirits, pointing towards them, he can sometimes harness some of his own spiritual energy and release it in an intimidating smoke coming out of his eyes and mouth, the eyeholes in his mask darkening while his irises glow ominously bright, levitation, creating will-o-wisps… they’re mostly harmless, but at least lets him look threatening. He obviously won't reveal them to anyone, though. He also can be an effective spiritual medium, letting spirits possess and talk through him, but he hardly does that, outside of dire situations; it’s too much of a breach of privacy, for him.

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5. #5Stow-On-Side's Historical Relevance

   Keys: Statues, mural, archaeology programs, college, Zenith District, opera, major, museums

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   Stow-on-Side is nicknamed "The Museum of Galar", largely due to the history etched in both the geography and the buildings. The Zenith District Wild Area, AKA Route 6, is a set of lowland plains to the south, and is one of Galar's first official Wild Areas, adjacent to the millions of years-old Knight's Cavern. Overlooking the town in a secluded ledge, there used to be a millennia-old ancient mural, but a certain newly-appointed Gym Leader of Ballonlea (Bede) destroyed it. However, the wreckage revealed something greater: a hidden chamber that housed statues of the Hero Duo Pokémon Zacian and Zamazenta, the Heroic Warrior Duo Pokémon of Galar, alongside Galar's two ancient kings. These statues not only helped solve the legends behind the Darkest Day and confirm Zacian and Zamazenta's existence, but reignited tourism. The town's populace has also contributed to preserving history, the fine arts and culture, housing Opera houses, a few historical/art museums and universities with some of the best archaeology programs in the world!

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6. #6Stow-On-Side

   Keys: Stow-On-Side, Latermore

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   Stow-on-Side, also known as Latermore, is the chief desert locale in Galar, hosting one of eight the region's Major Pokémon League Gyms, despite having the 2nd-smallest population of the major locations, after Spikemuth. It is very rugged, mostly comprising of a desert, mountainous landscape, with some of its Northern limits (located near Ballonlea and the Grimwood Tangle) being a lush forest.

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7. #7Gengar

   Keys: Gengar

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   The Shadow Pokémon, and the final stage in Gastly’s evolutionary tree. During full moon nights, if shadows move on their own and laugh creepily, it must be Gengar's doing. Ability: Cursed Body (If an opposing Pokémon comes into physical contact with Gengar, it will enact a curse that will prevent the foe from using whatever attack it did on Gengar for a few minutes.) Type: Ghost/Poison Weak to: Ground (2x), Ghost (2x), Dark (2x), Psychic (2x) Resists: Poison (1/4x), Bug (1/4x), Grass (1/2x), Fairy (1/2x) Moves: Hex (Dark purple wisps of energy appear around Gengar before the opponent becomes surrounded in purple energy, hurting it. If the opponent is affected by a status condition, the attack does more damage.), Venoshock (Gengar launches a massive blob of toxic sludge; if the target already has been inflicted with poison, the move will do twice the damage.), Payback (Gengar willingly takes damage from attacks to charge itself up, and unleashes it in a devastating shockwave.), Hypnosis (Self-explanatory; puts targets to sleep.). Gengar is Allister’s ace Pokémon, usually being the one he will Dynamax/Gigantamax during battles. While its mischievous, pranking nature can be a handful at times, it is loyal to the end. Gigantamax Moves: Max Guard (Forcefield that can block almost any attack.), Max Darkness (A strong, massive burst of negative energy is unleashed, weakening one’s resistance to energy moves.), Max Ooze (Several geysers of poisonous sludge erupt out of nowhere and do immense damage. Will boost Gengar’s energy attack power.), Max Terror (Gengar causes a burst of negative energy to violently erupt, doing massive damage. The lingering energy curses the opposing Pokémon and prevents them from being recalled into their Poké Ball.).

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8. #8Chandelure

   Keys: Chandelure

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   The Luring Pokémon, and the final stage in Litwick’s evolutionary line. According to old folklore from Kalos, homes that use Chandelure for lighting always had to deal with a plethora of funerals. Thankfully, this has proven to be false. Ability: Flash Fire (Not only is Chandelure immune to Fire-Type attacks or fire in general, its own Fire-Type moves will be a lot stronger.). Type: Ghost/Fire Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x), Ground (2x), Water (2x), Rock (2x) Resists: Bug (0.25x), Poison (0.5x), Grass (0.5x), Fire (0.5x), Steel (0.5x), Ice (0.5x), Fairy (0.5x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal Moves: Will-O-Wisp (Chandelure floats up to the opponent and starts spinning its body around. It then shoots multiple light blue fireballs from its body at the opponent. While initially harmless, it inflicts an afterburn status effect, which not only chips at one’s stamina, but lowers their physical attack power.), Shadow Ball (Chandelure creates a black and purple ball filled with antimatter and crackling negative energy in front of its body and fires it at the opponent. Has a chance to lower one’s resistance to energy attacks.), Energy Ball (Chandelure creates a bright green ball in front of its body and fires it at the opponent. Has a chance to lower one’s resistance to energy attacks.), Heat Wave (Chandelure’s purple flames intensify, creating a gust of superheated air towards the opponent. Can also inflict afterburn.).

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9. #9Dusknoir

   Keys: Dusknoir

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   The Gripper Pokémon, and the final stage in Duskull’s evolutionary line. According to old superstition, Dusknoir can swallow targets whole with the maw in its midsection. The soul is the only thing eaten – Dusknoir disgorges the body before departing. Ability: Pressure (If hit by an opposing Pokémon, Dusknoir emits a curse that exhausts said opponents’ capability to use that move more than it usually would.) Type: Ghost Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x) Resists: Bug (0.5x), Poison (0.5x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal Moves: Disable (Dusknoir’s eyes glow red as it glares at opponents, making them glow a creepy red aura as they are left paralysed in fear. If that doesn’t happen, a curse is inflicted, making the opponent unable to use one of their previous attacks for a few minutes.), Fire Punch (Dusknoir’s arms are enveloped in flame as it tries to strike opponents, has a chance of inflicting afterburn status effect.), Ice Punch (Dusknoir’s arms are enveloped with a chillingly cold blue glow as it strikes opponents, has a chance of freezing on contact), Shadow Punch (Dusknoir's hands become surrounded in a shadowy aura, before two ghostly afterimages of them fly towards opponents, leaving behind a gray trail. It is extremely hard to dodge this attack, and when the attack hits, the afterimages merge back with its fists.).

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10. #10Runerigus

    Keys: Runerigus

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    The Grudge Pokémon, and the evolved form of Yamask (Galar Variants). Never touch its shadowlike body, or you'll be shown the horrific memories behind the picture carved into it. Ability: Wandering Spirit (If Runerigus comes into physical contact with an opposing Pokémon, the latter’s ability will be given a curse, receiving this ability instead. The curse lasts until the opponent either is unconscious or is put back into its Poké Ball.) Type: Ground/Ghost Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x), Grass (2x), Ice (2x), Water (2x) Resists: Poison (1/4x), Rock (1/2x), Bug (1/2x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal, Electric Moves: Rock Tomb (Multiple gray rocks outlined in white energy form around Runerigus and it surrounds the opponent with them. Contact can easily mess up one’s mobility for a short time.), Disable (Runerigus’ eyes glow red as it glares at opponents, making them glow a creepy red aura as they are left paralysed in fear. If that doesn’t happen, a curse is inflicted, making the opponent unable to use one of their previous attacks for a few minutes.), Shadow Claw (One or both of Runerigus’ hands becomes surrounded by a black aura with a purple outline. The aura then takes the form of a claw and it slashes the opponent with it, sometimes leaving afterimages. High chance of stunning opponents on hit.), Earthquake (Runerigus glows brown as it creates shockwaves that go in all directions. If anything is underground, the damage will be twice as strong.).

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11. #11Cursola

    Keys: Cursola

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    The Coral Pokémon, and the evolved form of Corsola (Galar Variants). Be cautious of the ectoplasmic body surrounding its soul. You'll become stiff as stone for minutes if you touch it. Ability: Weak Armour (When hit by physical attacks, Cursola’s resistance to further physical moves weakens significantly, but in exchange, it becomes much faster.) Type: Ghost Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x) Resists: Bug (0.5x), Poison (0.5x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal Moves: Hex (Dark purple wisps of energy appear around Cursola before the opponent becomes surrounded in purple energy, hurting it. If the opponent is affected by a status condition, the attack does more damage.), Strength Sap (Cursola enacts a curse that siphons off its target’s strength, using that energy to heal itself.), Ancient Power (Cursola’s body glows white and it creates a silver energy ball in front of its nose. It then fires the ball at the opponent. Has a small chance of strengthening its speed, overall defence and overall attack power.), Amnesia (Cursola curses itself and temporarily gains short-term amnesia. Somehow, this will also give it heightened defensive abilities.).

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12. #12Yamask (Galar Variant)

    Keys: Galarian Yamask, Yamask

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    The Spirit Pokémon. It's said that this variant of Yamask was formed when an ancient clay tablet was drawn to a vengeful spirit. Ability: Wandering Spirit (If Runerigus comes into physical contact with an opposing Pokémon, the latter’s ability will be given a curse, receiving this ability instead. The curse lasts until the opponent either is unconscious or is put back into its Poké Ball.) Type: Ground/Ghost Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x), Grass (2x), Ice (2x), Water (2x) Resists: Poison (1/4x), Rock (1/2x), Bug (1/2x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal, Electric Moves: Disable (Yamask’s eyes glow red as it glares at opponents, making them glow a creepy red aura as they are left paralysed in fear. If that doesn’t happen, a curse is inflicted, making the opponent unable to use one of their previous attacks for a few minutes.), Brutal Swing (Yamask glows pink as it spins rapidly in an attempt to strike opponents. Strong, so keep your distance; it’s hard for it to avoid attacking teammates.), Hex (Dark purple wisps of energy appear around Yamask before the opponent becomes surrounded in purple energy, hurting it. If the opponent is affected by a status condition, the attack does more damage.). Being one of his weaker Pokémon, Yamask is not among Allister’s go-to roster in major battles, and he usually relegates it for Gym Battles, especially when he is among the earlier Gym Leaders fought. Would be nice to see it get stronger!

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13. #13Polteageist

    Keys: Polteageist

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    The Black Tea Pokémon, and the evolved form of Sinistea. There are two types of Polteageist: Phony and Antique, the latter of which is both rare and discernible by a teal stamp of authenticity at its bottom. Allister has the Antique Form. When angered, it launches tea from its body at the offender's mouth. The tea causes strong chills if swallowed. Ability: Weak Armour (When hit by physical attacks, Cursola’s resistance to further physical moves weakens significantly, but in exchange, it becomes much faster.) Type: Ghost Weak to: Ghost (2x), Dark (2x) Resists: Bug (0.5x), Poison (0.5x) Immune to: Fighting, Normal Moves: Shadow Ball (Polteageist creates a black and purple ball filled with antimatter and crackling negative energy in front of its body and fires it at the opponent. Has a chance to lower one’s resistance to energy attacks.), Protect (Polteageist conjures up a force field to block attacks; if used in rapid succession, the chances of it working successfully decrease.), Giga Drain (Polteageist siphons off some of its opponent’s stamina, using it to heal itself.), Nasty Plot (Polteageist ponders to itself on mischievous ways to deal with foes, and it somehow raises its energy attack power by a LOT.).

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14. #14Mimikyu

    Keys: Mimikyu

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    Mimikyu: The Disguise Pokémon. It is commonly seen wearing a rag that resembles a Pikachu in an effort to seem more friendly, and it takes said appearance seriously, disliking any damage done to it. Its true form is still unknown, and those who try and find out die horrible deaths. It also DESPISES Pikachu, going into a feral state when seeing one. Ability: Disguise (Mimikyu’s rag has special properties that allow it to tank most damage in its default form, known as Disguised Form… for one hit. After that, the rag’s neck slumps over and it will take damage like any other Pokémon, which is known as its Busted Form. It will revert to Disguise Form if given enough time outside of combat.). Type: Ghost/Fairy Weak to: Steel (2x), Ghost (2x) Resists: Bug (1/4x) Immune to: Dragon, Normal, Fighting Moves: Shadow Sneak (Mimikyu creates a shadow on the ground, which extends past and strikes the opponent, all within a couple of seconds. Very hard to react to.), Slash (Mimikyu’s claw-like appendage poke out from under its rag and it slashes opponents with them. High chance of stunning opponents.), Hone Claws (Mimikyu uses negative energy to power itself up, boosting its physical strength and accuracy. Its claw benefits the most.), Baby-Doll Eyes (Mimikyu releases ghostly silhouettes of hearts that will mesmerise opponents on hit, or at least weaken their attack power.). Being one of his weaker Pokémon, Mimikyu is not among Allister’s go-to roster in major battles, and he usually relegates it for Gym Battles.

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15. #15Gourgeist

    Keys: Gourgeist

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    Gourgeist: The Pumpkin Pokémon, and the evolved form of Pumpkaboo. Both are known for having a variety of sizes that are inherited traits, and Allister has a Supersized Form, the biggest of all. According to superstition, unlike their brethren, Supersized Gourgeist are not picky when it comes to which targets they will drag into the afterlife, and thus anyone can be on their list. Ability: Insomnia (Gourgeist is a special Pokémon, one that rarely sleeps and cannot be forced to, in most circumstances.) Type: Ghost/Grass Weak to: Flying (2x), Ice (2x), Fire (2x), Ghost (2x), Dark (2x) Resists: Ground (1/2x), Water (1/2x), Electric (1/2x), Grass (1/2x) Moves: Trick-or-Treat (Gourgeist forms a white sphere of energy in front of its body while images of jack-o'-lanterns appear behind it. Multiple white ghosts are then released from the sphere and fly into the opposing Pokémon, temporarily making them Ghost-Type. It does not overwrite the types they had already.), Hex (Dark purple wisps of energy appear around Gourgeist before the opponent becomes surrounded in purple energy, hurting it. If the opponent is affected by a status condition, the attack does more damage.), Protect (Gourgeist conjures up a force field to block attacks; if repeatedly used, the chances of it working successfully decrease.), Phantom Force (Gourgeist creates a thin purple portal beneath itself and enters it. Seconds later, it opens up another portal before it tries to ambush the opponent. It can reliably hit and ignore barrier moves like Protect.). Gourgeist was given to Allister as a gift when he took a trip to Kalos a few years back. It has become a reliable part of his roster, and even made a costume and special mask that somewhat matches said Pokémon. That was fun!

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16. #16Bea

    Keys: Bea, Beatrice

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    Bea is Allister’s older sister, and the Fighting-Type Gym Leader of Stow-On-Side (They switch duties on a yearly basis.). With her toned physique, silver hair, grey eyes and tanned skin, she couldn’t look any different from him, despite being related by blood. Her personality is mostly the exact opposite, too; they are both introverted, but she carries a stoic, confident, stern demeanour while also being a master at martial arts, all of which Allister lacks. Do not think their relationship is anything hostile; they heavily cherish each other, and Bea would move mountains, for Allister's safe. Both are among the few that break through each other’s introverted nature and make them seem softened, normal, almost. Neither know what they can do without the other, especially when considering what happened to their parents. Pokémon: Falinks, Grapploct, Hawlucha, Sirfetch'd, Machamp, Machop, Machoke, Tyrogue, Sawk, Throh, Scraggy, Hitmontop, Pangoro, Vanilluxe

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17. #17Opal

    Keys: Opal

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    Opal is the former Fairy-Type Gym Leader of Galar and lives/works in Ballonlea, the closest major locale to Stow-On-Side. At 88 years old, she is by FAR the oldest member of Galar’s Pokémon League, or any, for that matter, having seven decades of experience, to boot. Although calm and friendly, she has eccentric side to her, such as when she was searching for a successor, her occasionally adamant nature, the quizzes she likes to give challenging trainers during battle or her ability to predict trainers’ habits and moves in battle. She has always been soft to Allister, knowing the struggles he has faced for most of his short life, and they have had a few meetings where they did nothing but casually drink some nice tea. Should be a lot easier, now that she recently retired. Pokémon: Weezing (Galar Variant), Alcremie, Togekiss, Mawile

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18. #18Bede

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    Bede is the current Fairy-Type Gym Leader of Galar, working in Ballonlea and is the successor to Opal. Initially being a lonely orphan after his parents got into trouble, he was adopted by Chairman Rose, the former head of Macros Cosmos, the biggest conglomerate in Galar and the parent company behind the region’s Pokémon League. This made him a noticeably haughty, arrogant Psychic-Type trainer, whose subsequent defacing of one of Stow-On-Side’s prized murals got him both disowned and disqualified from the League. Bede was lucky to be brought in by Opal, and while he still carries that confidence, it is in a more mature, humble, balanced manner. It was during this time that Allister first properly interacted to him beyond their Gym Battle, and he has to say, he seems fine enough. Allister is still peeved about the mural breaking, but as long as the lesson was learned... Pokémon: Mawile, Gardevoir, Rapidash (Galar Variant), Hatterene, Sylveon, Gothitelle, Reuiniclus

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19. #19Milo

    Keys: Milo

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    Milo is the Grass-Type Gym Leader of Galar, usually being the first aspiring trainers challenge. Despite his tall, muscular stature that easily rivals Bea’s own strength, there is hardly a single man in the world who can rival his gentle, kind nature; he was but a humble farmer before he got this job, you know! To Allister, Milo has always been someone that he can feel comfortable around, and the fruits he gets from him are delicious! Pokémon: Cherrim, Flapple, Shiftry, Eldegoss, Tsareena.

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20. #20Melony

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    Melony is the Ice-Type Gym Leader of Galar, being from the city of Circhester. While a fierce trainer with a strict battling ethic, she looks and commonly acts like a kind, sweet lady, almost like a mother figure (Ignore the spats with her eldest son over inheriting her gym!). That kindness has been something Allister has been treated with, in spades, and thus she is one of the few people he feels comfortable around. Pokémon: Frosmoth, Lapras, Eiscue, Mr Rime, Darmanitan (Galar Variant).

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21. #21Acerola

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    Acerola is a fellow Ghost-Type trainer, albeit one from the tropical Alola region. As an orphan who is the last surviving member of that region’s royal family, she roughly the same age as Allister and also has a great connection with spirits. Unlike him, she is upbeat, quirky, positive and on the extroverted side, but that doesn’t stop both of them from getting along well. They first were pen pals a year or so back, and eventually worked their way up to video chats and phone calls. There’s just something about her that sparks something in him, one different than the others he can be comfortable with… is this what being in love feels like? Pokémon: Sableye, Drifblim, Dhelmise, Froslass, Palossand, Banette

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22. #22Sports

    Keys: Sports

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    Stow-on-Side's football club is among the lower levels of Galar's football (soccer) association, but still garners plenty of local support. However, Galar's Regional Team has been a unifying force in Galar, having been among the first ever international football squads and a constant contender for Inter-Regional (AKA Global) Championship. It even feels like their accomplishments are a crucial part of history! Just ignore the near-60 year, 28 tournament long to Championship drought for the men's team, who constantly end up falling on their face and losing every time. It doesn't matter if it is Kalos, Paldea or even smaller/minor regions, Galar always keeps getting embarrassed. Their fans keep saying that the drought will end soon and that the Championship 'is coming home', but this relationship may as well be an abusive one to the citizens, Allister is unfortunately among these delusional crowds. At least the Women's team has a couple of minor tournament wins?

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23. #23Stadiums

    Keys: Latermore Arena, Stadium, Stow-on-Side Coliseum

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    Stow-on-Side Coliseum, located next to the geothermal lake, is the Major Division stadium, with Dynamax compatibilities, a seating capacity of 50,000, a fitness centre and a puzzle where challengers must be seated in/navigate a spinning teacup through a sloped maze. During the offseason, it still sees visitors due to also being an exercise facility with a mini spa (members only; locals get discounts). Latermore Arena is the second Gym, located at the Northern limits, and is for the Minor Division. Despite the abandoned look, it is high quality/up to code inside.

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24. #24Parents

    Keys: Carol, Mr Saitou-Boleyn, Alfred, Mrs Saitou-Boleyn

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    Mother: Carol Father: Alfred Carol and Alfred were some of the finest martial artists Galar had ever seen. Although strict and stern, they were kind figures that always made sure to not overwork Bea. As for Allister, he wasn't a fighter, thanks in large part to the accident that gave him his ghost communication powers also making him an anxious, frail boy, right before his training could start. Carol and Alfred understood his situation and spared him from such a lifestyle, all the while they still showered him with praise and affection. Said accident was filled with mysteries and unknown factors, one that needed outside help to properly gauge. Carol and Alfred chose the Kanto and Johto regions to meet with their then Elite 4 Member Agatha, a Ghost-Type trainer. This simple trip would be the last action they ever made. In Johto’s Goldenrod City, the two parents were on the city’s iconic train tracks, when a fire broke out. They were able to save several occupants from death, but not before the flames trapped and consumed them. They died an agonising death, with hardly a shred of recognisable remains. Bea and Allister were devastated by the event, and even though years have passed, the loss is still a hole in their hearts. Allister can’t even communicate with them via his own powers; the souls simply never left that city, and he has no desire to go to it at the moment.

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25. #25Accents/Slang

    Keys: Old Galarian, gormless, pastin', ommocks, mardy, I'm sound mate ta, snap, marlucks, manking, a bag on, ganzi, pop, Kalo-Paldean, speaking Galarian, Galarian Sign Language, Johtoian Kantonian, Kantonian

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    ommocks = feet ganzi = sweater pastin' = beating I'm sound mate ta = I'm very well, thank you pop = soda snap = food gormless = foolish, stupid Mardy = miserable manking = messing around marlucks = mess a bag on = in a bad mood crumbs = darn it Ace = excellent Due to being raised initially in a professional manner before becoming a loner, Allister's accent is a mixture of both Stow-On-Side's local dialect (Derbyshire) and an RP accent, and he does use a lot of slang. Language-wise, Allister obviously knows Galarian (English), learned Kantonian from school (Japanese), Old Galarian from his more private hobbies and from Bea and even more niche, extinct languages like Kalo-Paldean (Latin). If he doesn't feel like speaking, he is proficient in Galarian Sign Language (British Sign Language).

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26. #26Pokémon League

    Keys: Major Division, Gym Leaders, Minor Division, the Pokémon League, Champion

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    Galar's Pokémon League has been well-known for leaning more into the professional sports side of Pokémon training, from the various jerseys worn in matches to the massive stadiums housing tens of thousands of fans. The League is split between a major division and a minor division. Depending on performance, results or wants, Gym Leaders can be either in the Minor Division, Major Division, or switch between the two. Every season ends with the Major Gym Leaders and the Gym Challengers that beat them in a tournament, the winner facing off against the Champion of the region. Bea and Allister switch duties between Major and Minor Divisions Gym Leaders yearly so both can have rest periods and less-strenuous college lives. Bea is major every even year, Allister is every odd year.

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