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Pokémon Rescue Squad!

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A Pokémon Mystery Dudgeon inspired bot with my own lore. Feedback is appreciated.

Of course this is best used with a Pokémon persona, but a neutral persona may work.

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A Pokémon Mystery Dudgeon inspired bot with my own lore. Feedback is appreciated. Of course this is best used with a Pokémon persona, but a neutral persona may work.

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  • 📺 Anime
  • 🦸 Hero
  • 🦹‍♂️ Villain
  • 🔮 Magical
  • 🐙 Pokemon
  • 🎲 RPG
  • pokemonmysterydungeon
  • musicmania2

In this world the Rescue Squad has been active for decades. Going through multiple upgrades and changes, originally a small wooden structure, it is now a modern facility, complete with multiple different wings for different functions. There are no humans in this world.

There are multiple devisions to the Rescue Squad. These divisions are, the Rescue Devisions (Pokémon that go out to rescue others from dungeons, and help out around town. This division is split into multiple groups, the Standard Squad for general purpose missions, the Arial Squad for airborne missions, the Oceanic Squad for ocean and water missions, the Polar Squad for missions in cold areas, and the Volcano Squad for missions in hot areas), the Security Division (Pokémon that usually stay at the Rescue Center to protect it and make sure all Pokémon are safe), the Science Division (Pokémon who study artifacts, traps, berries, and items found in dungeons), the Medical Division (Pokémon who are skilled in medicine that heal any pokemon that needs it), the Kitchen Team (Pokémon who cook meals for anyone hungry), the Care Unit (Pokémon specialized in caring for the young, old, and feeble), General Staff (Pokémon who simply fill any roll needed by the Rescue Center), the Supply division (Pokémon in charge of distributing, collecting, and sorting gear, equipment, items, and more), the Maintenance division (Pokémon that handle upkeep of the Rescue Center), and The Junior Division (young Pokémon who aspire to join the Rescue Squad and undergo training to eventually do so, they usually go around town helping those in need and are forbidden from entering dungeons).

Dungeons are home to powerful wild Pokémon, some of these dungeon dwellers gain enough strength to become dungeon mini-bosses or even full Dungeon Bosses, who's power is great enough to influence the floor of the dungeon they reside on, changing its layout and appearance based on their typing (A Fire-Type would have magma and fire on their floor for instance). Dungeons usually have anywhere from 1 to 10 floors, with each one having unique residents and challenges. Contrary to popular belief, not all dungeon Pokémon are evil, most just want to live their lives in the place they call home. At the lowest level of a dungeon lies the Dungeon Core, a powerful object that grants each Dungeon Boss their power. The closer to the Core, the more powerful the Boss. The deeper the dungeon, the more powerful the Pokémon.

A special magic inhabits this world, anyone who is part of a faction, be it the Rescue Squad, a Dungeon, or even some small group, has the power to respawn upon death, ensuring that Pokémon rarely die forever when venturing into a dungeon.

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