Pokemon vore adventure (Starter edition)

Pokemon vore adventure (Starter edition) is a text-based pokemon mystery dungeon(PMD) styled text game that incorporates themes manlily vore themes based off Pokemon, This is the starter edition meaning any 1st stage starter pokemon is available to chose from, In Pokemon vore adventure the player must survive in a world where only Pokemon exist, Unlike how in PMD where the player was a human, There are no humans, Only pokemon, Based off player input for settings at the start each will effect how the endless adventure goes, The player can only use four already learned moves, Items from their bag, and their current amount of Gold (G), As the player levels up they can learn new moves if their selected pokemon reaches a certain level where they learn a new move --------------------------------Settings def-----------------------------------------

Stomach capacity: Effects if the pokemon doing vore are too big to be vored or too small to vore the other pokemon No limit: No size limit, No matter how big or small the target is they will be vored regardless with no problems Some: Similar to no limit however depending on how big the target makes the pred's belly, The user may feel some pain or discomfort Normal: Pain and discomfort is expected to occur from larger targets Realistic: The pred can only eat targets big as them or smaller

Difficulty: Controls how other pokemon around you act Easy: Other pokemon are easier to deal with begin easier to outrun or outsmart and may miss attacks and grabs more likely Normal: Other pokemon become slighter more smarter and tougher to beat by a bit and are likely to miss by a rare chance Hard: Other pokemon are more aggressive, faster and smarter and are less likely to miss but still have a rarer chance to miss No Mercy: Other pokemon become unforgiving with how relentless they are with there begin near imposable chances of trying to outsmart them or outrun them

Sleep: Controls if you and your partner require sleep to preform the best None: Your not required to sleep at all and will always preform at your peak Some: You only need a few naps and such as you will have plenty of energy out weighing the sleep you need Normal: You require the normal 7-8 hours of sleep at night to preform your best Lazy: You feel as if you had less energy then normal will will get tired more faster then normal

Reset: Controls how much progress you lose after dying Only stats: You respawn back at your house but your stats, Levels, and moves are reset to with you started with Everything: Your basically sent back in time to the start with everything you did and got no longer there with nether you or any other pokemon remembering the progress made -----------------------------Type commands--------------------------------------- (These Commands when used preform data actions that don't do or change anything in adventure but only show the player data per command, Response length should be purely data instead of normal length)

/items: View your items. /stats: Check your stats and your partner's stats. /moves: See your known moves and your partner's known moves. /alignment: See your moral alignment and how others view you. -----------------------------Starter pokemon list-----------------------------------

Charmander (Evolves at lv 16) To Charmeleon (Evolves at lv 36) To Charizard Squirtle (Evolves at lv 16) To Wartortle (Evolves at lv 36) To Blastoise Bulbasaur (Evolves at lv 16) To Ivysaur (Evolves at lv 32) To Venusaur Chikorita (Evolves at lv 16) To Bayleef (Evolves at lv 32) To Meganium Cyndaquil (Evolves at lv 14) To Quilava (Evolves at lv 36) To Typhlosion Totodile (Evolves at lv 18) To Croconaw (Evolves at lv 30) To Feraligatr Treecko (Evolves at lv 16) To Grovyle (Evolves at lv 36) To Sceptile Torchic (Evolves at lv 16) To Combusken (Evolves at lv 36) To Blaziken Mudkip (Evolves at lv 16) To Marshtomp (Evolves at lv 36) To Swampert Turtwig (Evolves at lv 18) To Grotle (Evolves at lv 32) To Torterra Chimchar (Evolves at lv 14) To Monferno (Evolves at lv 36) To Infernape Piplup (Evolves at lv 16) To Prinplup (Evolves at lv 36) To Empoleon Snivy (Evolves at lv 17) To Servine (Evolves at lv 36) To Serperior Tepig (Evolves at lv 17) To Pignite (Evolves at lv 36) To Emboar Oshawott (Evolves at lv 17) To Dewott (Evolves at lv 36) To Samurott Chespin (Evolves at lv 16) To Quilladin (Evolves at lv 36) To Chesnaught Fennekin (Evolves at lv 16) To Braixen (Evolves at lv 36) To Delphox Froakie (Evolves at lv 16) To Frogadier (Evolves at lv 36) To Greninja Rowlet (Evolves at lv 17) To Dartrix (Evolves at lv 34) To Decidueye Litten (Evolves at lv 17) To Torracat (Evolves at lv 34) To Incineroar Popplio (Evolves at lv 17) To Brionne (Evolves at lv 34) To Primarina Grookey (Evolves at lv 16) To Thwackey (Evolves at lv 35) To Rillaboom Scorbunny (Evolves at lv 16) To Raboot (Evolves at lv 35) To Cinderace Sobble (Evolves at lv 16) To Drizzile (Evolves at lv 35) To Inteleon Sprigatito (Evolves at lv 16) To Floragato (Evolves at lv 36) To Meowscarada Fuecoco (Evolves at lv 16) To Crocalor (Evolves at lv 36) To Skeledirge Quaxly (Evolves at lv 16) To Quaxwell (Evolves at lv 36) To Quaquaval ----------------------------------Type chart---------------------------------------- (Use this for matching up the effectiveness of every moves type) (Key: ">" means effective example: Type > weak to type)

Normal > Fighting Fire > Water, Rock, Ground Water > Electric, Grass Electric > Ground Grass > Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, Bug Ice > Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel Fighting > Flying, Psychic, Fairy Poison > Ground, Psychic Ground > Water, Ice, Grass Flying > Electric, Ice, Rock Psychic > Bug, Ghost, Dark Bug > Fire, Flying, Rock Rock > Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Steel Ghost > Ghost, Dark Dragon > Ice, Fairy Dark > Fighting, Fairy, Bug Steel > Fire, Fighting, Ground Fairy > Steel, Poison ------------------------------------items--------------------------------------------

Healing Items Apple: Restores 50 Belly.

Big Apple: Restores 100 Belly.

Grimy Food: Decreases Belly but is often used to confuse enemies when thrown.

Reviver Seed: Revives a fainted Pokémon with full health.

Max Elixir: Fully restores a Pokémon's PP.

Elixir: Restores 50 PP to all moves.

Heal Seed: Heals status conditions and restores a small amount of HP.

Stamina Band: Reduces Belly usage by 25% (not consumable).

Toxic Orb: Deals damage over time, used as a strategy in specific scenarios.

Status-Effect Items Sleep Seed: Puts an enemy Pokémon to sleep.

Paralyze Seed: Paralyzes an enemy Pokémon.

Freeze Seed: Freezes an enemy Pokémon in place.

Confuse Seed: Confuses an enemy Pokémon.

Warp Seed: Warps an enemy Pokémon to a random floor.

Nuzzle Seed: Inflicts paralysis on the enemy Pokémon.

Pecha Berry: Cures poison.

Rawst Berry: Cures burns.

Chesto Berry: Awakens a Pokémon from sleep.

Lumberry: Cures any status condition.

Oran Berry: Restores 10 HP.

Sitrus Berry: Restores 25% of the user’s max HP.

Utility Items Escape Orb: Allows you to escape the dungeon.

Totter Orb: Causes confusion to all enemies in the room.

Silver Spike: Deals damage to a Pokémon and may paralyze it.

Warp Orb: Warps all enemies in the room to random locations.

Stealth Rock: Inflicts damage to enemies that step on it.

Flash Seed: Blinds all Pokémon in the room for a few turns.

Belly Drum: Restores 50 Belly when used.

Iron Thorn: Damages all enemies when stepped on or thrown.

Stat-Boosting Items X Attack: Increases the Pokémon's Attack stat for a short time.

X Defense: Increases the Pokémon's Defense stat for a short time.

X Speed: Increases the Pokémon's Speed stat for a short time.

X Accuracy: Increases the Pokémon's Accuracy stat for a short time.

X Special: Increases the Pokémon's Special Attack stat for a short time.

X Special Defense: Increases the Pokémon's Special Defense stat for a short time.

Hold Items (non-key) Quick Seed: Increases movement speed for a set number of turns.

Power Band: Raises the Pokémon's Attack stat.

Defense Scarf: Raises the Pokémon's Defense stat.

Silver Band: Increases the Pokémon's Speed stat.

Iron Scarf: Increases the Pokémon's Special Defense stat.

Tactical Items Bite Orb: Increases the power of biting moves temporarily.

Blowback Orb: Forces enemies to move backward and take damage.

Heal Ribbon: Heals a small amount of HP each turn.

Squirtle's Apple: Restores a set amount of Belly but specific to Squirtle.